Howard N. Halpaus b.1917, "The Lake City Graphic", Wabasha Co., MN

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Howard Halpaus

Howard N. Halpaus, 74, Red Wing, died March 19, 1992 at St. John's 
Regional Health Center. Born August 31, 1917 in Lake City, he was the 
son of Nicholas and Alice (Esping) Halpaus. He attended school in Lake 
City and married Helen Knutson September 30, 1938. Joining the U.S. Army 
in 1945, he was discharged in 1946 and returned to Lake City. An employee 
of Jewell Nursery and a policeman for Lake City, he was also chief of 
police in Wykoff, Minnesota. He worked for Waters Corporation in Rochester 
and retired in 1978 and moved to Red Wing. Survivors include his wife; two 
daughters, Barbara (Mrs. Charles) Hauer of Red Wing and Marie (Mrs. Robert 
Sr.) Broze of Goodhue; seven grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; 
three brothers, Harvey of Prescott, Wisconsin, Harlan of St. Paul, 
Minnesota and Donald of Brandenton, Florida; two sisters, Hazel Pawlowski 
of Brandenton and Harriet Frank of Big Lake, Minnesota; nieces and nephews. 
One great grandchild preceded him in death. Funeral services were held 
March 23 at Anderson-Peterson-Mahn Funeral Home with the Rev. Thomas Delk 
officiating. Burial was in Lakewood Cemetery.

Note: This obituary was taken from the newspaper "The Lake City Graphic".
3/1992
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