Five Arrested In West Side Violence Sentencing
In St Paul five defendants pleaded guilty after violent incidents on the West Side Friday and Saturday. Glenn E. Smith received a 60 day workhouse term for carrying a concealed blackjack. Others, including Thomas Gerzewski and Lawrence Danger, drew 20 to 30 day sentences for reckless firearm use.
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Roland J. Farley
Smith
Thomas P. Gerzewski
Wa‘dena
Lawrence A. Danger
Big Lake
North Lexington Parkway
Danger
Gerzewski
Summit University
Eugene Benford
Mandell M. Ford
Timber For Sale Invitation For Bids In Wisconsin
Public notice from the Department of Natural Resources inviting sealed bids for timber on multiple Jackson County tracts in Black River Falls. Bids due 1:30 p.m. September 23 1968 with a second opening September 30 for unsold tracts. deposits required. specify tract, species, volumes and bid per unit. bid forms available from Black River State Forest.
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P.O
Black River Falls
Wisconsin
West Central Area
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Forestry & Recreation
W. Knute Waggoner
Forester
SWSW
Jackson County
Births in Black River Falls and Hutchinson
Memorial Hospital reports births in late August including a daughter Tia Marie to Mr and Mrs George Lee Manston on August 26 and a son David Michael to Mr and Mrs Danny Jelinek Hixton on August 29 plus a daughter Melissa Cheryl to Mr and Mrs Earl Sprester Warrens on August 30 An adoption records a son Thomas Andrew to Mr and Mrs Arlen Solie Hutchinson with Solie noted as formerly of Spring Grove
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Tto
George Lee
Manston
Karen Davis
David Michael
Danny Jelinek
Hixton
Mary Alice Earl
Melissa Cheryl
Earl Sprester
Warrens
Kathleen Butcher
Hutchinson
Minn
Thomas Andrew
Arlen Solie, Hutchinson
Solie
Spring Grove
County Court Records From La Crosse District
Leland Christiansen bound over to Circuit Court for trial on assaulting an officer after a preliminary examination. Vernon Christiansen continued to Oct 7 for guidance clinic evaluation. Mylan Zuleger 28 of 1324 J Jackson St continued to Sept 16 for delinquency case. released without bond. David Osborn 19 of Galesville continued to Sept 6 for sentencing on disorderly conduct. Mervin Fruechte 40 ordered to Nov 4 on disorderly conduct if psychiatric help obtained. released without bond. William Wagner 24 of 1409 E 21st St disorderly conduct and $57 plus a switchblade knife ordered confiscated.
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Onalaska
Vernon Christiansen
Holmen
Mylan Zuleger
Jackson
David Osborn
Galesville
Mervin J. Fruechte
Burr Oak Road
William W. Wagner
E. 21St St
Tri-State Deaths and Obituaries Across Wisconsin Iowa
Obituaries from Merrillan Ettrick and Waukon report the deaths of Charles W. Sorrell 63 of Merrillan Wendell Donald Gunderson 51 of Marion Indiana and John Gilson 77 of Waukon Iowa. Details list survivors including spouses children and siblings with service dates locations and burial plans.
Viroqua Man Hurt in Fall From Roof on N Center Ave
Fred Hill of Viroqua was injured Monday morning after falling from a roof at the Homstad building on N Center Avenue. He was taken to Vernon Memorial Hospital and later transferred to La Crosse Lutheran Hospital for back elbow and wrist injuries. The text notes the first Easter parade began in 1876 on Atlantic City boardwalk.
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Wis
Fred Hill
Vernon Memorial Hospital
Homstad
N. Center Avenue
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Agnew Plans Brief Campaign Talk At Oshkosh
Gov. Agnew and Wisconsin Republicans welcomed the vice presidential nominee in Oshkosh with an afternoon speech at the Winnebago County Airport. The appearance was his only Wisconsin stop on a Baltimore to Cedar Rapids campaign swing.
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Associated Press
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Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Winnebago County
Warren P. Knowles
William Steiger
Jerris Leonard
U.S. Senate
Badger
Agnew
Baltimore
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Bronson C. la Follette
Madison
Herman P Thill Rites Set After Transit Driver Dies
Herman P. Thill 62 of 624 N 10th St died Tuesday evening in a local hospital. Survived by wife Alice Marie two brothers George and Francis and four sisters Anna Zisch Magdalene Willegalle Clara Gilles Mollie Schnedecker. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Schumacher Funeral Home and 9 a.m. Cathedral of St. Joseph the Workman with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. He worked about 25 years for La Crosse Transit Co.
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N. 10Th St
Alice Marie
George
Clearwater
Fla
Francis
Kenosha
Fred
Anna) Zisch
la Crescent
Minn
Hugo
Magdalene) Willegalle
Madison
Bernard
Clara) Gilles
Sparta
Mollie Schnedecker
la Crosse
Schumacher
Cathedral of
St. Joseph the Workman
Msgr
John Paul
Woodlawn
Rosary
Thill
la Crosse Transit Co
Iran Leaders Survey Devastation After Weekend Quake
Shah and Empress visit northeast Iran to inspect quake devastation that killed 11 000. Officials report 100 000 homeless with relief agencies delivering tents vaccines and water. Iran plans rebuilding with steel and brick as Turkey reports deaths and injuries in a separate quake east of Istanbul.
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Shah
Iran
Black Sea
Istanbul
Khezri
Mim
Kakhk
London
Oxfam
U.S. State Department
Armin Meyer
Tehran
U.S
CARE
Peace Corps
Turkey
The
Red Crescent
Red Cross
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Bartin
Amasra
Pentagon issues lowest draft call in 31 years for 10,000 in November
The Pentagon asks the Selective Service System for 10,000 inductees next November the lowest draft call in 31 years since March 1965. All 10,000 will be assigned to the Army with October planned at 13,800 and September at 12,200 as officials cite fewer men leaving service in coming months.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Minnesota Man Brandishes Firearm at Paradise Inn
SPARTA Wis Frank B Gaines 30 of Minneapolis pleaded guilty to pointing a firearm at the bartender and patrons of the Paradise Inn tavern north of Tomah He was arraigned before Monroe County Judge James W Rice Tuesday fined 150 and costs 7 released upon payment Lawrence Kelly inde pendence charged with failure to support his wife and three children pleaded innocent case set for 2 pm Tuesday Oct 15 bond 200
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Wis
Frank B. Gaines
Minneapolis
Paradise Inn
Tomah
Dewey Reinistra
Monroe County
James W. Rice
Lawrence Kelly
Independence
JoAnne
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