Miss Illinois Triumphs in Miss America Pageant Prelude
Miss Illinois Judith Ford 18 from Belvidere won a preliminary talent round with a trampoline act as Miss Alabama Dellynne Catching discussed diet for her 37 24 37 figure. Other noted prelim winners include Miss Virginia and Miss Town as the pageant progresses in Atlantic City.
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Marilyn
Marilyn Brahmsteadt
la Crosse State University
Wisconsin Rapids
Atlantic City
Miss Brahmsteadt
N.J
Illinois
Alabama
Judith Ford
Belvidere
Ill
Dellynne Catching
Birmingham
Ala
Miss Town
Virginia
Driving and traffic penalties from La Crescent area notices
A list of traffic violations and penalties from La Crescent Minnesota and surrounding areas includes drunken driving, speeding, failure to stop for stop signs, driving without a valid license, and violations for improper brakes and driving on the left side of the road. Several residents from La Crosse, La Crescent, Hokah, Dresbach, and nearby towns appear, with fines ranging from 9 to 104 dollars and several cases continued or awaiting trial.
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Leonard J. Fegen
Redding
Calif
Yvonne A. Hitchings
5Th Ave
Onalaska
Donald R. Groth
Avon St
James G. Schmidt
Coon Valley
James L. Richter
Appleton
Claude M. Miller
Kanona
N.Y
James L. Wrobel
Chaseburg
Leo H. Anderson
Donald F. Meinking
West Salem
Jesse L. Jackson
Milwaukee
Jerry L. Bentzen
S. Losey Blvd
Daniel G. McDonah
Galesville
William R. Vogel
Des Moines
Iowa
Bonnie E. Pralle
la Crosse
Gregory J. Sheehan
Gregory J. Berg
la Crescent
Margaret M. Niles
Thomas H. Schnick
Wis
Patrick J. Jennings
William R. Carlson
Violette L. Shippee
Dakota
Carol J. Skadsem
Terry M. Munson
George J. Smerud
Riverton
Wyo
Bruce A. Todd
Winona
Charles G. Kohler
Doyle L. Freemyer
Albert Lea
Gladys A. Ryan
Robert L. Hlidek
Dresbach
Dean V. Skadsem
Ernest B. Petterson
Irwin
Idaho
Larry D. Libersky
Lyle
Minn
Thomas J. Korish
John
Carlan C. Gullord
Stoddard
Peter C. Clements
Michael J. Devine
Roderick R. Boyer
Gerald L. Schuldt
Terry R. Priebe
Paul R. Opland
Steven L. Jacobson
Speeding
Thomas J. Eckert
Frederick A. Tschumper
Caledonia St
Orlando C. Burke
Kelly M. Clark
Hewitt Ave
Cat
Gary P. Kromray
Ft. Carson
Colo
Clara Allen
Mormon Coulee Road
Eight Cities To Hear Daley View Of Clash
Mayor Richard J. Daley will present his view of week long demonstrations from the Democratic National Convention in at least eight cities. A documentary prepared by his office will be aired on Metromedia networks in New York Los Angeles San Francisco Washington and Kansas City. WGN Continental Broadcasting Co. will broadcast the program in Chicago Denver and Duluth and offers to extend to other stations.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Metromedia
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
Kansas City
WGN Continental Broadcasting Co
Denver
Duluth
Minn
Rupture In Gasoline Line To Be Probed
Milwaukee AP federal transportation department began an investigation of a rupture in an interstate gasoline pipeline that poured thousands of gallons onto Mitchell Field on Aug 22. Rep. Henry S. Reuss said he sought a thorough inquiry. Gasoline filled part of a drainage ditch and one runway was closed until firefighters cleared the spill. The line runs from Hammond Indiana to Green Bay.
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Milwaukee
Federal Transportation Department
Mitchell Field
Henry S. Reuss
Dwis
Reuss
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Hammond
Ind
Green Bay
Death notices for Lulu Jo Chroninger and Clara Lea
Lulu Jo Chroninger 73 of Viola died September 5 in a Viroqua hospital. Services 3 p.m. Saturday at United Methodist Church with burial in Viola Cemetery. Burial details and calling hours at Henthorn Funeral Home. Survived by three sons, a daughter, a brother, a sister, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Clara M Lea 93 of Tomah died September 4 in a local nursing home. Service 2 p.m. Saturday at White Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas Jarrell officiating and Oak Grove Cemetery burial. Calling Friday afternoon and evening.
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Viola
Wis
Lulu Joseph
Viroqua
United Methodist Church
Frank Thompson
Viola Cemetery
Henthorn
William Chroninger
Forest
Richland County
Acell
Beloit
William
la Crosse
Larry
Madison
Marcis Vance
Orrie Chroninger
Richland Center
Roy Sanford
Hatfield
Tomah
Clara M. Lea
Gerald
Oakdale
White Funeral Home
Thomas Jarrell
Oak Grove Cemetery
Death notices for Roy Clace Sr and Sister Verita Buss
Roy Clace Sr aged 72 formerly of La Crosse died in a Madison VA hospital on Tuesday September 3 funeral Monday at 2 pm at Schumacher Funeral Home officiated by Rev Stefan Guttormsson with burial at an area cemetery. Survivors include son Roy Jr of Hollywood Florida a brother George of Washington and a sister Mrs Henry Radtke of Sparta. Sister Verita Buss 79 Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration died September 4 in Villa St Joseph Nursing Home. Services Saturday at St Rose Convent Chapel conducted by Rev Othmar Missler with 57 years of religious profession 38 years at St Francis Hospital La Crosse 11 years in Idaho Falls and retirement in 1964 to Villa St Joseph Nursing Home. Surviving her are brother Joseph of Prescott and sister Mrs Joseph Rupert of Milwaukee. Sister Verita died in 1964.
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Roy Clace Sr
la Crosse
Madison
Schumacher Funeral Home
Stefan Guttormsson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roy Jr
Hollywood
Fla
George
Washington
Henry Radtke
Sparta
Clace
Order of Eagles, Aerie
Verita Buss
Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration
St. Rose Convent
Othmar Missler
Villa St. Joseph Nursing Home
Verita
Big River
Wis
St. Francis Hospital
St. Mary Hospital
Idaho Falls
Joseph
Prescott
Joseph Rupert
Milwaukee
Vera
Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
Beata Cady 82 Rites Held in Minneapolis
Services conducted Wednesday at Sunset Memorial Chapel for Beata Cady 82 former Beata Wold of Mabel Minnesota who died Sunday in Rochester Burial followed at Sunset Memorial Park She operated a Mabel millinery shop before moving to Minneapolis Survivors include daughter Fern Ward Rochester sons Curtis Oro Grande Duane Yellow Springs five grandchildren four great grandchildren sister Rosella Wold Minneapolis brother Leonard Fargo North Dakota husband preceded her in death
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Mabel, Minn
Sunset Memorial Chapel
Minneapolis
Beata Cady
Rochester
Sunset Memorial Park
Beata Wold
Knute Wold
Mabel
Charles Cady
Earl
Fern) Ward
Curtis
Oro Grande
Calif
Duane
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Rosella Wold
Leonard
Fargo
N.D
Westby man Barstad 83 dies in La Crosse rest home
Selmer Barstad of Westby Wisconsin died at a La Crosse rest home on Wednesday September 4. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Saturday at Our Savior Lutheran Church Westby with burial in the church cemetery. He was born March 3 1885 near Westby to Hans Barstad and wife. He married Marie Ostreng in 1912, she died in 1957, and he wed Irene Vian on December 25 1958. He leaves his widow a daughter Stella Tempe a La Crosse stepson James Vian of Thompson Manitoba four grandchildren and survivors include two brothers three sisters and a number of relatives. Anderson Funeral Home Westby in charge. Barstad was a contractor and school board member.
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Westby
Wis
Selmer Barstad
la Crosse
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Walter Larson
Hans Barstad
Marie Ostreng
Aspin Marie Post Secretay Paid Ad Milwaukee Wisconsin
Paid advertisement listing contact for a Marie Aspin in Milwaukee Wisconsin with postal details and secretary title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth
Aspin, Marie Post, Sec’y
Milwaukee, Wis
Weather Outlook Ward Johnson Burial Details
Ward Johnson will be buried in Dell Cemetery after funeral services officiated by Ward Johnson. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday and until 11 a.m. Monday at Robert Page Funeral Home and after 1 p.m. at the church. Surviving are Maude his widow, a daughter Mrs Meryl Smith of Tomah, four sons Francis Tomah Richard Lyle La Crosse Earl Angelo, four sisters Mary Wood Readstown Emma Clark Dell Fanny Hanson Viroqua Faye Bundy Milwaukee, three brothers Homer La Farge Timothy Madison Lester Salinas Calif, and 10 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Johnson
Dell Cemetery
Robert Page
Maude
Meryl Smith
Tomah
Francis
Richard and Lyle
la Crosse
Earl
Angelo
Mary Wood
Readstown
Emma Clark
Dell
Fanny Hanson
Viroqua
Faye Bundy
Milwaukee
Homer
la Farge
Timothy
Madison
Lester
Salinas
Calif
Floyd Hickok De Soto resident dies at 66
Floyd Hickok 66 of De Soto Wisconsin died Wednesday September 4 in a Viroqua hospital. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at De Soto Lutheran Church with Rev Kenneth Knutson officiating and burial in De Soto Cemetery. He was born February 11 1902 in Ferryville to John and the late Mrs Hickok and married Thyra Parisius November 13 1921. He had long interest in baseball. Surviving are his widow two daughters Mrs Garland Clark Tomah and Mrs Wayne Budos of Janesville a son Lee of De Soto one brother Frank of Prairie du Chien two sisters Mrs Floyd Emberson of La Crosse and Mrs Ruth Sheehe of …
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DE Soto
Wis
Floyd Hickok
Viroqua
de Soto Lutheran Church
Kenneth Knutson
Eau Claire
Arneson- Olson
John Hickok
Ferryville
Thyra Parisius
Garland Clark
Tomah
Wayne Brudos
Janesville
Lee
Frank
Prairie du Chien
Floyd Emberson
la Crosse
Ruth Sheehe
Oldest Catholic Cathedral in the United States
The Basilica of the Assumption in Baltimore Maryland is identified as the oldest Catholic cathedral in the United States based on its history and status.
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la Crescent, Minn
Herman H. Kutil
Alan E. Anderson
Plymouth
Wey Ave
James R. Stude
Markle Road
Darrell L. Deer
Bainbridge St
Huber
Leonard Peaslee
West Ave. S
Guidance Clinic
Mueller Climatrol
Schneider Heating
Crosse
3Rd St
TORY
Service
Clara Lea
Sister Verita
Charles Marshall
Charles W. Marshall
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Cass St
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Bluffs
Weather Outlook
Zesew
U.S. Weather Bureau
Merque On
Bismarck
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Mason City
Memphis
Miami
New Orleans
Ore
Portland
Rapid
City
Sart LaKe City
San Diego
Florida
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Plains
Rockies
Atlantic
Gulf
Oumont
Lehman TV
Rose St
State RD
K Mart
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