Obituaries from Arcadia Readstown and Sparta area
Obituaries list several residents including Joseph Gawlik of Arcadia aged 74 who died Sept 30 after a brief illness. Surviving: wife Lucy Anderson and children in Milwaukee Blaine Arcadia Racine and Phoenix among others. Funeral at St Stanislaus Arcadia with rosaries.
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Joseph Gawlik
Arcadia
Wis
Weis Lime Products
LaVern
Milwaukee
Rudy
Blaine
Minn
Richard
Racine
Floyd
Elaine) Boberg
Melvin
Luella
Abis
Phoenix
Ariz
Stanley
Menasha
Joachim
Neenah
Norbert
Genevieve) Bunke
Fountain City
William
Esther) Stelter
Eau Claire
Molly Rosenow
St. Stanislaus Catholic Church
James Hagmann
Church
Killian
Emil W Sauer
Brice Prairie
GM Family Released After Ransom Paid
A GM Hydra Matic official and his family were released unharmed after a $54,000 ransom was paid to abductors. William Schulenberg, 48, his wife Ruth, and three sons were held for over 13 hours in Ann Arbor. The money came from Schulenberg private funds. no GM funds were used. FBI and state police investigated alongside Ann Arbor police.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
General Motors Corp
William Schulenberg
Walter Anderson
Anderson
Schulenberg
GM Hydramatic
General Motors
GM Schulenberg
Ruth
Minor changes to La Farge bridge limits
Wisconsin officials revised ratings on two La Farge area bridges after a safety review prompted by the local school board. One bridge on Highway 131 now carries a flat 10 ton limit, while Otter Creek Bridge on Highway 82 was raised to 15 20 30 tons with one-way traffic. Other nearby bridges remain at 15 20 30 tons, all one lane. The changes aim to keep buses safe while limiting truck traffic until planned reconstructions and realignments can occur when funding allows.
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LA Farge
Wis
State Division of Highways
L. G. Schneider
la Crosse
Highway 131
Schneider
Otter Creek
Ontario
Madison
Wisconsin Division of Highways
State Rep Offner among six fined for campaign record discrepancy
Wisconsin Elections Board fined Rep. Paul Offner twenty dollars after identifying a three hundred dollar gap between four thousand nine hundred dollars in reported contributions and four thousand six hundred dollars in bank deposits. Offner and treasurer Rita Morehouse cite a probable clerical error or misplaced entry as the cause and rule out in kind contributions.
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Paul Offner
D-95th Dist
Offner
Wisconsin Elections Board
Rita Morehouse
la Crosse
Onalaska panel considers milk license fee hike and water rate delay
The Onalaska Judiciary Committee reviewed city ordinances and proposed raising milk license fees from 2 to 5 dollars annually with a minimum 25 dollar penalty for unlicensed sales. They also kept water rate changes pending the 1975 audit in early 1976 and will seek PSCWisconsin evaluation if a hike is warranted.
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Onalaska
Wis
Public Service Commission of Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norbert Gawlik
Lucy Anderson
Father Hagmann
Mabel A. Vangsness
R. 3
Ashby
Henry
Amanda Melby
Vangsness
Eastern Star
American Legion Auxiliary
Decorah
Iowa
Gerald
George
Walter Melby
the Pelican Lake
Luther
Ashby, Minn
Fulican Lake Lutheran
Schumacher Funeral Home
Milton Funeral Home
Pearl Larson
Readstown
Ralph
Pearl) Larson
Viroqua
Vernon County
Robert York
Ralph Larson
Carl Henthorne
Lillian Reiger
Spring Green
Readstown Church of Christ
Clarence Potter
Manning Cemetery
Lime Funeral Home
Anna Sieber
West Salem
Anna Funger
Daugh
Ter
Calvin
Maria) Korpela
Walter Emmrich
Gregor T. Sieber
Sletten
Emil W. Sauer
Glencoe Lutheran Cemetery
Killian Funeral Home
Max D. Sayner
Sparta
Silas
Martha Sayner
Monroe County Telephone Co
Dodge and Davis
Margaret
Marshall
Marinette
Gordon
Donald
Green Bay
Clare
Congregational United Church of Christ
Delbert Permann
Woodlawn
Robert Page
FBI
Ann Arbor City
Chevrolet
Chevette
EPA
Vega
Vegas
Monzas
Chevy
Impala
America
Concours
Chevelle
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