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Omaha World-Herald from Omaha, Nebraska • 26

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By the Nattonal Weather Service The Weather Deaths and unerals TRAVEL OUTLOOK MIDLANDS EXTENDED ORECASTS HL 6744 Tuesday 70 na 7047 40 WORLD 3 In Momorlam 2 pm noon 9 pm uneral Tuesday The Record ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS UTILITY BILLS AND UPKEEP GETTING YOU DOWN? 8 pm 3 pm 5 pm 59 31 6237 6134 5837 70 45 6743 age 86 years 1 son Raymond I A and 5 grand 66 33 6732 6944 75 49 7647 76 46 7346 7043 69 37 60 37 6126 4430 4930 6437 57 53 5127 6437 48 57 54 partly cloudy thunderstorm 8 pm 3 pm noon noon 2 pm mdnt Hans age 77 years of Co Bluffs died 102382 Attorney at law with The arm Credit SERVICES Tuesday 1 PM at Meyer cioudy haze windy siaet Anna Jack (Henry) Hans Maggie Alice Mabie aye Myron Stanley 6941 6739 6443 Anna age 08 years of Leshara Nebr Survived by daughter in law Kathryn Morris 3 grandchil dren 2 great grandchildren UNERAL Services Wednesday 2 PM at the Valley Chapel interment Pleas ant View Cemetery SWANSON UNERAL HOME Valley Nebr Visit us and let our friendly staff tell you all about it Housing applications accepted weekdays from 10 am to 3 pm Put worries over utilities and upkeep behind vou then COME LIVE WITH US IT MAY BE THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE! aye age 90 yrs of Greeley NE Widow of the late Rod Smith Survived by 3 daughters Mrs Paul (Katherine) Mackin Mrs Micheal (Janet) McQuillan both Greeley Mrs William (Bobbe) Gordon of St Paul NE 1 sister Mrs rank (redleline) Hartzell of San Diego CA 17 grand children 37 great grandchildren SERVICES Tuesday 11AM at Sacred Heart Church In Greeley Interment at the City Cemetery Shelton NE Memorials to the Greeley Care Home or the Greeley Emergency Unit INN 8 SONS UNERAL HOME Greeley NE Police Celle BURGLARIES Capitol Bar 8 Grill 1514 Capitol Ave television end stereo value $449 reported Saturday Joseph Toechik 2002 Oek St stereo tepe deck and suit value $375 reported Saturday GOWENS Charles age 48 years Residence 4748 So 83rd St survived by wife Diane and sister Mrs Ann Richards Chappell Ne parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Gowens of Scottsbluff Ne 2 nephews Steve Richards of Harrison Ark and Greg Richards of Rapid City SD niece Beth Richards Lincoln Ne Mr Gowens was a former West Side teach er and debate coach MEMORIAL Services Tuesday 10 AM at Underwood Hills Presbyterian Church Memorials to Underwood Hills Presbyterian Church JOHN A GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd 8 WESTERN AVE 391 1654 THE OMAHA HOUSING AUTHORITY has an alterna tive lifestyle for you worry free living in one of its eleven (soon to be twelve) senior apartment towers Thomas age 68 yrs Survived by wife Lillian son James of Littleton Colo 3 daugh ters Susan McCarthy of Winona Minn Nancy Wyatt of Riceville la Marilyn Kav of KI Sawyer AB Mich 13 grandchildren 1 great grandson 3 sisters UNERAL Services 11 AM Tues at Roeder Mortuary Interment orest Lawn Memorials to The Visiting Nurse Association Hospice und ROEDER MORTUARY 50th 8 Arnes Ave 453 5600 4 4 Inah Patrick (Pat) Emma A KW I Norma Richard Robert Herman Leo Bernard MARTIN Rev William Ruby Ruth Thomas Edith William BOONE Charlene Ann CASSEM Winifred Infant William DRAGON Arthur lorence i ARRELL Katherine Charles io leave lueine saia Jaramillo reportedly was thought to have been armed with some type of weapon but police later determined that he was not 7042 7240 7343 75 45 7448 7243 75 37 7145 68 37 69 na 7843 80 45 CASSEM Winifred McDonough widow of the late Edwin Cassem Residence 615 No 62nd St survived by sons Rev Ned Cassem and Rev John Cassem SJ both of Boston Mass SERVICES Tuesday 9:30 AM at The Westside Chapel to St Margaret Mary Church at 10 AM Interment Calvary Cemetery ROSARIES Council Catho lic Women 2 PM Christ Child Rosary 3 PM Parish Rosary at 8 PM ALL Monday Memorials to Creighton Prep JOHN A GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd 8 WESTERN AVE 391 1664 26 OMAHA WORLD HERALD Monday October 25 1982 Patrick (Pat) age 30 yrs Residence 6916 Wirt St preceded in death by sister Gayle Iverson Dale survived by 1 son Travis 1 daughter Erin parents George A and Shirley Iverson 1 brother John 1 sister Polly Iverson all of Omaha UNERAL Service 11 AM Wednesday at The Roeder Mortuary Interment orest Lawn ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave 453 5600 City Amsterdam Athens Auckland Berlin Bonn Brussels Cairo Copenhagen Dublin Geneva Hong Kong Jerusalem Lisbon London Madrid Manila Moscow New Delhi Nice Oslo Pans Rome Seoul Stockholm Tokyo Warsaw Emma A age 95 of Omaha Survived by daughters Irene Sailer orreston IL Dorothy Bertolini Oma ha Eleanore Servia of Glendora CA Gerri Vomacka Kimberling City MO son Bernard Omaha many grand children and great grandchildren SERVICES Wednesday HAM at the arnam St Chapel with interment at Hillcrest Cemetery CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET 32nd Ave arnam 345 1886 And today YOU MAY SELECT THE TOWER YOUR CHOICE! Your name will be placed on the waiting list for the building in which you want to make your home and you will be contacted when you reach the top of the list and a vacancy occurs in that building Burt and Evans Towers have apart ments available for IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! Gunshot Victim In Serious Condition Charles Carroll 38 of 6053 Ellison Ave was listed in serious condition Cohsider senior tower living today: NO MORE UTILI TIES TO PAY range and refrigerator furnished and monthly rent based on income All this plus nice neighbors in a secure sparkling clean apartment building designed especially for YOU! Tragic Joke Evanston Ill (AP) Jeffrey De Lisle 22 a student at Washtenaw Com munity College in Ann Arbor Mich was struck and killed by two cars after a football game here when he started doing push ups in the middle of a street as a joke police said MYERS Jack (Henry) age 75 yrs 4012 Parker St rl Sur vived by wife Rachel 2 daugh ters rancine Brown Lvnn Clark 4 sons Jesse Memphis Tenn Jack Stephen and William 2 sisters Mildred Webb Lucille reeman Oma ha other relatives SERVICE Tues 2 PM Chapel Inter ment orest Lawn MYERS 22nd 8 Lake St 346 0248 'Personalized Asset Managers (Apartments Office Buildings Shopping venters) MORGAN CO 393 7775 nuke deals the others can't' Thno Temp pz 72 50 45 54 53 83 53 54 53 75 69 63 54 59 82 48 86 64 38 50 64 1jm 1 pm 9 pm Norma age 66 years of 1007 Durand Drive Bellevue Oct 22 1982 survived by husband Bert A Kwlst Bellevue daughter Gayle Hays Bel levue son Pana Kwlst Leaven worth Kens mother Cora Smith brothers Kendall Smith and Russell Smith sister Dorothy Holton all Lon donderry NH sister Lois Ramsey of Laconia NH 2 grandchildren i UNERAL Service Tues Oct 26 Mortuary 2:30 PM Interment Belle vue Cemetery Memorial acceptable to American Cancer Society Loan Closet CAMPBELL MORTUARY 807 Mission St 291 2400 uneral Home Co Bluffs Interment Walnut Hill Cemetery MEYER UNERAL HOME Co Bluffs 322 0293 INJURED IN TRAIC Billy Hopkins 54 ol 6363 Grover St car pedestrlin 6400 Grover St 1123 pm riday Michael Easton 25 5047 Arbor St snd Tracy Pollock 27 3121 St car motorcycle 31st and Streets 2:05 pm Saturday Larry Tarkrtsen 27 6414 120th Raza one car 4339 Browns St 2:01 a Saturday Jerome Zoucha 42 6006 30th St three car 30th and Drexel Streets 5:55 pm riday George Newberry 29 1126 Raza motorcycle Interstate 480 et Brancroft Street 12:42 pm Satur day Jill Kohl 15 12730 Larimore Ave and Lisa Sleek 15 4336 130th Circle one car 1123 120th St Saturday Annette arrand 27 8345 Underwood Ave and Mar garet Green 57 1827 110th St two car 84th and Pacific Streets 1 1 20 a Saturday HOMAN inoh age 87 years of 4720 Randolph in Lincoln Died Sunday in Lincoln Taught for 43 years at Dun dee Elementary School in Omaha born in Lincoln 50 Year member of Chapter 148 OES member of Women's Busi ness and Professional Club St Paul United Methodist Church Lincoln member of the Retired Teachers As soc in Omaha Survived by niece Bet ty Vlasnlck nephew George Vlas nick both of Lincoln 2 grandnephews SERVICES: Wednesday 1:30 PM Roper and Sons Chapel 4300 St Dr THE OMAHA HOUSING AUTHORITY 540 SOUTH 27th STREET Rex Bevins officiating burial at Wvuka Cemeeterv Eastern Star Ser vices by Chapter 148 ROPER SONS Lincoln NE Highs ere for Sunday lows are tor 12 hours and precipitation is at a Mon Infant 2711 So 23 St Sur vived by mother Carolyn father Dale Ordway 2 brothers Michael and James Conklin grandparents Mr and Mrs James Bunevac Mr and Mrs Keith Papst both of Omaha i great grandparents Mrs Phylliss Papst and Mr and Mrs Arthur Cook both of Co Bluffs GRAVESIDE Service Tuesday 10:30 AM St Joseph Cemetery Co Bluffs HEAEY 8 HOMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th 8 West Center 391 3900 4 William age 64 of whk Omaha Survived by sister Mrs Charles (Bertha) Hanna of 'rf Omaha nieces and nephews SERVICES Tues 11AM from the arnam Chapel Rev Charles Harman officiating Graveside Services conduct ed at West Lawn Cemetery by Covert Lodge No 11 A 8 AM Memorials are acceptable to the Nebr Children's Home or your favorite charity CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET 32nd Ave 8i arnam 345 1886 Arthur age 65 yrs 5159 Ohern survived by wife rances 3 sons Thomas Donald and Dennis and 4 daughters Mrs David (Kathleen) Pardee Mrs William (Donna) Dye Mrs Charles (Diane) Larance and Mrs rank (Suzanne) Bortman 8 brothers 4 sisters 14 grandchildren 1 great grandson ROSARY Monday 7:30 PM UNERAL Services Tuesday 9:25 AM Dworak Mortuary to The Holy Ghost Church 10 AM interment Calvary Cemetery amily suggests memorials to Elmer's Educational und DWORAK MORTUARY 2466 16th St 346 1144 Six amily Members Killed in Accident Raleigh NC (AP) A car pulled in front of a tractor trailer rig and was hit broadside killing six members of a family and seriously injuring another police said The dead and injured were in the car and the trucker suffered minor injuries troopers said Killed were the car driver William Wallace McMichael 72 his wife Ethe lyn Lucille McMichael 69 their daugh ter in law Celia 36 and her children Andrew 12 Rebecca 10 and Aaron 8 Candle actory Burns Elsinore Denmark (AP) A fire destroyed a Christmas candle factory doing an estimated $11 million in dam age leaving one firefighter dead and blackening skies with paraffin smoke police said Newspaper Recycling Tuesday's collection of newspapers for recycling will be in Sector 42 from 60th to 83rd Streets bet ween Maple Street and the north city limits or de tails call 592 5153 St Louis ire Kills Three St Louis (AP) Three people were killed in a house fire early Sunday on the north side authorities said The victims were identified as Richard Brown 28 his wife Diane 25 and his 16 year old brother Joe Nebraska Wednesday through riday: Chance of show hours ending ers Wednesday Thursday rair i naay Higns ous lows iow jus to around 40 lows Wednesday through riday: air mild Highs rnid 60s to low 70s Wednesday upper 50s to mid 60s Thursday riday Lows upper 30s to low 40s 341 JANITOR SUPPLIES We have LOOR MATS I Shop ow Downtown RstaN Richard age 61 yrs Resi dence 5401 So 32nd St Survived by 4 brothers LaVern rancis Gory all of Omaha Paul of Evergreen Colo 2 sisters Joy A Smith Omaha and Betty McPherran of Kirkland Wash nieces and nephews UNERAL Service 1 PM Tuesday of Roeder Mortuary Interment Rosehill Cemetery Pender Nebr ROEDER MORTUARY 50th 8 Ames Ave 453 5600 Robert age 70 years of 11133 Leavenworth St survived by wife Thelma 1 daughter Mrs Sidnev (Hazel) Dillon remont 1 son Russell of Yankton SD 7 grandchildren Cathy Sid Lori and Blake Dillon Jeff Carol and Robert Liddell brother ave Liddell Columbia Mo 2 sisters Mrs Stella Stewart of Manhattan Kans and Mrs Grace Stewart of Excelsior Springs Mo SERVICES Tuesday 11 AM Colonial Chapel with Interment In Evergreen Memorials acceptable to Jehovah Wit nesses West Roads Congregation CROSBY BURKET Colonial Chapel 11902 Center Rd 333 7200 Edith age 83 vrs Survived by 2 sons Thomas and William and 2 daughters Mrs Mary i Jane Block and Mrs Vincent (Joanne) Scarpello all Omaha 3 grandchil dren3great grandchildren UNERAL Services Tues 10 AM at Trola Mever Chapel interment Hill crest Cemetery Pastor Edward Helmick officiating VISITATION after 10 AM Monday TROIA MEYER 1725 13th St 342 3655 DAILY ORECASTS Southeast and Northeast Nebraska Including the Omaha area Variable cloudiness tonight sprinkles possible Lows low to midx40s Partly cloudy mild Tuesday Highs upper 60s to mid 70s North Central Northwest and West Central Nebraska Partly cloudy mild Tuesday Highs upper 60s to low 70s Nebraska Panhandle Partly cloudy mild Tuesday Highs upper 60s to low 70s Southwest Nebraska Partly cloudy mild Tuesday Highs upper 60s to low 70s South Central Nebraska Partly cloudy mild Tuesday Highs upper 60s to low 70s Iowa Partly cloudy Tuesday Highs mid 60s to around 70 Missouri Mostly clear Tuesday Highs around 70 Kansas Partly cloudy Tuesday Highs 70s Colorado Scattered rain snow showers mountains west Tuesday otherwise variable clouds Highs 65 to 75 east mostly 60s west 50s to low 60s mountains Wyoming Increasing cloudiness cooler west with chance of showers Tuesday chance of snow showers mountains part ly cloudy Riild breezy east with isolated showers Highs 50s to low 70s South Dakota Increasing cloudiness mild Tuesday Highs mid 60s to low 70s OMAHA SUMMARY high temperature at 3:30 pm low at 5:40 a mean 56 normal 51 Total departure from normal since Jan 1 minus 395 Record temperatures Oct 25 High 87 in 1940 low 16 In 1887 Temperatures year ago Oct 25: High 50 low 33 Sunday's heating degree days 9 seasonal total 401 sea sonal normal 342 last season to date 431 Sunday's cooling degree days none seasonal total 887 seasonal normal 949 last season to date 1035 Sunshine Sunday 565 minutes 88 percent of possible So lar oower 61 22 watt hours oer sauare meter Precioitation for 24 hours ending last midnight none total this month 163 inches total this year 3032 Surplus since Mondsy Jan 1 297 Total to oate last year to mionignt zadd Relative humidity at 6 am 60 percent at 10 am 52 per cent Wind at 6 am 8 mph from south at 10 am 12 mph from southeast Barometer at 6 a 3023 at 10 am 3023 Sunset today at 6:29 pm sunrise Tuesday at 7:48 am Missouri River stage at Omaha at 6 am 83 feet 24 hour change up 2 of a foot at Blair at 6 am 78 feet 24 hour change none Air quality 9 am Monday 53 rated moderate particulates the primary pollutant orecast for uesday 55 Snowfall for 24 hours ending last midnight none total this month to last midnight 8 of an inch season total to midnight8 of an inch NATION Summary An unusually strong offshore storm system continued to lash Eastern Seaboard from Carolinas into sou thern New England Monday morning Rain heavy at times uneral Tuesday or Robert Liddell uneral services for Robert Lid dell will be 11 am Tuesday at Crosby Kunold Burket Colonial Chapel Liddell 70 died Saturday in Yankton SD A family spokesman said he suf fered a heart attack after he had been hospitalized at Sacred Heart Hospital following a stroke Liddell was the retired manager of the Omaha plant for CargilLNutrena Mills He started with Nutrena Mills in IMO and held several positions with the firm including territorial manager from 1942 to 1965 Survivors include his wife Thelma of 11133 Leavenworth St daughter Hazel Dillon of remont Neb son Russell of Yankton seven grandchildren broth er aye of Columbia Mo and two sis ters Stella Stewart of Manhattan Kan and Grace 4 Stewart of Excelsior Springs Mo accompanied blustery winds from northeastern Georgia into Long Island Sound Sustained winds with blasts of 50 to 60 mph buffeted North Carolina southeastern Virginia overnight Gusts in excess of 50 mph continued in Norfolk Va area during the morning Roads in portions of eastern North Caroli na covered by a foot or more ot weter Scattered showers continued over portions of Washington Oregon northern Cali fornia as well as eastern Colorado cool weather remained over much of east with numerous record lows set from Great Lakes southward to Gulf Coast Nation's high Sunday: 95 at Yuma Ariz Low Monday morning: 17 at Concord NH orecast Predicted map positions for 7 am Tuesday: Cold front reaching from New Brunswick through central Maine into northeastern New York Another cold front dropping from western Saskatchewan through eastern Montananorthwestern Wyoming curving over northwestern Utah southern Nevada crossing southern California into the Pacific Highs over central Quebec over Kentucky John In loving memory on your birthday Your presence Is ever near us your love remains with us vet You were the kind of husband and father your loved ones will never forget We love and miss you Wife Annie and daughter Mary Ann Ernest Happy birthday Dad We all love you and miss vou very much Wife Helen children grand children and great grandchildren Alex Dearest Dad It's 3 yrs today since we lost you We miss you and your love and caring You were always there for us We have the memories and God has you Love daughter Mary Covalciuc grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren And us Deputy Douglas County Attorney Donald Kleine said Monday that no charges will be filed in connection with the shooting death Sunday night Jerry Jaramillo 37 of 1705 Castelar St Police had booked Edward Shreffler 43 on suspicion of first degree murder The shooting happened about 9:10 pm Sunday at 3312 Howard St home talked with the officers who inves tigated and they agreed that the killing was done in self defense justifiable Kleine said Police said Jaramillo died of a single blast to the chest fired from a 20 gauge shotgun which was recovered by homi cide investigators at the scene Kleine said Jaramillo had been living with estranged wife until re cently when she moved back with Sh reffler Jaramillo reportedly went to the Sh reffler home in a drunken state Sunday night Kleine said Jaramillo threatened the Shrefflers and a child at the house Shreffler fired the fatal shot at Jaramil lo after Jaramillo was repeatedly asked' Monja at St Joseph Hospital with a tn leave lame ca in gunsnot wouno sunerea in an eany Sun day argument Police answered a radio call about 3 am about a prowler at 2214 37th St When officers arrived Carroll walked up to the cruiser asking for help He told police he did not know who shot him near 34th and Lake Streets Police said several witnesses said they heard an argument between two men and shots fired in the 34th and Lake Streets area know he was arguing with some one but what over or who with we know Homicide Sgt William Norman said BECKER William age 93 years of i Papillion NE Survived by son Clarke Becker Estes Park Colo daughter Mrs Sally Lanier of Madison Con necticut 5 grandchildren GRAVESIDE Services were Mon 1PM ot Cedardale Cemetery Papillion NE KAHLER DOLCE Papillion Neb 339 3232 BOONE Charlene Ann age 43 years of rural Rt No 1 Box 56 Elmwood Ne survived by her husband Donald (Dubby) Boone Elmwood Ne 10 step children Mary Carpenter Ramona Jones both of Omaha Daniel Boone Central City Co John Boone Andrew Boone Omaha Peggy Burmeister Woodbine la and Martha Thirtle Lisa Algya Laura Boone Eric Boone all of Omaha step father Al Kirshman of Yankton SD 12 grandchildren 1 brother David Kirshman of Yankton 5D 3 sisters Sharon Anderson Yankton SD Susan Stotz of Saginaw Tex Eleen (Punky) Alamore of Creighton Ne UNERAL Service 1 PM'Wednesday at The Roeder Mortuary interment Elmwood Ne Cemetery ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave 453 5600 any vny i NEBRASKA Omaha Omaha Eppley Lincoln Grand Island Kearney North Platte Scottsbluff Alliance Valentine Norfolk alls City Beatrice McCook Imperial Kimball Mullen IOWA Cedar Rapids Lamoni Mason City Ottumwa Sioux City Spencer COLORADO Colo Springs SOUTH DAKOTA Huron Mobridge Pierre Watertown KANGAS Chanute Coffeyville Concordia Dodge City Garden City Goodland Russell Salina CANADA Highs are for Sunday lows are for 12 hours and precipitation is for 24 hours ending at 7 am Mon aay Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Regina Vancouver Toronto Winnipeg UMW Gets Loan or $25 Million Washington (AP) The financially hard pressed United Mine Workers uni on has obtained a $25 million loan to meet administrative costs a top aide to president Sam Church said Gary Callen financial adviser to Church said the the union faced was caused largely by a doubling in the number of dues paying members WIIU IKIU UCVI1 UUU Ull With the approval of the 18 member policy making International Executive Board the union obtained a $25 million credit line from National Savings Trust Co here using a union owned parking lot worth $10 million in down town Washington as collatetal lorence Omaha Survived by Duve of Des Moines children NOTICE LATER HEAEY 8 HOMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th 8 West Center 391 3900 Katherine lorence Heights Village Survived by cousin Mary Doherty Minneapolis MN UNERAL Services Tuesday 9:30 AM John A Gentleman Mortuary to Holy None Church at 10 AM interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery ROSARY: Mon 7:30 PM at Mortuary JOHN A GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3411 ARNAM 345 1664 fair ram snow dnzrie smoke log freezing rain Highs are for Sunday lows are tor 12 hours and precipitation is tor 24 hours ending at 6 a Monoay Sunday City Albany Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise 1 Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington Vt Casper Cherleston SC Charleston Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia SC Columbus Oallas Worth Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso airbanks argo lagstaff Great alls Hartford Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Knoxville Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Mpls St Paul Nashville New Orleans New York Norfolk Va Oklahoma City Ortando Philadelphia' Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Me Portland Ore Providence Raleigh Rapid City Reno Richmond St Louis Sett Lake City San Antonio San Diego San rancisco Seattle Shreveport Sioux alls Spokane Syracuse Topeka Tucson Tulsa Washington Herman Leo Bernard age 81 yrs of Plattsmouth survived by daughter and son in law Geraldine and William Mayle Plattsmouth 2 grandsons Ronald Mayle Oakland Calif Douglas Mayle Yukon Okla 1 great grandson William Mayle Yukon Okla 3 sisters Mrs Rudolph (Clara) Paschal of Linn Mo Mrs John (Regina) Paden and Mrs Paul (Veronica) Markway both of Jefferson City Mo nieces and nephews SERVICES Tuesday 10:30 AM Church of The Holy Spirit Plattsmouth Rev Paul York officiating Inter ment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Platts mouth VISITATIONS Mon 1 PM to 9 PM with WAKE SERVICE PM USSLEMAN PERRY ROBY UNERAL HOME 296 3123 Plattsmouth Ne Rev William age 59 yrs Residence Boystown NE Retired Archdlocesen priest SERVICES Mon 10 AM Immaculate Conception Chapel Bovs Town Inter ment Calvary Cemetery HEAEY 8 HOMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th 8i West Center 391 3900 Ruby Ruth of 3706 Sara toga St riday Survived by husband Eugene Omaha 2 brothers ln law Troy Omaha and John McCarthy Los Angeles Calif 2 aunts Rose Griffin and Edna Mae Dixon Omaha SERVICES Tuesday 10 AM Chapel Interment orest Lawn MYERS 22nd 8 Lake St 346 0248 PEPIN Maggie age 84 years Omaha ARRANGEMENTS PENDING BREWER KORISKO CHAPEL 4609 24th St 731 1234 Alice age 70 yrs Oct 25 1982 ormerly of Jackson Towers Survived by sons John Quinlan Harry Quinlan daughter Mary Alice Minardi all of Omaha 12 grand children 9 great grandchildren sis ter Ethel Knecht of Co Bluffs UNERAL Services Later LARKIN UNERAL HOME 24th 8 733 0493 Mabie age 84 years former residence 1029 Park Ave Pre ceded In death by husband George and son Allan Survived by son and daugh ter ln law Howard and Geraldine Rut ledge of Omaho grandchildren Curtis Rutledge Julie Monahan and Laura Rutledge 4 great grandchildren VISITATION at Swonson Golden Mor tuary from Tuesday noon UNERAL Services Wednesday 2 PM Schum Novinger Mortuary Bedford Iowa In terment Lexington Cemetery Bed ford IA amily suggest memorials to your favorite charity NP SWANSON Kenneth Golden Mortuary 3205 Horney 342 1060 or Mrs Cassem uneral services for Winifred Mc Donough Cassem will be Tuesday at 10 am at St Margaret Mary Catholic Church Mrs Cassem widow of longtime Omaha attorney Edwin Cassem aira the mother of two priests died Saturday at St Joseph Hospital after a long illness Mrs Cassem was active for many years in Catholic volunteer efforts In 1958 Pope John XXIII awarded her the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice Medal in re cognition of her church service She received the Virginia Merrick Award the Christ Child high est honor for her years of service to the organization including one year as president She was a former president of the St Joseph Hospital Service Board League the Omaha Deanery Council of Catholic Women and the Omaha Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women She also helped organize the College of St Mary Council Mrs Cassem was a longtime booster of Creighton Prep served as president of its Club and was the first recipient of the Ancilla Domini Award The library at the school was re named the Cassem Memorial Library following a gift of $350000 in land from the couple It was the single largest donation to the $15 develop ment iuna anve in Mrs Cassem of 615 62nd St is survived by two sons the Rev Ned Cassem and the Rev John Cassem both of Boston Myron age 77 of remont NE ormerly with Armco Steel Corp and a member of Tangier Shrine Tem ple Omaha Survived by wife Dorthv sister Beulah Hodgin St Joseph MO MASONIC SERVICES Tues at the Mortuary uneral Service 11AM Wed at St James Episcopal Churchremont Burial at Wyuka Cemetery Nebraska City NE LUDVIGSEN MORTUARY 721 4440 remont NE Stanley age 40 vrs of Carter Lake IA Survived by wife Martha (Reed) 2 sons Brian of Co Bluffs and Ricky of Corning IA 3 daughters Suellyn Kristy and Sandy Carter Lake I A 1 grandson Mathew 2 sisters Donna Mathis Bethany MO and Lois Davis of Lenox I A 1 brother Leon of Madison I A UNERAL Service Wed at Larkin uneral Home Corning IA ORECAST TUESDAY iguresshowhightemperaturesexpecfed BOVT Warm so Occluded Stationary E3 Rain El Showers E3 Snow El lurries 1 Air low STARTING NOVEMBER 1 66 THESE KEY TAGS WILL BE WORTH CASH DOWNTOWN niuni di tuu IM ii HL Wm HL 5426 6035 74 55 70 45 74 50 7946 228 18 8 5838' 46 6040 5250 25 6144 7245 7753 5243 61 6140 6843 6025 6336 6939 7341 6434 7051 5235 4936 5037 8351 8462 5330 58 40 4826 5338 68 44 59 25 4847 58 6845 5439 6847 P' 6432 5727 7 6439 60 40 65 35 5428 6233 47 44 10 6438 57 33 63 33 6541 7554 5631 6531 7150 6744 6338 6845 5528 6236 5938 6242 86 35 8850 8 4 05 4 10 65 42 65 33 6833 6030 66 36 5425 5227 5129 6431 5225 89 70 86 67 69 51 75 48 60 31 66 36 6440 6842 43 42 05 43 34 6338 '6844 55 47 65 38 73 54 72 48 6439 7147 8166 7360 6038 6642 64 37 69 46 75 61 78 62 55 31 61 38 6439 67 42 6341 6740 70 45 73 50 52 43 33 60 na 5753 200 5846 69 36 7749 65 48 75 49 53 44 09 60 42 89 63 84 62 53 35 59 35 4823 5429 6956 5643 53 37 50 34 50 45 179 6039 69 39 67 33 1 53 44 30 5326 5246 108 6241 57 32 68 42 65 51 07 5854 72 37 76 50 8667 73 62 7060 54 6451 6653 55 42 6638 7144 63 45 6642 6145 1 5234 5324 (W 6037 6834 7248 8856 8554 6938 7550 5345 31 6446 VonTERSCH Willie 4 yrs ago today the one I loved was called away but in my heart and thoughts you'll always stay I miss you more today than yesterday Loving wife Gloria CMMtory Lota 4 2 Spaces In West Lawn Cemetery (Crest Vlewl 205 35M178 call collect Hortete EDERER LORISTS janasnsLCAiiSL LOWERS BY DAWN 551 5456 571V NW Radial Hwy Benson KUSH LORIST GREENHOUSES 4225 SO 25th St ZSllZSfi LORIST 6123 90th St I RAY GAIN LORIST 'Cut LOWERS DAILY Delivery TD iaU6AYENYY9RTH unoral Dtroctora 6 BOYD BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 No 72nd St 556 3028 BURKET UNERAL CHAPELS 733 1111 345 1886 333 7200 JOHN A GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd 8 Western Ave 391 1664 JOHN A GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3411 arnam St 345 1664 KREMER UNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St 553 3155 ROEDER MORTUARY 50th 8 Ames Ave 453 5600 1.

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