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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1965

Page

3

Hayward Man Dies In Plane Crash Near Baraboo

Burt Bruckman a 45 year old Hayward electrical contractor and aviation enthusiast was killed when his four place Beechcraft Bonanza exploded and crashed in a corn field northwest of Baraboo witnesses heard an explosion and the wreckage covered several acres The Civil Aeronautics Board began investigation Bruckman owned his own plane and flew passengers to Chicago from Hayward the day before He is survived by his widow and several children.

Baraboo (Ap Hayward Baraboo Burt Bruckman Harold Jewell Charles Starkey Civil Aeronautics Board Bruckman Chicago

Author Costain Dies Of Heart Attack

New York AP reports Thomas Costain, 80, longtime editor and later best selling historical novelist, died Friday of a heart attack. His first success was The Black Rose in 1945, followed by The Silver Chalice in 1952 and The Tontine, a two volume work begun in 1955.

New York Thomas Costain Costain

Are Sin DisEase and Death Real in Christian Science Service

Sunday Christian Science services examine the spiritual divide between reality and illusion. The Golden Text cites Romans on the law of the Spirit of life, while the subject asks if sin disease and death are real. Explanatory passages from Science and Health explain that evil cannot be spiritual and material belief fades with spiritual growth.

Paul Jesus Mary Baker Eddy

City to tear down or burn condemned Fanell Drive building

A run down building at 2100 Fanell Drive near Green Island was deemed a condemnation risk after a mid‑September inspection. The city, owning the property, began a title search and may proceed with demolition or use the structure for a controlled fire training exercise if nearby buildings permit.

la Crosse Inspection Department Fanell Drive Eugene Dally Green Island Fire Department Dally

Development Unit Seeks SBA Loan for Pyroil Property

La Crosse County Development Inc approved a 203000 SBA loan to buy and remodel the former Standard Oil Co. site on the Causeway for Pyroil Inc. The unit will lease the improved property to Pyroil. At the meeting two persons were elected directors and one re elected. Elected were Walter Rose and Duane Ring. re elected R D Morse. All terms three years.

la Crosse County Development Inc Small Business Administration Standard Oil Co Causeway Pyroil Inc Pyroil Nd Sons Walter Rose George B. Rose Jewelry Duane Ring First National Bank Thomas Rodman Ray Ping R. D. Morse The la Crosse Credit Bureau Dayton Ohio Robert C. Pierce River Forest Minnesota la Crosse Grandad Bluff Riverside Park Mississippi River Robert Kathan Leonard Anderson la Crosse City George Lahue American Youth Hosteling Club Lansing Iowa Graves France New England

Minnesota Banking Commissioner Resigns

Rochester report states Minnesota Banking Commissioner John D. Chisholm has resigned to Gov. Karl Rolvaag. He will return as president and chief executive officer of Olmsted County Bank and Trust Co. Rochester, effective December 1, 1965.

Rochester, Minn Minnesota John D. Chisholm Karl Rolvaag Chisholm Olmsted County Bank and Trust Co Rochester

Births noted at La Crosse area hospitals and Bayreuth

Birth announcements list multiple newborns from La Crosse area families with hospitals in Grandview, Lutheran, St. Francis and St. Joseph in Milwaukee and Bayreuth Germany. Occurring October 2 through October 8 with parents named and addresses provided.

St Olaf College crowns homecoming queen in Northfield

Sarah Pederson of Jamestown North Dakota was chosen homecoming queen by St Olaf College students. The senior won over four finalists in a 2300 student vote and will reign over today’s games as the Oles face Coe College.

Northfield, Minn Sarah Pederson Jamestown N.D St. Olaf College Sarah Oles Coe College T. E. Pederson

Cemetery vandalism hits Calvary Catholic Cemetery

Vandals damaged or destroyed more than 100 monuments and urns at Calvary Catholic Cemetery Thursday night. Police spent Friday photographing footprints lifting prints from overturned stones and interviewing area residents.

Rochester, Minn Calvary Catholic Cemetery

Artist W Rickert Fillmore Dies At 81 In Kansas City

W Rickert Fillmore 81 longtime secretary of the Unity School of Christianity and former Kansas City Art Institute president died Thursday after a long illness. He was noted as an artist and leader in regional arts circles.

Kansas City, Mo W. Rickert Fillmore Unity School of Christianity Kansas City Art Institute

La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff credit

La Crosse Tribune lists W W Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. The paper operates from 4th and Cass Street, is a Lee Enterprises member, and belongs to the Associated Press. Local news and AP dispatches are exclusive AP-republication.

Sanford Goltz 4Th Cass Sts la Crosse Wisconsin la Crosse Tribune Lee Enterprises, Inc Associated Press

International Cyclists Tour Through Wisconsin For Large Trek

James Holmlund reports the International Bicycle Touring Club closes six days of a 14 day ride from Viroqua to La Crosse and La Crescent with 33 adults from 10 states and France. Riders praise nomadic wanderlust and companionship while weather and topography challenge them along the Coulee Region.

la Crosse Tribune States France England Upper Midwest la Crescent Commodore Club International Bicycle Touring Club Coulee Dan Henry Flushing A. L. Pranses Lima Ohio Wisconsin Fance Sorbonne Pranses Viroqua la Crosse Clifford L. Graves la Jolla Calif U.S Chaseburg Anderson Dairy

Elmwood Park student crowned Luther College homecoming queen

Ruth Pieper a senior elementary education major from Elmwood Park Illinois was named queen of Luther College homecoming Friday night. She is the daughter of Elmer Pieper and co chairman of the homecoming program and plans a teaching career after graduation next spring.

Luther Queen Ruth Pieper Elmwood Park Ill

Deaths Frances E. Long 90 Hillview Home

Frances E. Long aged 90 of Hillview Home died in a local hospital on Friday October 8. Survived by son Walton of La Crosse, daughter Celeste E. Mack of La Crosse, four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Preceded by husband Harry. Memorial service 2 p.m. Monday Schumacher Funeral Home with Rev. Floyd Harbold officiating. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitation Monday noon until service. She was a lifelong member of the First Baptist Church.

Frances E. Long Hillview Walton la Crosse Celeste E. Mack Harry Schumacher Funeral Home Floyd Harbold Oak Grove

Sporting Life to screen at La Crosse State University

The English film Sporting Life adapts David Story’s novel and screens Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Audio Visual auditorium. Admission is free. The Wesley Foundation will host a post show discussion on Tuesday. Richard Harris stars and won best actor at Cannes in 1963.

la Crosse State University David Story Wesley Foundation Richard Harris

La Follette Speaks at Westby Conservation Banquet

Wisconsin Attorney General Bronson La Follette spoke at a Westby High School conservation banquet sponsored by Vernon County watershed groups and sportsmen clubs. He credited Sen. Nelson with promoting pollution control bills while Ed Baker hosted and Joyce Beier of Kendall died after a brief illness on a trip. Keith R. Clark of Readstown died after a fall. services scheduled for Monday.

Westby Wis

Dr King to Speak at UW Union Forum

Nobel Prize winner Dr Martin Luther King Jr is slated to address the University of Wisconsin Madison Union Forum on November 17 He will discuss The Future of Integration and the announcement came from Forum Committee chairman John Ebbott

Obituary Notices From Harpers Ferry and Prairie du Chien

Mrs Sydney Presho 66 of Harpers Ferry died Oct 5 in a McGregor hospital. Born Sophie Koschi in Genoa Wisconsin she married Sydney Presho and survived by husband a son and two daughters plus siblings. Funeral in St Marys McGregor. David Davidson 71 of Westby died Oct 7 at home. Services Oct 11 at Yang Lutheran Church with burial at cemetery. survivors include seven sons two sisters and many grandchildren. Ruby Pine 64 of Prairie du Chien died Oct 7 after long illness. Wife of James Pine she ran Bell Antique Shop. funeral Oct 11 at St Peters Lutheran with burial at Prairie du Chien Cemetery. She leaves two daughters a son seven grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and several siblings.

Harpers Ferry Iowa Sydney Presho McGregor St. Mary’s Catholic Church Sophie Koschi Genoa Wis Stephen Koschi Lansing Stanton Beloit Lucile McCormick Marquette Clara Whiteis Chicago P. J. Houlihan W. Oakes Westby David Davidson Esorea Yang Lutheran Church H. O. Aasen Anderson Funeral Chapel Daniel Davidson Josie Wolden Robert Arvada Cole Richard Riverview Mich Raymond Lloyd Delbert Virgil Leo Chaseburg Paul Hovde Palmer Melby Prairie DU Chien Ruby Pine James Pine

Mrs Sanford Folkedahl dies after brief illness in Madison area

Mrs Sanford Folkedahl 55 formerly Agnes Dahl died Thursday Oct 7 at a Madison hospital after a brief illness. She was born Feb 21 1910 in Town of Pigeon and married Sanford Folkedahl March 15 1947. Survived by husband a daughter Grace Kammers two brothers and two sisters. Services at Our Saviors Lutheran Whitehall with burial at Independence Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call at Hagen Funeral Home Pigeon Falls Sunday and at the church Monday.

Whitehall Wis Sanford Folkedahl Madison Agnes Dahl Pigeon Albert Dahl Brooklyn Mel Grace) Kammers Arthur Dahl Pigeon Falls Raymond Browns Valley Minn Matt Minnie) Larson Osseo Ernest Esther) Goplin Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church O. G. Birkeland Independence Hagen

Car blaze at Max's Auto Wrecking Co reported in La Crosse

A burning car body was reported at Max's Auto Wrecking Co on 726 N 3rd St on Oct 8 at 7 25 p m. On Oct 9 at 8 55 a m a resuscitator responded at 4th and State for William Carlson 40 of Duluth Minnesota and he was transported to St Francis Hospital by police ambulance for illness.

Lutheran la Crosse Mary P. Higgins Thomas R. Newburg Bangor Marlene Leuck James E. Marcou Jr Island St Mary E. Haffner Charles R. Stellick Sunrise Drive Sadie J. Draper Max’s Auto Wrecking Co 3Rd St 4Th State Streets William Carlson Duluth Minn St. Francis Hospital

La Crosse Senior Citizens Meet and Card Party

La Crosse Senior Citizens plan a 1 30 p m meeting Monday at 624 Gillette Street with a card party set for 1 30 p m Thursday.

la Crosse Gillette St

Auto Hits Deer In Holland Town Teens Escape Injury

Seven La Crosse youths escaped injury Friday evening when their station wagon struck a deer on Highway 53, a quarter mile south of Highway 90. Driver Donald Sexauer, 17, and five passengers, all 15 to 17, were listed as unharmed as Game Warden Frick took custody of the deer.

la Crosse Holland Donald R. Sexauer Carl Frick Paul Brown James Poehling Losey Court John Perlich N. 24Th St Timothy Kruschek Losey Blvd. S Mike Limberg Charles St Donald Furlane Madison St Charles Sexauer

Newsmen barred from Otepka hearing

Washington AP State Department sources say reporters will be barred from any hearing on Otto F. Otepka’s appeal for reinstatement as chief security evaluator. A request for coverage was rejected because the proceedings are closed and no exception is warranted. Otepka was dismissed for supplying confidential information to congressional investigators.

Washington State Department Otto F. Otepka Otepka Department

Local man John H. Smith 74 rushed to hospital

In La Crosse at 2 50 p m on October 8 a man identified as John H. Smith aged 74 was found at the Three Deuces Hotel Room 18 218 Pearl Street and taken to St Francis Hospital for treatment.

Three Deuces Hotel Pearl St John H. Smith St. Francis Hospital

Body of Missing Area Woman Recovered from Lemonweir River

The body of Mrs. Howard Rose 42 from rural Mauston was found in the Lemonweir River near Mauston by Police Chief Jack Ripley Officer George Sutton and Undersheriff Merle Waldsmith following a note she left. The body was located about 24 miles downstream from the dam in 18 inches of water near the I 90 94 bridge. Funeral services are set for St Patrick Church with viewing at Crandall Funeral Home in Manston. Mrs. Rose survived by her husband a son Gary four brothers and one sister.

Mauston Wis Howard Rose Lemonweir Jack Ripley George Sutton Juneau County Merle Waldsmith Rose Union Street Sheriff's Department Crandall Funeral Home

Also Mentioned on This Page

Central Court la Crosse Central High School Pam Collins Miss Collins Barbara Thiede Barbara Fuller Barbara Eddy Janet Walling Ann Sunder Linda Callaway Central Wausau Tribune Black River Falls William A. Olson Hixton SBA Copeland Ave OCKY Stoddard, Wis Grandview Hospital Milwaukee, Wis St. Joseph’s Hospital Martin Welles Jr Milwaukee Carolyn Newburg Bayreuth, Germany Michael D. Kopczynski Bayreuth Germany Kopczynski Queen James Holmlund David Lasley Salina Kan Jean Nogrette Paris G. E. Wright Bill Paris Oceanside Lily Herse Levallois Perret Macgregor Piorat Market Street Sporting Life LCU Movie la Follette Joyce Beier Kendall, Wis Percy Beier Kendall Columbus Joyce South Ridge Cemetery Smith-Nelson Funeral Home Joann Selma Miller Faith Miller Readstown Keith Clark Keith R. Clark Dr. King UW Union Forum Mrs Ottoson Garrity W. K. Bodamer Mrs. Sanford Folkedahl Schneider Minneapolis Nybo’'S Red Wing Lara Rae Olek
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