Death notices from Hillsboro and nearby towns
Three obituaries reported from Hillsboro Wisconsin area noting Mrs Elizabeth Rittenhouse 76 died April 30 in La Crosse after long illness services at Burr Wesleyan Methodist Church April 30 burial arrangements and survivors Verlyan Elroy Marian Johnson Dan Bender George eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Also Frank Jindrick 75 Yuba died April 30 Richland Center hospital services at St Wenceslaus Catholic Church Yuba burial Campion Valley Fick Funeral Home in Hillsboro Rosary 8 p m Sunday. Victor Alan Jacobson 43 Madison died April 30 Madison hospital services Utica Lutheran Church burial at church cemetery survivors wife Jean Ewers four sons Allen Alton Wayne Karl sister Her bert Quamme Mt Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Wis
Elizabeth Rittenhouse
la Crosse
Burr Wesleyan Methodist Church
Hart- Fick Funeral Home
Verlyan
Elroy
Marian Johnson
Dan Bender
George
Frank Jindrick
Yuba
Richland Center
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Campion Valley
James Murphy
Hart- Fick Funeral
Jindrick
St. Wenceslaus
Arnold
Racine
Joseph
Carl
Albert Navy
Elgin Stowell
William Kaukl
Yuiba
Ferryville
Victor Alan Jacobson
Madison
Utica Lutheran Church
A. M. Hegre
Church
Commersnaes
Gays Mills
Allen
Kodiak
Alaska
Alton
Wayne
Karl
Herbert Quamme
Mt. Sterling
Death notices and funerals in Melrose and Gays Mills
Mrs. George Thompson 68 died May 1 in West Salem hospital. Services at Upper North Beaver Creek Lutheran Church Tuesday with a prayer service Monday. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by husband, three sons, three daughters, five sisters, three brothers, and 16 grandchildren. Also Mrs. George Brown 77 died May 1 in a Boscobel hospital. Services at Gays Mills Congregational Church Monday at 2 p.m. Burial in Gays Mills Cemetery. Survived by husband, three daughters, one son, one sister, one brother, two half-brothers, 13 grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren.
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Melrose
Wis
George Thompson
West Salem
Upper North Beaver Creek Lutheran Church
W. H. Winkler
Church
Smith Chapel
Thompson
Bernt Borreson
Irving
Jackson County
George
Manfred
Harlan
Black River Falls
la Verne
Minneapolis
Lawrence
Ruth) Isensee
Minard
Ardyth) Smikrud
Harold
Emeline) Sanders
West Allis
George Olson
Rachel Wolfe
Milwaukee
Harvey Wallert
Fransville
Clara Kuehn
Inglewood
Calif
Edry Alen
San Diego
Ellis Borreson
Arthur
Gays Mills
George Brown
Boscobel Hospital
Robert
Elmer Rohleder
la Crosse
Theron Dodd
Prairie du Chien
Lawrence Bailey
Maurice Bailey
Mesa, Ariz
Gays Mills Congregational Church
Harvey Sherwood
Brown
Elroy Woman Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Mrs. Herman Triebs 63 of Elroy Wisconsin died of a heart attack Friday May 1 at her home. Zenner Funeral Home will announce funeral services.
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Elroy
Wis
Herman Triebs
Zenner Funeral Home
Death of Mrs. Henry Hanson of Necedah
Mrs. Henry Hanson formerly of Necedah dies at her daughter Mrs. Al Coleman home in Ironwood Michigan. Services at Necedah Methodist Church at 1 p.m. Sunday May 3 with Rev. Lelan Shaw officiating. Burial in Bayview Cemetery. Survived by another daughter Mrs. Howard Schulz of La Crosse.
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Necedah
Wis
Henry Hanson
al Coleman
Ironwood
Mich
Necedah Methodist Church
Bayview Cemetery
Lelan Shaw
Hanson
Una Jennings
Memorial for Alois N. Schummers
Alois N. Schummers 52 of Cedar Rapids Iowa died Friday May 1 services tentatively set Tuesday at St John s Catholic Church Caledonia burial in Calvary Cemetery friends may call in Cedar Rapids Saturday and Steffen Funeral Home Caledonia Monday rosary will be said born April 18 1912 he is survived by sisters Margaret Schummers Winona and Catherine Hoggins Hermiston Ore and brother John A Schummers Minneapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
Alois N. Schummers
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
St. John’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
John Turner
Steffen
Mr. Schummers
John Schummers
Margaret Schummers
Winona
Jack
Catherine) Hoggins
Hermiston
Ore
John A. Schummers
Minneapolis
Mrs Fred Knoebel 65 Dies En Route to Sparta Hospital
Sparta Wisconsin Mrs Fred Knoebel 65 died Friday evening May 1 while being transported to a Sparta hospital from her Cataract home. Services will be at Lanham's Mortuary 2 30 p m Tuesday with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Rev Dr A E Frederick officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary Monday afternoon and evening and Tuesday until the service. Mrs Knoebel worked in the personnel division of the Camp McCoy post exchange. Surviving are her husband a daughter Mrs John Hart Sparta five grandchildren two great grandchildren and two sisters Miss Harriet Lower and Mrs David Crocker of Sparta.
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Sparta
Wis
Fred Knoebel
Cataract
Lanham’s
Woodlawn
A. E. Frederick
Knoebel
Post Exchange Service
Camp McCoy
John
Margaret) Hart
Harriet Lower
David Crocker
Galeville clerk Dale dies at 76 in Wisconsin
GALESVILLE Wis Helmer Dale 76 longtime Town of Gale clerk for 39 years and substitute mail carrier dies in a La Crosse hospital Friday May 1 He was born Nov 13 1887 in Ettrick and married Blanche Rehfuss in 1914 He is survived by a daughter Earline Olson a sister and a grandchild with services Monday at First Presbyterian Church burial in Pine Cliff Cemetery call hours at Smith Mortuary and at the church earlier in the day
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Galesville
Wis
Helmer Dale
Gale
la Crosse
First Presbyterian Church
Robert M. C. Ward
Pine Cliff Cemetery
Smith Mortuary
Mr. Dale
Ettrick
S. H. Dale
Blanche Rehfuss
Earline Olson
Onalaska
Alice Bohr
Livingston
N. J
Court Receipts in La Crosse County April Totaled 3117.10
The April receipts in Judge Leonard F. Roraff's La Crosse County Court Branch 2 totaled 3117.10. Deputy Clerk Helen Schwinefus's report shows 209 suit taxes 401.10 court costs 415 state traffic fines 1352 county traffic fines 410 criminal fines and 330 small claims fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard F. Roraff
la Crosse County
Helen Schwinefus
Deaths of Fred C. Proksch in Wisconsin
Fred C. Proksch aged 81 of 827 South 17th Street died in a local hospital on Friday May 1. Survived by wife Hattie and two brothers John and Herbert Proksch of La Crosse. Preceded by four brothers and four sisters. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Rev. Fritz Miller officiating. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Schumacher Funeral Home Sunday 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. and at church Monday noon until services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Proksch
S. 17Th St
Hattie
John
Herbert Proksch
la Crosse
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fritz Miller
Oak Grove Cemetery
Schumacher Funeral Home
Margaret Gobel Gates Services in La Crosse Monday
Margaret Gobel Gates dies at home May 1 in La Crosse. Services set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Wesley Methodist Church with Rev. Edwin Sheppard officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Memorials to Grandview Hospital or Wesley Methodist Church. She taught at Grandview School of Nursing and Grandview Hospital and served in nurses organizations. Survived by daughter Virginia Bendel, three grandsons, sister Marie Gobel, three siblings, with two sisters and one brother preceding her.
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Margaret Gobel Gates
S. 8Th St
Wesley Methodist Church
Edwin Sheppard
Woodlawn
Grandview Hospital
Sletten-McKee
London
England
la Crosse
Central High School
Grandview School of Nursing
Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
Ill
Gates
Wisconsin District Nurses Association
Grandview Alumnae Association
Jene
Virginia
Ben‘del
Marie C. Gobel
Fort Atkinson
Will C. Gobel
Milwaukee
Walter E. Gobel
Beloit
Death of George Rennebohm at age 78 in La Crosse
George Rennebohm 78 of 1911 S 29th St died at home Saturday May 2. Survived by widow Louise one sister Anna Lou of Northwood Iowa and three brothers Henry Carl and Lawrence of La Crosse. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday at Dickinson Jackson Street Chapel with Rev. Walter Bodamer officiating and burial at Mormon Coulee Memorial Park. Friends may call Monday after 4 p.m.
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George Rennebohm
S. 29Th St
Louise
Anna Lou
Northwood
Iowa
Henry
Carl
Lawrence
la Crosse
Dickinson Jackson Street
Walter Bodamer
Prairie du Chien
Mormon Coulee Memorial Park
Obituary for Henry H. Marohn of La Crosse
Henry H. Marohn, 67, of 2909 South 22nd Street, died at a local hospital. Survived by two daughters Vallie Sloan and Inez Canfield, son Merlin, and four sisters Clara Strey Esther Marohn Martha Guensch Emma Rose. two sons predeceased him. Services 3:30 p.m. Monday at First Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Fritz Miller. burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Visitation Dickinson Jackson Street Chapel after 4 p.m. Sunday and in church Monday from 3 p.m. until service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Marohn
S. 22Nd St
Bertha
Glen
Vallie) Sloan
Harry
Inez) Canfield
la Crosse
Merlin
William
Clara) Strey
Esther Marohn
Gustave
Martha) Guensch
San Diego
Calif
Clyde
Emma) Rose
Milwaukee
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fritz Miller
Woodlawn
Dickinson Jackson St
Gale-Ettrick High to stage spring concert May 4
Gale-Ettrick High School music department will present its spring concert at 8 15 p m Monday May 4 in the school gym under the direction of Mrs Paul Link and Ralph Bisek. Participating will be the fifth and sixth grade chorus high school mixed chorus and glee club and the junior beginners and senior bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesville
Wis
Gale-Ettrick High School
Paul Link
Ralph Bisek
Girl Bitten by Stray Dog Reported in Gotham
Genelle Gotham, a 3 year old girl, was bitten on the shoulder by a stray dog in Carson Gotham Mindoro. The dog was captured and leashed near the house but released by an unknown person Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Gotham
Mindoro
la Crosse County
Local Ads and Notices From Area Retailers
Locals list Hanifl's Greenhouse open daily 8 to 8 at 2878 Hanifl Road with Roggli giant pansies at $1.00 per dozen. Our Own Hardware offers silver and golden wedding anniversary gifts. Poehling Hardware at 2137 Ward Avenue. For Finer Photo Finishing drop films at Universal Photo Service, 514 State Street. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Jewish Women's League rummage sale on Tuesday and Web, May 5, 6 8:30 10:30 at 1820 Main with bargains galore.
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Hanifl
Hanifl Road
Poehling Hardware
Ward Avenue
Universal Photo Service
State Street
Jewish Women’s League
Main
Unitarian Talk Explores Free Men History in Wisconsin
Berenice Cooper of Sturgeon Lake Minnesota will address the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at 10 30 a m Sunday at the YWCA. She discusses the Freien Gemeinden in Wisconsin notably the La Crosse group from 1868 to 1870 and the Bostwick Valley Society with readings from Friedrich Schunneman Pott travel letters. The talk also covers Milwaukee and Sauk City groups and notes Cooper’s long teaching career and credentials.
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Berenice Cooper
Sturgeon Lake
Minn
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
YWCA
Freien Gemeinden
Wisconsin
Society of
Free Men
la Crosse
Bostwick
Miss Cooper
Milwaukee
Sauk City
Free Congregation
Unitarian Universalist Association
Cooper
Superior State College
Beloit College
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
University of Chicago
Twenty Seven Confirmed At First Presbyterian
Confirmation will be at 11 a m Sunday in First Presbyterian Church. Twenty seven ninth grade students completed a three year course of study and are named Kristin Bell Richard Bouffleur Robert Bouffleur Julie Bouslough David Cauffman Tom Custer William Druliner Kathleen Frost Nancy Frost David Halverson Richard Hanhardt Greta Hansen Barry Jefferson Sue Merell Richard Ohland Lynn Page Penny Robinson Carol Jean Rogers Susan Ruud Gale Saunders Richard Schermerhorn Lynn Smith Ann Sunder Gary Stewart Elaine Tarnutzer Jennifer Walker and Suzanne Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Kristin Bell
Richard Bouffleur
Robert Bouffleur
Julie Bouslough
David Cauffman
Tom Custer
William Druliner
Kathleen Frost
Nancy Frost
David Halverson
Richard Hanhardt
Greta Hansen
Barry Jefferson
Sue Merell
Richard Ohland
Lynn Page
Penny Robinson
Carol Jean Rogers
Susan
Nordkap Chorus to Sing at Bethel Church
The Nordkap Male Chorus of Minneapolis will perform at the 10 45 a m Sunday service at Bethel Lutheran Church under director Kenneth Lower. The 30 member group preserves Norwegian culture through music with about half the pieces in Norwegian. The ensemble, 55 years old, toured Norway in 1957 and the West Coast two years ago. a New York trip is planned this summer. Norwegian titles Norge Mit Norge and Jeg Saa Ham Som Barn will be sung. A Sunday afternoon concert is scheduled in Westby.
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Nordkap
Minneapolis
Bethel Lutheran Church
Kenneth Lower
Norway
West Coast
New York
Westby
Local Psychiatrist Attends American Psychiatric Meeting
Dr. Albert L. Fisher of La Crosse leaves Friday for Los Angeles to attend the annual American Psychiatric Association convention. He plans to return May 11 and will present papers on Community Psychiatry and Mental Health Planning Occupational Psychiatry and Psychosomatic Medicine. He previously spoke at last year’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Fisher
la Crosse
Los Angeles
American Psychiatric Association
Dr. Fisher
Confirmation Class Visits Minneapolis on Two Day Trip
The Trinity Lutheran Church senior class from 1010 Sill St. traveled to the Minneapolis area for a two day itinerary. They visited St Olaf College Northfield American Lutheran Church headquarters Central Lutheran Augsburg Publishing House Fairview Hospital Luther Theological Seminary Muskego Church Como Park Zoo St Paul and Ephphatha Mission Faribault Minn. Chaperones included Rev and Mrs Ernest N Nelson Intern Viesturs Parasars Mrs Walter Hogue Mrs Manley Mahlum and driver M A Turner.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Sill St
Minneapolis
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
American Lutheran Church
Central Lutheran Church
Augsburg Publishing House
Fairview Hospital
Luther Theological Seminary
Old Muskego Church
Como Park
St. Paul
Ephphatha Mission
Faribault
Ernest N. Nelson
Viesturs Parasars
Walter Hogue
Manley Mahlum
M. A. Turner
Prodigal Son Topic Highlighted by Science Church
The article notes Christian Science churches will read the prodigal son story this Sunday with the Bible lesson titled Everlasting Punishment. It cites Psalms 86 5 and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy about mercy patience and the Father s loving kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Churches
Mary Baker Eddy
Cadaver Look Returns to Style Warns Parents
Dear readers share concerns about teens following fashion trends including black tights and heavy eye makeup. Ann Landers reassures that the cadaver look is out and the wholesome look is in as youth catch up with trends.
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Ann Landers
Tidal waves and sea travel of long distance explained
Uncle Ray discusses why "tidal wave" is misleading and explains that towering sea waves arise from earthquakes volcanic eruptions and storms. He cites Krakatoa and Japanese coastlines with waves from 60 to over 100 feet and notes long distance travel of waves from Alaska to Hawaii and Peru to Japan.
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Japan
Pacific Ocean
Alaska
Hawaii
South America
Peru
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Revival Meetings Begin at First Assembly of God Church
Evangelist I. E. Ade of Elyria Ohio leads a series of revival meetings at First Assembly of God Church 16th and Ferry Streets starting Tuesday. Topics include The Coming Atomic War with Russia and The Future of America. Prayer for the sick offered on several nights. Services run 7 30 p m through May 17 except Mondays and Saturdays. Open to the public.
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E. Ade
Elyria
Ohio
First Assembly of God Church
16Th
Ferry Streets
Ade
Christian Missionary Alliance Bible Institute
Nyack
N.Y
Paul Rader
Chicago Gospel Tabernacle
Russia
America
Palestine
Local Churches List in La Crosse Area
A directory of La Crosse churches with pastors and service times. Listings include First Assembly of God Rev R Francis Jones and 16th Ferry location, St Josephs Cathedral officials, Blessed Sacrament, St Thomas More, and numerous Lutheran and Evangelical congregations with Sunday school times and worship schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul’s
West Ave
Arthur M. Ferce
la Crosse State College
Immanuel Evangelical
St. Paul and Avon
Walter E. Gutzke
ST. Paul’s Evangelical
Main St
Sand Lake Rd
Ruben A. Kettenacker
Congregation Chooses Sermon Topics For Popular Service
Wesley Methodist Church to host a People’s Popular Service with topics and hymns selected by members. Rev. Edwin P. Sheppard notes strong response to sermon theme requests and plans a monthly popular service. The Sunday topic is The Eternal Promise with text John 3 16 God So Loved The World That He Gave His Only Begotten Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist
Edwin P. Sheppard
Liverpool
England
United States
Sheppard
Pales tine Under British Mandate to United Nations Rule
Between 1922 and 1948 Pales tine was governed by Great Britain as a League of Nations mandate and later placed under United Nations trusteeship. The period marked by international oversight shaped regional administration and subsequent state formation debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Great Britain
League of Nations
United Nations
Northfield Firm Posts Record Half-Year Sales
The G. T. Schjeldahl Co. of Northfield reports record sales of 3.2 million dollars for the six months ending February 29. Net income stands at 125000 dollars or 16.2 cents per share, versus 18 cents per share in the prior six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield, Minn
G. T. Schjeldahl Co
Blackfoot selects Sorenson to lead Christmas lights removal
Murray Sorenson has been named chairman of the Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce Christmas decorating committee. His first duty is to take down strings of Christmas lights still decorating city streets from last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot, Idaho
Murray Sorenson
Blackfoot
Swedish Sunshine Singers to Perform at Salvation Army
The Swedish Sunshine Singers of Minneapolis will sing at the Salvation Army at 7 30 p.m. They plan vocal solos and duets in English and Swedish. The program is open to the public.
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Salvation Army
N. 8Th &T
Citadel
Alvin Clark
Salvation Meeting
Swedish Sunshine Singers
Sunshine Singers
Minneapolis
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Constant Chilicki
Thomas Langer
Thomas More
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Delbert J. Malin
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Campbell Rd
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H R. Rucker
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Coon Valley
J. Berry
Oak St
B Barnes
State St
Church OF Jesus Christ
Liberty St
Gary O’brien
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Bethel
Livingston and Loomis
Leland Evenson
Stefan T. Guttormsson
R. W. Anderson
Senior Luther League
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Birch
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OUR Redeemer
Weston
21St P
Norman A. Nelson
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Pavasars
Vik Chapel
5Th Ave
Paul A. Roe
Luther League
Olivet
Bainbridge
Solberg
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ST. Mark’s
Jonathan Schaller
Shorewood Dr
Wedgewood Terrace
Andrew Frinke
Wisconsin Synod
Wisconsin Syno
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Councilmen's Conference of the
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Cameron
Fritz H. Miller
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Asbury
Redfield
Deane W. Irish
4Th Ave. N
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