Death notices for Tena Larson and Hannah Overlien in Black River Falls
Tena Larson, 86, of Black River Falls died March 17 in the local hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Langlois-Galston Funeral Home with Rev. Heyd. burial in Riverside Cemetery. Born December 5, 1886, she is survived by sister Tillie Johnson. Hannah Overlien, 87, of Black River Falls died March 18 at home. Service at Little Norway Lutheran Church with Rev. Salveson. burial in church cemetery. Visitation at Torgerson Funeral Chapel and church prior to service. Born September 14, 1885.
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Black River Falls
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Langlois-Galston
Thomas Heyd
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Torgerson
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Holmen
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Onalaska
Ole Peterson
Julius
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Alice) Anderson
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Lyle Nelson
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Kane St
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Diana) Baca
Hollywood
Fla
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Brooklyn
N.Y
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Aphrodite) ‘Chellos
Miami
George
Johnson City
Tenn
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Independence
Calif
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Minn
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Queens
Dickinson Funeral Home
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Christina Simonsin
Garfield, Wis
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Jackson County
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Clarence Brauer
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Tomah
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Daniel Ritter
White Funeral Home
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Patrice
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New Lisbon
Andrew E. Rosenberger
Tomah Memorial Hospital
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Calvin Carey
Oakwood Cemetery
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Hixton
National Guard
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South Dakota
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Iola
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New London
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Stevens Point
Patrick Fee
Rice Lake
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Spring Grove
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Emma) Rostad
Faith Lutheran Church
Black Hammer
Charles Wilson
Engell-Roble Funeral
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Houston
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Lydia Twite
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Obituary notices from March 1973 deaths in Wisconsin area
Numerous obituaries and death notices from Holmen La Crosse Tomah Merrillan Sparta and surrounding towns recount deaths March 17 to 19 1973. Names include Anna Peterson Sarantos Maravelas Christina Simonsin Mrs Genteman Andrew Rosenberger Emma Rostad Otto Hanson Mayme Forsyth Lowell Hoard and others with service details burial locations and survivor lists.
Sylling Girl Born at Tweeten Memorial Hospital
Birth reported at Tweeten Memorial Hospital Spring Grove March 11 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Karl Sylling of Spring Grove Marilyn Hemmes notes the family announcement
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Minn Tweeten Memorial Hospital
Karl Sylling
Marilyn Hemmes
Viterbo Educator To Talk On Study Of Lampricides
Dr. Joseph Kawatski of Viterbo College will speak at the 21st Midwest Benthological Society meeting at Michigan State University in East Lansing. His paper examines the toxicity of lampricides TFM and Bayer 73 to Chironomus tentans and weighs ecological impacts against economic benefits to Great Lakes fisheries.
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Viterbo College
Midwest Benthological Society
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Kawatski
Bayer 73
Chironomus Tentans
TFM
Bayer
Great Lakes
Environmental Protection Agency
Kawalski
Film on Japan closes Kiwanis travel series
A travelogue on Japan by James Forshee Ann Abor Mich ends the Coulee Region Kiwanis Club travel and adventure series Tuesday March 27 at 7 30 p m Coleman Auditorium Western Wisconsin Technical Institute Tickets available at the door The film covers Tokyo streets to coastal fishing villages.
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Coulee Region
Kiwanis Club
Coleman
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
James Forshee
Ann Abor
Mich
Tokyo
Baccalaureate Debate Ends With Board Retention Decision
New Lisbon School Board votes to retain the baccalaureate service despite a 32 to 15 senior class poll favoring dropping it. The meeting covered special education transportation, a new educational television cost study, bids policy, hiring procedures, and leasing options for a former elementary building. The board also approved a golf coach contract and left policy on unpaid leaves and summer music programs. In Madison, Gary Huddleston suffers second degree burns repairing Capitol wiring, causing a brief blackout.
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New Lisbon
Wis
Manston
Jim Barrett
WWTI
Fred Field
Juneau County
Cordell Angier
Arbin York
Madison
Gary Huddleston
Capitol
Huddleston
Russia Ready To Forgive U S A Moscow View of Mutually Profitable Cooperation
A Soviet Academy of Sciences journal in Moscow urges renewed U S Soviet cooperation and says relations have entered a phase of reconstruction. It credits Nixon for pursuing negotiation, foresees positive shifts in Washington Moscow dealings, and argues past U S coercive strategy failed until embracing strategic parity and equal security.
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Washington
United States
Richard Wilson Fights to Remain Pine Ridge Sioux President
Richard Wilson, elected leader of about 11 000 Oglala Sioux on Pine Ridge, seeks re election amid the Wounded Knee siege. He defends his record, cites housing and tribal programs, criticizes federal delays, and says AIM demands threaten tribal government while he downplays support for militants.
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