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Obituaries Mrs. Martha Hawkins CHIPPEWA FALLS Mrs. Martha M. Hawkins, 92, formerly of the Town of Wheaton, died Sunday morning at the Rutledge Home for the Aged. She was born Jan.

8, 1877, in the Town of Wheaton, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart. She was married to George Hawkins in the Town of Wheaton June 26, 1901, and farmed there until moving to the Rutledge Home in 1949. She was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church.

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Ray Wall of River Falls; three sons, Everett, Chippewa Falls, Carl, Hammond, Richard, Morton Grove, eight grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Hogseth Pederson Funeral Chapel with Rev. John F.

Wreford of Trinity United Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Hog- Chapel seth-Pederson Funeral from today at 2 p. m. until funeral time.

Walter Burke, Jr. BLACK RIVER FALLS (Special) Funeral services for Walter Burke, 21, Rt. 3, Black River Falls, will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Orfordville Lutheran Church, Orfordville. He died Sunday night in a two- car crash on Hy. 27 north of Sparta in Monroe County.

The Newcomer Funeral Home, Orfordville, is in charge of arrangements. Burial will be in Hanover Cemetery. He is survived by his a rents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke, Rt.

3, Black River Palls; his wife, Kathryn, e- loit; a daughter, Shelly Marie, Beloit; three brothers, Arthur Burke, Beloit, Earl Kramer, Hanover, Donald Kramer, South Beloit; and six sisters, Mrs. Cora Monday, Mrs. Betty Bere, Mrs. George Lankford, Mrs. Raymond Tuttle, all of Beloit, Mrs.

Leland Schorader, Hanover, Mrs. Donald Gebhardt, Gallington Gateway, and maternal grandmother, Mrs. Gladys Boars, Roscoe, 111. Mrs. J.

Schmittfranz MONDOVI Mrs. James Schmittfranz, 46, died Sunday morning at Buffalo Memorial Hospital. She was born Alice Kerns April 10, 1923, and was married to James Schmittfranz, June 27, 1948. She attended schools in Davenport, Iowa, and was employed as a bookkeeper in Davenport, St. Louis and Mondovi.

She moved to Mondovi in January, 1951, where her husband has been a practicing chiropractor since. She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary, had been in charge of the Buffalo County Ibloodmoibile for many years, an dwas secretary of the Buffalo County Fair Board for many years. Besides her husband, she is survived by one son, James at home, one brother, Frank Kerns, Can Kakee, two sisters, Mrs. Mike Carmichael, and Mrs. Betty Danico, both of Davenport, Iowa.

Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Our Savior's Church, Mondovi, with the Rev. Ruwal Freese officiating. Burial will be at the East Thorp Cemetery at 3 p.m. Friends may call at the Kjentvet and Son Funeral Home after 4 p.m.

today and Wednesday from 9 a.m. until time of services at the church. Robert Behling NEILLSVILLE (Special) Robert W. Behling, 52, former area radio station employe, died Wednesday in Lincoln, Nebr. Funeral and burial services were held Saturday in Fremont, Nebr.

Mr. Behling was manager of WDLB Radio in Marshfield until 1956, when the station was sold. He was associated with WCCN Radio in Neillsville i 1964 and early 1965. Mr. Behling had purchased the Sherman County Times Newspaper in Loup City, in June and was admitted to the hospital for treatment cancer two weeks later.

He is survived by his i Thea; a son, Roger, Fremont, two daughters, Mrs. Roy Mohr, Lincoln, Mrs. Derrold McCardle, Omaha, two sisters, Mrs. Henry Stiehm, Fort Atkinson, Miss Myrtle Behling, Milwaukee; and eight grandchildren. Leon M.

Jaeger ELK MOUND (Special) M. Jaeger 55, of Elk Mound, was pronounced dead on arrival Saturday" afternoon at Sacred Heart Hospital, Eau Claire. Mr. Jaeger was accidentally buried when a trench he was digging in his yard caved in on him. Funeral services will be 10 a.m.

Wednesday at the Stanton Funeral Home, Menomonie, 10:30 a.m. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Elk Mound, with Father Thomas Crowley officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. A rosary will be recited 8 p.

m. today at the funeral lome. Friends may call this af- ernoon and until time of serv- ces on Wednesday. Survivors include his wife, luth, at home; three sons, Len Menomonie, 'Donald, in ie Navy in Vietnam, and Glen, home; one daughter, Ruth nn, at home; two grandsons; is parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Mihael Jaeger, Elk Mound; two irothers, Raymond, Menomo ie, and Cornelius, Elk Mound, ind one sister, Mrs. A1 i of Elk Mound. Mrs. Edna Ward CHIPPEWA FALLS (Special) Mrs. Edna Ward, a resident the Chippewa Manor Nurs- ng Home, died early Monday St.

Joseph's Hospital. Funer- 1 arrangements are pending al he Hogseth Pederson Funeral Chapel. Mrs. Arthur Nadler Mrs. Arthur Nadler, 71, 111 Hayden Altoona, died at her home Sunday morning.

Funeral services will be a :30 p.m. Wednesday from Stokes and Sons Fu.nera" lhapel, the Rev. George Agema of the Altoona Method st Church officiating. Bur al will be in Forest Hill Ceme ery. Friends may call from oday until time of services at Henry Friedel CADOTT Henry Friedel 88-year-old Cadott resident, died at St.

Joseph's Hospital Sunday morning. Mr. Friedel was born Jan. 15, 1881, in the Town of Washington, Eau Claire County. He grew up in the Town of Washington and was married to Lillie Schlewitz on Nov.

24, 1910, at Eau Claire. Following their marriage they farmed in the Town of Washington until 1939 when they moved to a farm in the Cadott-Boyd area. He retired in 1951 and they moved to the Village of Cadott, where they had since resided. He is survived by his wife, Lillie; one son, Henry rural Boyd; two daughters Mrs. Carl Abraham of Eau Claire, and Mrs.

Louis LeQue of Chippewa Falls; one sister, Mrs. Theresa Winnie of Eau Claire; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Leiser Funeral Home, Cadott, on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Edwin Becker offici- eating.

Burial will be in 0 a Grove Cemetery, 'Eau Claire. The body will lie in state from Edwin Evonson NEILLSVILLE (Special) Edwin C. Evanson, of 503 E. 6th died Friday in Memorial Home. Funeral services were held at 1:30 p.m.

Monday in Calvary Lutheran Church with the Rev Daniel Litzer officiating. Buria was in Neillsville Cemetery. The Georgas Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements He is survived by his wife Svena; a daughter, Mrs. Arnie Matheson, Waukesha; two sons Orville and Roland, both Wausau; 14 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. He was born Sept.

1, 1885, in Norway and came to Rhineland er at the age of 22. He worked in logging camps and saw mills there and was later employed in St. Paul, Argyle and McCoy. He came to Clarl County in 1919 and farmed her until 1946, when he moved to Neillsville and was employed a the Winnebago Childrens' Home He was married July 16, to Svena Breiseth at St. Paul this afternoon the service.

until time of William H. Hazelton William H. Hazelton, 73, a former resident of Eau Claire and a resident of rural Junction City for the past two years died at the home of his (brother, Thomas, Monday morning. He had resided with his brother the past two years. Mr.

Hazelton had been employed at Max Philips and Sons for 41 years before retiring in 1958. He is survived by one son, Ormiel and two daughters, Mrs. Rose Polinske, and Mrs. Glenna Morse, all of Eau Claire, and a brother, Thomas, of Junction City; 16 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Stokes and Sons Funeral Chapel 11 a.m.

Wednesday with the Rev. A. Ray Whitton of the Plymouth Congregational Church officiating. Burial, will be in St. John's Lutheran Cemetery.

Friends may call at and Son's Chapel from 6 p.m. today until time of the service on Wednesday. Evald Stromquist 1 STOCKHOLM (Special) Funeral services for a I Stromquist, 57, were held Mon day in Immanuel a Church at Pepin with the Rev Myron Medin officiating. Buria was in Oakwood Cemetery, Pep in. Fr.

Anthony Thuecks BOYD Father Anthony huecks, former Boyd priest, fesent'Iy retired and living at tevens Point, died at Stevens Father Thuecks will lie in iate at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Boyd, from 4 p. m. oday. The Parish Rosary will be fe- ited at 8:30 this evening, nd the Parish Mass will be held 9 a.m.

Wednesday. A concelebrated Funeral Mass be celebrated by his Ex- ellency Bishop Freking at 11 Wednesday. Burial will be the church cemetery. Edwin Jacobson WHITEHALL (Special) 3d win Jacobson, 65, died Thursday night in Luther Hos- ital, Eau Claire. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m.

today in Our Savor's Lutheran Church with the Lev. Clifford Ritland officiating. Jurial will be hi Lincoln Ceme- ery. Friends may call at the Johnon Funeral Chapel until noon oday and then at the church until 2 p.m. He is survived by two broth- rs, Archie, Blair, Ralph, Whitehall; and three sisters, Mrs.

Earl Back, Eau Claire, Mrs. Bessie Borreson, Blair, Mrs. Milton Hermann, Chippe- a Falls. Mr. Jacobson was born April ,6, 1904, in the Town of Chimney Rock.

He farmed with his wethers south of Whitehall un- il 1965, when he moved to Blair. the funeral chapel. Mrs. Nadler is survived by icr husband; a son Arthur Jr. of Eau Claire; one grand child; two brothers, John Me Ceech of LaCrosse and Roberl McKeech of Marshfield; and a sister, Mrs.

Floretta Schnitzler Hartford, Wis. Mrs. Christopherson Mrs. Jeannette Christopher son, 65, Route. 6, Eau Claire died Saturday evening at Lu ther Hospital.

She is survived' by a son Charles of Milwaukee, and daughter, Mrs. Mary Stokes Eau Claire, one brother, Her bert Moninger, Lansing, Mich, and one granddaughter. Mrs. Christopherson had been employed as a legal secretarj and a secretary for social ser vices and for the past 15 year has been credit manager for th Consumer Co-op Shopping Cen ter here. She was a membe of Trinity Lutheran Church an the Order of the Eastern Sta Chapter 126.

She was a mem ber and past president of th Toastmistresses and of the Do ley Madison Bowling team fo the past five years. Services will fee today at p.m. at Trinity Luthera Church, the Rev. J. L.

Olsp officiating. Burial will be i Rest Haven Cemetery. Friends may call at Funeral Home today and at th church until time of services. Mr. Stromquist died Sept.

24 in a dredge accident in Lake Superior harbor. He had been employed by the Army Corps of Engineers in Duluth for about a month before the accident. He is survived by a brother, Edward, Stockholm; and three sisters, Mrs. Ellen Peters, Mrs. Lloyd Edlin, both of Stockholm, and Mrs.

Blenda Nichols, Pepin. He was born July 24, 1912, in Pepin Township and had lived in the Stockholm area. He farmed for about 30 years, worked on road construction for seven years and was employed by Northern Wisconsin Manufacturing Pepin, for seven years. Judith Dahlin STOCKHOLM (Special) 'uneral services for Judith Dahlin, 71, Minneapolis, former- of Stockholm, were held Saturday in Sabylund a Church at Lund with the Rev. Carl Gronquist officiating.

Burial was in the Old Saby- Cemetery, rural Stock- lolm. The Swandby Funera! lome, Maiden Rock, was i charge of arrangements. Miss Dahlin died Sept. 24 in the Plum City Hospital. She is survived by two sis- ers, Mrs.

Henning Alsterlund, tfiss Eunice Dahlin, both oi Plum City. She was born Jan. 28, 1898, in Stockholm township and lived in Stockholm area until mov- ng to Minneapolis in 1952. Turie Wallin STOCKHOLM (Special) Funeral services for Turie Wai in, 82, were held Thursday i Lund Mission Covenant Church with the Rev. C.

La Verne Erick son officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr. Wallin died Sept. 22 in the Hanson Rest Pepin.

He is survived by a son, Ver non, Stockholm. He was born Feb. 19, 1887, in Pepin Township and farmed for more than 50 years. He was a veteran of World War I He was married Sept. 30, 1919 to Edith Carlson in Minneapolis The Swandby Funeral Home Maiden Rock, was in charge arrangements.

Trempealeau GOP Meeting Wednesday WHITEHALL Members of the (Special) Trempealea Daily Records Marriage Licenses In Menomonie: Kenneth E. Schlottman, 27, It. 1, Boyceville, and Judy A. uken, 20, Rt. 1, Boyceville.

Benjamin L. Prochnow, 19, U. 2, Menomonie, and Mary Mayer, 19, Eau Claire. Jackie A. Seehaver, 21, Rt.

1, olfax, and Barbara J. Jenon, 18, Rt. 1, Colfax. Phillip C. Dietz, 22, Sleepy ye, and Peggy Thi- ado, 18, Downsville.

Births Mr. and Mrs. David Relyea, ormerly of Taylor, a son, Sept. 5 at Portland, Ore. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Harsch- ip, Rt. 2, Rock Falls, daughter, Msten Lyne, Sept. 25. Mr.

and Mrs. David Myers, 3, Colfax, son, Timothy Daid, Sepg. 25. Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Bie- el, Rt. 2, Fall Creek, son, Charles William, Sept. 25. Mr. and Mrs.

George J. Sheldon, twin daugh- ers, Dianne Jeanne and u- anne Marie, Sept. 26. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Be- hard, Rt. 2, Box 241, daughter, Aileen Sue, Sept. 27. Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Bush- and, Bellevue daughter, Andrea Fay, Sept. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R.

leming, Rt. 5, daughter, Suan Marie, Sept. 28. Mr. and Mrs.

Michael G. Abel, 2912 Rubideaux Lane, Tampa, twin sons, Michael Jeffrey and Marc Andrew, Sept. 11. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Gregory Abel, 1928 Badger and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart, 312 Jeferson St. Thefts Reported in Menomonie MENOMONIE (Special) A hit and run and three thefts were reported to the City Police Department over the weekend. David Steinman, Fleming Hall, Menomonie, reported at 5:48 p.m.

Saturday that his 1969 sedan was damaged on the left rear fender and bumper while parked in the 100 block of Sixth Ave. Harold Viens, 1400 Ellingson Menomonie, reported that a clothes cart, valued at $25, had been stolen from the Northside Laundrymat sometime between 6 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Mrs.

Alvan Wedam, Rt. 5, Me nomonie, reported at 11:59 a.m. Sunday that a battery had been stolen out of an auto while parked in Nelson Park sometime after Friday afternoon. The battery was valued at $25. Ron Doll, Hovlid Hall, Menomonie, reported at 9:12 p.m.

Sunday that his bicycle had been stolen from the Hovlid Hall lot sometime between Friday and Sunday. It was allegedly locked up in the rack and someone broke the lock. west on a town road when the animal Jumped in front of the car at 7:30 p.m., Thursday. At 8:30 a.m., Friday a car driven by Richard E. William, Milwaukee, struck a deer five miles west of Neillsville on Hy.

10. There was damage to the front end of the auto. 'I ENDED DUSTING 1 FRUSTRATION FOR CENT A DAY'." DUST CLOTH Washable up to 20jimes Absorbs Dust USTS6MOS.g9^ wmurm Eau Eau Claire, Wlsedniin ISA Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1969 an MELODY INN 8:30 to 1:30 A.M. Plus Sunday STARRING GEORGIA AND OTHERS Take Hwy.

29 of )f Chlppawa then Wiisota Cutoff, Jf Deaths JACOBSON, Whitehall. Edwin, 65, NADLER, Mrs. Arthur, 71, of Altoona. CHRISTOPHERSON, Mrs. Jeanette, 65, Route 6, a EVANSON, Edwin, 84, Neillsville.

BEHUNG, Robert, 52, former- of Neillsville. BURKE, Walter 21, Rt Black River Falls. JAEGER, Leon 55, of Mound. County Republican Organizatio will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesda in the county courthouse base ment here.

Mrs. W. A. Mattka, vice chair woman, said that plans will be discussed for the Oct. 20 banquet and future A state headquarters representative will also report on e- cinct representation.

HAWKINS, Mrs. Martha, 92, Rt. 2, Cfiippewa Falls. WARD, Mrs. Edna, Ohippewa Falls.

WALLIN, Turie, 82, Stockholm. STROMQUIST, Evald, 57, Stockholm. DAHLIN, Judith, 71, formerly of Stockholm. JENSON, Ella May, 84, formerly of Eau Claire. HAZELTON, William 73, formerly of Eau Claire.

THUECKS, Father Anthony, former Boyd Priest. HAWKINS, Mrs. Martha )2, formerly of the Town of Wheaton. SCHMITTFRANZ, Mrs. James, 46, of Mondovi.

FRIEDEL, Henry, 88, of Cadott. WARD, Mrs. Edna, of the Chippewa Manor Nursing Home. Osseo Harvest Day Termed Successful OSSEO (Special) Corn stalks, scare crows, orange pumpkins, green, squash, multicolored gourds and all shapes and varieities of garden produce turned Osseo's downtown sidewalks into a colorful scene and another successful Harvest Day Saturday. The Beef River Pace Setters 4-H Club of Eleva won the prize for their best over-all display.

There were 17 stands entered. Winners in the other categories were: largest pumpkin, Gary Kraemer, 30 pounds 8 smallest pumpkin, Vern Van Tassel, 4 largest ear of corn, Douglas Behm, 12 largest onion, B. R. Pace Setters, 2 pounds 3 largest corn stalk, Kim and Jason Steen, 13'; largest potato, Randy Krszjzaniek, three pounds 11 most peculiarly shaped carrot, Michael Thompson; most peculiarly shaped potato, Randy Krszjzaniek; best flower arrangement, B. R.

Pace Setters and the most appetizing baked good item was a blueberry coffee cake entered by B. R. Pace Setters. Following the judging a large crowd flocked to purchase items of their choice from the big variety on display. EXTRA CASH Eau Claire Citizens Loan Co.

118 E. Grand Ave. Eau Claire, Wisconsin Deer Cause Two Clark Accidents NEILLSVILLE (Special) Deer caused damage to two cars in this area late this week. The left front of a car driven by Bernard Langreck, Neillsville, was damaged when the auto struck a deer near Neillsville. Langreck was heading IRREGULARQ DUE TO LACK OF FOOD BULK IN YOUR DIET TRY Collwr LEHMAN DRUG STORF 201 N.

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Graveside services will be held 4:30 p.m. Thursday at Forest Hill Cemetery, au Claire. A nephew, Rev. Jenson will officiate. Survivors include several nieces and nephews.

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CHIPPiWA FALLS JOHN I. KAISER, President OSSEO STRUM Eau Claire, Wis. STANLEY THORP.