Obituaries from Wisconsin and Iowa death notices
A batch of obituary notices reports the deaths of Delbert Meitrodt 77 of La Crosse Wisconsin Glen R Benedict 51 of Blair Wisconsin Dennis J Gasper 52 of Rockland Wisconsin Leonard Seflow 55 of Tomah Wisconsin Efie Clair 94 of Melrose Wisconsin Emil Stenhaugen 89 of Ettrick Wisconsin and Lester Phillips 74 of Waukon Iowa. Details include birthplaces family survivors occupations and funeral arrangements across multiple towns with services set in coming days.
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Dennis J. Gasper
Rockland
Wis
Dennis J
Dick”’ Gasper
R. 1
la Crosse
Bangor
Frederick William and
Helen Gasper
Heritage Insurance
Delores Koenen
Herbert
Sandra) Thompson Jr
R. 2
Cashton
Susan
Pamela
Paul
Vernon
Muriel) Doll
Albert
Marie) Doll
Sibley
Iowa
Virgil
Helen) Heying
Westville
Ind
Robert
Marjorie) Schmitt
Minneapolis
Dennis
Barbara) Misna
William
Dubuque, Iowa
Carl of
Bloomer
Thomas
Mathias Stenhaugen
Mabel Dohre
Onalaska
Clara Stenhaugen
Blair
French Creek
Witching still forks over underground water
International Falls, Minn. AP Alfred Johnson, a 45 year practitioner of water witching, uses a forked willow rod to locate underground water and claims about 90 percent success. He explains methods, rival theories, and recalls recent finds including an underground stream for a local farmer.
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International Falls
Minn
Alfred Johnson
Johnson
Albert Einstin
Joseph B. Rhine
Duke University
Glaucoma Tests Scheduled in Mindoro Saturday
Correction: glaucoma testing will be held in Mindoro on Saturday, June 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mindoro Town Hall. The Mindoro Lions Club sponsors the tests in cooperation with the La Crosse County Health Nursing Service and the Wisconsin Society for the Prevention of Blindness.
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la Crosse
Daniel
Newark
Calif
Stephen
Cambridge
Schumacher
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Middle Ridge
Albert Sonnberger
Church
Melrose
Wis
Effie Clair
Pine View
Black River Falls
Little Falls
Monroe County
Adolph Ghent
Herman Clair
Hazel Huber
Harrison
Violet) Peters
Taylor
Amanda) Schnell
Kendall
North
Beaver Creek First Lutheran Church
Herman Madland
Cataract
Smith Mortuary
Mindoro
The
Tribune
Mindoro Town Hall
Wisconsin seeks federal aid for tornado damaged counties
Lt. Gov. Martin Schreiber asked President Carter for low interest disaster loans for Columbia Dodge Washington Jefferson and Waukesha counties totaling 6.2 million in damage. He urged debris clearance and loans through the Small Business and Farmers Home Administrations.
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Madison
Wis
Martin Schreiber
Wisconsin
Columbia
Dodge
Washington
Jefferson
Waukesha
Schreiber
Carter
Small Business and
Farmers Home
Patrick J. Lucey
State Department
Mexico
Lucey
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kenosha
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Ozaukee
Racine
Sheboygan
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Delbert Meitrodt
Rose St
Caledonia
William Meitrodt
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Eagles Aerie
Lucy Klein
Matt
Lucy) Thimmesch
South Side
Blaschke Funeral Home
Gerald Fisher
Catholic
Glen R. Benedict Blair
Glen R. Benedict
Whitehall
Preston
Reuben
Helen Benedict
Mildred Koxlien
Willard Koxlien
Truman
Eleva
Blair First Lutheran Church
M.J. Larson
Rest Haven
Jack Funeral Home
Leonard Seflow
Tomah
Warrens
Louis Seflow
Marguerite Wolton
Ft. McCoy
Tomah American Legion
Tomah Knights of Columbus
Frank Hilleshiem
Warrens Cemetery
Mrs
Emil Stenhaugen Ettrick
Emil Stenhaugen
Ettrick
Marinuka Manor
Galesville
Lester Phillips
Waukon
South Dakota
Agnes Regan
Chicago
Phillips
Good Samaritan Center
Donald
San Antonio
Tex
Duane
San Francisco
Dallas
Martin Funeral Home
Gerald McGee
Oakland Cemetery
Blue Stars
Janesville
Madison Explorers
Park Ridge
Ill
Cavaliers
Fond du Lac Marquis
Michaels/Stern
Yi Ang
Michaels
Stern
West Allis
Gerald W. Nolte
Nolte
Fire Department
Control Data Corporation
S. Fourth Street
Yum sOuNm
Credit Life
Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated
FTD Florist
Losey Blvd
Charles Burchell
Pat Zielke
Quinn Johnson
Bishop Freking
John Irion
Gordon Sayner
Francis Heind
Patio Crypt
Catholic Chapel
P.O. Box
la Crosse, Wis
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