Oconomowoc Man Dies In 3 Car Crash
Wisconsin road toll rises as Oconomowoc man Donald K. Bormann 38 dies in a three car collision on I 94 near Highway 164 north of Waukesha. Five other people injured two in critical condition. Additional fatalities include Steven L Beyrer 16 from Dunn County and Frank Rudzinski Sr 70 with Marshall Zuleger 30 killed in separate accidents.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Oconomowoc
Waukesha County
Donald K. Bormann
I-94
Highway 164
Waukesha
Marshall Zuleger
Black Creek
Rudzinski
Zuleger
Highway 47
Outagamie County
Births across Iowa and Minnesota communities
The notice lists multiple births from August and July at St Francis Hospital in Lacrosse and Community Hospitals in Caledonia Canton Mabel Eitzen and Veterans Hospital in Waukon. Names include Patricia A Lewis Marnay R Carlson Donald Earl Nancy Lou Kenneth Allan Julie Ann John Marsden Edwin McKee Kenneth Jeice Maurice Hart Francis Berns and more.
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Lacrosse St. Francis Hospital
Francis N. Kaufmann
Caroline St
Patricia A. Lewis
Gerald G. Hass
Stoddard
Elizabeth Mason
Richard D. Nelson
Vine St
Marnay R. Carlson
Caledonia
Minn
Community Hospital
Donald Earl
Robert Ganrude
Paulette Lawson
Nancy Lou
DuWayne Klankowski
Irvin Scheel
Mabel
Gynne Amdahl
Kenneth Allan
Bruce Hanson
Canton
Martha Dawley
Julie Ann
Robert Meiners
Eitzen
Marlene Teff
Waukon
Iowa Veterans’ Hospital
John Marsden
Sylvan Herman
Edwin McKee
Luana
Kenneth Jeice
Eugene Knudtson
Maurice Hart
Francis Berns
Marriage licenses issued for six couples in La Crosse area
Neal Dauphin Jr. and Mary Raddell plan to wed August 21 in La Crosse. Donald Howard and Shirleen Sheffield set August 14 in La Crosse. Robert Chalsma and Janet Nelson to marry August 14 in Holmen. Halfred Hagen and Linda Wrobel wed by August 13 in La Crosse. Michael Luce and Diane Bottjer to marry August 6 in Onalaska City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal V. Dauphin Jr
Badger St
Mary B. Radell
S. 20Th St
la Crosse
Donald W. Howard
Loomis St
Shirleen S. Sheffield
S. 13Th St
Robert G. Chalsma
Holmen
Janet M. Nelson
Halfred Hagen
S. 14Th St
Linda E. Wrobel
Green Bay St
Michael L. Luce
Onalaska
Diane R. Bottjer
Melrose
City of
Gin Over Gems In Tiffany's Window
New York reports Tiffanys Fifth Avenue store has 84 fifths of gin in display water over $203000 worth of gems. Gin evaporates in drought. a distilling company will replace it free of charge at 12 fifths per day.
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New York
Tiffany’s
Fifth Avenue
Correction on La Crosse fire calls and incidents
Firemen were called to the Mrs Shirley Eberdt residence at 1631 Jackson St at 2 32 p m Tuesday not 2 32 a m as reported. Aug 5 1 22 p m a transformer television burned out at A A Shilling 523 West Ave S Aug 5 4 35 p m Robert Keller Plainview Ind brought car to Station 5 front seat and back rest destroyed Aug 5 9 43 p m 22nd Street and Campbell Road tipped street flare.
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Shirley Eberdt
Jackson St
la Crosse Tribune
A. A. Shilling
West Ave. S
Robert Keller
Plainview
Ind
22Nd Street
Campbell Road
City May 5 8:57 a.m. Carl Prentice Dies
Carl Prentice 80 of 2011 Adams Street died after illness. He was taken by Lutheran Hospital on May 5 at 8 57 a.m. to receive treatment.
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Carl Prentice
Adams St
Lutheran
King Urges Washington Vote Drive and Home Rule
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr told about 2,000 Washington African Americans to work for a District of Columbia vote and home rule. He referenced marching around Jericho and planned a White House visit with Congress members handling DC matters. King warned against communism and urged democratic solutions. Arthur Teachout Jr. reported a stolen 12 foot skiff worth $40 from Hoffman Trailer Court.
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Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
Jericho
King
Capitol
Congress
District of Columbia
Johnson
White House
Arthur Teachout Jr
Floffman Trailer Court
Death toll in Minnesota rises to 413 after two more fatalities
A Duluth pedestrian and a Minneapolis driver were added to Minnesota's highway accident toll. William Saabi, 65, was killed in Duluth at about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. Earl Wieland, 25, of Minneapolis died after his car struck a club and overturned about 12:30 a.m. in Minneapolis. A passenger, Karen la Chapelle, 18, was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minneapolis
Minnesota
William Saabi
Earl Wieland
Karen la Chappelle
Wisconsin Sept Draft Call Up From 377 to 607
Wisconsin's September draft call rose from 377 to 607 men, state Selective Service director Col. Bentley Courtenay announced. The increase reflects a national quota of 27,400 instead of 17,000. he expects October figures may bring Wisconsin's quota to about 744.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Col
Bentley Courtenay
Selective Service
Courtenay
Wykoff Minn. Farmer Dies in Gasoline Explosion
A rural Wykoff farmer Arlo Freiheit 59 died when a five gallon gasoline can exploded as he filled his tractor. His burning body was found by his son Wendell. Fillmore County officials ruled the death accidental.
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Wykoff
Minn
Arlo Freiheit
Wendell
Fillmore County
Burglars Loot VFW Safe In Janesville Break‑In
In Janesville burglars broke into the VFW club overnight and stole 2100 dollars after forcing doors and causing heavy damage. A nearby Teamsters Union building also suffered damage with a 60 dollar safe theft.
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Janesville
VFW Club
Teamsters Union
Livestock Market Quotations from Swift & Company Winona MN
Market quotations from Swift & Company Winona Minnesota show hogs and cattle steady with specific price ranges by weight and grade. South St. Paul and Chicago markets follow with cattle hogs and produce data including prices for veal butter eggs potatoes and grains.
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Livestock Markets Swift & Company
Winona, Minn. Highway
Kwno
Winona
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Senate Unit Approves Major Armed Forces Pay Increase
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously backed a $1 billion annual pay raise for 2.7 million service members. The draft bill, amended from the House version, includes a $10 monthly combat pay boost and across the board base pay rises: officers with over two years service gain 6 percent, enlisted personnel 11 percent.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Russell
House
Lawmaker Parking Space Bill Vetoed in Wisconsin
Governor Knowles vetoed a bill to reserve all 80 inside Capitol Square parking spaces for lawmakers. He noted current access and urged preserving downtown parking for visitors while offering alternatives such as nearby free city parking. Sen. Reuben La Fave argued lawmakers’ spaces would duplicate university faculty benefits.
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Madison
Otto Festge
Capitol
Reuben la Fave
Roconto
University of Wisconsin
la Fave
Trawler Nets A Torpedo Off Virginia Coast
A Virginia coast trawler netted a torpedo 60 miles north of the Snoopy blast. The New Bedford refused to lift the torpedo and will help guard it as Navy disposal teams respond. Coast Guard cleared the area and warned vessels away. The Snoopy explosion last month killed eight.
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Portsmouth
Virginia
Cape Hatteras
New Bedford
Coast Guard
Atlantic Fleet
Navy
Michael Smith
South Dartmouth
Mass
Robert Carlisle
Portland
Maine
False Cape On
North Carolina
Edward Doody
La Crescent Youth Receives North Star Concrete Scholarship
Carl F. Darling of La Crescent Minnesota son of Mr and Mrs Robert Darling R 2 La Crescent recently earned a North Star Concrete Company scholarship for study at the University of Minnesota. He has completed four years toward a civil engineering degree and will graduate next year. He participates in intramural athletics and represents the Minnesota Student Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Darling
Robert Darling
R. 2
la Crescent
Minn
North Star Concrete Company
University of Minnesota
Darling
Minnesota Student Association
Harris Says 25 KKK Signed Up In State
David John Harris, 36, Wisconsin Ku Klux Klan grand dragon, said 25 members signed up after he mailed 100 application forms in response to an ad in a Waukesha newspaper. Most replies came from Milwaukee area with some from Green Bay and Kohler.
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Waukesha (Ap
David John Harris
Oil Company
Wisconsin Ku Klux Klan
Harris
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Kohler
Pioneer City Firms Sought By Chamber
The Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce seeks La Crosse based firms aged 95 to 100 years or more for a state newspaper feature. Manager D. J. Petruccelli asks firms to contact the chamber before August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Chamber
Greater la Crosse
Hunt Brothers Sought in Murder of Chicago Officer
Police from five states hunted two brothers tied to the fatal shooting of Sgt. Charles Eichorst during a North Side supermarket robbery. Investigators identified Pollie Black and Richard Black, with $3,000 stolen and later recovered, as suspects. Eichorst, a 17 year veteran, is survived by his wife Jean and two children.
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Hunt Brothers
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Harvey
Ill
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Illinois
Charles Eichorst
Temple
North Side
Eichorst
Treasure Island
Lester
John Glas
Pollie Black
Richard Black
Jean
Charles Jr
Jill
Obituary Notices From Whitehall Sparta Eastman
Death notices from Wisconsin communities list Augusta Mattson died at her daughter's home in Ellsworth and services set for Whitehall Our Saviors Lutheran Church with burial in Lincoln Cemetery. Other obituaries include Bertha O Neill of Sparta and Vincent H Check of Eastman with services in Sparta Eastman and Prairie du Chien area funeral homes.
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Whitehall
Wis
Augusta Mattson
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
O. G. Birkeland
Lincoln Cemetery
Johnson
Mattson
Harry Kins
Ellsworth
Grasse Appointed Highway Specialist by Bureau of Indian Affairs
Harvey Grasse, former Wisconsin Highway Commission chairman, is named highway specialist for recreation and tourism on Bureau of Indian Affairs projects in 24 states. The Ellison Bay, Wisconsin man, 51, will earn $12 075 annually and reports to Phillip Nash. Nash, a former Wisconsin lieutenant governor, appointed Grasse to the commission in 1959 for a term ending in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harvey Grasse
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Phillip Nash
Bureau
Grasse
Ellison Bay
Wis
Gaylord Nelson
Highway Commission
Nash
Wisconsin
Weather Recap For Lacrosse Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected tonight and Friday across Lacrosse region and nearby states. Temperatures mid 60s tonight rising near 90 Friday with southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Wisconsin sees heat and humidity with storms in south, Minnesota 40 percent coverage, Iowa central heavy rain and no major temperature changes. Sunrise Friday 5 58 a m Sunset 8 22 p m Full Moon August 12 Degree Days 0 Total 9 Last Year 0 Normal 12 Record High Low August 5 1947 96 August 12 1948 45.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Obituary notices for Mrs Frank Roy and Lester Walker
Mrs Frank Roy 73 of Sparta dies August 4 in local hospital with three daughters a son a sister and a brother. Services Saturday 9 30 a m at St Patrick Church Sparta burial in church cemetery. Lester Walker 76 of Cataract dies August 4 at Tomah VA Hospital with cousins as survivors. Services Saturday 4 p m at Robert Page Funeral Home Sparta burial Cataract Cemetery.
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Sparta
Wis
Frank
Kathryn) Roy
Rupert
Mildred) Meyer
Granada Hills
Calif
Joseph
Ethel) Palomis
San Antonio
Tex
Robert
Bernice) Schnurr
Spokane
Wash
Francis
Chico
Henry Kroeger
William Donskey
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Frank Bricks
Robert Page
Cataract
Lester, Walker
Tomah VA
Walker
A. E. Frederick
Burie
Obituary notes for Prescott Beach and Hughes in Wisconsin
Tomah and Sparta obituaries note services for Robert Prescott 29 of Tomah who died after a pickup truck accident. Jennie Beach 66 of Sparta died in Minneapolis and will be buried at Mt Hope. John Ellis Hughes 83 died Aug 3 and funeral set for Aug 7 in Wisconsin hospital.
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Sparta
Wis
John Ellis Hughes
Mrs Otto Koehring 75 Waukon dies. services set
Mrs. Otto Koehring born Ida Klepper July 24 1890 died Aug 4 in a local hospital. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Salem Reformed Church with Rev Walter Clausing officiating and burial in the church cemetery. Martin Funeral Home in charge. Survived by husband Otto, daughter Leona Butler of Minneapolis, and sisters Ed Fiage and Clara Ludeking of Waukon.
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Waukon
Iowa
Otto Koehring
Salem Reformed Church
Walter Clausing
Church
Martin Funeral Home
Koehring
Ida Klepper
Fred Klepper
Leona Butler
Minneapolis
Ed Fiage
Clara Ludeking
Death notices from Viroqua and nearby towns
Mrs Wayne Cowden 73 of Viroqua died Aug 4 in a Viroqua hospital. Funeral at Viroqua Church of Christ with burial in Viroqua Cemetery. She was born Jessie Welsh and married Wayne Cowden in 1916. Survived by family including Harland Anderson, Allen Davis, Mahlin, Nersel, three sons Darrel Wayne Jr and Robert. two brothers Ray Welsh and Vaughn Welsh. 20 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Hans E Pedersen 74 died July 28 in Sparta. Burial in Warrens Cemetery after service at Warrens Baptist Church. Survived by Ruth. three sons Oswald Kenneth Stuart. four stepsons Rex White, Francis White, Harold Peterson, Arnold Peterson. four stepdaughters Ruth Johnson, Jane Richgruber, Evelyn Sundby, Garnet Person. two sisters. numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was predeceased by son Donald, six brothers and two sisters.
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Viroqua
Wis
Wayne Cowden
Chris Welsh
Harland Anderson
Allen Davis
Milwaukee
Norbert Mahlin
John Nersel
Madison
Darrel
Wayne Jr
Robert
Albuquerque
N.M
Ray Welsh
Vaughn
Sparta
Hans E. Pedersen
Warrens Baptist Church
Virgil W. Nurton
Warrens Cemetery
Pedersen
Ruth
Oswald
Kenneth
Tomah
Stuart
Warrens
Rex White
Sturgeon Bay
Francis White
Bozeman
Mont
Harold Peterson
Arnold Peterson
Baraboo
Ruth Johnson
Verona
James
Jane) Richgruber
Evelyn Sundby
Stoughton
Marvin
Garnet) Person
California
Albert Ruditi
Opalocka
Fla
William Mortenson
Camp Douglas
Donald
Lawrence
Andrew
Thorvald
Arnold
Christian
Alvin
Hanna
Catherine
Rothwell
Louie L. Liebl
St. James Catholic Church
Dawson, Minn
Montevideo Catholic Cemetery
Liebl
Mabel
Reynold
Elaine) Hammerschmidt
Alice Nelson
Norbert
Mary) Walters
Redwood Falls
Minn
Leonard
Armi
Eugene
Alois
Dawson
Henry
Elizabeth) Landhammer
Springfield
Marie) Leibl
Holmen
Frank
Walnut Grove
Carl
Wendl
Wabasso
Matt and
John
Clements
Sylvester
West Salem
Viola matriarch Edwina Withrow dies at 87
Mrs Edwina Withrow 87 of Viola died Tuesday August 3 at her daughter Mrs Forrest Christison's home in Colgate Wis. Born Edwina Baker April 5 1878 in Reads town she was the daughter of Jessie and Mrs Baker. She moved to rural Viola at age four and remained in the area.
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Viola
Wis
Edwina Withrow
Forrest Christison
Colgate
Edwina Baker
Readstown
Jessie Baker
Widow Withrow of Viola Dies. Rites Set
The obituary notes the death of a woman who married Robert A. Withrow on December 7, 1904. She leaves two daughters Mrs Christison of Colgate and Mrs Gayman Wanless of Viola, a brother Simon of Viola, two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services are Friday evening at Viola Methodist Church with Rev Clifford Olssen of Colgate officiating, burial in Viola Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday afternoon at Henthorn Funeral Home.
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Sparta
Wis
Joseph
Bertha) O'Neill
R. 2
John
Elsie) Olson
Fall Creek
Harry
Ellen) Bendig
Ft. Atkinson
William
Goldie) Otto
Raymond
Beatrice) Eggert Sr
Racine
Rufus
Henry Bernette
Will Willmer
Black River Falls
Frank
Robert Page
H. Raymond Voss
Woodlawn
Robert A. Withrow
Christison
Colgate
Gayman Wanless
Viola
Simon
Viola Methodist Church
Clifford Olssen
Henthorn Funeral Home
Deaths of Charles R. Bowers in Illinois
Charles R. Bowers of Aurora Illinois died Saturday afternoon July 31 Funeral services were held Tuesday in Batavia Illinois His wife Ruth Rynning formerly of La Crosse was named in the notice
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Charles R. Bowers
Aurora
Ill
Batavia
Mr. Bowers
Ruth Rynning
la Crosse
Rothwell Sees Need To Cut Districts In State Education
State superintendent Angus Rothwell urged reducing Wisconsin school districts from 600 to 200 to improve efficiency and education quality. He spoke to Dane County Democrats noting small districts cost money and impair learning while asserting legislators may act to consolidate districts in time.
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Rothwell
Madison
Wisconsin
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Angus Rothwell
Dane County
Democratic Party
President of Synod Renamed To Post
The Rev. Oscar J. Naumann of Milwaukee is re-elected president of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod for a sixth term at its annual convention in Watertown with about 350 delegates attending. The synod counts 217,662 members in Wisconsin.
Consolidated Papers plans $20 million pulp mill in Wisconsin Rapids
Consolidated Papers Inc. announced a $20 million pulp mill project to replace a 200 ton sulphite mill with a 300 ton per day bleached kraft pulp facility in Wisconsin Rapids. Engineering is underway and completion is targeted in about two years. The board also declared a 35 cent dividend for the third quarter, five cents higher than the first two quarters and returning to 1962 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Rapids
Consolidated Papers Inc
Gas Price Ceilings Planned for New Mexico Texas Districts
The commission recommends a one price ceiling around 20 cents for gas from new wells to spur reserves, and 14.5 cents for all other gas including residue and casing head. Taxes add about one cent in Texas and less in New Mexico, affecting regional ceiling levels. In the Permian, 97 percent of residue gas comes from oil-well gas, which makes up about two-thirds of production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New Mexico
Commission
Industry
Permian
Two Minnesota Children Die in Separate Drownings
Charlene Wolfe, 9, of Maplewood drowned in 4% feet of pond water while her sister babysat. Michael Lindberg, 5, of Proctor drowned at Fish Lake on a family outing. Fireman recovered his body after the family searched nearby woods for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maplewood
Proctor
Minnesota
Charlene L. Wolfe
Esther S. Wolfe
Michael Patrick Lindberg
Fish Lake
John H. Lindberg
Swissair Convair Makes Emergency Landing in Beirut
A Swissair Convair jetliner carrying 94 people made an emergency landing at Beirut Airport after its left landing gear tires failed. Officials said the plane rolled 1,200 yards down the runway with the left gear on rims, but no one was hurt. The flight was en route from Cairo to Karachi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut, Lebanon
Beirut
Cairo
Karachi
Nightly UFO Displays Reported Across Minnesota and Nearby States
Residents in Minnesota and Iowa reported unidentified objects moving in odd patterns late Wednesday night. Sheriff and coast guard reports describe multiple sightings including an orange triangle and red object, with no debris found after searches in Duluth and St. Louis Bay.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Ramsey County
St. Louis Bay
Rochester
Douglas Bond
Joseph Blouin
Bond
James Tompkins
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Englewood
Colo
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Orlando
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Ruth Sacia
Rockford
Vincent
Eastman
Vincent H. Check
Check
Genevieve
Clarence
Area
Leone
Adeline
Bessie Horkmeir
de Soto
William Hinderberger
Retreat
Kate Mara
Clear Lake
C.P
Dam
T.W
Dakota
Lansing
Pool
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeau
Dodge
Black
Galesville
Root
Houston
Sat
Frank Roy
Robert Prescott
White Funeral Home
la Grange
Prescott
Earl Prescott
Tom
Jennie Beach
St. John’s Episcopal Church of
Leo J. Billerbeck
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Seldon Beach
St. Paul
Beaches
John Hughes
Jhans Pedersen
Henry Werner
Emma) Werner
R. 1
Willard
Alfred
Roy
Herbert
Winifred) Seidel
Byrl
Joyce) Guillien
Kenosha
Margaret Bahr
Altar Society of
Pius X Catholic Church
South Side
Blaschke Funeral Home
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Francis McCaffrey
Catholic Cemetery
Altar Society
Synod
Minn. Waters
UFO
Duluth, Minn
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