The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • Page 12

12 Lacrosse I rioune, iaturaay, Augusty, Records MRS JOHANNA HJEMBOE STRUM. Wis Mrs Johanna Hjemboe. 91, of Strum, died Friday. Aug 8. in a Strum nursing home She was born June 13.

1884, in Norway to Andres and Martha (Andreson) Aagre She came with her parents to New York when a teen-ager She married Rev 0 A Hjemboe. June 1. 1914. and they served Lutheran parishes in northern Minnesota. Helena.

Mont. and for 29 years at St Paul Lutheran Church, Strum She was a member of the ladies society of Immanuel Lutheran Church. Strum Survivors are a son. Rev. Alf Hjemboe of Barron, two daughters.

Mrs. Edmund (Helen) Evenson of Eau Claire and Mrs S. 0. (Thora) Holden of Westby; 12 grandchildren, three grandchildren; and three sisters. Mrs Anna Eide of Strum.

Mrs Gustav (Kirsten) Carlsen of New York. and Mrs Marie Viken in Norway. She was preceded in death by her husband in July 1966 Services will be at 1:30 Monday in Immanuel Lutheran Church. Strum Rev John Baxter will officiate and burial will be in the St Paul Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call from 5 p.m.

Sunday until 11 a Monday at the chapel of Immanuel Lutheran Church, and at the church from noon until the service. Arrangements are by the Kjemtvet Funeral Home MRS. IDA B. BOLSTAD VIROQUA, Wis. Mrs Ida B.

Bolstad. 85, of rural Ferryville. died Friday. Aug. 8.

in a Viroqua hospital. She was born Sept. 7. 1889. in Crawford County to Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Hatland She married Thomas Bolstad Dec. 12, 1923, and they farmed near Ferryville. He died in 1944 Survivors are a son, Verner, at home; two daughters, Jeanette, at home, and Mrs. Harold (Shirley) Mossholder of rural Ferryville; a grandson; and a sister, Mrs.

Nora Iverson of Rockford. Ill Services will be at 2 p.m Monday in West Prairie Hauge Lutheran Church. Rev Severt Score will officiate and burial will be in Freeman Lutheran Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the Jacobson Funeral Home. Viroqua.

with a prayer service to be at 8 p.m., and at the church Monday from 1 p.m. until the service. EARL W. NESLER CARLISLE, Iowa Earl Nesler. 50, of Carlisle, a former La Crosse resident, died Thursday.

Aug 7, in a railroad accident in Des Moines. He was born Aug. 5, 1925. in La Crosse. Wis, to Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Nesler. He was employed as a car inspector for the Rock Island Railroad. Survivors are his widow, Arlene. four children, all at home, his mother, Mrs.

Alfred Nesler, of La Crosse; and a sister, Mrs. Mayme Bishop, of Booneville, Miss His father preceded him in death. Services will be Monday morning in the Richardson Funeral Home. Carlisle, with burial in a Carlisle cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening LORIN SCHINDLER TREMPEALEAU.

Wis. Lorin Schindler. 33, of Trempealeau. died Friday, Aug 8. in a Marshfield hospital of injuries received Wednesday in an accident which occurred while he was working for the CST Construction Co.

in Stevens Point He was born Aug. 19, 1941. in Galesville to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schindler He married Marian Hanson Nov. 11. 1967 Survivors are his widow; three sons.

Michael, Sean and Steven, all at home; his parents of R. 1. Galesville. three brothers. Garrett of Galesville.

and Kenneth and James, both of Trempealeau; and a sister. Mrs. Philip (Darleen) Lunde of Galesville Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in St Catholic Church. Trempealeau Rev Walter Brey will officiate and burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the Smith Mortuary. Galesville. with a Rosary to be at 8 p.m. RAYMOND A.

WILCOX SPARTA. Wis. Raymond A. Wilcox, 45, of 1631 S. 29th Milwaukee, died Thursday, Aug 7.

in Manchester, Iowa. Cause of death of was not given. He was born June 6, 1930, to William and Nellie Wilcox. He married Jeannette DenHartog Sept. 5, 1953, in Waukon, Iowa.

For the past 21 years he was employed by Rojahn and Malaney Wholesale Floral Shop in waukee He was a member of Faith Baptist Church, Milwaukee Survivors are his widow; a son Roger, at home, a daughter, Cheryl of Milwaukee, three sisters, Mrs. Robert (Gladys) Williams and Mrs Leonard (Ann) Massen, both of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Alta Ziegler of Sparta; and two brothers, Irby and John, both of R. 3, Sparta He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Calvary Baptist Church, Sparta Rev Kenneth Owens will officiate and burial will be in Mound Prairie Cemetery in Cole's Valley Friends may call at the Robert Page Funeral Home, Sparta, after 1 p.m.

Sunday and until 11 a.m. Monday, and at the church from noon until the service. Room Tax Group OKs Visitor Unit Budget The city's Room Tax Commission Thursday night approved the La Crosse Area Convention and Visitor Bureau's proposed six-month budget. The budget, which runs from July 1 to Dec 31, calls for expenditures of $35,580. according to commission member Dean Millett The commission also rc viewed the disbursement of tax funds, Millett said.

La Crosse has collected $23,905 in room taxes from the 17 city hotels and motels from April 1 to June 30, city treasurer Wesley Denny said Thursday The 3 per cent tax on motel rooms was initiated to raise money for the convention and visitor bureau. 7 City, Area Students At Leadership Meet Seven students from La Crosse and area high schools were among 300 appointed delegates to a leadership workshop at the University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point. They are Scott Limpert, 709 Badger and Charles Ablan, 416 N. 22nd both of La Crosse; Vicky Scharlau, R. 1.

Independence; Randy Smelser, 2, Black River Falls; Laura Kress, 117 S. Tyler St, Sparta; and Dick Dahl. 430 Tilson, and Phil Manske. 1, both West Salem. MUNICIPAL COURT City Vergil G.

Miller. 57. of 1639 Prospect spilling load waste or other foreign material; $57 DRUNK DRIVING Kenneth Thorson. 48, of 129 Clinton $155. Paul Wiste, 21.

of 1610 Wood $205. DISCHARGING A FIREARM Douglas R. Becker. 24. of 127 S.

7th seven days in County Jail. Kenneth Easley. 24, Milwaukee, $105 Harold J. and Clarice Larson, no age or address given, refusing to repair chimney; $30 60. Greg A.

Nelson, 23. of 106 N. 9th disorderly conduct and littering; $90 OPERATING A ROOMING HOUSE WITHOUT A LICENSE Norris Albrechtson. A Rooming Units. 303 Main Steven Eide.

1613 Market George Halverson, 1408 Vine Susan Schams, 909 Vine Francis Spangler, 1337 State all $25 DISORDERLY CONDUCT Lloyd Betz, 21, of 958 Hood $40; Eileen J. Hall, 27, of 1650 Charles $55; David J. Reis, 19, Madison. $40. Raymond H.

Wurzel, 18, of 1716 Prospect St $40 Michael A Berg 18, of 1663 Lakeshore Drive, $40; David M. Egelund, 32. Minneapolis, $40; Frank Hieronymus. 27, of 1917 Liberty $40. Harlin I) Ledin, 35, Onalaska.

$40. Vicki L. Stringham. 24. of 618 N.

9th St. $40 PUBLIC CONSUMPTION Jill A. Favre, 21, Baraboo; Ralph E. Lipscomb. 34.

Toledo. Ohio. Lanny Powlek, 23, of 607 N. 9th Keith Reyer, 19. Burlington; James Schei- blehut, 22.

South Bend, Thomas Snider. 23. Milwaukee; Ascencion Alvarado, 26, of 1001 16th Anthony R. Dietsch, 24. Bloomington, Edward E.

Fargen. 24, of 1415 Vine St Russell S. Harper. 23, Joliet. Ill all $35.

SHOPLIFTING Crystal A. Pocan, 19, Green Bay; Masala Bozo, 61, Skokie, Marina Cherepovsci, no age given, Skokie. Sali Petrov, no age given. Skokie. Lamar Scott Davis.

21, no address given; Kathryn L. Strasser, 30, of 1502 State St; all $55. Robert A Curti. 21, of 2 Wood failure to obey officer; $40. Lloyd Harter, 1342 Caledonia hauling rubbish without a permit; $25.

OPERATING FOOD SERVICE WITHOUT PERMIT Thomas Sawyer, Bridgeman's of La Crosse, 3716 Mormon Coulee Road; Victor Skaff, The Habit, SALE ENDS TUESDAY time to go Back-T o-School. Ladies FAMILY WATCH ASSORTMENT LUCITE WATCHES Assorted styles with choice of features-water resistant, dustproof, colored dials, rad ium hands, sweep hands, cal endar models, white or yellow finish with matching expansion or strap bands, dress styles, fancy shapes, nurses watches. Lucite watches have original shapes in clear or colored lucite. Latest fashion styles. 7 99 REGULARLY 11 88 12.88 SAVE $6 WESTCLOX DIGITAL D1AL1TE ELECTRIC ALARM Quiet drum digital system is backlighted for easy reading.

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Hurry in today and save. 124 N. 3rd St, both $25 COUNTY COURT Crosse Divorce for Gwendolyn (Belcher) Williams. 25. Onalaska.

from Harold Williams. 26. San Diego. Calif cruel and inhuman treatment, she received custody of a minor child. Divorce for Yvonne (Oliver) Fishbaugher.

41, of 1336 Liberty from Orrin Fishbaugher, 46. of 215 Copeland Ave cruel and inhuman treatment; she received custody of three minor children Sparta, Wis. Patrick Clark, 22, 419 N. Spring Sparta, obstructing an officer of the Sparta Police Department March 15, found innocent following a hearing. Divorce granted to Johan C.

(Konze) Abbott. 41. 705 Austin Sparta, from David M. Abbott. 44.

218 Water Sparta, grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment; no minor children Alan L. Rose, 22. 2. Tomah. drunk driving, second offense.

$259 or 45 days in jail, five-day mandatory jail sentence, drivers license revoked for one year. Bruce Christianson, 18. 1. Tomah, found guilty of theft of a Remington rifle with scope and other items from a truck owned by Donald Delaney, in Wyeville Nov. 28 during deer season; sentence investigation ordered and sentencing set for 10:30 a Monday, Aug.

25. Steve Sommerfield. 2. Warrens, and Vance Evans. Camp Douglas, burglary and thefts from the Nelson Drinkwine garage in Tomah.

after a preliminary examination they were bound over to a higher court; case continued Evans is charged with burglary Nov. 19 and thefts in the Nov. 19 oand Jan. 13 break-ins and Sommerfield is charged only with burglary and theft Nov. i9 DRUNK DRIVING, $182, drivers license revoked for 90 Ross, 57.

Marengo. Ill Charles J. Horrighs. 48. Springfield.

Ill POLICE AMBULANCE City Aug 7, 6:19 p.m.. Terry Ritter. 22. of 907 Liberty to St Francis Hospital, illness Aug 7, 8 57 p.m.. Jean Hanson, no age available, 1520 West Ave.

to Lutheran Hospital; foot injury. Aug 7, 9:02 p.m., Marv Ann Loeffler, 30. of 610 St James from Krazy Bar, 518 Hagar to Lutheran Hospital; illness Aug 7, 10:08 p.m., Donald C. Duffrin. 13.

of 130 S. 22nd to St. Francis Hospital; illness. Aug. 6.

12:36 p.m.. Alice Meyer, 70, of 2630 East to St Francis Hospital; foot injury. Aug 6. 5:10 p.m., Stephanie Pengra. no age given.

826 Caledonia to St Francis Hospital; dog bite. Aug 6. 8:01 p.m., Fred Griffin. 62. no address given, taken from 1000 Mississippi St.

to St. Francis Hospital, injured in fall. Aug 6. 9 20 p.m., Joseph Schubert. 35.

of 542 4th from 400 Jay St. to Lutheran Hospital; injured in fall. County Aug 6. 11:10 Mrs. Wayne Simonson, no age available.

2, Holmen, to St. Francis Hospital; illness FIRE DEPARTMENT City Aug 7, 1:34 p.m.. to residence of Nancy Lundgrum, La Crosse grease fire Aug. 7. 5:32 p.m., to 6th and Cass Streets; washdown Aug.

7. 9:44 p.m.. to 902 Winneshiek Rd false alarm Aug. 8. 9:14 a.m..

to Lutheran Hospital. 1910 South false alarm. Aug 7, 10 21 a.m., to Lutheran hospital; false alarm Alert Issued To Area By Middleton Police Middleton police have issued a warning to residents in the La Crosse area to be wary of persons selling lightning transformers" La Crosse Police Capt James Jacobson said one farmer in the Middleton area gave the men a $1.50 check but ended up paying $750 for the transformer. Jacobson described the men as being of Mexican or Indian origin and driving a large, black Buick or Oldsmobile car with Nebraska license plates 2 Sailors Are Charged In Murder Of Wave PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP) Two sailors were arrested Thursday and charged in connection with the murder of a 20-year-old Navy Wave whose body was found in the trunk of her car Tuesday.

Police said Warren Cornell Scott, 22, Portsmouth was charged with murder and Wayne Christopher Florence, 23, was charged with being an accessory after the fact in the death of hospital corpsman Teri Beth Christianson of Colfax. Wis. Bond was set at $50,000 for Scott, a hospital corpsman, and at $1,000 for Florence, a Navy driver. Police gave no address for Florence. Portsmouth police and agents of the Naval Investigative Service arrested the two men at 2:50 a.m.

Thursday. State medical examiner Dr. Charles S. Springate said Miss Christianson died after being shot twice in the head. Weather WISCONSIN Partly cloudy with chance of thundershowers tonight Partly cloudy and little cooler Sunday MINNESOTA Clear and cool tonight, mostly sunny Sunday IOWA Clear to partly cloudy and continued warm tonight and Sunday Lowest Highest Last Yester- Night day LA CROSSE 90 Degree Days 0 Total 21 Last Year 4 Normal 15 Record high 98 in 1936 Sunrise 6 03 a Record low 44 in 1927 Sunset 8:17 OFF FASHION-PLUS Knit Sportcoats Values to $60 Zesty new patterns in wrinkle -shunning polyester knit.

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