La ugh Lin of Marshall, HL A brother, Carl, of Charles City and three sisters, Mrs. Esther Keiser and Mrs. Martha Cunningham of Charles City and Mrs. Ruth Arthur of Waterloo, and a number of ‘ grandchildren.:iiii:IijII:!!!i!iIIII;Fred Reetz, FormerRailroader, Dies—— *Funeral services for Fred Reetz, 72, a farmer Marquette j resident, were held Tuesday j morning, November 27, at 9:30 in St. Ann’s church at Harpers! Ferry. The Rev. William Leon- j ard officiated and burial was in! Pleasant Grove cemetery. Me- S Gregor.Mr. Reetz passed away Sunday; morning, at the General Hospital j in Prairie du Chien after a short; illness- Before his retirement he was ar. engineer on the I. D. division of the Milwaukee railroad for 45 years, the family liv- \ ing most of those vears in Mar-; quette. After his retirement, he! and Mrs. Reetz purchased a home j in Harpers Ferry. They cele- j brated their 50th wedding anni-j versary in Harpers Ferry in 1942. jSurviving besides his wife are four sons. Dale of Lansing, Iowa; I Lyle of Charles City, Darwin of Turner, Montana, and Donald of Dubuque; two daughters, Mrs. Izetta Lucas of Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. Corrine Me-