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4A St Cloud Times Databank Wednesday, Dec 10, 1997 Deaths Services Herman Bloedorn LITTLE FALLS SEPT.4,1907-DEC.8,1997 St Cloud. She was preceded in death by brother, RusselL and sister, Helea Martha Felling BELGRADE SEPT.3, Services will be 11 a.m. Friday at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Elrosa, for Martha M. Felling, 84, who died Monday at St.

Michael's Hospital, Sauk Centre. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call after 3:30 p.m. Thursday and from 8 to 10 a.m. Friday at Pat-ton-Schad Funeral Home, Sauk Centre.

Christian Mothers will pray at 4:30 p.m.Thursday at the funeral home, followed by parish prayers at 8. Martha Felling was born in Elrosa to Herman Bloedom, 90, of Little Falls, 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Shelley Funeral Chapel, Little Falls. Josephine Bongaarts, 89, of Buffalo, 10:30 a.m. Thursday, St.

Anne's Catholic Church, Kimball 1 Erma Coughtry, 98, of St. Cloud, 2 p.m. Thursday, Benson Funeral Home Chapel, St Cloud. Robert Doty, 86, of Big Lake, 2 p.m. Sunday, St.

Peter's Lutheran Church, Monticello. Martha Felling, 84, of Belgrade, 11 a.m. Friday, Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Elrosa. Yvonne Getzkow, 75, of Eden Valley, 2 p.m.

today, Dingmann Funeral Home, Eden Valley. Phillip Harrington, 69, of Milo Township, private memorial services date not set, Peterson-Johnson Funeral Home, Milaca. Isidore Hinnenkamp, 79, of Sauk Centre, service time not set, Patton-Schad Funeral Home, Sauk Centre. Sister Mary Placida Hurst, 87, of St. Cloud, 3:30 p.m.

Friday, St. Benedict's Monastery Chapel, St. Joseph. Helen Lembeck, 71, of St. Cloud, 12:30 p.m.

Thursday, St. Augustine Catholic Church, St. Cloud. Braden Meinert, infant, of Sartell, 1 p.m. Thursday, St.

Lawrence Catholic Church, Duelm. Bonnie Przybilla, 34, of Buck-man, 11 a.m. Thursday, St Michael's Catholic Church, Buckman. Herman Sheper, 85, of Little Falls, time of service not set, Brenny Funeral Home, Royalton. Eleanor Tegantvoort, 56, of Princeton, service time not set, Williams-Hanson-Kaun Funeral Home, Princeton.

Marjorie Terhaar, 79, Minneton-ka, 11 a.m. Thursday, Catholic Church of St. Mary of The Lake, Ply mouth. Ralph Wiener, 82, of St. Cloud, 12:30 p.m.

today, St. Augustine Catholic Church, St Cloud. Elsie Wilson, 85, of Zimmerman, 11 a.m. Friday, Williams-Hanson-Kaun Funeral Home, Princeton. Janet Zimmerman, 31, of Little Falls, service time not set, Shelley Funeral ChapeL Little Falls.

Roman Zwak, 87, of Albany, 11 a.m. Friday, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, Opole. Correction Two prayer services were omitted in the obituary in Tuesday's Times for Roman Zwak, 87, formerly of Opole, who died Sunday at Mother of Mercy Nursing Home in Albany. Parish prayers will be 8 p.m. Thursday at Our Lady of Mt.

Carmel Catholic Church, Opole, followed by Opole Catholic War Veterans and Auxiliary at 8:30. Joseph Hetman was bora in Brockway Township, Stearns County, to Ignatius and Mary (Ehninger) Hetman. He was a veteran of World War EL Survivors include his wife Shirley; son and daughter, Robert of Mareno Valley, and Lisa of San Francisco, stepson, Michael Goetsch of Menomonie, four sisters; four brothers; and two grandchildren. Memorials are preferred to American Heart Association or donort choice. Sister Mary Placida Hurst ST.

CLOUD JAN.28,1910-DEC.8,1997 Services will be 3:30 p.m. Friday at St. Benedict's Monastery Chapel, St. Joseph, for Sister Mary Placida Hurst, 87, who died Monday at St Scholastica Convent in St Cloud. Burial will be in the monastery cemetery.

There will be visitation at St. Scholastica Convent on Friday beginning at 10:30 a.m. There will also be visitation at St. Benedict's beginning with a vigil wake service at 1 p.m. Friends may call at St.

Scholastica for the wake service at 10:30 p.m. and after it until noon. They may also call at St. Benedict's for the prayer service at 1 p.m., and after it until the time of services. Sister Mary Placida Hurst was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., to Edward and Anne (Vornlocker) Hurst.

She entered St. Mary's Priory, Victoria, British Columbia, in 1947, and professed her first vows on Jan. 6, 1949, and final vows on July 2, 1953. She transferred to St. Benedict's Monastery in 1963.

She worked at various jobs at schools or convents in White Earth, Elrosa, Urbank, Buckman, Long Prairie, as well as St. Benedict's. She retired to St Scholastica Convent in 1992. She was preceded in death by two i MEDICARE SUPPLEMENTS, ALSO LONG-TERM CARE POLICIES, FINAL EXPENSE POLICIES AND A GREAT GIFT FOR GRANDCHILDREN LIFE POLICIES! SEVERAL COMPANIES FOR MEDICAL SUPPLEMENTS. "-Services will be 1:30 p.m.

Saturday at helley Funeral Chapel for Herman C. IBIoedorn, 90, who died Monday at his Friends may call one hour before services Saturday at the funeral chapel in ilittle Falls. Herman Bloedom was bora in Green Prairie Township, Morrison County, to Rbbert and Martha (Michaelis) Bloe-itarn. He grew up in Green Prairie Town-Jrtpp. He attended St.

Cloud Business 'School and Dunwoody Institute in He married Florence LeMay '5m July 14, 1931, in Little Falls. The couple lived in Breckenridge for three months, where he worked for Lampert Lumber. The couple moved back to Little Falls, where he worked for Standard Oil for 28 years and Sinclair Oil for 13 years, delivering gas in the rural area. He retired at age 65. Survivors include his wife; daughter, Arlene Furnstahl of Little Falls; seven grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by son, Robert; brothers, Bill and Ronald; and sisters, Mame Nauertz and Lena. Erma Cgughtry ST. CLOUD OCT. 9, 1899, DEC. 9, 1997 Services will be 2 p.m.

Thursday at Benson Funeral Home Chapel for Erma L. Coughtry, 98, 1717 Michigan Ave. SE, who died Tuesday at Talahi Care Center. Burial will be in Benton County Cemetery, Sauk Rapids. Friends may call two hours before services Thursday at the funeral home in St.

Cloud. Erma Coughtry was born in Allen, to Nathan and Ada (Lindts) Coughtry. She was a member of First United Methodist Church. Survivors include brother, Floyd of The purpose of our obituary page is to inform the public of a person's death, and when and where services ill be. with biographical and Mamily information will be run for cur-Jejit and former residents of any area 'I-where the St.

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Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Elrosa. She lived in Elrosa for many years and had lived in Belgrade for the past two years. She was a member of Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church and Christian Mothers. Survivors include son and daughter, James of Sauk Centre, and Kathleen Jackson of Duncanville, Texas; brothers and sister, Walter "Buddy" of Green-wald, Sylvester of Belgrade and Bertha Duke of Hesperia, five grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband, July 22, 1983; infant son, Clarence and brothers, Ray, Lindy, Eddie, Mike, Pete, Frank and Joe. Joseph Hetman LONG LAKE DEC.18,1911-DEC.6,1997 Services were 11 a.m. today at St. George Catholic Church, Long Lake, for Joseph Hetman, 86, formerly of the St. Cloud-Sartell area, who died Saturday at North Memorial Hospital, Rob-binsdale.

Arrangements were made by Ret-tinger Funeral Home, Long Lake. About Obituaries Photos submitted with full obituaries will be returned only if they have addresses on the back. Obituaries will run only once. They are published free, and the Times reserves the right to edit all submitted information. If you wish to run an obituary andor The picture, which shows Aaron as a toddler and as he might look now at age 10, is featured this week on ADVO Inc.

and affiliated direct mail cards distributed to households nationwide. Nearly 930,000 are distributed in Minnesota alone. Aaron was last seen April 7, 1989, playing in his yard, which bordered the Snake River. "We don't know whether he fell into the river or if he was abducted, but we tried to pull over Gerald Lehn, 30, for a routine traffic stop near Rogers west of the Twin Cities. After his car crashed, Lehn fled on foot in Wright County and scuffled with Johnson, who fired in self defense, police said.

Lehn, of St. Michael, died later. IPhoto of missing boy adorns cards qet or paying too much for your 6, St. Cloud, MN. J12109704OT4 I MGirfiit Fuitcraf Director Questions Answered Freely Coring for (d Ruths Pre-Noed Counseling Funeral Arrangements Cremation Options, Crematory on Site Entombment Burial Service Burial Site Assistance Out of Town Arrangements Monuments Markers Bereavement Follow-up Core Children's Playroom 252-7004 i 12701601 Grand AvsL Anderson of Pine disappeared from ihis yard nine years ago PINE CITY (AP) Aaron Anderson -was almost 2 when he disappeared from his home.

Nearly nine years later, an picture of him is being released nationwide to help find him. Daily Log Bums St CLOUD HOSRTAL Bartowsheski, Gerald and Annette, St Cloud, grl, Sunday, Berry, Christopher and Tahsha, St. Cloud, boy, Sunday; Clayton, Cory and Christi, Sartel, girl, Sunday; Durkee, Chris, and Shannon Bodeker, Sauk Rapids, girt, Monday, Gray, Paul and Kathryn, Clear Lake, boy, Monday; Grittner, John and Debra, Royalton, boy, Monday; Hall, Tim, and Jennifer Veeser, Bowlus, boy, Sunday; Killmer, Nathan, and Amber Roering, boy, Sunday; King, Tracy and Bethany, St. Cloud, boy, Sunday; Noehring, Michael and Susan, St. Cloud, boy, Monday; Roach, Greg and Alicia, St.

Cloud, girl, Monday; Schyrna, Robert and Jdene, Rice, boy, Monday; Skluzacek, David and Wendy, Cold Spring, boy, Monday; Thiesse, Darren and Tern, Melrose, girl, Monday; Welsh, Tod and Mefssa, St Cloud, boy, Sunday. Correction: Ausderhar, Steven and Margaret, Waite Park, boy, Dec. 4. Fuss SI CLOUD RREDEPARTMENfr ajn. Wednesday, 5001 Eighth a false alarm.

10:12 p.m. Tuesday, 6522 Laurel Road, carbon monoxide cal. Crmes ST.CLOUD FOUCE DLARTMBsTT Theft Karen Miller reported at 10:47 p.m, Monday the theft of a OTicorder belonging to Todd Dombrowski of St. Ooud fan her residence at 1138-33rd Ave. N.

Loss; $1,100. Theft Edward Hal reported at 5:51 p.m. Monday the theft of a suitcase, clothing, garment bag and winter boots from his residence at 723 1 0th St. SE The items were sitting on his front steps, Loss; $2,550. Theft James Freeman reported at 1Q07 am.

Monday the theft of golf dubs and golf accessories from his ga at 2614 AtwocdLtVe. Loss: $2,120. Theft Richard Hebain, of Sartel, reported at 8:53 am. Monday the theft from a residential ccristructjon site at 2601 13thAve.SEofa1lr-nace and a number of shingles. Loss: $875.

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