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Holtmann in Germantown May 21, 1941. Survivors include her The Crew Journal OBITUARIES jasper Bonuso Jasper Bonuso, 82, of Car-lyle, died Thursday, July 14, 1988, at St. Joseph Hospital. Breese. lr flyiT 55" Friday.

July IS, 1988. at Sl Joseph Hospital, Highland. She was bom in Highland Dec. 26, 1911. to John and Maggie Holzinger Kapp, then married Urban J.

Mersinger Aug. 6. 1936, in Highland. He died Apr. 5.

1983. The couple fanned south of Highland, then retired in 1973, continuing to live on the farm. She moved to Highland in August of 1986. Survivors include sons Wilbert of Highland and James of Troy; daughters Rose Strieker of Breese, Catherine Holtgrave, Shirley Masey, Mary Jane Landmann and Carol Rakers of Highland; brothers George, Edgar, Nelson, Clarence, Edwin and John Kapp of Highland; sisters Margaret Werner of Highland, Bernice Hol-lenkamp of Aviston, Lorene HoUenkamp of OPallon and Mary Ann Brown of St. 20 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Mersinger was a member of SL Paul Church, SL Anne Altar Society and Legion of Mary, Daughters of Isabella and Highland Historical Society, all in Highland. rich and never married. Survivors include his brother Robert of Patoka; sisters Freda Davidson of Shattuc, Lena Cole of Huey, Florence Edwards of Carlyle and Wilma Arnold of DeKalb. Heinrich was a farmer and sawmill laborer. He lived with his sister in Shattuc for the last 20 years and before that, lived with his sister in Carlyle.

Rev. Elmer Bowman officiated at services from Zieren-Day Funeral Home, Carlyle, Friday, with burial in the Nicholas Section of Carlyle Cemetery. Visitation was Friday morning until services. Memorials may be made to the Immanual United Church of Christ, Carlyle. TWO-STORY FRAME HOME of Mike Bruegge was sion of Bruegge Furniture Store, and also a driveway moved one block west on North First Street in Breese last between First Street and the alley behind the State Bank week.

The house was moved to make room for the expan- of Breese. 60-day tournament survivors uiclude his wife Nina; son Frank of St. Louis; daughter Joan Hall of Carlyle; brother Frank of St. sisters and grandchildren. Services were Sunday from Kulis Funeral Home, St.

Louis, and burial was Monday at Lady of Sorrows Church Cemetery, St Louis. Helen Gross Helen A. Cross, 83, of Bar-tetso, died at 12: 12 a.m. Tuesday, July 19, 1988, at St. Joseph Hospital, Breese.

She was born Oct. 2, 1904, in Bartelso to Jacob and Mary List Gross and never married. She was a member of Sl Cecilia Church, Bartelso, Clinton County Farm Bureau and Mother of Perpetual Help Ladies Sodality. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Thursday from St.

Cecilia's, with Father James Calhoun officiating, and burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Carlyle. Visitation will be after 6 p.m. Wednesday at Frcrkcr Funeral Home, Carlyle. Ervin Heinrich Ervin Charles Heinrich, 76, of rural Shattuc, died Wednesday, July 13, 1988, at Utlaut Memorial Hospital, Crappiethon results tcry.

Canon City. Memorials may be made to the St. Thomas Moore Hospice in care of Wilson-Al-mont Funeral Home, 1449 S. 9th, Canon City, Colo. 81212.

The family has requested no flowers. Belleville, Leona Singlcr of Trenton and Bernadine Schaefcr of Albers; and eight grandchildren. One son, one daughter, one brother and one sister preceded him in death. Services were at Thursday with burial in Lakeside Ccmc- Holl Sr. (2 fish) of Kcycsport.

mother of Carlyle; husband of Breese; sons Thomas and James, both of Breese; daughter Nancy Kietz of Breese; brothers Alfred and Leon Bee km arm, both of Germantown, and Vernal of Baldwin, sisters Leona Mueller, Grace Meier and Sue Kalmer, all of Germantown, and Frances Kaatmann of Woodson Terrace, and three grandchildren. She was a member of SL Dominic's Catholic Church in Breese, Altar Sodality, Daughters of Isabella, Breese Senior Citizens and St. Joseph's Hospital Auxiliary. Services were at 2 p.m. Monday from SL Dominic's, with Father Paul Harbaugh officiating, and burial was in Sl Boniface Cemetery, Germantown.

Visitation was after 2 p.m. and the of I recited the Rosary at 8 p.m. Sunday at Moss Funeral Home, Breese. Memorials may be made to the VNA Hospice or St. Dominic's in care of the funeral home.

"Gundy" Lampe Cunigundis "Gundy" Lampe, 79, of Aviston, died early Tuesday morning, July 19, 1988, at SL Louis University Hospital from injuries received in a Monday evening traffic accidcnL She was born Aug. 19, 1908, in Aviston to Henry and Anna Thien Lampe and was the owner of Gundy's Gifts in Breese. Survivors include brothers Ferd Lampe of OTallon and Alphonse Lampe of Aviston; and sisters Sally Eversgerd of Mascoutah, Leona Hcilhaus and Adcle Kempf of St. Louis. Brothers Bernard and Anthony Lampe preceded her in death, Lampe was a member of SL Francis Church and Altar Sodality, Aviston.

Services will be held at' 10 a.m. Thursday, July 21, from SL Francis, with Father Herbert Kopff officiating, and burial will be in Sl Francis Cemetery. Visitation will be held after 3 p.m. Wednesday at Moss Funeral Home, Breese. Memorials may be made to Father Vic Hummert and the Mary Knoll Society in care of the funeral home.

Frances Mersinger Frances E. Mersinger, 76, of Highland, died at 3:50 p.m. Services were at 10 a.m. Monday from Sl Paul's, with Father David Peters officiating, and burial was in Sl Joseph Cemetery. Visitation and a Wake Service were held- Sunday evening at Spengel-Bou-langer Funeral Home, Highland.

Memorials may be made to Spinal Bifida in care of the funeral home or Masses may be given. SAM'S SONG by SHOAL CREEK SAM Keith Zobnsl of Highland, Bryan Duncan of Becke-mcyer, Marcellus Korte (3 fish) of Breese, Norman Out-son (2), Homer Lungcit, Vern VonBurg and Paul Hensley, all of Keyesport, Robert Anderson (6) of Carlyle, Frances Harris (4) and Travis DeSherlia (2), both of Keyesport, Jason Heiley of Pocahontas, Morse DeSherlia and Charles Wooley of Keyesport. Charles Hornor of Aloysius Voss Aloysius "AT A. Voss, 40, of Breese, died early Friday morning, July IS, 1988, at Rod arid Gun Club north of Breese. Voss was bom Dec.

12, 1947, in Breese to Joseph F. and Priscilla Thole Voss. He was a member of St. Dominic Catholic Church, Breese, a US Army veteran and a bricklayer. Survivors include his parents of rural Breese; brothers Joseph, Ralph, Jim and Paul Voss, and sisters Margaret Meyer and Norma Tcbbc, all of Breese.

Services were held at 10 a.m. Monday, July 18, from St. Dominic Catholic Church, with Father Paul Harbaugh officiating. Burial was in Sl Dominic Cemetery. Visitation was Sunday evening at Moss Funeral Home.

Memorials may be made to the church in care of the funeral home. Clarence Wellen Clarence "Bud" Wellen, 65, of Canon City, died July 18, 1988, in Colorado. He was bom Nov. 26, 1922, in Albers to Albert and Anna Thucncman Wellen, then married Ann Ingram in New Baden Aug. 11, 1948.

They moved to Canon Cily from Trenton in 1975. A self-employed painter, Wellen served in the US Army during World War II, and was a member of St. Michael's Catholic Church andVFW. Survivors include his wife; sons Steven and Richard of Trenton, Mark and Kevin of Belleville, Brad, Clarence Charles and Thomas of Canon City; daughters Debbie Jensen and Susan Wellen of Canon City, and Mary "Yo" Wellen of Colorado Springs, brothers Alphonse of Albers, Alfred of Louisville, and James of Trenton; sisters Eleanor Bcrlke of Results from the 1988 Johnson Reels Crappiethon USA 60-day tournament on Carlyle Lake have been posted. The tournament was scheduled from Apr.

9 through June 7, but extended to June 14 due to inclement weather. At the beginning of the tournament, there were 1438 tagged Crappie worth $217,250. In addition, there was Tangle Free Tom, worth $50,000 if all the criteria were met, and eight $1000 fish sponsored by area merchants. $1000 Instant Winners Catching the $1000 Instant Winners and sponsors were: -Francis Harris of Kcye-sport, with "Hugo," by Honkers Bait Tackle Shop, Carlyle; Pocahontas, Richard Gray of Carlyle, Alvina Schomaker of Carlyle, Robert Day (2) of Sandoval Dorothy DeSherlia (3) of Keyesport, Charles Boeck- Florence Holtmann Florence R. Holtmann, 71, of Breese, died Saturday morning, July 16, 1988, at her home.

She was born in German-town Apr. 16, 1917, to Fred and Christine Albers Beck-mann, then married Aloys Local News Notes Joe B. Kuper, our good neighbor down the block aways, returned home last weekend after attending the 41st reunion of the 4th Marine Division Assn. at San Diego. From San Diego, Joe K.

airplaned it to Maui, Ha-, waii, which was the war time home of the 4th Marine Div. Then proceeded to. Saipan and Tinian, where the 4th fought in some of the bloodiest battles of WW II. Then on to Guam, where he visited for three days with the Francis Kuper family, before returning home via San Francisco. urccuvuic.

He was born in Clinton County Jan. 20, 1912, to William and Julia E. Curdt Hcin- Breese Journal, Breese, IL, July 21,1988 man (2) of Germantown, Vivian, Ice of Carlyle, Marvin Guthrie of Carlyle. Chuck Taylor of Highland, Robert D. Hoik, of Keyesport, Curt All you ole' timers remember the Enkclmann family.

Bob Harriet, Bob Jr. and Lou. We don't know whatever happened to Lou. He just suddenly disappeared from the radar scope. Friend Bob asks us to pass along a news release that will be of interest to some vets in our area.

The World Famous 102nd Infantry Div. Ass. (The Ozark Division), which later became the reserve unit for Midwestern U.S.A., will hold their 40th annual reunion at the Marriot Hotel in Cincinnati, Ohio, over the week of July 24 thru July 31, 1988. A return trip to Europe for Liberation Day celebrations is also planned for 1989. Anyone previously affiliated or attached to this WW II unit can get additional information from executive director: i Robert E.

Enkelmann 10133 Concord School Road St. Louis, MO 63128 314-843-9754 Irene Mitchell Irene G. Mitchell, 80, of Carlyle, died Sunday, July 17, 1988, at SL Joseph Hospital, Breese, after suffering an apparent cardiac arrest Saturday morning, July 16, in Carlyle. Irene was bom in Irishtown Township Sept 9, 1907, to Charles and Elizabeth Laux Mitchell She was a beautician and had her own business in Sl Louis until retiring in 1974. Survivors include a sister, Emaline Myers of Carlyle.

Services were held Tuesday at Sl Mary's Church, Carlyle, where she was a member, with Fathers Victor Sulkow-ski and Jerome Feldman officiating. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation was held Monday at Zieren-Day Funeral Home, Carlyle. Memorials may be made to the Heart Fund in care of the funeral home.

Hcnkcl, Bruce Bailey and Ron Hunt, all of Carlyle, Cloy Houser (5) of Keyesport, Wayne Gray of Shattuc, Richard Gray and Jerry Williams (2) of Carlyle, Andrew Markus of Aviston, William Kclmer of Carlyle, Matthew S. Ballance of Shattuc, Mat Published Weekly by Breese Publishing lac. Jerry A. Mahlandl, Publisher Mary L. Hi Second Class Postage Paid Editor at Breese, IL 62230 -IUJNCMS PRSS A lie ICI thew Koilmeycr or Shattuc, Bumcl Goodin of Keyesport, -Ml 1 1' LI I 1988 Member Eileen Poclkcr, the girl who operates the biggest little super-store in our area, alaong Rt.

SO (old), in town here, passed us a little note of interest-Husband Jim, and son Karl, a 1980 Central grad, now serving in the Coast Guard, were driving to Alaska last week where Karl is on his Illinois Press Association -Robert Church of St. Louis, with "Bail Snatchcr," by Kcycsport Bait Marccllus Korte of Breese. with "Brewster Creek Kid," by Boulder Access Marina; -Dorothy DcShcrlia of Kcycsport, with "Skinny-Dipper Don," by Dobb's Bargain Store, Ccntralia; -Wayne Gray of Shattuc, with "Budget Buster," by Budget Host Bel-Air Motel, Greenville; -Raymond Bailey of Keye-sport, with "Little Otto," by Triple Trading Post, Carlyle; Jerry Weiss of Pocahontas, with "David James," by Kcycsport Harbor Marina; and -Albert Bownmcr of St. Charles, with "Bug Eye Scott," by Klcber's Fish House Canoe Rental, Office and Plant at 623-62S N. Second Street BREESE, IL 62230 Phone 1618 526-7211 SUBSCRIPTION $11.50 per year Clinton County Mailing address RATES $14.50 per year out of CUntoa County, Ullaoli third visit to Kodiak, when they became victims of that heavy mud slide up that way ubij nwiuoui vi itigaiuuiu.

Brad Mueller of Carlyle, Donald Siegel of Carlyle, Raymond E. Bailey of Keyesport, Tim Laquasto of Keyesport, John McCoy of Hoffman, Mike Voss of Bcckc-mcycr, James G. Butler of Hoffman, Merle W. Gray of Shattuc, Earl Robert of Car-lylc, Mack Bean of Bcckemeyer, Troy Donaldson of Carlyle, Alfred Mcnsing of German-town, Charles K. Bright of Homer Guthrie of Carlyle, Earl Tyberendt of Shattuc.

Leonard Playter of and had to make a 100-mile detour. Papa Jim P. will wing Hunter Boneless Ready-To-Eat HAM 6 to 7 Lbs. Lb. $1.49 it back here on the 24th.

Blada Cut CHUCK CHUCK STEAK MORE NOTES Spotted Ray Mueller enjoying Chef Kathy's delicious hot cakes at the Wil-Char on his 70lh last week. Many more. If you're reading this on Wed. evening, you can hoist' one to Wib and Joe Kruse's 39th. Many more.

ROAST Lb. PORK 3to5Ux Faulty Chopped HAM Lb. $2.19 At) OLD FASHION BUTCHER SHOP QUALITY SERVICE Cut Fresh Daily Insures Freshness Never Prepackaged Lb, $130 A letter in the mail bag from a long gone, far away, ole' classmate (Sl Dominic's, 37) took us a bit by surprise the other day. Was kinda' afraid to open it. Thought maybe he was wanting to remind us that we still owed him some jelly beans or sompin'.

Robert (Bob) Enkcl-mann. Other Winners Among the other winners were Robert Anderson of Carlyle, who received $1000 for catching Minn Kola, a national fish. -Other winners were: Robert I Carlyle, Jcanetle Woltcrs of Aviston, Tom Terry of Carlyle, Tom Mollcl of Carlyle and Dave Mahlandt of Breese. Prices Good Thru Monday, JJy 25, 1988J Harold and June Havlin were seen holding hands on their 19th this past Tuesday. Many more.

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