Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • 9

1 1 Fredericks Chapel, Bettendorf Entombment will be in Daven- Quad-City Deaths TIMES-DEMOCRAT Tuesday, Nov. 21, 1972 Daenport-Bettendorf, Iowa Presents Plans For Development At' Joint Services Set Wednesday today at the funeral home. Mrs. Perner died Sunday in Moline Lutheran Hospital. Katherine Bent was a life resident of Rock Island.

She married Louis Selhost in 1909 in Rock Island. He died in 1933. She married William Perner in 1935 in Austin, Minn. He died in 1966. Mrs.

Perner is survived by a son, Chester L. Selhost. Rock Island; four grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Raisch Services Services for Mrs. Elizabeth J.

Raisch. 89, formerly of 1849 43rd Rock Island, will be 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Esterdahl Chapel. Burial will be in Chippiannock Cemetery. Vistation is from 7 to 9 p.m.

today at the mortuary. Mrs. Raisch died Sunday in Illini Hospital. Elizabeth Ruebling was born in Heilbronn, Germany. She married Charles Raisch in 1908 in Rock Island.

He died in 1925. Mrs. Raisch is survived by sisters, Mrs. John Arndt, Moline, and Miss Frances Ruebling, Silvis. and a brother, Gust Ruebling, Coal Valley.

Mrs. Prizler port Memorial Park Mausoleum. Visitation is after 2 p.m. today at the mortuary. Realtor Charles Dohrn floated a tentative proposal for a 393-acre development near the Crow Valley Golf Club at Monday's Bettendcrf City Council committee-of-the-whole meeting and left with the impression that city officials may favor the plan.

"We will need to have more meetings, but I think the reaction was generally favorable. We want to know what kind of cooperation we are likely to get before we exercise our option to buy the land," Dohrn said after making his presentation. DOHRN told the council he represents a group of investors Leo Miller Will Head Alumni Unit Leo G. Miller, direcor of public relations and development at St. Ambrose COE, Davenport, is chairman-elect of District VI.

American Alumni Council. The election took place at a council conference in St. Louis. The council is composed of alumni administrators, fund raisers and communicators from 1.563 schools in the United States and Canada. District VI includes Iowa, Missouri, South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma.

Miller attended St. Ambrose and has a bachelor of science degree in commerce from the University of Iowa. He has been executive secretary of the St. Ambrose College Alumni Assn. since 1962.

headed by R. Wayne Everett and Associates, Bettendorf. The group, which hopes to incorporate under the name Hawkeye Land has an option to purchase the 393 acres from Crow Creek Estates the company that owns the land on which the golf course is located. The land lies south and east of the 18-hole private course and straddles the Davenport-Bettendorf city boundary, with a little more than half of the property in Bettendorf. The Davenport part of the tract is zoned commercial, but a large part of the Bettendorf area would have to be rezoned to permit a development of the type envisioned by Dohrn's group.

TWO ROUGH sketches prepared by a consulting firm offered different combinations of condominiums, single- and multilamily dwellings and offices that could be built on the tract. Stressing that the investors would go through with the plan only if the concept met with a good reception, Dohrn asked the councilmen whether they "would bend over backward to help us get the variances we may need" or if they would instead throw up obstacles to the plan. Several council members said they could not react either way until aspects of the proposal are more solidified. Hacker, 76, Templeton, Iowa, were Wednesday in Templeton. She died Nov.

12 in the Carroll, Iowa, Manor Nursing Home after an extended illness. Among the survivors is a son, Maurice Bettendorf. Arne Grundstad MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa -Services for Anre J. Grundstad, 51, Marshalltown, will be 11 a.m. today in Elim Lutheran Church, Marshalltown.

The Pursel-Davis Funeral Home, Marshalltown, is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Grundstad died Sunday in a Marshalltown hospital. He was a partner in the McGladry, Hansen Dunn certified public accountants, who do business in Davenport. He is survived by his wife, Louisa; a daughter; three sons; his father, a sister and a brother.

Chris Abbas Chris Abbas, 75, Bradenton, died Monday in Manatee Hospital, Bradenton. The body is being taken to the Avey Funeral Home, Marshalltown, Iowa. Among the survivors is a son. Ray, Davenport, owner of the Quad-City Bowling Service. Mrs.

Herbert Fowler ALEDO, 111. Mrs. Herbert Fowler, 62, Aledo. died Monday in Mercer County Hospital here. Services will be 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday at the Reiser Funeral Home, Aledo. Burial will be in New Boston Cemetery. Visitation is after 7 p.m. today at the funeral home. Opal May Vance was born in Ford, and came to Illinois in 1932.

She married Mr. Fowler in 1944 in Aledo. Survivors include her husband; daughters, Mrs. Virginia Barr, Denver, and Mrs. Richard Parrish, Jacksonville, 11 grandchildren; a sister, Mrs.

Richard Hilligoss, Aledo, and brothers, Marion Vance, Corcoran, Ralph Vance, Hartford. and Harley Vance, Davenport. Joint services for Artemus McQueen, 36, of 611 Farnam and Lessie Burrage, 63, of 510 E. 11th both of Davenport, will be 3 p.m. Wednesday in Third Missionary Baptist Church, Davenport.

Burial for both men will be in Pine Hill Cemetery. JOINT visitation begins at noon today at the Knox-Larson Funeral Home, Rock Island. Mr. Burrage was the uncle of Mrs. Artemus McQueen.

Mr. Burrage died Sunday in St. Luke's Hospital. The body of Mr. McQueen was recovered last Wednesday from the Mississippi River near Eagle Fill Landing north of New Boston, 111.

Mr. McQueen and his brother Sylvane McQueen, 38, of 1208 12th Rock Island, were reported missing Nov. 13. THE TWO brothers had been on a fishing trip. Their swamped boat was found near Crosse's Landing seven miles north of New Boston.

The Mercer County sheriff's office said Sunday night that dragging operations for Sylvane McQueen have been abandoned. Artemus McQueen was em ployed at the John Deere Foundry, East Moline, since 1963. He was born in Louisville, Miss. He married Joann Burrage there in 1956. Mr.

McQueen is survived by his wife; daughters, Jolene and Anitta McQueen, both at home; sons, Bruce, Printess, Allen and Warren, all at home; his father, Marion Louisville; sisters, Mrs. Venere Banks, and Mrs. Willie Edwards, both of Detroit, and Mrs. Charmis Nunn, Louisville, and brothers, David and Delpha, both of of Rock Island Hulon, Memphis, and Marion Louisville. MR.

BURRAGE was employed at the Lusk Candy Davenport, the past seven years. He was born in Columbus, He married Julie Gordon. Mr. Burrage is survived by a son, Lessie Bay City, sisters, Mrs. Jewell Fin-ley, Detroit, and Mrs.

Paralee Roberson and Miss Emma Burrage, both of Memphis, and brothers, Willie, Louisville; Timothy, Delta. Titus, Davenport, and Eddie, East St. Louis, 111. Moline Mrs. Cleone Roland Memorials may be made to Asbury Methodist Church, Bettendorf, or the American Cancer Society.

Mrs. Prizler died Sunday in her home. Mrs. Prizler was employed by Drs. Hoenck and Collentine, Davenport physicians, as a receptionist.

She was formerly employed by Drs. Motto and Larson, also of Davenport. Rock Island Mrs. William Collins Mrs. William M.

Collins, 66, of 2952 18th Rock Island, died Monday in Franciscan Hospital. The body was taken to the Knox-Larson Funeral Home. Irene L. Person married Mr. Collins.

He is owner of the Collins Jewelry Store, Rock Islnd. Senatra Services Services for Mrs. C'armella Vargo Senatra, 71. of 2412 7th Rock Island, will be 11 a.m. Wednesday in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Rock Island.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Visitation is at the Wheelan Funeral Home, where the rosary will be recited at 8:30 p.m. today. Mrs. Senatra was pronounced dead on arrival Sunday at Franciscan Hospital.

James Shaw, Rock Island County coroner.said death was apparently due to natural causes. Carmella Lodato was born in Prizzi, Sicily. She married Joseph Vargo in 1918. He died in 1953. She married Sam Senatra in 1956 in Chicago.

He died in 1962. Mrs. Senatra is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Y.

J. (Rosemary) Campagna. Rock Island; two grandchildren: five grand-grandchildren, sisters. Mrs. Mary Bosso, Mrs.

Josephine Anderson and Mrs. Martha Campagna. all of Rock Island, and Mrs. Lena Stephens. Coal Valley, and a brother, Frank Lodato.

Rock Island. Services For Doctor Council Oks Nolcs Bid Move Trials To Wapello The trials of three Chicago men charged in the slaying of Davenport Patrolman Michael Farnsworth will be held in Louisa County District Court, Wapello, Iowa, according to a ruling filed Monday by Scott County District Court Judge M. L. Sutton. Willie Earl Lloyd Worn-ice Lloyd and Willie Ellis, all of Chicago, were charged with first degree murder, burglary with aggravation and, two counts of robbery with aggravation after they were arrested Dec.

5, 1971. A fourth man, Wesley Betts, was found guilty on all four counts and is serving a prison term. Sutton ordered the trials moved to Louisa County after the Iowa Supreme Court overruled on Oct. 18 an earlier decision by Sutton to deny a change of venue for the three men. A date for the trials has not been set.

Josliu Death Inquest Today An inquest into the death of Norman Duke, 33. Kansas Citv. Mo will be held today at 10:30 a.m. in the Rock Island County coroner's office. Duke's body was found on Illinois 92, about a miles west of Joslm, 111., July 15.

An initial inquest was held July 19 and an open verdict was returned pending further investigation. The death was previously considered a traffic fatality but James Shaw, Rock Island County coroner, said Monday Duke was possibly a victim of homicide. Duke was working for the Burlington Northern Railroad in Joslm at the time of his death. tient. Dr.

R. M. Perkins, Scott County medical examiner, said death was due to head injuries received in the three-story fall. The incident occudent oc-cured about noon Sunday. There will be no further Private services for Dr.

G. W. Lorfeld, 74, of 1105 W. Locust Davenport, will be 11 a.m. today in the Hill Fredericks Chapel, Davenport.

Cremation will follow. Dr. Lorfeld died Sunday after falling from a window at Mercy Hospital where he was a pa Hire 3 Policemen Three Quad-City policemen were hired Monday by the Quad-Cities Criminal justice Coordinating Council to assist the council's electronic data processing manager, Clifford Brown, in planning a bicounty criminal justice information computer. pi. Mel Drichel, Davenport police department, was hired on a full-time basis, and Capt.

Ray Zelnio, Moline, and Sgt. Virgil Hite, Rock Island, were hired on a part-time basis by the council. Brown said the council would pay Driehcl's full salary of $9,600 and reimburse the Moline and Rock Island police departments for Zelnio and Hite. who will spend four to five days a month assisting in the planning. The council has received an $81,000 one-year planning grant from the U.S.

Law Enforcement Assistance Administration for the bicounty computer project. Brown said he would like to hire three or four additional Quad-City police officers on a part-time basis to assist in the computer planning phase, which will continue for about six months. Brown said he hopes that at the end of that time the council will be ready to advertise for bids for the computer, which will eventually serve all law enforcement agencies in Scott and Rock Island Counties. Former Moline Pastor The Rev. Chester R.

Nelson, 48, Omaha, formerly of Moline, died Sunday in lmman-uel Medical Center, Omaha. The body is being returned to "the Esterdahl Mortuary. Memorials mav be made to Calvary Lutheran Church. Moline. Rev.

Nelson was pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha. He was born in Moline. He married Barbara Olson in 1952 in Falconer. N.Y. The Davenport City Council approved Monday the bid of Morgan Guarantee Trust Co.

Salomon New York, for purchase of $494,000 in Project Notes required for financing the city's Neighborhood Devel-opement Program (NDP). The bid of the New York firm, which included a 3.00 per cent interest rate with a premium of $34. was the low bid submitted last week. Other companies submitting bids were Bettendorf Bank Trust with an interest rate of 3.001 per cent with no premium, and Bank of America, NT" SA, Bakers Trust New York and San Francisco, with an interest rate of 3.02 and a premium of $1. A Project Note sale serves as a guarantee that a city will properly use federal urban renewal grants.

Cities participating in federal renewal programs must sell project notes, or borrow the euuivalent of their grant before it is issued. The loans are backed 100 per cent by the government. Housing Inspector Mrs. Cleone Boland, 61, of 2928 11th Ave. Moline, died of apparently natural causes Monday in her home.

The body was taken to the Esterdahl Mortuary. East Moline VI heeler Services Services for Joseph Wheeler, 89, of 1357 10th East Moline, will be 11 a.m. today in the Dailey-Sullivan Chapel. East Moline. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery.

Mr. Wheeler died Sunday in Moline Lutheran Hospital. Edward Veskauf Edward Veskauf, 74, of 2534 7th East Moline, died Monday in Moline Public Hospital after a brief illness. Services will be 9 a.m. Wednesday in St.

Anne's Catholic Church, East Moline. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemeter-y, River Grove, 111. Visitation is after 2 p.m. today at the Vanlloe Funeral Home, where the liturgy will be read at 8:30 p.m.

Mr. Veskauf worked at International Harvester, East Moline Works for 49 vears, retiring in 1952. He was born in Chicago. He married Anna Ward in 1916 in Chicago. She died in 1958.

He married Lucille Bourell in 1961 in Arvada, Colo. Mr. Veskauf is survived by his wife; a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Swinburn, Moline; sons. Donald, East Moline, and Thomas, Springfield, Ohio; 10 grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren.

Silvis Mrs. kathryn Slrvker Services for Mrs. Kathryn B. Stryker, 83, of 124 10th Silvis, will be 3:30 p.m. today in the Schroder Chapel.

Graveside services will be 1 p.m. Wednesday in Sheldon, Iowa. Mrs. Stryker died Monday of apparently natural causes in her home. Kathryn Homer was born in Tipton, Iowa.

She married Dr. Charles M. Stryker in 1921. He died in 1969. Mrs.

Stryker is survived by a sister, Mrs. Martha Hormel, with whom she resided. Elsewhere Mrs. Klhel Kehoe Services for Mrs. Ethel R.

Kehoe, 79, Chicago, formerly of Davenport, will be today in the William C. Smith Sons Funeral Home, Chicago. She died Saturday in Chicago. Mrs. Kehoe is survived by three daughters, including Mrs.

Fred (Mary Ellen) Lambert, Muscatine, Iowa; nine grandchildren; four great-grandchildren, a sister and a brother. She was preceded in death by her husband. Leo Kehoe, in 1935. Mrs. VUmlel Hac ker Services for Mrs.

Wendel G. RI Transit Budget OKd With only one member of the general public attending a public budget hearing, the Rock Island County Metropolitan Mass Transit District Monday night approved a 1973 budget of $397,950. Larry Fosbinder, chairman of the Moline Citizens Advisory Committee which earlier this year authored a mass transit study of Moline, was the only nontransit official attending the budget hearing. The 1973 operating budget is $83,835 more than last year's budget, but includes about $142,000, which was appropriated for capital expenses this year but not spent. The amount of the budget to be raised by taxation, $241,200, is $4,800 less than the 1972 budget.

Virgil Helms, finance chairman, said the large amount for capital expenditures was set aside this, year with the intention of not using it until 1973. when the district will begin purchasing equipment from National City Lines. National City Lines is the company currently subsidized by the district for running buses in the Illinois, Quad-Cities. The transit district is in the process of making application for a federal grant that will be used in addition to district capital appropirations for purchasing the National City Lines equipment. Helms said.

in 1946 in Kansas. Mr. Hayes is survived by his wife; sisters, Mrs. Susan Turner and Mrs. Grade Acrey, both of Kansas City, and Mrs.

Rosey Bell and Mrs. Esther Freeman, both of Kansas City, and brothers, The Rev. Pearl. Waterloo. Iowa; Shelton, Kansas City, Felix and Minor, both of Kansas City, and Paul, Rock Island.

FUINKKAL INFORMATION TUESDAY FLORENCE DUNHAK. 52 1003 East 33rd St. Chapel 10 A M. ELLA M. BlfAUN.

82 1533 W. Lombard Chapel 11:30 A ALVENA WUKSTKNBKIttJ. 95 Donahue, Iowa Chapel 1 in, 77 YE IKS 01 COM Ml Ml SFMIICE 5-Year Term In Shooting Enoch Roberts, 57, Springfield, was sentenced Monday in Scott County District Court to five years in the Iowa State Penitentiary, Ft. Madison, after pleading guilty to an amended charge of going armed with intent to inflict bodily injury. Roberts had been charged with assault with intent to commit murder when he was arrested July 25 after a man was wounded in a shooting in Davenport.

Appeal bond for Roberts was set at $5,000. Mrs. Linda Lindslrom Mrs. Linda Lindstrom, 81, Rock Island, died Sunday in Cottonwood, Ariz. The body is being returned to the Knox-Larson Funeral Home.

Among the survivors is a son, Leonard, Rock Island. James Madden Services for Mrs. James V. Madden, 71, of 2556 32nd Rock Island, will be 9 a.m. Wednesday in St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Rock Island. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Visitation begins at noon today at the Wheelan Funeral Home, where the Altar Rosary Society will recite the rosary at 2 p.m. and the public rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Memorials may be made to the building fund at St.

Mary's Church or to the Heart Fund. Mrs. Madden died Sunday in Franciscan Hospital, Mrs. Madden had been employed at McCabe's Department Store, Rock Island, retiring in 1960. She earlier was employed at the former Roth-child's Department Store, Rock Island, for many years.

Mary Jane Hickman was born in Monmouth, 111. She married Mr. Madden in 1930 in Rock Island. He died in 1970. Mrs.

Madden is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William (Jane) Grahlmann, Rock Island, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Kalhcrine IVrner Services for Mrs. Katherine L.

Perner. 84. of 520 37th Rock Island, will be 9 a.m. Wednesday in the Knox-Larson Chapel. Burial will be in Im-manuel Lutheran Cemetery.

Visitation begins at 2 p.m. IHt Mimui-iimj mL. MORTUARY INC Cornelius "Neil'' Hayes. 52, of 1603 Christie Davenport, died of apparently natural causes Sunday in his home. The body was taken to the Hill Fredericks Mortuary.

Davenport. Mr. Hayes was employed as a housing inspector for the City of Davenport. He was born in Kansas City, Mo. He married Clara Williams Davenport Jack Cole Jack Cole, 38, of 5104 W.

3rd Davenport, died Monday in his cell at the Scott County Jail. Death was due to an apparent heart attack, 'according to Dr. R. M. Perkins, Scott County medical examiner.

Mr. Cole had been arrested early Sunday on a charge of intoxication, according to Davepenport police. The body was taken to the Runge Mortuary. Kenneth Dahlbcrfj A memorial service for Kenneth L. Dahlberg, 63, Godfrey.

111., formerly of Davenport, will be 11:30 a.m. Wednesday in Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Davenport. The body has been cremated. The Gent Funeral Home. Alton, 111., is in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Dahlberg died Saturday in the Alton Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He was employed as a salesman for Mellowes Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. Dahlberg was born in LcBcau, I).

He married Esther Neelans. He is survived by his wile; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Kay Ungu-rean, Davenport; a son, James with the Air Force at Mil-denhall, Sussex, England, three grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Marion Bolster. Moline.

Bettendorf I'riler Services Services for Edwin E. Today's Funerals Mrs. Carl Braun, 11:30 a.m., Runge. Mrs. Gerald Dunbar, 10 a.m., Este A.

Dunlap, 10 a.m., Knox-Larson. Mrs. Issiah Fallon, 2:30 p.m., Gaines Chapel, East Moline. Mrs. Raymond Huth, 3 p.m., Esterdahl.

Horace H. Jackson, 1 p.m., 2nd Baptist Church, Rock Island. Dr. G. W.

Lorfeld, private services 11 a.m, Hill Fredericks, Davenport. Mrs. George Neill, 1 p.m., Hill Fredericks, Bettendorf. The Rev. HiWing G.

Peterson, 1 p.m., Four Square Revival Tabernacle, East Moline. George A. Ries, 9:30 a.m., Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Bettendorf. Mrs. Louis Schave, 2:30 p.m., Zion Lutheran Church, Taylor Ridge.

Mrs. Lee Scott, 1 p.m., Larson, Milan. Mrs. Kathryn Stryker, 3:30 p.m., Schroder. Joseph Wheeler, 11 a.m., Dailey-Sullivan-, East Moline.

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