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The Des Moines Register Almanac Obituaries Irene Kathaline Burch, 75, of 2024 E. 42nd St. died of cancer Tuesday at Des Moines General Hospital. Grace M. Coffin, 80, of Waukee died Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center of complications fol-r lowing a stroke.

Phyllis E. Swedenburg, 61, of In-dianola died of a heart ailment Tuesday at home. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Indianola First Ruth Jacobson, 90, of 3000 Grand Ave. died of a heart attack Sunday at home.

Services will be at 2:30 p.m. today i. at Temple B'nai i Jeshurun, of I which she was a -CVvM member. Burial 4 will be in Beth El wm Jacob Cemeterv. Nile Atkins, 78, of Guthrie Center died of a heart ailment Monday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines.

Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Friday at Fisher Funeral Home in Adel, and burial will be in Waukee Cemetery. Mr. Atkins was born near Adel and lived in Dallas and Guthrie counties all his life. He retired as a machinist for Deere was a veteran of World War II and had been' a member of Guthrie Center Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Le- Broadcaster JimVogelaar dies in K.G.

I By MELINDAVOSS RmiistkhStakkWritkr Jim Vogelaar, 51, a former Des Moines radio broadcaster, died Wednesday of emphysema at a Kansas City, hospital. Born in George, Mr. Vogelaar started in broadcasting at a Waterloo radio station. In the 1970s and 1980s, he was the news director at KIOA in Des Moines. He had been news director at KMXV in Kansas City, since 1984.

In 1984 he received the Jack Shelley Award as Iowa's top broadcaster. "He was well respected among the broadcasters of Iowa," said Roger Summitt, who worked with him at KIOA. "KIOA was a Top 40 station and news was not always a priority, but Jim didn't take it any less lightly. He always would fight for more dollars." Summitt added, "He never was one for fame and glory, but he used to donate a lot of time to help with fund-raisers." Mr. Vogelaar was also known for a wild sense of humor, Summitt said.

"I was the young, green guy. He'd light my news copy on fire while I was reading it, or he would pour coffee on me. In radio, we were infamous for practical jokes," he said. The funeral will be 10 a.m. Friday at Gashland Presbyterian Church in Kansas City, Mo.

A visitation will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. today at D.W. Newcomer's White Chapel in Gladstone, Mo. Burial will be at Evergreen Lawn Cemetery in George. Survivors include his wife, Kim; two sons, Bob of Kansas City and Jim of New Orleans; two daughters, Ashley of Kansas City and Shirlee Plabicki of Lake Havasu City, a sister, Shirlee Arneson of Spirit Lake; and a grandson.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Lung Association of Western Missouri in Kansas City. Pur1 Services will be I at 1 p.m. Friday Park Funeral Home, and burial will be in Ankeny Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. Burch was born in Atchison, and moved to Des Moines four years ago from Illinois.

She was a homemaker. Surviving are a son, James Hard-wick of Des Moines; nine grandchildren; and 20 great-grandchildren. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at the funeral home. Wallace E.

Buffington, 75, of Zearing died of a heart ailment Saturday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center in Des Moines. Services were held Tuesday. Burial was in Lincoln Township Cemetery. Mr. Buffington was born in Zearing and returned in 1973 from South Gate, where he owned a tool and die shop.

His mother, Clara Buffington of Zearing, survives. Arrangements were handled by Fredregill Funeral Home. Marriages These people have applied lor marriage licenses In Polk County. David A Denning. 31.

Des Moines, and Tamara Hiatt. 34. Des Moines Douglas Olson. 25. West Des Moines, and Jamie Broer, 24.

Des Moines Richard A Sheely. legal. Des Moines, and Deborah Rivas. legal. Des Moines Gary Bradley.

52. Des Moines, and Wanda J. Frogge. 50, Des Moines. Joseph S.

Cardamon. 32. Des Moines, and Staci J. Hemmen. 28, Des Moines.

Timothy J. Hawkins, 25. Beverly Hills, and Diane M. Snell. 25.

Beverly Hills. Calif. John Barten, 26, West Des Moines, and Sara E. Dunn. 26.

West Des Moines. Mark Couch. 28, Des Moines, and Cecelia Ibson. 29, Des Moines. John R.

Savio, 27, Wheeling. and Phyllis J. Pierce. 31. Wheeling.

III. Curtis P. Hoch, 21. Des Moines, and Emily A. Mclsaac, 19.

Des Moines. Steven O. Fuqua, 29, Des Moines, and Lori A. Brandt. 37.

Des Moines. Dennis S. Salato. 38. Des Moines, and Linda S.

Duff. 36. Des Moines. Bradley Carter, 20. Des Moines, and Angel M.

Freeman, 20, Des Moines. Robert P. Vernon, 29, Fremont, and Tammy M. Danley, 27, Fremont. Calif, Jack McCauley, 43.

Des Moines, and Vicki L. Cromer. 33, Des Moines Russell A. Treanor, 30. Des Moines, and Michelle D.

Diehm, 29. Des Moines. Douglas Kamm, 24. Grimes, and Karla Langenfeld. 26.

Grimes Brian D. Berkey. 22. Colfax, and Crystal M. Ingraham, 19, Colfax.

James Lundberg, 29. Des Moines, and Andrea Nelson, 27, Des Moines. Mark Wilker. 28. Des Moines, and Linda M.

Stephany, 27, Des Moines Jeffrey A Fox, 26, Des Moines, and Janice R. Hector, 28, West Des Moines. William J. Wegner, 31, Johnston, and Colleen T. Sieren, 27, Johnston.

John E. Merkley, 22. Brimerton, and Tanya J. Evers, 19, West Des Mpines David R. Walker, 27.

West Des Moines, and Stacy Roumpf, 22, West Des Moines. Darin A Havell. 23, Altoona, and Kelsi A. VanDorn, 22, Altoona. Thomas O.

Minger. 29. Des Moines, and Elizabeth A Mummert. 33. Des Moines.

Dan Nolan 28. Des Moines, and Shanel L. Thomas. 28. Des Moines.

Robert Roder, 45. Des Moines, Hollene K. Lawrence. 34. Des Moines Brian Curnes, 23, Ankeny.

and Marcie A. Walsh. 22, Des Moines. Lester L. Shepherd, 36.

Des Moines, and Theresa Forbes, 34, Des Moines. Robert Gwmn II, 32, San Francisco. and Angela J. Randell. 30, San Francisco.

Calif Bruce A. Klemz, 34, Ankeny, and Pamela L. Irvin. 39, Ankeny. Leroy F.

Saveraid. 29, Des Moines, and Michelle Becker, 22. Des Moines. Chad Bender. 19.

Des Moines, and Jodi L. Page. 20. Des Moines. Steven A Munsell.

31, Des Moines, and Donna Kovarik, 21, Des Moines. David Crooks Jr 27, Des Moines, and Candice A Magee. 24, Des Moines. Scott A. Atchison.

28. Des Moines, and Cath-leen K. Hagman, 32, Des Moines. Michael K. Homing, 26, Ankeny, and Cynthia L.

Newville, 21, Ankeny. Timothy E. Rietz, 24, Urbandale, and Julie M. DenOuden, 24, West Des Moines. Ronald 6.

Monsma, 44, Altoona, and Rebecca R. Scavo. 45, Des Moines. Paul G. Palmer, 31, Haleiwa, Hawaii, and Joan K.

Gannon. 27. Haleiwa. Hawaii. Robert D.

Clover. 30. Des Moines, and Melissa L. McClanahan. 24, Des Moines.

John Stahl. 86. Otterville. and Sarah L. Burford.

89. Sedalia. Mo Todd L. Schimmer, 27. West Des Moines, and i.

Carmen Hugg. 24, West Des Moines. Jerald K. Crone, 24, Ankeny. and Sharmon L.

Morton. 21. Ankeny. Michael Reeves. 25.

Omaha, and Amy L. Turnquist. 25, Smyrna, Ga. Scott Fowler, 31. Chicago, and Stephanie K.

Smith, 34, Chicago. III. Bryan D. Swain, 30, Norwalk, and Rene E. Nelson, 35, Norwalk.

Thomas Caskey. 26, West Des Moines, and Dawn R. Burris, 26. West Des Moines. Bruce D.

Layton, 46. Bethesda, and Nancy J. Paine, 39, Des Moines. Richard L. Reed II.

22. West Des Moines, and Stephanie N. Nelson. 18. West Des Moines.

Lonny L. Namanny, 25, Ankeny, and Vickie R. Lyons. 26, Ankeny. Delbert E.

Chapman, 40, Des Moines, and JoAnn E. Blue. 35. Des Moines. Jesse Hastie.

20. Des Moines, and Tammie L. Wickett. 23. Des Moines.

Henry L. Bagby 46. Des Moires, and Shelly A. Morrow, 33. Des Moines.

James K. Patrick, 24, Des Moines, and Michelle L. Johnson, 23. Des Moines. Scott Stanley, 27, Urbandale, and Sara Kock, 27, Monticello.

Eugene Pomeroy. 33. Winterset, and Sherre L. Nelson, 25. Des Moines.

Michael Miller. 29. West Des Moines, and Barbra J. Baker, 24. West Des Moines.

Michael Schermerhorn. 27, West Des Moines, and Stephanie M. Speer, 25, West Des Moines. Jose SM Melendez, 21, Des Moines, and Laurie A Kreici. 22.

Des Moines. Wayne A. Cubbage, 29. Altoona, and Michelle D. Burgin.

25. Altoona. Jeffrey Shannon. 23. Des Moines, and Angela Roth, 23.

Des Moines Bradley Cawthorn, 20, Berwick, and Melanie Graham, 19, Bondurant. Charles R. Hook, 27, Ankeny. and Jacqueline R. Shine.

21. Ankeny Steven Vorm, 37, Des Moines, and Nancy A Fries, 34, Urbandale. Donald Simpson, 34, Des Moines, and Dian-na Leib, 24, Des Moines Tracy Conner, 35. Des Moines, and Pamela K. Dearden.

32. Des Moines. Ricky Roe. 26. Clive.

and Catherine A Haider. 30. Clive. Leo Reed 31. Des Moines, and Linda Fettkether.

31. Des Moines Michael A Wheeler. 43. Des Moines, and Kristi C. Newbiggin.

38. Grimes Mark A. DenAdel. 26, Des Moines, and Wendy L. Dunston, 24.

Des Moines. Rodney Herr. 22. Des Moines, and Jamie L. Dwyer, 21 Des Moines Mark A Anderson, 27, Des Moines, and Amy L.

Martin. 26, Des Moines. James P. Kent. 25.

West Des Moines, and Cathy A Guldberg. 27. West Des Moines. Brian J. Oldson.

36. Des Moines, and Tina Ramey. 24 Des Moines Richard Patner. 28. Clive.

and Tammera Coons. 29. Clive David Swensen. 33. Urbandale.

and Mary Williams. 32. Urbandale Timothy Mullin. 27. Urbandale.

and Wendy Stevenson. 23. Urbandale Jeffrey A. Westpheling, 27. West Des Moines, and Karla Hartz, 22.

West Des Moines Joseph Cook. 42. Des Moines, and Sheila Kennedy. 41. Des Moines.

Michael G. DeLawyer, 23. Des Moines, and Brenda Stewart, 22. Des Moines. Timothy Benoit, 25, Des Moines, and Jill Moga.

21. Des Moines ruvaie services will be held and burial will be in Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. Coffin was born in Farson and moved to Waukee five years ago after living in Des Moines, Batavia and Fairfield. She was a retired private-duty nurse and a member of Gospel Assembly Church.

Surviving are six daughters, Gol-die Cavender of Kansas City, Ramona Couper of Clearwater, Patricia Carroll of Ottumwa, Karen Glenn of Los Molinos, Bonnie Goodwin of Olympia, and Myrna Leyden of Fairfield; six sons, Ronald of McComb, 111., Russell of Ottumwa and Clifford, Miles, Steven and David, all of Des Moines; a stepdaughter, Katherine Johnson of East Moline, a stepson, Howard of Mount Pleasant; two sisters, Edith Smith of Rock Island, 111., and Elsie Webb of Hedrick; 31 grandchildren; and 28 great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Gospel Assembly Church. Arrangements are being handled by Hamilton's Funeral Home. Ann M. DeSemina, 74, of 3111 56th St.

died of a heart attack Tuesday at home. Services will be at 10a.m. Friday at 4Y Visitation Catho- I- i i burial will be in i Glendale Ceme- FS Mrs. DeSemina, M. A a lifelong Des 1 Moines resident.

and her late hus- tired owners of Trocadero Restaurant. She was a member of the Catholic Church. Surviving are two daughters, Diane DeSemina and Nancy Lee Tracy, and a brother, Clement Scor-piniti, all of Des Moines; and two grandchildren. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at Caldwell-Raddatz Funeral Home, where there will be a 7 p.m.

vigil service. Memorial contributions may be made to the Animal Rescue League. Lewis Purscell, 78, of Newton died of a heart ailment Tuesday at Skiff Medical Center. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Walters-Coburn Funeral Home in Colfax, with burial at Colfax Cemetery.

Mr. Purscell was born in Winterset and lived in Colfax until 1986. He retired from Maytag Co. Surviving are his wife, Faye; a son, William of Mitchellville; five daughters, Geraldine Rodenborn of Denver, Marilyn Bennett of Boone, Pat Inglis of Des Moines and Donna Johnson and Karrin Purscell, both of Newton; a brother, Lawrence of Camptonville, 13 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. Friends may call after noon today at the funeral home, where the family will meet friends from 7 to 8 p.m.

D. Irene Shaffer, 83, of Marshall-town died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Marshall County Care Facility. Services will be graveside at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Vienna Cemetery in Beaman. Mrs.

Shaffer was born in Beaman and lived in Marshalltown most of her life. She retired from a laundry and dry cleaning business. Surviving are two sisters, Violet Burdick of Santa Ana, and Inez Dibble of Las Vegas, and a brother, Irvin Lee Johnson of Atas-cadero, Calif. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today at Pursel-Davis Funeral Home.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Irene Shaffer memorial fund at the Marshalltown Public Library. Taylor Woodrow Campbell, 80, of 4139 E. 29th St. died Monday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center of complications following a stroke. Services will be at 2:30 p.m.

Friday at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Burial will be in Berwick Cemetery. A previous obituary omitted that friends may call after 9 a.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will be present from 6 to 8 p.m. Divorces Then people have been granted divorcm In Polk County.

Raymond Frederick and Beth Carolyn Hirst. Rebecca and Carl E. Lumley Sr. Kent Allen and Kimberly Kaye Ford. Knsti L.

and Timothy Rechkemmer. Rhonda and Henry Bunce. Cynthia S. and Matthew Wernli. Steven C.

and Kimberly S. Fallis. Tamra Anne and Ricky Lee Nystrom. Floyd Gene and Lynne Marie Van Zandt Cinda Lou and Michael Duane Hartschen. Charles Edgard and Bambie Lynn Walker.

Dorothy Anne Anderson-Goodman and Ronald Goodman. George F. and Jodi O'Neal. Cheryl A and Robert Shaw Amy Joann and Thomas Darrell Parker Scott Oelynn and Jerri Jeanne Gregory. Richard L.

and Stacie Bishop. Naomi and Jeffrey A Oliver Barbara and Danny Gieseke Rita Gail and Michael Paul Davis. Donald Laverne and Margaret Fern Thompson. Brenda Kaye and Timothy Carl Bayles Kendal H. and Liza Glasener.

Michael Joseph and Theresa Boyd Joanna Marie and Jerry Leroy Lawr Patricia Ann and James E. Reynolds Julie and Michael Enos. Anna Marie and Brian Scott Sims. Suzanne Michele and Nod Donald Nelson. Assembly of God.

(y y. of i which she was i member. Grave- ciHp sorviroc will be at 11a.m. Sat- i urday at Aspen 4 Grove Cemetery ijk in Burlington. Mrs.

Swedenburg was born in Burlington and moved to Indianola in 1969. She had worked for the Indianola Wal-Mart and was a member of Order of the Eastern Star. Among survivors are her husband, Ron; a son, Jeff of Arvada, two daughters, Lori Connelly and Char-isse Ozella, both of Des Moines; a brother, H. Noble Smith of Mason City; and four grandchildren. Friends may call after 1 p.m.

today at Peterson Funeral Home, where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. and an Eastern Star service will be at 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Iowa Heart Fund. John Joseph Clark 15, of Arcadia, son of John and Charlene Clark, died Friday en route to St. Anthony Hospital in Carroll after suffering an asthma attack.

Services were held Tuesday. The body was cremated. John was born in Topeka, and moved to Arcadia in 1988. He was a sophomore at Carroll High School and a member of Fort Dodge United Methodist Church and Boy Scouts of America. He was active in high school baseball, football, choir, orchestra and band.

In addition to his parents, John is survived by a brother, Jason at home; two sisters, Sabetha, a student at the University of Iowa, and Rachel at home; his grandparents, LaVonne Hutchinson of Fort Dodge and Ann Clark of Algona; and his great-grandmother, Maxine Hutchinson of Fort Dodge. Dahn and Woodhouse Funeral Home in Carroll handled arrangements. Terry Rynearson, 37, of Benton-ville, died of a brain hemorrhage Monday at Springdale Memorial Hospital. Services were held Wednesday. Mr.

Rynearson, a Marine Corps veteran, was born in Des Moines and moved to Arkansas in 1982. He is survived by his wife, Lydia; two daughters, Charity Ann and Jessica Sue, both at home; his father, Leonhis stepfather, Donald Hart, and two brothers, Danny and Jerry, all of Iowa; and six sisters, Patricia of Texas, Sharon of Kansas and Barb, Doris, Donna and Pammy, all of Iowa. Memorial contributions may be made to Worldwide Work of the Jehovah's Witnesses, in care of the Bentonville Congregation. Arrangements were handled by Callison-Lough Funeral Service. Hugh D.

Howard, 50, of 3707 Grand Ave. died of colitis Aug. 26 at University Hospitals in Iowa City. Services were held Monday. Dr.

Howard had been an osteopathic physician in Des Moines until about six years ago. He is survived by a son, David of Chicago; two daughters, Chandra Howard of Des Moines and Andrea Howard of Indianola; his parents, Hugh B. and Eleanor Howard of Bu-cyrus, Ohio; and four sisters, Eleanor Wilhite of Bucyrus, Linda Munday of Marion, Marcia Starr of Bay Village, Ohio, and Rebekah Fortner of Modoc, Ind. Wise Funeral Home in Bucyrus handled arrangements. Des Moines Deaths BURCH Irene 75.

of 2024 E. 42nd St. died Tuesday at Des Moines General Hospital. CLARK Katie 73. 2501 24th St.

died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. COFFIN Grace 80. of Waukee died Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. DAY Elsie 83. of Bondurant died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

DESEMINA Ann 74. of 31 11 56th St. died Tuesday at home FLEMING Harold. 80, of Bloomfield died Monday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. FOX Leota 62.

of 1 15 Fourth West Des Moines, died Tuesday at home. LOWDEN Zelma 64. of 3600 Patricia Drive. Urbandale, died Tuesday at home. WARNER Jerry 54.

of 1120 Polk Blvd. died Wednesday at Broadlawns Medical Center. YOUNG Gene. 67. of Ottumwa died Sunday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center.

Des Moines Births DES MOINES GENERAL HOSPITAL VELDHUIZEN Tamera and Jeffrey of Ankeny, a daughter, Wednesday. IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL HAUS Carolyn and Bert of Des Moines, a son, Tuesday. INDERSKI Luanne and John of Urbandale. a son. Tuesday.

JOHNSON Mary Booth and Danny Johnson of Des Moines, a daughter, Tuesday. LAWLOR Rhonda and Matt of Madrid, a son, Tuesday. LINDSEY Stacy ol Des Moines, a daughter, Monday. MORLEY Susan and Daniel of Ankeny, a son, Tuesday. IOWA METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER BATCHER Jean and Scott of West Des Moines, a daughter, Wednesday.

CHAMPION Joni and Greg of Altoona. a daughter. Wednesday. ELDREDGE Carol and Kurt of Des Moines, a son. Wednesday.

LAFFERTY Mary and Bill of Des Moines, a son, Wednesday LUTHER Bridget of Pleasantville. a daughter, Tuesday. MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER ALEXANDER Brenda and Michael of West Des Moines, a daughter, Tuesday ASH Deborah and Tim of Johnston, a son, Tuesday GUNTHER Tami and Jonathan of Bridgeton, a son. Wednesday MICKENS Angela White-Mickens and Eric Mick- ens of Des Moines, a daughter. Wednesday.

VAN BAALEN Lori and Mark of Des Moines, a son. Wednesday. WEEKS Janet and Dennis of Des Moines, a son. Aug 21 Mvrim Mrs- Jacobson was born in Indianapolis and movea 10 wes Moines 30 years ago after living 31 years in West Des Moines. She was the retired owner of Jacobson's Apparel and was author of the 1991 book "Your Own Shop." She had been an officer in several organizations, including Shalom Home and Temple B'nai Jeshurun Sisterhood, and was founder of the Raymond Blank Hospital Guild and co-founder of the Polk County Rape Crisis Center.

She was also the former national executive director of the Service Corps of Retired Executives, appointed in 1981 by former President Ronald Reagan. Surviving are two daughters, Carolyn Matulef of St. Louis and Natalie McCracken of Boston; two brothers, David Bernstein of Boyn-ton Beach, and Gerald Bernstein of Marlton, N.J.; a sister, Blanche Bernstein of Des Moines; and four grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Shalom Home. Dunn's Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Jerry Edward Warner, 54, of 1120 Polk Blvd. died of a heart ailment Monday at Broadlawns Medi cal Center. Services will be at 11a.m. Friday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, and burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Mr.

Warner was born in Iowa Falls and moved to Des Moines nine years ago. He had worked for Custom Firescreen, IBP and Monfort and was a member of Farm Bureau. Among survivors are his wife, Connie; three daughters, Laurie Dahlke of Woodward and Rhonda Warner and Brenda Roels, both of Iowa Falls; a son, Johnny, serving in the Navy in South Carolina; three sisters, Shirley Nott of Colorado, Janice Wood of Kansas and Carol Iery of Florida; and seven grandchildren. Friends may call after 9 a.m. today at the funeral home.

Leota May Fox, 62, of 1 15 Fourth West Des Moines, died of cancer Tuesday at home. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at McLaren's Funeral Chapel, and burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery. Mrs. Fox, a homemaker, was tir i mJ 1 and lived in West Des Moines most of her life.

She was a member of West Des Moines United Methodist Church and Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are her husband, Dick; a daughter, Debbie Cashmer, and two sons, Ron and Greg, all of West Des Moines; a brother, Geo Beveridge of Johnston; and three grandchildren. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Jack David Hauenstein, 64, of Tracy died of cancer Tuesday at home. Services will be graveside at 2 p.m. Friday at Forest Cemetery in Oskaloosa. Mr. Hauenstein, a retired farmer, was born in Oskaloosa and lived in Tracy 15 years.

He was a member of the American Chemical Society and American Association for Advancement of Science. Surviving are two sons, Gary of Tracy and Dale of Midland, a daughter, Mary Lynn Hardesty of Glen Burnie, a brother, John of Huntsville, two sisters, Martha Jean Garrett of Ottumwa and Carol Hauenstein of Iowa City; six grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Friends may call after 9 a.m! today at Powers Funeral Home in Oskaloosa, where the family will meet friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Tracy General Store. Alice Marie Crawford, 82, of Minburn died of cancer Tuesday at the Good Samaritan Lutheran Home in Omaha.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Minburn United Methodist Church, and burial will be in Elm-wood Cemetery. Mrs. Crawford, who retired as a bookkeeper for the Minburn Co-op Elevator, was born in Perry and lived in Minburn most of her life. She was a member of the Methodist Church.

Surviving are a daughter, Judy Olson of Ralston, two grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. today at Hastings Funeral Home in Perry, where the family will meet friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to her church.

Si 1 Vm 1 Surviving are his wife, Nadine; a daughter, Mary Ann Fenelon of Perry; two sons, Lewis of Jamaica and Ray Dean of Perry; eight grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren; Friends may call after 11a.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will greet friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Iowa Deaths ASHTON Wava Snider, 66 BELMOND Terry Armour. 47 BROOKLYN Phillip Eichhorn. 78 rcNTFouii i uvT.IIl QC CINCINNATI Louis Pike.

55. CLARKSVIUE Media Doyle, 91 CLEAR LAKE Jame Umthun. 54 DONNELLSON Pearl Wells. 76 EAGLE GROVE Verna Kist. 97.

FORT MADISON Eva Orozco. 75; James. Sy1-vester, 53. Dorothy Nebel. 73.

GLENWOOD Clair Dashner. 94. GRAND JUNCTION Carroll Bouchard 86 GRINNELL Helen Connelly. 88; John Maze. 79; Gary Bellman, 44.

GUTHRIE CENTER Karla Searcy. 50 HASTINGS Pearl Gustin, 9 1 HOLLAND John Meyer, 70. IOWA FALLS Ruth Warner, 78; Mildred Rush, 77: Robert Hazelwood, 80; Kenneth Knutson. 68 JANESVILLE Marvan Loveland. 78 KEOKUK Marilyn Pohorsky 52; Sheila Morehouse.

51 MALVERN Verhn Hardy. 78 Robert Howser, 62 MARATHON Robert Schumann. 38 MYSTIC Mamie Kaster, 85 i NEW LONDON Emma May Gill. 92; Faye Ker- meen, 84 NORTH INULISH Koss Demson. 09 PANORA Bryce Evison, 81; Darlene Timmons.

PATON Wilbert Meyer. 83. PLAINFIELD Dr Elwin Mueller. 85. Elna Haack.

84; Robert Smith, 77. REINBECK Thelma Petersen. 76 ROLAND Matthew Endruzze. 18 SCRANTON Charles Gibson, 81 CUCI I OATH AI.AD.nnm 70 mi ia i i t. SIBLEY Ida Jacobs.

102. SILVER CITY Donald Mabbitt, 68 SOUTH AMANA Marietta Berger. 82 STANHOPE Howard Williams. 85. WAVERLY Muriel Hayes, 84; Larry Hirsch, 46; Darrell Wehran, 62.

WEVER Curtis Marsh, 36. WILLIAMS Berniece Short. 77. WILLIAMSBURG Ralph Jones. 77.

Raymond Bonecutter. 86 ADVERTISEMENT Death Notices ANNEXSTAO Services tor Sandra Jo Annexstad of 4312 Kingman Blvd. will be Thursday ot St. Augustin's Catholic Church. Interment Glen-' dole Cemetery.

Dunn'sFunerol Home ARCHER Services for Ruth lola Archer, of 600 E. 5th Street, will be 10AM Thursday at the funeral home. Burial Highlond Memory Gardens Hamilton's Near Highland Memory Gardens BURCH Services for Irene Burch ot 2024 E. 42nd Street will be 1PM Friday at the funeral home. Interment Ankeny Memorial Gardens.

Visitation after 5PM Thursday at lies Grandvlew Park 31" HubbeM1 0miis Hit DAY Services for Elsie Day of 305 3rd Street SE, Bondurant will be HAM Saturday at Bondurant Federated Church. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. Visitation 5-7PM Friday ot Altoona Funeral Home 105 4th St. SW W-4272 DeSEMINA Services tor Ann M. will be 10 AM Friday at Visitation Catholic Church.

Rosary 7 PAA Thursday at: Caldwell-Roddati DREYER Services for Theodore D. Dreyer Jr. of 7206 El Rancho will be 10AM Thursday at the funeral home. Interment Resthaven Cemetery. Westover Funeral Home illl Hickman Rd.

276-4567 HEDBERG For information regarding services for George Hedberg of 416 SW 4Jnd Street call Dunn's Funeral Home 2121 Grend Ave. 244-2H1 JACOBSON Services for Ruth Jacobson of 3000 Grand Ave. will be 2: 30PM Thursday at Temple B'Nai Jeshurun. Interment Jewish Glendale Cemetery Dunn's Funeral Home mLGrana- AYJ, 2i 213.) WEINBERG Memorial Services for Corrlne Weinberg of 430 Grand Ave. will be Thursday at the funeral home.

Private Interment Woodland Cemetery. Dunn's Funeral Heme 2121 Grand Ave. JitlUl Services Scheduled Thursday DAVID CUNNINGHAM 813 SE Jackson 1 1AM ot the funeral home Glendale Cemetery FLORENCE SMITH 609 Lyon 1 PM at the funeral home Fremont Cemetery, Clark County MARSHA E.ASHER 3218 Oxford 9AM at the funeral home Glendale Cemetery RICHARDMEEK 2309 Mople 2 30PM at the funeral home Glendale Cemetery Friday JERRY E.WARNER 1120 Polk Blvd 1 1 AM at the funeral home Glendale Cemetery DAVID J. BERST 2B05E Cleveland 1 PM at the funeral home Laurel Hill Cemetery TAYLOR CAMPBELL 4139 Street 2 30PM at the funeral home Berwick Cemetery Services Pending KATIE RUSSMAN DAVIS Houston, Texas AMILTONS nwuAi Atiivia 60S Lyon, Des Moines tJIJ) WJ1UI Plan for tomorrow At I critical time, decisions can be difficult. Purchasing a cemetery plot before the need arises can make a difficult time easier.

Don't leave the burden for the ones you love. Plan ahead. RnttMvrn Crmftrrv Mimoknw 801 19th Stitft, WDM 515-213-1130 McLaren's FumrilHoiM 325-7225 i Zelma Emma Lowden, 64, of 3600 Patricia Drive, Urbandale, died of a heart attack Tuesday at home. The body will be cremated and memorial services will be at a later date. Mrs.

Lowden was born in Latvia and lived in Urbandale 37 years. She retired as a medical labo ratory technician, was a Women's Army Corps veteran of the Korean War and had been a member of the Des Moines Community Playhouse and Diasabled American Veterans. She was also a volunteer for Mercy Heritage and the Department of Human Services. Surviving are a brother, Valters Kuvers of Batesville, two sisters, Marite Maurer of Pella and Sarmite Scharnberg of Urbandale; and two grandchildren. McLaren's Funeral Chapel is handling arrangements.

Arthur Romick, 82, of Monroe died of a heart ailment Tuesday at Skiff Medical Center in Newton. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Monroe United Methodist Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Silent City Cemetery. Mr.

Romick, a retired truck driver, was born near Colfax and lived in Storm Lake and Clive before moving to Monroe 43 years ago. He is survived by his wife, Marie; three sons, Larry of Monroe, Jim of Lees Summit, and Rodney of Storm Lake; two daughters, Gloria Kane of Monroe and Barb Hagen of Waterville; two brothers, Raymond of Alleman and Tom of Webster City; three sisters, Zola Cole of Portland, Florence Elrod of Cherokee Village, and Freda Dellaai of Des Moines; 14 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Friends may call after 9 a.m. today at Walters-Coburn Funeral Home, where the family will be present from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Monroe United Methodist Church.

Robert F. Gordon, 72, of Creston died of a heart attack Monday at home. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Coen-Beaty Funeral Home in Creston, and burial will be at Maple Hill Cemetery in Cromwell. Mr.

Gordon was born in Union County and was a grain and livestock farmer in the area most of his life. He had been a member of Cromwell United Church of Christ, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Creston Chamber of Commerce and had served on the boards of directors for the Farmers Cooperative Co. and Iowa State Savings Bank. Surviving are his wife, Opal; and a stepsister, Nelda Stevens of Denver, Colo. Memorial contributions may be made to the Creston High School Future Farmers of America program.

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