Dallas Dause, 61, of 207 E. Pine St., died in a local hospital Wednesday following an extended illness. Born in LaCombe, Alberta, Canada, he moved to South Dakota with his family at the age of two and later to Heaton, N.D., where he remained until 1934 when his family moved to Lodi.
He attended local schools and graduated from Lodi High School in 1944, entering the military service the same year. He was disabled during his tour of duty in World War II. He last worked at the Travelers Garage as a mechanic.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Dause of Lodi; three brothers, Ernest Dause of Tracy, Fred Dause of Stockton and George Dause of Lodi; and one sister, Mrs. Goldie Reiswig of Lodi.
Interment in Cherokee Memorial Park.
Lodi News-Sentinel Mar 11 1976
He attended local schools and graduated from Lodi High School in 1944, entering the military service the same year. He was disabled during his tour of duty in World War II. He last worked at the Travelers Garage as a mechanic.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Dause of Lodi; three brothers, Ernest Dause of Tracy, Fred Dause of Stockton and George Dause of Lodi; and one sister, Mrs. Goldie Reiswig of Lodi.
Interment in Cherokee Memorial Park.
Lodi News-Sentinel Mar 11 1976
Dallas Dause, 61, of 207 E. Pine St., died in a local hospital Wednesday following an extended illness. Born in LaCombe, Alberta, Canada, he moved to South Dakota with his family at the age of two and later to Heaton, N.D., where he remained until 1934 when his family moved to Lodi.
He attended local schools and graduated from Lodi High School in 1944, entering the military service the same year. He was disabled during his tour of duty in World War II. He last worked at the Travelers Garage as a mechanic.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Dause of Lodi; three brothers, Ernest Dause of Tracy, Fred Dause of Stockton and George Dause of Lodi; and one sister, Mrs. Goldie Reiswig of Lodi.
Interment in Cherokee Memorial Park.
Lodi News-Sentinel Mar 11 1976
He attended local schools and graduated from Lodi High School in 1944, entering the military service the same year. He was disabled during his tour of duty in World War II. He last worked at the Travelers Garage as a mechanic.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Dause of Lodi; three brothers, Ernest Dause of Tracy, Fred Dause of Stockton and George Dause of Lodi; and one sister, Mrs. Goldie Reiswig of Lodi.
Interment in Cherokee Memorial Park.
Lodi News-Sentinel Mar 11 1976
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