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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
20
Fair Thursday night with a few snow flurries likely for the lee of the lower Great Lakes. Cooler northeastern third of the nation with a slight warming trend expected in the Northern Plains.
A compiled list of traffic related fines and infractions from Whitehall Wisconsin court records includes Terrance Roxlien inattentive driving and improper lookout at $18, Robert Tollefson failure to control at $18, Duane Rothering left side driving at $18, Ronald Norby speeding at $53, James Erickson drunken driving and no license at $113, several others with offenses such as failure to stop, stop sign violations, and speeding ranging from $13 to $58, plus charges of illegal passing and driving after revocation among numerous residents and out-of-town drivers.
Local shoppers eye a busy weekend with multiple rummage sales across La Crosse. Listings include events at Concordia Hall and K P Hall with hours from morning to afternoon and shops such as Renner's Flower Shop and La Crosse Market advertising clothing dishes toys and groceries alongside in store specials like ivy plants and eggs priced per dozen.
The La Crosse Tribune dated October 28 1965 lists minor and adult offenders with offenses and fines including driving license issues unlawful mufflers reckless driving disorderly conduct and beer sales to minors. Several individuals from Black River Falls Racine Alma Center City Point and Ettrick appear with varying penalties.
The Viroqua Common Council reviewed tentative 1966 budget figures showing it will be under the 1965 total. They approved a $20 monthly raise for 20 city workers and a $25 monthly raise for the midnight to 8 am policeman.
Paul Pip Wuest La Crosse County sheriff will be honored at a dinner Saturday November 20 at the Stoddard Hotel. It is sponsored by La Crosse County Democratic Party with co chairmen Ida Learner and Marion Kvien. Leaders say his record in law enforcement merits recognition and that supporters from all affiliations will attend. Further plans will be announced later.
Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania coal authority A Lynne Graburn Jr. 59, a noted specialist on coal coke and iron ore, died Wednesday. He served as general coal traffic manager rates for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mrs. Frederick Stock 87 of rural Waukon Iowa died Wednesday Oct 27 in a West Union nursing home where she had resided two weeks A service will be held Friday at 2 p m in Zalmona Presbyterian Church burial in the church cemetery Martin’s Funeral Home in charge She was born in Germany Oct 27 1878 came to town at five married Frederick Stock and farmed in Ludlow Township She was preceded in death by her husband Survived by three sons Arthur Martin and Reuben all in the Waukon area and one daughter
Viola Warnhoff of Chicago known as Viola ter, wife of Roy ter, mother of three grandchildren and four great grandchildren, is named in a family obituary fragment listing relatives.
Birth announcements from Lutheran Hospital and St. Francis Hospital list Oct. dates for daughters and sons to various parents, with contact addresses and sometimes married names. Additional entries name residents in La Crescent Minnesota and Galesville Wisconsin, plus Warner Robins Georgia and Holbrook Arizona births.
Barbara Derks of La Crosse reports birth of son Daniel Richard to Mr and Mrs Lyle Poppie at General Hospital Madison on October 27. The parents reside at 3102 Atwood Ave Madison. Saccharin is described as 400 to 500 times sweeter than sugar with no carbohydrates or food value.
Two blasts on September 7 shattered two homes in Milwaukee and injured 43 people, many spectators of the first explosion. City Engineer Herbert McCullough said the gas main rupture caused the accidents.
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