Obituaries From Tomah Wisconsin Area
A cluster of obituaries from Tomah and nearby towns report deaths of Harry Roder 87 of Tomah E. Vivian Thorpe 52 Blair Rev Edward Hipschen 74 Prairie du Chien Eugene Gerke 46 Tomah Seward Holliday 78 Hokah and Lillian Pollard 80 Whitehall. Services and burial details outline church chapels cremation and family survivor notes plus local funeral homes named for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Tomah
Della Sowle
Reuben
First Congregational Church
Plane Crash Kills 100 in Boliva Mourning
Bolivia declares three days of national mourning after a chartered American Boeing 707 crashed into a street crowd at a soccer practice, killing more than 100 Bolivians and all three American crew members. At least 100 injured, with many children among the victims. 84 bodies identified. President Hugo Banzer led the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Santa Cruz
Hugo Banzer
Julio Gutierrez
Avenida de Ejercito
Air Force
Death at 88 Final Exit For Britain's Dame Edith
Dame Edith Evans, 88, English actress famed for stage and film work from Covent Garden debut in 1912 to a later film career, died at her Kent country home after a short illness. Her career spanned Shakespearean tragedy and modern comedy, earning international awards for The Whisperers. The report notes her early life, later fame, and the circumstances of a separate Bolivian plane crash that killed many on the ground, including children, with Jet Power Inc. and Rodel Enterprises named as operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edith Evans
Edith
Covent Garden
Cressida
Troilus
George Bernard Shaw
Anton Chekhov
Shakespeare
Injured In Norwalk Area Car-Truck Collision
NORWALK Wis Three people were injured when a pickup driven by Robert F Schmitz 47 collided with a car driven by Mildred Wood at the Highway 71 and County Highway T intersection west of Norwalk Monroe County traffic police said Schmitz failed to stop and struck the Wood auto Joe Harlan 15 and Gaylord Harlan 17 were passengers in the Wood car Joe suffered cuts and bruises and Gaylord had a broken leg and head cuts They were transported to Vernon Memorial Hospital in Vi roqua Joe was treated and released Gaylord was listed in good condition Schmitz received minor injuries and was treated and released from St Marys Hospital Sparta
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Norwalk
Wis
Robert F. Schmitz
Mildred Wood
Ontario
Monroe Country
Schmitz
Wood Auto
Joe Harlan
R. 1
Gaylord Harlan
Sparta
Harlans
Vernon Memorial Hospital
Viroqua
Joe
Gaylord
St. Mary's Hospital
Suffocation Ruled Cause Of Death Of City Man
A 21 year old La Crosse man John G. Miller was found dead at Roger Roslansky’s home after a July 14 party. Autopsy in La Crosse confirmed suffocation from sleeping face down on a pillow after barbiturate levels from UW tests. Miller, of Barbertown Ohio, employed by G Heileman Brewing Co., was buried July 17.
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la Crosse
Roger Roslansky
Cliffwood Lane
Mark Seinfelder
John G. Miller
5Th Ave. S
Roslansky
Leinfelder
University of Wisconsin Pathology Department
Miller
Burdette Miller
Barbertown
Ohio
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Medary Sewage Plant Wins Committee Approval
The La Crosse Area Plan Committee voted 3 to 1 to back Medary Town’s plan to build its own sewage treatment plant. Mayor Zielke opposed the recommendation while Mayor Phillips supported it, citing democratic process concerns and rejecting annexation leverage. Other members included representatives from Campbell, Onalaska town, and Onalaska city.
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la Crosse
Medary
Patrick Zielke
Onalaska
Earl Phillips
Town of
Campbell
City of
Fun Day Planned in Wilton for Senior Citizens
Marge Summerfield, a UW La Crosse junior, leads a "mini Las Vegas" fun day for Wilton area seniors. The event starts at 1:30 p.m. at the Wilton Municipal Building.
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Wilton
Wis
Marge Summerfield
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Chage
Las Vegas
Wilton Area
Wilton Municipal Building
Science Sleuths Find Queen Tiye's Mummy
ANN ARBOR Michigan AP matching hair samples and X rays, scientists identify the long lost mummy of Queen Tiye, King Tut's grandmother, in a UM news conference. Electron probe analysis linked a hair fragment to a tiye mini casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
King Tut
Tiye
Egypt
University of Michigan
James E. Harris
Tutankhamen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Roder
Bear Creek
William Roder
Masonic Lodge
Blue Lodge
Royal Arch Lodge
Australia
E. Vivian Thorpe
Blair
Tri-County Memorial Hospital
Whitehall
Jack Funeral Home
Edward Hipschen
Prairie DU Chien
Campion High School
Memorial Hospital
Bellevue
Iowa
Michael Hirschen
Campion
University of Iowa
Raymond
Catherine Wagner
Mary St. Michael
Dubuque
Samuel Jones
Campion Faculty
John Scott
St. Ga
Briel’s
Mawler Hall
Garrity Funeral Home
Eugene D. Gerke
Tomah, Wis
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Julius Gerke
Clarice Christensen
The
First Bank of
Group 7
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
Monroe County Bankers’ Association
American Red Cross and
Salvation Army
Clarice
Donald
Nancy
Edward
Hartland
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
O. W. Heier
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Ninneman Funeral Home
Seward Holliday
Hokah, Minn
Hokah
James
Estella Holliday
Lois
Money Creek
Merle
la Crescent
Otto
Arlys) Wallender
St. Paul
Marguerite Orr
Florence Northrup
Winona
Hokah United Methodist Church
Greg Iverson
Mount Hope Cemetery
Potter Haugen Funeral Home
Caledonia
Lillian E. Pollard
She
Mendora
Peter and
Elisa (Mickleson) Steen
Frank Pollard
Elise) Muniz
Los Angeles
Calif
Manuel
Adeline) Cabral
San LeAndro
Johnson and Jack
Richard Kelling
Lincoln Cemetery
Britain
Dame Edith
la Paz
Jet Power Inc
Miami
Rodel Enterprises
Lloyd Aerero Boliviano
Houston
Dante
Charles Baldwin
Lee Marsh
Leslie Bennett
Miami Area
Leather Coat Sale
Joseph Kallinger
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Leonia
N.J
Medary Sewage Plant
Harris
Akhenaten
Nefertiti
Amenhotep III
B.C
Amenhotep II
Cairo Museum
Queen Tiye
Edward Wente
University of Chicago
Oriental Institute
Armstrong
Dreamspun
Saxony
Park Lane
Schneider's
Seene & Draperies
Modern Interiors Inc
Church St
Stevens Point
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