Wabeno – Mrs. Eva Yuenger, 64, passed away early Sunday morning at Marinette General hospital. Death was caused from a heart ailment from which she had suffered for about a year.
Additional obituary information available.
The Forest Republican, January 24, 1957
Funeral services were held at 9:30 this morning from the family home and at 10 o’clock from St. Stanislaus Catholic church in Armstrong Creek by Father L. Lisowski for Mrs. Adam Franezek, 69, a resident of Armstrong Creek since 1928.
Additional obituary information available.
The Forest Republican, January 24, 1957
Harold Norman Marvin, 42, of Libby, Mont. died suddenly Saturday.
Additional obituary information available.
The Forest Republican, January 24, 1957
Two Rivers – Edward P. Strohm, 68, of Two Rivers, retired local police officer, died Jan. 12 at the Municipal hospital here where he had been a patient since he was stricken with a heart attack at his home tow weeks previous.
Additional obituary information available.
The Forest Republican, January 24, 1957
James Felix Short, 63, of Argonne, died suddenly at 7:20 last night at the Mrs. Elizabeth Short home in Argonne. Death resulted from a heart condition.
Additional obituary information available.
January 24, 1957
Mrs. Fannie Bowen, 78, of Argonne died Tuesday morning at the Superior Nursing Home in Antigo after a long illness.
Additional obituary information is available.
The Forest Republican, January 17, 1957
Rev. G. Willard Gary officiated at funeral services for Percy Dailey, 81, at the First Presbyterian church at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 22.
Additional obituary information available.
The Forest Republican, January 10, 1957
Mary Mann, 40, of Soperton, was found dead early Saturday morning in the grounds adjoining the Standard Oil bulk plant.
Additional obituary information available.
The Forest Republican, January 10, 1957
Funeral services were held in Duluth, Minn., Dec. 31 for Emery J. Knapp, who passed away suddenly at his home there.
Additional obituary information is available.
The Forest Republican, January 10, 1957
Henry Hoffman, 59, of Plymouth, died last Wednesday from a heart condition.
A brother of Jack Hoffman of Crandon, he had a number of friends here as he had frequently visited in Crandon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoffman attended the funeral services at Plymouth Saturday.
The Forest Republican, January 3, 1957
Funeral services were held at 10 o’clock Monday morning at St. Ambrose Catholic church in Wabeno by Father Claude LeClaire for Barney Gaston, 72, of Carter.
Additional obituary is available.
[The Forest Republican, Jan 8, 1957]
Services Saturday for John Groenes
John Groenes, 73, of Laona, died last Thursday at the NuRoc Nursing Home, Blackwell. Burial was in the Laona cemetery.
Deceased was born Sept 17, 1880, in Lithuania. He came to America in 1903 and for the past 30 years has lived in Forest County where he was a woodsworker for the Connor Lumber and Land company.
He was single and had no known relatives.
Mountain Woman Called by Death
Suring, Wis. – Mrs. Dorothy Louise Isaacson, 37, of Mountain, died in the University hospital at Madison, Friday after a year’s illness.
The former Dorothy Krause was born at Crivitz June 19, 1916, and married Oswald Isaacson at Lakewood in March 1937.
She is survived by her husband; a daugher, Ann Louise, 9 months old; two sons, Harold, 15, and Larry, 11; two brothers, Vernon Krause, Crivitz, and Richard McEwen, St. Paul, Minn., a sister, Mrs. Elmer Jacobson, Rockford, Ill., and a grandmother, Mrs. William Bednarz, Pound.
Services Held for Former Argonne Woman
Services were held Saturday here, for Mrs. Ida May Wine, 82, who died Nov 22 at Snohomish, Wash., after an illness of two years. Mrs. Wine had moved from Argonne to Washington in September of 1946.
Deceased was born July 23, 1871 at Jefferson, Iowa, and On October 11, 1888, was married to Frank Wine, who died February 24, 1946.
Surviving are six daughters and three sons, Mrs. Elizabeth Duffield of Argonne, Mrs. Fred (Frances) Krause of Snohomish, Wash., Mrs. Emil Zielinski (Ethel) of Racine, Mrs. Raymond Schrump (Ilene) of Tomahawk, Mrs. Wm. (Irene) Stamper of Orofino, Idaho, Mrs. Leonard (Ida) Godlevske of Three Lakes, Ralph Wine and Clyde Wine of Wapato, Washington, and Clarance Wine of Winneconne, Wis.
John Fela Services
Last rites for John Fela, 66, who died Nov. 23 at the Ovitz hopsital, Laona, were held at St. Stanislaus Catholic church at Armstrong Creek, last week Wednesday.
Services were held Saturday at the Laona cemetery masoleum for John Groenes, 73, of Laona, who died last Thursday at the NuRoc Nursing Home.
Deceased was born Sept 17, 1880, in Lithuania. He came to America in 1903.
The Forest Republican – Dec 10, 1953
Services were held Saturday for Leonard Mattius Johnson, 61, of Hustisford, formerly of Crandon, who died Nov 24, 1954.
Deceased was born July 13, 1893, in Negaunee, Mich.
Survived by daughter, son, sister and a brother.
The Forest Republican – Dec 2, 1954
Albert Carl Kelm, 72, of Townsend, passed away early Sunday.
Survived by wife and son.
The Forest Republican – Dec 2, 1954
Mrs. Pelagia Ruski, 86, passed away at the Laona hospital Friday night.
Deceased was born in Germany Dec 13, 1868 and has resided in Wabeno for a number of years.
Survivors are her husband Frank Ruski, one daughter, two step-daughters, and one brother.
The Forest Republican – Nov 25, 1954
Deceased was born in Poland June 22, 1867 and came to the states 53 years ago.
In 1908 he married Anna Ostrowski. Survived by his wife, three sons, and four daughters.
The Forest Republican – Nov 18, 1954
Mrs. Fred Bousley, 71, of Dunbar died at 10:45 Monday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Smith in Goodman.
Deceased was born Apr 15, 1883, in Garden City, MI. The former Agnes Marie La Francis was married Aug 25, 1902.
Surviving are her husband, eight daughters and four sons.
The Forest Republican – Sept 9, 1954
Laona – Mr. Tipton died at 7:30 Friday evening at Mt. Sinai hospital, Milwaukee.
Deceased was born Jan 30, 1872, in Powell county, KY. He was married in 1898 to Emma Patton, who died May 30, 1948. In July, 1908, they moved to Laona where he took up farming.
Surviving are five daughters and two sons; five sisters and a brother.
The Forest Republican – Sept 2, 1954
