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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1958
Page
13
Claude Rains, back in Hollywood after seven years away, laments the humorless crop of modern horror ghouls. He recalls The Invisible Man and explains how early effects used careful stage tricks and snow substitutes to create the unseen menace.
Across clues cover items from fee on sergeant to armed fleets and portents while down clues include Polynesian cloth and war god of Greece. The completed grid links terms such as viper, last, and shoshone Indians with ancient and modern references.
The article cites studies on productivity and child guidance. It notes foremen with high output spend more time planning and supervising while low producers work more themselves. It also discusses parental boundaries and children learning self control through rules.
Sen. Estes Kefauver tours Wisconsin 1st District on behalf of Gerald Flynn, urging farm prosperity as essential to overall growth. He criticizes the Agriculture Department for mishandling surpluses and calls to use excess crop for school lunches and foreign aid. He proposes directing surplus to regions in need.
Mrs. Esther Amelia Asleson Hermanson, 53, died Friday of a heart attack at her son Frank Stanton’s bedside in Rochester Minnesota where he lies in critical condition from injuries from an auto crash near Decorah a week earlier. Funeral held at St Johns Lutheran Church with burial in Oakdale Cemetery. Survived by second husband Leslie Hermanson son Frank Stanton daughter Helen Stanton two brothers and four sisters.
Mrs. Anna Zielke 72 of 2312 13th Place La Crosse died Sunday morning in a local hospital. She leaves three sons Arthur Ralph and Eugene all of La Crosse a daughter Mrs Maurice Roberts also of La Crosse and nine grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. at St Wenceslaus Catholic Church with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call Schuchmacher Funeral Home 7th and Winnebago from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday Rosary at 7:30 p.m.
Graveside services for Mrs. Jo Joseph Walton Losey are set for Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Oak Grove Cemetery with Rev Kenneth Trueman officiating. She died October 19 in London England where she had been living with her son Joseph W Losey Jr.
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Mrs Matilda Ender formerly of La Crosse in Milwaukee and Roy T Moran of 1732 Loom is St La Crosse who died at a local hospital. Moran was a 50 year Burlington Road railroad switchman and member of several fraternal orders. Funeral services are planned with details at Nelson Funeral Home. Burial at Mormon Coulee Memorial Park Cemetery. Tena Berland 78 of 1504 Main St died after a month long illness. Services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Spring Grove with burial at the church cemetery. burial arrangements and calling hours listed with Engell Roble Funeral Home. Surviving Berland include four sons three daughters and siblings.
Eileen Skadsem 13 of Blackhammer Township dies in Rochester hospital after illness. Funeral at Blackhammer Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. Paul Roque, burial in church cemetery. Born Feb 2 1945 she left parents Melvin and ? Skadsem and siblings Reuben Myron Elder Willis Jarla Wanda. Mrs Ben Snow 66 dies suddenly while visiting Warren Minnesota during vacation. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Alma Center with burial in Alma Center Catholic Cemetery. Rosary Monday at Jensen Funeral Home Hixton. Grace Snow born October 16 1892 in Iowa survived by husband Ben one son Ivor six grandchildren two brothers John and George Cormican.
Mrs Mamie Cahape 65 of 2426 Onalaska Ave was taken to Lutheran Hospital after a fall in a store. A false sprinkler alarm sounded at the Radford Co 1724 Oak St. George Joseph Polkowski Cochran e pleaded guilty and paid 15 for speeding at night. Other sheriff s office stipulations include Clifton Rollins Rockford NL Leon Fernholz Arcadia both for speeding at night 15 each Harold Heath Galesville DUI 100 Pfund Brothers Mondovi 15 plus 6.95 court for no stop lamps.
Two local youths aged 13 and 15 were picked up by police Saturday for shooting BB guns in the city. The guns were confiscated and the boys will report to the police juvenile bureau Saturday.
A 14 year old local boy was apprehended by police Friday afternoon for disorderly conduct. He admitted exposing himself to young girls. Detectives report the youth will be placed in the custody of the welfare department for psychiatric aid.
Senator Paul Douglas accused Ezra Benson of aiming to cut farm price supports to 60 percent of parity to aid food processors. He spoke at a Democratic dinner in EAU CLAIRE praising Benson on Wall Street and criticizing Republican policy. Douglas urged Wisconsin voters to support Rep. Lester Johnson as farm income declines since 1952.
In northwest London, barbers Harry Norman and Jack Peaman lifted the haircut price from 28 to 35 cents amid postwar living costs. They report higher tips and fear loss of customers as competition grows. One regular walked out after seeing the new price, while others switch to cheaper local options or cut hair at home for beer money.
Dr Lester Breslow criticizes the medical system for brushing off healthy adults seeking periodic health examinations. He cites doctor time limits, focus on treating disease, and poor quality exams as barriers to widespread annual checkups and promotes a scalable multiple screening approach.
Prof. Torvald Hojer of Stockholm University and Swedish Academy will lecture in the Little Theater at Eau Claire State College on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The talk titled Sweden in the Present World Situation is sponsored by the history department and open to the public.
A Honolulu restaurant placard proclaims Our food is lousy but the most beautiful girls in Waikiki eat here attracting curious attention from beachgoers and locals alike as a vivid slice of tourist era humor.
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