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1. 12 Home Owned Home Edited Home Read 1 1 ADI SO I THE CAPITAL TIMES WISCONSIN Wednesday Afternoon, August 11, 1948 Liberty Prairie church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. 17. S.

Examiners Begin1" '0DE 70 ZJ70 Attend JCC sons, Roy Van Namee, Beloit, and Arthur Van Namee, Rockford; seven grandchildren; 13 greatgrandchildren. and two great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at the Allen funeral home. Burial will be in Maple Hill Ft Atkinson; his wife, here; five children, David, Sylvia, Carol, Nancy and Sandra, at home; a brother, Lloyd, Cambridge; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Radloff, Ft.

Atkinson, and Mrs. Doris Williams, Madison. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p. m. at the Ni-tardy funeral home and at 2 at the three brothers, Carl and Peter, Cottage Grove, and Martin, Norway.

Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 at the West koshkon-ong church, with the Rev. A. W. Stolen officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Friends may call at the Chris-tensen-Nelson funeral home after noon Thursday. Annual Picnic At Park He re Probe of 50 Complaints On Homes Built for Vets Soren Swalheim t. 2 Officials of Office of Olson Services to Dies Here. Age 73 Be at Cambridge C7 Housing Expediter fojLoilC Bid Oil Check Alleged Defect, gtatc Hospital rpWO examiners from the office ot the federal housing Is $1,832,000 Ar'-! About 70 mtmbers of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Jay-cettes and their families attended the organizations annual picnic held at Burrows park Tuesday at 6 m. Games and contests for the entire family were provided at the picnic, and a softball' game was played between the men.

Children participating in the contests and rares were awarded baseballs and helmets for prizes. George Hanson and Ben Hovde were in charge of the entertainment and games. Betty Krohn was in charge of refreshments furnished by the Jaycettes. Members of the refreshment committee were Mrs. Robert Wagner, Mrs.

Elmer Cirves, Mrs. Charles Swanson, Mrs. Alvin Garner, Mrs. Sterling Johnson, and Mrs. Jerome Zein.

STOUGHTON, Wis. Soren Swalheim, 73, town of Cottage Grove, died today at the home of his son, Helmer, Madison. Mr. Swalheim was born in Norway and came to this country 50 years ago. He settled in Minnesota for a short time and moved to Nora where he lived nearly 50 years.

He was a member of the West Koshkonong church. Survivors are two sons, Helmer and Martin, both of Madison; and CAMBRIDGE, Wis. The body of Pvt. Elvin B. Olson, 31, arrived jhere Tuesday night for re-burial.

He was killed in action Dec. 2, i 1944 in Germany. He was born Nov. 14, 1913 at Cottage Grove and employed in Madison, before his induction. He was married to Edna Storlid, Feb.

13, 1936 at Belvidere, 111. Survivors are his father, Emil, Welfare Dept. Approval of Winnebago Building I'm Barons Night Owl. Call me if you forget a last minute gift. you just dont feel like coming downtown.

Im on duty, whenever Barons is not open all night, Sundays and holidays. I'll take your orders, and theyll go out the next day. Call me today! Finest PHOTO FINISHING David Weinick ON THE SQUARii Gifford 7700 expediter today began investigating about 50 complaints on homes built in Madison for veterans, U. U. S.

Atty. Charles H. Cashin an- 1 UU111' nounecd. The complaints had been regis-terel at Cashins office, where they had been filed pending arrival of the examiners. About 30 of the complaints concerning homes on Coolidge and Myrtle sts.

were checked by representatives of the Federal Housing administration this spring, following a hearing conducted by the U. S. attorney. As a result of these checks, alleged defects in many of the homes in the housing project were corrected. Examiners who arrived here Tuesday are W.

J. Steichen and Mr. Bowers. Cashin said they will check plans and specifications for the houses about which complaints have been made and seek to have any defects corrected. In cases where contractors refuse to make corrections, Cashin said the examiners will make a report to the Chicago office, which in turn will refer the matter to Casi.ins office for court action.

Indicates A. W. state announced A. Fuller the only at The the bid to would other The The J. Lac, on the P.

bidder and Electrical Madison on electrical The Da'-id Weinick, a major in social psychology at Wisconsin, has the role of Hansi, a German Communist who attempts to assasi-nate Franco. in the Wisconsin Players production of "Ode to Liberty which opens Thursday at 8 m. in the Wisconsin Union theater. The feminine lead will be played by Barbara Lebby. A few seats are available for the Saturday night performance.

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The building will be a four-story nh 'e Funeral services for Frank Weston, 76, of 2601 Waunona Way, who died Tuesday, will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Fitch-Law-rence funeral home with the Rev. R. S.

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