Tri State Deaths From Wisconsin and Montana
Ludvig N Solberg 81 retired rancher from Roundup Montana died Sept 29 born Sept 4 1889 in Ettrick Wis. Married 1913 Emily Brantsag he lived in Montana since 1914 Survived by widow two sons five brothers five sisters and grandchildren services Oct 1 in Roundup Lutheran Church burial Lavina Cemetery. Other Obituaries list Raymond V Wopat 50 Milwaukee Abbie Quam 89 Mabel Minn Katherine Blakeley 87 Sparta Everett E Schamens 81 Sparta Louise Plitzuweit 89 Caledonia Elizabeth Nichols 85 Sparta and others with local funeral details.
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Ettrick, Wis
Ludvig N. Solberg
Roundup, Mont
Ettrick
Albert Solberg
Emily Brantsag
Montana
Robert
Roundup
Laverne
Powell
Wyo
Edwin
Missoula
Mont
William
la Crosse
Joseph
Galesville
Melvin
French Creek
Henry
Belva Nelsestuen
Mina Thompson
Selmer Hovre
Lloyd Anderson
Platteville
Luella Kjeldgard
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Lavina
Hillsboro
Wis
Raymond V. Wopat
Milwaukee
St. John’s Catholic Church
John Hodges
Wopat Cemetery
Picha Funeral
Rosary
Wencel Wopat
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co
Lena Cisar
Middleton
Joseph Stanek
New Richmond
Richard Hynek
Yuba
Martha Sinkule
Monroe
Agnes Hynek
Alice Miller
Mauston
Elroy
Union Center
Adolph
Kendall
Rudolph
Genoa
Mabel
Minn
Abbie Quam
Moorhead
Ronald Grabham
Lisbon
N.D
Abbie Casterton
G. 0. Quam
Walter Stone
Katherine Blakeley
Sparta
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Bernard Kelly
Robert Page
James Agan
Minneapolis
Everett E. Schamens
Sparta United Methodist Church
Stanley Wiese
Donald Ehler
Leon
Odd Fellows Memorial
Leon Congregational Church
Heart Fund
Opal
Judith Davenport
Bess Schmitz
Ora Olson
Alec Schroeder
Ashton
Orlin
John Plitzuweit
Caledonia
John
Louise) Plitzuweit
la Crescent
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Marvin Doelger
Evergreen Cemetery
Potter- Haugen Funeral Home
Inciting Campus Riot Charges At Marshall University
In Huntington West Virginia police charged 24 people with inciting to riot after about 1000 officers dispersed a crowd estimated at 2000 on the Marshall University campus. About 100 to 200 students actively participated as pepper spray and tear gas were used amid a drug raid fallout. A patrolman was injured by a rock thrown through a telephone booth.
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Huntington
W. Va
Marshall University
Donald Dedmon
Death Notice of Frank C. Tomalka in La Crosse Area
Frank C. Tomalka, 76, of 1624 Mississippi St., died in a local hospital on Thursday evening Oct 8. He leaves three daughters Jeanne Smaby of Onalaska, Shirley and Joanne of La Crosse, a son Robert of Stamford Conn, eight grandchildren, and brothers Louis and Felix of La Crosse. Services are tentatively set for Monday with calling at Nelson Funeral Home Sunday after 4 p.m.
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Sparta
Wis
Elizabeth Nichols
Lanham-Kirchoff Funeral Home
Stanley Wiese
Melvina Cemetery
Roy
Wayne Lof Avoca
Francis Vieth
John Park
la Crosse
Willis Young
Myrtle DeBoer
Wesley Greeno l
Blair
Lloyd
Ettrick
Leo
Holmen
Frank C. Tomalka
Mississippi St
James
Jeanne) Smaby
Onalaska
Shirley
Joanne
Robert
Stamford, Conn
Louis
Felix
Nelson Funeral Home
Milwaukee moves to buy out troubled Transit Co
Milwaukee County Board approves a plan to subsidize then acquire the Transit Co. The program aims to establish a pathway to public ownership of county mass transit, with immediate aid to cope with rising costs, potential fare adjustments, and improved service. The resolution passed 10 to 3.
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Milwaukee
Transit Co
Milwaukee County Board
Milwaukee County
Transport Co
Arcadia Parish Hall Dedicates To Ex Pastor Msgr Andrzejewski
St Stanislaus Parish in Arcadia Wisconsin dedicates its basement hall to the late Msgr Joseph Andrzejewski with an 8 30 a m Mass on Sunday Oct 11. A life sized portrait will be unveiled and placed in the hall. Attorney LaVerne Kostner will speak. Andrzejewski served Arcadia for 45 years and helped found the local country club and golf course. He died Jan 15 1969. St Stanislaus Holy Name Society organized the project and bought the portrait from King Studios. Public invited.
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Arcadia
Wis
St. Stanislaus
St. Stanislaus Church
Msgr
Joseph Andrzejewski
Stanley Andrzejewski
St. Mary’s Church
Rural Stanley
Andrzejewski
LaVerne Kostner
St. Stanislaus Parish
City of
John P. Treacy
Holy Cross Seminary
la Crosse
the Elks
Knights of Columbus
St. Stanislaus Holy Name Society
King Studios
Legislation to limit liquor licenses fails by one vote
The La Crosse Common Council defeated by 11 to 10 a bill to raise liquor license fees from 220 to 375 and cap licenses at one per 3,000 residents. Alderman Ferdinand Sontag spoke against the proposal, arguing for free competition. The measure would have capped licenses at about 17 based on current population.]]
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Common Council
la Crosse
George Hickey
Raymond Keller
James Shoger
Roger Vogt
Joseph Addis
Jack Frost
Lawrence Hole
Kenneth Niedbalski
Patrick Zielke
Joseph Murphy
Warren Loveland
Wichita State Plane Lacked Safety Certificate in Crash
government experts say the Wichita State football plane did not hold a valid airworthiness certificate and carried no evidence of mechanical failure. The rented craft may have flown into a canyon east of the Continental Divide near Love Land Pass, crashing after attempting a turn. FAA findings note a 10‑day ferry permit expired Sept 21 and the plane had been mothballed in Las Vegas. Public hearings are set for Oct 21 in Wichita to hear survivors and officials from Golden Eagle Aviation and Jack Richards Aircraft.
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James R. Polk
Washington
Wichita State
Rocky Mountains
Continental Divide
Federal Aviation Administration
Las Vegas
Nev
FAA
Oklahoma City
Jack Richards Aircraft, Co. Inc
Utah State
National Transportation Safety Board
Brad Dunbar
Denver
Loveland Pass
Dunbar
John H. Reed
Safety Board
Wichita
Reed
Golden Eagle Aviation
Jack Richards
Parking bans proposed for South Avenue in La Crosse
A plan to formalize parking restrictions on South Avenue from 3rd to 13th Street, with a 550-foot segment west of West Avenue having a two hour limit 8 am to 2:30 pm and separate no parking windows. Weekday 2:30 to 5:30 pm bans for from 13th Street to Ward Avenue, plus overall 24 hour no parking except specified segments. The measure includes authority for police to tow vehicles in established zones and moves to committee. Birth notices appear for October and November arrivals.
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South Avenue
la Crosse
Loeffler
13Th Street
Ward Avenue
Joseph J. van Aelstyn
S. 19Th St
Jane Lickweg
Robert Celichowski
Onalaska
Barbara Burant
Ronald F. Johnson
Stoddard
Marie A. Duerkop
Judgment for Evansville Ve neer and Lumber Co. vs Meyer
La Crosse Indiana court awards $5,000 plus costs to Evansville Veneer and Lumber Co. against Franklin and Frank W. Meyer of Evansville. Two defendants James F. Wurm, 24, Holmen, and La Vern L. Rockwell, 22, Onalaska, failed to appear for driving after revocation and suspension of license respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville Veneer and Lumber Co
Evansville
Ind
Franklin
Frank W. Meyer
Gould Sr
James F. Wurm
Holmen
la Vern L. Rockwell
Onalaska
City Man Named To U S VFW Post
Joseph Ormsby of 2636 S 15th St was named a national aide de camp by Herbert R Rainwater, commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in San Bernardino Calif. Rainwater commended Ormsby for his service to the VFW and his community.
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Joseph Ormsby
S. 15Th St
Herbert R. Rainwater
San Bernardino
Calif
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rainwater
VFW
Ormsby
Oven Cleaner Fumes Fatal To Teen Ager
Duluth, Minn. AP reports 15 year old Dennis Wright collapsed on a street and died from inhaling fumes from an aerosol oven cleaner. A bag with cleaner residue and the can were found with the youth. The St. Louis County coroner ordered an autopsy to confirm the cause of death.
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Duluth
Dennis
Audrey Wright
Arts Festival Annual Meeting Thursday in Wisconsin Tech
The Coulee Region Festival of Arts will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in Room 406K of Western Wisconsin Technical Institute. Dr Stephen Copps president said a summary of the year s activities will be given and new members will be elected to the board. The public may attend.
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Coulee Region
La Crosse Votes to Close Alleys for Parking, Parking Plans
The La Crosse common council voted Thursday to vacate the two alleys between 7th and 8th streets from Vine to Badger. Western Wisconsin Technical Institute requested the closings. A half block on Pine will become permanent parking per WWTI director Charles Richardson. The other half blocks will be temporary parking then for future construction.
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la Crosse Common Council
Vine
Badger
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Charles Richardson
WWTI
Camp McCoy Fire Damages Building
A fire at Camp McCoy Wisconsin damaged an upstairs bachelor quarters room but not the entire building. There were no injuries and occupants were evacuated as smoke and water damage spread through the structure. Origin of the fire was not determined per Fire Chief Ray Northup.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Ray Northup
Youth Sentenced to Lincoln Boys School for Probation Violation
A 17-year-old local boy was sentenced by Judge James W. Rice to Lincoln Boys School near Merrill for violating probation. He had been originally sentenced for a La Crosse County home burglary, then left home and was arrested in Madison.
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Sparta
Wis
James W. Rice
Lincoln
Merrill
la Crosse County
Madison
Antique Sale at Old Rock School Grounds
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin hosts an antique flea market at the Old Rock School Arts and Crafts Center on Saturday and Sunday October 10 and 11. Dealers from three states will sell antiques and collectibles from noon until sundown.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Old Rock School
Order and Notice for Hearing Final Account Wisconsin
Probate Court in La Crosse County sets a hearing for Martha B Horn estate on October 27, 1970. The executor seeks allowance of the account and determination of heirs debts claims taxes and residue with related adjudications. Dated September 30 1970 by Judge Eugene A Toepel and local attorneys. Amended summons in Perren v Perren case requires defendant to answer within 40 days after publication or face default judgment. Cameron Stoltz licensed attorneys represent plaintiff.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Martha B. Horn
City of
la Crosse
la Crosse County
County of la Crosse
Eugene A. Toepel
Hale
Skemp
Hanson, Schnurrer & Skemp
State Bank Bidg
State of Wisconsin
Family Branch
Shirley L. Perren
Homer Lee Perren, Sr
Cameron & Stoltz
Caledonia Street
Westconsin
Alex B. Cameron
Steele, Smyth, Klos & Flynn
Main Street
Robert A. Farnam
R. E. Nietsch
Rivoli Building
Card of Thanks and Found Notices in La Crosse Tribune
A notice explains that a card of thanks fulfills gratitude needs for floral tributes and kindness when personal thanks are impractical. Inquiries to Classified Department 782-8040. Also found items include a black Labrador with white patches in Holmen to claim at 526 3764 and shotgun shells with owner details required at 784 9967.
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la Crosse Tribune Classified Department
Grant Blum
Holmen
Stray and Lost Pets Reported Around City
Stray basset hound found near Alpine Inn with brown and white coat and silver collar. Lost dogs and cats include a one year old black and white basset with choke chain in South Side, a brown and black German shepherd in Chipmunk Coulee Stoddard area, a gold female Cocker Spaniel near 2915 South 21st Ter race, a Siamese male kitten near 9th and La Crosse Streets. Call numbers provided for each case and rewards offered for some listings. Found golden retriever and Chesapeake near Trempeareau. contact 783-2001.
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Alpine Inn
Chipmunk Coulee
Stoddard
South 21St Terrace
Chesapeake
Trempeareau
9Th
la Crosse Streets
Wool carding and washing services offered
La Crosse Woolen Mills at 1645 George Street advertises wool carding and washing services. They provide new wool batts priced at $2.70 per pound and list contact number 784 1637 for inquiries.
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la Crosse
Beginner Accordion Classes For Kids At Danny's House
Advertises 20- A beginner accordion lessons for children ages 7 to 11 with free use of accordion and music, payment only for lessons. Contact Danny's House of Music at 307 Main St or call 782-8848. Also piano lessons offered by Mrs. Sandra Nelson at 1806 Adams, phone 784-7810.
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Danny
Wisconsin Jobs Ads Aimed at Sex Classifications
The notice explains the state law against sex discrimination in hiring with a carve out for jobs where work nature or conditions justify hiring by sex. It notes Want Ads are arranged separately for MALE and FEMALE classifications and directs readers to review both for positions matching qualifications.
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Wisconsin
Help Wanted Advertisements From Classified Section
Multiple job ads request male salesmen in hardware, hotel and service sectors with earnings quoted from 12 000 to 25 000 yearly. Listings include territory in Wisconsin and Minnesota, dairy farm manager, in store bakery manager, life insurance sales and management opportunities, farm help, woodsman, office equipment salesman and station manager. Equal opportunity employer notices appear.
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la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Sparta
Chippewa Falls
Menomonie
Eau Claire
Wis
Winona
Minn
Philip J. Green
Edward Don & Company
S. Harlem
North Riverside
Ill
Wisconsin
Tribune
Kastner
Super Valu
McCaffrey
Reserve Life Insurance CO
State Bank
Omaha
Stellick Oil Station
South Ave
Capitol Police Chief job opening in Madison
State Department of Administration seeks a Capitol Police Chief to protect Capitol and State building complexes. Requires college degree, five years in law enforcement, three in supervision, good health, under 55. Salary range 12 510 to 14 130 yearly with merit increases. Apply by October 17. exams October 24 and 28, 1970. Equal opportunity employer.
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Ing
McKay Nursery Co. Seeks Sales Person in Wisconsin
Full or part time sales position selling nursery stock produced by McKay Nursery Company, Wisconsin's Greatest Nursery. No delivering, no investment required, weekly pay, training by experienced landscape designers. Located near Waterloo, Wisconsin. write Watere loo Wisconsin 53594.
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Gale Products Co
Galesville
Wisconsin
Vivian Woodard Cosmetics
JET Tire, Inc
E. Main
Sparta
Zeisser St. Apt
la Crosse
Pizza Hut
Copeland Avenue
Hillsboro
Collect
Alice Elliott
Tribune
Surf Cocktail Lounge
North 4Th
McKay Nursery Company
Waterloo
McKay Nursery Co
Watereloo
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Ludvig Solberg
Raymond Wopat
Everett Schamens
George Burmester
John Plitzuwell
Paul
Arthur
Norman
Lydia Kruse
Frieda Schroeder
Leo Brumm
Mrs
Hellagg
Net
Robert Heinerman
Edward Ewing
Arcadia Church
Hall
Rockies
Wyoming
U.S
VFW Post
C.P
Dam
Poo
Dakota
T.W
Lacrosse
Lansing
Pool
Trempealeau
Dodge
West Salem
Houston
la Sun
Mon Winona
P.O
Fossum Funeral Homes
Clifford and
Elaine Fossum
Banger
Onalaska Cemetery
Haralson’s Greenings
Mcintosh — Cortland Prairie Spy
Shefelbine Orchards Co
M. Holmen
John von Moos
South Ridge Road
Horn’s Poultry Farm
Lucey For
South 3Rd Street
Major Drug
Jackson
Linda Trynowski
Paul’s Superior 400
DON Meyers
DIAL
Andre’s
Mary Patros
Call
Copeland Ave
14Th & King
Quality Transmission & Engine Exchange, Inc
West North Avenue
Inquire
Wiggert Bros
Jay St
Capitol
State Department of Adminis
State Bureau of Personnel
West Wilson Street
Than
Consin State Employment Ser
Tunity
Gynthe
Midi
Sue Burnett
la Crosse Tribune
Chicago
Anne Cabot
P.O. Box
Chicago, Ill
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