Argus-Leader, Sioux Falls, S.D. Thursday, July 12, 1979 9A 8 hurt in accident Police "p01- Ida Boese worth $120 from 115 E. 11th St. Mary McQuirk. 422 N.
French reported vandalism of a fence at her residence. The loss was $100. Dean Peterson of Chandler, reported the theft of a tape deck worth $100 from his vehicle while it was at the Western Mall parking lot. Harold Styles, 1405 S. Norton reported the theft of a bicycle worth $40 from his residence.
Betsy Fisher, 1210 W. 9th reported the theft of a bicycle worth $30 from Terrace Park pool. Cindy Hayes of Route 1 Sioux Falls reported the theft of a purse from Nite City Disco, 305 N. Main Ave. The loss was $15.
Crime Tip: 339-7007 Tom Graham. 1314 E. 6th St. reported to Sioux Falls police the vandalism of windows of vehicles at Graham Salvage. The loss was $500.
Frieda Gerry, 1020 N. Summit reported vandalism of the windshield of a vehicle hile it was parked along the 1000 block of N. Summit Avenue. The loss was $200. Brian Warner of Sioux City, Iowa, reported the theft of a tape deck and cash from his vehicle while it was parked at the Western Mall parking The loss was $155.
Cynthia Schmuck, 2415 E. Austin reported the theft of a bicycle Sioux Falls Gerald E. Sunde Included in the survivors of Gerald E. Sunde, 29, of 601 W. Rus-sel who died Monday, is his father, Arthur Sunde of Sioux Falls.
Area Robert Staeffler LUVERNE, Minn. Robert E. Staeffler, 97, died Sunday at the Mary Jane Brown Nursing Home in Luverne. He was born at Manitawac County, and was married to Erene Hagedorn on Dec. 13, 1906.
She died in 1964. He is survived by six sons, Irvin, Astoria, Robeert, Ellsworth, Leonard, Hardwick, Horton, Orange, LeRoy and Kenneth, both of Edgerton, eight daughters, Myrtle Austin, Daly City, Irene Schmuck, Hardwick, Alice Schmuck, Clatskania, Louise Kieback, Luverne; Vera Durst, Bell, Dorothy Maxwell, Luverne; Agnes Koens, Santa Maria, and Lois Lorenzen, Jasper, 55 grandchildren; 93 great-grandchildren; 11 greateat-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Erna Burgdorf, Kiel, Services were held Wednesday in Luverne. Mrs. Effie Bossman LENNOX, S.D.
Mrs. Effie Bossman, 87, died Tuesday at the Good Samaritan Center in Lennox. Effie Nuttbrock was born on a farm near Lennox. She married Jerry H. Bossman on Oct.
22, 1912. They farmed near Lennox until retiring into town in 1958. He died Oct. 2, 1970. Survivors include a son, Harvey, Tea, S.D.; a daughter, Mrs.
George H. Wallenstein, Sioux Falls; four grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; a brother, Joe Nuttbrock, Salem, two sisters, Mrs. Johanna Jibben, Lennox, and Mrs. Sophie Berglund, Union Lake, two half-brothers, John Kuper, California, and Dick Kuper, Sioux Falls; one half-sister, Mrs. Sadie Hammerstrom, Canton, S.D.; one stepbrother, CD.
Kuper, Lennox; three stepsisters, Mrs. Jane Van-Bockern, Mrs. Jennie Bultena, and Mrs. Grace Goeman, all of Lennox. Services will be at 10:30 a.m.
Friday at the Ebenezer Presbyterian Church in Lennox. Visitation will begin at 11 a.m. today at the Dindot and Son Funeral Home, with scripture services at 7 p.m. Raymond Bickett LENNOX, S.D. Raymond E.
Bickett, 55, was dead on arrival at Sioux Valley Hospital in Sioux Falls Tuesday of an apparent heart attack. He was born on a farm near Beresford, and was a flight instructor fnr an aviation school in Beres Eight people were injured Wednesday in a two-car collision on 1-90 west of Cliff Avenue. A car driven by Kenneth Melum, 65. of Hemet, collided with the rear of a car driven by Helen Oligmueller, 43, of Salem, S.D. All eight riders in the two cars were injured.
Both cars were totaled. Linda Oligmueller, 22, suffered a laceration of the throat, and is listed in fair condition at McKennan Hospital. The other seven passengers were treated and released. Special rates on all SHOP SUNDAY 12-5 I lot. re oh look offer vpntQQl0J3ood.
your you coulH 3 I Er Deaths Mrs. Charles Folkerts PIPESTONE, Minn. Mrs. Charles Folkerts, 75, died Tuesday at Sioux Valley Hospital in Sioux Falls. She was born in Pipestone County and was married to Charles Folkerts on June 21, 1927.
They lived at Pipestone for 17 years, later moved to a farm near Jasper, and in 1973 moved to Pipestone. She is survived by her husband, Charles: a son, James, Jasper; two daughters, Mrs. Jeanette Baldwin, Maple Grove, and Mrs. Wilbur Laffrenzen, Rochester, 11 grandchildren; one great-grandchild: two brothers. Art, Pipestone, and Henry, Brookings, S.D., and a sister, Mrs.
Raymond Fuller, San Bernardino, Calif. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the St. Paul Lutheran Church in Pipestone. Visitation will begin at 10 a.m.
Thursday at the Lindquist Funeral Chapel. lugo Treick SCOTLAND, S.D. Hugo Treick, 92, died Tuesday at the Scotland hospital. He was born at Garner, Iowa, and was a World War I veteran. He was married to Emma Billigmeier on Oct.
29, 1914. He was employed by the Dixon Store in Scotland for many years, and also worked in Marion, S.D. Mrs. Treick died in 1942. He is survived by two brothers.
Dr. Paul, Aberdeen, S.D., and Dr. W.K., Scotland; six sisters, Mrs. Agnes Schott and Alma Treick, both of San Francisco, Ella Treick, Santa Monica, Mrs. Ester Goeken, Houston, Texas; Mrs.
Selma Winger, Mesa, and Mrs. Norma Neuharth, Sacramento, Calif. Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at the United Church of Christ in Scotland. Petrik-Kelly Funeral Home of Scotland is in charge of the arrangements.
Edwin Swenson LUVERNE, Minn. Edwin W. Swenson, 77, died Monday at McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls. He was born in Rock County, and was married to Magna Haraldson on Jan. 19, 1923.
He farmed in the area. He is survived by his wife, Magna; three sons, Leo, Luverne; Roger, Lexington, and Larry, Luverne; six daughters, Mrs. Arnold Hansen, Mrs. Dale Hamann, Mrs. Oltman Honken, and Norma Swenson, all of Luverne; Mrs.
Raymond Reker, Sioux Falls, and Mrs. Milton Jackson, both of Sioux Falls; 21 granchildren; six great-grandchildren; two brothers, Walter, Luverne, and Chester, Hardwick, Minn. Services will be at 30 p.m. today at the Engebretson Funeral Chapel. Harold Stanton BRANDON, S.D.
Harold Stanton, 85, Rt. 1, died Tuesday at the Good Samaritan Center. He was born in Union City, married Louise Dudley on Nov. 21, 1917, and moved to Watertown, that year. They moved to Sioux Falls in 1924 and to Brandon in 1950.
He retired in 1968 from McKean-Stanton Insurance Co. Survivors include his wife and a sister, Mrs. Madeline Coats, Cold-water, Mich. Services will be 11 a.m. Friday at the Miller Funeral Home.
MR. WILLIAM (jZ Mil MJIIIIAM you feel If i e' fin- our 9o0d $5 U4Q it '--us Of YnJX ttUtritinZ Incite Pr 'wi 7 "19 Sn, "'Pool -I IT YOUR PIPESTONE, Minn. Ida Kath-erine Boese, 67. died July 6 at the Pipestone County Hospital. Ida Katherine Demuth was born in Iowa.
She worked for many years at the Pan-O-Gold Baking Co. in Pipestone. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Richard Wathen of Pipestone; Mrs. Pat Callahan.
Montgom-. ery, and Carol Demuth, Newport, a son, Joseph De-! muth, Minneapolis; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Adolph-Timmer, Mrs. William Wiese, both of Woodstock, and Helen De- muth, Marshall. and one brother, Lewis Demuth, Slayton.
Minn. Services were held Monday in Pi- pestone. Gladys Pollock PIPESTONE, Minn. Pollock, 78, died July 4 at the tone County Hospital. Gladys Ritzman was born at Galena, 111.
She was married to Ri-'j chard Autheir, and he died Dec. 28, 1939. She worked for the Evans and Evans law firm and for over 26' years for the Probate Court and Pipestone County Clerk of Courts. On Feb. 14, 1971, she married Homer Pollock.
She is survived by her husbandj. Homer, and two nieces. Services were held July 7 at Pi3 pestone. Stella Zenor 'i JASPER, Minn. Stella Zenor 88, died Wednesday at her dauglui ter's home in Pipestone.
Stella Johnson was born at Pipes-5 tone, and was married to Virgit; Zenor on Dec. 2, 1909. They lived aC Pipestone until moving to Jasper iig 1912. Mr. Zenor died in 1973.
3 She is survived by two daughters Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. Amos McGrew, Walbridge Ohio; one granddaughter and one; great-granddaughter. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Sat urday at the Jasper United Methodj ist Church.
Foster Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements 1 Mrs. Michael Bruske PARKSTON, S.D. Mrs. Michael Bruske, 104, died Wednesday at the Parkston nursing home. Frances Polascheck was born at Warsaw, Poland, and was marrieiC to Michael Bruske on Jan.
14, 1902.2 The couple farmed in the ParkstorH area. Mr. Bruske died in 1962. She is survived by a daughter Mrs. Joseph Friedel, Ethan, S.D.;5 17 grandchildren; 33 great-grand children and 11 great-great-grand children.
Funeral mass will be at 10 a.m.5 Fridayat the Sacred Heart CatholicJ Church in Parkston. There will be wake service at 8 p.m. today at thev Hasson Funeral Home. 5 Alma Nenstiel PIPESTONE, Minn. Alma; Christina Nenstiel, 82, died July 6 at the Pipestone county nospiiai.
Alma Johnson was born in Moody County, S.D. She married rrea Nenstiel on April She is survived by her husband; son, Wallace L. Ricketts, S.D.; a daughter, Mrs. Jeryld Hachmann, Red Wing, five grandchildren; three brothers, Reuben, Egan, S.D.; Arthur, Sioux Falls, and Elworth, Trent, S.D.; and one sister, Mrs. Frieda 3 Vockrodt, Pipestone.
Services were held Tuesday in Pi- 3 pestone. 33rd iummn wim ev Interment will be in Wood 1 I ODy, regular membership plans; lower on initial visit. DOWNTOWN AND THE EMPIRE A NO SHOP SUNDAY 12-5 G. CHIOBOS G. CHIOROS ford before moving to a farm east of Lennox in 1951.
He married Minnie Gayken on July 8, 1955. Survivors include his wife; three sons, James, Mathew and Michael, all of Chancellor, S.D.; a daughter, Linda, Lennox: two stepsons, Robert and Gary Gayken, both of Lennox; one grandson; seven step-grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. Elvira Bickett, Beresford; five brothers, Milford, John Jr. and Robert, all of Beresford; Bernard, Jo-plin, and Gerald, Burns, six sisters, Mrs. Robert W.
Jorgen-sen, Lennox; Mrs. Warren Biehl, Minneapolis; Mrs. Patrick Mcll-vena, Sioux Falls; Mrs. James La-tendresse, Camden, Mrs. Dean Kirby, Bridgewater, S.D., and Marie Bickett, Kansas City, Mo.
Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Magdalen's Catholic Church, Lennox. Visitation will begin at 11:30 a.m. today at the Din-dot and Son Funeral Home, with a scripture service at 7:30 p.m.
today at the church. Ralph Gray WAKONDA, S.D. Ralph Gray, 89, died Monday at Mitchell, S.D. He was born at Wakonda, and farmed in the area until retiring. He is survived by two Sisters, Robin Clemensen, Sioux Falls, and Mildred Gallagher, Mitchell, and five nieces and one nephew.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Hansen Funeral Home in Irene, S.D. MEl DEIBERT Serving you best by serving you most George Boom tyunttoiLJiome IACiR Fast Iflth Street 2490 Kanwood Manor Fr Anaelo Pappas will officiate at the service 2:30 P.M. in the Greek Orthodox Church 1936 S. Summit Ave Interment will be in Woodlawn cemetery.
There will Ua ii Tmienninn service 7:30 P.M. Wednesday in our chapel. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. 1 GIRLS DEPARTMENT I BOYS' DMIEIlTj ENURE SI OCX MANY STYLES REPRICED allTresses SLACKS 1 i 7 SUITS and SP0RTSC0ATS Values to jf Size1 2-14 Values to $65. Sizes 4-20 REPRICED IHFAtlTQ' TflMllFRV MANY STYLES REPRICED KNIT TOPS Ukm MULUfc n.ijjQ ENTIRE SPRING AND SUMMER 2 3 5 ST0CK reduced F0R Values to $11 QUICK SALE! Values to $20 I Sizes 0-14 I I REPRICED BOYS' GREAT GROUP CUIDTC LARGE GROUP QKIRK oHIKIO COORDINATE 2 $3 $5 SPORTSWEAR A Values $12 sport' Dress vaJt .5 SWIHIRUKKS I 71 SHORTS tr swimsuits $p5 y-l nnipr Values to $13 Cm rKlUt tr assorted boys- 3 OUTERWEAR Slacks, skirts, shorts, UUILMIUMl knit tops, and blouses.
values to GreQt Group. am) 1 Sl2es 2 t0 Nylon Jackets 'A fcS Sweatshirts, Winter Coats GOWNS and PAJAMAS boys coordinate ENTIRE STOCK REPRICED sport C0ATS( VESTS( PANTS( and 6ATtGROU5 -Jf, GREATGR6UP MR. GERALD E. SUNDE 601 W. Russell St.
Rev. Lyle Inglebret of East Side Lutheran Church will conduct the service A.M. Thursday in Millers chapel. Interment will be in the Hills of Rest. MRS.
ALTA JOHNSON 1905 S. Main Av. Services will be 1 :30 P.M. Thursday in the chapel of Our Saviors Lutheran Church Virgil Johnson officiating. lawn cemetery.
MRS. RAY (HELEN) BROOKS 4309 So. Louis Funeral services will be 10:00 A.M. Thursday, at First Presbyterian church with Rev. Peter Westra officiating.
Interment in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. MR. HAROLD STANTON Brandon, So. Dak.
Rev. Tom Tucker of 1st Congregational Church will officiate at the service 11:00 Friday in Miller's Chapel. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. 3th and Main Av. i25UI 336-1454.
