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tarPIAR B2 Star-Tribune, Casper, Wyo. Thursday. Aug. 14, 1980 Help Obituaries Kenneth Bidwell Emergency Fire Department 234-1551 Outside city 234-1571 Gtenrock Mills Midwest nine Jack (Ara Ruth) Nihart of Farragut, Iowa; grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Burial will be In Farragut.

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Mr. Beierle died at the Community Hospital in Torrlngton Aug. 11. He was born Dec. 29, 1902 In Dorbuje, Bulgaria, the son of August and Wllhelmlne Kunesh Beierle.

The family came to the United States in 1911, and homesteaded in the Burge community. They moved to Torrlngton In 1918. Mr. Beierle married Mary Elizabeth Sera (In in 1925. She preceded him.

In death in 1939. He was affiliated with the First United Church of Christ, Senior Citizens and Troop of the 115th Cavalry, Wyoming National Guard, from 1921 to 1924. Mr. Beierle is survived by a son, Stanley James of Wheatland; daughters Mrs. Willa Barthel and Mrs.

Marjorte Dermer, both of Torrlngton, Mrs. Sally Grassmlck of Scotts Bluff, Neb. and Mrs. Julie Leonard of Saly Lake City; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Irva Johnson of Oakland, three brothers, Fred of Anaconda, John and Chris, both of Torrlngton; four sisters, Mrs.

Martha Ochsner of Caldwell, Idaho, Mrs. Mary Schnell and Mrs. Lena Hensley, both of Torrlngton, Mrs. Rosie Abel of Casper, Mrs. Eva Mecheam of Torrlngton; a stepsister, Mrs.

Marie Burback of Casper; a stepbrother, Fred Werkel of Wheatland. Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery In Torrlngton. The Colyer Funeral Homne is In charge of arrangements. NUTRITION VALUES COIMTIT SIRE E200 C500 TRY A TUB! PERFECTLY PURE FRESH GROUND mm DUSSDB SEE IT MADE AT THE COUNTRY STORE si jn Complex ROSEHIPS FOLIC ACID 1 Special 800 meg 200 Tabs 2.96 Thompson E400 Complex 8.40 100 Reg. 9.80 Country Store Henry David 2.83 50 Reg.

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and Georgia Menefee Bidwell. He married Lillian Hope Allen on 1918 In Brooklyn, Iowa. The family came to Casper In the fall of 1944. Mr. Bidwell was employed by Chicago Burlington Quincy Railroad.

He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters, one brother and his wife, Hope, on Aug. 8, 1964. Survivors include one son, John Alien of Casper; three daughters, Mrs. Dave (Jane) Norman of Moorcroft, Mrs.

Carl (Martha) Welchans of Hamburg, Iowa, and Mrs. Halt it' Crossman PINE BLUFFS Graveside services for Mrs. Hattle M. Crossan, 97, a former resident of Torrlngton, will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Pine Bluffs Cemetery.

The Rev. Gary B. Peters of the United Methodist Church will officiate. Mrs. Crossan died Monday at St.

Luke's Hospital in Denver. She was born May 4, 1883 in Humansvllle, the daughter of Luclan Bonapart and Julie Ann Richardson Swingle. She was educated in Missouri and Kansas schools. On Dec. 4, 1907 she married Isaac Joe Crossan in Cneoppa, Kan.

He preceded her in death in 1959. The Crossans began homesteading It miles west of Albin in 1908. They also farmed for many years in the Burns area. In 1947 they moved to Torrlngton, and in 1979 Mrs. Crossan moved to Denver, where she lived near her daughter.

She was an excellent seamstress and enjoyed this work In her home. Survivors include one son, Clifford G. Crossan, one daughter, Mrs. Pauline (Leo) Steege of Denver, one granddaughter, Mrs. Gwen Lark of Arvada, and two great-grandchildren.

Memorials may be made to the Burns Ambulance Service. Funeral arrangements are by the Sutley Funeral Chapel of Torrlngton, where friends may call Wednesday and until 11 a.m. Thursday. Alva Johnson THERMOPOLIS Alva Vernle Johnson, 83, died Tesday at Memorial Hospital In Thermopolis. She was born April 6, 1898 in Boulder, Colo, to Wesley and Laura Johnson.

He came to Wyoming at the age of 8, and lived most of his life In Hot Springs County He married Amelia Scheuerman In Worland on Nov. 11, 1922. He was a a retired truck driver for the Charles M. Smith Construction and a member of F.O.E 1884. He is survived by his wife of Thermopolis, three daughters, Irene Johnson of Eugene, Mrs.

Ruby Talovlch of Layton, Utah, and Mrs. JoAnn Love of Thermopolis, four brothers, Ernie and Melvin both of Oregon, and Earl and Bill of Thermopolis, two sisters, Mrs. hazel Proudflt of Salem Ore. and Mrs. Delpha Wigham of Elmira, four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.

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and Mrs. Vaclav David, In 1934 he married Katherine Petersen In Livingston, Mont. In 1943 they moved to Sheridan. He was a construction worker until he retired in 1963. Mr.

David was a member of the Eagles Lodge. Survivors Include bis wife; two sons, James David of Rock Springs and Vernon David of San Diego, a daughter, Marge Williams of Casper; three brothers, Theodore of St. Paul, Stanley of Pine City, and Fred of Montgomery, one sister, Alvlna Relninger of San Antonio, Texas; and six grandchildren. Crystal Courtier DOUGLAS A graveside service for 4-year-old Crystal Lynn Courtier of Douglas will be held Thursday, 10:30 a.m., at Douglas Park Cemetery The Rev. Jug Brandjord will officiate.

Crystal was born Feb. 11, 1974 In Douglas. She Is survived by ber parents, Robin Courtier and Renee Stevens of Douglas, grandparents, Sam and Grace Leeling of Douglas, paternal grandparent Lyle Courtier of Malvln, Iowa, great grandparents Jack and Fanny Bloem of Douglas and Uncle Jack Bloem of Glenrock. Memorials will be accepted at the Converse County Day Care Center. Arrangemants by Stark-Lapham funeral home, Douglas.

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George Walker officiating with Bustard Funeral Home In charge of Mildred Ernst THERMOPOLIS Mildred Victor Ernst, 79,. died early Wednesday at Hot Springs County Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was born June 15, 1901 in Seattle. She married Joseph Ernst Sept 30, 1933 In Seattle. She had retired from radio and tv activities this april with the sale of KWRB Television In Thermopolis.

She became associated with radio in 1923, and was manager of KTOW, the Powell radio station in 1944 and 1945. In 1948 she started a radio station in Worland, KWOR, In 1950 In Rlverton KWRL, In 1952 KGOS In Torringtron, and in 1955 KRTR in Thermopolis, where she opened KWRB-TVlnl955. She Is survived by ber husband of Thermopolis, one son Karl Kertson, of Thermopolis, one daughter Mrs. Bonnie Sprague of Casper, 6 grandchildren, and 3 greatgrandchildren. She was preceded In death by one son Phillip.

Services are at 2 p.m. Friday at the Holy Trinity Episcopal- Church In Thermoplis, with the Rev BUI Wolfram of Worland officiating. Burial will be In the Monument HU1 Cemetery. Mortimore Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements mm P. lSTnn.

L- Jc: SZbp ti- Jf Al jJ aniar cobld oral only-Off'' expires August 15. BOB ELLEVOLD Services for Bob Ellevold will be held Thursday, Aug. 14 at 11 a.m. at Memorial Chapel with Pastor Steven Holm officiating. Friends may call until 10 a.m.

Thursday, at which time the casket will be closed. Burial wiU be In Highland Cemetery. PEARL I. TODD Services for Pearl I. Todd, 55, will be held Friday, Aug.

is at p.m. at Memorial Chapel with Rev. Robert L. Morton officiating. Burial will be at Memorial Gardens Cemetery.

NATE'S FLOW EIIS tS "Kin LAnilar Ukr. A iiiuiii ringiv more is uose io row George Carson KADOKA, S.D. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Friday for George Carson of Kadoka, 66, who died Tuesday morning. Survivors Include his wife, Wynona, of Kadoka; one daughter, lima Carleton, of Kadoka two sons, Ronald Carson of Rapid City, S.D.

and Oliver Carson of Kadoka; one brother, Samuel Carson of Glenrock; four sisters, Cecelia Allen and Rachael Allen of Casper, Eva Howe of Omaha, and Frances Garriott of Mt Saint Helens, Ore; five grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews in Casper, Nebraska, South Dakota, Oregon and Washington. Mr. Carson was preceded in death by his parents, Charles and GeorgetU Carson, four brothers, and four slstirn to-ZB-23 Flower 632 e. Ihnr2.17.2ri77.