Vesper Recital in Memory of Mrs Jackson at Our Savior's
A 4 p.m. Sunday vesper organ recital at Our Savior's Lutheran Church honors Mrs Stella Trane Jackson. Byron Blackmore plays works by Buxtehude Bach Couperin d Aquin Brahms Langlais and a Copley toccata. Family friends and music groups attend. public is welcome.
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Jackson
Stella Trane Jackson
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Byron Blackmore
la Crosse
Buxtehude
Bach
Couperin
d’Aquin
Brahms
Langlais
R. Evan Copley
Blackmore
Our Savior’s
Michigan State University
Taxpayers urge legal state debt and home rule reform
La Crosse County Taxpayers Association urged voters to reject faster highway building via a dummy corporation or bonds. They asked Sen. Raymond C. Rice and Assemblymen Wartinbee and Nuttelman to back a constitutional amendment to permit controlled state debt and to end the uniformity clause for counties and towns. They also urged using a $9.7 million surplus to cut property taxes.
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la Crosse County Taxpayers Association
Raymond C. Rice
D. Russell Wartinbee
Norbert Nuttelman
Association
Joseph Rohrer
Taxpayers Association
Madison
Rohrer
Petition Denied Rezoning Amid Suburban Debate
La Crescent Village Council denied George Kelly's petition to rezone a vacant lot at 1st St N and Oak from commercial to residential. The panel cited the impact of leaving a single residential lot in a commercial block and referred the broader rezoning request to the planning board. The meeting also addressed curb and gutter complaints on 7th Street South and potential changes to the Oct 7 assessment roll, with action postponed to Nov 1.
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LA Crescent
Minn
la Crescent Village
George Kelly
1St St. N
Oak
Kelly
Gerald Berry
Planning Board
7Th Street
E. T. Bardwell
Mishler
Bardwell
Keith Caswell
Richard Sha
Caswell Engineering Co
Minneapolis
L. L. Duxbury Jr
Charles Sheehan
Houston
Joseph Wieser
Pine Creek
Russell Senn
Caswell
Duxbury
Delays Frustrating Job Corps Center May Be Open By February
Sparta Wisconsin emphasizes delays in launching Camp McCoy Job Corps Center under RCA director Harry Mills. Contracts among RCA University of Wisconsin Camp McCoy 5th Army and Army are being finalized with opening targeted for February and a gradual buildup to 2000 youths in 15 months.
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JOB Corps Center
Harry Mills
Camp McCoy
Radio Corp. of America
Ralph Osborne
Sparta
Kiwanis
McCoy
Mills
United States
September 1965 La Crosse Economy Shows Mixed Change
The Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce reports September 1965 post office receipts at 102,769 versus 103,060 a year earlier and building permit evaluation down to 676,816 from 1,173,790, while other categories including North Central Airlines traffic rise with inbound 1,174 and outbound 1,251 passengers. August figures show increases in bank clearings and debits but a drop in new homes and families moving in, with 10 new homes started in August 1965 versus 13 in 1964.
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Greater la Crosse
North Central Airlines
la Crosse
Crusade, Inc
Public Works budget requests reviewed in La Crosse
La Crosse public works chief Carl Wahlstrom presented 1966 requests to the Common Council Finance Committee calling for a catch basin cleaner and new furnaces and adding a maintenance mechanic. Alderman Nerby supported the cleaner while Reihl urged cost estimates on repairs before approving new equipment. Total highway and other departments’ asks totaled over 594000 for highways and additional departmental budgets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wahlstrom
la Crosse
Sewer Department
Common Council Finance Committee
Wahlstrom
Public Works
Highway Department
Sheldon Nerby
20Th Ward
Budg
Jack Reihl
Marco
State Man Sentenced For Forgery and Burglary
Milwaukee AP reports Truman D. Fagg 35 of Forestville Door County was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to 11 charges. Included are burglary of a U.S. post office in Pleasantville Tennessee, eight forgery endorsements totaling 520 dollars, and two charges of interstate transportation of a stolen car.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U.S
Pleasantville
Tenn
Truman D. Fagg
Forestville
Door County
U.S. District Court
United Fund Reaches 52 Percent Of Goal In La Crosse
The United Fund of the La Crosse area reports 52 percent of its $272,844 goal pledged at noon, totaling $142,059. Next report meeting is Monday at noon in the New Villa. Pledges by division include Large employers $47,550 and employees $52,496, Division 100 $18,368, Division 200 $1,223, Division 300 $198, Professional $1,709, Building trades none, Division 600 $11,709, Special gifts $8,755, and Residential $50.
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United Fund of
la Crosse Area
New Villa
Police Explosive Item Course To Be Taught In La Crosse
An Army course on finding and identifying explosive items will be held Tuesday through Thursday nights at the La Crosse County Courthouse. The 12 hour program is sponsored by the Fifth Army and led by Army instructors from the 51st Ordnance Detachment Fort Sheridan.
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Army
la Crosse County
5Th Army
la Crosse
George Long
51St Ordnance Detachment
Fort Sheridan
Inl
Bernard Rauch
C. Harland Mayo
C. George Masel
Bicyclist Collides With Parked Car in La Crosse
A 10-year-old La Crosse bicyclist named Jay Fotland struck Harry Leske's parked car at 1016 Main St. late Monday afternoon, receiving a cut over his right eye. He was transported by squad car to St. Francis Hospital.
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Helen Dorset
Dorset
S. 6Th St
A. J. Schrager
Bill Shutte
Charles Moertil and Son
Rochester, Minn
John Klein Jr
Butler
Harold Molzahn Jr
S. 23Rd St
Tribune
la Crosse
Harry Leske
Leske
Main St
Jay Fotland
S. 19Th St
St. Francis Hospital
Retire From Realty Investment Says Local Lecturer
A well known lecturer told a local club audience that many businessmen retire on income from real estate investments rather than other sources. He described starting small with a down payment, finding tenants, paying charges, and retiring the mortgage. He emphasized self liquidating investments with 10 percent equity and mortgage company risk of 90 percent.
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Elaine Brown
Michigan
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American Guild of Organists
The
Association of Choral Conductors
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Oth
University of Wisconsin
Ambrose Marco
Finance Committee
Legal Department
Health Department
Park Department
Recreation Department
Don Schroeder
Alia
Ciena
John Sterling
Avery Sterling
S. 8Th St
Wesley Methodist Church
Joe's
United Fund
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Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
Lacrosse Office
Rivoli
Richard A. Tausche
Merrill N. Davis Jr
CLA
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George A. Sladky
Martin W. Hass
West Salem, Wis
Thomas M. Multerer
MGR
Home Office
New York, N.Y
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Toome
Ray J. Schumacher
Roy Tichenor
Don Kish, Jr
Lacrosse, Wis
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Reliance Real Estate Agcy
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