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ThkDksMoinksRkustkkhTi'ksiuy, Fkhhi'akyI. 5M ALMANAC More obituaries on 4M I Obituaries 1 Bruce F. Armantrout, 53, of 70(5 15th Ave. S.W., Altoona, died of a brain tumor Monday at Mercy Hospi Bob Manuel Calderon 76, of 1700 13th St. died of a heart attack Friday at home.

Services will be at Dennis E. Pollard, 61, of 475 N. Pleasant Hill Pleasant Hill, died of cancer Monday at Veterans Raymond R. Haupert, 88, of Mar-shalltown died of cancer Saturday at Grandview Heights Care Center. S.E.

Iowa publisher, activist Hodges dies Van Buren County Register. He had planned to move on to a glamorous magazine job after biding his time at the small weekly newspaper. At the time ot his death, he was publisher of the Wapello County Republican, the Des Moines County News, the Iowa Valley Messenger, the Richland Plainsman-Clarion, the New London Journal, the Morning Sun News-Herald, the Van Buren County Register and the Wellman Advance all weekly newspapers. In 1991, Mr. Hodges was given a state newsman's highest award when he was named Master Editor-Publisher by the Iowa Newspaper Association.

Wapello City Councilman Larry Wagg said Mr. Hodges gave him his first job as a 14-year-old printing apprentice. Wagg said Mr. Hodges was a sawy politician whose crafty maneuvering in state and federal government bolstered Wapello's public coffers. "He knew his ins and outs," Wagg said.

"Just about any conservative cause, you name it, he was involved," said LeRoy Corey, publisher of the American Conservative Journal in Cedar Falls. He is survived by his wife, sons Michael and David, and three 1 p.m. Thursday at St. Paul AME Church, and burial will be in Chapel Hill Gardens Cemetery. Mr.

Calderon, a lifelong Des Moines resident, retired as a field engineer for IBM and was a member of Royal Dukes, Hawkeye Elks Lodge and several Masonic organizations. He is survived by five daughters, Florene Smith of Denver, and Marie Calderon, Jeannette Wilson, Madelyn Delaney and Violet Coleman, all of Des Moines; three sons, Bob of Fridley, and Gene Williams and Morris Smith, both of Los Angeles; a brother, Manuel of Kansas City, 28 grandchildren; 53 great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren. A North Star Lodge service will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Estes Son Funeral Home. Delwin W.

Bauer, 88, of Jefferson died of a respiratory ailment Sunday at home. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Wednesday at First United Methodist Church, with burial in Jefferson Cemetery. Mr. Bauer, a lifelong Greene County resident, was a retired barber, an Army veteran of World War II and a member of the Methodist Church, Evening Star chapter Order of the Eastern Star, Floyd Brown American Legion post and several Masonic organizations.

Surviving are two brothers, Harold of Tacoma, and Verle of Yuma, and two sisters, Zada Doud of Pleasant Hill, and Olive Gauley of Ames. Friends may call after 10 a.m. today at Slininger-Rossow Funeral Home, where the family will visit with friends after a 3 p.m. Masonic service until 5 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Shriners Crippled Children Hospitals.

Marriages These people have applied for marriage licenses In Polk County. Melvin Fitch. 38. Des Moines, and Janice S. Elmore, 45.

Des Moines. John Amsbaugh, 36. Polk City, and Deborah A Gevock. 34. Polk City Armando Gomez.

36. Perry, and Juana E. Gonzalez. 1 8. Des Moines Michael Gaspen, 27, Waukee.

and Cynthia A. Voorhees. 25. Waukee. Steven C.

Golly, legal. Indianola. and Joan M. Freeborn, legal, Indianola. Richard M.

Garland. 31. Des Moines, and Shelly Fuller. 29. Des Moines.

Mark W. Hoang. 26. Des Moines, and Manoly Insisienmay. 25.

Des Moines. Tommy S. Hagen 20. Wmterset, and Elizabeth A Rush. 20.

Des Moines. Ricky A Kisling. 28. Des Moines, and Nancy A. Axelson.

25. Des Moines. John Peek 28. Des Moines, and Jacqueline A. Shaw.

27. Des Moines. Alex L. Ritchie, legal. Des Moines, and Marilyn D.

Patrick, legal. Des Moines. Stephen J. Rittgers. 20.

Johnston, and Sheri-lyn Newkirk. 20. St. Paul. Minn.

mm meuicai ienu'r. l. cervices win uu at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, of which he was a member. Burial will be at Oakwood Ceme tery.

Mr. Pollard, a Navy veteran of the Korean War, was born in Lathrop, and moved to Pleasant Hill in 1967. He was the owner of Pollard Truck Service and was a driver for Concorde Trucking. He is survived by his wife, Manor-ie; a son, Bradley of Shenandoah; five daughters, Dianne GrandBois of Enoch, Utah, Janet McNerney of Chicago, Carolyn Senn of Des Moines and Rebecca Pollard and Rachelle Pollard, both of Pleasant Hill; a brother, Clifford of Lathrop; a sister, Fauntell Hedges of Independence, and 16 grandchildren. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.

today at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Ernest L. Erickson, 56, of 1031 E. Shawnee Ave. died of a heart ail ment Saturday at Mercy Hospital r-rn Medical Center a of in Wednesday at First Church of the Open Bible, of which he was a member.

Burial will be in Highland Memory Gardens Ceme tery. Mr. Erickson lived in Des Moines all his life and was a contract construction supervisor for Midwest Power. He is survived by his wife, Phyllis; two daughters, Terri Russell of Saylorville and Tammy Erickson of Des Moines; two sons, Rick of Des Moines and Randy of Ankeny; his mother, Phoebe Erickson, a sister Joanne Parsons, and three brothers Walt, Lee and Frank, all of Des Moines; and four grandchildren. The family will visit with friends from 5 to 9 p.m.

today at Hamilton's Near Highland Memory Gardens Fu neral Home. Des Moines Deaths ALTHAUS James A 47, ot 1510 Thompson Ave, died Sunday at home. ARMANTROUT Bruce 53. of 706 15th Ave. Altoona.

died Monday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. NISSLY Pauline. 89. of Minburn died Sunday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. POLLARD Dennis 61.

of 475 N. Pleasant Hill Blvd Pleasant Hill, died Monday at Veterans Medical Center. THOMPSON Sharon. 63. ot 2121 Caulder Ave.

died Saturday at Hillside Convalescent Center. Professional Artist On Staff I EN MAY ESI i COOLING 4' WW if tal Medici) Center. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Wednesday at Sts. John and Paul Catholic Church, of which he was a member.

Iiurial will be Berwick Cemetery. Mr. Armantrout, who was zone manager for NCR Corp. for 31 years, was born in Garden City, and lived in Altoona most of his life. He was a veteran of the Navy.

Among survivors are his wife, Beverly; two daughters, Donna Hos-kinson of Altoona and Diane Bauer of Granger; three sons, Dave of Des Moines and Dean and Denny, both of Altoona; a brother, Brian of Carlisle, Ohio; a sister, Betty Sanders of Bloo-mington, and three grandchildren. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at lies Grandview Park Funeral Home, where the family will visit with friends from 6 to 8 p.m. and a vigil service will be at 7 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to his church.

i ADVERTISEMENT Death Notices ARMANTROUT Services (or Bruce F. Armantrout, of 706 15th Ave SW, Altoona, will be II AAA Wednesday, at SS John and Paul. Interment Berwick Cemetery. Berwick, IA lies Grandview Pork Funeral Home 321 2M BEST Services tor Robert Best, of 910 E. Thornton, will be 2 PM Thursday, ot the funeral home.

Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens Southtown Funeral Home COOK Services for Margaret A Cook, of 4211 Allison will be 1 PM Thursday at the funeral home. Interment Masonic Mausoleum. Dunn's Funeral Home lUlOrenjLAyt, DUR BIN Services tor Eillen F. Durbin, of 1231 SW Davis will be 10 AM Thursday at St. Anthony's.

Interment Glendale Cemetery. Visitation trom 2-9 PM at the funeral home. Vigil service 7-9 PM at Ton In) Funeral Home ERICKSON Services tor Ernest L. Erickson, of 1031 E. Shawnee, will be 10 AM Wednesday, at the First Church of the Open Bible.

Interment Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery Visitation 5 9 PM Tuesday at Hamilton's Near Highland Memory Gardens mN.W.&Oth 289 2442 FISHER Services for Doris E. Fisher, of 815 High Norwolk, will be 2 PM Wednesday, at the funeral home. Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Visitation from 5-9 PM Tuesday, at lies Grandview Park Funeral Home 321THubbellAve. 165-1632 FRIEDMEYER Services for Hael A.

Fned-mever, of Shelby Town-Ship, will be 10 00 AM Thursday at the funeral home. Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Southtown Funerai Home 5400 S.W.Yth 283-3911 GARRETT Services for Lannv D. Garrett of 1501 Doverbov Dr I A will be 10 AM Tuesday at the Basilicaot Saint John. Dunn's Funeral Home 2121GrondAv.

244-1121 MARSHALL Services tor Bessie B. Marshall, of 401 S.E. Hart, will be Tuesday 10:00 AM at the funeral home. Interment Glendale Cemetery. Southtown Funeral Home MPOiWjfi, 285-3911 McNAMARA Services for Catherine M.

McNamara, 68, of Son Pedro, CA, will be 10 30 AM Tuesday, at Mary Star Of The Sea Church, San Pedro. Interment Green Hills Memorial Park, San Pedro. For. merly of Des Moines, she worked as a secretary for General Mortgage Corp. for 25 years.

Preceded In death by her husband, Maurice J. McNamara. McNernev's Mortuary, San Pedro, is In charge of the arrangements, 310 832 8351. NISSLY Services for Pauline Nissly, of Minburn, will be 10 30AM Thursday ot the Uniied Methodist Church, Minburn. Interment Brethren Cemetery, Dallas Center Brandt Funeral Home Dal las Center 992 3701 SURFACE For Information regarding services tor Frances F.

Surface, of 2909 Woodland please call Dunn's Funeral Home 21 2) Grand Av. 244-2121 THOMAS Services for Lois Ann Thomas, of 1716 W. 78th will be 11 00 AM Wednesday at St. Theresa's Catholic Church. I ferment Resthoven Cemetery.

Vigil service 7 PMaf Wesfover Funeral Home 337 Hickman Rd. 276-4567 TWEEDY For information regarding services for Terry Tweedy, of 9537 University Avenue, Des Moines, please coll Brandt Funeral Horn Pallas Cenitc 9912191 WEECES Services for Clyde Weeces. of 1914 SSth St will be 11 00 AM Tuesday at the funeral home. Interment Glendoie Cemetery Visitation 4-7 PM Monday ot Westover Funeral Home J3ZHihmojl Rd. 276 4567 WILSON Services for Robert Rocky) Wilson, of 3409 Fairlane Drive, will be Tuesday 12 noon at the funeral home Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens Southtown Funeral Home HMSJfth 285 3911 Services Scheduled Monday William TiltOfi U16LOV St 11 AM at the funeral home Highland Memory Gardens Wednesday Dennis Pollard Pleasant Hilt Blvd.

I PMot trie Latter Day SomtsChurch Oakwood Cemetery Thursday Marvin Leon Scovel 2V9 Mod von 11 AM at the funeral Laurel Hill Cemetrey James (Jim) Alffcovt 15 0 fhompwn Ave 11 AM at Luxr Memorial Church. Des Mo-nes Fridov 1 1 am So 'em Lu'heron Church Corf ec'toviite. IA Fo're to Cemeterv. Correctionville. IA WILTONS XT r.vLv Iron.

On Mn I Memorial serv ices will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at First United Methodist Church, and burial of the cre-mains will be at Prairlo Pantai. IT Cemetery near Perrv at. a lafpr date. Mr.

Haupert was born in Perry and moved to Marshalltown in 1931. He was founder of Hauper, Robertson and Weiss Law Firm and had been a member of the Methodist Church, Kiwanis, Jaycees, Elks Club, Marshall County Bar Association, Za-Ga-Zig Shrine and several other Masonic organizations. Surviving are his wife, Mary; two sons, Bruce of Iowa City and David of Des Moines; three sisters, Lucile Peace of Marshalltown, Frieda Wy-man of Schenectady, N.Y., and Rose Braman of Jefferson; four grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Pursel-Davis Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Margaret A.

Cook, 84, of 42 1 1 Allison Ave. died of a heart ailment Sunday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Dunn's Funeral Home. Entombment will be in Masonic Mausoleum.

Mrs. Cook was born in Flint, and lived in Des Moines 65 years, retiring from the admitting department at Broad-lawns Medical Center. She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church. Surviving are a son, John of Des Moines; and a sister, Nedra Stoaks of Walnut Creek, Calif. Friends may call from 3 to 6 p.m.

Wednesday at Dunn's Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Disease Association. Iowa Deaths ADEL Alice Neville, 80. ALBIA Frank Carter Mayme Swart. 102; Dwight Shaw.

59 82: Kate Bettis. 78; Jacob Bohrman, 91; ALTA Catherine Stermen. 78. AURELIA Linn Fuhrman. 49 AVOCA Mildred Hayhurst.

79 BERNARD Frances Anglin, 80; Susan Purcell. 97 CORNING Orris Keesler, 91 COUNCIL BLUFFS Gary Kelley. 52: Gerald Johnson, 54; George Olsen. 91: Helen Hayden. 67; Freeda Mikesell.

82: Bernard Knegler. 68; Jack Turner, 60: Jeanne Campbell. 93; Harrison Thacker. 76; Alva Harges. 83; Ellen Wad-dingham, 103; Ivy Johnson.

94: Nora Campbell. 93: Lewis Kirke. 69; Jeannette Katelman, 87: Austin Tweedy, 78; Donald Menges, 69; Ray Mayer, 45; John Downing, 81; Mabelle Martin. 86; Florence Lear. 78; Thomas Hobbs.

78; Edward Keegan. 57: Shirley Graves, 71; Mirko Nesvan, 71 Mane Miller. 92: Lottie Ben-scoter, 83 DALLAS CENTER Christian Bricker. 90. DEFIANCE Katie Mertens.

98 DUBUQUE Merlin Apel. 86: Mary French. 51: Jeanetle Coughlin. 80; William Healy. 52; Helen Salvisbeg.

85: Anne McGhee. 92: Catherine Quillm. 99; Sister Mary Naomi White. 79. EARLHAM Everett Algreen.

94. ELK HORN Marion Boose. 95. HARLAN George Wageman, 79; Louis Hen dricks. 77: Floyd Knott, 75.

HARTFORD Rex Pendry. 77 HUMBOLDT Lucile Hof, 91; Ervin Emick. 61; Alex Nelson, infant. INDIANOLA Martie Wirt. 72.

JOLLEY Richard Wurn. 49. KIMBALLTON Lydia Nelson. 85. LAKE CITY John Frerichs.

90 LANSING Sheryl Snodgrass. 46; Robert San-dry 51. LINDEN Mabelle Craft. 93; Kenneth Teas. 72.

LOGAN Frank Grout, 92, MACEDONIA Lois Smith, 91. MANSON Roy Brown. 93. MISSOURI VALLEY Mary Spooner, 82: Hattie Gibbs. 94 NEOLA Charles Armstrong, 75.

NORWALK Dean Clark, 76: Carl Owens. 90: Cosimo DeFrancisco. 84; Rubv Downs. 79. PERRY Daisy Judd.

87: Bernice Boots. 95; Inez Hart. 100; Dora Rowe. 90; Byron McKee. 71; Clay McLellan.

81; Ivis Haynes, 69; Erma Moss. 83: Edna Godwin, 84; Gwendolyn Roberts-Weyers. 86; Edna Johnson, 93; Raymond De-Lay, 89 PERSIA Alice Nelsen. 59 PETERSON Velma Walrath. 99 POMEROY Gerd Behrens.

85; Arthur Maatsch. 76. RED OAK Chad Herrick. 19: Orville Miller. 71: Marcella Peterson.

80: Wilma Ruhl. 71; Frances Gard. 87; Wilma Srite, 94. REMBRANDT Eugene Grodahl, 69 ROCKWELL CITY Leonard Pickering, 78; Evelyn Knisley. 73; Edna Pell, 80.

SIDNEY Kathleen Hills. 68. SIOUX RAPIDS Vernel Ingram, 87. SPENCER Sara Carlson. 73 STORM LAKE Eugene Fehr.

75: Allison Kelsey. 15 James Edson. 66. TREYNOR Randy Donahue. 37.

VICTOR Eletha Harrier. 86 VILLISCA Glen Sierp. 84 Glenn Fengel. 78 WAUKEE Jennie Luke. 89 WAUKON Jack Hatverson.

69 WINTERSET Russell Freeman 42; Mary Kir- by. 91; Wilma Henrich. 77 SAVE! 10-20-30 AND MORE! ORDER NOW FOR MEMORIAL DAY DELIVERY ATLANTIC Int Hwyt 6 4 71 712243 1727 St. Dealer Since 1 878 1 yJJ km WINTER DISCOUNTS 10-30 OFFl By GUY TRIDGELL James L. Hodges, 68, a newspaper publisher, city councilman and champion of conservative causes, died Monday afternoon in Burlington of a heart ailment.

Funeral services, being handled by Sheagren Funeral Home in Burlington, are scheduled for 1 1 a.m. Thursday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Wapello. Visitation will be from noon to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the church.

Mr. Hodges was president of the family-owned and -operated Louisa County Publishing Co. Ltd. in Wapello. Mr.

Hodges and his wife, Mary, ran a central printing plant out of the company, where they published eight weekly newspapers. Mr. Hodges worked for the campaigns of nearly every Republican gubernatorial and congressional candidate in the last 40 years. He was the county chairman this year for Gov. Terry Branstad's re-election campaign.

Following a stint in the U.S. Army Infantry during World War II, Mr. Hodges graduated with two degrees from the University of Missouri in 1950. Later that year, he landed his first newspaper job as editor of the State appointee James Althaus dies James A. Althaus, 47, of 1510 Thompson Ave.

died of cancer Sunday at home. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Luther Memorial Church, of which he was a member, and 1 1 a.m. Friday at Salem Lutheran Church in Correctionville. Burial will be at Fairfield Ceme tery in Correctionville.

Mr. Althaus was born in Sioux City and moved to Des Moines 15 years ago. He had served on the state employment appeal board since being appointed by former Gov. Robert D. Ray, and was a member of the International Association of Machinists union and a former business representative on the National Association of Unemployment Insurance Appeals board of governors.

Surviving are his wife, Barbara; three sons, Alan, Karl and Gavin, all of Des Moines; his father and stepmother, Herbert and Dorothy Althaus of Hinton; four brothers, David of Sioux Rapids, Richard of El Cajon, Gary of Sioux City and Donald of San Antonio, Texas; and a sister, Barbara Fletcher of Kingsley. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Central Iowa or his church's building fund. Frank James Warrington, 57, of Tulsa, died of cancer Saturday at home.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Hamilton's Funeral Home in Des Moines, with burial in Pine Hill Cemetery. Mr. Warrington was born in Spick-ard, and lived in Des Moines most of his life until moving to Oklahoma in 1978. He was a welder-pipefitter for Yaffe Metals in Tulsa and had been a veteran of the Air Force.

Among survivors are his wife, Ruth Ann; two sons, Rob and Scott, and a daughter, Bekki Dickey, all of Tulsa; his mother, Delsa Jansson of Springfield, three sisters, Betty Zieons of Ankeny, Naomi Owens of San Jose, and Lora Graybill of Eugene, and five grandchildren. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at the funeral home. ire. Rescue Calls, DES MOINES FIRE DEPARTMENT Jan.

31. 12:46 Ml. 1225 Second structure ftre. 3:20 5000 Ninth medical call 3:28 21 10 Evergreen Ave medical call. 3:42 3710 Twana Drive, medical call.

4 24 a.m. 2914 16th St call 4:55 a-m. 674 48th St medical call. 6:41 a m. 4800 Union St medical cad 7-03 am.

5500SE S-th St structure tire 7:37 a.m. East First Street and Court Avenue, medical caH 7:42 a.m. 30th Street and University Avenue. medical can. B0 m.m.

400 Locust St medical call. 95 am. 19th Street and University Avenue. medical call. 23 a-m.

7 1 7 Mulberry St medical call. 41 am. 625 34th medical caH Mlim. 1002E Suth Ave. medical call 10:00 a m.

1900 Hartford hazardous condition. 1 0-03 am. 2525 80th St medical caH. 10-22 am. 1245 15th St vehicle hre 10-57 am.

1914Cawter Ave can 1 1:36 am. 1914 Carpenter Ave structure hre IMS m. 1060 25th system malfunction. 15 p.m. 2425 Dean St medical can 1-01 pm.

2617SW Nmth St intent ca. 113 p.m. 3218 Wolcott Ave. false call 119 p.m. 2933 Indianoia Ave medical ca.

131 m. 400011th Place, medical cad 1:02 p.m. 1140 Pennsytvania Ave medical can 1-05 m. 4201 Becth Ave medical can i-22 p.m. 4802S Uw St good tent ca.

'41pm. 1231 13tnSt veciefire 45 m. Seventh and High streets, meckcaf can Ot p.m. 11th Street and Keosauqua Way. eCkC3l C3H .26 pm.

802 80fh St medical can 2417SW NmttSt medicate" 32 m. 1801 MicfcmanRoad lane can 02 p.m. 4900 UrtxanOaW Ave good intent can -03 pm. 907 Wamut St tatsecai. :36 m.

925 Hh false can I ONE OF IOWA'S LARGEST DISPLAYS James M. Hoover, 65, of Ames died of a stroke Sunday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at First Christian Church. Burial will be in Ames Municipal Cemetery.

Mr. Hoover was born in Eagle Grove and moved to Ames in 1950 from Council Bluffs. He was a professor emeritus in the department of civil and construction engineering at Iowa State University, where he taught 38 years. A veteran of the Iowa National Guard, he was a member of the Christian Church and Ames Kiwanis Club. He was extensively involved in research in soils and materials and had conducted field investigations in Colombia and South Africa.

Surviving are his wife, Diane; a son, Dennis of Carlisle; and two grandchildren. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Adams Funeral Home, where the family will greet friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the James M. Hoover Memorial Scholarship Fund through the Iowa State University Foundation.

Mabel F. Morton, 92, of Stuart died of pneumonia Friday at Community Care Center there. The body was cremated and memorial services have been scheduled for 11a.m. Thursday at Stuart-Mount Vernon United Methodist Church. Burial of the cremains will be at Green Castle (Mo.) Cemetery.

Des Moines Births DES MOINES GENERAL HOSPITAL CARSON Tracy and Jack of Stuart, a son. Monday. FEENEY Inge and Chad of Johnston, a son. Monday. RICE Alice of Des Moines, a daughter.

Monday. IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL GORDEN Amy Gordon and Michael Mason of Des Moines, a daughter, Saturday. JENSEN Julie of Des Moines, a son. Sunday. KYLE Susan and Scott of Des Moines, a son.

Monday. LOVE Debbie and Mitch of Mingo, a son. Sunday. MCNEELEY Natalie and Brian of Des Moines, a daughter. Sunday.

STRAIGHT Sheila Straight and David Cassady of Des Moines, a son. Monday. STROHMAN Christy and Terry of Des Moines, a son. Saturday. WALKER-KING Deeann Walker-King and Michael King of Johnston, a son.

Jan. 22. IOWA METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER COLEMAN Pendy and Bob of Des Moines, a daughter. Monday. HELGERSON Julie and Greg of Des Moines, a son.

Sunday. JONES Paula and Steve of Ankeny. a son. Friday KIRKPATRICK Tammy and Randall of Osceola, a son, Sunday. WERNER Amy and Matt of Des Moines, a son, Saturday.

MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER ABELING Kathy and Jeff of Ankeny. a son. Monday CLAY Deb and Pete of Des Moines, a daughter, Monday MOORHEAD Linda Peek and Jon Moorhead of Des Moines, a son. Monday PRUITT Laurie and Lee of Des Moines, a son. Monday.

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