The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 19

mm! Vii it 1 1 Thurs.Jaii.27, IV83 7M in' '1. t1 ficjistcr DEATHS divorces: 0DITUM1IES ETTA O. HYDE Etta O. Hyde. 71.

of Kansas City. formerly of Des Moines, died of cancer Monday lo Kansas City. r. Services will be at 1.30 m. today at I 1 Hamilton's Funeral RALPH E.

LUND Services for Ralph Lund, 63, of 3402 Ashwood Drive in Urbandale will be at 11 am. Monday at St. Pius SCHLKSWIG Anna Bear. 79. SHELDON Geraldine Wolfswinkel.

74 SIOUX CITY Harry Manderstheid. 72. Beatnre Perkins, 88. Lucille, Gordon, 76. Stanley Meisenhelder.

89, Verna Dougherty. 92. Harold Anderson. 80. Ruth Olson.

78. Joseph Mettel. 51. Rarbara Stevens. Barlow.

84. Mary Myers. 89. Mary defer. 92.

Jack Zuparn.86. Rosalie Rohar. 80. Fred lloliirtgshcad. 57.

Florence Johnson. 92, Laura lleldndge. 85, Donald Smith. 73,. Ronald Anderson.

52. Fred Luchs; ingcr. 84 STORM LAKE Leonard George. 74 SUTHERUM) Thelma Conley. 56 WAl'KON Lester Dahly.

77. Iowa AKKON Mdrtin Tobin. 83. Lorrn Burns. 62 ANDREW Glen Graham.

72 ARNOLDS PARK Bob Sw-ders. 52 Al'RKLlA Albert Brai.hi.ff. 65. Vema Weatherman, 84. BATTLE CREEK Arlo Madsen, 58 CASCADE Margaret Takes.

80 CLEG HORN Gertrude Springer. 70. CLERMONT James While. 58 DELOIT Harold Huskey, 66. DENISON Howard IVdenon.

30. ELGIN Emma Loitsg.ird. 92 ELKADER George Hackert. 65. EPWORTH Howard Lambert.

67. FARMKRSBl'RG Elsie Klinkcn-berg. 85 HARPERS FERRY Thomas Cassidy. 71. HARTLEY Cindy Simoes.

29 HINTON Crare Torbert. 84 IIOLSTEIN Helen Klitzman. 79. INWOOD Cornelia Brouwer. 75.

KINGSLEY Lynn Thomson. 75. William Flewelling. 66. LE MARS Esther Knapp.

78. Ruth Paullin. 82; Amanda Wiltm.in. 76. MAQUOKLTA Alwyn Harkins.

75. MERRILL C.J. Vanderloo. 83 MILFORD I. Russell.

82. MONONA George Hertrampf, 76. ONAWA Joy Brown, 49. OXFORD JUNCTION Fred Feuss Sr. REMSKN Darold Pick.

47; Edna Tronsrue, 96. ROCK RAPIDS Carrie Kilpper, 72. RODNEY Charles Shea. 96. ROYAL Erwin Kruse.

SALIX Carlene Wright 59. SANBORN Gernt Koldenhoven. 75. O'Callacjhan's 4 Stores- Home wiin ounai at JLaurel Hill Cemetery. Survivors include five daughters.

Margaret Wise of lEIk Citv. LI Mary Rose and ttao. Mable Pierce, both of Kansas City. Almyra Jones of Des Moines, and Karolyn Hartly of El Monte, a son, Lloyd of Princeton, 29 grandchildren; 54 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. Friends may call until service time at the funeral home.

births: Des Moines MEDEARIS Debra and Thomas of 5267 E. University a daughter, Monday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. NEPPL Jonl and Scott of Dallas Center, a daughter, Wednesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. PATTERSON Jean and Keith of Dallas Center, a daughter, Wednesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. DeBROWN Lucinda of 1439 Seventh a daughter, Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

MOLLOY Sandy and Jack of 3915 Urbandale a son, Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. AMODEO Deanne and Ralph of 2906 S.W. Twelfth a daughter, Sunday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. HITCHEN Mary Beth and Jim of 2818 Fifty-third a daughter, Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. LYON Irene and Kent of Indianola, a daughter, Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

MEYER Janet and David of 2727 Fifty-first a son, Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. MILLER Rhonda and Thomas of 1130 Thirty-seventh a son, Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. HAVEMANN Wendy and Mark of 3821 Wakonda Drive, a son, Tuesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. PETERS Lori and Jeffrey of Ames, a daughter, Tuesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. WHISENAND Nanette and Robert of 2452 Westover a daughter, Tuesday at Broadlawns Medical Center.

SCHWARTZTRAUBER Christia and Frank of 3943 Fifteenth a daughter, Tuesday at Broadlawns Medical Center. SAWYER Sherri and Rex of 1361 York a son, Jan. 17 at Broadlawns Medical Center. deaths: Des Moines BROWN Ralph 82, of 2909 Cornell died Wednesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. COCHRAN Neva, 68, of 2936 E.

Walnut died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. ENGRAM Dennard, 78, of 1026 Twenty-fourth died Tuesday at home. PETERSON Louis, 60, of 720 Maxwelton Drive, died Wednesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. PUGH Charlene 74, of 4306 S.W. Ninth died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

DOYLE Florence 61, of 1805 Sixth died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. BARR Jessie. 90, of 643 Thirty-third died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. VANDERVORT Glen 68, of Popejoy, died Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. FARIS Joseph, 87, of Cumming, died Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center.

ALBERTSON Reva, 64, of Fort Dodge, died Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. Mason City churches offer free hot meals MASON CITY, IA. (AP) Twenty Mason City churches have joined in an effort to help hungry people by offering free hot meals. Are you Planning to Move East? Professional Mover looking for load back to Ohio, Penn, N.Y. N.H.

Call 515232-5175 Atk for Carl or Paula r'i Catholic Church. Burial will be at Glendale Cemetery. Mr. Lund died of a heart attack i H'PVf1 I Sunday while vaca I tioning in Tucson, 4 I uorn in council Vy- Bluffs. Mr.

Lund jt lived in Des Moines ALFNf. two years and was tuwo retired sales coordinator for automotive services at Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. He was a member of St Pius Catholic Church. Survivors Include his wife, Margaret; a son. Jeffery K.

of San Diego, two daughter, Karen Bazzocco of Urbandale and Julie Cetlemy of Waukee, two brothers, John B. of Laguna Beach, and Herman J. of Omaha, and six grandchildren. The family suggests that any memorial contributions be made to the Catholic church. Friends may call after 10 a.m.

Saturday at the Lund's Urbandale residence. Westover Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. MELVIN E. WAGNER Melvin E. Wagner.

87, of the Iowa Veterans Home in Marshalltown, formerly of 3522 Fifty-ninth St. in Des Moines, died of TJa heart ailment A I Tuesday at Veterans Adminis- t. tration Medical i Center. fy I Services will be di i p.m. i liny hi ijw the Merle Hay Mausoleum Cbapel Jwlth burial at milvimi.

in a pel hiii wagni Memorial Gardens. Born in Johnson County, Mr. Wagner lived in Des Moines from 1971 until 1978. He had farmed in the Mitchellville area and was a member of the American Legion Oldfield Post there. He was a veteran of World War I.

Survivors include two daughters, Kathy Wallace of Des Moines and Vera Head of Cumming: a son. Dale of Annapolis, a brother, Carl of West Branch; four sisters, Cora Cook of Ottawa, May Camp of Garnett, Birdie Blessing of Bethany, and Daisy Robinson of Hopkins, and nine grandchildren. The family suggests that any memorial contributions be made to Iowa Veterans Home or American Legion memorial funds, both in Marshalltown. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the Merle Hay Funeral Home.

MARILYN J. PECKHAM Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Hamilton's Funeral Home for Marilyn J. Peckham, 46, of 2722 Moyer who died of a respiratory Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Burial will be at Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery.

Mrs. Pecknam a lifelong resident of Des marilyn j. Moines and was a peckham member of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. She had been employed by the former Hill's Department Store. Survivors include her husband, Kenneth of Des Moines; two daughters, Diane Kay Tellis of Des Moines and Nancy Jean Lang of Carlisle; a son, Richard D.

of Des Moines; her mother, Mabel lone Price of Des Moines; and a granddaughter. Friends may call today at the funeral home. ANNIE R. MARSH Graveside service will be at 3 p.m. Friday at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Cemetery for Annie Ruth Marsh, 71, of 2417 S.W.

Ninth who died of a heart ailment Tuesday at Broadlawns Medical Center. Mrs. Marsh was born in Tennessee and lived in Des Moines since 1960. She was a member of Glad Tidings Assembly of God Church. Survivors include a daughter, Elaine Musselman of Urbandale; a brother; two sisters; and two grandchildren.

Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the Merle Hay Funeral Home. fi.Ljmwi 1 iifluAj I ii ii mil-1 mi i im iiim mr I I rr iiir ntum. nrnwi THAN EVER IT PAYS TO INVEST IN QUALITY and DEPENDABILITY. Hildegard and Martin Rauh.

Karen Ann and James Emerson Dunn. Deborah and Joseph E. Owen. Margaret Ann and James Graham Jeambey. Carol Ann and Edward Belew.

Rei A. and Marsha Jean Wheeler. Cheryl J. and Craig A. Johnson.

ire and rescue A.M. 5 43 -rescue. 7:38 -rescue. 7 50 8 43 3732 E. Thirty-ninth Court.

1101 Grandview 1414 Dean rescue. 1101 Army Post Road, 3433 Hillcrest Drive, rescue. 433 S.E. Payton rescue. rescue.

9 01 -916- 9 26 fire. 10:38 -rescue. 1043 rescue. 326 S.W. Virginia no 2911 Merle Hay Road.

808 E. Twenty-fifth Court, P.M. 12 04 310 Court rescue. 12 28 845 Fifth rescue. 120 2313 E.

Thirty-ninth rescue. S.24 1245 Ninth rescue. 412 3218 Seventh no fire. 4 33 4000 Merle Hay Road, no fire. 6.01 Second and College avenues, no fire.

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Twclth who died Tuesday of multiple sclerosis at Broadlawna 1 Medical Center, will be at 7 rn. Friday at Sunshine Open I I Bible Tabernacle. 1 donated to the Uni-" fi'verilty of Os- teopathic Medicine iana iieaim h.4-J Sciences. aim i Born in Coon hwu Rapids. Mrs.

Hull lived In Dei Moines most of her life and was a member of Sunshine Open Bible Tabernacle. She was a retired employee of Swift Tacking Co. Survivors include her husband, Herb; three daughters. Sue Banks of MtCallsburg, Janet Rohbough of Rogers. and Sandy Finnell of Pes Moines; two sons, Steve Hutchlns of Norwalk and Jim Hutchlns of Altoona.

a brother, Joe Gallagher of Coon Rapids; and eight grandchildren. The family suggests that any memorial contributions be made to the Open Bible church or Multiple Sclerosis Society. Friends may call from 2 to 5 p.m. Friday at Hamilton's Funeral Home. EVELYN TELLIS Services for Evelyn Tellis.

74. of 3729 Crocker who died of a heart attack Tuesday at Mercy Hospital mftfvmma, Medical Center, will Si Born In Illinois, TV, a Mrs. Tellis lived in Des Moines since 1930 and was a cvclvn retired bookkeeper TiLiij at Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Co. She was a member of Acanthus Order of the Eastern Star and St. John's Lutheran Church.

Survivors include two sons, Merle and Blaine, both of Des Moines; seven grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Friends may call at the funeral home. JOSEPH R. FARIS Joseph R. Fans, 87, of Route 1, Cumming, formerly of 1322 Forty-second St.

in Des Moines, died of meningitis Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Dunn's Funeral Home with a private burial at Resthaven Cemetery. Born in Davenport, Mr. Faris lived in Des Moines most of his life and in rural Cumming the past eight months.

He was a retired photo engraver for Central Engraving Co. and was a member of Graphic Arts International Union M584. Survivors include a daughter, Lorene Gibson of West Des Moines; a son, Gene C. of Benecia, 10 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Friends may call after noon today and until service time Friday at the funeral home.

DONALD ANDERSON Tht Itwa Hwt Sarvtc AMES, IA. Services for Donald 0. Anderson, 75, of Ames will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the First United Methodist Church in Ames. Burial will be at 11 a.m.

Saturday at Oralabor Cemetery south of Ankeny. Mr. Anderson died Tuesday night at Mary Greeley Hospital in Ames of a stroke. He was a graduate of Drake University and Simpson College with a degree in music. On June 1, 1933, he was married to Guinevere Wagner in Des Moines.

He served in the Navy during World War II, attaining the rank of lieutenant commander. Before coming to Ames he taught school in Casey, Garner and Kanawha, and was an auto dealer for several years in Vinton. He served in ministerial assignments for the United Methodist Church for 13 years, including pastorship of the First Methodist Church in Madrid and as an associate pastor of the Collegiate United Methodist Church in Ames. He was chaplain for the Za-Ga-Zig Shrine Temple in Des Moines for 10 years. Prior to his retirement in 1977, Anderson was board president and executive director of Promise, a non-profit organization responsible for establishing medical clinics in Hong Kong and Yucatan, Mexico.

He directed the division of information and education for the State Health Department from 1969 to 1975. Visitation is from 3 to 9 p.m. today at Stevens Memorial Chapel in Ames, with the family receiving friends between 7 and 8:30 p.m. Survivors include his wife, Guinevere, and a sister, Katherine Melody of Denver, Colo. A memorial fund has been established for the Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital.

EDNA A. STOVER Edna A. Stover, 79, of Sunnyview Care Center, 410 N.W. Ash Drive in Ankeny, died of cancer Monday at the center. Graveside services will be at 1 p.m.

today at Resthaven Cemetery in Des Moines. There are no immediate survivors. Hamilton's Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. be at 1 D.m. Friday S-jiYat Hamilton's Jj Funeral Home.

Burial will be at J. Highland Memory Gardens. marriages: Jason A. Forst, 24, of Ankeny and Twyla J. Kelly, 20.

Des Moines. Bruce Davidson. 27. and Tonya J. Naples, 19.

both of Des Moines. Ronald M. Putney. 39. and Sharon J.

Scaglione. 33. both of Des Moines. Jerry W. Strable.

41. of St. Charles and Sadie E. Strable, 56. Des Moines.

Albert J. Aiello, legal, of Des Moines and Helen L. Brookhart, legal, Des Moines Dwight Miller, 32, of Des Moines and Rrenda Poison. 19. Des Moines Dean L.

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