Obituaries for Howard W. Clow and Mrs June Student
Howard W. Clow 71 of 400 Buchner Place died Monday in a La Crosse hospital. Services Thursday at Dickinson Funeral Homes Caledonia Street Chapel with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. He was born July 5 1905 in La Crosse and was an inspector for Allis Chalmers, WWII veteran, member of American Legion Post 52, Disabled Veterans Chapter 12 and Indoor Sports Club. Survivors include a brother. two brothers and a sister preceded him in death. June Student 52 of 1207 S 4th St died Tuesday from aneurysm complications in a La Crosse hospital. Born June 1 1924 in Brielyn Minnesota she worked at St Josephs Nursing Home for 10 years. Survivors include her husband Ralph one son Forrest Broadhhead Milwaukee four daughters Diane Schmitz La Crosse Pamela Secrist Onalaska Jackie Tronick La Crosse and Kimberley at home plus a brother Wilford.
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Howard W. Clow
Buchner Place
la Crosse
Dickinson
Caledonia Street Chapel
T. Edmond White
Oak Grove Cemetery
Clow
Merrick Clow
Allis Chalmers
American Legion Post 52
Forrest
Culver City
Calif
June
Ralph
S. 4Th St
Brielyn
Minn
Clayton Buchholtz
St. Joseph's Nursing Home
Forrest Broadhead
Milwaukee
Diane Schmitz
Robert Pamela Secrist
Onalaska
R. Jackie Tronick
Kimberly
Wilford
Dodge
Francis Jablowick
Bangor
Delbert Malin
Fossum Funeral Home
Caledonia
John T. Otterson
Immanuel Lutheran Church
K. Roger Johnson
Otterson
Caledonia State Bank
Mississippi River
Oak Wood Cemetery
Red Wing
Potter-Haugen
Lawrence Otterson
Ardis Trulen
Caledonia Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota Crime Commission of Region F
Caledonia Development Corp
Houston County Bankers Association
Caledonia Lions Club
Lovelass-Eikens
Post American Legion
Disabled American Veterans and
Masonic Lodge
David
Anapolis
Dan
Geneva Otterson
Charlotte) Coffen
Glen Ridge
N.J
Susan Marie
Arcadia
Wis
Verna Scheidergger
Waumandee
Lutheran Hospital
Fred
Caroline (Kuehl) Wittenberger
Arthur Scheidergger
Maynard
Shirley) Olson
Laura Zeller
Hillsboro
Anna M. Budde
St. Joseph’s Nursing Home
Whitestown
Vernon County
William and Francis (Lamb) Breidenstein
Emerson Budde
Roy
Ruth) Cooper
Sparta
Adalyn H. Johnson
N. Court St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Portland
Carl
Mary
Amundson) Johnson
Ollie M. Swanson
Rockland
Nerces
Trinity Lutheran Church
Luther Larsen
Fish Creek Lutheran Cemetery
Page-Smith Funeral Home
Area Village Treasurer Dies at 94
August Misch 94 long-time Independence treasurer died Sunday Oct 10 in a Whitehall hospital. He was treasurer 27 years and served on Independence City Board four years and on the Fire Department 30 years. He worked at Farm and Merchant Bank 1916 to 1932 and Northern Investment Co 1932 to 1970. He is survived by two sons two daughters a foster son five grandchildren two great grandchildren and four sisters. Services Thursday 10:30 a.m. at Sts Peter and Paul Catholic Church Independence. Burial in church cemetery.
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Independence
August Misch
Whitehall
Misch
Independence City
Independence Fire Department
The
Farm and Merchant Bank
Northern Investment Co
Sts. Peter and Paul
North Creek
Arcadia
Julia
Beck) Misch
Anna Klimek
Basil
Milwaukee
Phillip
van Nuys
Calif
Mary Renata
Jean Helen Lo Menzo
Laurance Kampa
New Orleans
Albert
Kristina)Solla
Mary Arnold
Gardiner
Mont
Helen Dexter
Forsyth
Flora Klowecki
Enderlin
N.D
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
James Benkowski
Kern
Former PdC Woman Dies In Car Crash
A former Prairie du Chien resident Mary Jo Hayes 18 died in a one car crash on State Highway 70 near Siren around 12 10 a m. Bonnie Stager 18 of Siren was injured and taken to St. Joseph's Hospital St Paul Minn. Funeral services are Oct 14 at Mt Pisgah Wesleyan Church Ontario with burial in Forest Burr Cemetery Hillsboro. Visitation at Picha's Funeral Home Hillsboro.
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Siren
Wis
Prairie du Chien
Mary Jo Hayes
William Hayes
Burnett County
Mt. Pisgah Wesleyan Church
Ontario
Charles Anderson
Forest- Burr
Hillsboro
Picha
Funeral
Widow Sophia Witte Omitted From Witte Obituary
Correction noting the surviving widow of Fred W. Witte was omitted in Monday's Tribune obituary. Sophia Witte of West Salem is the widow. Mr. Witte died Sunday October 10 in a West Salem nursing home.
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Fred W. Witte
the Tribune
Sophia Witte
West Salem
Witte
Mesquakie Indians win $6.6 million settlement from U.S.
After a 30 year legal battle ending in a 1960s court decision, the Mesquakie tribe of Tama Iowa receives 6.6 million dollars to settle a century old debt for land once owned in Iowa Missouri Illinois and Kansas. Eighty percent of the sum goes to 902 members with the rest held in trust. Per capita payments amount to 5840 dollars with minors to receive shares at age 18. Merchants report higher sales to tribal members and purchases of vehicles appliances and clothing. The tribe, also known as the Sac and Fox of the Mississippi in Iowa, says the payment is restitution not apology.
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Tama, Iowa
Uncle Sam
Tama
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Kansas
U.S
Frank Pushetonequa
Ford
Pushetonequa
Mississippi
DA's Office Reports Fewer Bad Check Cases
La Crosse County reports a decline in bad check cases due to a district attorney program. An investigator said cases dropped from 344 in January to 260 by September, with nine months of operation showing steady decreases.
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la Crosse County
District Attorney's Office
Stephen Gerlach
Gerlach
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Dist. Atty
Edmund Nix
Thomas Larkin
Viroqua district tax levy up 3.9 percent
Viroqua Area School Board reports 1976 tax levy rising 53 000 dollars or 3.9 percent over 1975. Equalized valuation climbs to 108 217 000 with city by city changes, while district cuts electricity usage and eyes a possible federally funded school swimming pool project under the Public Works Employment Act.
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Viroqua
Wis
Viroqua Area School Board
Hamburg
Bergen
Supt. of
Roland Hill
Cooperative Education Service Agency
CESA
la Crosse
Vernon
Monroe
Jackson
Trempealeau
Crawford
Buffalo
Richard Scott
Hill
No Decision In Gundersen Baldus Debate
The two 3rd District candidates Alvin Baldus and Adolf Gundersen met for an hour at the Stoddard Hotel to discuss the debate, but Baldus indicated a decision on reconsidering participation would come on Thursday. Gundersen aides accepted the WKBT TV offer, while Baldus’s aide accused it of an ultimatum. WKBT manager Peter Good reaffirmed the no newsman participation stance.
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Alvin Baldus
D-Menomonie
Adolf Gundersen
R-La Crosse
WKBT
David Metzger
Baldus
Stoddard Hotel
Sue. Baldus
John Proctor
Gundersen
Wkbt—Tv
Peter Good
Metzger
Good
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Lawrence A. Jablowick
Lincoln St
John H. Ray
George H
Hettie
Johnson) Ray
Briggs and Stratton Corp
Vivian
Clark
John Jr
Charles
Mary Ray McGaa
Robert of
Fort Worth
Gational Church
Wauwatosa
Norman S. Ream
First Congregational Church
American Heart Association
Schmidt-Bartelt-Gerber Funeral Home
Wauwautosa
Pdc
Bloom City
Bernard Breidenstein
Craig Eliot Solsrud
Eliot
Lorraine Solsrud
Tri-County Memorial Hospital
Christian
Gunder Solsrud
Esther Bishop
Ettrick
William Bishop
Ettrick Catholic Cemetery
Francis McCaffrey
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
Johnson and Jack Funeral Home
Charles Hanson
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Longfellow
Hanson
West Ave
Dial
Ruth Kasal
Lawrence Mills
Chicago
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William Ipsen
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Redfield St
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