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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1961

Page

5

Rites Tomorrow for Mrs. Larson in Argyle Lutheran Church

Services for Mrs. L. B. Patrina Larson 93, longtime Argyle resident who died after a stroke in St. Clare hospital will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Argyle Lutheran Church. Rev. Emil C. Martinson to officiate with burial at Woodlawn cemetery. Survivors include three sons Alvin P Howard Larson and Clarence, two daughters Cora Larson and Grace Boyd, one sister Emma Hanson, six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Woman was a Gold Star Mother and served with Argyle church aid society Royal Neighbors and American Legion Auxiliary.

L. B Patrina) Larson Argyle St. Clare Hospital Argyle Lutheran Church Emil C. Martinson Woodlawn Erickson Funeral Home Hadeland Norway Larson Peter Annie Goulie Peterson America Fayette Township Lewis B. Larson Yellowstone Lutheran Church Fayette and Argyle Township Alvin P Howard Larson Clarence Rockford Cora Larson Sam Grace) Boyd Monroe Emma Hanson Lloyd and Corp Herman Argyle Lutheran Church and Its Aid Society Royal Neighbors Lodge American Legion Auxiliary

Swiss and Italian Cheese Output and Stocks Reported

USDA estimates April Swiss cheese production at 10.86 million pounds, up four percent from March and 11 percent above 1960. Italian cheese output fell about three percent to 15.13 million pounds, but was eight percent higher than April 1960. Cold storage Swiss stocks on March 31 reached 11.875 million pounds, 24 percent above March 1960. no Italian figure listed.

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Soldier James Bronikowski Killed in Crash Near Fort Lewis

Sp4c James F. Bronikowski of Franklin Milwaukee County was killed when a car he rode in struck a tree near Fort Lewis Washington. Four other soldiers were injured in the crash during a classified ad notice.

Badger FT. Lewis Wash James F. Bronikowski Franklin Milwaukee County Here

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