Tri State Deaths Highlight Several Wisconsin Obituaries
Mrs Albert Schultz 88 of Hillsboro dies in Hillsboro hospital after 70 years residence. Born Bertha Foraker in Malta Ohio, she leaves two granddaughters. Service Monday at Congregational Church with Rev Armin Weber. CALEDONIA John C Engstler 67 dies after brief illness in Caledonia hospital. Survived by brother Rudolph. services Monday in Caledonia and Brownsville with burial at St Patrick's Cemetery. VIROQUA Nina Henry 83 dies at home. survived by husband Ray and numerous nieces and nephews. Everett Kocimski 54 of Stoddard dies. siblings Kenneth Forrest and Lorna Schubert noted.
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Elroy
Wis
Albert
Bertha) Schultz
Hillsboro
Bertha Foraker
Malta
Ohio
Congregational Church
Armin Weber
Zenner Funeral Home
Eastern Star
Caledonia
Minn
John C. Engstler
Caledonia Hospital
Hokah
Anton Engstler
Evergreen Rest Home
Rudolph
Kenyon
Steffen
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Brownsville
John McShane
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Viroqua
Ray
Nina) Henry
Nina Murphy
Red Mound
Viroqua Methodist Church
Eldon Farmer
Viroqua Cemetery
Jacobson- Vance Funeral Home
Weather record for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with temperatures
Fair south west and mostly cloudy skies across Wisconsin with light snow in the north and extreme east. Minnesota sees increasing clouds and scattered light snow in the west with a very cold day ahead. Iowa reports partly to cloudy conditions with light snow in the west tonight and Sunday. Sunrise 7 37 a m sunset 4 31 p m. Shippers forecast calls for perishables to be kept within 150 miles of La Crosse with minimum temperatures 25 below to protect north and west and 15 below east and south until 6 p m.
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North Central States
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Miami
UPI
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Stoddard Funeral Services in La Crosse
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Schumacher Funeral Home La Crosse Rev James Bell officiating burial in Riverside Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Speeding and traffic citations listed for Sparta county court
A Sparta Wisconsin county court record lists multiple speeding offenses with fines from 13 to 28 dollars, passing over the yellow line, operating while intoxicated, non-registration, improper muffler, overloads, and two traffic-related dismissals. Names include Gordon H Feinberg and Dennis R Dickman among others, with several addresses and corporate party mentions.
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Gordon H. Feinberg
Ferry St
la Crosse
Donald R. Hilgendorf
Madison
James J. Mortier
Milwaukee
Eugene L. Sherrod
Brookfield
Dean R. Claflin
Bernard J. Marx
Albertville
Minn
Richard A. Oliver
Greendale
Harley L. Hicks
New Lisbon
Frank W. Prell
Tomah
Peter R. Gilbertson
Newton, NL
Donald L. Palmquist
Detroit Lakes
Searing Transit Inc
Minneapolis
Resuscitation and Hospital Transfer Reports
A resuscitation case was recorded at 9:31 p.m. December 20 at 224 North 7th Street Baldwin Thompson residence. Earlier that day at 9:25 a.m. December 20 Albert Schroeder aged 59 of 407 Liberty Street was taken to St Francis Hospital by county responders.
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Ac . McArthur
S. 13Th St
Lutheran Hospital
Baldwin P. Thompson
N. 7Th St
St. Francis Hospital
Weston St
Robert Brabant
George St
Baldwin Thompson
Albert Schroeder
Liberty St
Donkey Banned From Local Christmas Pageant After Disruption
In Redwood Falls Minnesota AP report, Joey the burro caused a loud heehaw during a high school Nativity scene causing officials to ban him from future tableaux. Two sheep are also exiled for bleating out of context and one nipped a youth shepherd. Mrs. Arthur Lorenz noted livestock will be removed for realism.
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Redwood Falls
Minn
Joey
Arthur Lorenz
Births La Crosse area Dec 11 21 17 19 16
Birth notices list multiple new arrivals at Grandview and Caledonia Community Hospitals with names of newborns and parents. Entries include Onalaska Trempealeau French Island Spring Grove Mabel Lewiston and addresses or parental names in December.
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Bemidji
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Duluth
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Helena
Kansas City -l
LA Crosse
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Rapid City
Rochester
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Winnipeg
Dale Buxengard
Curtis Sand
Spring Grove
Betsy Wiste
Caledonia
Minn
CaledonIa Community Hospital
Gordon Henry
Lewiston
Lillian Miller
Roger Krome
Judith Huber
Donald Lind
Mabel
Anita Schroeder
Griffin Hurt In One Car Accident On County Highway 6
A Sparta motorist Eugene R Griffin 23 told police he blacked out and sustained minor injuries after his car left County Highway 6 in the Town of Washington Friday at about 11 am. Griffin of 204 Milwaukee Street Sparta was taken by ambulance to St Francis Hospital for a right leg injury and a head bump after his vehicle ran off the road into a field on the Otto Horman farm.
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Sparta
la Crosse County
Washington
Eugene R. Griffin
Milwaukee St
St. Francis Hospital
Griffin
Otto Horman
Communist Leader Medar Shtylla Dies in Tirana
Medar Shtylla aged 56, chairman of Albania's National Assembly, died in Tirana of a heart attack. The death was reported by Albanian radio. He was French-educated and a prominent Communist leader.
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Vienna
Austria
Medar Shtylla
Albania
National Assembly
Tirana
Five Miners Die in Taipei Coal Mine Blast
An explosion at a suburban Taipei coal mine on Friday killed five miners. Rescue teams battled aftershocks and fire while authorities investigated the cause of the disaster.
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Taipei
Priest and two girls die in South Dakota crash
The Rev. Jerome Tranton, 36, of Our Lady of the Lake Retreat House Wisconsin, and two South Dakota women, Lanna Toulouse 21 and Deanna Toulouse 19, died in a two car collision north of Yankton. Arch ie Auch heard an explosion, found wreckage. Funeral set for Minocqua pastor.
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Yankton
S.D
Jerome Tranton
Our Lady
Archie Auch
Father Trantow
Ray Trantow
Minocqua
Marquette University
Eagle River
Today in History December 21 1963
On this date in 1620 the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock after a 63 day voyage. In 1898 Pierre and Marie Curie discovered radium. In 1945 Army Gen Patton died from injuries in Germany. In 1951 a West Frankfort coal mine explosion killed 119 men. Russia expressed readiness to negotiate on atomic materials ten years ago. Charles de Gaulle elected France’s president five years ago.
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Associated Press
Merrill Otis
District Court of Kansas City
Plymouth Rock
Pierre and
Marie Curie
France
George Patton Jr
Germany
New Orient
West Frankfort
Ill
Russia
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
North Atlantic
Bay State Group Seeks Lodge Draft For 1964 Nomination
A Massachusetts group plans a national committee to draft Henry Cabot Lodge for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. Lodge, ambassador to South Vietnam, was the 1960 Republican vice presidential nominee. An AP poll found Lodge favored by about two thirds of responding state committee members.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
U.S
Associated Press
Republican ‘State Committee
Justice Dept Christmas party lifts spirits despite mourning
In Washington the Justice Department hosted a Christmas party for seven underprivileged children funded by 50 cent employee contributions. Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy led the event, with Santa delivering gifts including items from the White House for John and Caroline Kennedy.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Justice Department
John F. Kennedy
Department
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
John
Caroline
Rusk Indicated Steps On Observation Post Plan
Secretary of State Rusk said the United States will study feasible ways to manage observation posts and coverage areas amid Russian ties to nuclear free zones and troop limits in Central Europe. He called the link a possible barrier but vowed to proceed to assess practical, effective supervision.
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Europe
Rusk
Court Intervenes To Save Mother and Child
In Atlanta, a mother identified as Mrs. Paul Muhaluk and her newborn received blood transfusions after the court appointed a guardian to override religious objections. Judge Luther Alverson authorized the hospital and Frank Wilson, the superintendent, to secure life-saving treatment as the mother hemorrhaged and the baby was anemic.
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Atlanta
Paul Muhaluk
Luther Alver
Superior Court
Frank Wilson
Radio Highlights Sunday Schedule From Independence to Logan
Sunday radio guide lists WKTY at 1 p.m. with The Messi ah by Independence Missouri. WLCX at 6 p.m. rebroadcasts Logan High Christmas concert.
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WKTY
Independence
al .i
Cnorr
WLCX
Bond sought for Thompson during appeal
Attorneys for T Eugene Thompson who earned a life term for murder plan to seek bail from Stillwater Prison while appealing his conviction to the Minnesota Supreme Court. The March 6 killing of his wife Carol at their St Paul home prompted a $100000 bond request to the U S District Court with formal notice of appeal filed after Judge Fosseen denied a motion for a new trial.
Two Wisconsin Fires Leave Seventeen Homeless
Frostbitten, smoke inhalation injuries sent 11 Stoiber family members and six Kennedy children to hospitals after two rural Wisconsin fires. In Jackson County and Rhinelander areas, fathers rescued trapped youngsters as flames consumed homes in 10 degree below zero temperatures. Causes undetermined.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Thomas Stoiber
Jackson
Washington County
Robert C. Kennedy Jr
Marian
Rhinelander
Kennedy
Julie
Man Arrested on Threat to Kill President Johnson in Berkeley
In San Francisco a 29 year old self proclaimed social psychiatrist Robert Beaty Fennell was arrested by Secret Service on charges of threatening to kill President Johnson. Berkeley police found a note vowing assassination and calls to abolish leaders. Fennell faces psychiatric tests and a Jan. 3 hearing after bail set at 5000 dollars. In Dallas Texas Russell McLarry was freed on 2500 bail after threats to shoot President Kennedy on the eve of the assassination though he denied distributing anti Kennedy material.
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San Francisco
Johnson
Robert Beaty Fennell
Sioux City
Iowa
Secret Service
Berkeley
Fennell
Cherokee
Cuba
Air Force
Fort Worth
Tex
Russell McLarry
Kennedy
Dallas
McLarry
Dallas’ Trade Mart
Lee Harvey Oswald
Fair Play For
Tiros 8 Satellite Delivers Cloud Images For Forecasts
Tiros 8 launched from Cape Kennedy aboard a Delta rocket with a 265 pound, hatbox shaped satellite to test instantaneous weather pictures. The first orbit passed over the U S East Coast around 11 30 a m EST as NASA reported the craft in orbit with ground equipment estimated at 32000 dollars per setup.
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Howard Benedict
Ear
Cape Kennedy, Fla
United States
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Delta
Space Agency
APT
Tiros
Eight Star Routes To Have Sunday Mail Dispatches
Wisconsin eight star routes served by trucks from La Crosse Post Office will run special Sunday dispatches at 6 a.m. to 63 satellite offices in the La Crosse Sectional Center. The move, announced by officials, enables a quick start for holiday mail and future seasonal overflow handling. No Minnesota or Iowa dispatches from La Crosse are planned.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Milwaukee Road
la Crosse Sectional Center
Post Office Department
Minnesota
Iowa
La Crosse Couple To Marry In December Ceremony
Frederick J. Lamprey Jr. of 1737 Rose Street and Betty J. Willettte of 2745 Prospect Street plan to marry in La Crosse. The license lists December 28 as the wedding date, with an initial date of December 21.
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Frederick J. Lamprey Jr
Rose St
Betty J. Willette
Prospect St
la Crosse
River Readings Show Flood Stage Declines to Precise Level
River readings list stations across the basin with flood stage figures for today and the 24 hour change. The report notes flood potential varies by location and precipitation forecasts. Data covers multiple gages and provides level, stage, and anticipations for the near term.
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U.s.weather Bureau
Bnew York
Weather Outlook
Albert Schultz
John Engstler
Mrs. Ray Henry
Everett W. Kocimski
Ferris
Shoe & Glove CO
County Court
Sparta, Wis
Ray Wetmore
Avalon
Sizer Grain Service
City
Fire Department
Cargill
Lacrosse
Grandview Hospital
Diane Mary
Sigurd Olson
Onalaska
Marilyn Ford
LeRoy Carlson
N. 9Th St
Noreen Devine
Scott Allen
LaVerne Manley
Mary Viner
Bernard Lieder
Sherreann Trombley
John Moore
Jean E. Drecktrah
Donald W. Brenengen
Trempealeau
Alice M. Schwertel
Edward J. Jacobs
Ettrick
Agatha M. Maule
George R. Gilbert
Walnut St
Bernice Johnson
Robert G. Pervisky
Hyde Ave
Madonna A. Haggerty
Alvin M. Thompson
Blair
Della M. Smith
Spring Grove, Minn
Tweeten Memorial Hospital
Merrill
Colorado
St. Patrick Church
Raymond
Fuzzy” Fink
Fink
Bay State Group
Justice Dept
Party For Children
Morse
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Eugene
Ore
Poolesville
Senate
National Electrical Benefit Fund
National Employes Benefit Board
The
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Johnson Administration
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Charles A. Halleck
Bernard Rifkin
Agency For International Development
Union
Khrushchev
Wilson
Thompson
Stoiber
Mary
Susan
Nancy
Thomas Jr
Judy
Thomas
Caledonia ST
Jackson ST
Dickinson Funeral Homes
da Crosse Tribune
Lbj
Holiday Pictures
Kodak
Paramount Photo Shop
la Crosse, Wis
Merry Christmas
Rexall
Jackson Plaza
Schick
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