OBITUARIES:  Frank C. ROBARGE, Rice Lake, Barron County, WI

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Frank C. Robarge (son of Alex J Robarge/Roberge and Adele Rose Demers, 
husband of Anna Pastika)

Rice Lake Chronotype Wed Dec. 27, 1967 obituary (Rice Lake, Barron County, WI)

HL:"Frank Robarge Dies Saturday"

"Funeral services were held this morning from St. Joseph's Catholic church 
for Frank C. Robarge, 78, of 226 1/2 N. Main st. who died at a local 
hospital Saturday.  Rev. James Dabruzzi officiated and burial was in 
the church cemetery.  Mr. Robarge was born March 1, 1889 at Dobie and 
had lived in the area all of his life.  He is survived by his wife, the 
former Anna Pastika; one son, Lyle of Rice Lake; three daughters, Mrs. 
Janet Koening of Milwaukee, Mrs. May Ward of Rice Lake and Mrs. June 
Thomas of Milwaukee; 12 grandchildren; fibe sisters, Mrs. Melina Sundeland 
of Duluth, Mrs. Rose Schieffer of Rice Lake, Mrs. Josephine Martindale 
of Cudahy, Mrs. Olive Donnelly of Milwaukee and Mrs. Alexandria Retrum 
of Janesville and by two sons, John of Rice Lake and Pete in Canada." 

(note -- sons John and Pete might actually mean brothers).