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Cross,
David--(11 Aug. 1940 – 14 Nov. 1959) David Cross,
19 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cross, of Colby, was killed
Saturday, reportedly hit in the back by a stray bullet while hunting with
his father in Florence county. The older Mr. Cross had gone to the family
cottage to prepare food. Other hunters, who heard the young man’s cries
for help, responded. He died shortly after. David
was born Aug. 11, 1940, in Oshkosh. He attended Colby grade and high
schools and the University Extension at Wausau. He planned to return to
Wausau the beginning of the next term, and was currently employed at the
St. Croix Corporation at Park Falls. He is survived
by his parents, two sisters, Linda and Mary Jane, and a brother, John, all
at home. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at
the Colby Methodist church and internment was made in the Colby cemetery.
---Source: Abbotsford Tribune (Abbotsford, Clark
County, Wis.) Thursday, 19 Nov.
1959
Henry, Marie
Lampl--FUNERAL SERVICES PENDING FOR
MRS. HENRY Funeral services will be held in St. Paul Lutheran Church,
Florence, Wis., for Mrs. Marie Lampl Henry, Tipler, Wis., who died Sunday
Mrs. Henry, a former Hamiltonian, was a daughter of John and Maria Lampl.
She leaves three sons, Matthew Henry, Hamilton, Herman Henry and Raymond
Henry, Tipler, Wis.; one daughter, Marie Ford, Flint, Mich.; two
grandchildren; five brothers, G.J. Lampl, Gibsonburg, Andrew Lampl,
Hamilton, Carl Lampl, Fairfield, Alfred Lampl, Hamilton Michael Lampl,
Lebanon; four sisters, Sue Goertemiller, Hamilton; Mrs. Hilda Staarman and
Miss Fieda Lampl, both of Fairfield.--Hamilton Daily
News Journal, Hamilton, OH., Wednesday, November 11,
1964
Krauss,
Albert--BRIGHT
YOUNG MAN DIES OF APPENDICITIS--Albert Krauss, an Authority on Mining Engineering,
Passes Away at Florence--Was Only 25 Years Old--
Florence, Wis., Oct. 29--Albert Krauss,
assistant superintendent of the Florence mine, died this morning of
appendicitis at St. James Hospital, aged 25 years. He was born in
Stuttgard, Germany, where his parents still reside, and was a graduate
with high honors from the Universities of Stuttgart and Berlin. Mr. Krauss
was a practical as well as a scientific mining engineer and wrote several
text books in German that are accepted as authority on matters pertaining
to mining engineering. He came to Florence three months ago from Glasgow,
England, was unmarried, and has no relatives in America. Interment will
take place here Saturday--Wisconsin Weekly Advocate,
10-30-1902
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