Clarence Atkinson Taken by Death
Clarence W. Atkinson, 65, retired Muscoda area farmer, died Thursday, June 15, at his home after a heart attack. Before moving to the Muscoda area 16 years ago, he lived in the Blue River and Boscobel areas. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Muscoda Presbyterian church. Surviving is his wife. Lura; a daughter. Mrs. Donald Orth, Muscoda; six sons. Frank. Fennimore; Leland, Appleton; Tom, with the Air Force in Washington, D. C., Richard, Beloit; Raymond. Fond du Lac; and Theodore, Belmont; three brothers, Harry and Thomas, both of Boscobel. and John, Wauzeka; a sister, Mrs. Eldon Boyd. Concrete. Wash., and 20 grandchildren.
The Boscobel Dial, Boscobel, Wisconsin
22 Jun 1961, Thu • Page 9
Clarence W. Atkinson, 65, retired Muscoda area farmer, died Thursday, June 15, at his home after a heart attack. Before moving to the Muscoda area 16 years ago, he lived in the Blue River and Boscobel areas. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Muscoda Presbyterian church. Surviving is his wife. Lura; a daughter. Mrs. Donald Orth, Muscoda; six sons. Frank. Fennimore; Leland, Appleton; Tom, with the Air Force in Washington, D. C., Richard, Beloit; Raymond. Fond du Lac; and Theodore, Belmont; three brothers, Harry and Thomas, both of Boscobel. and John, Wauzeka; a sister, Mrs. Eldon Boyd. Concrete. Wash., and 20 grandchildren.
The Boscobel Dial, Boscobel, Wisconsin
22 Jun 1961, Thu • Page 9
Clarence Atkinson Taken by Death
Clarence W. Atkinson, 65, retired Muscoda area farmer, died Thursday, June 15, at his home after a heart attack. Before moving to the Muscoda area 16 years ago, he lived in the Blue River and Boscobel areas. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Muscoda Presbyterian church. Surviving is his wife. Lura; a daughter. Mrs. Donald Orth, Muscoda; six sons. Frank. Fennimore; Leland, Appleton; Tom, with the Air Force in Washington, D. C., Richard, Beloit; Raymond. Fond du Lac; and Theodore, Belmont; three brothers, Harry and Thomas, both of Boscobel. and John, Wauzeka; a sister, Mrs. Eldon Boyd. Concrete. Wash., and 20 grandchildren.
The Boscobel Dial, Boscobel, Wisconsin
22 Jun 1961, Thu • Page 9
Clarence W. Atkinson, 65, retired Muscoda area farmer, died Thursday, June 15, at his home after a heart attack. Before moving to the Muscoda area 16 years ago, he lived in the Blue River and Boscobel areas. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Muscoda Presbyterian church. Surviving is his wife. Lura; a daughter. Mrs. Donald Orth, Muscoda; six sons. Frank. Fennimore; Leland, Appleton; Tom, with the Air Force in Washington, D. C., Richard, Beloit; Raymond. Fond du Lac; and Theodore, Belmont; three brothers, Harry and Thomas, both of Boscobel. and John, Wauzeka; a sister, Mrs. Eldon Boyd. Concrete. Wash., and 20 grandchildren.
The Boscobel Dial, Boscobel, Wisconsin
22 Jun 1961, Thu • Page 9
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