OBITUARIES: Lawrence ROBARGE, Rice Lake, Barron Co., WI

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Lawrence Robarge (son of George Robarge/Roberge and Josephine Couture)

Rice Lake Chronotype January 18, 1950 obituary (Rice Lake, Barron County, WI)

"Funeral services for Lawrence Robarge, 83, of 216 S. Main St., were held 
at St. Joseph's church Jan. 7, with Father Philip D. Stack officiating.  
Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery.  Pallbearers were all grandchildren, 
Robert Prout of Minneapolis, Elden Amans and Jerry Frye of Rice Lake, Larry 
Robarge of Rochester, Minn., Richard and Donald Frye of Canyon, Minn.  J.P. 
Schneider was funeral director.  Mr. Robarge died at a Rice Lake hospital 
January 4 after an illness of 2 1/2 years.  He was born in Tenywick, Canada, 
and lived most of his life in Rice Lake.  He was married to Addie Dessaire 
Frye in September, 1906.  He is survived by his wife: three sons, John of 
Duluth, Orville of Minneapolis and Albert of St. Paul; three daughters, Mrs. 
Art (Veronica) Reibien of Duluth, Mrs. Harry (Melvena) Amans and Mrs. E.F. 
(Cleora) Baumberger, both of Rice Lake; four stepchildren, Henry Frye of 
Omaha, Nebr, Wilmer of Canyon, Minn, and Mrs. Richard Prout of New Brighton, 
Minn, 36 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren."  Note: Tenywick is 
probably Tingwick, Arthabaska, PQ