Tri State Deaths In Wisconsin Obituaries
Two Wisconsin obituaries report deaths on August 26. Alfred Altizer, 81, of Soldiers Grove, with services at North Clayton Methodist Church and burial at North Clayton Cemetery, survived by half brother Roy Coleman. Anton Eggen, 82, of Coon Valley, married 60 years, with services at Upper Coon Valley Lutheran Church and burial at the church cemetery.
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Soldiers Grove
Wis
Alfred Altizer
Viroqua Hospital
North Clayton Methodist Church
North Clayton Cemetery
Richard Alger
Lime Funeral Home
Readstown
Altizer
Roy Coleman
la Crosse
Coon Valley
Anton Eggen
Upper Coon Valley
Gulbrandsdal
Norway
United States
Gladys
Milwaukee clash as white pickets march near civil rights rally
A Milwaukee neighborhood scene shows white pickets led by a youth in a polka dot shirt carrying a Confederate flag, amid a civil rights march. Police seal the area and direct routes while Groppi asserts rising hatred. Mayor and governor discuss state aid if needed.
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Page 1
Milwaukee
Howard
Lucille
Groppi
German Singers Visit Munich and Tegernsee Delights
The group toured Munich's Ratskeller for white sausages and Bavarian beer before traveling to Tegernsee. Hosts Prof Huyer May and locals welcomed them with Alpine horns. Dr. William Estes received a beer mug gift, and the ensemble thanked the US for postwar goodwill. Dr. Kenneth Fish and family joined at Tegernsee.
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Munich
Tegernsee
Huyer- May
Neue Post
William V. Estes
Liederkranz Society
The
Friesenegger
Lilo Asp
Edgerton
Genoa
la Crosse
Huyer-May
Dr. Estes
Karen Klienke
West Salem
Jean Tryggestad
Main St
United States
Freud
Kenneth Fish
Fish
la Crosse State
Nigeria
Power Co Authorized To Expand Sheboygan Facilities
The Public Service Commission in Madison authorized Wisconsin Power and Light Co. to expand its Sheboygan power generation, with a 300,000 kilowatt steam turbine unit costing 42.5 million and a transmission line to Fond du Lac at 2.7 million plus a 1.9 million substation. The plant to operate by December 1969, with about a third of output sold to Wisconsin Public Service Corp.
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Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Multiple Fatalities In Wisconsin Traffic Incidents
A series of traffic crashes left several people dead in Wisconsin. Norbert H. Nelson 37 of Chilton died when his car left Highway 45 north of Fond du Lac and struck a tree. Steven Banta infant son of Janesville residents died from injuries after a tricycle accident. Gerald Schmidt 16 of Clintonville was killed in a collision between his motorcycle and a gravel truck near Clintonville. Mrs Gladys M Hanis 56 and Norma J Dunn 52 of Milwaukee died when their car swerved on a divided Germantown highway and hit a truck. Michael Stahnke 17 of Franksville died from injuries after a motorcycle collision in Racine. passenger Denise Olson 17 died shortly after.
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Lemke
Norbert H. Nelson
Chilton
Highway 45
Fond du Lac
Steven Banta
Gary Banta
Janesville
Gerald Schmidt
Clintonville
Highway 156
Waupaca County Trunk Y
Gladys M. Hanis
Norma J. Dunn
Milwaukee
Germantown
Michael Stahnke
Franksville
Racine
Denise Olson
Birth announcements from Wisconsin hospitals list several newborns
Birth notices from St Marys Sparta Grandview Lacrosse St Francis Memorial Prairie du Chien hospitals dated Aug 23 24 25 report daughters and sons to couples with provided addresses and names of parents and sometimes the notifying person. Names include Donald Axelson Kenneth Soresty James Walsky Bernard Meier John Wright and others.
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Donald Axelson
Pine St
Sparta
Nancy Knapp
Lacrosse
Wis
Grandview Hospital
James F. Walsky
S. 13Th St
Rose Mary Conrad
Lorin Lewis
West Salem
Mary J. Lennox
Bernard Meier
Mormon Coulee Road
Jeanne M. Thompson
Charles G. McCabe
Adams St
Marlene E. Strauss
Youth Held Responsible In Priest's Death
A 17 year old boy was held criminally responsible in a coroner's finding for a July 2 Fairfield two car crash that killed Rev. Robert Sorensen 37 native of Bridgeport assigned to St. Camillus Monastery Milwaukee. The priest was a passenger in a car driven by his brother Andrew Sorensen of Fairfield at the time. Deputy Coroner James Daly said the other car driven by Douglas Snow of Easton failed to stop at a stop sign. Sorensen died July 14 at St. Vincent's Hospital Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Fairfield
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Sorensen
Bridgeport
St. Camillus Monastery
Andrew Sorensen
Fairfield County
James J. A. Daly
Douglas I. Snow
Easton
Sorensen
St. Vincent's Hospital
Encephalitis Deaths Rise Across Texas
The encephalitis death toll reached eight with seven in Dallas and one in Corpus Christi. Dallas reported 102 suspected cases with 77 confirmed. Corpus Christi had 85 suspected cases with 20 confirmed. Air Force planes will spray Malathion over Dallas County and later the Corpus Christi area to reduce mosquitoes. Fort Worth reported its first case as the outbreak expanded.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Corpus Christi
Air Force
Dallas County
Fort Worth
Wife Of Polio Vaccine Developer Is Dead
Cincinnati AP report states Mrs. Albert B. Sabin aged 56, wife of the oral polio vaccine pioneer, was found dead in her home. Coroner notes a plastic bag over her head and says she had been under a doctor's care for depression.
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Cincinnati
Albert B. Sabin
Art Baker Dies in Los Angeles at 68
Los Angeles AP reports Art Baker, 68, longtime master of ceremonies on You Asked For It, died Friday likely of a heart attack.
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Los Angeles
Art Baker
Motorbike Rider Thrown 79 Feet in La Crescent Crash
A 16 year old La Crescent youth lost the lower part of his right leg when his motorbike hit a panel truck at Oak and First Streets. James E Thiele age 16 of 385 St Walnut St was thrown 79 feet landing on the curb. He was listed in serious condition in a La Crosse hospital. Driver Joseph J Ready 42 of La Crescent was not reported injured. Thiele was treated at St Francis Hospital in La Crosse after the Friday evening crash.
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LA Crescent
Minn
la Crosse
Oak and
First Streets
James E. Thiele
St. Walnut St
Houston County Sheriff's Department
Joseph J. Ready
R. 2
Thiele
la Crosse City
St. Francis Hospital
Senate Bill Sets Wage Increases For Broad Workforce
A Senate plan would raise wages under the Wages and Hours Act to 1.40 next Feb 1 and 1.50 by 1968 or 1969, with farm workers starting at 1 and rising to 1.60 by 1971. The measure expands coverage to 967,000 employees plus 665,000 federal workers, and 390,000 farm workers, including hotel and restaurant staff, laundries, taxis, hospitals, and transit firms.
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Senate
House
Car Fire Destroys 1957 Model At Junction In Wisconsin
A 1957 model car overheated and burned at the junction of Highway 35 and Mohawk Valley Road near La Crosse County at 3 03 a m. Patrols received a call from Officer Robert Rice about the blaze 12 miles south of the Sportsview Inn on Highway 39. Officers Robert Pehler and Richard Bednar reported flames emerging from the doors and quoted driver Charles W Mitchell of Selma Alabama saying the car overheated then ignited. The vehicle was a total loss.
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Highway 35
Mohawk Valley Road
la Crosse County
Charles W. Mitchell
Selma, Ala
Dirksen Bemoans Lengthy Labor Regulations Text
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen criticizes the Labor Department Wages and Hours Act rules as 19 feet longer than Niagara Falls and spanning 65 times the size of Jayne Mansfield.
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Niagara Falls
Jayne Mansfield
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Labor Department
Sister of Earl of Shrewsbury killed in plane crash
Lady Ursula James aged 57 sister of England's premier Earl of Shrewsbury died Friday when her light plane crashed off Alderney in the English Channel.
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London
Ursula James
England
Earl of Shrewsbury
English Channel
Alderney
Rooms Wanted for Oktoberfest Dancers This Saturday
Locals seek private rooms for visiting square dancers on October 8 in exchange for up to six dollars per couple. Call 782-1530. Also a rummage sale at 702 West Ave South August 30 and 31 from 10 to 4 offering used clothing hangers and lamps.
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West Ave
Johnson Celebrates 58th Birthday After West Tour
President Johnson returns to LBJ Ranch in Texas after a one day swing through Idaho Colorado and Oklahoma. He urged U S Soviet cooperation and argued for expanding the peace during stops at Arco Denver and other cities. Crowds estimated at Denver airport and the university numbered in tens of thousands. He received an honorary degree and promised to defend free speech while detailing plans for space science funding.
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Karl R. Bauman
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
West
Texas Hill Country
LBJ Ranch
Idaho
Colorado
Oklahoma
Soviet Union
Denver
Colo
Pryor
Okla
Arco
United States
University of Denver
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
University
Pocatello
Tulsa
Idaho Falls
New England
New York State
Congress
Washington
Viet Nam War Updates On Ground Actions And Terrorist Attacks
Reports from Saigon and surrounding areas describe B52 strikes against Viet Cong targets northeast of Saigon while South Vietnamese generals pledge to curb terrorism ahead of the Sept 11 constituent assembly vote. Viet Cong operations include bus mineings near Saigon, attacks on Hue hamlets, and attacks on a police post and marine vehicle in the capital. Marine forces report 107 enemy dead in the five day Allegheny drive near Da Nang along with other engagements south of Saigon and near Tan Tru.
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Spondents
Guam
Saigon
South Viet
Hue
da Nang
U.S
Tan Tru
No Action Planned On Reducing Air Fares
The Civil Aeronautics Board will not take immediate action to cut air fares. A delayed fare structure study and ongoing jet surcharge trials keep changes unlikely until next year.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Gardner Ackley
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
CAB
Charles S. Murphy
Associated Press
Murphy
Discover America
Municipal Court Dockets Include Drunkenness and Fees
Faye E. Cleveland of Sparta cited for operating an unregistered vehicle with a $10 fine. Lavern H. Culver of La Crosse ordered out of town after a drunkenness charge, case dismissed. William H. Schmitz of Sparta fined $9.14 for a drunkenness offense.
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Sparta
Wis
Faye E. Cleveland
Lavern H. Culver
la Crosse
William H. Schmitz
Fire incidents at St Joseph School and a vehicle
On August 26 a rubbish fire was reported at St Joseph School located on 407 S 7th St from 12:02 PM. Later that day at 7:24 PM a car fire damaged a vehicle owned by Herbert Meyers at 2168 Denton St with slight damage.
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S. 7Th St
St. Joseph School
Denton St
Herbert Meyers
Marriage Licenses Listed for La Crosse Area
Thomas E. Whitney of 424 Copeland Ave and Clara Peterson of 2518 2nd Ave W French Island are to marry August 27 in Monroe County. Gerald Lee Edgerton and Virginia D. Henry, both of the Town of Tomah, are to marry September 9 at Tomah. Ri
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Thomas E. Whitney
Copeland Ave
Clara Peterson
2Nd Ave
French Island
la Crosse
Monroe County
Sparta
Wis
Gerald Lee Edgerton
Virginia D. Henry
Tomah
Illinois Man Sentenced 20 to 50 Years in Girl's Death
Rus sell Dewey, 25, was convicted of murdering 11-year-old Susan Brady of Rockford. He received a 20 to 50 year prison term after a Circuit Court judge denied a new trial motion. Dewey was arrested in San Diego after Susan disappeared on December 20. Her charred remains were found in an incinerator behind the grandparents' home where he lived.
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Sycamore, Ill
Russell Dewey
Rockford
Charles Seidel
Dewey
San Diego
Calif
Susan Brady
Probate Notice for Alexander Naprosky Estate Wisconsin
In La Crosse County Wisconsin probate for the estate of Alexander Naprosky deceased. Creditors must file claims by December 5 1966 and heirs’ proofs will be taken December 6 1966 in court. Eugene A. Toepel County Judge signs the order with attorney S C Franzini listed.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Alexander Naprosky
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Eugene A. Toepel
S. C. Franzini
Lynne Tower
Quieting title suit in La Crosse County Wisconsin
State court summons in a large quieting title action lists numerous defendants in a real estate dispute personal names and spouses. It directs defendants to file a copy of the complaint within 40 days and notes guardian ad litem and attorney appointment for minors and armed forces defendants under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act.
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Paulina Funk
Bertha Werth
Emma Gabel
Louise Triebe
Clara Boehm
Rudolph Funk
Funk
George J. Carson
Lena Carson
Henry Carson
Carson
Fred P. Carson
Tillie Carson
Louis Carson
Lillie Carson
Helen Giefer
John Kindhammer
John Kendhammer
Mary Kindhammer
Mary Kenhammer
William R. Kallenbach
Frieda J. Kallenbach
Adolph L. Wunderlich
Dorothy J. Wunderlich
William Leisse
Mary Leisse
William Kindhammer
Josephine Kindhammer
Oscar Gullord
Bertha Gullord
Richard S. Clements
Marilyn Clements
Richard Withrow
Marjorie L. Withrow
State of
Wisconsin
William J. Sauer
la Crosse
Wis
la Crosse County
23Rd Street
United States of America
First
Receiver Appointment Notice for Fred Spagl Absent Person
The Wisconsin circuit court in La Crosse County schedules a hearing on September 26, 1966 to appoint a receiver for the property of Fred Spagl, an absent resident. Notice to relatives and interested parties, with deadlines by November 1, 1966, and publication in The La Crosse Tribune for three weeks starting within days. Also notices an application for a Combination Class B Beer and Liquor License for Carsten A. Dahli at 301 North 3rd Street.
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Fred Spags
City of
la Crosse
County of la Crosse
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
John Spagl
Fred Spagl
Vine Street
George Spagi
Friedesried
Post Neukirchen
Balbini
Obpf
Bavaria
Germany
M. Berngara Spagi
Bamberg
Kaulberg
Mittelfranken
John Spagi
Winnebago Street
Ben Spagi
Rt. 2
Hokah
Minnesota
Anna Schaller
Galesville
Wis
Mary Heller
Coon Valley
Travelers Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Lincoln Neprad
Ruediger & Jeanis
Carsten A. Dahli
South 31St Place
North 3Rd Street
Alice A. Dickson
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Oak Forest Sanatorium
Onalaska
Tribune
Sparta, Wis
St. Mary's Hospital
Sandra Marie
Kenneth Soresty
Wood St
Marjorie Kvam
John Joseph
Richard Logue
Cheryl Weimer
John Wright
Garnavillo
Iowa
Robert Pehler
Richard Bednar
Shelby Police Dept
Earl
Viet Nam
Vern Haugland
Illinois
State of Wisconsin
Robert J. Stadtler
Wynell Stadtler
Whynell Stadtler
la Crosse Tribune Circulation Dept
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