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Obituaries Mrs. Emma E. Oemig CHIPPEWA FALLS Mrs. Emma E. Oemig, 76, formerly of 345 E.

Canal died Thursday morning in the Bloomer Community, Memorial Extended Care Unit Which she entered after leaving the Eagleton Nursing A native of South Dakota, she was married to William Oemig in Aberdeen, S.p. They moved to Wisconsin in 1922 and she went to Chippewa Palls In 1950. She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church. Survives include six daughters, Mrs. Ellen Davis, Mrs.

Helen Ruff, Mrs. Clara Jensen, all of Chippewa Falls, Mrs. Raymond Tiry, Rt. 3, Chippewa Falls, Mrs. Irene Beighley, Eau Claire, Mrs.

Norman Zais, Stanley; three sons, John, Cornell, Edward, Stanley, Wallace, Boyd; 51 grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. Hugh Jones, Hoghton, S.D., Mrs. Henry Jones, Blackduck, Minn. Funeral services Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Zion Lutheran Church will be conducted by the Rev.

A. Ira Burial will be in the Cadott Cemetery. Friends may call at the Hogseth-'Pederson Funeral Chapel from 2 p. m. today "until 11:30 a.m.

Sunday, then at the church until services. Ferdinand Heise CHIPPEWA (Special) C. Heise, 44, of 1305 W. Willow died of cancer at his home Thursday noon. He was, a pharmacist at the Northern Colony Hospital here the past four years.

Heise was born in West Allis, educated at the University of Wisconsin, Marquette University, Carroll College and was a pharmacist at the Winnebago Hospital before moving here. Survivors include his wife, the former Jean Hanson of Woodville whom he married in 1961; a son, Scott at home; his father, Ferdinand Heise of Haugen; a brother, Dr. Lawrence Heise of Tigerton. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p. m.

Sunday at the Hogr seth-Pederson Funeral Chapel, the Rev. James Kipp officiating. Burial will be in the Nora at Rice Lake. Friends may call from 7-9 p. m.

today at the funeral Oscar Glanrman MONDOVI Oscar Glanzman, 75, Of Rt. 2, Mondovi, led Friday morning at Buffalo Memorial Hospi'tal. He was born April 17, 1804 the Town of Alma, Buffalo County, to Mr. and Mrs. Sam- let Glanzman.

Mr. Glanzman farmed in Oilman Valley for a number of tears and then in the Town of Vtondovi. He served ae Oilman ton own supervisor for a number years and was director of the Gilmanton Telephone Company, served on the Oilman 'alley School Board and was ecretary and treasurer of the Wondovi Equity Association for 5 years. He was a former member of the Trinity Lutheran Church, Gilmanton, and was a member the Zion Lutheran Church, Wondovi, at the time of his death. He served as an officer both congregations.

He married Hilda Schultz in of 1917. Besides his wife, he is sur- ived by two sons, Hilmer and Oliver, both Ri 2, Mondovi; 8 grandchildren; one brother, rlen, of Bloomfield, hree sisters, Mrs. Mable Alma, Mrs. Emil Blum- mrdt, Mondovi, and Mrs. Elmer Birtzer, Tolstoy, S.D.

Funeral services wil.be held :30 p.m. Monday at the Zion Church with the Rev. Gorman Ruthenbeck officiating. Burial will be at Oak Park Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m.

Sunday until 11 a.m. Monday at the Kjentvet and Son Funeral Home and from noon until time of the services 'at he church. home. The casket will opened. be Leo So raze CHIPPEWA FALLS -Funeral services for Leo Sarazen were held Saturday Oct.

18, at 9 a.m. in Castle Hill Chapel, 1528 Castle Hill Bronx, N.Y. A Requiem Mass was said at St. Anthony's Church at 10 a.m. Leo Sarazan passed away on Oct.

14 in Bronx, N.Y. He was born in Bruce, the son oi the late Albert and Mary Sarazen, later moving to. Chippewa Falls, Town of-Hallie, with his folks. Leo is survived by his wife Martha; one daughter, Mrs William Weedon of Middle Island, and 'grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Joe Anderl, Mrs.

Donald Clements of Bloomer; one brother, Victor, of Eau Claire. Martha Nelson Mrs. Martha Nelson, 96, long-time rural Sand Creek resident died at her home Thurs day afternoon. She is survived by one son Carl and one daughter Mable. Funeral services will be helc at 2 p.m.

Monday at Zion theran Church in Sand Creek with Rev. Marshall Hall offi ciating. Burial will be in the Sand Creek Cemetery. Friends may call at the Olson Funeral Home until noon on Monday, then at Zion Lutheran Church, Sand Creek. Mrs.

M. A. Robertson Mrs. Matthew A. Robertson 85, a resident of the M.

B. Sy verson Home who formerly resided at 546 Putnam died el with the Rev. A. Barton Brown of the First a Church officiating. Friend may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m.

Sunday and Mon day until time of the service Burial will be in Forest i 1 Cemetery. Mrs. Leo Lund BLACK RIVER FALLS (Spe- ial) Mrs. Leo Lund, 70, It. 3, died Tuesday in the Black River Memorial Hospital.

Funeral services were held 2 p. m. Friday in Shamrock Union Church with the Rev. Ihris Everson, Melrose, offici- ting. Burial was in the hurch cemetery.

The Torger- on Funeral Home was in of arrangements. Mrs. Lund is survived by icr husband; three brothers, "oseph Epper, Hackensack, N. Charles Epper, Ha Id on, NT. Fred Epper, Cleveland, Ohio; and two sisters, Mrs.

Hepp, Hawthorne, N. and Mrs. Martha Hoffman, Seminole, FlaJ She was born May 5, 1899 at 3rth, Switzerland. She had been employed as a hospital aide. Ray Henneman BLOOMER (Special) Ray Henneman; 78, Bloomer lied Thursday afternoon at his rural Coif ax farm.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday in St. John's Church with the Rev Emil Dockter officiating. Bur al will be in Bloomer City Cemetery.

Friends may call at the 01 son Funeral Home from 2 p.m until noon Sunday and hen at the church. He is survived by his wife Lmma; four sons, Frederick Janesville, Erwin, Sun Prairie Kenneth, Gardenia, Ver non, Madison; one sister VLrs. A. P. Johnson, Billings and four grandchildren Mr.

Henneman was born Feb. 12, 1891, in the Town Tilden. He was married Jun 29, 1929, to Emma Lambrech Afton, Minn. He worked in St. Paul until 1940 and then 'armed near Colfax until 1968 when he moved to Bloomer.

Peter Johnson PRAIRIE FARM (Special) Peter Johnson, 78, Prairie Farm, died Wednesday in thj Pioneer Rest Home here. Funeral services will be helc at 1:30 p. m. today in Wes Akers Lutheran Church with the Rev. Chester Blake offici ating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the church from 12:30 p. m. to day. The Miller Funeral Home Dallas, is in charge of a rangements.

He is survived by two sons Eddie and Innerth, both Prairie Farm; two daughters Mrs. Edward Arseneau, St Iloud, Mrs. Vern Pod lasek, Livonia, five sis ters, Mrs. Torger Pederstuen Ridgeland, Klara, Ragna, Berte and Karen, all in Norway nine grandchildren and threi great-grandchildren. Mr.

Johnson was born June 27, 1891, in Skabu, Norway and came to the United State in 1909. He was married Nov 16, 1917, to Anna tronrud a Duluth, Minn. He farmed ii the Prairie Farm area unti 1957, when he retired and lat er moved to the Pioneer Res Home. He was a veteran of Worl War I. Military rites will be conducted at the graveside by Holuk-Waite American Legion Post of Prairie Farm.

Thursday evening at Luther Hospital. Mrs. Robertson was born In patton, and resided in Eau Claire for 70 years. She was member of the Order of the Eastern Star, Order Ama ranth, Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Train men and the First a i Church where she was active in church circles. She is survived by her bus band, and several nieces nephews.

Funeral services will be Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the Stokes and Sons Funeral Chap- nephews, Joseph and Jame John Rasimus BLACK RIVER FALLS (Spe cial) Funeral services fo John Rasimus, 82, Hatfield were held Thursday in the Tor gerson Funeral Home with th Rev. T. A. Tykken officiating Burial was in Hatfield Ceme tery.

Mr. Rasimus died Monday in Neillsyille Memorial Hosp; tal. He is survived by tw Mrs. Fannie Goercke MENOMONIE Mrs. Fanie Goercke, 83, a former dent of this area, died Wednes- ay evening at the 01 i hospital.

Funeral services will be 2 Monday at the Olson Fu- eral Home with the Rev. R.L. anasac officiating. Burial will in the Forest Center Ceme- ery. Friends may call at the fu- eral home Sunday and ay until the time Of services.

Mrs. Goercke is survived by wo daughters, Mrs. Lee Rogrs and Mrs. Dorleen Thorns, both of Olympia, our sons, Robert, Chippewa 'alls, Norman, of Menomonie, Stanley, Sweethome, nd Forrest, La Crosse; one irother, Stanley Loveland; 12 grandchildren and 13 great- randchildren. Olga Hoff Olga Hoff, 77, fofmef resident of Stanley, died Wednesday St.

a 1, Minn, She was btwn in Wisconsin on July 22, 1892, the daughter of Ole and Inga Hoff. She grew up in Stanley and in 1926 moved to St. Paul where she had 1 i since. She is survived by two brothers, Oscar, St. Paul, and Lawrence of White Bear Lake, Minn.

Funeral services will be held at 10 p.m. Saturday at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, Stanley, with Rev. Carl Peters officiating. Burial will be in ergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the church from Saturday noon until the time of the service.

Daily Records Sunday and at the one hour before r- Mrs. Arnold Hagen Funeral services for Mrs. Arnold Hagen, 46, of 608 Forest will be at 1 p.m. Monday at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church.

The Rev. Harold Wuebben will officiate and burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Golden Funeral Home from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. church vices.

Mrs. Hagen, who died Thursday morning at Luther Hospital, was employed at the White House restaurant here for 20 years. Surviving are her husband; two sons, Tom with the U. S. Air Force in Duluth, and Kim at home; her mother, Mrs.

Laura Tollefson, Eau Claire; six sisters, Mrs. Mark Johnson and Mrs. Louise Ludwikoski, both of Eau Claire, Mrs. Arthur Lind of Milwaukee, Mrs. Palmer Myners, Charles City, Iowa, Mrs.

Lyman Call of Rice Lake and Mrs. Stanley Becker, Eleva; two brothers, Arnold Tollefson, Eau Claire and William Tollefson, Eleva. Marriage License tn Menomonie: William E. Hayden, 21, Rt. 1, Knapp, and Patricia Bennett, 19, Elmwood.

Roger L. Waite, 22, 1421 Fourth St. i and Terry L. Hendrlcks, 17, 1307 Stout Menomonie. Births Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Recore, Rt. 2, Ladysmith, son, David Leonard, Oct. 22. Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Weber, 306 Main Elmwood, son, Marc Lawrence, Oct. 23. Mr. and Mrs.

DeWayne L. Mrs. Elvida Fischer BLAIR (Special) Mrs. Elida Fischer, 74, died Thursday Tri-County Memorial Hospi- al, Whitehall. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m.

Sunday in the Notbohm Funeral Home, Oconomo- Longdo, Rt. 2, Colfax, daughter, Teresa Jane, Oct. 24. Deaths ROBERTSON, Mrs. Matthew 85, M.

B. Syverson Home. FISCHER, Mrs. Elvida, 74, Blair, HEISE, Ferdinand, 44, Chippewa Falls. OEMIG, Mrs.

Emma 76, Bloomer, formerly of Chippewa Falls. HENNEMAN, Ray, 78, Bloomer. JOHNSON, Peter, 78, Prairie Farm. LUND, Mrs. Leo, 70, Rt.

3, Black River Falls. RASIMUS, John, 82, Hatfield, LARSON, Samford, 56, Blair. GLANZMAN, Oscar, 75, Rt. 2, Mondovi. CLARK, Mrs.

Fred, 57, of Boyceville. SARAZEN, Leo, formerly of Town of Hallie. NELSON, Martha, 96, Sand Creek. GOERCKE, Mrs. Fannie, 83, formerly of the Menomonie area.

HOFF, Olga 77, formerly of Stanley. St. Croix Hospital Herd Cited NEW RICHMOND St. Croix County Hospital, New Richmond, has qualified for the Holstein-Friesian Association of America's highest recognition for dairy farmers, the Progressive Breeders Registry Award. The honor has been limited to 702 Registered Hoi stein breeding establishments, including 10D in Wisconsin.

This is the fourteenth time that the hospital has been recognized. To qualify for the Progressive Breeders award, a dairy herd must meet standards milk and butter fat production, body type improvement, herd health and the development of home-bred animals. The hospital herd completed its latest official testing year with a lactation average 18,406 Ibs. of milk and 700 Ibs. of butterfat, calculated on a two-milkingswper-day, 305-d a mature equivalent basis for 74 individual records.

The herd is also above breed average in the national Association's official classification for body type program. No U.S. admiral has ever been nominated for the presidency. The Eau Claire Ecu Claire, Saturday, October 55, Now you can get a special low-cost Mobile Home insurance "package from Allstate, Protect yeur mobile home ana your pocketbook. GET THE COMPLETE FACTS: TOM GOLDEN ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO.

II 834-2202 burial in Glenview Gardens, Ixonia, woe, with Memorial Wis. Friends may call at the Fred- erixcu Jack Funeral Home, Blair, after 2 ip.m. today. She is survived by one brother, Arthur Elland, Blair; and two Jennings Johnson, La Crosse, and Mrs. Martin Simonson, Eau Claire.

She was born Dec. 28, 1894, in Trempealeau County and was married to Carl Fisher. She lived in Oconomowoc until moving to the Grandview Home in Blair last February. Samford Larson BLAIR (Special) Samford (Sam) Larson, 56, died Tuesday. Funeral will be held at 10:30 a.

m. today in the Frederixon Jack Funeral Home with the Rev. K. M. Ur- berg officiating.

Burial will be in South Beaver Creek Lutheran Cemetery, rural Ettrick. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Julia Bjorge, Blair; a sister, Mrs. Lester. Linberg, Mrs.

William Beirne, Lewiston, and a brother, Russell Larson, Blair. Mr. Larson was born April 5, 1913, near Ettrick and had been a farm laborer. Mrs. Fred Clark BOYCEVILLE (Special Mrs.

Fred Clark, 57, died Thursday at the Pioneer Nursing Home in Prairie Farm. She was born Feb. 17, 1912, in Prairie Farm, and lived most of her life in the Barron- Dunn County area. She moved to the nursing home two months ago. She was married to Fred Hark Sept.

16, 1929, and the couple lived in Boyceville where he was an automobile! mechanic. Survivors include two daughters, Deloris, Mrs. Arvin Hilson, St. Paul, and Mrs. Willis Sorenson, Mulvane, one son, Bob, El Paso, eight grandchildren; two brothers and one sister.

Funeral services will be today at 1:30 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Chyrch with the v. Richard Klabunde officiating. Burial will be at the Tiffany Cemetery. Donald Sorenson KENOSHA (Special) Donald Sorenson, 40, Kenosha, died Thursday afternoon at his home.

He is survived toy his wife, Marilyn; a son, Dale and a daughter, Tammy, at home; and two sisters, Mrs. Norman Odness and Mrs. Roland Waters, Elk Mound. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in Kenosha.

The Tiaseki Funeral Home, Kenosha, is in charge of arrangements. Cecil F. Powers Cecil F. Powers, 64, of Niagara was dead on arrival at Sacred Heart Hospital Thursday. A native of Milwaukee, he had lived here for many years and was employed at the Sterling Pulp and Paper Co.

Surviving are his wife, Agnes, two brothers, Charles of Minneapolis and Neil of Milwaukee, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the First Lutheran Church, the Rev. Maynard Midthun officiating. Burial will be in Lake View Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Smith Funeral Chapel after 3 p. m. Sunday and until 11:30 a. m. Monday, and at the church one hour prior to the services.

Rasimus, both of Chicago; an one niece, Angeline Chylew ski, Chicago. He was born July 24, 1887 in Alytos, Lithuania. He was employed as a tailor in Chicago until moving to the Hatfield area where he farmed. Correction The time of the funeral in the obituary of Elsie Screedeh, Rock Falls, which ran in the Friday Leader and Daily Telegram, was incorrectly reported to be at 11 p.m. The funeral will be at 11 a.m.

It was also incorrectly reported that Miss Screeden died Thursday. She died Tuesday in Madison. Alma Center Chorus, Band in Area Concert ALMA CENTER (Special) Twenty-five members of the Lincoln High School senior band and chorus will take part in the Dairyland Conference mass band and chorus concert next month. The concert will be held at 8 p. m.

Nov. 8 in the Cochrane- Fountain City High School. Rehearsals are scheduled for the evening of Nov. 4 and all day Nov. 8 at the high school.

Alma Center students will be accompanied by Charles White, band director, and David Bissell, chorus director. Tax May Increase Tavern Beer Price MADISON (AP) Brewery officials left little doubt Thursday night that a higher state beer tax would mean higher prices for tavern patrons. 'The breweries will have to pass the increased tax onto the consumer," James C. Windham, president of Pabst Brewing said. Roy Kumm, president of G.

Heileman Brewing Co. of La Crosse, said the proposed new tax could lead to a retail price increase of five cents per 12- ounce bottle. Wisconsin hasn't altered its tax of $1 per barrel since the 1930s. The Assembly voted Thursday to double the tax, and sent the proposal to the Senate. The extra revenue would be used to provide Marquette Medical School of Milwaukee with several million dollars in state aid.

Deadly Train Cargo CHELMSFORD, England (UPI) A freight train loaded with mortar shells and smoke bombs jumped the tracks Wednesday night but the Ministry of Defense said there was neither injuries nor danger of explosions. State Airport Opening Sunday MOSINEE (AP) The new Central Wisconsin Airport Mosinee, built jointly by Marathon and Portage counties, will be formally opened Sunday. The dedication will be held in May when all facilities are expected to be completed. Approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board as a regional airport, it was financed with local, state and federal funds. So far, it has cost approximtely $3 million, with a second paved runway to be added later.

North Central Airlines will switch its flight operations from Wausau and Stevens Point the new airport Sunday. The facility is capable of handling jet airliners of the type used by North Central. The airport is located just off Highway 51 about halfway between Wausau and Stevens Point. building District Blair Administrator to Address Club BLAIR (Special) Mr. Keith Martin, administrator of the Blair School District, will show slides, speak and answer questions concerning the program of the Blair at a meeting of the Beach Community Club on Saturday evening at 8:15 p.

m. All interested citizens in Blair School District are invited to attend. The 4-H members will display their project work and 4-H achievement awards will also be presented. Lunch will be served. Save the juice drained from maraschino cherries.

Use it to color and flavor cream cheese for pretty lunch-box or tea-party sandwiches. Kumm said the tax 'boost "would be quite a blow for the breweries to absorb," but that breweries might have to keep prices stable if competitors refrain from increasing prices. He said all state, federal and other taxes already add up to $16 or $17 a barrel. Windham said he feels breweries will have little choice but to raise prices because "we cannot possibly afford to absorb the increase ourselves." nniversar Neecf a Hearing Aid? HAS THE RIGHT ONE FOR YOUI For Information or Appointment Write or Call Beltone 307 So. Barstow, Eau Claire Phone 832-1181 OFF SALE Magnificence in created for those who want the finest in solid silver flatware.

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