Winona Daily News Daily record Sunday, April 11, 1993 Funeral arrangements Bernadine Gappa Memorial Mass at 11 a.m. Monday at Sacred Heart Church. No formal visitation or wake service, mains to be interred at St. Mary's Cemetery. MABEL, Minn.
Ingbold Sanden Visitation from 5-8 p.m. today at Mengis Funeral Home and from 10 a.m. Monday until 11 tm. service at Mabel First Lutheran Church. Burial in Mabel Gemetery.
ARCADIA, Wis. Carl Schmidt Memorial service at later date in St. Felix Church, Wabasha, Minn. Burial in St. Agnes Cemetery, Kellogg, Minn.
(Wozney Funeral Home) Death notices Death notices received 8 a.m.-9 p.m. weekdays, 4-9 p.m. weekends: paid obits 10 a.m.4 p.m. weekdays, 4-8 p.m. weekends.
Death notices Florence J. Ryan WHITEHALL, Wis. Florence I. Ryan, 83,, of Whitehall died Satirday (April 10, 1993) in Tri-Couny Memorial Hospital in Whiteall. Funeral services will be held at a.m.
Tuesday in the United Methodist Church, Whitehall. Burial is in Lincoln Cemetery, Whitehall. Friends may call from 4-8 p.m. Monday at the Jack. Funeral tome in Whitehall.
They may all at the church Tuesday from :0 a.m. until time of services. Rose T. Husmoen. WHITEHALL, Wis.
Rose T. Husmoen, 88, formerly of Arcada, died Friday (April 9, 1993) at Tri-County Memorial Hospital in Whitehall. She married Arthur Husmoen. He died Feb. 10, 1988.
Funeral services will be at noon Wednesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church with the Rev. James McNamee officiating. Burial in Brookside Cemetery. Friends may call from 4-9 p.m. Tuesday at the Killian Funeral Home in Arcadia where there will be a 7 p.m.
prayer service and a 7:30 p.m. rosary. They also may call Wednesday from at the funeral home. Births Glen and Kendra Albrecht, 4020 W. a daughter born Saturday (April 10, 1993) at Commuhity Memorial Hospital.
Lottery numbers Minnesota Numbers selected Saturday Daily 3: 9-8-5. Powerball 23-24-30-36-39 Powerball: 34 Jackpot: $7,5 million lowa lowa Lotto: 1-2-6-13-23-25 Jackpot: $4.5 million. Wild Card: Seven of hearts $100,000 Cash Game: 11-19-20-29-34 Illinois Daily Game: 9-2-9 Pick Four: 4-5-4-3 Lotto: 5-26-34-40-46-50 Jackpot: $17 million Wisconsin SuperCash: 9-13-16-29-31-33 Jackpot: $250,000 Megabucks: 2-4-8-30-38-48: Jackpot: $3.7 million Pick 3: 3-7-7 Jackpot: $500 Remember when 10 years ago Winona wrestlers Dale Schmidtknecht, Dan Wantock and Curt Habeck captured championships in the Waseca Open tournatent Saturday. 25 years ago Supt. Lloyd Anderson of Trempealeau High School said Tuesday has resigned, effective June to become superintendent of schools at Cassville, Wis.
50 years ago H.H. Stedman left for Bremerton, to work in Navy yard as a machinist. 75 years ago The Baker Livery, has been purchased by Robert Ross of Minneapolis. 100 years ago The first boat to pass the drawbridge this season from a downriver point was the Reindeer, which came up on her way to Chimney Rock. Obituaries She was born Sept.
2, 1916, in Hart, to John and Mathilda Gielow Ronnenberg. She married Howard E. Ebert in October 1939 in Winona. died Aug. 14; Lloyd L.
'Shortie' Zell ROCHESTER, Minn. Lloyd L. 85, of Rochester, died Friday (April 9, 1993) at the Rochester Health Care Center in Rochester. He Was born 27, 1908, in rural Hastings, to William Zell and Margaret Utegaard Zell. He was married Aug.
30, 1929, to Evelyn Tiedemann at Lincoln Trinity Lutheran Church near. Zumbro Falls, Minn. He was employed as a mechanic at Schultz Implement in Plainview, Minn. He was then a driver for Vets Cab and Stewart Blue Line in Rochester. He then owned and operated with his wife Shortie's Restaurants in Wabasha, and Nelson, Wis.
He drove a school bus in Durand, and Zumbro Falls. He retired to Arizona in 1974 and returned to Zumbro Falls in 1979. He had lived in Rochester since 1988.: He. was a member of Lincoln Trinity Lutheran Church near Zumbro Falls. He is survived by his wife; eight daughters, Jewelett (Joe) Hoffman of Phoenix, Adeline (Joe) Kirby of Mounds View, Henrietta (Jerry) Bond of Byron, Janet (David) Lorenzen of Grand Meadow, Joanne (Ernie) Roeber of Cannon Falls, Karen (Jerry) Soulis of Oakdale, Diane (Gary) Lindstrom of Durand, Jackie (John) Brownell of Eyota, four sons, Ronnie (Geraldine) of Manasses, Hugo of Jacksonville, Dan (Patricia) of DeForest, David (Mary) of Milwaukee; sister-in-law Louise Zell of Turtle Lake, 46 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild.
He was preceded in. death by daughter Lorraine Bright, brothers, one sister, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2. p.m. Monday at Lincoln Trinity Lutheran Church near Zumbro Falls with the Rev.
Randy Oft presiding. Burial in Dale Pleasant Prairie Cemetery near Zumbro Falls. Friends may call from p.m. Sunday at the Ranfranz Funeral Home, 1705 Elton Hills Drive N.W., Rochester. Erna N.
Ebert Erna N. Ebert, 76, of the Watkin's Home since 1989 and formerly of Winhaven. Court, died Saturday (April 10, 1993) at the Convalescent and Rehabilitation Unit of Community Memorial Hospital. Erna Ebert Erna Ebert 1962.: She lived in the area her entire life and was a homemaker. She was a member of St.
Martin's Evangelical Lutheran Church. She is survived by son Richard Ebert of Winona, daughter Pat (Dale) Pearson of Homer, brother Clarence Ronnenberg of La Crescent, sister Vernette (Ben) Davis of Springdale, five grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter. She was preceded in death by her husband and one brother, Robert. Funeral services will be held at 8 p.m. Monday at the MartinMyhre Funeral Chapel.
Burial is private. Friends may call from 7 p.m. until time of services Monday at the funeral chapel. Marriage licenses Jeffrey Allen Schlemmer, La Crosse, and Bonnie NeyersBennett, Rollingstone, Minn. Darron Otto Scheck, Houston, and Teresa Lee Bublitz, Rushford, Minn.
Michael Luke Wesley, Winona, and Belinda Beth Goebel, Rochester, Minn. Terry Andrew Hertel, Winona, and Karen Pauline Wright, Winona. Peter David Brown, Utica, and Ida Mae Schmucker, Utica, Minn. Richard Paul Jonsgaard, Lewiston, and Audra A Ann Powell, Lewiston, Minn. Richard Eugene Rauschnot, 62 E.
Mark and Annette. Sue Zimmerman, 218 E. 3rd St. Paul Allen Davis, 924 Parks Apt. 277, and Karen Marie Olson, Grand Meadow, Minn.
Jerry Joseph Hunt, Omaha, and Karen June Tanner, 1116 Sugar Loaf Road, No. 317. Troy Gary Langowski and Sheila Raye Kosidowski, Lewiston. James Edward Glimpse and Vicki Sue Ellinghuysen, Minnesota City, Minn. Mary- Myrtle L.
Ressie Myrtle L. Ressie, 87, of 866 W. King St. died Friday (April 9, 1993) at her home. She was born in St.
Charles, on Dec. 12, 1905, to Lawrence and Florence Wright Bung. She was June 1921 graduate of St. Charles Myrtle Ressie High School. She then attended the Winona General Hospital School of Nursing.
She married Frank W. Ressle in Winona on Oct. 25, 1926. He died June 12, 1980. She was a member of and very active in Calvary Baptist Church.
She is survived by son Ronald (Joan) Ressie of Winona; three daughters Mardell (Gerald) Whittaker of Danville, 111., Charlotte (Peterson) of Winona, and Mary Lou (Richard) Thoreson, Chatfield, two brothers, Lyle Bung of Farmington, and Wayne (Carolyn) Bung of St. Petersburg, 23 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren and one great-great grandson. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, one grandson, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Calvary Baptist Church with Hugh Fendry 11 officiating.
Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call from 1-2 p.m. Monday at the church. Casketbearers will be William and Ronald Ressie Craig. Thoreson and Warren Buck.
A memorial I is being arranged. (Fawcett Funeral Home) Dennis L. Schmitt HUDSON, Wis. Dennis L'. Schmitt, 48, of Hudson, formerly of Arcadia, died suddenly Saturday, Hospital (April in 10, St.
1993) Paul. He at had been transferred there from Lakeview Hospital in Stillwater, Minn. He was born Feb. 18, 1945, at Arcadia to Fred and Adeline (Ziegler) Schmitt. He attended St.
Mary's Elementary School in Fountain City, Wis. He graduated from Cochrane-Fountain City High School in 1963. He attended the University. of Wisconsin-Madison and graduated in 1967 from the business administration and accounting school. He was employed as a cost accounting controller at 3M Company at the time of his death.
He married Judith Boberg at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Fountain City on Aug. 17, 1968. He was a member of St. Patrick's parish in Hudson, the St.
Valley Lions Club and the Quarter Century Club of 3M. Besides being active in these organizations, he found time to be an avid golfer and fisherman and a beloved family man. He was the beloved husband of Judi, and a loving father of Tammy. (Michael) Schmitz of Madison. He is survived by them and also by a sister, Marlene (Frank) Krzoska of Fountain City, by brother and sister-in-law Jane and Gary Larson of LaCrescent, and brother-in-law Dan Boberg of lowa.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Hudson, with interment in the church cemetery. Casketbearers will be Rod Wilgren, Frank Reams, William Brozek, LaVern Larson, Larry Church and Al Schmitt.
Visitation is from 4-8 p.m. Monday at O'Connell's Valley Funeral Home in Hudson with the parish prayers at 7:45 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. The family prefers memorials. Miss Winona open for contestants The Miss Winona Scholarship Pageant Committee is accepting contestants for its program.
This year's Miss Winona Pageant will be June 12 in the Winona Senior High School auditorium. The winner will receive a $1,500 educational scholarship and a chance to compete in the 1994 Miss Minnesota pageant. For more pageant information, please contact Luke and Brenda Merchlewitz at 452-8605 or write to P.O. Box 3, Winona, Minn. 55987.
From page 1A signs keepsakes for many area festivals. The other design lists other popular pilgrimage sites where Mary is believed to have ap. peared Lourdes, France and Fatima, Portugal. Then underneath a dove it reads, "Kettle River, Minnesota Easter Sunday, 1993." Lourdes and Fatima are church-approved sites. Kettle River isn't.
But throngs of people were expected to be in the field 4 miles north of town for the predicted 3 p.m. appearance, lured by promises of healings and miracles. The Duluth diocese repeatedly has denounced Earl Nett and Stephen Marino, the visionaries who also have claimed the Virgin Mary wants a chapel Hunt From page 1A to 3 were able to grab eggs from one circle and put them in baskets brought from home. Children ages 4 to 6 hunted in a second circle; children ages 7 to 9 had their own circle and children older than 10 hunted in a fourth circle. The hunt lasted minutes.
After it ended, only a few crushed eggs remained on the ground. "It was really easy. You just reached and picked. It was no problem. Look what I got," said Chad Hodge, 6, of Rochester, who attended the day's festivities with his brother, sister and parents.
"My sister lives here and we're visiting. She 99 told me, 'You can't miss Loretta Hodge, Chad's mom, said. A few feet away, Sue Maul, of Lewiston, stood with her daughter, Alesha Maul, 5, counting Alesha's eggs. "If I. had a dot on this, I'd have won a prize," she told her mom.
"Is this a dot?" she asked, pointing to a spot dye hadn't reached. "No, that's wishful her mother told her. Booth said two eggs were marked with prize-winning dots. The winners received large Easter baskets filled with candy. Vandalism- From page 1A ed to dumping.
In the past, two leaflet boxes at McNally Landing were blown off the kiosks with the use of M-80 explosives. Smaller signs are regularly being blown apart. Each time Mthat happens, bill in Uncle addition Sam picks to the up Winona District's labor, he said. "We built these landings for people to enjoy, but everything is destroyed," he said. "It's getting to the point that with our other duties, we don't have time WORLD WAR I II FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY 11 APR.
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Reservations necessary, 452-5591. WEDNESDAY, April 14 The Winona County Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors meet, 9 a.m., Ag Service Center in Lewiston. and a seven-story housing complex built at Kettle River, a town of 193 people and one public restroom. Marino, who moved to Kettle River from Green Bay, late last year, says he has received more than 400 messages since 1991. Followers said Marino wouldn't be Kettle River Sunday because he planned to be in Medjugorje, a Bosnian town where Mary reportedly has been giving messages since 1981.
That site also has been denounced by the church. Authorities don't know how many people to expect at Marino's 15-acre "Field of the Cross," but say large numbers would mean problems. Police Richard Perry, rural Winona, reported at 1:30 p.m. the theft of an air compresser, four trailer tires and log chains from a shed at the Prairie Island campground. Eleanor Whetstone, 104 Main reported at 5:54 p.m.
the theft of: a hood ornament from her Buick automobile. Heather Wittkopp, 255 E. Sanborn reported at 10:46 a.m. the theft of a leather coat valued between $400 and $500 from Rascal's, 151 E. 3rd St.
Debbie Spalding, 767 W. 5th reported at 7:40 p.m. the theft of a bike. Employees at Wayne Kimber Trucking, 663 Washington reported that a spare tire and a wheel from a semi-tractor trailer been stolen sometime since Tuesday. WINONA Betty Hilderbrant, Altura, reported at 7:10 a.m.
the theft of plastic rabbits and other Easter decorations from her yard. Barb Colwell, 318 Mankato reported at 12:40 a.m. that someone had thrown a. sign Theft to clean up after these people." If it continues, the landings will be closed, he said. Len Cross, president of the Mississippi Sportsmen's Club, called anyone causing such damage i irresponsible, adding, "when I hear this kind of stuff, my real feelings probably can't be printed." He called for area citizens to watch for people causing the damage and report them.
Anyone who sees someone vandalizing the landings, should try to get a vehicle license number and report it to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service office at 454-7351. Fire rescue Friday 11:56 p.m. Unit sent to 616 Hamilton St. where an 82-year-old man was having a severe nosebleed.
He was not transported to CMH. Unit returned at 12:18 a.m. Saturday. if it's only 5,000, we're in trouble," said Lt. David Stout of the Minnesota State Patrol.
The field, just west of Minnesota 73, can be reached only on a narrow, unpaved township road. Highway 73 lacks adequate shoulders for parking, which could mean many people walking along the highway. The nearest fully equipped emergency rooms are in Duluth, about 50 miles to the northeast. There are no portable toilets in the field the nearest public restroom is the one in town. "We don't have the answers," Nett said.
"We must trust in God. Our ways are not God's ways. It's a divine event, not a human event." through a large front window of her home, shattering the window. There was also minor damage done to a car parked near her residence. Employees at.
Hardees, 5th and Main streets, reported at 1:17 a.m. that someone shattered a mirror in the men's restroom. Gary Duden, 1780 Kraemer Drive, reported at noon damage to his 1981 Oldsmobile vehicle. Accident Vehicles driven by Andrew Swart, 933 W. Wabasha and James Kenyon, 527 E.
Belleview collided at 7:12 p.m. at the Wabasha and Garfield streets intersection. Miscellaneous WINONA Nodine, volunteer firefighters were sent at 6:14 p.m. to a brush fire at the Kevin Zehnke residence in Nodine, Minn. The fire was extinguished.
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