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Metropolitan deaths) Northeast Iowa deaths reported Woterloo Courier Mon July 8, 1974 5 Six obscenity counts dropped in'Throat' case Decorah Fire victim's services slated MRS. MARGARET KLAPPERICH STACYVILLE-Scrvices for Mrs. Margaret Klapperich, 73, who died unexpectedly at her home Sunday, will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Visitation Catholic Church in Stacy-ville; burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery at Meyer; rosary at 8 p.m. Monday at Hatten Sons Funeral Home at Stacy-ville; survived by two sons, Gerald of Stacyville and Oswald of Fort Dodge; four daughters, Mrs.

Ambrose Krebsbach and Mrs. Norbcrt Mullenbach, both of Adams, Mrs. Ray Klapperich and Mrs. Darrold Osmundson, both of Austin, a brother, Joe C. Heman of Meyer; four sisters, Mrs.

Mary Adams and Mrs. Pauline Adams, both of Meyer, Mrs. Regina Wolf and Mrs. Charles Laessig of Pre-scott, Wis. RALPH C.MOORE LA PORTE CITY-Services for Ralph C.

Moore, 75, who died Sunday night at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo, are pending at Johannsen-Rossow Funeral Home in La Porte City. Tired of looking? Read the Courier classified ads. she had lived for the past 20 years, will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Luke's Church at St.

Lucas; rosary at 8 p.m. Monday at Chekal Funeral Home at Fort Atkinson; survived by two sons, Clement of Cedar Rapids and Irvin of Fort Atkinson; three daughters, Mrs. Daniel (Florence) Poirier of Mundelein, Rose Blong of Cedar Rapids, and Mrs. Joseph (Viola) Schmelzer of Decorah; a sister, Mrs. Josephine Schroeder of Ossian, MRS.

ED WEIPERT OSAGE-Services for Mrs. Ed Weipert, 58, who died at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital at Osage, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Osage; burial in the church cemetery; rosary at 8:30 p.m. Monday at Champion Funeral Home; survived by her husband; six sons, Arthur of Orchard, Raymond of Creston, David of Osage, Sgt. James Weipert of Leavenworth, Kenneth of Hot Springs, and Richard of New Haven; four daughters, Mrs.

Stanley Sax-ton of Omaha, Mrs. Eugene Cloos of Des Moines, Mrs. Jerald Willis of Ionia, and Patty, at home; Funeral services for Raymond K. Iiams, 52, of 1300 Bench who died Sunday morning in a fire in his Waterloo motel room will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Kearns-Dykeman Chapel.

Firemen said Iiams apparently died of smoke inhalation after fire broke out in his fourth floor room at the Quality Inn Motel, W. Fifth and Jefferson streets. Firemen theorized that Iiams had fallen asleep while smoking in bed, was roused by the smell of smoke and tried to crawl from the room but couldn't find the door. THE VICTIM was found lying under a table. Firemen attempted to revive him but he was pronounced dead "on arrival at Schoitz Memorial Hospital.

The fire alarm was turned in at 10:33 a.m. by a caller JOHN DOERR DECORAH Services for John Doerr, 80, who died Sunday at a Decorah hospital, will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Elks Club in Decorah; burial in the Phelps Cemetery; survivors include his wife, Gina Espeseth Doerr; two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd Winger of Decorah and Mrs. Virgil Rosendahl of Mount Vernon; friends may call at the Olson-Fjelstul Funeral Home.

MRS. NORRIS LARSON DECORAH-Services for Mrs. Norris Larson, 74, who died Friday in Rochester, will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Highland Lutheran Church; burial in church cemetery; survivors include her Norris; a daughter, Helen Larson of Wausau a brotherLeonard Takle of Sioux Falls, S.D.; Steine Funeral Home in charge. DR.

ROBERT C. MOSSMAN DYSART-Services for Dr. Robert C. Mossman, 56, an area veterinarian, who died Monday morning of a heart condition at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo are tentatively set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Trinity United Methodist Church in Dysart; burial in the Dysart Cemetery; survivors include his wife, Violet; a son, James of Cedar Falls; his father, Dennis of Waterloo; a sister, Mrs.

Harold Henderson of Reinbeck; a brother, Dr. Donald F. Mossman of Lone Tree; Overton Funeral Home in charge. MRS. DORA YOUNG A Waterloo judge Monday dismissed six obscenity charges filed nearly 16 months ago after police raided a showing of the controversial triple-X movie "Deep Throat." District Associate Judge.

Edward F. Kolker said he dismissed the charges against the former managers of the Midway Cinema Theater, 4016 University on an oral request from the Black Hawk County Attorney's office. In asking for the dismissal, the county attorney's office cited recent state Supreme Court rulings contending that applicable Iowa obscenity laws were unconstitutionally vague. Judge Kolker in his ruling also ordered Waterloo police to release the two-reel film to the American Amusement Co. of Dubuque.

JUDGE KOLKER'S ruling Monday ends extensive court manuevering that followed the raid in March 1973 in which the then managers Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Garcia were arrested and the sexually explicit, 61-minute movie was seized, The Garcias were subsequently booked on charges of providing immoral plays, exhibitions and entertainment, providing articles for immoral use and advertising obscene movies. The case in its early stages involved numerous court bat tles but had lain dormant since October when defense attorney Patrick Life of Os-kaloosa asked for a continuance until a decision on another suit involving "Deep Throat" could be reached. That suit, filed by County Attorney David Dutton asked that another Waterloo theatre that was showing the movie be closed on the grounds the movie violated Iowa laws concerning lewd conduct. DISTRICT JUDGE Peter Van Metre however dis-smissed that case against the Mini Cinema 16 located at 624 Commercial contending that the section of the law dealing with lewdness did not apply to motion pictures.

The State Supreme Court later ruled that most Iowa obscenity laws were unconstitutionally vague and un-enforcable. In addition, the U.S. Supreme Court had last year handed down a ruling saying local community standards rather than national standards should be used in determining whether materials are obscene. The ruling, in effect, put the burden on local communities to establish their own obscenity ordinances. The Waterloo city attorney's office has been working on a city obscenity ordinance for several months but a draft has not yet been completed.

man dies in crash WAUKON (CNS)-David H. Wikan, 18, of rural Decorah, died of injuries received in an accident in a milk truck Saturday afternoon one and a half miles southeast of Waukon. David, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wikan was pronounced dead on arrival at Veteran's Memorial Hospital in Waukon.

Charles Berg, 23, of rural Postville was driving a milk truck north on Highway 76 about 6:30 p.m. Saturday when he lost control on a curve. He was taken to Veteran's Hospital in Waukon where he was treated and released. The truck hurled across the highway into an adjacent ditch and overturned twice. Wikan, a passenger in the truck, suffered massjve injuries when the truck rolled over on him.

Berg was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, failure to have control of his vehicle and operating the truck without a chauffeur's license. The milk truck, owned by Ludlow Creamery of Waukon, was a total loss. It was valued at $6,000. The accident was investigated by the Allamakee County Sheriffs office and the Iowa Highway Patrol. Funeral services for Mr.

Wikan's maternal grandmother, Mrs. Alvina Klotzbach were held Monday. Funeral services for Mr. Wikan will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Decorah Lutheran Church.

Burial will be in the Lutheran Cemetery. His survivors include his parents, and Mrs. John Wikan of Decorah; three brothers, Ronald of Monona, William of Philadelphia, and Edwin of Waukon; three sisters, Charlene of Waukon, Mrs. Dale Jones of Monona, and Mrs. Dennis Ruffridge of Decorah.

The Steine Funeral Home in Decorah is in charge of arrangements. Resurfacing is slated on West Fourth Resurfacing work will begin. Tuesday on a two-mile stretch of West Fourth Street and is expected to affect traffic flow through Friday. According to a statement issued by the city engineer's department, temporary detours will be in effect as posted and parking will be prohibited at times during the project. The resurfacing project will affect the stretch of W.

Fourth Street between Washington Street and Ansborough Avenue. Motorists encouraged to use alternate routes. Dust blamed for Mitchell crash; 3 hurt OSAGE (CNS)-Dusty road conditions caused a headon collision in which three persons were injured near Osage Friday night. According to authorities Rickie Fenton, 24, of Orchard was following a- car being driven by his wife on a gravel road seven miles east and a quarter of a mile south of Osage about 5:30 p.m. A car driven by Emil Nemeth, 63, of St.

Ansgar was approaching from the opposite direction. Due to dusty conditions he pulled off to the side of the road. After the first car had passed, Nemeth pulled onto the road and collided with the car driven by Fenton. Fenton was listed in satisfactory condition at the Osage hospital with chest injuries and for the removal of a door handle which was lodged in his thigh. Nemath was held for observation and was listed in satisfactory condition.

Mark Dunley, 15, a passenger in the Nemath car was treated for shoulder injuries and received X-rays and was later released. Sheriff Richard E. Jahnel said both vehicles were a total loss and no charges would be filed. Airman grad NEW HAMPTON (CNS)-Airman William F. Glaser, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Glaser of New Hampton, has graduated at Sheppard AFB, from the U.S. Air Force communications specialist course. He has been assigned to Offutt AFB, for duty. Supervisors ok computer unit who reported that smoke was coming from the motel's ventilating system.

When firemen arrived, how-ever, they found dense smoke in a fourth floor hallway and traced its origin to Iiam's room. The mattress and box spring were destroyed In the blaze but there was only slight damage to the motel, fire officials said. MR. IIAMS was born May 27, 1922, in Madison County the son of Henry and Alice Muck Iiams. He was married to Eva Rose Fielker Sept.

24, 1945, in Troy, and they were later divorced. Mr. Iiams was employed at Rath Packing Co. for 22 years, retiring in 1972 because of a disability. Survivors include his parents of Cedar Rapids; a son, David of Racine, three daughters, Mrs.

Jerry Jordan of 1616 Schreiber Cedar Falls, Mrs. Craig Martins, 1300 Bertch and Marcie Iiams of 1907 Randolph two brothers, Vernon of 1307 Bertch and Russell of Cedar Rapids; three sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Crenshaw of Lorimor, Mrs. Mary Kalianoff of Des Moines, and Mrs. Doris Wad-dell of Stuart.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Monday. JOSEPH R. NELSON CEDAR FALLS-Services are pending at Dahl-Vanllove-Schoof Funeral Home for Joseph R. Nelson, 72, of Lawn City Nursing Home.

He died at 7:20 p.m. Sunday at the nursing home. HARVEY W. HARTWELL Funeral services for Harvey W. (Harry) Hartwell, 63, of 1018 Wellington who died at his home Monday morning of a heart attack, are pending at Locke Funeral Home.

He was born on March 2, 1911, in Minneapolis, the son of Orville and Grace Hartwell. He was married to Feme White on July 14, 1937, in Washington, D.C. He was employed as a supervisor at John Deere Waterloo Tractor Works. He is survived by his wife at home and a brother, Orville Hartwell, of Minneapolis, Minn. Friends may call after 2 p.m.

Tuesday at the funeral home. MRS. ROSS HABENICHT Services are pending at Parrot and Wood Funeral Home for Anna Habenicht, 76, of 1704 Burton Ave. She died at 9 a.m. Monday at Windsor Care Center, Cedar Falls.

Freinds may call at at the funeral home after noon on Tuesday. EVERELL P. OLSON CEDAR FALLS-Services for Everell P. Olson, 47, of 2308 Center will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Chapel of Memories West in Waterloo with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.

He died at 7 a.m. Saturday at Schoitz Memorial Hospital. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m. Monday and until service time. Sheriff receives warrant in murder-for-hire plot $1,385.22 owed for taxes in 1970 and 1971.

The settlement was determined in bankruptcy proceedings. THE BOARD approved a payment of $246.75 to Dike Turkey Ranch for 141 turkeys killed by dogs and a payment of $55 to Leroy Rousselow for 50 pullets killed by dogs. In other business, the board approved salary increases for five public health nurses, but turned down increases for six other employes in the county department of health. on a recent business trip to Iowa. Deputies seized an attache case which Acting Sheriff Wendell Christensen says he's holding for Las Vegas authorities.

Bonneson and Kittrell reportedly left Hudson last Tuesday for New London, where Bonneson has business interests, authorities said. No charges have been filed against Bonneson. IOWA FALLS Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Young, 68, Iowa Falls, who died Monday morning at Ellsworth Hospital in Iowa Falls, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Bethany Lutheran Church with burial in Union Cemetery; she had been a school teacher in the Northeast Iowa area for several years; she is survived by one son, Robert, of Cedar Rapids.

Surls-Grupe Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. LEON B. MARSH MARBLE ROCK-Services for Leon B. Marsh, 64, who died Saturday at the Methodist Hospital in Rochester, will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at the United Methodist Church in Marble Rock; Masonic services at 8 p.m.

Mon The Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors Monday approved an agreement submitted by Manpower Planning director Gordon Mallett for computer services to be provided by the county data-processing unit. Cost of the computer service is to be $2,200 per year and will come out of the Manpower grant of $608,000. Mallett said the computers will be used for the allowance payments for Manpower trainees. MALLETT ALSO told the supervisors that the number of applicants for the position of Manpower director has been narrowed to six. Originally 38 persons applied for the job.

Mallett is due to quit his position in late August to go to school in Michigan. The supervisors approved a compromise tax payment for Chappies Sport Center, which had formerly done business as Quarterback Sports and Leisure, in the College Square Shopping Center in Cedar Falls. The supervisors accepted $789.78 as a compromise for JOSEPH O. EILER CEDAR FALLS-Services for Joseph O. Eiler, 75, of 807 First will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at Dahl-VanHove-Schoof Funeral Home, with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Mr. Eiler died at 5:15 p.m. Sunday at Schoitz Memorial Hospital, Waterloo, of cancer. Mr.

Eiler was born Aug. 20, 1898, at Sioux Rapids, the son Black Hawk County Sheriffs authorities said Monday they have received a warrant for a Nevada man wanted in connection with a murder-for-hire plot against the wife of a former Cedar Falls resident, Gail G. Bon-neson, 49. Larry Kittrell, purchasing agent for a Bonneson-owned gaming equipment firm in Nevada, is being sought on a Nevada warrant charging conspiracy to commit capital murder. Kittrell allegedly paid a "hit man" $5,200 to murder Bonneson's estranged wife, Camie, 29, who is living in Las Vegas, according to Las Vegas officers.

BLACK HAWK authorities this weekend i on a search warrant conducted an investigatory search of a Hudson home where Bonneson and Kittrell reportedly stayed HOWEVER, THE other changes submitted by Ernest Haupt, county health director, were for employes on the county payroll. "We may be adding to salary discrepencies throughout the county system if we approve these increases at this time," said Supervisor Willoughby. New salary levels are: Marilyn Kinne, $852; Lillian Fee, $894; Marilyn Butler, $814; Verta Derfield, $778; Sue Korsberg, $778. Graduates CHARLES CITY (CNS)-Second Lt. Randall W.

Ames, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ames of Charles has graduated from the T-37 pilot instructor course at Randolph AFB, Tex. He is returning to Williams AFB, where he is stationed. The South American anaconda, or great water boa, averages 16 feet in length, and bears about 75 live young at a time.

The anaconda does not attack man. MACE RADEMAKER CLARKSVILLE Services for Mace Rademaker, 73, who died Monday morning at St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital at Waverly, are pending at Schwartz Funeral Home. Survivors include three sons, David, Dennis, and Danny, all of Clarksville; a daughter, Mrs. Lyle (Dianna) Waterman of Erie, four sisters, Mrs.

Anna Escherhausen, Mrs. Emma Escherhausen, Mrs. Pete Janssen and Mrs. Fannie Garbers, all of Clarksville; and two brothers, Frank and Henry, both of Clarksville. Hawkeye board reappoints two day at the Reid's Funeral Chapel in Marble Rock; burial in Hillside Cemetery; survivors include his wife, Maxine; a daughter, Mrs.

Robert Nandell of Milwaukee, a sister, Mrs. Francis Knapp of Greene; a half-brother, Richard Marsh of Estes Park, Colo. LEONARD D. CORKERY ROWLEY-Services for Leonard D. Corkery, 82, who died Sunday at St.

Francis Hospital in Waterloo, will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. John's Catholic Church in Independence; rosary at 8 p.m. Monday 3, and 7:30 p.m. and Catholic wake service at 8 p.m.

Tuesday at the White Funeral Home Chapel in Independence; burial in the church cemetery; survivors include a daughter, Leone Corkery of Waterloo; two sons, Dwight and Leland, both of Rowley. MRS. ELIZABETH BLONG ST. LUCAS-Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Blong, 82, who died Saturday at Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids where yu wmi peek (fa to bm it MRS.

ALVINA KLOTZBACH DECORAH-Services for Mrs. Alvina Klotzbach, 85, who died Saturday at a nursing home in Decorah, were 2 p.m. Monday at the Decorah Lutheran Church; burial in the Lutheran Cemetery; survivors include four sons, LeRoy, Carleton and Richard, all of Decorah, and Gerald of Monona; four daughters, Mrs. Ralph Roney, Mrs. Elmer Peterson, and Mrs.

John Wikan, all of Decorah, and Mrs. Arnold Myrah of Fort Collins, Steine Funeral Home in charge. Geoffrey Grimes, representing Stenson and Warm, architects, said problems with a northeast wall of the building will have to be reevaluated with architects and contractors before the board's next meeting. The wall is reportedly out of plumb. In addition, the brick facing of the building has been found to be porous, allowing water to leak into the upper floors of the structure.

Architects and contractors will present their recommendations to the committee before the board's next meeting, at 7:30 p.m. July 23 in the board room of the Administration Building. HIT'S RECENTLY completed high school buildings and trades house at 2715 Alameda Cedar Falls, will be advertised for sale. Board secretary Allan said before the house can be sold a problem must be resolved with a neighbor whose dirt retaining wall reportedly touches on the HIT property. Hawkeye Institute of Technology's board of directors reappointed board secretary John Allan and treasurer Robert Mexdorf at its annual meeting Monday morning.

Also approved were the institute's official depositories, National Bank of Waterloo, Peoples Bank and Trust Waterloo Savings Bank, and Midway Bank and Trust of Cedar Falls. The board will also retain its former maximum balance figure of $2 million per bank. A hearing on the 1974-75 general and plant fund budget will be at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 12 in the board room of the Administration Building on HIT'S campus.

The approved budget must be filed with the Black Hawk County Auditor by Aug. 15. AFTER ADJORNMENT of the board, the Buildings and Sites Committee heard a progress report on HIT'S new Technical Arts Building. Some HIT departments began moving into the building last month. 'BUY WITH COM IDEXCL VINYL and ALCOA SIDING and of John Phillip and Sophia Wisner Eiler.

He married Helen Judd, June 6, 1927, at Ottawa, Kan. Mr. Eiler worked for the City of Cedar Falls as a superintendent of cemeteries for 40 years. He is survived by his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Rose Marie Minnish, of Albuquerque, N.

two brothers; Bumess W. of Quincy, 111., and W. Earl of 609 Olive St. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Monday until service time.

BEVERLY E. FAGERLIND Services for Mrs. Beverly E. Fagerlind, 49, 2218 Castle will by at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Grace Lutheran Church with burial in Waterloo Cemetery.

Mrs. Fagerlind died Saturday morning at. Schoitz Memorial Hospital of a heart dttdck She was born Jan. 19, 1925, at Waverly, the daughter of Bernhardt and Esther Volker. She married Merle Fagerlind Jan.

25, 1945, at Cedar Falls. She is survived by two sons; Charles, of Omaha Kevin, at home, one daughter; Mrs. Craig Swenson, of 5307 Waverly Cedar Falls, one brother; Frederick Volker, of Oran, and two sisters; Mrs. P.L. Dengier, of 3129 Loma Cedar Falls, and Mrs.

Clete Tiller, 1611 Schreiber Cedar Falls. Friends may call until 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at Locke Funeral Home and at the church until service time. MICHAEL BUCHAN Services are pending at the Ferree-Oltman Funeral Home in Grundy Center for Michael Buchan, of 1011 Bluff St. He died at his home Sunday of an apparent heart attack.

WARREN W. WRIGHT Warren W. Wright, 88, of Friendship Village, died at its infirmary at 3 p.m. Saturday. Services were to be at 2 p.m.

Monday at Parker Funeral Home in Jesup with burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery in Jesup. He was born April 2, 1886, in Champaign County, 111., to Emily and Wilbur Wright, who was a first cousin of Orville and Wilbur Wright, the early aviation pioneers. He married Lena Sewell in Waverly Nov. 25, 1908. Survivors include his wife of Friendship Village; two daughters.

Mrs. Burt Letchford of 202 Mulberry and Mrs. W. Clair Smith of Rt. 2.

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