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ville. He was a member of the liam and Andrew Arnold, St. Paul, Minn. 4 Wisconsin State Journol Madlsoc. Wednesday, December 20, 1944 Holy Name society and was active in church and civic affairs.

1 bituaxizg Funeral services will be held at Surviving besdes his wife are four sons, Capt. Edmund T. Mc 3 p. m. Thursday at the Matters funeral home with the Rev.

Paul Lambrecht, pastor of the Imman-uel Lutheran church, officiating. Charles Berger Rites Cann, Chicago, 111., John and Cyril, Dubuque, and Patrick Mc She is survived by her son, George Williams, Lone Rock: tw sisters, Mrs. Mary Booth, Silver-town, and Mrs. Nellie Peterson, Riddle, a brother, Joseph Hickman, Salem, and a half-brother, James Vest, Richland Center. Services were conducted by the Rev.

Ira Meyer, Richland Center, assisted by the Rev. Robert F. Merritt, Spring Green, and burial was in the Lone Rock cemetery. Burial will be Friday afternoon at Arcadia. Cann, coxswain in the navy; six daughters, Mrs.

Stella Kane, Mrs. Emil Maiers, and Sister Mary Laurentia of the Visitation con Mrs. Klug was born in Lancas Mrs. W. A.

Stekelberg Mrs, William A. Stekelberg, 34, whose husband is a lieutenant in the United States army now fighting in France, died Tuesday night at Truax Field hospital after a short illness. Mrs. Stekelberg had lived at 721 W. Olin ave.

Besides her husband, she is survived by two children, Mary Catherine and William and two sisters and four brothers in Detroit. Funeral services will be held Friday at 8:30 a. m. in the Fraut-schi funeral home and at 9 in St. Patrick's Catholic church, the Rev.

A. V. Grace officiating. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. vent, all of Dubuque, Mrs.

ter county, and lived at Arcadia before moving to Jefferson in 1911. She was the widow of Herman Klug, who died in 1900. L. P. McLaughlin, St.

Paul, and Mrs. Arthur Klrschbaum and Mrs. Lee Roy Milver of Cassville; two brothers, Joseph McCann, Mrs. Alice Polley DOYLESTOWN Funeral services for Charles Berger, 68, Doyl-estown farmer who died Sunday at a Columbus hospital after a brief illness, will be held Thursday at 1:30 p. m.

in the home and at 2 in St. John's Lutheran church. The Rev. Elmer Wimpler will officiate. Burial will be in the church, cemetery.

Mr. Berger was born in Nakel, Germany, and came to Cambria with his parents when he was 6 years old. He was married to Minna Borchert, Doylestown, Nov. 5, 1903, and had lived in since tnen. Survivors include his wife; a son, William, Fall River; two grandchildren, Donna Ann and Ralph Berger; two brothers, a half-brother, and three sisters.

Wounded in France BEAVER DAM Pfc. Ralph Schoenfeld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schoenfeld, was wounded Nov. 15 in France.

He entered the service in January, 1943. A. B. Westover Passes Away Adron Baker Westover 78, of 1050 Woodrow died Tuesday at a Madison hospital. Mr.

Westover was born at Oconomowoc on Jan. 1, 1866, and had lived in Madison at various times. He and his wife had made their home with a daughter, Delia Westover, an East high school teacher, at the Woodrow st. address for the past three years. Previously they had lived at Groton, S.

D. Other survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Calla Steinburg, Pierre, S. D.j a son, Lieut. Col.

Edwin F. Westover, now in the South Pacific with the medical corps, a sister, Mrs. Thomas Lloyd Jones, Green Bay, and three grandchildren. The body was taken to the Fitch -Lawrence funeral home. Dubuque, la, and Frank, Glen-dale, a sister, Mrs.

Bridget McKeown, Glendale, and 33 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Mi I III I Executive Draft Hints at Seizure Ward Dispute Referred to Vinson WASHINGTON The White House today began drafting papers that may mean government seizure of Montgomery Ward and Co. properties in Detroit, Chicago, Jamaica, N. Denver, St. Paul, San Rafael, and Portland, Ore.

The War Labor Board (WLB) dispute with the firm was referred to Economic Stabilization Director Fred M. Vinson after the firm refused to comply with WLB orders to grant maintenance of membership and other concessions to union employes. Meanwhile, the WLB's long fight to force Ward's board chairman, Sewell Avery, to comply with its directives spread to embrace Avery's S. Gypsum where the issue again was princi Mrs. Williams Rites BARABOO Mrs.

Alice Polley, Los Angeles, the former Alice Brownell, Baraboo, died on Monday at her home in California, where she had been critically ill, according to word received by her brother, A. A. Brownell, Baraboo. Mrs. Polley was born in Mauston and had resided in Reedsburg and Baraboo, prior to going to California.

She is to be buried in Los Angeles. John McCann Rites CASSVILLE Funeral services were held this morning in St. Charles church for John F. McCann, 83, who died at his home Sunday night after a long illness. The Rev.

A. L. Obert officiated at the funeral services. Burial was in Cassville cemetery. LONE ROCK Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at the Community church for Mrs.

Elizabeth Williams, 84, who died at a Richland Center hospital Sunday. Mrs. Williams was a lifelong resident of the Lone Rock vicinity. Mrs. Lucy France EVANSVILLE Mrs.

Lucy Lawrence Cahill, Jr. Lawrence Cahill, Madison, was found dead in bed at Hotel Loraine today, Coroner Edward Fischer reported. The coroner attributed death to a heart attack. He said the body was found about 11 a. m.

by Fred Burke, who had been caring for Mr. Cahill at night and had left him around 9 a.m. Mr. Cahill formerly worked on a civilian construction crew in Alaska. He is survived by his father, Lawrence, Madison, a son in Madison and a daughter in Miami, Fla.

The body was taken to the Fitch-Lawrence funeral home. "roniiimutaniimiiiimiiii i( a i A 1 Si Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. in the Fitch-Lawrence funeral home. The Rev.

Francis Jv Bloodgood of St. Andrew's Episcopal church will officiate and burial will be in Forest Hill cemetery. Mr. McCann was born in pally company refusal to abide Theodore Wolf Rites Nels Thompson Nels Thompson, 91, of 425 W. Mifflin died Monday at a hospital.

A native of Norway, Mr. Thompson came to this country when he was an infant and has lived in Dane county ever since. For many years he operated a farm in Blooming Grove. He was a member of Luther Memorial church. Mr.

Thompson is survived by six daughters, Mrs. John O'Neill and Mrs. Albert Sperle, Madison; Mrs. Milo Moore, Janesville; Mrs. Edward J.

Hyland, Phoenix, and Nellie and Edith Thompson, at home; two sons, John Thompson, Janesville, and Arthur Thompson, Madison; 13 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. in the Schroeder funeral h6me. The Rev.

Charles A. Puis and Luther Memorial church will officiate and interment will be in the McFarland cemetery. Harold Roberts Rites DODGEVILLE The body of Harold Roberts, 18, fireman first class, who died Monday at a naval hospital at St. Albans, N. after an illness, will arrive at the Lullof funeral home here Friday morning.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in the Methodist church, the Rev. Dean W. Irish officiating.

Burial will be in East-side cemetery. Fireman Roberts was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roberts, Dodgeville. Walter Speer Rites JANESVILLE Funeral services for Walter Speer, 74, Janesville, who died were held here Tuesday.

Burial was in the Cooksville cemetery. Born in the town of Rutland, he was a lifelong resident of Janesville and vicinity. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Myrtie Speer; two sons, Fred, Ft. Atkinson, and Cecil, Janesville; a daughter, Mrs.

Herman Schrandt, Beloit; three brothers, and two sisters. HERE'S REALLY PROMPT RELIEFI ADOLESCENT PIMPLES when externally caused. Use Cuticura preferred by many nurses and certain hospitals to quickly relieve embarrassing externally caused pimplea, rash, blemishes. Softens blackhead tips for easy removall Buy mildly medicated eUTICUDA oent Louis, and with his parents moved to Dubuque, when he LOWELL Funeral services for Theodore Wolf, 84, lifelong Lowell was a year old and resided there until 1884. After his marriage to by WLB orders on maintenance of membership, and there was a clear hint that this case also might be referred to the White House.

Union leaders of Ward employes resident who died Saturday at his Mary Ann Sullivan in May, 1884, home a long illness, were they moved to Mellery, where Mr. McCann entered into business held Monday in the home and the Methodist church. The Rev. I. Mielenz, Lowell, and the Rev.

Mr. Matthews, Waukesha, offi for himself. His wife died Dec Mrs. Barbara Klug JEFFERSON Mrs. Barbara Klug, 91, one of Jefferson's oldest residents, died Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.

Ida Church, with whom she lived. Survivors are two sons, Norman and Irvin, Jefferson; 11 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren, and three brothers, Herman France, 86, died Monday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. C. M. Smith, after an illness of two days.

The former Lucy Crist, she was the daughter of the late Gabriel and Nancy Ann Millspaugh Crist and was born in the town Center. She was married June 7, 1877, at Evansville to Livingston France and she had lived her entire life since then at 227 Main st. in Evansville until she moved to the home of the daughter two years Crist, a member of the Methodist church and of the Eastern Star of Evansville, is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. John Scheible, Baraboo; one granddaughter, a a grandson, Lieut.

Robert Scheible, now at Aberdeen, Md. Her husband died In 1932. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Thursday at the Roderick funeral home, of Evansville. The Rev. H.

A. Graubner, pastor of the Methodist church, will officiate and burial will be in Maple Hill cemetery. The family has asked that flowers be omitted. 1 18, 1907, and in 1913, he married Teresa Steffen, Graf, and a few years later they ciated. Burial was in Lowell moved to Cassville, cemetery.

Survivors include his widow, Catherine; four daughters, Mrs. NORCROSS GREETING CARDS on strike at Detroit, where the WLB Tuesday refused a company offer to meet in part a driective on wages, said pickets were being taxed to the limit, and 'warned that "mass action" would be necessary unless the government forces compliance with WLB orders. Weather For a number of years he served Arnold, Mankato, and Wil Ray Andrew, Lowell; Mrs. Arthur as the village marshall in Cass- "I Bird and Mrs. Floyd Gibson, Beaver Dam, and Mrs.

Lawrence Neis, town of Lowell; two sons, Ernie and Emery Wolf, Chicago; eight grandchildren; one great WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1944 grandchild; a brother, Andrew Wolf, Lowell, and two sisters, Mrs. Ferdinand Reinhard, Lowell, and Mrs. Anna Metzger, OFFICIAL REPORT BY UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU Precipitation 24 Hours .1 In. Temperature or mora Highest Lowest 24 hrs.

Hansen Infant Yesterday Last Night to 7 a.m. 11 .13 Boston 19 Chicago 25 Lawrence Raymond Hansen, 3 months, died Saturday at Hold-rege, Neb. He was the son of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond H. Hansen and grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. C. Carlmark, 428 N. Baldwin st. Pri vate funeral services will be held FOR STUDENTS AMP TiHIEOR YOUNGER BROTHERS at 10 a.

m. Thursday in the Fraut IB IS 22 23 19 23 33 24 56 20 20 50 20 22 20 21 29 15 21 Cleveland 20 Dubuque 29 Duluta 26 Fargo 27 Green Bay 27 Kan. City 38 LaCrosse 24 L's Anges 75 Madison 28 Mad. Airpt 27 Miami 74 MilwaTcee 25 Mpls-St. P.

29 N'w York 23 Park Falls 24 S'n Anfio 64 S. S. Marie 24 W'shington 31 Waugau 24 Winnipeg 25 schi funeral home with burial in Forest Hill cemetery. The body ilB w4il hi 0 0 0 .01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .03 0 0 JB5 Cloudiness 0 100 may be at Frautschi's tonight. Crowley Services DARLINGTON Funeral services for John Francis Crowley, 73.

who died Sunday at his home in Darlington after a long illness, were to be held this morning at Holy Rosary Catholic church. The Rev. Bernard Doyle was to conduct the services. Burial was to be in Holy Rosary cemetery. He was born at Harvard, 111.

For 11 years he was a mail carrier at Harvard, after which he resided in Beloit for a time before coming to make his home on a farm east of Darlington. About 10 years ago he retired and came to Darlington. On Nov. 14, 1907, he was married to Margaret Tully, Harvard. Survivors include his widow; two sons, James and Francis Crowley, Lamont; a daughter, Mrs.

Charles Johnson, Darlington; two brothers, Charles Crowley, Darlington, and James Crowley, O'Neil, two sisters, Mrs. Lena Walsh, Chicago, and Mrs. Mary Brickley, Harvard, and six grandchildren. -I STATOMELY MADISON WEATHER Vtf Tern- Rela- Wind UveRe- Velo- xnldity ciey 84 10 68 7 ter- pera day ture Noon 21 7 p. m.

23 Today: 7 a. m. 21 Decorated Note Paper Makes A LOVELY CHRISTMAS GIFT 82 18 0 82 13 100 Noon 28 Highest temperature yesterday: 28 at 3 p. m. Lowest temperature last night! 30 at a.

tn. Mean temperature yesterdays 17. Normal: 21. Total precipitation since Jan. It 31-90 in.

Normal: 31.39. Sun rose at 8:26: sets at 5:28. TODAY IN OTHER YEARS Warmest in 1877, 62. Coldest in 1924, 13. Wettest In 1882, .80 inches.

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