April 1, 1982 The Post-Crescent, Appleton-Neenah-Menasha, Wis. A-12 Vital statistics Kroenke), 77, 501 S. Union Shawano. Frank P. Meulemans, 88, route 1, Seymour.
Mrs. Ann M. Osgood, 103 E. Washington Appleton. Mrs.
Herbert (Mayme Prochnow, 79, New London. Frank W. Rising, 79, 1005 S. East Appleton. New London, and Eileen Scott, Deaths 726 E.
Eldorado Appleton. Mrs. Steven Csida (Cecelia Deaths elsewhere David J. Bohman, 30, Farmington, formerly of Hortonville. Son of Gale Bohman, Hortonville; and of Paul Menning, Bohman both and Apple ton, and Rose Bohman, Hortonville.
Raymond A. LeClaire, 48, Iron Mountain, formerly of of Jeffery LeClaire, Nee- Harvey J. LeDain, 65, Knoxville, formerly of Appleton. Edward L. Schmidt, 56, Mesa, Ariz.
Births Appleton Memorial Sons to: Laurence and Donna Ulrich, 205 Edgewood Lane, Menasha. William and Debra Verhagen, 213 Van Cops Drive, Kaukauna. LeRoy and Sudy Groeschel, 216 S. Spruce Hortonville. Gary and Deann Halbach, 509-A S.
State Chilton. Riverside Community Memorial Daughters to: John and Gloria Babco*ck, route 5, Waupaca. William and Peggy Riemer, Ogdensburg. Sons to: John and Diane Ferg, route 1, Ogdensburg. Willard and Sharon Baldwin, route 2, Manawa.
James and Cynthia Anderson, 1317 Terrace Waupaca. Jack Judi Larsen, 407 Jefferson Waupaca. St. Elizabeth Daughters to: Erminio and Carole Frocillo, 1401 Joan Court, Kaukauna. Stephen and Bonnie Kartheiser, 904 S.
Madison Chilton. Sons to: Daniel and Lynette Skarweski, 621 W. Atlantic Appleton. Ger and Phoua Hang, 1008 S. Madison Appleton.
Steven and Meri Becker, 1017 W. Lorraine Appleton. Theda Clark Regional Medical Center Daughters to: Javier and Mary Ontiveros, 716 Paris Menasha. Kurt and Debra Schweitzer, 1605 Connell Appleton. Sons to: Glenn and Carol Mattern, 830 Dixie Road, Neenah.
Gerald and Patricia Rickman, 328 Parkwood Drive, Neenah. Kathryn Rastello, 1419 W. Third Oshkosh. Gary and Rebecca Strike, 1630 E. Pauline Appleton.
Bruce and Susan Barth, route 1, Black Creek (twins). Birth elsewhere Son to Bruce and Diane Fecteau, La Crosse. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Otto, Appleton, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Fecteau, Ladysmith. Great-grandparents are and Mrs. Clarence Otto, Appleton. Marriage licenses Outagamie County Clerk James Hensel has issued licenses to; Jeffrey Snow, 307 E.
Lawrence St. Appleton, and Susan Karr, Edina, Minn. Robert Kohli, 1503 W. Rogers Appleton, and Halina Walasinska, Chicago, Ill. Daniel Zak, 908 Green and Pamela McCormick, route both Seymour.
Michael Schmelzer, 420 Union and Ruth Honson, 326 Harris both Appleton. Tracey Pues, Pine Street, Navarino, and Mary Chapman, route 1, Black Creek. Jon DeGroot, route 2, Hilbert, and Debra Hiroskey, 204 Lom Combined Locks. Richard Knapp and Connie Beckman, both N. Morrison Appleton.
Scott Heiting, 1020 Draper and Mary Wall, route 4, both Kaukauna. Richard Steingraber. 1906 Wvman Outagamie County Judge Harold Froehlich has granted divorces to: Stanley Molthen, 24, route 1, Wabeno, and Becky Molthen, 24, 821 Cecil Neenah. They were married Sept. 2, 1978.
Frank Slocum, 25, 537 N. Garfield Place, Appleton, and Sarah Slocum, 25, Phillips. They were married Aug. 13, 1977. Lawrence Drephal, 29, 511 N.
Supe rior Appleton, Jennifer Dre 27, 210 Eugene Court, Kimberly. They were married May 25, 1974. Custody of two children was a awarded to the mother. Robert Olson, 32, 1834 W. Pershing and Tammy Olson, 18, E.
Pacific both Appleton. They were married June 23, 1979. Custody of one child was awarded to the mother. David Sawall, 31, 1020 W. Franklin and Betty Sawall, 1720 Lane, both Appleton.
They were marPried May 31, 1979. Richard Welhouse, 25, 1913 E. John and Barbara Welhouse, 24, 2118 Emmers Drive, both Appleton. They were married March 29, Custody children was awarded to the mother. Ronald Gilkey, 32, 2390 Center Lane, Green Bay, and Mary Lou Gilkey, 29, 542 N.
Superior Appleton. They were married March 12, 1973. Custody of two children was awarded to the mother. Peter Eckes, 25, 720 W. Grant Appleton, and Karla Eckes, 26, 314 Cherry Lane, Town of Grand Chute.
They were married Oct. 16, 1978. Custody of two children was awarded to the mother. Courts Divorces Dennis J. Van Straten, 21, Outagamie County Jail, was ordered held in jail for probation violation pending a preliminary hearing at 9 a.m.• next Wednesday charge of burglary.
He is accused March 1 entry of a buildfthe ing at the Gordon Bubolz Nature Preserve a typewriter, $40 in cash and mounted animals and an animal skin were stolen. He was apprehended after attempting to sell the typewriter in Neenah. The case was handled in Outagamie County circuit court. Probable cause was found and Charles Elsholtz, no age given, 407 S. Shawano New London, was ordered bound over for trial on two counts of theft.
No date was set for his next court appearance and he remains free under $3,000 signature bond. According to the complaint, he took aluminum crating material from Curwood New London, where he was employed, and sold it for scrap. The offenses are reported to have occurred last October, when the material was valued at $1,080, and again from Feb. 10-15, when material valued at $1,650 was taken. The case was handled in Outagamie County circuit court.
Handbag snatched on Lawrence Street Marsha B. Brewer, 33, 1617 W. Lorain reported to police that her purse was snatched while she was walking in the 100 block of E. Lawrence Street to her car in the Valley Bank parking lot at about 8:20 p.m. Wednesday.
She told police that she may have scratched the face of the assailant while she attempted to hold on to the purse. The report did not indicate what the handbag contained. She described her assailant as a young male, about 5 feet, 5 inches tall with blond hair and wearing a navy blue jacket and blue jeans. He fled down the hill toward the river after taking the purse, she said. Frank Meulemans, 88, former official, dies Frank P.
Meulemans, 88, route 1, Seymour, a former Town of Kaukauna supervisor, died Wednesday in a Green Bay Hospital. Meulemans and his wife, Margaret, farmed in the Town of Kaukauna until their retirement in 1970. He had lived in Seymour since 1974. Survivors include two sons, two daughters, a brother, a sister, 22 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren. Funeral mass will be at 10:30 a.m.
Saturday in St. Paul Catholic Church, Wrightstown, with burial in the par-, ish cemetery. Visitation will be after 3 p.m. Friday at the De Wane Funeral Home, Wrightstown. SEAFOOD TRUCKLOAD SALE On the Corner of College Ave.
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