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SATURDAY, APRIL. 23, 195S THE WINONA DAILY NEWS, WINONA, MINNESOTA Page 10 Municipal Court WINONA Merrill Hauser, Sleepy Eye, The Daily Record: Date With SATURDAY APRIL 23, 1955 Winona Deaths Mrs. Amy A. Schoonmaker Funeral services for Mrs. Amy forfeited a $10 deposit on a charge of operating a motor vehi A Book Two-State Deaths' Mrs.

Charles J. Hap pel HOUSTON. Minn. (Special) cle with no driver's license. He was arrested by the Minnesota Highway Patrol on Highway 61 at 1:05 p.m.

Friday. At Winona General Hospital Friday Admissions William Snyder, Rollingstone, Schoonmaker, 205 W. 5th St, were conducted at 2 p. m. today at the Mrs.

Charles J. Happel, 82, died at her farm home on Houston Rt. Leo Pickart, Stockton, forfeited a Fawcett-Abraham Chapel, the Rev. 2 Friday. $10 deposit on a charge of operating Minn.

Harold Rekstad of the First Con a motor, vehicle with illegal brakes. Survivors are: A son, Wesley, who lives on the home farm; Miss Mrs. Ida Marsh, 1017 W. 2nd St. Rosemary Kryzer, 522 Hamilton gregational Church officiating.

Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery. He was arrested by police at 12:40 p.m. Friday on Highway 61. Florence, La Crosse; two sisters, and three grandchildren. St.

Pallbearers were Dr. W. Douglas W. G. Doty, 307 W.

Sanborn Sandra Schroder, Wykoff, Minn. Mrs. Elmer Husmoen, 921 E. Funeral services will be held at forfeited a $3 deposit on a charge of failing to stop for a stop sign at James, Paul Pletke, James Schain, A. J.

Bambenek, Ernest Bartholomae and Roy Pangborn. 2 p.m. Tuesday at the South Ridge Broadway. West Mark and Main streets. The EUB Church.

Burial will be tne Loretta Cemetery. The Hill Fu arrest was made by police at 7:20 Birth Mr. and Mrs. Paul Michalowski, James G. Beoman Funeral services for James G.

neral Service is jn charge. p.m. April 18. arthritis and rheumatic diseases, with special attention given to the remarkable effects of the new drugs. "Gertrude Lawrence as Mrs.

Richard Aldrich. An intimate biography of a great star written by her husband. "The Tumult and the Shouting," Grantland Rice. A glowing, vibrant chunk of Americana as Grantland Rice lived it. "Joan of Arc," Lucien Fabre.

A definite one volume biography of the maid of France in all her humanity and glory. "Faith and Freedom," Barbara Ward. A stimulating inquiry on political freedom and religious faith. "Weird Tales of Old Japan," Eis-aburo Kusano. Tales that have been told and re 603 W.

5th a son. Albert Stanek, 23, 14 Lenox Discharge Jackie Rider, Rollingstone, Oscar J. Mindrum LANESBORO, Minn. (Special) Beeman, 650 Sioux were conducted at 2 p. m.

today at the Breitlow Funeral Home, the Rev. Gordon Wendland officiating. Bu forfeited a $15 deposit on a speeding charge. He was arrested by police at 5:20 p.m. Tuesday and Past Noble Grand Piris Presented By Rebekahs About 50 members including visitors from St.

Charles and Plain-view were present at the meeting of Wenonfth Rebekah Lodge Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows Temple. Mrs. Harry O'Brien, past noble grand, presided as noble grand, in the absence of Mrs. Elmer Porter, noble grand. The sum of $5 was voted to the American Cancer Society.

Plans were completed for a birthday party May 13 at the New Oaks. Members from St. Charles, Plainview and. Fountain City, are invited to attend. Reservations are to be made with Mrs.

Paul Griesel by May 11. Dinner is to be at 7 p.m. Past noble grand pins were presented to Mrs. Olga Zimdars, Mrs. Fred Giehler, Mrs.

J. E. Haefner, Mrs. William O. Miller and Mrs.

Oscar Swanson by Mrs. Griesel, district deputy president Mrs. Griesel was presented her pin by Mrs. Max Schulze. Mrs.

Lillian Clark will receive her pin at the next meeting and Mrs. J. A. Millar will receive hers this weekend. Mrs.

Millar now lives in Owaton-na, Minn. Mrs. Schulze has been recommended by the local lodge for the Decoration of Chivalry to be awarded at Moorhead, June 16. Minn. Oscar J.

Mindrum, 62, secretary Romain Meisch, Rollingstone, of the Lanesboro Water, Light charged with driving 42 miles an rial was in Woodlawn Cemetery. Minn. hour on Highway 61 from Mace- Stanley Rogalla. 262 Mankato Power Commission, died suddenly Friday morning at his home of a heart attack. man street west to Orrin street.

Pallbearers were Arthur Brom, George, John and Nicholas Palmer, Melvin Bingold and Melvin Thomas. Ave. William Fitzgerald, 25, 64 Lenox George Shugart, Tit E. Waba Active in civic and church af paid fines totaling $25 after sha St. pleading guilty to charges of driving 40 miles an hour on Huff street fairs, Mindrum was secretary of the Lanesboro Cemetery As Recommended by the Winona Free Public Library.

"Insects," Herbert Zim and Clarence Cottam. A comprehensive guide to familiar American insects. "The Shll Collector's Handbook," A. Hyatt Verrill. For amateur shell collectors, beginners, shell hobbyists who are anxious to make shell collections but do not know how to go about it.

"The Stars," Rey. For people who want to know enough about the stars to go out at night and find the major constellations for the mere pleasure of it. "The Model Aircraft Handbook," William Winter. Complete and up-to-date information on model airplane construction, design and flying technique. 'Hammond's Guido to Naturo Hobbies," Emil Jordan.

Are you interested in observing birds, collecting shells, photographing wild life, assembling an aquarium, "banding" birds? Here are your nature hobby answers. "Plastics for the Home Craftsman," Rodney Hooper. A valuable introduction to the whole subject of plastics and plastics working. "Quite Early One Morning," Dylan Thomas. A collection in book form, of twenty-five stories, autobiographical "sketches and essays.

"Arthritis and the Rheumatic Diseases," Philip Lewin. Explanation of the causes of Fred Malon, St. Charles, Minn. Mrs. Fred Malon, St.

Charles, Clinton E. Maxham Funeral services for Clinton E. from West Sanborn street to Mark sociation, director of the Union Prairie Lutheran Church choir and Minn. street and for driving without a told over a period of thousands of Rosemary Kryzer, 522 Hamilton Teresan, St. Mary's Choruses to Give Joint Concert The Teresan Choral Club directed by Sr.

Mary Sixtus and the St. Mary's College concert chorus with Bro. Paul, FSC, as director, will present a joint concert Sunday at 8 p. m. in the College of Saint Teresa auditorium.

The program will be as follows: I Salve Regina Gregorian Chant Blessing. Glory. Wisdom and Bach Magnificat Brother Paul. FSC Hallelujah Chorus from "The Messiah" Handel St. Mary's College concert chorus II Our Lady Sings (double chorus Son of Mary Diack Glory to God in the Highest Pergolesi Teresan Choral Club III The Heavens Are Telling from "The Creation" Haydn Teresan Choral Club St.

Mary's College concert chorus IV Choral arrangements of Negro Spirituals St. Mary's College freshman chorus Wonderful Copenhagen from "Hans Christian Andersen" Thumbelina from "Hans Christian Loess r-Sim eons What a Beautiful Morn in" from "Oklahoma" Rod gen -Stickles Teresan Choral Club VI Night and Day Porter Down In the VaUey Mead Fireflies arranged by Davison St. Mary's College concert chorus VII Battle Hymn of the Republic Steffe-Ringwald Teresan Choral Club St. Mary's College concert chorus Director Bro. Paul.

FSC Accompanists are Miss Charlotte McGill, Ronald Korajczyk and Daniel Shrake. Members of the Teresan Choral Club are first sopranos: The Misses Janet Beemsterboer. Barbara Brewer. Ceclle De-saulniers. Ann Crary.

Mary Doherty. Mary Ellen Donnelly. Kay Fredrick, Helen Herbert. Karolyn Koch. Yvonne Kissinger.

Gloria Koehler. Suzanne Lamarine. Mary Lou Lettner, Barbara Lueken. Karen Ma-chovec, Patricia Mauszycki, Alicia Men-chaca, Yolande Menchaca, Noel Morgan. Annette Moser.

Dorothy Pecholt, Marion Radatz, Barbara Reining. Marilyn Shonka, one Starr. Elizabeth Sweetman, Helen Sweetman. Joan Thuer. Lurene VaU and Audrey Zenk: Second sopranos: The Misses Margaret Ahern, Renata Berlin.

Joan Braheny. Joan Brichacek, Margaret Campbell. Cynthia Craig. Mary Jane Cummins. Mary Joyce Czaplewski.

Eleanor Dahm, Marian Flanagan, Veronica Hickey. Mary Ann Liske. Kathleen McGuire, Carol Nichols. Anne PeUowski. Elizabeth Ryba.

Marian Schumacher. Elaine Shelso. Mary Stewart. Sandra Swanson. Phyllis Van Daele.

Carol Wenzel and Ann Weir; Altos: The Misses Jean Bailey, Yvonne Bastyr, Sandra Borgwardt. Kathleen Ca-vanaugh, Barbara Donlon. Carol Drasga. Mary Lou Elser, Shirley Gorman. Margaret Heiser, Kay Huppler.

Deidre Manney. Sally Murphy. Susan Murphy, Esther Pan-taleo. Amy River, Joan Schwartzbauer. Betty Sipple.

Maryanna Spies. Sharon was a member of the fire depart license. He was arrested by police Maxham, 523 W. Mark were conducted at 3 p. m.

today at the Breitlow Funeral Home, the Rev. Gordon Wendland officiating. Bu years in Japan. St. at 1:25 a.m.

Sunday and paid a $15 "Age ef Conformity," Alan Val ment for 15 years, 6even of them as chief. He served as secretary Mrs. Marvin Simon, Lewiston. fine on the speeding charge and $10 on the license count. Minn.

rial was at Stockton. Pallbearers of the power board for 20 years. Mrs. Donald Ebling, Parking deposits of $1 were for entine. A study of American cultural values.

"My Way ef Becoming Hunter," Robert and Jeanne Rockwell. Born May 11, 1892, Norway Town Minn. were Orville Kleist Alvin Kirch, Dwight Wason, Clarance Haffel, George Buege and Lyle Gordon. feited by Joyce BuoL, William Hull ship, Mindrum married Clara Fer- ing of Whalan in 1915 and three Today Births Mr. and Mrs.

LaVerne Buchholz, The adventurous life of the man who prepared many of the famous children were born to them. She died in 1939. In 1943 he married Myrtle Enger, Lanesboro. and Ted Maier, for meter violations; Nelson Tire Co. (on two counts), Edward Allen (on two counts) and Donald Smith, for overtime parking; S.

Budnik, for parking over 20 hours and Roy Red Top Cabins, a son. habitat groups of the American FIRE CALLS Fire early today damaged fur Mr. and Mrs. Harold O'Donnell, Museum of Natural History. She survivies him as do a son, Rutshford, a daughter.

niture in the living room at the "History ef Christian Philosophy McWilliams, for alley parking. Vernon, Rochester; a daughter, Mrs. James (Muriel) Davidson, San Max Ramczyk residence, 712 E. King St. in the Middle Ages," Etienne Gil son.

All members of Wenonah Re WHITEHALL WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) Altos, his mother, Mrs. Juliana Mindrum, Lanesboro; five Believed to have started from a A study of philosophic writers and OTHER BIRTHS ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Born defective electric cord, the fire bekah Lodge, their husbands, and friends are invited to attend a meeting April 30 with Humbold thinkers from Justin Martyr to Ni brothers, Aimer and Conrad, Donald Woychik, Arcadia, appeared in-justice court before P.

M. was discovered at 4:01 a.m. and cholas of Cues whose work stands to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bougeant, a Madison, Orney and James, the Winona fire department was Whalan, and Arnold, Minneapolis, at the Odd Fellows Temple.

Dr. Max De Bolt is to speak on the border line of a new his torical period. daughter March 29 at St. Joseph's Hospital here. Mrs.

Bougeant is called to put out the blaze. and three sisters, Mrs. Lena Mey An upholstered chair, curtains the former Marcella Kohner, er and Mrs. Gordon Storhoff, and other furnishings as well as daughter of Mrs. Ann Kohner, 511 Lanesboro, and Mrs.

Harley Lar the floor were damaged by the Garfield Winona, and Bou son, Mabel. A daughter, brother fire. and sister are dead Firemen were called at noon to Orchestra Festival Program Listed geant, formerly of Paris, France, is a 1950 graduate of St. Mary's Paulson here Thursday and pleaded guilty to driving in excess of the speed limit of 25 miles an hour in the night on Dewey street here. He was sentenced to pay a.

$10 fine and $6.95 costs. He was arrested Wednesday in Whitehall by Ben Mahle, Whitehall police. Cancer as a killer has risen from eighth place in 1900 to second place today, says the American Cancer Society. Funeral services will be held at day to Jordan's Shop, 60 W. 3rd when a passerby noticed smoke College.

1:45 p.m. Monday at the Johnson Funeral Home and at 2 p.m. at KELLOGG, Minn. (Special) from the chimney and mistakenly believed that there was a fire on Born to A. 1.

C. and Mrs. Donald The program for the Orchestra the Bethlehem Lutheran Church, the Rev. A. M.

Jothen officiating. the roof. Festival to be presented Sunday Schurhammer, a daughter April 21 at Glendale, Ariz. Mrs. Schurhammer is the former Miss Laura Landmark.

at Winona Senior High Auditorium Burial will be in Lanesboro Ceme completion of 50 years as a prac at 2:30 p.m. was announced today, tery. Friends may call at the mor ticing dentist. Directed by Milton Davenport tuary. Mrs.

Minnie Heber and John Wood, three orchestras At Active in civic affairs, Dr. Void was a member of the Whitehall Village Board in 1911 and 1912 and showing the increasing ability of Weather on "Better Teachers for Minnesota and Winona." Cards will be played and lunch served with Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Griesel In charge. The card parties sponsored by the local lodge will continue through the month of May each Tuesday at 2 p.m.

Mrs. R. L. Searight will be in charge for May. "Mrs.

Milton Reed has charge of the party next Tuesday at 2 p.m. Mrs. O'Brien was recently elected delegate to the assembly June 16 and 17 at Moorhead. Lunch was served at tables decorated in keeping with Easter and white lighted tapers. On the committee in charge were Mrs.

B. R. Wandsnider, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Charles Flanagan and Mrs.

Swan-eon. COOKING SCHOOL LANESBORO, Minn. (Special) Wary Scott, food lecturer and cooking demonstrator, will conduct a cooking school May 3 in the Lanes-boro Community Hall from 2 to 4 ST. CHARLES, Minn. (Special) their members, will present the following program: Mrs.

Minnie Heber, 88, a former TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE Trexler, There se Walters and Donna Wilson. The St. Mary's College concert chorus are tenors: Gerald Bachner. Nicholas Cal- resident here, died Thursday at At B1TTHER OIL CO. 301 E.

Third St. High Low Proc. Dr. M. R.

Raymond To Give Talk For Scout Leaders Dr. M. R. Raymond, chairman of the division of science and mathematics at Winona State Teachers College, and vice president of the college, will show slides and give a talk, "Wild Flowers in Our Locality," at the April meeting of the Winona Girl Scout Leaders Association Monday at 7:30 p.m'. at the YWCA.

Troop camping is scheduled for discussion at this meeting and slides of the new Girl Scout camp site will be shown. Hostesses will be Girl Scout volunteers of the Jefferson School. St. Stanislaus Guilds Meet At Potluck Supper A po'tluck supper for members of the St. Mary Martha and St.

Elizabeth's Guilds of Stanis Silver isprings, at the home Duluth 60 34 Intl. Falls 49 32 darulo. Gerald Cavanaugh. Donald Dick-over, Lawrence Gillis, Michael Guzaldo. of her son, where she had made w.

ner Home several years Abilene 97 59 1.07 Merlin Honerman. Michael. Jordan. Ronald Kennv, Mark Koenig, Robert Lang, Thomas Maguire, John O'Brien, Vincent She was born April 11, 1867, in And Fill Up With Our School March Isaac Vacation Days, waltz Adami Jinrikiska. Chinese dance Russian Choral and Overture Isaac Grade Orchestra.

Gypsy Overture Isaac Carmelita. tango Leland Valhalla from "Das Wagner Petite Bourree Prosse Junior High Orchestra Turkish March from The Ruins of Athena" Beethoven Rienxi Overture Wagner Chicago 72 45 St. Charles Township, the daugh Denver 75 45 Parisi. Ronald Paukstys. Donald Rotten-berk.

Walter Russeff, Thomas Schuba. Fred Skemp. Oren Testa, Richard Thiel, James Thomas and George Zolinski; Des Momes 74 57 .01 Helena 53 31 .02 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barr.

She lived here until her marriage to Joseph Heber and then in South Basses: Bernard Affetto, Fred BaryUkl. Clarence Carey. Charles Die hi, Thomas served as village president for about 15 years. While he was a member of the board, the village hall, which still stands, was built. Dr.

Void since 1940 had been a member of the Trempealeau County Board of Supervisor's from Whitehall's 3rd Ward and had recently been reappointed to the finance committee. He also was a member of the Lincoln Cemetery Board. On Hospital Bosrd He was a member of the building committee for the Whitehall Community Hospital which was completed in 1917 and since that time has been a member of the hospital's board of trustees. Active in the Lutheran Church, he was a member of the senior Dakota until his death Pop Goes the novelty Russian Sailor Dance from You'll Like lit Los Angeles 65 53 Miami 83 67 New Orleans 89 72 New York 67 49 Fricke, Thomas Johnsen, Walter Klugie-wicz. -Charles Lane, Thaddeus Lelwica.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Sellner John McClintock, Terence Mulcahy, Martin Phil pott, Tracy Rumford, Richard "The Red Poppy" Glien Senior Orchestra 1 Phoenix 79 49 Seattle 52 39 .03 Funeral Home here, the Rev, George W. McNary officiating. Surviving are: Two sons, Wal Canton Auxiliary Washington 80 58 Winnipeg 45 34 SEE ter, Silver Springs, and Raymond, Sassetti, Harry Schuster. Robert Scurio, Hugh Sherry, James Shutty, John Vecker, Dale Vhlenhake, John Watson and Peter Weingart.

Personnel of the freshman chorus Includes tenors: John A If, James Cushing. Joseph Dillenberg. Terence Dwyer. John Egan, David Freeberg. Gerald Fritsch.

Robert Gaertner. Walter Jarrett, Anthony Kartes, Lerov Lucio. Charles Munster. To Sponsor DAILY RIVER BULLETIN Winona; three sisters, Mrs. Alice Ham and Mrs.

O. T. Anderson, Public Card Party Flood Stage 24-hr. BENTSON'S laus Catholic Church was held Wednesday evening at Pacholski Hall. Stag Today Chg both of Kasson, and Mrs The Auxiliary to Canton Loyalty Richard Murphy.

RusseU Phelps, Elmer A brief meeting with the two Red Wing 14 6.3 0.2 p.m. PAST NOBLE GRANDS The Past Noble Grands Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Max Schulze, 68 W. King Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mrs.

Zikes Panek will be hostess. All past noble grands are invited by those in charge to attend. ATHLETIC CLUB A stag banquet is scheduled by the Winona Athletic Club for mem Sophia Flindt, Mission, three for 5, Patriarch'! Militant, IOOF, will Lake City 9.6 0.3 choir for a number of years and grandchildren, and three great Pierre. Richard Rodney. Donald Kouna, A.

L. RupperL Michael Schneider, Edward Varnea. Joseoh Walsh: cnairmen, Mrs. Howard Goss and Mrs. Walter Palbicki presiding Reads Landing 12 6.1 0.3 grandchildren.

entertain at a public card party May 8 at 8 p.m. at the Odd Fel The Best In Dam 4, T.W 6.5 0.3 Friends may call at the funera home from 3 p.m. Monday. Buria Basses: Daryl Bach. Thomas Baryl, Jonn Basso.

William Brouhle. Michael Butler. William Croix. Frank Degaetano, Daniel Drurv. Raymond Evan son.

George Kalivo- lows Temple, it was decided at the Dam 5, T.W 5.0 0.3 Dam 5-A. T.W. 6.2 0.2 WINONA 13 7.2 0.2 meeting of the auxiliary Thursday da. Jerome Kerber. Daniel Kerr.

Edwin A report on the recent bake sale sponsored by the guilds was given by the treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Or-sechowski. Chairmen for the next also served on the board of deacons. Surviving are: His wife; a daughter. Miss Evangeline Void, an English teacher at La Crosse; a son, Anton I.

Void, who is a student at the University of Minnesota, and two grandsons. evening with Mrs. Paul Griesel will be in Hillside Cemetery, George) Sobotta Koezly. Joseph Kolosky, Walter Krawczyk. Duane Kuehl, Ronald Landon.

Stanley Lechwar. William Lunn, Frank Martin. president, presiding. Dam 6, Pool 7.8 0.0 Dam 6, T.W. 6.8 0.1 Dakota 8.2 0.1 INDEPENDENCE, Wis.

(Spe bake sale, May 1, will be Mrs. Prize will be -awarded at eacn John Martin. Charles McColgm, William McDonneU. Charles Murphy. Edmund Mur table.

An attendance prize will be cial) George Sobotta, 71, retired section foreman of the Green Bay phy, Jamee Neal. Raymond Norton. Leo Poshusta, John Sbarbaro, George Shepherd, Frame Kujak, Mrs. Leo Stoltman, Mrs. Joseph Orzechowski and Mrs.

Chester Wiczek. It was voted to Dam 7, T.W. 5.9 0.4 Dam 7, Pool 9.2 0.0 Western Railway, died Friday Frank Strunk. James Talaga and James bers and guests May 11 at 7 p.m. at the club.

The program will include a talk by Henry Kowalewski, entertainment by the St. Mary's pep band and singing. Reservations are to be made by May 5. OP HONOR Winona Lodge 2, Degree of Honor Protective Association, will meet given. Lunch will be served.

Mrs. Griesel will be in charge of general arrangements with Mrs. John T. Wanek, Mrs. J.

E. Haefner and Trailer. La Crosse 12 7.7 0.1 give an attendance prize at the next bake' sale. Tributary Streams Chippewa at Durand 6.0 0.1 Games were Dlaved during the Mrs. John Hamernik assisting.

Zumbro at Theilman 4.9 0.5 social hour. All Drizes riven were Mrs. Laura Darling and Mrs. Olga Trempealeau at Dodge 0.9 0.1 furnished by the head chairmen Tea for Italian Visitor in Winona Attended by 200 Zimdars will be in charge of tick ana tne group chairmen. Attendance Drizes went to Mrs F.lmpr for a spring lunch and plant exchange Monday at 8 p.m.

at the Red Men's Wigwam. Plans for in ets and prizes with Ruden Sparrow of the Canton assisting. Housewives Attention Do you know the "FACTS about vitamins, minerals and Nutrtlite Food Supplement? Read this valuable booklet today! A copy la yours for the a skins! Use your new found knowledge to benefit yourself and your family. NUTRLLITE, a distinguished product among dietary food supplements. Is nationally advertised ia LIFE.

Ladies Home Journal, Saturday Eevening Post. Woman's Home Companion. PHONE eOM NOW FOB TOCB COPT OF TOT "FACTS. Black at Neillsville 4.8 0.5 Black at Galesville 4.6 0.7 La Crosse at W. Salem 2.0 0.0 Root at Houston 6.2 0.0 Root at Hokah 40.5 0.0 Reports of the visiting commit spection Monday have been post Gabrych, Mrs.

Jerome Brang and Mrs. Fred Buse. All' members were invited to attend any of the tee were made. Visiting members poned to May 23. Hostesses will be More than 200 met Dr.

Olga from the Rochester Canton and chairmen meetings. The next meet Auxiliary were present, and invit RIVER FORECAST (From Hastings to Guttenborg) The Mississippi will fall through Miss Leona McGill and Mrs George Neeck. NW WOMAN'S CLUB ing date will be announced in the Monsani of Florence, Italy, international lawyer, at a tea given by the Soroptimist Club of Winona at ed the Winona Canton and Auxil iary to Rochester May 11. out the district for several days cnurcn bulletin. RUMMAGE SALE the home of Miss Dorothy Leicht, A social hour followed and lunch including tributary streams.

The Rd. Woman's Club will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the station clubrooms with Mrs. Lake Drive, Friday afternoon. Dr, Monsani arrived here by plane to A rummage sale will be held at was served in the dining room with Mrs.

Wanek and Mrs. Griesel in charge. Mrs. Zimdars had charge of table arrangements, an Robert McCarl, Mrs. Ralph Bow spend until Monday as the guest BENTSON'S AUTO BODY SHOP 218 West Third St.

Phone 4441 St. Paul's Episcopal Parish House Listen to the DENNIS DAY PROGRAM en WKBH (La Crosse) EVERY SUNDAY ers and Mrs. Earl Anderson on of the club in Winona. Thursday at 1 p.m. Co-chairmen are Mrs.

George Goodreid and She is one of a group of women leaders from Italy and France April Showers theme being carried out. Small blue plastic umbrellas Mrs. L. Ragar. SHRINE WOMEN brought to this country by the the committee.

There will be election of officers. On the nominating committee are Mrs. Herbert Teska, Mrs. G. W.

Englerth and Mrs. Harry Kukowski. trimmed, in silver were used. Nut Harry Johnson 203 Wtst Ninth Women's Bureau of the U. S.

De cups were topped with miniature Members of the Winona Unit, partment of Labor. Thirty-four na Women's General Auxiliary to the tional women organizations are cooperating with the bureau in this AAA umbrellas for individual favors, Tall white tapers in crystal stand ards were also used. CIRCLE Twin Cities Unit, Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, will meet program. 1 afternoon at the Whitehall Community Hospital after a lingering illness. He was hospitalized nine weeks.

Sobotta was born May 10, 1877, and lived here all his life. He was a member of the Ss. Peter Paul Parish Society. Sobotta 's wife, the former Katherine Bautch, died in 1918. Survivors are: A son Ben, Milwaukee; a granddaughter, Rosemary, La Crosse; two great-grandchildren and three brothers, Thomas, Cayuga, N.

Louis, La Crosse Alex, address unknown. A son, Adolph, died in a tractor mishap in 1950. Funeral services will be held at 8 a.m. Wednesday at Ss. Peter Paul Church, the Rt.

Rev. Lucian Kuf el officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Rosary services will be held at the Wiemer Funeral Home at 8 p.m. today, 2 and 9 p.m.

Sunday and at 9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Friends may call ot the mortuary. Dr. Anton Void WHITEHALL, Wis.

(Special) Dr. Anton Void, 76, a practicing dentist here for 53 years, died Friday night at his home here after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements have not been completed but are planned for Tuesday at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, The Rev. O. G.

Birkeland officiating. Burial will be in Lincoln Cemetery. Born in the Town of Hale Feb. 20, 1879, Dr. Void was the son of Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Void, who had immigrated to this country from Norway five years earlier. The family moved to Pigeon Falls in 1882 and five years later to Whitehall. Came Here in 1902 He completed school here in 1899 and entered the Chicago College of Dental Surg at 1 p.m.

Tuesday at the Masonic White snapdragons, stock and We're Really Proud Of Our GRADE A sweet peas with lemon leaves cen Circle of St Martin's Lutheran Temple to sew for the hospital. WILSON HOMEMAKERS tered the tea table for the tea from Church will meet with Mrs. David 3 to 5 p.m. Mrs. D.

B. McLaugh Selke. 557 E. King Tuesday WILSON, Minn. The Wilson lin was in charge of the tea, as at 8 p.m.

RETURNS FROM TRIP sisted by Miss Leicht, Mrs. Homemakers will meet for a lesson on table settings and flower arrangements Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Keith Millam, and Mrs. Herbert 1 Miss Helen Robb, 221 W. 4th Streich.

ICE CREAM the home of Mrs. Herman Elfman has returned from a ten-week trip Presiding at the table during the Each one attending is to bring to Guatemala, Panama, New Or afternoon were the Mmes. R. W. HOURS to 9 DAILY SUNDAYS-HOLIDAYS Brown's Grocery Corner of and Kansas Phone 8-2041 two different plates, china or pot leans, and Fla.

Miller, C. A. Choate, Emil Leicht, tery; a glass or goblet; a setting Leo Murphy Leo C. La France C. D.

Tearse. D. C. Alexander, of flatwear. sterling, plate or stain less steel, a table cloth or place TV party Sunday night Program or a screom.

-I- I I mats. All interested are invited W. Young, George R. Little, J. Milton Dahm, A.

M. Goergen, James McConnon, B. A. Miller and Fae WCTU MEETING The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. William Moore, 526 Harriet Tuesday at 2:15 p.m.

Mrs. Ralph Schwab Sr. will lead the devotions. T1 -1 Hostess caps fee evening With DUNCAN HINES Cream. to attend.

USWV Auxiliary Elects Delegate Mrs. V. Kropidlowski was elected delegate and Mrs. Robert Nelson, alternate, to the department encampment in New Ulm June 19 to 21, at the meeting of the Clarence Miller Auxiliary 2, USWV, Monday evening at the VFW Club. Mrs.

Helen Lilla and Mrs. Nelson represented the auxiliary at the Winona Memorial Day Association. Letters were read from the department publicity chairman, Mrs. Eula B. Heiman, and department bazaar chairman, Mrs.

Dora Brant, thanking the auxiliary for articles sent the department. Peter Loughery reported on the department banquet in St. Paul April 16. The attendance prize furnished by the president, Mrs. George Scheer, went to Mrs.

Margaret Canopy. Lunch was served by Mrs. Joseph Gra jczyk, Mrs. John Fromm, Mrs. Donald O'Dea and Mrs.

Harry Rackow. The next meeting will be May 16. COURT OF AWARDS LANESBORO, Minn. (Special) The Lanesboro Girl Scout Court of Awards will be held Monday at the Lanesboro Community Hall at 8 MISS CZAPLEWSKI SPEAKS LEROY, Minn. Miss Teresa Czaplewski, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley J. Czaplewski, 872 E. Broadway, Winona, was a guest speaker for a Career Day" program held here recently, speaking to a group of 150 seniors representing six high schools in this area. Miss Czaplewski is a clinical instructor on the faculty of St.

Mary's School of Nursing, Rochester, Minn. DEANERY MEETING Griffith, president of the loesi Soroptimist dub. CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) Women of St. John the Baptist Dr.

Monsani met with repre Special Sale Church will entertain the Caledon sentatives of various welfare and community programs and projects at the home of Mrs. Miller Friday ia Deanery, Winona Council of Catholic Women, Wednesday at 2 morning. She also visited the coun fO SPECIAL OCCASIONS rVflYDAY OCCASIONS ICE CREAM made exclusively by p.m. in the Loretto School Hall. The deanery includes the parishes ty welfare department to learn its program and the Winona Gen of St.

John's and St. Peter's Caledonia; St. Peter's Hokah; St, eral Hospital and physiotherapy center at the hospital Friday. Nicholas. Freeburg; St.

Patrick's, Today, she called at the court Brownsville; Church of the Cruci ery, which has since become af house to discuss judicial procedures fixion, La Crescent; St. Mary's filiated with Loy-i 'S Houston; Holy Cross, Dakota, and and visited at Winona State Teachers College and the College of Saint Teresa before being a guest nil TTnivprsitxr i 5 Church of the Precious Blood, Lamoille. After graduation in 1902, he was and speaker at the luncheon of the Winona Branch, AAUW, in Lourdes mm sassssaajllll licensed to prac-1 Hall at the College of Saint Teresa. TREMPEALEAU PTA TREMPEALEAU, Wis. The Trempealeau PTA meeting has been postponed.

A later date will be announced. A style show is planned by the home economics class for that time. CIRCLE FIVE Members of Circle Five of the WSCS of McKinley Methodist Church will be entertained by the chairman, Mrs. Ray Crouch, 708 W. King at her home at 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday. FROM WASHINGTON ST. CHARLES, Minn. (Special) Mrs. J.

A. Solheid returned home Friday evening from a seven-week trip to Washington, D.C., where che visited her son-in-law and daughter. ROUNDUP PARTIES Roundup parties are scheduled at St. Martin's school for Monday with Mrs. Philip Heise as chairman; Lincoln school Tuesday, Mrs.

John Dublin, chairman, and Phelps school Wednesday, Mrs. Fred Thompson, chairman. YVESTINGHOUSI ELECTRIC ROASTER $27.95 $5.00 Down $5.00 per Month A $39.95 Value Mississippi Valley Public Scrvico Go. She visited the city welfare de BMP tice in Illinois and Wisconsin, returning to Whitehall to be- partment this afternoon and made a tape recording to be given over Mrs. Gretchen L.

Lamberton's ra gin the practice I dio program on KWNO. Her program in Winona will in Ask for Duncan Mines Black Sweet Cherry Ice Cream at your Rochester Dairy Dealers It is a scandal the way some lots of household goods are packed and loaded for transfer-ral to a new home. Don't let this happen to you. Call your North American Van Lines' agent. Move the safe way.

Winona Delivery Transfer, 220 W. Third Phone 3112. clude church, a breakfast and visit at the St. Joseph's Children's Home and a scenic drive Sunday followed by an informal dinner gathering of Soroptimist members at the New Oaks at 7 p.m. Her uidi was huc until his death.

Void Dr. Void married the former Miss Verne Ingalls Feb. 4, 1909. He was a member of the National Dental Association, a life member of the Wisconsin Dental Society and a past president of the Tri-County Dental Society, which in 1952 honored him upon scheduled for next week for Dr. Monsani, as she will sail by boat instead of flying to her home in Italy, and therefore will have to leave Winona Monday instead of next Thursday as originally planned.

program while in Winona was ar ranged by Miss May Murray, it was necessary to cancel activities i.