The Winona Daily News from Winona, Minnesota • 19

I a a a a a a a a 1 1 Municipal Court WINONA Eugene Monahan, 20, Cummings pleaded guilty to a charge of indecent exposure. Judge John D. McGill sentenced Monahan to 60 days in the Winona County Jail and suspended the sentence for a period of 30 days on condition he seek help from the Hiawatha Valley Mental Health Center, follow their prescribed treatment and make arrangements with the center to keep the court informed of his progress. McGill admonished Monahan that if he committed the same offense within the 30 day period the court would impose sentence immediately. Monahan was arrested at 4:41 p.m.

Tuesday at his home. The offense allegedly occurred Monday on the 600 block of West 3rd St. FORFEITURES: Mrs. Kenneth McCready, 1090 Marian $10, parking near fire hydrant, 1:09 a.m. Tuesday, East Wabasha and Vine streets.

David Moracco, 960 W. King $5, overtime parking, 4:37 p.m. lot number 3, East 3rd JACKSON COUNTY BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. (Special) A total of $2,612.31 was collected in fines and forfeitures in 88 traffic cases handled in Jackson County Court Monday. Among them were the following: Kathy M.

Ball, Black River Falls, and Forrest M. Casper, Alma Center, driving without valid drivers' licenses, $47 each. Allen F. Brockway, Black River Falls, inattentive driving, $47. Orpha Easterson, Osseo, inattentive driving, $47.

Gordon McCormick, Black River Falls, juvenile of 17 transferred to. adult court, no protective headgear, driving 'restricted for 30 days. Bradley Smith, Rapids, driving after revocation, $50 fine plus $13.31 costs plus 15 days mandatory jail sentence. Trempealeau Co. TREMPEALEAU, Wis.

(Special) Fines assessed by Milton Uhl, Trempealeau municipal judge, for the month closing Sept. 27: Rosellen Lipinski, 19, Fountain City, speeding, 40 m.p.h? in 25-mile zone, $32. Reinhold N. Tamke, 66, Arcadia, speeding, 37 m.p.h. in 25-mile zone, $32.

Dale D. 37 Benusa, m.p.h. 23, in Arcadia, 25-mile speeding, zone, $27. Alan R. Remus, 18, Ettrick, speeding, 37 m.p.h.

in 25-mile zone, $27. William E. Thelen, 27, Trempealeau, speeding 36 m.p.h. in 25-mile zone, $27. Michael J.

Pinter, Cudahy, speeding, 37 m.p.h. in 25- mile zone, $27. Charles A. Duell, 26, Trempealeau, speeding, 44 m.p.h. in 25-mile zone, $32.

Frank R. Freismuth, 26, Onalaska, backing in a block and a half and crossing an intersection, $27. Jerome B. Fetting, 30, La Crosse, speeding, 38 m.p.h. in 25-mile zone, $27.

Robert Brunkow, 22, Trempealeau, speeding, 38 m.p.h. in 25- mile zone, $27. Paula M. Fleming, 21, Rochester, speeding, 38 m.p.h. in 25-mile zone, $27.

Llaird B. Hunter, 38, Trempealeau, speeding, 39 m.p.h. in 25-mile zone, $27. Patrick Chase, 21, Galesville, failure to stop at stop sign, $27. Paul H.

Brom, 50, Winona, operating vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor, $127. Driver's micense revoked. WINONA DAM LOCKAGE Tuesday 11 a.m. Cayuga, 6 barges, up. Today Flow 12,600 cubic feet per second at 8 a.m.

today. 12:05 a.m. George W. Banta, 5 barges, up. 9:30 a.m.

Johnny Dan, 2 barges, down. 10:30 a.m. Badger, 8 barges, down; IMPOUNDED DOGS No. 158-Small black female, part cocker and dachshund, available. No.

181 Black Labrador male, available. No. 171-Large German shepherd male, brown and black, available. No. 186-Female black Labrador, No.

puppy, 188 available. male black Labrador and police dog, no license, second day. TODAY'S BIRTHDAY Coleen Beth Aldinger, Winona Rt. 3, 1. Winona State Enrollment Up Winona State College on-campus enrollment for the fall quarr ter has reached 3,877, a 4.7 gain over a year ago.

Including students enrolled in off-campus classes, the total rises to 4,060. There are 937 new freshmen, compared with 859 a year ago. Of the on-campus enrollment, 3,463 are undergraduates and 414 graduates. The men far outnumber the women: 2,106 to 1,771. The Daily Record At Community Memorial Hospital Maternity 8:30 p.m.

Visitors to at one time. Visiting patients: 2 10 children under patiente: 2 to 3:30 and (Adults only.) patient limited two nours: Medical and surgical 4 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. (no 12.) TUESDAY ADMISSIONS Freibert Lawrenz, Lewiston, Minn. Bernard Meyer, Dakota, Minn. Mrs.

Stella Zaborowski, 166 Olmstead St. Allyn Ramsden, Winona Rt. 3. Mrs. Emmert Mann, Alma, Wis.

Henry Golish, Lamoille, Minn. John L. Wolff, Eyota, Minn. John Cisewski, Minnesota City, Minn. Lyle Truax, 653 W.

5th St. Admitted Monday: Terry Beck, 721 E. 3rd St. DISCHARGES Mrs. Tena Moen, Whitehall, Wis.

Mrs. Richard Adamczyk and baby, 460 Sioux St. Baby boy Hein, 259 W. 5th St. Kent Inman, 1808 W.

4th St. Mrs. Edwin Niemeyer, 1217 W. Mark St. Mrs.

Ralph Van Gilder, 652 Wilson St. Mrs. Fern Hanson, Sugar Loaf. Mrs. Elton Geilow, 915 39th Goodview.

Robert Zywicki, 515 E. 3rd St. Hubert Volkman, 803 W. Howard St. BIRTHS Mr.

and Mrs. Junior Malenke, Lamoille, Rt. 1, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Lester (Bud) Baechler, 4525 6th Goodview, a daughter, BIRTHS ELSEWHERE BLAIR, Wis. (Special) To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hizer, Clinton, a son at Beloit Memorial Hospital Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Otterson, Blair, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hizer, Black River Falls, are the grandparents. To Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Leque Whitehall, a son at Black River Memorial Hospital Oct. 9. Mr. and Mrs.

Rolland Byom, rural Melrose, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Leque rural Blair, are the grandparents. Winona Funerals Mrs. Leslie Beeman Funeral services for Mrs.

Leslie Beeman, 650 Sioux were held this afternoon at Fawcett Funeral Home, Dr. Edward S. Martin, Central United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons, Douglas Beeman, James Beeman and Harold Happel Roger Thompson, Jack Lorenz and Ronald Kahoun.

Bids Rejected At Wabasha WABASHA, Minn. All bids on the one-story with basement addition to the Wabasha County courthouse were rejected by the County Board of Commissioners at a special meeting Tuesday because they exceeded the estimate. The board, which will meet again next Tuesday, plans to call for new bids in about six weeks, according to James Carlson, Winona, the architect. The addition will be 70 by 112 feet and will house the welfare department now on the top floor of the present building, the probate court now on the first floor, and commissioner and coffee rooms. Lake City Chest Goal Is $12,500 LAKE CITY, Minn.

(Special) -The goal of the Community Chest drive, which opened in Lake City Monday, is $12,500, The 14 benefitting tions are: Camp Fire Girls, Salvation Army, $500, Boy Scouts, Minnesota Association for Retarded Children, $840; Minnesota tion for Crippled Children and Adults, $935; Minnesota Association for Mental Health, $261; Children's Home Society of Minnesota, $280; Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, $250; USDO Defense Fund, $122; Red Cross, Minnesota Research Council, $87; Correctional Services of Minnesota, $38; Cystic Fibrosis, $84, and miscellaneous approved charities, $453. Committee chairmen are: Walter Dallman, industrial; Vincent Goihl and Carl Palmer, downtown business and professional people; Leonard Weber and William Herman, outly. ing business and professionals, Mrs. Gale Brandecker, James Albright and Lester Marston, residential drive. Emery Zillgitt will serve as treasurer.

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22, 1969 Two-State Deaths Mrs. Minnie Burmeister Mrs. Minnie Burmeister, 89, Harmony, died this morning at 2 in the Green Lea Manor Rest Home, Mabel, following a 4 year illness. The former Minnie Miller, she was born Feb. 19, 1880 in Harmony Township to William and Minnie Miller and was married to Louie Burmeister June 22, 1905 at St.

Paul's Lutheran Church, Big Springs, where she was a member. Survivors are: One son, Vernon, and two daughters, Mrs. Perry (Mildred) Pederson and Mrs. Wiliard (Leona) Harmon, all of Harmony, and five grandchildren. Her husband, two daughters, four brothers and two sisters have died.

Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, The Rev. Gerald Brown officiating. Burial will be in Big Springs Cemetery.

Friends may call at Abraham Funeral Home here Friday afternoon and evening and until noon Saturday and then at the church after 1 p.m. Edgar Koesterman MONDOVI (Special) Edgar Koesterman, 64, Kenosha, died at a hospital there Tuesday after a short illness. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koesterman, he was born at Martinsburg, April 16, 1905.

He married Laura Pritzkau 1932 and the couple farmed in the Gilmanton area from 1953 to 1960, then moved to Kenosha where they operated a grocery store. Survivors include his wife; one son, Charles, Mondovi; one daughter, Mrs. William (Doris) Davis, Kenosha; 10 grandchildren; one brother, Alfred, Lead, S.D., and two halfbrothers, Lyle and Roy, Larimore, N.D. Funeral sevices will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Kjentvet Son Funeral Home, Mondovi, the Rev.

Norman Ruthenbeck of the Zion Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Friday until time of services Saturday. HARMONY, Minn.

(Special) Otto S. Leque BLAIR, (Special) Funeral services for Otto Sanford Leque, 72, rural Hixton, will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Faith Lutheran Church, rural Blair, the Rev. L. H.

Jacobson officiating, with burial in the church cemetery. He died Saturday at La Crosse Lutheran Hospital where he was a patient for several weeks. He was born May 6, 1897, to Ole and Mattia Hanson Leque, rural Ettrick. A veteran of World War he married former Hazel Thompson and the couple farmed in this area for many years. Survivors are: His wife; one daughter, Mrs.

James (Grace) Ericksmoen, Blair; 11 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; three brothers, Christian, Galesville; Anton, Blair, and Tilman, Ettrick; and three sisters, Mrs. Louise Gunderson, Blair; Mrs. Andrew Sekse, Dixon, and Mrs. Leonard (Ella) Herreid, Auburn, Wash. Friends may call after 2.

p.m. Thursday at Frederixon-Jack Funeral Home, Blair, and at the church Friday from 12:30. Herman VanDermullen LA CRESCENT, Minn. Herman VanDermullen, 91, died Tuesday at 9 p.m. 'at the La Crescent Nursing Home following an illness of several months.

A retired farmer, he was born Sept. 25, 1878, on La Crescent Ridge to Claus and Mary Kramer VanDermullen. A lifelong area resident, he never married and was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church, Dakota. Survivors are: One half sister, Mrs. Mary Guenther, Beardsley, two sisters-inlaw, Mrs.

Frieda Miller, Yakima, and Mrs. Agnes Miller, Winona, and nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Friday at 1 p.m. at Watkowski Funeral Home, Winona, and at 2 at Holy Cross Church, Dakota, the Rev. Kuisle, La Crescent, officiating.

Burial will be in Pine Creek Cemetery, La Crescent. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. and after 7. Rosary will be recited at 8. Albert T.

Tamke ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) Albert T. Tamke, 70, died at 8:30 a.m. today at St. Joseph's Hospital here after an illness of six weeks.

The son of August and Pauline Schoelman Tamke, he was born in Germany Nov. 10, 1898. He came to this country when he was 12 years old. He married Elsie Wolfe and they farmed in the Glencoe Ridge area until they retired in 1962. She died in 1965.

Survivors include one son, AL bert Arcadia; two daughters, Mrs. Richard (Eileen) Stroinski, Winona, and Mrs. James (Evelyn) Lisonski, Fountain City; 12 grandchildren; three brothers, Reinhold, cadia; Ludwig, Fountain City, and Otto, Milwaukee, and three sisters, Mrs. Theodore (Atahlia) Eikamp, Cochrane; Mrs. Albert (Alvina) St.

Louis, Eau Claire, and Mrs. Louis (Ida) Zeller, Fountain City. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the American Lutheran Church, the Rev. Wayne Radke officiating.

Burial will be in St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery, Glencoe. Friends may call at the Killian Funeral Home after p.m. Thursday. A devotional will be conducted by Rev.

Radke at 8. Allen J. Howard SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Special) Allen James Howard, 44, Spring Grove, died this morning at the Veterans Hospital, Minneapolis, after an illness of seven years. The son of Peter and Selma Skadson Howard, was born at Raub, N.D., Jan.

28, 1925. He lived in North Dakota until 1947 when he moved to this area. He married Betty Mae Lund at Black Hammer, June 1 18, 1949. The couple were engaged in farming in the Black Hammer area. He was a veteran of World War II, a member and a trustee of Faith Lutheran Church, Black Hammer, and a member of the Spring Grove American Legion.

Survivors include his wife; three sons, Dale, a student at Winona State College, and Ronald and Wayne at home; one daughter, Michele, at home; his mother, Mrs. Selma Howard, rural Spring Grove; four brothers, Roland, Hutchinson, Willard, Minot N.D.; LaVerne, Minneapolis, and Duane, Fountain, six sisters, Mrs. Herbert (Charlotte) Geving, Parshall, N.D.; Mrs. Harley (Phyllis) Rodne, Bismarck, N.D.: Mrs. Nick (Verna) Romand, Minneapolis; Mrs.

Gordon (Amie) Rudie, Plasa, N.D.; Miss Olive Howard, Rochester, and Mrs. Richard (Lorraine) Dahlin, Rosewell, N.M. 1. His father, one sister and one brother have died. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Faith Lutheran Church, Black Hammer, Rev. Rolf G. Hanson officiating. Burial will be in church cemetery. may call at the Engell-Roble Funeral Home, Spring Grove, Friday afternoon and evening and Saturday morning, and at the church from 1 p.m.

Saturday until services. Mrs. T. Robert Wilson Mrs. T.

Robert Wilson, 56, former Winona resident, died morning the Jennie Admundson Hospital, Council Bluffs, Iowa, after an illness of several months. The former Ruth McCarl, she was born in Eagle Lake, March 17, 1913, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

McCarl. She married T. Robert Wilson. She lived in Winona until 1945 when she moved to Iowa. Survivors include her husband: daughter, Mrs.

Robert (Barbara) Egbert, of Louisiana; one grandchild; one brother, Robert B. McCarl, Winona, and two sisters, Mrs. A. Drazkowski, Harvey. and Mrs.

Edward F. Pellowski, Winona. Funeral services will be at Bluffs, Iowa, Thursday afternoon. Burial will be at Lineville, Iowa, Friday. Mrs.

George W. Pfister PRESTON, Minn. (Special)- Funeral W. Pfister services will for be Thurs- Mrs. George day at 2 p.m.

at Christ Lutheran Church, the Rev. Walter E. N. Wahl officiating. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery, Pallbearers will be Arthur and Roger Hahn, Julius Morey, Robert Rathke, Walter Durst and Kenneth Severson.

Friends may call at the Thauwald Funeral Home until noon Thursday, and at the church from 1 p.m. John Wolfe ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) John Wolfe, 87, former Arcadia resident, died Tuesday at the Moulder Rest Home, West Salem, following an illness of several years. A retired farmer, he was born Dec. 12, 1881 in the Town of Cross, rural Fountain City, to Phillip and Agnes Ruhelmann Wolfe and married Anna Sauer.

They farmed in the Cortland area, rural Arcadia, and also resided at Bluff Siding. His wife died in 1967. Survivors are: One daughter, Mrs. Millard (Erna) Wettlauffer, Arcadia; two grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one brother, Ervin, Whitehall, and two sisters, Mrs. William (Dennie) Kube, Arcadia, and Mrs.

Frank (Orphie) Schmitt, Fountain City. Four sisters have died. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the American Lutheran Church here, the Rev. Wayne Radke officiating.

Burial will be in the Glencoe Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call at Killian Funeral Home after 4 p.m. today. There will be a devotional service at 8. TV OWNERS VIENNA (AP) More than half of all Austrian households own a television set, the Austrian Postal Department reported.

Winona Winona, Daily Minnesota News 19a WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 1969 Weather Date From U.S. WEATHER- BUREAU ESSA COLD 30 ALDER COLD Shewers Snew FORECAST Flurries AXE 70 Figures Shew Low Temperatures Expected Until Thursday Morning Iselated Precipitation Net. Indicated Consult Lacel farecast WEATHER FORECAST Showers are due tonight over the Southwest Plains, lakes area, and from the Carolinas to Florida, where a hurricane watch is in effect. Snow: is forecast over the north lakes area and Dakotas while rain is due in the Pacific Northwest.

It will be colder in the north central and eastern portions. (AP Photofax) Local Readings High temperature 58, low 27, 1 noon 38, precipitation .04. A year ago: High 75, low 44, noon 44, precipitation trace. Normal range for this date 59 to 38. Record high 83 (1899 and 1947), record low 19 (1930).

Sun rises tomorrow at 7:31, sets at 6:10. Readings for the 24 hours ending at noon today: 1st Qtr. Full Nov. 16 Oct. 25 Forecasts Minnesota Forecasts Minnesota Variable cloudiness tonight and Thursday.

Slight chance of little rain or snow in northwest Thursday. Continued quite cool tonight. A little warmer Thursday. Lows tonight 15 to 25 northeast, 24 to 30 west and south. Highs Thursday 40 to 50 north, 48 to 58 south.

Wisconsin Fair to partly cloudy and cold tonight with freezing temperatures, lows 18-26 north, 24-30 south. Considerable cloudiness and not quite so cold Thursday, highs 37- 47. S.E. Minnesota Variable cloudiness tonight and Thursday, Continued cold tonight. A little warmer Thursday.

Low tonight 24-28. High Thursday 48-58. Outlook Friday: Temperatures near normal, chance of a little rain or snow. Long-Range MINNESOTA Temperatures will average four to eight degrees below normal Thursday through Monday, continuing quite cool most days. Occasional periods of rain or snow with liquid content averaging one-quarter to one-half Inch.

Precipitation most likely Thursday or Friday and again on Monday. Normal highs 46-54 north, 52-58 south. Normal lows 27-33 north, 31-37 south. WISCONSIN Temperatures are expected to average about seven degrees below the normal highs of 48 to 58 and normal lows of 31 to 37 Thursday through next Monday. Minor day to day changes in temperatures indicated.

Precipitation is expected to total near one-half inch water equivalent in rain or snow about Saturday or Sunday. FIRE CALLS TODAY 8:57 a.m. H. O. Shackell residence, 322 Main extinguish rubbish burning in bin at back of house, hand pump used.

Nov. 2 Nov. Elsewhere High Low Pr. Albany, rain 57 6 Albuquerque, rain 60 40 1.07 Atlanta, clear 74 48 Bismarck, clear 53 28 Boston, rain 63 45 Buffalo, snow 53 32 .42 Charlotte, clear 74 45 Chicago, cloudy 62 36 .04 Cincinnati, cloudy 66 45 Cleveland, cloudy 54 42 Detroit, cloudy 53 38 .01 Fairbanks, snow 27 12 Fort Worth, clear 81 55 Helena, clear 66 35 Indianapolis, cloudy 63 39 Jacksonville, rain 85 73 Juneau, cloudy 48 32 Kansas City, clear 77 44 Los Angeles, cloudy 76 62 Louisville, clear 68 49 Memphis, 74 50 Miami, cloudy 83 78 .03 Milwaukee, cloudy 51 31 .02 clear 57 27 .02 New Orleans, clear 84 65 New York, 65 50 Okla. City, 69 46 Omaha, clear 67 30 Philadelphia, cloudy 70 44 Phoenix, cloudy 73 54 .06 Pittsburgh, 57 46 Ptland, cloudy 71 47 City, clear 61 34 Richmond, clear 75 44 St.

Louis, clear 71 43 Salt Lk. City, clear 59 36 San Diego, clear 70 53 San clear 74 54 Seattle, cloudy 70 49 Tampa, cloudy 85 77 Washington, cloudy 71 47 T-Trace. River Flood Stage 24-hr. Stage Today Chg. Red Wing 14 2.2 0 Lake City 6.0 Alma Dam, T.W.

3.9 0 Whitman Dam 2.2 Winona Dam, T.W. 3.2 WINONA. 13 5.4 Trempealeau Pool 10.1 Trempealeau Dam 3.7 Dakota 7.0 Dresbach Pool 9.0 Dresbach Dam 1.1 La Crosse 12 4.1 Tributary Streams Chippewa at Durand 2.4 Zumbro at Theilman 28.8 Trempealeau at D. 2.6 Black at Galesville 1.4 La Crosse at W. S.

4.3 4.2 Root at Houston 5.4 RIVER FORECAST Thurs. Fri. Sat. Red Wing .....2.2 2.2 2.1 Winona .5.4 5.4 5.3 La Crosse .......4.1 4.1 4.2 In Years Gone By Ten Years Ago 1959 President Eisenhower arrived at Augusta, for five-day vacation to help him shake a lingering cold. Partly cloudy, with little change in temperature as it reads, 57, Goodview voted on whether to rent sewer service from Winona; as the final tabulation came out the 224 villagers vote was tied 112 to 112.

Twenty-Five Years Ago 1944 The Frank J. Brom Machine Foundry Co. has added $3,000 worth of new equipment and plans future improvements to further modernize its plant. Fifty Years Ago 1919 The Rev. W.

E. Dudley departed for Grand Rapids, where he will attend the general convention of Congregational churches. Miss Paline Lucille Mayo, reader and impersonator, has been secured by the young people of the McKinley Methodist Church to give two entertainments this week. Seventy-Five Years Ago 1894 A new horse, bought, from a farmer residing in Pleasant Valley, was added to the Central fire department equipment today. Mrs.

H. Crandell, New York City, and Mrs. R. T. French, Rochester, N.Y., are visiting Mrs.

J. Kendall. One-Hundred Years Ago 1869 From 75 to 80 cars of wheat are received daily at the elevator in this city. John S. Obieglo John S.

Obieglo, 54, Chicago, former resident of Winona and Arcadia, died in that city Monday. Funeral services will be Friday at 9:30 a.m. at the Modell Funeral Home, Chicago, followed by services at the St. Turibius Church. Burial will be in the Resurrection Cemetery in that city.

Mrs. Lawrence T. Bitzan Mrs. Lawrence T. Bitzan, 53, 660 W.

4th died Tuesday at 4:10 p.m, at Community Memorial Hospital following an illness of several months. The former Evaldine Drazkowski, she was born here March 30, 1916 to Leo and Stella Kleinschmidt Drazkowski and was married Oct. 4, 1946 at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. A lifelong area resident, she was a member of St. Casimir's Catholic Church.

Survivors, are: John Her and husband; Jothree brothers, seph, Winona, and Leo, Paramount, and a sister, Mrs. Paul (Mary) Andrzejewski, Waseca, Minn. Funeral services will be Friday at 8:30 a.m. at Watkowski Funeral Home and at 9 at St. Casimir's, the Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Emmett Tighe officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m.

and after 7. Rosary will be recited at 8. Winona Deaths Mrs. Clara Erdmann Mrs. Clara Erdmann, 83, died at 3:25 p.m.

Tuesday at Community Memorial Hospital. She had been a resident of the Sauer Memorial Home the past three years. The former Clara Bunke, she was born in the Town of Hart, Winona County, June 24, 1886, the daughter of Ferdinand and Elizabeth Brandt Bunke. She married Julius Erdmann, Oct. 12, 1905, in the Town of Hart.

The couple lived in Winona County, than at Witoka, several years, and then moved to 460 Wilsie Winona, where they lived six years. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1955. He died in 1960. She was a member of St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Survivors include one son, Victor, Winona; seven daughters, Mrs. William (Linda) Lassen, Kellogg, Mrs. Ervin (Dorothy) Ebert, Mrs. Arthur (Stella) Block, Mrs. Elmer (Erna) Luedtke and Mrs.

Arthur (Ines) Voelker, Winona; Mrs. Austin (Ethel) Roberts, Newport, and Mrs. Donald (Delores) Tietz, South St. Paul; 31, grandchildren; great-grandchildren; two brothers, George Bunke, Winona, Werner Bunke, Rushford, and four sisters, Mrs. Reinard (Anna) South Dakota; Mrs.

Henry (Emma) Fabian, Frieda Albrecht and Mrs. Herman (Elizabeth) Schultz, Winona. One son, three brothers and one sister have died. Funeral sevices will be at 2 p.m. Friday at St.

Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church, the Rev. A. L. Mennicke officiating. Burial will be in the Wilson Lutheran Cemetery, Winona County.

Friends may call at Breitlow-Martin Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and until noon Friday, from 1 p.m. until services. Devotional services will be held at the funeral home Thursday evening at 8:45. A memorial is being planned.

Two-State Funerals Virgil C. Leque ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) Funeral services for Virgil Clayton Leque, 28, Sedalia, who was killed in an automobile accident in that city Oct. 12, were held at Sedalia Oct. 15, with burial there.

According to police reports, Leque's car was struck broadside by a delivery truck which ended up on top of the car about 165 feet from the point of impact, Leque was thrown and pronounced dead at the scene. He was born at Ettrick April 23, 1941, to the late Jens Arthur and Millie Leque. He married Patricia Buggs Oct. 17, 1959, at Fulton, Ill. Survivors are: His wife; two daughters, Patty, 7, and Thelma.

one son, Bernard, 5, all of Wabasha, his mother, Mrs. Millie Leque, Sedalia; three brothers, Ole Warrensburg, Lvle, St. Louis, and Carl, Clinton. Iowa, and four sisters, Mrs. Elmer Berg, Independence: Mrs.

Bernie Meyers, La Crosse; Mrs. Homer Hubert, Junction City, and Mrs. Hugh Lewis, Utica. Minn. One son died at nine months, USED BOOKS LOUISVILLE, Ky.

(AP) This sign appears over the books in a secondhand store: "These books were owned by a little old lady who never read faster than 50 words a minute." Bloodmobile Draws 144 Pints At Lake City A total of 144 pints of blood was contributed to the Red Cross bloodmobile during its first stop in Wabasha County here Monday. There were 11 rejects among the 155 registered. Ten first-time donors and 50 were walk-ins, Four pints were given by the Eighteen Club. Three-gallon pins were won by Mrs. Walter Furst, Mrs.

Leonard Burbach, Richard Huppert, Orville Wempner and Arthur Gray; two-gallon pins were awarded Russell Breuer, Mrs. Kenneth Mulder, Dr. Arnold Follstad. Mrs. Joseph Weichel and Willard Wintheiser, and one-gallon pins to Ralph Breuer, Mrs.

Dorothy Kennedy, Engene Gladner, Frank Sievers and Arnold Schwanson, Mrs. John Peters chairman of the blood bank, was assisted by Mrs. John Thorson. Newcomers Club members Mrs. Jaycees called for donors, Mrs.

W. P. Gjerde notified nurses. LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) 100 Attend Alma Library Open House ALMA, Wis.

(Special)-Some 100 persons attended the Alma library open house at the spacious new quarters in the city building, the former Buffalo County Teachers College, Saturday. The walls are newly panelled, the floor carpeted, and there is more shelving from the former college library, Three oil paintings have been hung: "The Mississippi at Alma" by Mrs. Roger Averbeck, La Crosse, and donated by Dr. and Mrs. Max O.

Bachhuber and the others by Mrs. James Mellema and donated by her. Also on the wall is an 1884 lithograph of Alma showing the railroad through the city, donated by Theodore Buehler. Flowers were donated by several for the occasion. Soft music came from a recordplayer placed in the library as a memorial to the late Ottilia Neumeister, librarian for many years, contributed by friends and the library board.

'Missing' Man Returns Home WHALAN, Minn. Norlin Okson, 51-year-old Whalan man. living alone, returned home this morning from Lutheran Hospital, La Crosse, where he had. gone some 10 days ago without notifying anyone when he became very ill with bleeding ulcers. His sister, Mrs.

Evan Engebretson, Peterson, was notified by neighbors that he apparently was gone because they hadn't seen him around. Alarmed, she called the Fillmore County sher-eR iff's office at Preston, who began a search. Olson is a veteran of World War II. Buffalo County Shop Contracts Are Awarded ALMA, Wis. (Special) Contracts totaling $252,705 have been let by the Buffalo County Board of Supervisors for construction of a new county highway shop Highway 37 about two miles northeast of Alma.

The general contract went to Peter Nelson Son, La Crosse, at the electrical to Clark Electric, Alma, at plumbing to Winona Plumbing $40,417, and heating and ventilating, also to Winona Plumbing at $9,563. C. J. Woychik Construction, Whitehall, bid $160,500 for the general construction contract. and Hovland Sheet Metal Eau Claire, $13,627 for heating and ventilating.

There were no other bidders for the electrical and plumbing contracts. Nigerian Student Seeks Pen Pals A Nigerian student is seeking pen pals in Minnesota "regardless of age or sex." Abraham Douglas Okun states that he is five feet six, light. in complexion with dark eyes and curly hair. His hobbies include exchange of letters and post cards, singing and reading of novels. "I shall be very grateful," he wrote, "if this my letter is published in your daily wide read journal." His address: No.

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