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The Dks Moinks Rkgistkr Sati hday, Fkkki'ary12. 1994 5M Almanac ADVERTISEMENT Death Notices 1- Obituaries Envoy to 4 Nations Cledia Irene Kern, 65, of 4100 S.E. 16th Court died of a liver ailment Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Frances Buckmann, 80, of died Dec. 30 at Ah-Gwah-Ching Nursing Center near Ex-Iowan Hare dies; was an ambassador CASTEEL Services for Theresa Casteel, of 65 NW 46th will be 11 AM Saturday, ot the funeral home I les Grandview Park Funeral Home Hubfrell 263-U32 DAPOLONIA Services for Oladvs M. Dapolonia, Of 4614 NW 84th will be II AM Monday, at Christ The King Catholic Church.

Interment Glendale Cemetery. Vigil service 7 PM Sunday af Dunn'i Funeral Home 2121 Grand Ave. 244 2121 GIFT Services for Harry B.Gift.ot Blytheville. MO, formerly of Dallas Center, IA, will be 1 30 PM Saturday at the funeral home. Interment Brethren Cemetery, Dodos Center.

Brandt Funeral Home PpMa Center 992-3701 GOUGH Services for David Gouah, of Panora, IA, will be 11 AM Saturday, ot the funeral home. Interment Woodward Cemetery. Brandt Funeral Home Woodwflrd. 4J8-2205 MARCIANO Miranda Marciano, 8 month old daughter of Jeffrey and Dianne Battrick Marciano of Iowa City, IA, died Thursday from complications following a congeni tal condition. Memorial Services, are Monday, 6 PM, Unitarian Universal-ist.

Survivors include: parents; brother, Nicholas, grandparents, B. and Carolyn Battnck, Des Moines. Maternal Grandmother, lorence Mir-QndQ Johnson, Howorden, MEFFERD For inlor motion regarding services for James B. Metterd of 3100 Grand please coll Westover Funeral Home 6337 Hickman Rd, 276-4567 STEWART Memorial services for Josephine P. Stewert, of 2909 Woodland will be 2 PM Sunday at Scottish Rite Park Penthouse.

Dunn's Funeral Home 2121 erqnlAye, 244U21 WESSELS Services tor Haiel A. Wessels, of Woodland will be 11 AM Saturday, at the uner-ol home. Interment Graceland Cemetery, Creston, IA, 1:30 PM, Saturday. Visitation 10 11 AM at Dunn's Funeral Home 2J2LC-rand Aye: J44 2121 Services Scheduled tanbul after graduating from Grinnell, then joined the Foreign Service in 1927, beginning a 40-year diplomatic career that would lead him throughout the Middle East. He served as an intelligence and liaison officer at the U.S.

Embassy in Cairo while Egypt was under attack from the Axis forces in World War II. In the years after the war, Mr. Hare served as U.S. ambassador in a series of Middle East countries: Saudi Arabia from 1950 to 1953; Lebanon from 1953 to 1954; Egypt from 1956 to 1960; and Turkey from 1961 to 1965. He also was director general of the Foreign Service from 1954 to 1956 and deputy under secretary for political affairs from 1960 to 1961.

Mr. Hare retired from the State Department in 1966 and became president of the Middle East Institute in Washington from then until 1969. He is survived by two sons, Raymond Jr. and Paul, both of Washington; a sister, Ethel Lien of Sarasota, and six grandchildren. Paul Hare is a former ambassador to Zambia who most recently served as a special representative at Angolan peace talks.

Walker, of complication's of Alzheimer's disease. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Feb. 19 at Highland Park Christian Church in Des Moines, with burial in Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery at a later date. Mrs.

Buckmann was born in Boy-den and lived in Des Moines 58 years before moving to Minnesota in 1990. She was formerly a secretary at the Des Moines Children's Home and was past president of the Ding Darling chapter Izaak Walton League. Surviving are a daughter, Carol Buckmann of Nisswa, a brother, Dean Veenshcoten of Johnston; and a sister, Hazel Gordon of Des Moines. Iowa Deaths ADAIR Arthur Bolton. 84.

AURELIA Sen Lynn Fuhrman, 49. CASCADE Loras Stoll. 74 CHARTER OAK Eugene Collins, 56 CHEROKEE Nellie Bugh. 101; Luverne Olhau- sen: Mary Katherine Campbell, 94 COLESBURG Emma Bush. 81; Merlin Bailey.

56 DENISON Edward Lehman. 100; Lorin Butler. 95 Perry Jensen. 87 DUBUQUE Donald Lyons. 61; Lilliann Stoltz.

82; Pauline Heiar, 89. Marie Homis. 86. Paul Buechele. 84.

Leo Buechele. 91 Edmund Lape. 71; Joann Hittenmiller. 58; Lila Haas. 69: Carl Hayes, 87; Frederick Hannig.

68; Hubert Engl-ing. 77; Catherine Polus. 83; Paul Schanbeck. 83 DUNDEE Doris Flaucher. 85 DUNLAP Maxine Olmsteadt.

65 DVERSVILLE Theresa Loeffelholz. 96; Joseph Gravel 87 EDGEWOOD Pauline Burgin. 64; Holly Johnson. 10: Voretta Lee. 84; Ardith Larson.

56; Austin Weyant. 82; Fay Burgett. 49 FONTANELLE llah Pickrell. 81 GREELEY Andrew Rector 70 GRINNELL Amy Binegar, 93; Treva Elting, 90; Flossie Dean, 87; Mary Deardortf, 90; Milton Burr. 75 HOPKINTON Cleotis Gehrls.

59; Leonard Gibbs. 95. IDA GROVE Betty Graversen. 73; Sylvia Ham-pan. 90 IRWIN John McHugh.

74; Till McMahan. 84. KEY WEST Herbert Wagner. 74. LAMONT Raymond Brown.

77. LOGAN Ruth Graybill, 94; Ruth Anderson, 81 MAGNOLIA Mariam Skaw. 74 MANNING Amos Lohmeier, 70; Joe Kneuvan, 73 Edward Musteldt. 76. Leola Kuhl.

78 MAPLETON John Welch, 76 SANBORN Dick Solsma. 86 SCHLESWIG Hazel Petersen. 80. Donna Groth, 62 SHELDON Jennie Vanden Berg. 78; Irene Jun-gus.

81 SIOUX CITY Warren Mitchell, 85; Clarence Brooks, 69; Michael Griffin, 61; Delno Pinney, 83; Inga Schaeter, 102: Edith Beckwith, 87; Jenny Groth. 50. Anna Bikakis, 91: Rose Wos-koff. 98; Patricia Boland. 62; Lloyd Wright.

80; Emma Grillet. 94; Rose Feldman. 87; Elinor Brown. 63: Peter Walish, 78. Melba Mack.

83. Dr Theodore Dettrick. 82; Chester Ferdig. 76: Barbara Bolin. 70; Max Jones.

74; Atha Blu-lord. 85; Edith Satterwhite, 63; Margaret Keller. 96 SMITHLAND George Haile. 70 UTE Elmer Schwingdorl, 87. WALL LAKE Edith Nissen.

88 WHITING Edith Kalstrup. 101. WOODBINE Harley Hunt. 85. BAB.S.

Beaver Avenue Beauty Salon "Beaurysnfieloofc" 2645 Beaver Ave DSM 255-3891 Entertainment Centers by Wisconsin Furniture Co. In Stock Only 50 OFF Oak Cherry (irttrfi i -i 2507 Ingersoll W2-) 515-244-3243 James Leo Armstrong, 55, of 3330 E. Shawnee Ave. died Tuesday in Runnells of a self-inflicted gun shot wound. The death was ruled a suicide.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. 14 Mr. Armstrong lived in Des Moines all his life and was a truck driver for Des Moines Asphalt.

He had been a veteran of the military. Surviving are his wife, Chris; a daughter, Sandra Finnell of Des Moines; three stepdaughters, Sherri Worley of Springfield, and Kim Anderson and Janelle Ballard, both of Des Moines; four stepsons, Mark Lancaster of Wyoming and Kenny Grylls, Bryan Grylls and Shayne Grylls, all of Des Moines; two sisters, Doris Johnston of Des Moines and Mary Pothoven of Pella; a brother, Donald of Des Moines; two grandchildren; and 20 step-grandchildren. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Merrill Streeter, 57, of Indianola died of a respiratory ailment Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center.

Services will be at 1 1 a.m. today at First United Methodist Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Indianola IOOF Cemetery. Mr. Streeter was born near New Virginia and moved to Indianola in 1955.

He was a letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service and a veteran of the Army. Surviving are his wife, Mary; two sons, Michael of Des Moines and Scott of Indianola; his mother, Olive Bullington of Indianola; two sisters, Geraldine Barker of Indianola and Linda Miller of Boone; five stepsisters, Martha Richards of Hartford, Mildred Richardson of Nebraska and Ellen Lee Dickinson, Jane Lovell and Florence Davison, all of Des Moines; two brothers, Virgil of Knoxville and Lyle of Fort Worth, Texas; a stepbrother, Jim Bullington of Hartford; and a grandchild. Memorial contributions may be made to his church or the American Cancer Society research fund. Peterson Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

Gladys M. Dapolonia, 86, of Urbandale Health Care Center, 4614 N.W. 84th died of a heart ailment there Friday. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Monday at Christ the King Catholic Church, and burial will be in Glendale Cemetery.

Mrs. Dapolonia, a homemaker, lived in Des Moines all her life and was a member of St. Augustin's Catholic Church. A sister, Katherine Manning Morgan of Wichita, survives. Friends may call after 4 p.m.

Sunday at Dunn's Funeral Home, where there will be a 7 p.m. vigil service. 'Former Resident i Here is information about the death of a former central Iowa resident who moved from the area more than 20 years ago: Jeanne L. Taylor, 76, of Sun City, died Feb. 4 at Boswell Hospital there of complications of pneumonia.

The body will be cremated, with memorial services at 1 1 a.m. Feb. 19 at Dunn's Funeral Home in Des Moines, where she lived from 1945 to 1965. Autopsies Recent investigations have determined these causes of death lor the following central Iowa residents, according to medical examiners: Brian L. Allan.

34, of Waterloo died Sept 21 at home of a heart ailment and seizure Donald Arthur Wheeler, 50, of Monroe died Oct 1 1 at home of a heart attack Florence Johnson, 94, of Norwalk died Dec 3 at Overland Park Regional Hospital in Overland Park Kan of a heart ailment Burnlca B. Slegel, 78, of Boone died Jan 14 at Boone County Hospital of a heart ailment 1 Medical Center. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Kern, a lifelong Des Moines resident, retired after more than 30 years with Norwest Financial, where she worked in the mailroom. She was a member of Indianola Heights Christian Church. Among survivors are her husband, Richard; a daughter, Linda Daughen-baugh, and two sons, William Robertson and Ricky Robertson, all of Des Moines; a sister, Mary Rude of Ankeny; a brother, George Peterson of Carlisle; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m.

today and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, where the family will greet friends from 6 to 8 p.m. today and Sunday. Darlene G.

Beach, 68, of Ames died Wednesday at Mary Greeley Medical Center of complications following a stroke. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Stevens Memorial Chapel, with burial in Story Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. Beach lived in Ames all her life and retired after 30 years as an inspector at Bourns Inc.

She is survived by two daughters, Linda Lande of Huxley and Cheryl Thompson of Ames; her mother, Ber-nice Morris of Kelley; a sister, Louise Mattingly of Huxley; a brother, Hugh Morris of Altoona; and five grandchildren. The family will visit with friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association. Divorces Thee people have been granted divorce In Polk County.

Debra Lynn and Jeffrey Ray Paultm Christina and Matthew B. Raleigh. Billy McGtH Jr. and Deatra Robinson McGill. Martha Anne and Jerry Lynn Whtsler.

Frank and Sheriley Thomas. Mary Frann and William Mtchae! McCann. Kelly Jean and Craig C. Venard. Larry L.

and Mary Jolynn Fyte. Des Moines Births DES MOINES GENERAL HOSPITAL OSEN Elizabeth and David of Guthrie Center, a son, Friday. SEVERIN Mia Belsky-Severin and Richard Sev- erin of Ankeny. a son, Friday. IOWA METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER FELLER Candy and Marc of Redfield.

a son. Friday. GEARHART Michelle and Steve of West Des Moines, a daughter. Friday. HAAG Brenda and Phillip of Des Moines, a daughter.

Friday. HAUNSPERGER Patricia and Jeffrey of Des Moines, a daughter, Friday. HOWARD Cheryl and Richard of Ankeny, a son, Thursday. KOPECKY Julie and Scott of Dallas Center, a son, Thursday MILLER Kathleen and Michael of Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday OLSON Paula and Randy of West Des Moines, a son, Thursday. RASAVANH Som and Boun of Des Moines, a daughter, Friday.

RICO Jennifer and Anthony of Des Moines, a son. Wednesday. SMITH Tonya and Marty of Newton, a son, Thursday. STATON Laurie and Marty of Des Moines, a son. Thursday.

MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER GRONEWOLD Patricia and Rusty of Des Moines, a son. Friday MAJAVA Brenda and Randy of Des Moines, a daughter, Friday. NELSEN Tina and Robert of Woodburn. a son. Friday.

RALEIGH Shannon Williams and Matthew Raleigh of Des Moines, a daughter. Thursday VAN GORP Jamie and Keith of Altoona. a daughter. Friday WARD Diane and Melvm of Ankeny. a daughter.

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1 1 AM at the funeral home Rising Sun Cemetery Frank J. Haubert Knoxville, IA Formerly of Des Moines 1 PM at the funeral home Private Interment Martha Saqe Clear Lake, IA 2 30 PM at the funeral home Masonic Cemetery Irene Richard 134SE 34lh St. 2 PM at the Southtown Funeral Home Visitation at Hamilton's. 4 PM Friday Laurel Hill Cemetery Monday James Armstrong 3J30 E. Shawnee 1 1 AM at the funeral home Laurel Hill Cledia Kern 4I00SE 1 PM at the funeral home Laurel Hiil Cemetery I IIKWM AtUlIlt 605 Lyon, Des Moines (415) 243 S221 1 Central Iowas 1 Christian Radio Station ALL MEMORIALS REDUCED FOR MEMORIAL DAY -ORDER NOW- 266-8113 HUBBELL WITTENBECK Arises lywJTFTiriBwnjpp By JIM POLLOCK RkoistkkSt.utWkitkk Raymond A.

Hare, who attended high school and college in Iowa and went on to serve as ambassador to fotfr nations and as assistant secretary of state, died of pneumo-niaWednesday at his home in Washington, D.C. He was 92. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Joseph Gawler's and Sons Funeral Home in Wash Hare Grinnell grad ington. Born in West Virginia, Mr.

Hare attended high school at Manchester, la. He graduated from Grinnell College in 1924, then dived into life in exotic locales. When he finally returned to his alma mater to give a speech, 33 years had passed. Grinnell presented him with an honorary doctor of laws degree at his 1957 visit. Mr.

Hare taught at a college in Is- Hazel A. Wessels, 91, of Scottish Rite Park, 2909 Woodland died of a heart ailment Thursday at i home. Services 4 will be at 11 a.m. today at Dunn's Funeral Home. Burial will be at 1:30 p.m.

at Graceland Cemetery in Creston. Mrs. Wessels was born in Union County and moved to Des Moines 10 years ago after living in Missouri and California. She was a homemaker and member of Windsor Presbyterian Church. Surviving are two daughters, Ber-ta Langfitt of Las Vegas, and Betty Estell of West Des Moines; a son, Charles of Grass Valley, two brothers, Wayne Bowers of Mesa, and Orvin Bowers of Creston; 15 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.

Friends may call at the funeral home one hour before services. Memorial contributions may be made to herthurch or the care center. Theresa Marie McCrea Casteel, 66, Of 65 N.W. 46th Place died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services will 'be at 11a.m.

today at lies Grandview Park Funeral Home. Cremation will follow. Mrs. Casteel, a lifelong Des Moines resident, was a homemaker and member of Our Saviour Lutheran Church. Among survivors are her husband, William; two sons, William McCrea Jr.

and Richard McCrea, both of Des Moines; five daughters, Judith Nuckolls, of Norwalk and Victoria McCrea, Frances McCrea, Betty Brinson and Arlene McKee, all of Des Moines; six stepchildren; a brother, Edward Mortley of Des Moines; 21 grandchildren; 13 step-grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and four step-great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to her church. Margaret Teresa Ripperger, 93, of Perry died of cancer Friday at her daughter's home there. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at St.

Patrick Catholic Church in Perry, of which she was a member. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. at Rosemount Cemetery in Warren County. Mrs. Ripperger, a former waitress, was born in Warren County and moved to Perry in 1943.

She was a member of the Catholic Church. Among survivors are three Rita Smithson of Perry, Agnes Greubel of Indianola and Ruth Carri-co'of Fort Mohave, 17 grandchildren; and 20 Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday at Hastings Funeral Home, where there will be a 4:30 p.m.

vigil service Sunday. Memorial contributions may be made to her church. INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE 112 Calls for a halt in competition states for businesses By Kreiman H.F. 2172 Expands the list of drugs on the contrplied substance list By Judiciary Committee HT: 2173 Adds new protections tor property of those in health care institutions By Running H.F. 2174 Allows those convicted of a Class' felony to be sentenced to one year in a county ail with costs paid by the state By Kreiman H.F.

2175 Requires all nursing homes to certify they are accessible to those on medical as sist.inr By Running Hf. 2176 Requires school district to employ nurse By Peterson and Murphy M.f. 2177 Revamps the state's underground storage tank cleanup requirements By Merijy Committee H.F. 2178 Modifies agricultural enterprise nnrtws Bv Peterson Winifred R. Finnicum, 90, of Newton died of a heart attack Wednesday at Skiff Medical Center.

Services will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Reese Funeral Chapel in Newton. Burial will be in Ell Township Cemetery at Klemme. Mrs. Finnicum was born in Cerro Gordo County and moved to Newton in 1973.

She was a sales representative for Avon products and Farm Journal magazine and had been a member of First Lutheran Church, Jasper County Senior Citizens and Salvation Army Golden Agers. Surviving are a son, Dean Merkel of Independence, a daughter, Corrine Dolder of Newton; a brother, Dick Glanville of Banning, three sisters, Byrde Nelson of Seattle, Doris Odegard of San Bernardino, and Wilda Adair of Brain-erd, six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Friends may call until service time at the funeral chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to her church. Stacey Goben, 24, of Orlando, died of Hodgkin's disease Wednesday at Orlando Regional Medical Center.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Carlisle Christian Church, with burial Tuesday in Davis City Cemetery. Miss Goben was born in Des Moines and moved to Florida from Carlisle 10 years ago. She was a student at the University of Central Florida. Surviving are her parents, Al and Sharon Goben of Orlando; and her grandmothers, Hazel Ventling of Orlando and Pearl Goben of Reeds Spring, Mo.

The family will visit with friends at the church after services. Richardson Funeral Home in Carlisle is in charge of arrangements. Des Moines Deaths ABENS Kenneth, 65, of Humboldt died Friday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. BOSTON Francis. 75.

of Nevada died Friday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. DAPOLONIA Gladys 86, of Urbandale Health Care Center. 4614 84th died there Friday ELLIOTT Jack 77. of New Oaks Care Center. 3806 Easton died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

HARTMAN Patsy L. 64. of 1731 Cleveland Ave. died Thursday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. HOBSON Ellen 76.

of Adair died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. KERN Cledia 65, of 4100 E. 16th Court died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center THOMPSON Lillian, 75. of 1344 19th St died Friday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. WESSELS Hael A 91.

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