Prenuptial Affairs Honor Awaits Incoming Brides
A lighthearted social at Mrs Otto A Merman and Mrs Ervin Chamberlain home celebrated upcoming marriages with bridge for twelve. Guests included Mrs Clarence Smith and the brid e Dann May be escorted by a lively procession of attendees amid yellow and white decor. Several out of town guests joined the festivity and many gifts were presented to the brides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Otto A. Merman
Ervin Chamberlain
South Eighth
Clarence Smith
Ecbs
MD. Wit Verkan
Mes City
Mont
Gwendolin Wheldon
Elizapeth Rawlinson
Nirg
EU Qisou
Flin Ambrosius
Wteo
William Unielifield
Lattie Whitame
Wenether Maccalsict
Lvelyn
Pending Local Events And Notices In La Crosse Area
A mixed listing shows community gatherings at the Chamber of Commerce and Bible conferences, plus multiple notices of marriages, licenses, business ads, and service announcements across La Crosse Wisconsin. Highlights include Sept events at the Chamber, music performances, rescue mission plans, theater notes, and local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Phome
la Crease County
Myrna Sharlow
Sapreano
Deeil Burleigh
Edna Gunnar Peterson
la Crosse Theater
Allen McQuius
la Crosse Tretter
Local La Crosse Ads and Notices Mix of Shops and Personal News
Eastman Films Kodak Shop Moon’s shops and outfitters advertise products and services in La Crosse Wisconsin. Miss Loeffler travels to Milwaukee for a fair. Dr A Schmidt resumes practice at 1107 Caledonia. Local businesses promote sales, services, and events. Residents include Prank Collier from Washington and Mr. and Mrs. Jowett from Sparta visiting relatives. Labor Day and primary action day closures noted at the Banks of La Crosse. Local tradespeople and venues named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
South Fourth Street
Murphy
Rochester
Mabel
Jamestown
N. D
Yar Rochester
Seaton
No. 3Rd St
GC. E. Frelmark Meat Market
Solberg Tire Co
Fohn Miller
Avon Street
Liberty Street
Segelke & Kohl
Bans Bei's Co
Kodak
Moon
So Urd St. Ta
Crosse
Wis
Sam Harner
West Salem
Hutson
St. Rk
Blds
3. A. Gatterdant
New Tire
Soldiers Tire Go
Maine
HE. G. Rick
RB. Sehnoick
Beatrice
Merridean
Paramount Kodak
Paramount Photo Shop
Main
Catt Koerner
Spokane
Wash
St. Barrage and Ravine
Alvert Hemlebon
Esterre Paloy- Ta Crosse
Before & P. m
Basmage
Gateway City Transfer Co
Sun
Gable
Eastman
Kotak
la Crosse
Jett Loeffler
Mulwaukee
A. Schmidt
Caledonia Street
la Crosse Auto Supply Co
Tay
Collier
Washington, D. C
Big Linker Electric Co
Hoover 2d
Kodak Shop
Kodaals
Brd St
Mable Paulsen
Cnne- Gonny Street
Chicago
Hoover
Armory Hall
Woodford’s Society
Fan Claire
Marry Jowett
Family
Sparta
L. J. Schams
12Th
Herlitzka Shop
Big Inker Electric Co
Metrali
Conrad Nelson
Calefonia Street
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Jorris
Newbure
Rohr Bros
Panerhana
August Schmidt
Vine Street
Duluth
Minn
W.W. F. Schram
Ruplin Baking
W. M. Crowley
Harry and Mabel Murphy
Non-Freezing Founts Promise Warm Water in Cold
Fresh water must be available at all times, especially in winter to ensure eggs. A Non-Freezing Fount keeps water warm at ten below zero and is built like a thermal bottle, holding two gallons for 83.75. Several are on hand, ordered two years ago, and selling fast before they are gone.
Motorcyclists to Hold Important Meeting Tonight
President Schmick of the La Crosse Motorcycle Club calls a business meeting at 413 Jay Street tonight at 215. He urges all prospective members to attend, saying the session is important for those considering entry. Deschanel Holds Reception in Paris at Rambouillet signals health recovery after his accident last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmick
The
la Crosse Motorcycle Club
Jay Street
Deschanel
Paris
Rambouillet
Midshipmen Return From Hawaii Cruise for One Month Leave
About five or six battleships carrying the regiment of students on summer practice cruise return to Annapolis Maryland where 1,500 midshipmen prepare to depart on their annual vacation lasting one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Hawaii
Memorial Service for Ray Chapman Held in Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio September 3 memorial day will be observed at League Park for Ray Chapman the Cleveland shortstop who died after being struck by a pitched ball in New York several weeks ago day of tribute announced by local officials and team management memorial service plans noted in city notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
League, Park
Ray’ Chapman
York
Pregame National Anthem Tradition At Cleveland Detroit Game
Ten minutes before kickoff the Cleveland and Detroit teams pause as taps is played by a bugler from the Cleveland naval reserves. The flag is half mast and players and fans stand at attention while a choir of 100 volunteers sings Lead Kindly Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland_vaval
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Che
Pannan
Billy
Mrs. As
J. Bullock
J. B. Cox
Wkington
Keasey
Sec- Fecukuinn
Geminutes
Dulloch
San Francisco
Aletig Schreiner
Fen
Nomad
Chileno
Carnet Rogers
Davy Beranck
Trempeatean
Oscar Rippo
Fairmount
Ind
Me Birmount High School
NC People’s Society of the
Nutes Lutherin Church
Mindarge
Moss
Ole Peterson
Bells Coulee
Sof
St. John's Reformed Tollowings
AC Skrubn
Louisa Sofi
Chin
la Count
Hilt
Ty Fey
G. We Pitsfee
Mrs. Mosher
AL Rine
Wels
J. Riese
Askew
John Muel
BRAY
Youre
Axo Wong
Buelow
H. Boock
Louis Pantech
al, Hueber
Carl Shhulz
A. Spika
Carlstusier
Viola
Edith Reise
Emma
Esther
Caroline
Marie Shultz
Irene Gautych
Siegfried Holm
Johnson Street
Marshall Fields
Custon
Luesday
Pepe
Lacrosse
Harold Hall
Hazell Evans
Tri-State Business’ College
Keefe
Thill-Magning-Whaler
State Street
Fourth
Fith Streets
Linker Electric Co
Sea St
Ioan
Ebiks Lodge
Gospel Hall
Clinton St
Eighth Street
West Avenue
City News
Hoeschler’s
HOTEL
LaCrosse Hat Works
Ray Chapman
Natu
the Fashion Shop
Main ST
Pearl
California
Malaga
John C. Barns
Ielly
Springfield
TEAE
Ger Ya
Jersey
Jersey Cereal Food CO
Cereal
Abot
Jace
Wm. F. Strauss
Pearl St
Fred H. Hartwell
State Bank
la Cresse
Wii
Main Street
Farmer Aetror League
S. A. Boone
B. of
L. F
J. Doherty
B. of L. E
Gena Thompson
Madison
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