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tmn Ti 1 if Mar. 7, 1985 7M imu HMIAGES EDWARD H. NIXON Edward H. Nixon, 82, of Colonial Manor at Zearing, a resident of Des Moines most of his life, died of Alz-heimer's disease Tuesday at Story TktM I DAGNE SONDALL STORY CITY, IA. Services will be at 10 am today at Bethany Manor Nursing Home Chapel and at 2 pin.

In St. Petri Lutheran Church, both In Story City, for Dagne SondalL 89, of Story City, who died of a kidney ailment Monday at Story City Memorial Hospital. The date of the services was Incorrect in The Register Wednesday. ELLA S. MISHLER Services for Ella S.

Mishler, 95, of Bondurant, who died of a heart ailment Tuesday at Iowa Lutheran Hos GEORGE M. THOMPSON Services for George M. Thompson, 73, of 3714 Urbandale who died of a heart ailment Tuesday at Mercy City Memorial Hos- 1 pitaL Services will 1 be at 1 p.m. Satur- RAYMOND TLOUGAN TIM RtfhNr's tawa Ntwt Sarvtc DECORAH, IA. Services for Raymond A.

Tlougan, 82, of Decorah, who died of heart attack Monday at a hospital here, will be at 11 a.m. today at St. Benedict's Catholic Church here. Mr. Tlougan formerly owned the House of Clocks in Spillville and was a jeweler there.

Survivors include his wife, Helen; a son, Allan of Tulsa, Okla six daughters, Mary Buenneke and Rae Ann Johnson, both of Rochester, Rose Marie Moen of White Bear Lake, Leona Magunson of Cannon Falls, Eleanor Bultman of 7x Hospital Medical Center, will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at St John's Lutheran Church. The body pital, will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Lor-ing United Methodist Church near Maxwell Burial will be In Loring Ceme- Des Moines Dinnis 1 I wui De cremated. Jl Born in Hinton, 4 mr.

rnompson resia-ed in Des Moines 48 years and was formerly an employee tery. Mrs. Mishler was 1 born in Story County land lived in the Maxwell area most of her life before she moved to Bondurant ILL MitHLM I ff Hamllt0D Kr, i Funeral Home, and I 4 burial will be in La Y'X relHUl Cemetery. I Brn near Kun' nells, Mr. Nixon left bdward a Des Moines three nixon years ago.

He was a retired employee of Iowa Packing and was a member of Redman Lodge. Survivors Include his wife, Ethel of Roland; two daughters, Doris Johnson of Roland and Carolyn Strong of Jacksonville, Fla nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m, Friday at Hamilton's. ALLEN E. WHITE Allen E.

White, 15, of 2825 S.E. Fourteenth died Monday at a Pittsburgh, hospital of complica-, tions following two PiNi CaaMv. David M. 19, Des Molnes and Malonne R. Kennedy, 20, De Moines.

Cheng H. Lin, 42, Des Moines, and Mom Tith, 40, Des Moines. Richard E. Maxon, legal, Des Moines, and Rebecca J. Myers, legal, Bayard.

Andrew M. Griffin, 27, Des and June S. Griffin, 24, Des Moines. Larry L. Bougher 19, Des, Moines, and Mlchele K.

McVey, 16j Des Moines. Gary Donham, 20, Winterset and JiU Rodish, 18, Cumming. Ralph W. Steingrabe, 23, Mitchell-ville, and Ceann V. Ann, 24, Mitcbell-ville.

Robert J. Gibson, 27, Des Moines, and Jody J. Ghee, 28, Des Moines. 1 Ronald L. Ballard, 43, Des Moinest" and Nancy J.

Simpson, 43, Des Moines Paul G. McGilUvray, 31, West Des! Moines, and Denise M. Swarts, 30, Dei' Moines. ZZ Joseph E. Lockard, 40, West Des Moines, and Barbara A.

Cooper, 31 West Des Moines. Allen J. Smith, 28, Des Moines, and' Linda D. Logsdon, 21, Des Moines. 7H Richard M.

Peters, 42, Ankeny, and; Patricia A. Santa Ana, 34, Ankeny. Matthew D. Keller, 24, Des Moines and Teresa L. Satterfleld, 23, Dei! Moines.

George M. Beaver, 45, Des Moines, and Tracy S. Vannatta, 22, Des Moines. Shawn T. McCoy, 30, Des and Bobbi S.

Johnson, 28, Des Moines: Ricky A. Brooks, 22, Des Moines, and Karen B. Eaker, 20, Des Moines. george m. oi reanui rroaucu Thompson and was an assistant locksmith for the state.

He was a member of Southgate Masonic Lodge 657 and Des Moines Audubon Society. Survivors include his wife, Marjor-ir, a sister, Gertrude Kitterman of Fort Dodge; and a brother, Kenneth of Sioux Falls, S.D. Memorial contributions may be made to St. John's Lutheran Church, where he was a member. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p.m.

today at McLaren's Resthaven Funeral Chapel. ODESSA E. WORLEY Odessa E. Worley, 82, of 6715 Hickman Road, Urbandale, died of a heart ailment Wednesday at home. Services in 1984.

She was a homemaker and was a member of Maxwell American Legion Auxiliary. Survivors include a daughter, Marie Webb; two sons, Ralph of Webster City and Russell of Montezuma; a sister, Mildred Longcor of Maxwell; a brother, Fred A. Flora of Alpine, nine grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; and 12 great-great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Loring United Methodist Church, where she was a member, or Bondurant Federated Church. Friends may call after 1 p.m.

today at Altoona Funeral Home. ALICE B. WEBB Services for Alice B. Webb, 77, of Riverview Manor Convalescent and Nursing Home, 701 Riverview who A 1 Mercy Hospital Medical Center ABISSI Lena and Frank of 3211 Thirtieth St, a son, Wednesday. BURNS Nancy and Michael of 9120 Valdez Drive, Urbandale, a son, Tuesday.

EMDE Alicia and Jeffrey of 248 Kenyon a daughter, Wednesday. HUNOLD Lori and Kent of Indianola, a daughter, Tuesday. LAREW Ann Marie and Gary of 4120 Fifty-second a son, SCOTT Ewanda of 1420 Eleventh St, a son, Tuesday. Iowa Lutheran Hospital: ALBERTSEN Suzanne and Ronald of 609 N.W. Beechwood St, Ankeny, a son, Tuesday.

BENHAM Carol and Bret of 3217 Brinkwood Road, a son, Wednesday. JOHNSON Candace and C. Stephen of 3221 Amherst St, a son, Tuesday. OHNEMUS Theresa and Eric of Route 2, Mllo, a daughter, Tuesday. THOMPSON Mary and George of 922 Thirtieth St, a son, Wednesday.

Broadlawns Medical Center EPLING Linda and David of 812 S.W. Sixty-second St, a son, Tuesday. JOHNSTON Carta and Michael of 1102 SJS. Diebl Ave, a son, Tuesday. liver transplants.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Southtown Funeral Home, and burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. The youth was a student at Des will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, and burial will be in Laurel Hill Moines Alternative 1 i if ALLEN E. WHITE School and was a member of Glad 1, 4 dav at toe home, will fcSMAl9- Friday Born in Missouri, Mi Mrs.

Worley lived in the Des Moines area more than 60 years at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Burial will be in Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. Webb was born in Pershing and was a Des Moines Austin, and Betty Pickett of Preston, two stepsons, Cletus Herold and Robert Herold, both of Des Moines; two stepdaughters, Mary Lou Luther of Hampton, and Virginia Lee Halse of Decorah; three brothers, Vincent and Kenneth, both of Rochester, and John of Winona, four sisters, Agnes Johnson of Mesa, Grace Conway of Kendall, Frances Fiels of Winona, and Margaret King of Washington state; 35 grandchildren; and several greatgrandchildren. BETTY J.

MASON Betty Jean Mason, 59, of Long Beach, formerly of West Des Moines, died of a heart attack Feb. 27 in a Long Beach hospital. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at McLaren's Resthaven Funeral Chapel, and burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery. Born in West Des Moines, Mrs.

Mason lived in the area 25 years. Survivors include three sons, Edward May and Dennis Blundi, both of Des Moines, and Billy May-Cook of West Des Moines; three brothers, Bernard Burns of Mesa, Robert Burns of Camdenton, and Edward Burns of Grant's Pass, four sisters, Serena Cook of West Des Moines, Hazel Fraser and Margie Brees, both of Long Beach, and Fairy Saffell of Des Moines; and six grandchildren. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. today at the chapeL DORIS FENNER Tlx RiNiN! tara Ntwt Sarvtca GRINNELL, IA. Doris Fenner, 49, of Grinnell, died of cancer Wednesday at her home.

Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Christian Church here, with burial in Woodland Cemetery at Lynnville. Born In Lynnville, Mrs. Fenner was a resident of Grinnell since 1959 and was an operation room technician. Survivors include her husband, Clair, two sons, James and Alan, both of Grinnell; two daughters, Julie Meldrem of Grinnell and Char la Bee-be of Ankeny, two brothers, Rayf ord Ratclif of New Sharon and Melvin Ratcllff of Lynnville; four sisters, Neva Klyn of Baxter, and Velma Sparks, Vera Beason and Alice Sparks, all of Lynnville; and three grandchildren.

Friends may call from noon until 9 p.m. Thursday at Smith Funeral Home. kueu ind was a retired Des Moines DEATHS Iowa DEATHS auce a. resident all of her wcm life. She was a home-maker.

Survivors include a daughter, Hazel Gordon of Des Moines; a sister, Elsie Liddle of Des Moines; a brother, J. Warren Smith of Pershing; and four grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Friends may call from noon today until service time Friday at Hamilton's. LEONARD C.

CROWDER Services for Leonard C. Crowder, 60, of 2538 Railroad Court, who died of a heart ailment Tuesday at home, will AUPPERLE Charles 92, of Pojk; City, died Wednesday at Iowa Lji-j theran Hospital. CROWDER Leonard 60, of 25381 Railroad Court, died Tuesday af bonKt HEALEY Daniel 90, of died Wednesday at Veterans Administration Medical Center. HONN Glenn 62, of Route Bloomfield, died Wednesday at Veterans Administration Medical STANSELL Glenn 91, of 1824 Sixtieth died Wednesday at Veterans Administration Medical Center. WORLEY Odessa 82, of 6715 Hickman Road, Urbandale, died Wednesday at home.

ooessa i. kitchen service em-worley ployee at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. She was a member of Fellowship Tabernacle. Survivors include three daughters, Cora R. Green and Charlotte Free, both of Des Moines, and Margaret Turner of Portland, a son, John of Chapmansboro, a brother, George P.

Warford of St Louis, 22 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at Hamilton's. DONALD C. CRON GUTHRIE CENTER, IA.

Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Imman-ual Lutheran Church here for Donald C. Cron, 48, of Guthrie Center, who died of a heart ailment Tuesday at home. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery at Anita. Survivors Include his wife, Kathryn; three sons, Darrel and Steven, both of Guthrie Center, and Brian of Des Moines; mother, Elva Cron of Anita; a brother, Dale of California; four sisters, Lucille Dixon of California, Jean Vokt of Atlantic, Mabel Wilbourae of Bridgewater and Betty Strawn of South Dakota; and five grandchildren.

Beidelman Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Tidings Assembly of God Church. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.E.

White; two sisters, Betty and Eileen, and a brother, Donald, all of Des Moines; and grandparents, Bet- ty Dye, Mr. and Mrs. Denver White and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cramer, all of Des Moines.

Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the funeral home. VERNON F.MARK INDIANOLA, IA. Services for Vernon F. Mark, 73, of Indianola, who died of cancer Tuesday at his home, will be at 1:30 p.m.

Saturday at Fielding Funeral Home in Chariton. Burial will be in Chariton Cemetery. Mr. Mark was bora in Dallas County and was a resident of Indianola the past five years, formerly residing in Chariton and Lucas. He was a farmer.

Survivors include his wife, Catherine; a son, Darrell of Des Moines; a daughter, Janet Bethards of Round Rock, Texas; a brother, Clarence of Lancaster, a sister, Lola Adams of Middleton, eight grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Central Iowa. Friends may call from 7 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. RAYMOND R.

MILLER The Rtftetor! tows Mvwt $wirtc HARVEY, IA. Services for Raymond R. Miller, 66, of Harvey, who died of a heart ailment Tuesday at his' home, will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the United Methodist Church here. Burial will be in Eureka Cemetery In Marion County.

Mr. Miller was born in Kansas and was a Harvey resident most of bis life. He operated the Sears Roebuck and Company catalog store In Knoxville until he retired in 1975. Survivors include his wife, Beatrice; a daughter, Terrie Lenger of Epworth; a sister, Opal Blackburn of Labette, and a grandson. Memorial contributions may be made to Harvey United Methodist Church.

Friends may call today at Williams Funeral Home at Knoxville. Fire and rescue ALARMS be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Estes Son Funeral Home. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Mr.

Crowder was a lifelong resident of Des Moines and was a retired janitor at the Hotel Fort Des Moines. He was a ALTON 5en Smltti, W. BARNES CITY Etta Ireot Rtos, 7. BAXTER Charles E. Cleverly, 87.

BRIGHTON Frances Emma Roberts, 75; Merle Farrier, M. BR ITT Hallle Hetlev, IS. CASCADE John J. Sadler. SO.

CHARLES CITY Hannah Becker, 102; Donald F. CHne, 57; Lena Colwet, Boyd Gamble Haves; Arthur F.C. Niemann, U. CHAPIN Amy Bene Godfrey, 9t CLARION fttaurlce L. Morford, M.

CLEAR LAKE Mareeret Faith Moneehen, Donakt S. Eastman, COLFAX Stanley D. Miner, 71. CRYSTAL LAKE Edna Monson, 4. FARLEY Kendall J.

Keuler, 20. FERTILE Gerry Sheplee, 4. FOREST CITY Emma Kronstad, Mark Mary 74. FORT ATKINSON Rose RHHns Howard, te. FORT MADISON Patricia A.

Becker, 46; Mave A Catev, 71. GARDEN GROVE Gerald C. Smith, (7. GLADBROOK Dora Baumeler. LAMONI Minnie Yerrlneton, 92.

LAURENS Margaret Hanlsh, 96; Albert M. Al- born, 74. LELAND Edward I. it. LEON Kenneth Blgley, 62; Evelyn Hamilton, 79.

MADRID Victoria G. Brown, 13. MANLY Marie Fftzl, 101. MARSHALLTOWN Robert O. Slmont, 57; Helen Swenson, II; Lawrence T.

Taylor, II; Vere Crlnklaw; Robert V. Kolhenbeulel, 63; Ava McKlnnon, 74; Lela Dunham, 76; Arnold Klop-penburs; Archie L. Penqulle, 93; Floyd W. Trout ner, 74; Walter J. Fleming, 93.

MASON CITY Charlet W. Frank, 34; Mary W. Miltenberger, 19; Barbara Ann Pooht, 57; Grace E. Woodward, 93; WoMgeng Zlrbel, Infant. NEVADA Barbara Krebt, 57; Cloydlne Ametme, 62, Lloyd McGee, 94 NEWTON Harry De Pinning, Patricia A.

Montgomery, 51; Virgil Smith, 76. NORTHWOOD VMa Edith Torgerton, W. OSAGE Edith Rex, 94. OSKALOOSA Charles Harold Phek, Ruth A. Gillespie, 15; Harold R.

Wellmen, 66; Petrlna Vender Linden, 19; Iva Margaret Anderson, 19; Grace Shaffer, Leo Metvln Clark, 64; WMHam Bernard Murray, 61. PALMER Irene Toben, 74. POCAHONTAS Arthur G. Applegate, 12. POME ROY J.

Harry Mehr, 75; Hubert Lent, 69. PRAIRIE CITY Hugh L. WIIHams, M. ROCKWELL Gertrude Ebbers, 67; Arthur Charles PoHdorter; Reslna Ann Roller, 12. ROCKWELL CITY Harry Ramthun.

90; Edwvd Junkman, II; Lester M. Stacy, 14. SHEFFIELD Kate KirchhoH, 15. SPIRIT LAKE Frank C. Sang), 71.

SPRINGVILLE Archie MWsh, 90. STACYVILLE Frank Wagner, 11 TITONKA Chad Robert Hoover, Infant. VILLISCA Andrew E. Scott, 71. VOLGA Charles W.

Bennington, 71. WEST BEND Josephine Sheemeyer, 90; Paul J. Derner, 13. WESLEY Rudolph J. Hauptmen, 77.

ZEARING Richard Boyd, 56. Tenth and Pleasant streets, medical cel. Tenth and Pleasant streets, assist medics. -110 Tenth medical can. 110 Tenth assist medics.

5411 Robertson Drive, no fire. 2901 Second medical cel. 2901 Second assist medics. AM ii -ii PM DIVORCE -c riri 91., no nre. 1327 Sixth medical cat.

200 Fleur Drive, medical cad. 3026 Logan medical can. 3026 Logan medical cad. 2201 Beaver grass Nre. DEQUHESaCiiTA James W.

and Faye Landes. Jeanette Ruth and William Dean Burch. Lucille Jane and Shawn William Cosgriff. Sandra Jeanette and Randall Gene Miller. Kathy A.

and Michael A. Schna-thorst Debra and Calvin L. Arthur. Robert and Vickl Marie Allender. Karen Marie and Kevin Wayne Honts.

George M. and Evelyn Margaret Luther. Blllie Jo and John Michael Downing Jr. LL1A M. MITCHELL LACONA, IA.

Services for Lelia M. Mitchell, 87, of Lacona, who died of a heart ailment Tuesday at Westview Care Center at Indianola, will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the United Methodist Church here. Burial will be in Liberty Center Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter, Mar-Jorie Grant of Bainbridge Island Wins-low, a son, Don of Lacona; 12 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.

Friends may call after 10 a.m. today at Moaner Funeral Home. Leonard veteran of the Navy. crowder Survivors Include his wife, Ida. JESSE KUHNS Jesse "Pete" Kuhns, 75, of Mar-shalltown, formerly of Des Moines, died of cancer Wednesday at a Mar-shall town hospital.

Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Richardson Funeral Home in Carlisle, and burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens cemetery in Des Moines. Mr. Kuhns was born in Braddyville and was a Des Moines resident 36 years. He was a retired painter.

He was a member of Painters Local 246 and Runnells American Legion. He was a World War Navy veteran. Survivors include a daughter, Carole of Marshalltown; three sons, James H. of Kansas City, Jess of Omaha and Edward A. of Creston; a brother, Everett of Des Moines; nine grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

Memorial contributions may be made to Westwood Care Center at Marshalltown. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at the funeral home. These announcements are accurate to the best of our knowledge. However, the scheduling -of events la suMect to change.

The Plan and Zoning Commission will meet at 6:30 p.m. today in the council chambers at City Hall. The Asphalt Paving Association of Iowa will meet today and Friday at the Airport Hilton. The Post Secondary Office Education Association will meet today and Friday at Howard Johnson's North. "0 "i Si P' iJ lf I 1 "IP I i i I it jLJ ilsr Mmrmmmmimim.

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