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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1967
Page
17
La Crosse list of penalties includes Clement Bott and Steven Esterle among drivers cited for speeding and lights violations, plus numerous drunkenness, license suspensions, insurance and restraint infractions. Public notices cover court actions, divorce filings, and a fire department incident at Rivoli Building.
A recent survey shows more than 10 million preschool and school age children need eye care and about 1.5 million have some form of impaired hearing. Four million are emotionally disturbed and about half the children under 15 have never visited a dentist.
Leo Grosskreutz 48 of Black River Falls died Thursday in his home and was an agriculture instructor at the local high school. Services Sunday at 2 p.m. Evangelical Lutheran Church with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Charles Nothart 80 of Cashton died Wednesday in a Dubuque hospital. Services Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church Cashton with burial in Moon Cemetery. Survivors include two brothers and a sister.
Robert Greengrass 84 died Thursday June 15 at Jackson County Home Black River Falls. Indian rites are set for 3 30 p m Saturday at Green Grass Home Indian Mission with burial in Decorah Cemetery. Born February 3 1883 in Town of Komensky he lived in Jackson County. survived by daughter Dorothy son Donat 11 grandchildren three great grandchildren.
Clem Peters 55 of Lansing dies Tuesday in a La Crosse hospital. He ran a Lansing service station and garage and served six years on the village council and over 20 years on the fire department. Services set for 12:30 p.m. Saturday at Immaculate Conception Church with burial in Gethsemane Cemetery. Survived by widow Helen, six sons including five in the military, one daughter Helene, one brother Vernon, and two sisters Mrs. Al Schultz and Mrs. John Rossi.
Peter Hochhausen 81 died Thursday June 15 at a local urday at Lake Thornburg Funeral Home. Rev W K Bodamer will officiate and burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Surviving are his widow Eva a foster son Robert Neuman of Linwood California and four sisters.
A list of marriage license notices shows Gordon L. Hutschenreuter and Marceline A. Arenz plan a June 24 ceremony in La Crosse. Ronald L. Irish and Norma J. Weber wed June 24 in Town of Eau Galle, Dunn County. Thomas Phillips and Mary E. Henderson to marry June 17 in La Crosse. Terence D. Baier and Sandra C. Mullane to wed June 24 in La Crosse. Gilbert H. Liersch and Madge Jacobs to marry June 15 in Sparta. John W. Eliason and Gay Louise Wallace to wed June 24 in Ontario. William T. Van Slyke and Marilyn Rose Kotten to wed July 1 in Norwalk.
Caddo Lake in eastern Texas is identified as the South region’s largest natural lake. The designation highlights its expansive water area and unique ecological status within the region.
Sister Concordia Friedmann 91 former teacher and Franciscan Sister died Thursday in Villa St Joseph Nursing Home. Born April 29 1876 Luxemburg Iowa she entered St Rose Convent May 20 1897 taught 55 years in Holy Trinity La Crosse St Michael Home Aquinas High. Funeral Saturday June 17 7:30 a m at St Rose Convent Chapel officiated by Rev Othmar Missler. Survived by four sisters and two priest brothers preceded in death.
Sister M Laurina Haas Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration will have services at 7:30 am Monday June 19 in St Rose Convent Chapel Reverend Othmar She died Thursday Haas born April 10 1887 in Wilson entered St Rose Convent in 1908 from Neillsville taught 52 years in primary grades at St Joseph Ridge St Joseph Cathedral Holy Trinity La Crosse served as school supervisor for four years retired to Villa St Joseph in 1966 Surviving three brothers Bernard and Joseph Haas Neillsville and Martin Haas Mesa Arizona one sister Mrs C J Wheeler St Paul.
Louise Riegger 94 formerly of 225 N 9th St died Friday morning June 16 in a local hospital. She belonged to the Catholic Women's Organization of St Joseph the Workman Cathedral and St Rita's Mission Circle. Survived by nieces and nephews. Services Monday at 9:30 a.m. at Blaschke Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at St Joseph the Workman Cathedral. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. Rosary at 8 p.m. Sunday with viewing 4-5 and 7-9 p.m.
William H. Meier aged 89 of Bangor died Thursday June 15 in a La Crosse hospital. He was born January 17 1878 in La Crosse and is survived by two grandsons R W Meier Bangor and S E Meier La Crosse a granddaughter Mrs Howard Slayton Sparta and seven great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by wife Mary 1938 two sons Edward 1957 and Walter 1963 three brothers and two sisters. Services will be held Monday at 2 p m at St Pauls Lutheran Church Bangor with Rev R A Siegler officiating and burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call at the church Monday from noon to 2 p m. Fossum Funeral Home Bangor is in charge of arrangements.
Inadvertently omitted from the survivors list for Perry Freeman is his sister Mrs. Margaret Davis of Black River Falls. Freeman died Wednesday June 14.
Rickey Cochrane, 13, swept away while clinging to a log during a fishing trip near Janesville, was found in the Rock River six miles south of the city. A companion reported seeing the log drift downstream with Rickey attached after the log floated away.
Beloit Wisconsin sailor Albert F. Erdman 22 a gunner's mate 2nd class was listed in serious condition after a scuffle aboard the USS Cascade at Newport Rhode Island. He was thrown to the deck during roughhousing and sustained a bruised spinal cord. Erdman was transferred to a Chelsea naval hospital.
Wisconsin La Crosse County probate notices show petitions to admit Maud Roedel and others last will dates in 1965, 1963, and 1966. Court sets hearing July 11 1967 and deadlines for creditor claims through September 4 1967 with September 19 1967 for claims review.
A quaint want ad highlights direct buyer seller contact, promising quick results and savings. It urges readers to place concise listings to connect with local merchants and individuals seeking trades.
Part time or live in option. Call evenings after 5 at 7845697. Seamtress wanted part or full time for interesting work. Call 7841946.
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