Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 15

Area Obituaries Mrs. Myron Warner Myron Warner, 71, of 730 Sutherland died last night in Mercy Hospital after a short illness. She was the widow of "Hod" Warner, well-known bowler and longtime president of Janesville Bowling Association who died March 2. Mildred Wileman was born at Newville July 2, 1898, the daughter of Alfred and Mary Sherman Wileman, and was married Feb. 11, 1920.

She was a lifelong Rock County resident and the couple had made their home here for many years. She was a member of Order of Eastern Star Chapter 69 and a former longtime secretary of Janesville Women's Bowling Association. Surviving are a son. Dr. Richard Warner of Marshall, three grandchildren; a brother, Alfred Wileman of Milton West; two sisters, Mrs.

William Burdick, Milwaukee, and Mrs. Melvin Chadsey, Bellfair, Wash. Services will be aZ p.m. Saturday in Albrecht Funeral Home, Milton West, where friends may call from 1 p.m. Saturday until time of service.

Burial will be in Milton Junction Cemetery. Mrs. Kermit Barganz BRODHEAD-Mrs. Kermit Barganz, 42, died Wednesday at her home in the Milwaukee suburb of Shorewood of an apparent heart attack. She was born in Brodhead Jan.

11, 1928, to Roy and Fern Ties Stevens. Survivors include two daughters, Rossi and Stephanie, a son Bruce, all at home, and a brother Charles of Rockford. There will be a graveside service in Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Arrangements are being handled by the Hoffmeister Funeral Home in Milwaukee and the Everson Funeral Home in Brodhead.

Mrs. Lida E. Sterman TROY CENTER-Mrs. Lida E. Sterman, 81, of Troy Center, died unexpectedly this morning at the Walworth County Hospital.

She was born Oct. 17, 1888, in the Town of East Troy to Charles and Lucy Deist. She had attended schools in this area. She was married to Walter Sterman on Feb. 4, 1914, at the home farm.

The couple had farmed in Troy Center until Mr. Sterman died Feb. 19, 1968. Survivors include a foster son, Russell Klein of Troy Center; a brother, Roy Deist of East Troy and nieces and nephews. One son, Harold Sterman died in 1967.

Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Troy Center Methodist Church. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Troy Center. Friends may call at the Anderson Memorial Home in East Troy from 3 p.m. Sunday until 11 a.m.

Monday and at the church from noon until time of services. Mrs. Raymond Cook Mrs. Raymond Cook, 81, of 1915 W. Memorial a Janesville resident the past 56 years, died yesterday in Mercy Hospital after a short illness.

Bertha E. Libke was born Nov. 19, 1888, at Lake Mariah, Green Lake County, and was married in 1911 at Portage. Surviving are her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Raymond Erbs and Mrs.

Donald Kerl, both of Janesville, and Mrs. Richard Snygg of Rockford; seven sons, Charles, Lawrence, John and Robert, all of Janesville, Raymond and Howard of Evansville and Roy of Cambria; 27 grandchildren three great-grandchildren, and a brother, Max Libke of Cambria. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Wolfgram Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow. Ruth E. Wyatt WAI.WORTH-Ruth E. Wyatt, 69, died at her home yesterday after a short illness. She was born Sept.

18, 1900, in Chicago to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keown, and she married Herbert Wyatt Dec. 24, 1920 in Canada. Mrs.

Wyatt had belonged to Brick Baptist Church and was the church organist for 33 years. Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Gerald Michaelson, Walworth; a son, Donald of Beloit; six grandchildren; a brother, Oliver Keown and a sister Mrs. Mildred Caeser, both in Canada. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday in the Brick Baptist Church, and burial will be in the church cemetery. Fi-iends may call at the Walworth Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Friday. Donations may be made to the church organ fund. Mrs.

Merle Gates Merle Gates, 78, of Albany, died in her home last night after a long illness. The former Telia Griffin was born here Sept. 13, 1891. She taught in Kenosha schools for several years prior to her marriage in Florida in 1957. Her husband is the only immediate survivor.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Sharer Funeral Home where friends may call tomorrow afternoon and evening. Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery. Mrs. Wildon F.

Owens FORT ATKINSON-Mrs. Wildon F. Owens, 69, Kenosha, a former Fort Atkinson resident, died Tuesday at Kenosha Memorial Hospital following a long illness. Born Leta Trieloff Jan. 2, 1901, she was the daughter of William F.

and Lydia Zahn Trieloff, Fort Atkinson. A graduate of Jefferson High School she taught in elementary schools in the area for 10 years. aie was married June 14, 1927 to Wildon F. Owens in Wauwatosa and had spent most of the past 42 year's in Kenosha where her husband was associated with the Kenosha school system. Mr.

Owens died in Feb. 1969. Surviving are a son, Wayne, Indianapolis; three grandchildren; one brother, Clarence C. Trieloff of Fort Atkinson; one sister, Mrs. Henry Schimmel, West Allis, and other relatives in the Fort Atkinson area.

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"The Wisconsin citizen has traditionally placed great value in his educational system, but now is not getting adequate support from state government," Lucey said. "When the state fails to meet its responsibilities to its citizens in an area which is of such importance to them as education, these costs are inevitably picked up in the local property tax." Lucey cited statistics which he said illustrate the impact of rising property taxes in Rock County. "In 1966, Rock County paid some $1,5 million in property taxes and in 1969 the estimated amount which its residents have been forced to pay is officially $27.6 million. In 1970, the projected property lllllllltlllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllll Saturday in St. John's Community Church, Oakland, with burial in Union Cemetery, Town of Sumner.

Friends may call at the church from noon until time of services Saturday. tax figure for Rock County will be some $30 million." 'Budget Cuts Deceiving' "This amounts to a doubling in property taxes in just four years," Lucey said. "Certainly if the present upward trend continues much longer, the property tax in Wisconsin will become confiscatory, if it is not already so." Lucey blamed the local tax increase on the GOP budget, which he said has "led to this outrageous escalation in the property tax burden in Wisconsin." "The idea that Republican budget cuts have saved money for the Wisconsin resident is decrptive," Lucey said. He accused the Repuolicans with avoiding responsibility for financing educational costs. Sullivan Insurance Merges With Laub Vincent E.

Sullivan, owner of Sullivan Insurance Agency, has announced that the agency has merged with the Laub Group a statewide firm representing 25 major groups of insurance companies. The operations of the Sullivan agency will be consolidated with Jensen Phillips Agency, the Janesville agency of the Laub Group. Vincent Sullivan will be an account executive with Jensen Phillips. The Sullivan Insurance Agency was founded in 1914 by William B. Sullivan when he purchased the Frank Blair Insurance Agency operations in Janesville.

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