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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1946

Page

8

Edna Schilling Captures La Crosse Country Club Title

Edna Schilling rallys from four down with five to play to beat Mrs Hope Neal 1 up on the 18th, winning the women's championship at La Crosse Country Club. Final score details show Schilling edging Neal with a dramatic closing hole.

Edna Schilling la Crosse Country Club Mrs Hope Edna Bath Schilling Neal Ben Neal Country Club Miss Schilling Mrs. Neal

Mrs Leona Woodworth and J M Qualy wed in Platteville church

Richland Center says Mrs Leona Woodworth of La Crosse and J M Qualy of Richland Center were married Monday in the Congregational church at Platteville by Rev W C Emigholz. After a 5 pm ceremony they traveled to Madison and Milwaukee. Mrs Qualy, a former Richland Center resident, has taught at Emerson school. Qualy is a prominent insurance man in Richland Center.

Leona Woodworth la Crosse J. M. Qualy Richland Center Platteville W. C. Emigholz Madison Milwaukee Qualy Emerson School Seattle Wendell Morrison Dale Barbara Jean West Orchard Heights Mr. Morrison Frank Morrison Liberty Wayne Bremerton Navy Yards Morrison Pearl Erickson Melvina Donald Navy

McCoy Dances Shifts to Central Time at Camp McCoy

Camp McCoy dances move to Central Standard Time on Tuesday and Thursday from 8 to 10 30 p m to let guests catch the last bus home. Girls interested in attending the next dance should meet at Market Square.

Camp McCoy Market Square

Community club notices and postponements list

A schedule of several group meetings and events across clubs and auxiliaries including Ruth Chapter OES visitation, USWY events, Masonic temple activities, church circle dinners, Homemakers gatherings, VFW auxiliary, Letter Carriers auxiliary, Rebekahs, and Lutheran Ladies' Aid. Postponements include St Johns Circle rescheduling and Bjornson club note.

Ruth Oes M. C. Casberg Uswy Court House Masonic Temple Mount Calvary Ladies’ Mission Society Our Savior’s Lutheran Dorcas Society First Presbyterian Anna South 16Th Street R. R. Women’s Club Rebekahs IOOF Wilson Colwell Relief Corps Onalaska First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society St. John’s Reformed Circle Bjornson Club Schede Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society

Local notices and visits span across city and states

Jeannette John Nolan begins work at Marguerite's Beauty Shop on Sept 3. Mrs Joseph McCormick and son Lawrence visit Mrs Edward Steevens on Rose street. Townsend club No 2 meets at Logan high school with reports from organizations and Boscobel district. Lautz apples sold at 2607 South avenue. Mrs Alex Sobotta and son return from Washington DC after visiting Jayne Sobotta. Edith Anderson handles magazine subscriptions at 530 King. Mrs F S Bittner and son Frank visit relatives in Louisville. Locals list cosmetics distributors Ethel Dittman Fern Lyons Kathleen Dittman. Families travel from San Bernardino to return home. Planting time for Oriental plants at 1229 South 20th. Patricia Turner arrives in Chicago after visiting California and Indiana. Navy Mothers rummage sale set for Sept 7 at 8:00. Labor

Jeannette John Nolan Marguerite Hoeschler Bridg Joseph McCormick Lawrence Winona Minn Edward Steevens Rose Street Oliver Frite Townsend Club No Logan High School Boscobel South Avenue Alex Sobotta Richard South 15Th Street Washington, D. C Jayne Sobotta Edith Anderson King F. S. Bittner Frank Louisville Harold J. Brown Franklin and Harold, Jr Janice Arlyn San Bernardino Calif Brown Mary Regina Werner South 20Th San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco Patricia Turner State Street Chicago W. E. Turner Dorothy Indiana la Crosse Navy Labor Temple

Honduran guest Sarah Wilson notices La Crosse snow contrast

Sarah Blanche Wilson of La Ceiba Honduras says she has never seen snow though Honduran winters can be cool. Visiting at the Edwin Erickson home in La Crosse she notes Honduras schools end at seventh grade and plans to enroll in a Spanish college later. She praises La Crosse for friendliness and plans to major in mathematics while hoping to return.

Tribune Sarah Blanche Wilson Edwin Erickson Mississippi la Ceiba Honduras R. M. Wilson Janis Erickson Miss Wilson Mississippi Street Wilsons Ericksons Sarah B. March Wilson Dolores Erickson Dick Haymes la Crosse Florida Grandad Bluff

School Date Treat Sparks Curious After School Snack

Tribune Taster Ellen Fowler reports on Mrs. Burns of 1024 South Eighth serving chocolate cupcakes after school to anxious students. The feature includes a full recipe for cake and frosting with precise measurements and baking times, noting fingerprints in frosting and possible culprits Dixie Rose and Jack.

Tribune Robert Burns South Eighth Ellen Fowler

Community Council Plans Final Picnic

La Crosse County Community council's last picnic of the season will be held Saturday at Holmen. In case the weather is unfavor able, the gathering will be in the American Legion hall at Holmen. Luncheon will be at 12 30 for members and guests, each to bring a hot dish, sandwiches and table service.

la Crosse County

Garden Club Resumes Meetings With Talks at YWCA

The Garden Club will resume regular meetings on September 4 at 7 45 p m at the YWCA. The Wednesday program will feature talks including From Wisconsin to Florida and other topics.

Garden Club YWCA Wisconsin Florida

Public invites for garden arts exhibits

The notice invites the public to view three works including In Summertime by Gabriella Brendemuhr An Amateur Raises Peonies shown with colored film and The Gardener's Calendar by William Bunge at a garden event.

Gabriella Brendemuhr William Bunge

Eau Claire Woman To Address Union

Eau Claire Mrs. J. D. R. Steven will speak at the first fall meeting of the Women s union of the First Congregational church at 1 pm Thursday. She is a prudential committee member of the American board of missions and former leader of Wisconsin Women s World Fellowship Council. Her topic is Our Church In Action. Soloist Miss Doris Phillips will sing with her mother Mrs. H A Phillips on piano. Luncheon served by Guild No 1, chaired by Mrs. Wynona Hauser. Union president for 1946 47 is Mrs. Stanley Reaves.

J. D. R. Steven Eau Claire Women’s Union First Congregational Church Steven Prudential Committee American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions World Fellowship Council of Wisconsin Our Church Doris Phillips H. A. Phillips Guild No. 1 Wynona Hauser Stanley Reaves

Wedding Attended by Pohl Schroeder Families

Mr and Mrs Edward J Poh lman and daughter Lorraine and Mr and Mrs William F Schroeder of 1452 Kane Street and 1548 Charles Street returned home Thursday after a week in the east. They attended the wedding of Leo Schroeder son of the Schroeders. The bride Janet Markel is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Markel of Cumberland Maryland.

Edward J. Pohlman Lorraine Kane Street William F. Schroeder Charles Street East Leo Schroeder Schroeder Janet Markel William Markel Cumberland, Md

Floral Exhibit by St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid

The St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 30 p m for a floral show with friends invited to bring flowers. Rev Kenneth R Torvik of Holmen Wis will speak and Mrs Joel Stokke will sing.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Kenneth R. Torvik Holmen, Wis Joel Stokke

Connie's First Day On the Farm pantomime at Holmen shower

A prenup shower in Holmen Wisconsin featured the pantomime Connie's First Day On the Farm. Performers included Beverly Wall Evelyn Wall Mrs Warren Selbo and Mrs Jack Stolander with about 150 guests from Washington Spokane La Crosse Onalaska and local hosts and hostesses listed.

Holmen Wis Connie Constance Wall Holmen Church Beverly Wall Evelyn Wall Warren Selbo Jack Stolander John Wildman Washington, D. C Conrad Wall Spokane Wash Sidney Wall

Raymond Barnard Accepts University Speech Chief

Raymond H. Barnard of Galesburg Illinois has accepted the head of the speech department at Denver University. He previously led the La Crosse State Teachers College and Ball State departments, and for three years directed Knox College in Galesburg.

Raymond H. Barnard Galesburg Ill la Crosse Denver University Barnard

Harper Pfaff Wedding at Burr Oak Parsonage

Sylvia Harper and Kermit Pfaff wed at Burr Oak parsonage on Aug 17 with Rev. M A Zimmerman officiating. Attendants included Welby Welda and Warren Pfaff. After a Nebraska and South Dakota honey moon, a reception at the bride’s sister’s home brought together numerous Harper and Pfaff relatives.

Sylvia Harper Kermit Pfaff Burr Oak Parsonage M. A. Zimmerman Welby Welda Warren Pfaff Nebraska South Dakota Marvin Schiller Roy Harper George Pfaff Helen Albert Pfaff Clifford Pfaff Edwin Spurs Arlan Donovan Pfaff David Hilmar Opland Inez Lash Alverna Huber Joan Fred Pfaff Archie Harper Warren Hugh Alex Pfaff Raymond Huber George H. Pfaff Mindoro

Engagement of Cor delia Kathleen Mosher to Deiber Mosher

Mr. and Mrs. Knute Johnson of 902 Pine announce the engagement of their daughter Cor delia Kathleen to Deiber Mosher, son of Mr. and Mrs. H A Mosher of 900 Vine. The wedding is planned for September 14 at Our Savior's Lutheran Church.

Knute Johnson Pine Street Cordelia Kathleen Deiber Mosher H. A. Mosher Vine Street Our Savior’s Lutheran Church

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