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fDIVERS AID SEARCH FOR DROWNING VICTIMBulfe des Moris early Tuesday morning and j his body was recovered about 3:45 Tuesday \ afternoon. (Northwestern photo) sDrowning Victim'sTwo of six Oshkosh tkn divers who heloed search tor the body or Lawrence Dumke of Oshkosh are shown Tuesday as they readied their equipment. He fell from a boat into Lake[Army at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo , and Ktc-hard Dumke, with the Navy in Maryland: six sisters, Mrs. George Lakne#anri Miss Jo-' anne Dumke. Dii!on. Monl,, Mrs. Jr»-eph Lakner, Butte. Mom.. Mrs. Stephen Mateyka and Miss Judith Dumke. Oshkosh, and Mrs..George Kolain»ki, Menasha; and ■a number of nieces and nephews.Services will be he’d Saturday at-1:30 p.m. at Konrad Funeral Home The body of Laurence A Dum- which was left by his companions with the Rev. I. Harold Kuester. ke. 23. of 5C6 Boyd St.. who in the outboard motorboat when pastor of Peace Lutheran Church,!BodyIsRemains of Lawrence A. Dumke, 28, Found 250 Feet From Marker, Rites SaturdayI drowned early Tuesday morning shev went to notify police. Dundee official in** Burial will be sn PeaceHjin Lake Butte des Moris, was re- apparently lost h:s balance and fell Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may; - covered yesterday at 3'43 pm. by overboard when he and another call at the funeral home from Fri- :1 Glen Brink, county jailer, one of pa«'-e:iger stood up in the boat. day afternoon until the hour of«be drapers searching for the The’ other three occupants in the services. * J• boat threw a pre.-crver - ‘ voc -l The body was found about 23« cushion to Dumke. which he failed Pnrfirrl C„rvoir? feet irom jhe anchor marker. -rasp, and Harley Fritz. 402Ar -UUI *^U1 vt-/^Northwestern Ave,. entered the water, but was unable to find him.The Yeenah police boat, assisting AI/««» I_sheriff’s officers, city police and,'“'*vCiy *DtegratlOI1i WorkshopShows Methodists; Session OfCouncil Set{Volunteers in drawing operations.' rqcKFORD. Til. a*PI»—North--fj hransported the nody to Riverside^ IJ]jno|s MelhodUts revealed11 5Park, from where it was takento -Tuesday a partial stvvev showing.,|Rock River Conference churchesC«unci!men meeting in workshop' .....-....... r tjc|sc*:ion at City llal! this evening .. ;arj expected to discus* jrezoning of Bay Shore Drive and iprepare for a regular meeting Julyfl.! A report is slated from officials who last weekend presented the city's financial story to rating bureaus in New York City.. The city will open bids on a $4.-.600.000 corporate purpose bond issue July i with award of sale to follow at the regular meetingwillingto accept racial integra-;n:# ft-lion.ne conference's board of social‘Konrad Funeral Home.• lV;»s Not Married•as born in Oshkosh on Decpronosed 'i5‘ 'y'’p' ^icle man. Dumke had Tibeen employed m the service ga- and economic relations saia usrage by Sears Roebuck Compa- two month survey, sent to all of *ny. He served in the Korean War. the group's 376-member churches, Surviving are his mother, Mrs bin only returned by 74. showed Alvina Dumhe. Oshkosh; nine si! but IS of the 74 replying were i brothers. Arthur. William. Roy and-willing” to become ‘'interracial.”' Donald Dumke. O.-dikosh. Robert Some churches, however, dis-' Dumke. Diiion. Mont., Herbert criminate between the desire to *Dumke. Chicago. Gerald Dumlce. become interracial and the will- j IReno Nev., Jack Dumke. with the ingness to do so.” Social-Econo-'mic. Relations Board Chairman ;.Funds will finance construction c,f D A V 1 n c f n 11 c ' ;Tki Tnonip5on’' ’eSlCbeslor-, |
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Jun 24, 1959
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