The Winona Daily News from Winona, Minnesota • 19

Thurdy, January 21, If if WINONA DAILY NEWS If Df from U.S. WMTHM IUf AU 20 -i a uinuX -)9 in 75 'V 7:30 p.m. today and after I p.m. Friday at Stcficn Funeral Home. Rosary will be said at 8 p.m.

Friday at the funeral home. Mrs. Joseph Wis LAKE CITY, Joseph Wise, 81, died of a heart attack at her home here at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, The former Julia Simons, she was born here May 1. 1878, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Simons, and was married to Joseph Wise Feb. 14. 1901. She lived here most of her life and was a member of St.

Mary's Catholic Church, the Missionary society, Kosary society and Guild. She was a graduate of Winona State College. Survivors include a son, George, and a daughter, Mrs. William Catherine) Redmond, both of Lake Radio Network To Watch Guards Found in Prison WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (AP) State prison officials here have uncovered a secret radio network, run by and for prisoners, that was used to keep check on guards' The network's tiny transmitters sent voice signals to every inmate's radio, but the weak beams did not penetrate the thick prison walls.

None of the authorities here knew about the network until prisoners staged a riot Jan. 6. In the ensuing shakedown, the transmitters were discovered. Warden Mark S. Richmond says thpl the transmitters were found inside radios belonging to certain prisoners.

He said other prisoners who owned radios could pick up the broadcasts. "And almost every inmate had his own radio through which he could listen," the warden sad. The prison has 750 inmates. was a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church at Silo. She was married to Louis Krenzke May 24.

1908. She is survived by her husband; one daughter, Mrs. Theodore Odahm, Lewiston, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Immanuel Lutheran Church at Silo.

Burial will be in the church cemetery with the Rev. Harold C. Braun officiating. Friends may call at Werner Funeral Home Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday at the church from noon until services. Peron to 'Sun Coast' SEVILLA.

Spain (AP) Ex-President Juan D. Peron of Argentina left by car today to visit Spain's Mediterranean "sun const." An aide of the former dictator said he and his party of four will stay at a luxury hotel in Tor-r molinos. a resort town near Malaga, until a villa is found. Miner's Cap for Mac JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (AP) Goldminers presented British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan today with a practical addition to his collection of hats.

Inspired by Macmil'ao's eye Karen Carlson at Ada, in December 1899 and they lived on a farm near here 18 years. They then purchased the Fountain Hotel which they continued to operate until the death of Mrs. Bendickson 13 years ago. He Is survived by three sons, Clifford and Howard, Fountain, and Odin, Rochester; one daughter, Mrs. Lyman Stevens, Fountain, and six grandchildren.

Funeral services will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Drury Funeral Home and at Fountain Lutheran Church at 2 with burial in the church cemetery. The Rev. Walter Aamoth will officiate. Aaron Hulett PIGEON FALLS.

Wis. (Special) Aaron Hulett, about 87, died this morning at his York home near Pigeon Falls. The funeral will be held at North-field Lutheran Church by the Rev. Duvid M. Bey, pastor.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Funeral arrangements are being completed by liagen Funeral Home. Mrs. Erna Kranzka LEWISTON. Minn.

(Special) -Mrs. Louis Krenzke, 75, died at 7 a.m. today at Matteson Nursing Home, Eyota, where she had been about a year. The former Erna Ncitzel. she was the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Neitzel. born Sept. 7, 1884. in Hillsdale Township.

She has lived here nearly all her life and Rail Union Breaks Off Pay Talks CHICAGO (AP) The Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen said today it has broken off pay negotiations with the country's railroads. II. L. Ellis, vice president and chief negotiator for the union, said the talks had been futile. The brotherhood represents 60, 000 locomotive firemen.

Ellis said in a statement the railroads had not made any kind of offer to the union either in direct negotiations or in recent sessions conducted by the National Mediation Board. Ellis said he expects the board to offer to arbitrate the dispute. If that fails, a spokesman said, the next steps would ba a strike vote and then intervention by a fact finding board that would be appointed by President Eisenhower. A camel docs not carry water In its hump. Water is conserved in its flesh.

City, and seven grandchildren. A brother and a sister have died. Until Friday Figures Low Temperatures Expected Plains. Oklahoma and the Pacific coast will have rain. It will be colder from the Rockies eastward as far south as the central Plains, Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic coast.

(AP Photofox Map) Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary's. The Rrv. Henry Russell will officiate with burial in the church cemetery.

Friends may call today and Friday after 7:30 p.m. at Tolz-mann Funeral Home. Leonard Ingvalson SPRING GROVE. Minn. (Special' Leonard Ingvalson, 64, died Wednesday at 6:30 a.m.

at Spring Grove Hospital where he had been a patient a short time. He was born in Iowa Jan. 31. WEATHER FORECAST Scattered mow flurries are expected tonicht in the Rockies, Great Lakes area and mountains of eastern Pennsylvania, with rain mixed with snow in the middle Mississippi Valley and eastern part of the central The Daily Record wore In Moscow last year, the miners gave him a fibre mining helmet, painted white, with a catching white fur hat which he safety lamp attached. 1895, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gunvald IngvalMin, and had lived here six years. He married Gilma Peterson March 17. 1921. at Big Canoe Lutheran Church, and they farmed in Iowa until he moved here.

He was a member of Highland Lutheran Church. He is survived by his wife: one son, Lcland, on the home farm: one daughter, Mrs. William Mary-Ann Averilte, Raleigh. N. one THURSDAY JANUARY 28, 1960 Two-State Deaths Theodora E.

Frumkin SPUING GROVE, Minn. (Special) Funeral services for Theodore E. Frumkin, 49. Wilmette, a founder of Mansfield Industries, which has a plant here, were held Friday at Piser Memorial Chapel, Chicago. Entombment was at Memorial Park Mausoleum.

Pallbearers were Thor KJome. Irvin Kemp, Junior Wirth, Verdcll Benson, Richard Skiba and Lawrence Gol- Winona Deaths Msgr. T. F. English The Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Thomas Francis English, 83. native Wino-nan, died suddenly Wednesday morning at his room in Hotel Stoddard, La Crosse, during a visit to that city. He had been pastor of St.

Ann's Church. Janesville, since November 1941. He was born here Nov. 7, 1876. son of the late Patrick and Bridget English.

He attended local schools and was a member of St. Thomas parish. He attended St. Thomas College. St.

Paul, and the St. Paul Seminary where he was ordained May 24, 1902. He was an assistant pastor at St. Thomas Church in Winona and was secretary to Bishops Cotter and Heffron from 1902-1912. Msgr.

English also had been pastor of churches at Slayton. New Richland. West Albany, Wykoff and Fountain, Minn. He was named a domestic prelate Feb. 16, 1932, by the late Pope Pius XII.

Survivors include one brother in Washinctnn state berg. Mansfield Industries has factor brother. Ole, Spring Grove; three sisters, Mrs. S. O.

Sacquitne, De-j corah, Iowa; Miss Louise Ingvalson, Asse Haugen Rest Home, De-'corah, Iowa, and Mrs. All ina Bjerke, Highland Township, Iowa, and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Highland Luther-' an Church, with burial in the church cemetery, the Rev. William T.

Hexom officiating. I Friends may call at Engell-Roble Funeral Home Friday after At Winona General Hospital WEDNESDAY Admissions Baby Reuben Hayfield, 66 Fairfax St. Henry M. Walinskl, 722 E. Wabasha St.

Mrs. William, Roth, I'tica. Minn. Mrs. Clarence Ressie, Lewiston, Minn.

Dave Morrisey, 276 Center St. Mrs. Richard Osborne, 1133 Marian St. Otto Kudart, 21ft Grand St. Alamo Purvis, 04 Lafayette St.

Mrs. James L. Abts, 1379 W. Sth St. Births Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Wineski, 371 Harriet a son. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brabbit, Winona Rt.

1. a son. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rolbiecki, 73'i E.

5th a son. Discharges Charles Baumann, 1203 Broadway. Mrs. Keith Beach and baby, Weaver, Minn. Vincent Boland, Lake Boulevard Robert Gussel, Fountain City, Wis.

Leonard Mastenbrook, Minnesota City. Minn. Mrs. Margaret Nerdahl, 564 E. Howard St.

Albert Schwanke, Fountain City, Wis. Mrs. Adolph Von Rohr, Hartford, Wis. Baby Amy Jo Welch, 511 E. Howard St.

A A 1 I r.j.. til pr; I Mucm, Italian a mum 7 f-vf I pmwliiw .3 c. I fJ KVE WBrtr SMIl and sliccd' 1 ies at Spring Grove, Burlington, and Tokyo, Japan. Mr. Frumkin died Jan.

20 at a Chicago hospital after an illness of several months. Survivors are: His wife: two sons, two daughters, his father, a brother and three sisters. Mansfield factories and offices were closed last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. C.

W. Brown LEWISTON. Minn. Mrs. C.

W. Brown. 82, wife of the former publisher of the Lewiston Journal, died Wednesday at the home of her daughter in Berrien Springs, Mich. Funeral services will be held at the Congregational church at New Richland, Saturday at 2 p.m. The Rev.

Herman G. Guy of Austin, pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, will officiate. The family has been living at New Richland. Otto Huskelhus WHITEHALL, Wis. Special! -Otto Huskelhus.

84, resident of the Golden Age Home here since September 1957, died about 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Community Hospital, where he had been a patient since Monday. Mr. Huskelhus was born Feb. 3.

1875, in the Town of Hale, son of Ole Huskelhus and his wife. Bertha Lokken Huskelhus. Never married, he resided on the home (arm until 1947 when it was sold. He lived in Osseo for a time and then at the Carl Finstad home here before moving to the Golden Age Home. One sister, Mrs.

Nina Arten, Minneapolis, and a nephew, Orrin Idrebo, Osseo, survive. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Evangelical Lutheran Church, Pigson Falls, by the Rev. David M. Bey, pastor.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the Hagen Funeral Home, Pigeon Falls, Friday afternoon and evening. Martin 0. Motn WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special -Martin O.

Moen, 72, former Whitehall area resident, died Wednes The body will lie in state at the funeral home at Janesville Saturday and will be transferred to St. Ann's Church at 2 p.m. Sunday. The Most Rev. Edward A.

Fitzgerald, bishop of the Winona diocese, will celebrate a pontifical requiem Mass at St. Ann's at 10:30 a.m. Monday. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Mist Edna Rosa Miss Edna Rose.

609 W. Wabasha died Wednesday afternoon at Winona General Hospital after a brief illness. A former -rural teacher. Miss Rose was a native of Winona County and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Rose. She attended schools in Winona, including the Winona Normal School, and the Chicago, Art Institute. Miss Rose was a member of the Winona County Historical Society. She is survived by a cousin. Miss Florence Schroth, Winona.

Funeral services will be Friday at 4 p.m. at Fa wcett-Abraham Chapel. Burial will be in Wood-lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Friday afternoon. Winona Funerals Bert Weaver Tunera! services for Bert Weaver.

601 E. Wabasha will be held at 10 a m. Friday at St. Stanislaus Church, with preliminary services at Borzyskowski Mortuary at 9:30. The Rt.

Rev. Msgr. N. F. Grulkowski will officiate and burial will be in St.

Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call at the mor- noon and evening and until noon Saturday. Mrs. Agnes C. Manahan CHATFIELD.

Minn. Funeral services lor Miss Agnes C. Manahan will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church, the Rt.

Rev. Msgr. William F. Coleman officiating. Burial will be in St.

Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call at Boctzer Funeral Home. The Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. today. Miss Manahan had been a private duty nurse at Rochester 10 years and prior to that in New York City for 15 years.

Survivors are: Her mother, Mrs. Martin Manahan. with whom she lived: thre brothers, Edward, Chatfield: Thomas, Chicago, and Cecil, Madrlia, and five sisters. Miss Mary. Rochester; Mrs.

L. J. Quinn, Santa Cruz, Miss Alice. Chatfield; Miss Josephine, Tampa, and Mrs. John Holhenic.

Northvillo, Mich. Pallbearers will be Joseph and Sylvester Tuohy, John Ward, Marvin Ohlrogg and John and Cyril Manahan. Gustav A. Brueske MILLVILLE. Minn.

SpeciaP Gustav A. Brueske. 76. died of a heart attack Wednesday at the home of his brother, Elmer Brueske. Mr.

Brueske was born at Plain-view Jan. 16, 1884. He lived here most of his life, was a retired laborer and had never married. Survivors include four brothers, Henry, Eyota; Walter, Riverside, Elmer, Millville, and Herbert, Elgin, and three sisters, Mrs. Ida Kruger, Rochester: Mrs.

Albert (Emma) Krasten, Austin, and Mrs. Emil (Elsie) Sell, Elgin. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church. Elgin.

The Rev. O. H. Dorn will officiate with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Plainview.

Pallbearers will be Albert Krasten, Henry Brueske. Kenneth Hag-gerty. Herbert Miller. Ralph Tie-deman and John Sell. Friends may call until 11 a.m.

Friday at Schleicher Funeral W. Pr. tool Mrs. Michael Wiley and baby, 3966-8th Goodview. IMPOUNDED DOCS No.

890 Male, black and white, no license, fourth day. No. 891 Male, black, part German Sheperd. red collar, no-license, fourth day. No.

892 Female, brown, no license, third day. No. 895 Male, small black and white, no license, first day. No. 896 Male, black cocker, no license, first day.

No. 897 Female, golden retriever, no license, first day. Available for good horn: One male yellow and white, part collie. TODAYS BIRTHDAYS David Edward Ledebuhr, Wino-na Rt. 3, 7.

Weather OTHER TEMPERATURES High Low Pr. tuary after 2 p.m. today. Msgr. Grulkowski will say the Rosary at 7:30 p.m.

Jacob Rogusika Ml Funeral services for Jacob Rosuszka, 515 Chatfield were i ft held this morning at Borzyskowski Mortuary with the Rev. John Wera of St. Stanislaus Church ofu ciating. 2 round loaves with new flavor thrills that will have your family coming back for more and more. In fact, these day morning at an Elkhorn, hospital after a three-year illness.

Twenty years ago he moved from this area to Lake Geneva. Wis. Three years ago he was admitted to the Veterans Administration Hospital, Wood, Wis. A year ago he was moved to a rest home at Elkhorn and then to the Elkhorn hospital. He was born Aug.

21, 1887, in the Town of Pigeon, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ole Mocn. He was a World War I veteran. Surviving are: Two brothers, Theodore.

Blair, and William. 11 A Graveside services at St. Mary's Cemetery were conducted by Neville-Lien Post 1287, Veterans of iA Foreign Wars. LCVE THAt Albuquerque, clear 52 33 Anchorage, cloudy 19 10 Atlanta, cloudy 55 50 .75 Bismarck, snow 23 3 Chicago, cloudy 37 33 .06 Cleveland, cloudy 32 28 .08 Denver, clear 49 29 Des Moines, cloudy 23 21 Fort Worth, cloudy 60 39 Helena, cloudy 39 33 Honolulu, rain 78 69 .11 Indianapolis, cloudy 43 34 .13 Krnsas City, cloudy 39 31 Los Angeles, clear 64 48 Louisville, cloudy 50 43 .07 Memphis, rain 61 43 Miami, clear 74 69 Milwaukee, cloudy 31 28 ,02 Paul, snow 24 19 New Orleans, cloudy 65 55 .43 New York, rain 50 37 .62 Philadelphia, rain 53 41 .51 Phoenix, clear 65 42 Portland, Me, snow 24 24 Portland, rain 46 37 .06 St. Louis, cloudy 44 32 .02 Salt Lake City, cloudy 37 31 .08 San Diego, clear 65 48 Can Francisco, cloudy 61 52 Seattle, cloudy 48 38 .02 Tcmpa.

clear 76 52 Washington, cloudy 55 43 .37 Home here and at the church an hour before services. Gust Bendickson FOUNTAIN. Minn. (SpeciaD-Gust Bendickson, 84, a lifelong resident of the Fountain area, died Wednesday at 1:30 a.m. at Lillejord Rest Home, Lanesboro, where he had been five months.

He Was born June 11, 1875, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bendick Bendickson near Preston. He married The following participated: An "BAKED ON THE llfi 1 4 loaves incorporate the kfirst new ideas in bread baking in years. 1 ton Kiszewski.

John Palubicki, George Nottlcman, Ray Thorne, Frank Malotke and John Paskie-witz. pallbearers: Fred Brensel, bugler; Gerald Van Pelt, drums; Janesville, and two sisters, StlCED rouiid my Robert McLean. Chester Tarras, ALL new mix- it' 1 St .41 Sing, new kneading, new Mrs. Pearl Doty, Oxford. N.

and Mrs. Elmer Thorson, Two sisters and two brothers have died. The body will be sent Friday to Pigeon Falls from a Lake Geneva funeral home. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Pigeon Creek! ra tc-UU wM rmmm aa a ft baking, new wrapping FOR YOU! $25" $600 NEW SHAPE Charles Zenk and August Ciemin-ski.

color detail, and Carl Harge-sheimcr, Bernard Stolpa. William Wooden, Joseph Hildebrandt, Frank Took, Roy Nelson, Robert Nelson, Eugene Ankrum and John Angewitz, firing squad. James Abts Infant Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Abts, 1379 W. Sth who died at Winona General Hospital shortly after birth Wednesday, were kumeran cnurcn hv the rpv. Christophersen, pastor. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mrs.

Paul Ryan CALEDONIA. Minn Snp.h NEW FLAVOR! That's why the whole town's talking about the New Round Italian and Round Rye. Mrs. Paul Rvan. 71.

a lifdnno held this afternoon at the Burke Funeral Home. resident here, died at 8 a.m. Wed-j nesday at Caledonia Community! Hospital after a long illness. The former Jennie Talom (ha The Rt. Rev.

Msgr. R. J. Snyder was born Aug. 7.

1888, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jownh Toim DnH 1 1 "Sa of St. Mary's Catholic Church officiated. Burial was in St.

Mary's Cemetery. Survivors include maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bening. Winona, and pa ii was married to Paul Ryan Nov.

25, 1920. They farmed near here until 1954 when Mr. Ryan died. Mrs. Ryan then stayed with a sister who has since died.

Trace Municipal Court WINONA Herbert Hassinger forfeited a $2 parking deposit. One-dollar parking deposits were forfeited by Rose Hanlan, Adolph Brtmer, Charles Sheakley, Mrs. John Woodworth and Ed Griescl. Verne Herman Heads Wabasha County Board PLAINVIEW. Minn.

Verne Herman was elected chairman of the Wabasha County Nursing Board at a meeting held at the Millville school Jan. 21. Mrs. B. J.

Rhcingans, Millville, was elected secretary. The hiring of a new county nurse was discussed. Man has been exterminating other mammals at the rate of one species a year since 1900. Survivors inc urfp thr MERT MULLANE, Mgr. Mart wants all her friends to come in and see her for the cash thty need up to $600.00 for seasonal of any other need.

EVEN IF YOU OWE OTHERS YOU CAN STILL APPLY AT ROYAL Miss Henrietta Ryan, Rochester; Mrs. Orville Gaspard, Caledonia, and Mrs. Armcila Constans, Portland, Ore. Funeral services will in ternal grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Abts, Fountain City, Wis. TO BUILDERS' CONVENTION LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Special) Members of the Houston County Chapter of the National Association of Home Builders attended the national convention in Chicago last week. They were Messrs.

and Mmes. Lyle Bateman, Donald Bateman, Charles Houge, D. J. Quillin and Clarence Vonderohe, all of La Crescent, and Messrs. and Mmes.

Peter Nelson, Joe Lee and Leo Felton, all of Caledonia. a.m. Saturday at St Prtor'a Pathn. lie Church. Mrs.

Ryan's brother- in-iaw. tne Kt. Rev. Msgr. John K.

Rvan. dean nf the rhnnl ROYAL FINANCE CO. 302 Choate Bldg. Third A Center Streets Phones 2361 Winona, Minn Baked by Sulkam philosophy at Catholic University of America. Washington, D.

will nfririalp Riiri.il will he In r.ihurA Cemetery. Friends may call after.