The Pioneer from Bemidji, Minnesota • Page 14

14 Tfce Pioneer Thursday, January 25,1173 Funeral services EDWARD S. VINGE Funeral services for Edward S. Vingc, 68, of rural Gonvick, who died at the Fosston Hospital Jan. 23, will be held at the Samhold Lutheran Church at Gonvick Friday at 11 a.m. The Rev.

E. M. Berg will officiate with burial in the church cemetery under the direction of the Cease Funeral Home. Mr. Vinge was born in Pine Lake township Sept.

25, 1904 and had lived in that area all his life. He is survived by his wife, the former Anna King; a daughter, Mrs. Mark (Margaret) Moohardt and a son, Mark of Gonvick; one grandson; a brother, Oscar of Hazlet, New Jersey; a sister, Mrs. Henry (Marie) Johnson of Gonvick. ST.

MARTIN RITES Funeral services for Philip St. Martin, who died Tuesday, will be held at St. Augustine Catholic Church at Cohasset Saturday at 10 a.m. A Rosary service will be held at the Rowe Funeral Home in Grand Rapids Friday at 8p.m. Burial will be in Wildwood Cemetery at Cohasset.

Mr. St. Martin, who made his home with his nephew, Jack St. Martin in Bemidji, is survived by his mother and a brother of Grand Rapids and four nephews. MISTIC FUNERAL Services for Mrs.

Thomas (Jeanine) Mistic, were held at St. John's Catholic Church Tuesday. The Rev. Ignatius Candrian and the Rev. Russell Anderson officiated.

Mrs. Russell Anderson was the organist and Mrs. Douglas Norvold, the soloist. Pallbearers were Richard Tobey, Andy, Frank and Pete Mistic, William and Steve Pemble. Burial was made in the church cemetery under the direction of the Olson- Schwartz Funeral Home.

Mrs. Mistic, whose accidental death occurred Saturday, is survived by her husband and a daughter, Jessica; her parents, a brother and three sisters. HEEMSTRA SERVICE The Rev. Robert Villwock was the officiant at services for Mrs. Wanda Heemstra Tuesday at the United Methodist Church.

Christine Hanson was the organist and Mrs. William Britton and Mrs. the vocalists. Pallbearers were Roy Thompson, Buster Donat, Tom Hill, Cliff Premo, Percy Bliss, and Everett Beveridge. Burial was made in Evergreen Cemetery at Backus under the direction of the Olson-Schwartz Funeral Home.

Mrs. Heemstra one of the five victims of a car-truck accident Saturday, is survived by two sons, five sisters and two brothers. MELHUS SERVICE Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Melhus were held at the Calvary Lutheran Church Tuesday with the Rev.

Russell Anderson officiating. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson was the organist and Mrs. Douglas Norvold, the soloist. Pallbearers were Carl, Robert and Rick Johnson, John and Eric Larsen, Merton Larson, Jim Musburger, Charles Noren, Ervin Olson, Morris Jacobson, Merlin Froyd and John Melhus.

Burial was made in Greenwood Cemetery under the direction of the Olson- Schwartz Funeral Home. The Melhuses, who were killed in a car-truck accident Saturday, are survived by three sons, Gregory and Randall of Bemidji and David, Grand Forks; two daughters, Mrs. William Noren of Honolulu, Hawaii and Mrs. Steven Larson, Bemidji. SLETTEN SERVICE Dr.

George Smith of St Bartholomew's Episcopal Church officiated at funeral services for Mrs. Oscar Sletten at the McKee Funeral Home Wednesday. Mrs. John H. Bender was the organist and Mrs.

Ednah Clairmont the soloist. Mrs. Sletten, who died at Stillwater Jan. 21 is survived by her husband; a son; five daughters, and three sisters, Mmes. Ettie Miller, Sadie Risland and Lillie Leister, all of Bemidji.

Attending from out of town were her son, Mr. and Mrs. James Sletten and family of Anoka and Mrs. Sletten's father, Mr. Peterson of Minneapolis; her daughters, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Krumrey and family, Anoka, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bullock, Minneapolis, Mrs. Victor Dougherty, Canton, Ohio; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Manning of Stillwater, a grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Risland of Pine River. One daughter, Mrs.

James Boyd of Rockford, was unable to attend. MRS. JOHN BORNHOLDT Mrs. John A. Bornholdt, 73, of Wilton died at the Clearwater Memorial Hospital at Bagley Wednesday.

Naomi Ruth Kirkpatrick was born at Aplington, Iowa June 4, 1899, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Kirkpatrick. She moved as a child to White Rock, S.D., later to Fargo where she was employed as a secretary. Her marriage to Mr.

Bornholdt took place at Fargo June 30, 1930 and they had lived in Wilton since 1932. Surviving besides her husband are a daughter, Joan Bornholdt of Minneapolis; two brothers, Harry Kirkpatrick of Green Acres, and John of Mentor; a sister, Mrs. Anna Johnson of Minneapolis. She was predeceased by her not for cutting parents. paper or string or for sharp- Funeral services will be en pencils.

Store the knives held at the Olson-Schwartz i a if holder or in sheaths Funeral Home Saturday at th at fit over the blades. 1:30 p.m. The Rev. Russell Anderson will officiate with burial in Calvary Lutheran Cemetery. County Court Olt Kislund, Bemidji, was found guilty of failure to yield (lie right of way and paid a $25 tine, Robert Churlton, Tenstrike, was sentenced to $150 and 30 days in jail on a charge of driving alter revocation of his driver's license.

Fifteen days of the jail sentence were suspended and he was com- mitted to serve the remaining 15. Virginia Kaisch, Cass Lake, who was charged i unauthorised use of a motor vehicle, pleaded guilty to the lesser but included offense of tampering with a motor vehicle. A pre-sentence investigation was ordered by the court. Police report CONGRATULATIONS were extended this week to the Sadek Tarlan family on their exterior remodeling of the Chief Motel, which they purchased last summer. Offering congratulations on the decorative brickwork are Sid Swedmark and James Parker of the Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors Committee.

Pictured (left to right) are Swedmark, Parker, Sadek, his wife Stella and daughter Leyla. (Pioneer photo) District 31 teachers meet Forecasts and temperatures The Bemidji Public Schools will hold a District 31 teacher workshopon Tuesday, Jan. 30. School will be dismissed on the afternoon of Jan. 30 immediately after the fourth lunch section has been served The elementary schools section will use this time to hear educational consultants in the areas of procedures and techniques in education of gifted and talented students, art and instructional games.

In the Junior and Senior High School sections, this time Use your kitchen knives for will be used for the purpose of an in-service teacher workshop to meet as departments to work on curriculum evaluation and revision. Buses will leave the Bemidji High School at 1:20. TEMPERATURES Bemidji: 24 Hr. High 6p.m.-6a.m. Lo St.

Cloud Int. Falls Twin Cities Fargo Duluth Hi 37 48 38 36 37 49 31 Lo 28 31 24 26 29 Births Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mor- tensoa of Bemidji are the parents of a daughter born Jan. 24 at the Bemidji Hospital.

A son was born Jan. 24 at the Bemidji Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Savaloja of Bemidji. A son, Robby Lee, was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Rodney Paulson of Shevlin at the Bagley Hospital Jan, 13. STATE FORECAST Fair to partly cloudy today and tonight. Increasing cloudiness Friday. Continued mild.

High today 38-50. Low Air is free and proper inflation is a cheap price to pay for safe driving, says the Tire Industry Safety Council. Under or overinflation can cause steering problems and possible damage to tires which may lead to an accident. Check air pressure regularly. tonight mid 20s to low 30s.

High Friday upper 30s and 40s. EXTENDED FORECAST a i a i Saturday through Monday, with periods of snow Saturday. Highs Saturday and Sunday lower 20s to upper 30s, warming Monday to upper 20s and lower 40s in the southwest. Lows 0-5 above in the north upper teens in the north Saturday and Sunday. Warming to teens and 20s by Mondav.

Bemidji Police investigated three minor traffic accidents Wednesday, the first taking place about 1:30 p.m. at 212 Second Street. There a car driven by Bertha Engeborg, 518-22nd St. and a pickup driven by Kenneth Carpenter, Route 2, collided, causing about $100 damage to the pickup and $50 to the car. At 2:42 p.m., cars driven by Orlette Prochnow, 1216 Park and Alfred Erickson, 600 14th collided at llth Street and Mississippi Avenue.

The Prochnow car, a 1961 Plymouth station wagon, was listed as a total loss, while the Erickson vehicle received about $250 damage. Mrs. City news briefs Notice of Filing for Candidate, Jan. 29 to Feb. 12 for Ten Lakes Township, one Township supervisor (three years), one Township treasurer (two years).

Ivan Martin, Ten Lakes Township, Clerk. 2 da 1-25; 2-1 Prochnow and a passenger in her car, Mrs. Hausman, 1223 Norton complained of injuries, but neither was admitted to the hospital. The third accident took place at 4:39 p.m on Midway Drive near Standard Lumber Co. There cars driven by Kerry Judd, Bloomington, and Dale Falk, 2607 Bemidji collided causing about $100 damage to each car.

Attack charge is investigated BAGLEY An investigation into the alleged Jan. 16 attack on Richard Pedrin, S. Ste. Marie, revealed that Pedrin had been trying to buy razor blades at Ernie's Recreation, Bagley. Officers Francis LaRoque and sheriff's deputies decided that the many slashes on Pedrin's arms were self- inflicted.

Earlier reports stated that he had been attacked by three men. Over 100 stitches were taken. He remains in Bagley Hospital. A Complete Stock of Fire damages news plant at Marshall MARSHALL, Minn. (AP) An early morning fire caused considerable damage to the building housing the semiweekly Marshall Messenger today, but Managing Editor James Ayers said he plans to publish on Friday as scheduled.

The fire was discovered shortly after 4 a.m., by the newspaper's production manager, Robert Westall, who lived in an upstairs apartment. Westall alerted other tenants and everyone escapd without harm, authorities said. Hospital news ADMITTED ON Wednesday: Arthur Copeland, David Lawrence, Mrs. Kenneth Masse, Mrs. Harvey Davis, Frank Wambach, Mrs.

Anna Mae McCulloch, Bemidji; Martin Reber, Cass Lake; Norene Wallace, Northome. DISCHARGED ON Wednesday: Mrs. Allen Belleveau and baby girl, Puposky; Mrs. Douglas Dyas and baby girl, Collette Hammer, Mrs. Claude Ouellette, Robert Peters, Mrs.

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