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Leota M. Davis, 84, of Merrill, formerly of Irma, passed away Saturday, April 10, 2021 at Woodland Court Elder Services, Merrill under the care of Aspirus Hospice Services. Leota was born May 30, 1936 in Irma, Wisconsin, daughter of the late Emil and Mildred ‘Tuddy’ (Dettmering) Ricci. She married John J. Davis on August 31, 1957. He preceded her in death on June 22, 1995.Leota graduated from Merrill High School in 1954. She attended Lincoln County Teachers College and graduated in 1956. She earned her Bachelors of Science degree from University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point in 1967. Leota began her teaching career in 1956 teaching at one-room schoolhouses. Those schools included Newwood, Schulz Spur, and North Star. In August of 1962, she accepted a position with Merrill Area Public Schools (MAPS) teaching math and science at the junior hig
“That’s fairly common among some elderly people,” he said. “There was no panic, the whole evacuation thing has been well drilled into people. It was extremely orderly.”
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Cars, people and pets were crammed onto the high point of the Pacific Coast Highway between Whakatane and Ohope. A few hours earlier, and a few kilometres up the road at the high point on the Coastal Pacific Highway, thousands of people were waiting on the all clear. When
Stuff arrived there were cars lined up on both sides of the road and throngs of people on the pavements. Lots had bought their four-legged friends with them and some were tucking into impromptu picnics, there were games of cards underway and some took the time to catch up on their reading.
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