Rapid City Journal from Rapid City, South Dakota • 13

Thursday, July 1970 Rapid City Journal 1 3 City, area deaths (More obifuaries on page 2) IjjTmj Matt Hoefer Lyle G. Huber LEAD Services for Lyle Huber, Belle Fourche, a Home WINNER Services are pending for Matt Hoefer of Westminister, a former stake Mine employe, will be 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the McColley Funeral Home Chapel in Lead, employe of the Winner Advo cate, who died Monday morn' ing in that city. with the Rev. John DeVries of United Methodist Church of He is survived by his mother, ficiating.

Burial will be in Rose Mrs. Ida Hoefer, winner; Drotn. Hill Cemetery, Spearfish. ers, Glen of Winner and Don of Tinley Park, a sister, Mrs. Velma Choate, Santa An Huber died Tuesday in Denver where he had undergone heart surgery.

na. and brothers-in-law, Bill Oakes of Winner and Jess He was born March 1913 at Red Bird, Neb. He started working for Homestake Sept. 8, 1945, and was employed as a diamond drill operator at the time of his death. He married Froma Addison Aug.

6, 1935. The couple lived in Lead, moved to Spearfish, and later to Belle Fourche. He was a member of the Home- stake Veterans Association, the IOOF Lodge, and is a former member of United Methodist Church of Lead. Hawkins, Long Beach, Calif. Mrs.

Nora Fire Thunder PINE RIDGE Final rites for Mrs. Nora Elizabeth An-toine Fire Thunder were held Monday, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, the Rev. William Faye officiating. Mrs. Fire Thunder was born Oct.

13, 1908, in Gregory County and attended Santee Normal School She was married to Joshua Fire Thunder at Ponca Creek, near St. Charles, and they lived many years at Igloo, where they both were employed before moving to Pine Ridge. Survivors include her husband; two brothers, Wallace An-toine Mission, and Lawrence Antoine, Winner; three sisters, Ella Sanovia of Oakland. Mae Holquin of St. Surviving are his widow, two Dinette values in newest styles, materials Haw th beauty of leood in durable PLASTIC bonded by extram sons, Virgil and Lyle both of Belle Fourche; a daughter, Mrs.

Janet Varland of Coos Bay, and two grandsons. heat to tabU top for eatyare dining! See big-family teti and high-Hyl $tlt A memorial has been estab lished to buy equipment for all specially priced NOW! rMtmr- far Homestake Hospital. Mrs. Elizabeth Groth Mrs. Emil (Elizabeth) Groth, Extra space, extra beauty; extension table, 6 chairs Reg.

$239.95 92, died Wednesday a local retirement home where she and her husband had resided the Luxurious Dinette Furniture 5 piece pedestal set. Now this popular style set at a price you can easily afford. Extension plastic top table. 4 swivel base chairs. Decorator plastic upholstering in colorful combinations.

past two years. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Behrens Mortuary with the Rev. Sam Cushing officiating. Burial will be in the New Underwood Cemetery.

Mrs. Groth was born Jan. 3, 1878 in Sioux Falls. She married Emil B. Groth in 1898 at NOW Regular $169.95 Flandreau.

They lived in vari IH1 Regular 195.30 ous areas of South Dakota and Missouri before moving to New Underwood in 1916. In 1954 they moved to Rapid City. Mrs. Groth is survived by her husband, Emil; one son, Robert Groth, Rapid City; one daughter Mrs. George Pearce, Sioux Falls, and two sisters, Mrs.

Walter Groth, Davenport, Iowa, and Mrs. Clyde R. Smith, Los Angeles. Roy Ostrander DEADWOOD Graveside rites for Roy Ostrander, 92, who died Wednesday at a local rest home, will be conducted Friday S1 at 1:30 p.m. in Kosehul Ceme tery at Spearfish under the di Reg.

$199.95 All 9 pet. now rection of Wells Funeral Home. A memorial service is sched uled July 9 at the United Metho Rich JrV wood.pirt.m t.bl. fop it ir ample 42x40 whon it's cloi.dl Add oni for 42x72, nofhor for 42I4 end h.ve 7.for of i.rvina sped Trtm.ndouil Big-fomily tot ind.od with EIGHT chiiri, im.rt-lookina from the fop of tho taportd backs to tht floor-odjuitina tips en 3e l.gil dist Church in Deadwood. Ostrander was born Nov.

22 1877 at Ostrander Corners, On Molded chair backs designed with the warm look of hand carved Heat and mar resistant table top in walnut finish. Size 60" and opens to 84" with 2 leaves. Legs are walnut enamel finish. tano, Canada. When be was three he came to the United Charles and Gertrude Harrison of Verden, and many nieces and nephews.

Clitford Groseclose PIERRE Funeral services for Clifford Groseclose, 54, who died Sunday morning at St. Mary's Hospital in Pierre, were held Wednesday at the Thompson Funeral Home, with the Rev. Dr. Harvey Sander officiating. Burial was in the Onida Cemetery.

Groseclose was born Sept. 18, 1915, in Pierre to James and Mary Groseclose. A farm and ranch hand in Part Pierre, he had also worked in Sully and Potter counties. Groseclose was unmarried. He is survived by his mother and a sister, Helen, both of Long Beach, a sister, Mrs.

Ray Braden of Fullerton, three brothers, Robert and Wilmer of Long Beach, and Dick of Onida. Chester R. Smith STURGIS Chester R. Smith, 65, died Wednesday at a ranch east of Sturgis, where he had been working. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m.

Friday at the F. 0. Jol-ley Funeral Home, Sturgis, the Rev. Gerald Christopherson officiating. Interment will be in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.

Smith was born Feb. 9, 1905, to Roland and Cecelia Smith, on a Meade County homestead. He grew up in a ranch in the Pleasant Valley area, and was employed on ranches near Sturgis most of his life except for a number of years spent in Oregon. He is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Armour Matz and Mrs.

Bessie Erickson, both of Sturgis; and Mrs. Myrtle Mil-lette, Hampton, and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by four brothers and one sister. Mrs. Sigrid Martilla LEAD Services for Mrs.

Sigrid Martilla, who died Tuesday night in the David Dorsett Home in Spearfish, will be 1 p.m. Friday at McColley Funeral Home Chapel in Lead, with the Rev. Jack Hills of First Lutheran Church officiating. Burial will be in West Lead Cemetery. She was born Jan.

6, 1884, in Helsinki, Finland, and came to the United States as a young woman. She married Elmer Martilla in Chicago Sept. 19, 1910. The couple lived in Chicago until his death in 1967, when Mrs. Martilla came, to live at the Dorsett States with his family, who set tled near Canton in Dakota Territory.

In 1889 they moved to what is Double Pedestal TABLE Mm now Harding County. He mar ffo 5 11 iKi If Afi I little 'Si Nsfe with heat and mar resistant plastic walnut finish top. Size opens to 60" with one leaf. 6 beautiful decorator swivel chairs. Black naugahyde with walnut back panel.

Regular $219.95 ried Iowa Pearl Gilbert Dec. 24, 1901. She died in 1940. In Sept. 1948 Ostrander married Nan Wertsbaugh and she preceded him in death June 2, 1962.

Ostrander was a member of the United Methodist Church in Deadwood, and the Independent Order of Oddfellows and Rebe-kah Lodge. He managed Pine Crest Cabin Camp near Dead-wood for many years and worked for the city of Dead-wood before retiring in 1957. Survivors include three daugh 5 piece DINETTE SET Regular $99.95 Hoaf and mar roiiitant plastic top. and extends to 30 Four long wearing plastic covorod chain. Th ideal eel for that small kitchen space.

ters, Mrs. E. K. (Dorothy) More NOW house, Boise, Idaho; Mrs. Elmer (Marjorie) Pontius, Dead-wood, and Mrs.

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In addition to his wives he was preceded in death by a son, Royal. A memorial has been established for the Mt. Moriah Cemetery restoration fund. Annie Grace Anderson LEAD Services for Mrs. Annie Grace Anderson, 81, who died Wednesday evening at a local hospital, will be Friday at 3:30 p.m.

in Christ Episcopal Church in Lead with the Rev. Milo Dailey officiating. Burial will be in Mountain Lawn Cemetery in Lead under the direction of Wells Funeral Home. Mrs. Anderson was born in Derbshire, England, in 1889.

She attended schools in England, where she married Norman Pascoe in 1912. In 1915 she came to Lead, where she has since made her home. She married Gust Anderson Nov. 16, 1934 in Lead. He preceded her in death Dec.

16, 1943. large eval tablet in pecan finish, heat and mar resistant top. 4 high backed decorator chair with roll en top of back. Choice of color in long wearing washable upholstery. This tot will add grace nd beauty to your dinette area.

Home. She was a member of NOW Regular 5) $399.95 the Lutheran Church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Hilding Stonefelt of Lead, and Mrs. Frank Nemetz of Pel-ham, N.Y.; six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

A memorial has been established for the Dorsett Home. Thomas R. Thompson HOURS: 9 to 9 ft lll PHONE CACY Handsome, Old World Charm DINETTE SET MM. I HOT SPRINGS Services for Thomas R. Thompson, who died TiiAsrlav at a local hospital, will be held at 10 a.m.

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Size is closed. Extends to -66" with one 12" leaf. The octagonal table is rapidly increasing in popularity. The swivel chairs are upholstered in long wearing washable nylon velvet fabrics. You must see this tremendous value to ap of the Degree of Honor Lodge.

at McColley'a Chapel ine Hills with Rev. Peter Dahlberg officiating. Burial will be at 1:30 p.m. in the Hill City Cemetery. She worked as a nurse at the County Hospital in Deadwood from 1944 to 1950.

Survivors include a daughter, Thompson was born July 28, preciate it. Mrs. Fred Schell, Lead; two grandsons, Gary Schell, Cham now $3 2 Regular $449.95 Over 150 Dinettes To Choose From. All Styles, Shapes and Sizes! II 1887, at Uariingion, wo. ne was in the Army during World War I.

Survivors include a son, Thomas R. Chadron, and a daughter Mrs. Anna Morgan, Pringle. 3490 Sturgis Rd." West Chicago St. berlain, and Robert Schell, Gillette, and two great-grandsons.

A memorial has been established to the Heart Fund..