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Winona Daily News Winona Deaths Police report Weather The daily record Thefts Monday, Nov. 14, 1977 10 Two-State Deaths Mrs. Alice Hanson PETERSON. Minn. Mrs.

Alice Hanson, 77, Peterson, died late Saturday afternoon at the Whitewater Manor Nursing Home, St. Charles, following a prolonged illness. The former Alice Tunglaod, she was born March 12, 1900, at Rushford to Annaniag and Gunhild Reishus Tungland and attended Rushford schools. She was married to Edward Hanson March 27, 1921. He died in October 1974.

She was a I EUGJ hoi ns o-p Cool to cold weather is forecast for most of the nation. Rain is expected in the Northwest with milder weather stretching from rhe northern Rockies into the Plains. (AP Laserphoto) WINONA COUNTY From Kenneth Weise, Belgrade, Sunday; 707 20-gauge shotgun taken from truck on boat landing west of Prairie Island spillway. CITY From J. C.

Penney 1858 Service 4 p.m. Saturday, 11-year-old Goodview, girl apprehended allegedly taking $22 worth of cigarette lighters, bracelets and clothing; 5:50 p.m. Saturday, 15-year-old Lanesboro, girl apprehended allegedly taking belt valued at 6:15 p.m. Friday, 18-year-old Chicago, 111., woman apprehended allegedly taking $12 worth of cosmetics and jewelry. From Wallace Northouse, Winona Rt 1, reported Saturday; citizens band radio taken from car at 501 W.

4th St parking lot Friday night; $85 value. From Bernard Furey, Frazee, reported Saturday; battery taken from car parked at Maria Hall, College of Saint Teresa, since Nov. $45 value. From Joel Stenzel, 1710 Monroe reported Sunday; $200 worth of tools taken from garage Thursday or Friday. temperatures are on the docket Southerly winds, partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures are on the docket the weatherman advised today.

Lows tonight will range in the mid 30s. with the mercury to top in the low Wis Tuesday. Sunday's high was 4.1. dipping to an overnight 21. The extended forecast, Wednesday through Friday, is for no significant precipitation, with lows in the 20s and highs from the low to the low 4ns.

Rain and wind were forecast today for the northern Pacific Coast, into extreme western Montana and chilly temperatures hit the East with readings in the 20s and 30s. Temperatures will be mostly mild from the northern Rockies through the southern plateau and eastward across Vandalism 3 Frank Mlynczak Frank (Pertz) Mlynczak, 73, 20ChatfiPld died Sunday at 9:30 p.m. at his home. He was a former employe of Willis Coal Co. The son of Frank and Antonia Knopick Mlynczak, he was born at Winona, Sept.

15, 1904. He was a member of St. Stanislaus Church. Survivors are: two sisters, Mrs. Helen Kluzik and Miss Milly Mlynczak, Winona; nephews and nieces.

Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Watkowski Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. at St. Stanislaus Church, the Rev. Msgr.

Roy Literski officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday after 7 p.m. at the funeral home where the Rosary will be said at 8.

Mrs. Mary Guiney Mrs. Mary Guiney, 91. former Winona resident, died Sunday at 8:35 a.m. at Etta Del Rest Home, Lewiston, where she had been a resident four years.

The daughter of Albert and Catherine Berger Ham-merlindt, she was born in Winona County, Jan. 1, 1886. She married John Guiney. He died April 23, 1923. She was a member of Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, the Catholic Daughters of America and Royal Neighbors lodge.

Survivors are: one son. Stanley, Winona, and two grandchildren. Two brothers and one sister have died. Mass of Christian burial will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Watkowski Funeral Home, the Rev.

Msgr. Joseph McGinnis, Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday from 7 p.m.

until time of services at the funeral home where the Rosary by the Catholic Daughters of America will be said at 7. Fay L. Cole Funeral services for Fay L. Cole, 52, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, former Winona resident ho died at Winnipeg Nov. 8, were held at Thomson Funeral Home, Winnipeg.

Nov. 12 with burial in that city. He was employed by Gulf Oil until retiring because of ill health. The son of Daniel L. and Lizzie G.

Thompson Cole, he was born in Winona County, Feb. 27, 1925. He was a 14-year Navy veteran serving during World War II. He married Dorene Simpson Nov. 30, 1955 at Winnipeg.

Survivors are: his wife; his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Cole, Winona; two brothers. Alvin. Lake City, and Robert, Winona: one half-brother, Raymond. Fergus Falls, and one sister, Mrs.

Robert (Bernice) Booth, Minneapolis, Minn. One brother and one sister have died. the plains and northern Mississippi valley. Areas of rain or snow extend across northwest Indiana and Lake Michigan $300 damage, treated and released from Community Memorial Hospital; 1974 four-door car owned by Wayne Larson, Winona Rt. 2, parked, demolished; 1975 truck owned by Lesters, Lester, parked, $200 damage.

1:15 a.m. Rollingstone Township Road 2, 75 feet south of railroad crossing, one-car accident; Bruce Onnen, 132 E. King 1967 car. $600 damage, north on Township Road 2, failed to make curve, went off left side of road and rolled over twice, deputies said; no injuries. CITY Saturday Noon -5 p.m.- Parking lot, 358 E.

Sarnia parked car hit, hit and run; Robert Peebles, 560 W. 4th parked. 10:17 a.m. East 2nd Street and entrance to city parking lot between Center and Lafayette streets, two-car accident; Michael Schultz, 663 Wabasha attempting left turn onto 2nd Street; Roger Grund, 704 Olmstead St, east on 2nd Street. 7:19 pm.

CSAH 17 and 105, rearend collision; Gregory Ready, 776 Bluffview Circle) Charles Draine, Winona RL 3, north on CSAH 17 and attempting left turn when struck in rear by Ready car, police said; Charles and passengers Loyola Draine, treated and released from Community Memorial Hospital. 10:48 p.m. West Broadway and Huff Street, intersection collision; Steven Mulholland, Spring Valley, east on Broadway and turning left onto Huff; Harry Best 329 E. 3rd west on Broadway. 3-4 pm.

Community Memorial Hospital parking lot, parked car bit, hit and run; B. A. Miller. 719 Washington parked. WABASHA COUNTY Today 9:45 a.m.

Highways 42 and 61, Kellogg, Samuel J. Emerson, St. Paul. Minn southbound on Highway 61 in 1975 two-ton truck, swerved to avoid hitting a green 19(18 or 1969 model Plymouth, crossing Highway 61, truck went into ditch and rolled over, termed total loss, driver uninjured. PEPIN COUNTY Saturday 6:59 a.m.

Highway 35, one mile west of Stockholm, two-vehicle accident: Larry G. Breitung, Pepin, heading west in a 1969 sedan, told Pepin County authorities that he swerved his vehicle to avoid striking a deer that jumped in front of his car, and struck a rail which was pulled ontoroadway; 1973 sedan driven by Randall E. Marcka, Pepin, ran into slide rail, Breitung's vehicle was termed a total loss, damage to Marcka's car estimated at $2un. Arts patron dies LOS ANGELES (AP) Arts patron Lawrence E. Deutsch.

former food company executive and past president of the Los Angeles Municipal Arts Commission, died of cancer Saturday at age 57. The first major snow of the season hit sections of Massachusetts this weekend, hut sunny skies accompanied hv cold temperatures were expected today. Travel advisories were in effect over the eastern Dakotas because of dense fog A large high pressure area, centered over North and South Carolina, covered the entire Southeast and most of the eastern United Slates, dropping temperatures as low as the 2is in the mountains of north Georgia and western North Ole F. Berg CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) Funeral services for Ole F.

Berg, 91, Caledonia, who died at his home Thursday evening, have been scheduled. They will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Immanuel Lutheran Church, the Rev. K. Roger Johnson officiating.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at Potter Haugen Funeral Home this afternoon and evening and at the church Tuesday after 1 p. m. He was born in Sheldon, Sept. 3, 1886, to Mr.

and Mrs. Sever Berg and married Regina Moen Aug. 21, 1910. A lifelong area resident he was a carpenter and a long-time salesman for Watkins Products. Survivors are: two sons.

Earl, Terre Haute, and Alvin, Coronado, and two sisters, Julia Grimson, Williston, N.D., and Mrs. Ellen Renwick, Fayette, Iowa. His wife, four brothers and a sister have died. Mrs. Florence Means WYKOFF.

Minn. Mrs. Florence Means, 87, Wykoff, died Saturday at Community Memorial Hospital, Spring Valley, following a short illness. The former Florence Chase, she was born May 7, 1890, at Preston and was a lifelong resident of the Preston and Wykoff areas. She married William J.

Means July 2, 1908, at La Crosse, and the couple farmed near Wykoff and Preston. She and her husband operated the Big Tree Lodge in Wykoff for 30 years and had lived in the village 40 years. She was an active member of the United Methodist Church at Wykoff and was named the outstanding senior citizen in Fillmore County in 1975. She was a member of the Wykoff Helping Hand organization and of the American Legion Auxiliary. Her husband died in 1958.

Survivors are: three sons, Eugene, Preston; W. Edward, Ola 11a. Wash and Richard, Wykoff; nine grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. One son, a brother and a sister have died. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m.

at the United Methodist Church, Preston, the Rev. Gordon Orde officiating. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery, Preston. Friends may call at Anderson Thauwald Funeral Home, Wykoff. after 2 p.m.

Tuesday and until 11 :30 a.m. Wednesday and then at the church after 1 p.m. Memorials may be directed to the building fund of the United Methodist Church at Wykoff. Rev. Alfred Ward LAKE CITY, Minn.

The Rev. Alfred J. Ward, 73, Lake City, died Sunday at Methodist Hospital, Rochester, Minn. A retired minister, he had served the First Congregational Church, Lake City. United Church of Christ.

Wabasha, and Congregational Church, Theilman, Minn. Anderson Funeral Chapel is in charge of funeral arrangements. Carolina. Fair skies were forecast for the panhandle and west Texas today, with partly cloudy skies expected elsewhere. John Wieser MINNEISKA.

Minn. (Special) John Wieser, 79, Minneiska, died this morning at the Wabasha Nursing Home where he had been a resident the past two months. He was born May 10, 1898, in Minneiska and married Catherine Nepper of Minneiska Nov. 20, 1933. The couple farmed in the Minneiska area until 1938 when they moved into town.

Then be worked as a mechanic for the Department of Natural Resources, in Whitewater State Park, until retiring in 1963. Survivors are: two sons, Ralph, Mundelein, 111., and Omar, Minneiska; one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Bernice) Sikorski, Winona; eight grandchildren and one brother, Ben Sikorski, Winona. His wife died in 1970. One daughter, three sisters and two brothers also have died.

Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Minneiska, the Rev. Donald Schmitz officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Friends may call at Abbott-Wise Funeral Home, Wabasha, after 2 p.m. Tuesday, where there will be a prayer service at 8. Memorials may be directed to the Cancer Fund. Glen L. Beach DAKOTA, Minn.

Glen Beach, 90, Dakota, died early Sunday at the home of a daughter in Eagan, Minn. Before retiring, he farmed in Dakota Valley and was employed nine years by the Winona County Highway Department on road maintenance. The son of William and Nettie Lily Beach, he was born in Winona County, May 23, 1887. He married Lillian Smith, April 7, 1919, in Winona. She died July 25, 1965.

He was a member of Dakota United Methodist Church and Winona Barracks 1082, Veterans of World War I. Survivors are: two daughters, Mrs. Ambrose, (Iva) Kerns, Dakota, and Mrs. Charles (Inez) Zicmer, Eagan; II grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. One son, four brothers and one sister have died.

Funeral services will be at I pm. Wednesdav at Dakota United Methodist Church, the Rev. John Phillippe officiating Burial will be in Hiler Cemetery. Nodine, Minn. Friends may call Tuesday after 7 p.m.

at Fawcett Funeral Home, Winona, then at the church Wednesday from noon until time of services. Pallbearers will be Robert and Raymond Ziemer, Raymond Beach, A verill Kerns, William Laehn and Larry Bauer. A memorial is being arranged. G.V. woman dies in fire in home GOLDEN VALLEY, Mina (AP) A Golden Valley woman.

Helen Hammer, 54, was found burned to death at her home in the Minneapolis suburb Saturday, police said. The Hennepin County medical examiner's office said careless smoking may have caused the death. John Reid dies WASHINGTON (AP) John Gilbert Reid. an expert in Far Eastern affairs and an historian at the State Department for more than 30 years, died Nov. 7 of cancer mam 0 CITY Mary Kaehler, 4070 9th Goodview, reported Saturday; bicycle damaged, possibly run over by car, police said, at Skate Capital Friday night; $100 damage.

Charles Havener, 304 Lake Saturday; rear car window broken. Montgomery Ward, Miracle Mall, found by police at 2:14 a.m. Sunday; window broken out and two holes in door window on north side of building. Mrs. Harold Heaser, 1670 Kraemer Saturday night; cement block thrown through rear car window.

Titus Schultz, 359 W. 4th Saturday night; eggs thrown on car and antenna broken. Morey and Ryan Repair, 1915 W. 5th St, Saturday night; front window broken. WABASHA COUNTY Sunday Wabasha County authorities were informed Sunday that vandals damaged a John Deere caterpillar, owned by Morris Piatt, which was parked in a rock quarry two miles south of Lake City on Highway 63.

All instruments were broken, muffler knocked out and radiator wires and spark plugs damaged, estimated at $300, incident occurred some time Saturday night. First Ouarttr Nov New Moon Nov Full Moon Now. 3 Third Outrttr Nov. I member of North Prairie Lutheran Church, Lanesboro, and a former member of its American Lutheran Church Women and circle, former president of the ladies aid and a former 4-H leader. Survivors are: three daughters, Mrs.

Carl (Genevieve) Heathcote, Dubuque. Iowa; Mrs. LaVerne (Edith) Hegland, Peterson, and Mrs. Vaughn (Audrey Surface, Buena Vista, 14 grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. A.

O. (Emma) Hove, Brookings, S.D., and Mrs. Mabel Kolstad, Rushford. Four brothers and four sisters have died. Funeral services will be at the North Prairie Lutheran Church, Lanesboro, Tuesday at 2 p.m., the Rev.

James Peterson officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Alfred Berland, Eugene Hanson, Robert Thorson, Bennie Boyum, Conrad Hatlevig and Arvid Kjos. Friends may call at Cook Funeral Home, Jensen Chapel, Rushford, today from 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday from 9 a.m.

to noon and then at the church after 1 p.m. Miss Louise Hermanson UTICA, Mina Miss Louise Hermanson, 71. lifelong resident in Saratoga Township, rural I'tica, died Sunday at Methodist Hospital, Rochester, Minn. The daughter of Herman and Mary Melinc Hermanson, she was born in Saratoga Township April 30, 1906. She was a member of North Prairie Lutheran Church, rural Lanesboro, and its circles.

Survivors are: five brothers, Alvin, Winona; Oscar and Neal, Utica; Martin, Chatfield, and Reuben, St. Charles, and two sisters. Miss Eda Hermanson, Rochester, and Mrs. Joseph (Linda) Holzer. Winona.

Two brothers have died. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at North Prairie Lutheran Church, the Rev. James Peterson officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday after 4 p.m.

and until noon Wednesday at Sellner-Hoff Funeral Home, St. Charles, then at the church from 1 p.m. until time of services. Burton E. Harrison ST.

CHARLES, Minn. -Burton E. Harrison, 62, Rochester, former St. Charles resident, died at his home in Rochester Saturday at 9 m. after suffering a heart attack.

He retired last June from employment at IBM, Rochester. The son of Clinton and Agnes McKay Harrison, he was born at St. Charles, Dec. 3, 1914. He was an Army veteran of World War II.

He was married and later divorced. He married Local observations Official Winona Weal her Observations for the 24 hours ending at noon today. Maximum temperature 43, minimum 21, noon 37, no precipitation A year ago today: high 40, low 9, noon 34, no precipitation. Normal temperature range for litis date 43 to 27. Record high 67 in IlilR.

record low 1 in lfllfi. Sun rises tomorrow at 7:01, sets at 4:41. Man Conrad Field Observations (Mississippi Valley Airlines) Barometric pressure 21 9H and fulling, relative humidity 72 percent, wind from the southeast at 5 cloud cover thin, broken, visibility in miles. Humidity High 98 percent at 3 a m. today; low 40 percent at midnight Sunday Hourly Temperatures (Provided by Winona State University) Saturday I 2 3 4 6 7 8' 9 10 11 midnight 34 34 33 32 31 28 27 2R 27 23 25 25 Sunday 1 am 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 noon 25 27 27 2fi 27 27 27 28 31 33 36 43 Accidents 3 WINONA COUNTY Sunduv 1:25 a.m.

-CSAH 12. 162 feet east of CSAH 9, two parked vehicles hit; Glen Warnken, Winona Rt 2, 19C7 two-door. Winona Funerals Ipm. 23456789 10 11 midnight 42 40 38 38 36 3fi 33 31 30 28 27 26 Today lam. 234 6789 10 ll noon tffl Campaign 77 Reidelberger bid A meeting Sunday evening of the Citizens for Reidelberger campaign committee decided to stress door-to-door canvassing as a means of pushing the at-large City Council contender's candidacy.

Mrs. Martin Kleinschmidt, telephone coordinator for the committee, reported a straw poll of voters shows Mrs Reidelberger gaining strength as her candidacy becomes better known. The committee also expects to emphasize get out-the-vote efforts in the Dec. 6 election. Persons interested in helping with the canvass can contact Mrs.

Kleinschmidt, Mrs. Rose Andersen, campaign secretary or any member of the volunteer committee. William Christensen Funeral services lor Winona area contractor William S. L. Christensen.

Homer, who died Thursdrfv. will be at 30 toniqht at First Conqreqatlonal Church, the Row. John Kerr ottlciatinq Burial will be at 2 m. Tuesday at Westlawn Cemetery, Racine, Wis Friends may call tonight from 30 until time ot services at the church. William Green, as the worshipful master, officiated at Masonic ser vices Sunday at Fawcett Funeral Home with the Knights Templar Kniahts of Columbus Bicentennial Color Guard an honor guard at the services.

Pallbearers will he Carl Opsahl, Richard Losinski, Frank Allen Jr Wayne Smith. Keith Schwab, and Stanley Hammer Or Lewis I. Younger and Oumn Schultl will bt honorary pallbearers A memorial to the Minnesota Heart Association is being arranged 26 25 23 23 22 21 24 27 39 34 36 38 1 Degree Day 1 As temperatures drop, degree days rise) One method of figuring heating requirements is to calculate how many degrees a day's average temperature fell below 65, the point at which artificial heat is generally considered necessary. The resulting figure can be used to estimate fuel consumption. For the 24 hours ending at 7 a m.

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Dam lockage no cubic oer Hearing on branch bank scheduled A hearing has been scheduled for Dec. 8 in Minneapolis on the application by First Northwestern National Bank to build a branch facility in Goodview, bank President Curtis Holmquist said today. First Northwestern will be notified five days ahead of the hearing date what grounds have been cited by Town Country State Bank for opposing the application, Holmquist said. The regional office of the U.S. Comptroller of the Currency decides such applications.

The comptroller's decision may come 30 to 45 days after the hearing. Holmquist said, making it likely that a construction start for the $300,000 facility would be delayed until late February or March. When the application was announced in early October, Holmquist said the bank hoped to have approval of the application by late this fall. If it got approval then, it Intended to begin construction immediately, he said. The site picked by First Northwestern is Just west of the Penney's shopping center and just across the boundary between Winona and Goodview.

A Goodview location was picked because the bulk of the economic growth in this area appears headed that way, Holmquist has said. end I (od.iy 5-way mobile home protection All th at AlKute'i low raiev pfotetiioo of ur mobile home, improvement and mnM perianal propmy gainit lou by fire and many other harh. Alto pro-lecli ifMinM nt by (hrft and include tamily liability Insurance. instate Seor Phona KEII WALSH SEARS STORE 5 on Plji PKooaj 427720 "to Prry Saturday I 30 Emma Bordrier, IJ trq. up Minn Brth Mr.

and Mrs. Don Lifto, 753' E. Broadway, a son. Sunday Admission Lisa Fritz. Homer.

Minn Mrs Walter Wockenfuss. 675 St. Mrs. Richard Brandes, Fountain City. is Mrs.

Dennis Loesel, 865 W. Mark St Timothy Glowczewski. 705 E. King St. Discharges Ralph Moga.

Dodge. Wis. Jolene Olson. 21 1 1 E. 3rd St.

Birth Mr and Mrs Dale Moldenhauer, Dakota. a son. Esther Iverson at Rochester, Nov. 29, 1975. He was a member of Zumbro Lutheran Church, Rochester, a charter member of St Charles Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, and a member of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks and Order of Moose lodges, Rochester.

Survivors are: Ins wife; his mother. St. Charles; one son, Steven, Minneapolis, one stepson, Curtis Iverson, La Crosse. two daughters, Mrs. Marcia Jolly.

Braidwood, and Mrs. Carol Harms, Cambridge. five grandchildren; five brothers, Wayne and David, St Charles; Lylc, La Crosse; William, Waterloo, Iowa, and Roger, Thousand Oaks, and four sisters, Mrs. Helen Cocker, Blue Eye, Mrs. Theo Hazel, Lanesboro, Mrs.

Margaret Ischer. Portland, Ore and Mrs. Doris Aabott, Waterloo, Iowa. Funeral services will be at 1 pm. Wednesday at Zumbro Lutheran Church, the Rev.

Lester Horntvedt officiating. Burial will be in Saratoga, Minn Cemetery with military rites by members of St. Charles Vetera ns of Foreign Wars Post Friends may call Tuesday from 3 to 9 tn. at Ranfrsnz Funeral Home. Rochester, then at the church Wednesday from noon until time of services.

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The Vermont Republican calls it "hitting below the belt." Location of a downtown Santa Claus house on a barricaded portion of Center Street was approved by the City Council. The Houston County Association for Retarded Children has appointed Douglas H. Butler as director of Camp Winnebago. Lane Products Lanesboro, has started production of Sandorama, a sand painting art kit. John R.

Breitlow. Homer Road, has been selected for inclusion in "Outstanding Civic Leaders of America." 1952 25 YEARS AGO Miss Shirley Peterson, proprietor of Shirley's Dress Shop, Mabel, Minn sold her business to Mrs. Dewey Long, Harmony. The Buffalo County Board of Supervisors approved a 1953 tax levy for county purposes of $415,009, higher by $77,402. A hillside fire which has laid completely barren parts of Brady's Bluff in Perrot State Park, Trempealeau, flared again.

1 927 -SO YEARS AGO No festive fires or booming tom-toms to happy, dancing feet glorified the marriage ceremony which made Lena Bigsoldier, handsome young squaw, the bride of Harvey Blackcoon, stalwart brave of Trempealeau. YEARS AGO Joseph Leicht is taking his customary fall trip through the Dakotas 17 100 YEARS AGO A number of boys downtown have cluDbed together and established a skating rink on East 3rd Street Smll CMtt Three Sunday 1 it am Rclance. 15 barges up to II 14 a Gremco. tn'gn up 13 VVS tr nn.g'it baron up i pm Cooper 'iv Vfrnurf.nmf pa'oes 5 79 Cap'a Bruce. on' M'0t up bargn.

up rr?" VODil It cro. three barges, up Deer hunter dies BLACK KIVER FALLS. Wis (AP) Dennis Sergent. 32. of La Crosse collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack Sunday while bow hunting with his brother.

Jackson County to 41 pm Susan B. 17 barge, up Sman craft two Today jo Eev 15 barge, flown Coroner L.Standbergsaid..