The Capital Times from Madison, Wisconsin • 2

1 'v'd $-W 0 'O-l -w V'-V-' -V' i V. -j-M--'a-c-i MADISON 2 Home Owned Home Edited Home Read WISCONSIN THE CAPITAL TIMES Sunday Morning, October 5, 1947 the year in which cthe uccordion irf reputed to have been Invented. The concertina was Invented in 1829 by Sir Charles Wheatstone tary; Mrs. N. W.

Torgerson, treasurer and Mrs. A. E. Voight, assistant treasurer. Mabel De Waide is president of the Walther league; Mrs.

W. Wallace, vice-president; Lenora De-Waide, secretary; and Mrs. R. Foel- ber, treasurer. 4 Thomas'Nelson is president of the Young Couples club; Mrs.

E. Blindheim, secretary, and Francis Maginnis, treasurer. At noon today the Womens Aid society will serve dinner. Vet Wlio Lost Feet in Normandy Pusli Is Now Journalist Heres Rev. Madson to Talk at Our Fete avior FOR YOU-Our Stub Shaw- -A preview of our new look in fashions and modernized setting.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10th vs i-! 5 Call for your complimentary tickets starting tomorrow at our 2nd floor desk. Two shows: 7:30 p.m. or 8:45 p.m. 1 WASHINGTON ARMY STORE 11 si nomine- MBS HUNTING STARTS OCT. 7TH lmZ IIUIITIIIG COSTS Canvas.

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Army Surplus. Rugged, heavy duty. Rubber bottom and leather OR ana 12, IS" sizes 0.03 up COMPLETE line of hip and knee boots lace to toe and four eyelet boots. COLD VEATIIER WORKERS NEEDS BLANKET LINED JACXETS Gray covert sad blue denim. i is and Button or zipper front up QSIIKOSII OVERALLS Heavy duty sanforized shrunk.

8ta-blue. a eg Guaranteed not to wash white 0.00 WASHIHGTOII ARMY STORE Serving This Community for 27 Years We pive Green Stamp. 123 E. Washington Ave. Fairchild 7650 Church Is Celebrating 50th-Aimiversary of Building Dedication The Rev.

N. A. Madson, dean of the theological department of Bethany college, Mankato, will be the speaker this morning at 10:45 in Our Saviors Lutheran church, 13 S. Hancock which is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the dedication of its church build ing. The Rev.

N. C. Oesleby is pas tor of the church. At 2:30 p. two former pas tors of the church will speak.

Dr. S. C. Ylvisaker, president of Bethany college, and the Rev. A.

M. Harstad, president of the Norwegian Lutheran synod and pastor of a congregation at Princeton, Minn The offering of today will go to Bethany college. The cornerstone of the 50-year-old building was laid July 11, 1897, by the late Rev. M. Fr.

Wiese, who for 25 years was pastor of Western Koshkonong church. The dedication of the new church building was held three months later, Oct. 3, 1897, with the Rev. Halvor Hal-vorsen officiating. The congregation was organized 60 years ago, on Mar.

10, 1887, with seven charter members, Prof. Johannes Ylvisaker, Peder Hektoen, John Rowe, Prof. H. G. Stub.

Martin Iverson, M. Starkson, Torkel Hagen and Soren Olsen. Hiram Skuldt is now president of the congregation; L. Orval Larson, vice-president; Russell Arvold, secretary; Robert Edwards, treasurer; John Christopherson, Otis Mickel-son and O. M.

Wilson, trustees; Roy Nelson, Ronald Anderson and John Thysse, elders; Carl Anderson, Thomas Nelson and A. E. Voight, finance board. Mrs. A.

E. Smithback is president of the Womens Aid society; Mrs. Betsy Anderson, vice-president; Mrs. G. A.

Sandberg, secre-. October is Coat Month at Carmens! Carl Boedecker Is Making Good on 6HandicappedJob iHEY FISHED Carl Boedecker A out of the ice-cold English channel after 24 hours afloat following the sinking of the destroyer on which he was serving during the Normandy invasion, Then they put him on an LST bound for an English hospital where they amputated his frozen feet. In January. 1946, the youth 'from Wauwatosa was discharged from the service. He had been treated in naval hospitals at Philadlephia and Boston and given artificial limbs.

Boedecker, eager to become journalist, wanted work. In August, he obtained a job with the Wisconsin Press association here through the co-operation of the veterans administration and Carl Zielke, manager of the association. TODAY AND all this week, National Employ the Physic ally Handicapped week, is to be emphasized. Boedecker is one of many persons who are physically handicapped as a result of war injuries. There are countless others, handicapped by accidents in the shop or on the highway or for other causes, who are able to work if they are placed in the right job.

Locally, National Employ the Physically Handicapped week is sponsored by three agencies. They are the division of vocational rehabilitation of the state board of vocational and adult education, the state employment service, and the veterans administration. Boedecker explained that his de stroyer, the USS Rich, was sunk by German mines June 8, 1944, while its crew was picking battle survivors from the water during the invasion of Normandy. I intended to go to the university journalism school after my discharge from the navy he said, but climbing the Hill and the stairs to the fourth floor of South hall would have been too much. So I 'decided to get journalism training on the job.

Carl Boedecker, 24-year-old disabled veteran employe of the Wisconsin Press association, is shown above as he reads through a copy of The Capital Times at the association office. Boedecker is one of piany handicapped persons who have been placed in the right' job and fills the position well. Carl's experience serves to illustrate National Employ the Physically Handicapped week, today through Saturday. The Return of Our Hoodcoat! Our wonderful Youthmore-tailored greatcoat with the hood thats a knockout up a graceful cowl-collar down. Or take it off the beautiful mouton hood and cuffs and you have a coat that swings into winter with a flair! Kelly, wine, and nude parchment fleece with lambs wool interlining.

10-18. An English philanthropist, Em ma Coos, is credited with pulling up Royal Victoria Hall (Old Vic) from a disreputable haunt to one of the most famous performance halls in the world. Arne Sagmos in 25th Anniversary As 250 Attend At the time of the first census in the United States, 1840, only 40 per cent of the people wt literate. The silver wedding anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs. Arne Sagmo, 322 N.

Fifth was attended by more than 250 relatives and friends at the East Side clubhouse Sept. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Sagmo were escorted to their chairs by Mr.

and Mrs. Trygve Olson as Mrs. Arthur Swenson, pianist, played the wedding Olaf Strand was toastmaster at a dinner for the couple. Mary Sagmo, daughter of the couple, presented her mother with a corsage and her father with a boutonniere. Talks were given by John Odden, president of the Sons of Norway; Gary Hanson, vice-president of the Grieg Male chorus; Carl Lund, Eau Claire, brother of Mrs.

Sagmo; Os car Anderson, Menomonie, brother-in-law of Mrs. Sagmo; and Arthur Lundholm, city electrical inspector, who spoke on behalf of the electrical union, of which Sag mo Is a member. Atty. Ole A. Stolen, president of the Nansen Lodge of the Scandina-vian-American fraternity, presented the couple with a silver plate on behalf of the club.

Gerhard Stubkjaer presented the couple with a money gift on behalf of the Zor Chanters of the Shrine club, and Trygve Olson presented a money gift on behalf of those present. Creamery butter production of the United States totaled during 1944. NOW BOEDECKER is writing news articles for the press association publication, The Wisconsin Press. Zielke explained that Boe decker is doing well in his job. In thezuture Boedecker will have a hand in the writing of articles for the State Capital News Letter, another of the associations publications.

he said. We hope that the training will tit him eventually for trade publi cation work or other general journalistic work, Zielke said. Boedecker, who enjoys his job, is happy about his future chances as a newspaperman. He maintains that his only difficulty now is to find an apartment in the city to make it easy for him to get to work. He lives with the John Hill 1 family.

Route 3. During national Employ the Phy- sically Handicapped week, efforts are being made to get employers to I survey their plants for job open I ings for handicapped workers. During the week the public is being asked to encourage employ ers to hire physically handicapped persons and to encourage the hand lcapped to seek employment for which they are fitted. Surveys, including 450 employers and 88,600 handicapped work ers, made in a department of labor survey by the U. S.

bureau of labor statistics, indicate that handicapped workers are good producers, safe workers, and stay on the job longer. Production efficiency records revealed that 73 of impaired workers produced at a rate as good or better than their fellow workers. FIRST CHOICE BECAUSE THEYRE SECOND TO NONE lower absentee rates, and stay at their jobs longer. The state vocational rehabilita tion division, under Public Law 113, provides for the promotion of vocational rehabilitation of persons disabled in 'industry or otherwise. It permits rehabilitation for the emotionally or mentally ill as well.

Its money Is appropriated by the egislature and matched by federal funds. The state employment service assumes a major responsibility in placing handicapped workers and uses a positive approach in which the specific handicap of the worker is considered and the worker is treated as an individual. FOR THE RECORD, 51 had lower accident records than non-handicapped persons, 49 had -i Vv- Oil Burners Immediate delivery Estate Heatrola 'rgS'A Exquisite Form Brassieres Carmen'. floor sr 4 '(Z- fy "Have you tried my famous Cottage In eye-appeal fit and feel in the true shoe-economy of extra-wear the all-around excellence of Florsheim Shoes has won and kept the allegiance of Americas largest single group of fine shoe buyers. Exclusively at Its made just right with that rich, delicate creamy flavorl And you can serve it so many ways in tempting salads, nourishing main courses yes, even in desserts! And its just one of the extras in my carrier.

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