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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1975

Page

3

Alma Center historian Ella Merrill dies at 96

Ella Merrill of Alma Center passed away in Black River Falls at age 96. A lifelong community figure born March 21 1879 in Hixton she inspired locals with Alma Center history and recalled events like the 1921 fire that scorched 22 buildings.

Alma Center Wis Ella Merrill United States England Pine View Black River Falls Ella United Methodist Church Hixton Jackson County James and Lorraine Perry Briscoe Nathan Merrill Wright, Kan Briscoe

Obituaries from Oct 16 196? readings include Rogne and others

Spring Grove Minnesota Kathleen Rogne 76 dies at home Oct 16 born 1899 married Dr. Rogne lived in McKinsky North Dakota 1932 37 then Spring Grove member of St Olaf Cassel ton and Mary Foss survive. Emma Rod Sr 83 Prairie du Chien dies Oct 16 at local hospital born 1892 Check family details. Dora Flatten 83 Houston dies Oct 16 at La Crosse hospital born 1892 Kruchow. Emma Schnell 89 Jackson Street dies in hospital. Herman Werth 92 La Crosse dies Oct 16 long career La Crosse Rubber Mills. Albert Engen 77 Galesville dies Oct 16 retired farmer. George Lane 52 Wilton dies Oct 14 Tomah hospital veteran WW2. Ernest Johnson 65 Blair rural dies Oct 15. Morris G Hegseth 59 Spring Grove heart attack Oct 16. Catherine Mogensen 50 Tomah dies Oct 16 multiple children and Chicago kin. Funeral details follow.

Spring Grove Minn Kathleen A. Rogne Philip Elizabeth Austin W.G. Rogne McKinsky N.D St. Olaf Catholic Church Mabel Elizabeth Deely Mary Foss Casselton Roble Funeral Home Emma Rod SR Prairie DU Chien Wis S. Minnesota St Eastman John Check Joseph Rod Sr Joseph Jr Gandchildren Frank Thomas Albert Charles Check Henry la Crosse St. John’s Catholic Church E.J. Thome Calvary Cemetery Dora Flatten Houston la Crosse Hospital Carl Kruchow Caledonia Ole Flatten The Cross of Christ Lutheran Church Arthur Donald la Crescent Ralph Grace) Hertzfeldt Topeka Kans Maynard Helen) Palmquist Arnold Doris) Peterson Wayne Ruby) Vier Seattle Wash Serries Cross of Christ Church Duane Everson Stone Church Cemetery Cook Funeral Home Herman L. Werth S. 13Th St Emma Golnick Leona Gardner Aaron Sylvia) Hicke Lee Esther) Park Omer LaDouceur George Letty) Edmonson Chicago LeRoy First Lutheran Church Fritz Miller Oak Grove Cemetery Sletten- McKee-Hanson Funeral Home Albert Engen Galesville Christian Engen Emma Evens Ervin Westby Larry Alfred Edwin Julia Clara Engen Hardies Creek Lutheran Church William Rice Smith Funeral Home George E. Lane Wilton Tomah Superior John Lane Eva Pollock Evonne Diana Donna Renna Shirley Carol Margaret Detroit Navy Eau Claire Joan) Bell Jeanette Loren Leslie Smith-Nelson Funeral Home Charles Anderson Hillside Catherine Mogensen James Burke Martin Mogensen Joel John James Madison Martie Mary Charles Margaret) Nelson Harlan Bock St. Mary’s Catholic Church Frank Hillesheim Lakeview Cemetery Chetek White Funeral Home

S. E. Taylor Sr. Dies at 74, La Crosse Business Leader

Stanton E. Taylor Sr., 74, of 930 Copeland Ave., a longtime La Crosse business figure and president treasurer of Taylor Lumber Co., died Oct 17. He founded Taylor Lumber Co. in 1927 and served as charter director and board chair of First Federal Savings and Loan in La Crosse. Born Aug 20, 1901 in Winona, he held degrees from the University of Wisconsin Madison. Survived by Doris, two sons, four grandchildren, one brother, and one sister. funeral plans pending.

Stanton E. Taylor Sr Copeland Ave Taylor Lumber Co First Federal Savings and Loan Association of la Sletten-McKee-Hanson Funeral Home

Wisconsin Jobless Claims Rise to 88 206

Wisconsin unemployment claims totaled 88 206 last week an increase of 1 120 from the prior week. The state department noted 2 026 people exhausted state benefits and reapplied for temporary federal extended benefits.

Madison, Wis Wisconsin State Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations

Reward Offered For Fire Information At Oshkosh Dorms

A UW Oshkosh student faculty committee offers a reward fund for tips about recent fires in Fletcher Hall. Thirteen fires occurred in the last year with one person charged in connection. Pledges total 300 dollars, aiming to reach 1,000 dollars as donations grow.

Oshkosh Wis University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Fletcher Hall

Group To Tour Manure Storage Facilities

The La Crosse County Farm Bureau sponsors a tour of manure storage facilities on Thursday. Jerome Servais says a bus will depart from the Earl Pralle Farm east of Bangor at 9 a.m. The tour includes poured concrete slurry systems with pumping and spreading demos, a lagoon system for direct cowyard waste, and a glass lined tank storage facility. Resorations may be made by calling Carl Pedretti Julius Manske Earl Pralle or Servais.

la Crosse County Holmen Julius Manske Onalaska Earl Pralle Bangor Servais

Trempealeau SWCD To Honor Participants

Trempealeau County Soil and Water Conservation District to host an 8 p.m. November 6 banquet at Arcadia Country Club Arcadia. Honorees include Wayne Webster Osseo Rudolph Pierzina Arcadia Darrel Lorch Blair Albert Scherr Trempeau Donald Halama Independence with tickets by reservation through local listed contacts.

Arcadia Wis Trempealeau County Soil and Water Conservation District Arcadia Country Club John Walek Wayne Webster Osseo Rudolph Pierzina Darrel Lorch Blair Albert Scherr Trempealeau Donald Halama Independence

Holmen Man Found Innocent in Furnishing Case

A Holmen man, Thomas Ward Anderson, 20, was found innocent Wednesday by a County Court Branch II jury. He had faced charges of furnishing beer to a 14 year old La Crosse girl at the Holmen Korn Fest on August 18.

County Court Branch II Holmen Thomas Ward Anderson Walnut St la Crosse

Big Indian Boat Lines Sold to Holmen Man

Roy Franz who ran Big Indian Boat Lines since 1962 sold the business to Paul Sayther of Holmen a Mississippi Valley Airlines pilot. Sale not final until Jan 1 1976 with signed purchase agreement. Sayther plans music programs barge upgrades and other changes after closing. Franz active in local tourism groups and won regional awards.

Roy Franz Big Indian Boat Lines Paul Sayther Holmen Mississippi Valley Airlines la Crosse City Sayther la Crosse Queen's Berth

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