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A A A Wright Newsome, 81, of Carlisle died of a heart ailment Thursday at Carlisle Care Center, where he had lived since 1991. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Peterson Funeral Home in Indianola, with burial at 100F Cemetery there. Mr. Newsome was born in Lucas County and had lived in the Derby and Indianola areas before moving to Carlisle.

He was a retired real estate agent and farmer and a member of First United Methodist Church of Indianola. Survivors include two daughters, Mary Helen Peterson of Carlisle and Becca Johnson of Dubuque; a sister, Margaret Crawford of Council Bluffs; and seven grandchildren. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will be present from 5 to' 7 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Carlisle Care Center.

Milton R. Montgomery, 72, of Marshalltown died of cancer there Wednesday. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Pursel-Davis Funeral Home in Marshalltown, with burial at Rose Hill Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Mr.

Montgomery was born in Green Island and had lived in Marshalltown 38 years. He was a retired foreman with R.D. Stewart a Navy veteran of World War II and a member of the Frank Lewis Glick of the American and the Central Iowa Referee Association. Survivors include his wife, Darlene; two daughters, Cathy Thompson of Marshalltown and Janie Montgomery of Camanche; a sister, Bety Jane Pickard of Melbourne; and four grandchildren. Friends may call after 1 p.m.

today at the funeral home, where the family will be present from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Iowa River Hospice. Newton H. Seela, 93, of Jeffer- son died of a heart ailment Tuesday at Jefferson Manor. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Slininger-Rossow Funeral Home in Jefferson, with burial at Jefferson Cemetery. Mr. Seela a was born in Crawford County, and had lived in the Jefferson area since 1939. He was the retired owner of Seela Hardware and Appliance and was a member of First United Methodist Church, Masonic Lodge and Za-Ga-Zig Shrine. Surviving are a daughter, Jane Sorenson of Jefferson; a brother, Carl of Gresham, five grandchildren; and Friends seven may great call after 9 a.m.

today at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Jefferson Bell Tower Foundation. DES MOINES DEATHS BOYVEY Doris, 91, of Plymouth Place, 4111 Ingersoll died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. DeJONG Scott, 9-year-old son of Paul DeJong of Bussey, died Thursday at lowa Methodist Medical Center. EDMONDSON Olive 91, of Allerton died Thursday at lowa Methodist Medical Center.

HOLLINGSWORTH Margaret 86, of Fountain West Health Center, 1501 Office Park Road, West Des Moines, died there Thursday. KINKENNON Leo, 78, of Eartham died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. KIRCH Robert, 45, of 3935 43rd St. died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. McVEY Susan Marie, 1-day-old daughter of Pamela and Rick McVey of Woodward, died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

MOSER Mildred, 93, of Valley View Village. 2571 Guthrie died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. NERVIG Oley, 88, of Calvin Manor, 4210 Hickman Road, died there Wednesday. PEART Leonard, 61, of Fort Dodge died Thursday at lowa Methodist Medical Center. UMBENHOWAR Kenneth 81, of Des Moines died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

IOWA DEATHS AKRON Cordeila Coyle, 89; Hugh Dowling, 80; Loda Mae Bean, 87. ALGONA Edward S. Arend, 79. AMES Rose Helen Bawden-Branscome, 95. AYRSHIRE Robert Emmet Gappa, 69.

BANCROFT Julia Heldorfer, 83. BONAPARTE Velda Warner, 74; Arthur Kreizinger, 89. BRUNSVILLE Wesley Albright, 73. CHARITON Benji Douglass, 21. CHARLES CITY John A.

Taves, 93: Lowell W. Boggess, 60; Beulah E. Thatcher, 86; Theodore Brummel, 61: Donna Peterson, 43. CLARION Phillip D. Thompson, 49.

CLARKSVILLE Louise Marie Borglum, 68; Clarence Benjamin Freerks, 76. CLEAR LAKE Alta B. Matzen, 94; Marvyl Gilruth Paulsen, 79; Gustav Brandt, 81; John Hollis Burke, 57. DONNELLSON Carl Kirchner, 87. EMMETSBURG George Henry Enderton, 81.

ESTHERVILLE Arthur Lyle Lauritsen, 79. FOREST CITY Patricia Welland-Helps, 51. GRANVILLE Albert Budden, 78. GREENE Lola Toebe, 47: Frank K. Katcher, 79; Lawrence L.

Kiehn, 77. HAMPTON Sebert Bohner, 80; Irae Oliver Furman. 83. HAWARDEN Norma Heuer, 74. IRETON -Ethel Van Oort.

97. JOICE Earl Wesley Gesme, 64. KENSETT Iona Jeanette Bilstad, 82. KEOKUK Dorothy Springer, 82; Laurel Strong, 96. LAKE PARK Henrietta Catherine Mahannah, 92; Sophia Meta Rusch, 87.

LATIMER Ralph Lloyd Corporon, 82. LEMARS Lloyd Ehrp, 75: Rascoe Baker, 71. MANLY Elton Benhardt Kobernusz, 77. MARBLE ROCK Reka Hillman, 77. MASON CITY Glenn E.

Tims. 83: John C. Pierce, 75; Luella Margaret Reckor Sartor, 85; Susan Maxine Axeen, 78. MEYER Edmund W. Ames, 80.

MILFORD Evelyn Elizabeth Teeter, 82. NORTHWOOD- Betsy Caroline Johnson, 97. OSAGE Melvin Lindley, Ethel Muller, 78. PLYMOUTH -Olive M. Chrhock, 98.

POCAHONTAS Bernard Shimon, 72; Larinda Hovey, 44. READLYN Happel, 84. REMSEN Marie Maass, 94; Lillian Heitmann, 91. RICEVILLE Clarence Conger. 92.

ROCKFORD Wallace Ginther, 85: Vera Achenbach, 85. ROCKWELL Mary E. Gauley, 66. ROYAL Harry Martin Nielsen, 75. SIOUX CITY Paul Schuett, 67; Paul Urban, 76: Rose Mousel, 92; Agnes Sitzmann, 85; Laura Feddersen, 95; Lois Stokes, 53.

SPENCER Myrtle Hagedorn, 95; Marcell Naber, 83: Doris Kintz Jones, 86; Minnie Grover, 84; Paul Hurd Bowers, 101; Harold George Reiter, 73: Leola Ann Reiter, 70. SPIRIT LAKE Dwight M. Morse, 81: Edward Henry Reiners, 68; Leona Frieda Hartman, 79; Lloyd Lee Kearney 64. ST. ANSGAR Samuel Miller, 87.

VENTURA Alitza Beohnke, 84. WATERLOO- Cecil H. Townsend. 73. WAVERLY Laouise Brandes, 90: Tillie W.

Lewis. 92; Ella Louise Pickard, 90. WHITTEMORE Joan E. Eller. 53.

ALMANAC OBITUARIES Goldie Woolman Potter, 90, of 4305 Hickman Road died of a respiratory ailment Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Brandt Funeral Home in Dallas Center, with burial at Brethren Cemetery there. Mrs. Potter was born in Dallas Center and had lived in Des Moines since 1950.

She was a retired sales clerk at Younkers and was a member of Immanuel United Methodist Church. Nieces and a nephew survive. Friends may call after 3 p.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will be present one hour prior to services Saturday. Perry William Diehl, 86, of Osce- ola died of intestinal and respiratory disorders Tuesday at Clarke County Hospital there.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Bernard Catholic Church in Osceola, of which he was a member. Burial will be at Maple Hill Cemetery there. Mr.

Diehl was born in Highland County, and had lived in Clarke County most of his life. He was a retired farmer and an antique collector and was a member of Knights of Columbus and the Clarke County Historical Society. Survivors include a son, Fred of Osceola; a daughter, Rita Dauw of Mankato, a sister, Eva Mae Webber of Des Moines; 11 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Friends may call after 8 a.m. today at Kale Funeral Home in Osceola, where a vigil service will be held at 7 p.m.

and a wake service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Clarke County Hospital Extended Care. Viola Bennett Buchan, 82, of Bishop Drumm Care Center, 5837 Winwood Drive, Johnston, died of a respiratory ailment Tuesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. The body was cremated and no services are planned. Buchan was born in Rockwell City and moved to Johnston months ago after 20 years in Florida.

She also formerly lived in Des Moines. She was a retired teacher and stenographer and was a member of Order of the Eastern Star. Among survivors are her husband, Robert of Boynton Beach, three stepdaughters, Phyllis Nelson of Lincoln, Virginia Hathaway of Kansas and Mary Morgan of Corpus Christi, Texas; two brothers, W.A. Gibson of Dexter and Merle Gibson of Boise, Idaho; and three stepgrandchildren. Dunn's Funeral Home handled arrangements.

MARRIAGES These people have applied for marriage licenses in Polk County. Martin B. Arndt, 28, Des Moines, and Ruth R. Kirkpatrick, 27, Des Moines. Duane E.

Sabin, 40, Des Moines, and Kathleen R. Funaro, 31, Des Moines. Steven D. Vonk, 38. Des Moines, and Lisa A.

Thielke, 26, Des Moines. James E. Case III, 20, Des Moines, and Tammie L. Lore, 18, Des Moines. Jason E.

Cooper, 27, Urbandale, and Jodi M. McClavy, 23, Clive. Dennis H. Henderson, 22, Des Moines, and Melissa S. Rufer, 19, West Des Moines.

Dan F. Hupp 31, Altoona, and Debra J. Kernes, 40, Altoona. Kenneth L. Smith, 44, Des Moines, and Rozella M.

Bartley, 38, Des Moines. Drew J. Gentsch, 25, Des Moines, and Dawn K. Lutz, 27, Des Moines. Michael S.

Clark, 28, Des Moines, and Michelle M. Abrahamson, 28, Des Moines. Stephen C. Bainter 45, Des Moines, and Crystal B. West, 42, Des Moines.

Stephen V. Van Der Sluis, 23, Des Moines, and Sarah J. Smith, 21. Des Moines. Ricky C.

Hayes, 42, Urbandale, and Karen S. Klemme, 31, Humboldt. James C. Carlock, 19, Des Moines, and Sarah E. Montgomery.

18, Des Moines. Jeffrey A. Carpenter, 23, Ankeny, and Kimberly A. Zinn, 24, Ankeny. John F.

Kline, 22, State College, and Melisande R. Wolf, 22, State College, Pa. Clayton K. Fields, 20, Des Moines, and Lisa C. Dowell.

20, Des Moines. William D. Hoyt, 31, Cambridge, and LeAnna R. Benjamin, 26, Cambridge. Stephen Andrews, 31, Des Moines, and Sherina L.

Brown, 25, Des Moines. Casey A. Hollister, 35, Norwalk, and Rhonda S. Tonne, 25. Norwalk.

Raymond L. Bening, 37, Des Moines, and Carrie E. Jones, 29, Des Moines. Get the newspaper that really delivers. JUST WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR The Des Moines Register Subscribe today! 284-8311 or 1-800-365-IOWA 34 THE DES MOINES REGISTER I FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1995 7 dies; ex-Register city editor By GENE RAFFENSPERGER REGISTER CORRESPONDENT John Zug, 81, an Iowa journalist whose career ranged from being a reporter on a weekly newspaper to city editor of The Des Moines Register, died of cancer Wednesday at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City.

Mr. Zug, a Des Moines native and graduate of Drake University, held the prestigious city editor's job 16 years. It was a time when The Register's circulation was at its peak, and as city editor, he directed the newspaper's entire news gathering operation in Iowa. He began his career with the Pocahontas Record-Democrat and followed with service with the Associated Press and United Press. He was Iowa-Nebraska manager of the International News Service and then for two years was news manager for the Iowa Daily Press Association.

In 1939 Mr. Zug became secretary to Iowa Gov. George Wilson, a job he held two years. He followed that with two more years as secretary when Wilson was elected a U.S. senator.

Mr. Zug joined The Register in 1944 and was a reporter on either The Register Des Moines Tribune until 1953, when he was named city editor. In 1969 he left The Register and became publisher of The Daily Iowan, the newspaper produced by students at the University of Iowa. He left that post after about a year and began to collaborate with his wife, Joan Liffring Zug, a photo-journalist. The two worked on public relations projects and books.

Together they ran Penfield Press in Iowa City. He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church in Iowa City, the Print Study Club of the University of Iowa Museum of Art and the school's President's Club. is survived by his wife; a son, Tom of Florida; two stepsons, Artie Heusinkveld of North Liberty and David Heusinkveld of Amana; two grandchildren and four step-grandchildren. His body was donated to the of I College of Medicine for medical research. Private services will be held later.

The family suggests that any memorial contributions be made to the Iowa Foil Printer Fund, care of the of I Foundation; Vesterheim, the Norwegian-American Museum in Decorah; or to the Museum of Amana History in Amana. Student sues Ames over sewer charge By THOMAS R. O'DONNELL OF THE REGISTER'S AMES BUREAU Ames, la. An Iowa State University graduate student is suing the city of Ames, saying a $1 monthly charge for storm sewers is a discriminatory and unconstitutional tax. Mark Latunski, a chemistry graduate student from Morrice, wants the Story County District Court lawsuit declared a class action on behalf of thousands of Ames residents.

He wants the court to throw out the fee and order the city to refund the more than $100,000 it's collected so far. "The people of the city, who have already built their own storm sewers, are being asked to build storm sewers for other people, and that's not legal," Latunski said. Also, he said, "apartment holders are going to be asked to pay an exorbitant amount compared to the big landowners in the city." But Ames City Attorney John Klaus said the fee is not "an illegal is more like a utility charge" similar tax. It is not a special assessment. to that for electricity or sanitary sewers.

The council chose the $1 monthly charge because of its simplicity, Klaus said. Every dwelling in the city has surfaces that are drained by the sewers, he said, and therefore benefit from the utility. The Ames City Council approved creation of a storm water drainage utility about a year ago and began collecting the fee in July. Each water account pays the fee. Any electrical account holder who doesn't also have a water account also must pay the fee.

The fees go to finance maintenance and construction of storm sewers. The storm sewer utility is a relatively new municipal function, said Tom Bredeweg, executive director of the League of Iowa Municipalities. There are four or five such utilities around the state and more cities are looking into establishing them. Other lawsuits have challenged storm sewer utilities in Iowa, Bredeweg said, and courts have consistently upheld the rights of cities to create them. Des Moines is in its first year of operating a storm sewer utility, said Floyd Bentz, an assistant city engineer.

The fee is based on impervious area the square footage of anything that impedes the flow of water, including parking lots and rooftops. Oley Byron Nervig, 88, of Calvin Manor, 4210 Hickman Road, died of a heart ailment there Wednesday. Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. John's Lutheran Church, of which he was a member.

Burial will be at Bethlehem Cemetery in Slater. Mr. Nervig was born in Slater and had lived in Des Moines most of his life. He was a retired butter maker with Mid America Dairymen and a member of Acanthus Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his wife, Gertrude; a son, Thomas of Nevada; two sisters, Agnes Rullestad of Huxley and Elnora Applegate of Woodward; three grandchildren; three step-: grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren.

Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m, today at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to the St. John's Foundation or Calvin Manor. Norman T. Petrie, 82, of Marshalltown died of a heart ailment Tuesday at Marshalltown Medical and Surgical Center.

Graveside services will be at 9 a.m. Saturday at Riverside Cemetery there. Mr. Petrie was born in LaRay. He was a retired equipment operator for Marshall County and an Army veteran of World War II.

He is survived by his wife, Lucille; three daughters, Marion Severe of Marshalltown, Phyllis Morrison of Louisville, and Cathy Veld of Curry, three sisters, Gretchen, McNaughton of Marshalltown, Clara Walker of Gilman and Mable Brennecke of Dunbar; a brother, Lawrence Petrie of Marshalltown; and 18 grandchildren. Arrangements are being handled by Pursel-Davis Funeral Home in Marshalltown. Willford "Bill" Fallein, 80, of Perry died of a heart ailment Tuesday at home. Services will be at 10 a.m. today at St.

Patrick's Catholic Church in Perry, of which he was a member. Burial will be at Violet Hills Cemetery. Mr. Fallein, a lifelong Perry resident, was a retired engineer with the Milwaukee Railroad and a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He is survived by his wife, Marion; a son, Michael of Cameron, a sister, Arlene Workman of Lakeshore, and three grandchildren.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Kidney Foundation of Iowa or the American Diabetes Association. Arrangements are being handled by Hastings Funeral Home in Perry. Allene Andrew, 76, of 3906 75th Urbandale, died of complications of diabetes Tuesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Slininger-Rossow Funeral Home in Jefferson, with burial at Jefferson Cemetery.

Miss Andrew was born in Jefferson and had lived in the Des Moines area since 1937. She was retired from Deere Co. Survivors include three sisters, Blythe Andrew and LaVerne Schroeder, both of Urbandale, and Carol Cart of Jackson, and a brother, M.G. Andrew of Ankeny. Friends may call from 9:30 a.m.

until service time Saturday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association. DIVORCES These people have been granted divorces in Polk County. Karen Joyce and Stephen Edward McCullough. Judy Boals and Richard Boals Jr.

Clifford and Ruth Ann Young. Tamala Joyce and Dennis Martin in Chaney. Barry Dewaine and Marla Jean Kelley. Deanna Lynn and Dennis Alan Acrea. Ronald and Kimberly Sieck.

Shelli L. and Glenn W. Nelson. DES MOINES BIRTHS IOWA METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER BENDER Jodi and Chad of Des Moines, a son, Tuesday. FRISTO Peggy and Lance of Windsor Heights, a son, Tuesday.

GUTIERREC Maria Conesa and Carlos Gutierrec of Ames, a son, Wednesday. HUEBERT Lisa and Rod of Clive, a son, Wednesday. IWERKS Stacey and Bryce of Des Moines, a son, Tuesday. KING Donna and Brian of Des Moines, a daughter, Wednesday. McCARL Lori and Terry of Pleasant Hill, a son, Wednesday.

WALLACE Tamara and Scott of Ankeny, a son, Wednesday. MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER AEILTS Melissa and Mark of West Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday. CHAPMAN Tina and Chris of Milo, a son, Wednesday. FLESCH Pamela and Todd of Urbandale, a daughter, Wednesday. HYDE Heidi and Terry of Grimes, a son, Thursday.

LOCKWOOD Marsha and Ronald of Perry, a daughter, Wednesday. MILLER Jill and Paul of Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday. OFFICER Mary and Kevin of West Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday. SCAGLIONE Lori and Victor, a daughter, Wednesday. WRIGHT Michelle of Atlantic, a daughter, Thursday.

Two-man play THE REGISTER'S IOWA NEWS SERVICE Dubuque, la. Actors Roscoe Lee Browne and Anthony Zerbe will perform "Behind the Broken Words," a play about 20th century poetry and prose, at 2 p.m. March 26 in St. Joseph's Auditorium at Loras College. The two-man play is part of the Loras College Arts and Lecture Series.

Tickets are $6 and can be purchased beginning March 13 at the Loras College Information Center. Naomi Shank, 87, of Story City died of a respiratory ailment Thursday at Bethany Manor there. The body has been donated to the University of Osteopathic Medicine and Health Sciences in Des Moines and memorial services will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday at St. John's by the Campus Episcopal Church in Ames.

Mrs. Shank was born in DuBois, and had lived in the Ames and Story City areas since 1943. She was a retired specialist in home management with the ISU Extension Service and a member of Episcopal Parish of Ames, American Home Economics Association, Electrical Women's Roundtable, American Housing Association, Iowa Farm Safety Council, National Home Laundry Association and the Iowa Rural Electrification Administration. A sister, Jane Cumming Planck of Sun City, and Washington, D.C., survives. Memorial contributions may be made to the ISU Foundation, "Excellence in Extension Fund" or St.

John's by the Campus Episcopal Church. Arrangements are being handled by Adams Funeral Home in Ames. Kenneth Eugene Toppenberg, 80, of Ames died Tuesday at Mary Greeley Medical Center of injuries he suffered in a pedestrian-bus accident. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Becker Funeral Home in Jewell, with burial at Evergreen Cemetery there.

Mr. Toppenberg was born in Hamilton County and had lived Des Moines before moving to Ames in 1992. He was a retired masonry worker and brick layer and an Army Veteran of World War II. A niece and a nephew survive. Friends may call after 9 a.m.

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Burial of the cremains will be at ISU Cemetervi in Ames. Mrs. Adams was born in Chicago and had lived in the Ames area since 1936. She was a homemaker and a member of the Faculty Women's Club, Order of the Knoll, Questers and Ames International Orchestra Association. Survivors include a daughter, Mary Platt of Park Ridge, two sons, Thomas Platt of Neshanic, N.J., and Donald Platt of Sioux Falls, S.D.; two sisters, Margaret Manuel of Friedricksburg, and I Mary Edgren of Marinette, two en brothers, William Hanck of Des Plaines, and John Hanck of Woodstock, eight grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

Memorial contributions may be made to Bethany Manor, Episcopal Parish of Ames, ISU Foundation or Alzheimer's Foundation of Story City. Arrangements are being handled by Adams Funeral Home. Mabel Amsden Flanders, 96, of 939 S.W. Titus Ave. died of a heart ailment Feb.

16 at home. A memorial graveside service has been scheduled for 11:30 a.m. March 18 at Resthaven Cemetery. In addition, the family will meet friends at the Evangelical Church of Christ from 1 to 4 p.m. DEATH NOTICES ASH Services for Robert B.

Ash of 3667 Grand Avenue will be 11:00 AM Saturday at St. Agustine's Catholic Church. Interment Glendale Cemetery. Friends may call after 3:00 PM and Vigil service 6:00 PM Friday at: Dunn's Funeral Home 2121 Grand Ave. 244-2121 BOYVEY Graveside services for Doris Boyvey of 4111 Ingersoll will be 1:30 PM Saturday at Glendale Cemetery.

Westover Funeral Home 6337 Hickman Rd. 276-4567 KIRCH For information for Robert J. Kirch services call: Caldwell Radditz 515-243-0555 LETZ Services for Clarence W. Letz of 4614 NW 86th Street will be 1:00 PM Friday at the funeral home. Interment Highland Memory Gardens.

Westover Funeral Home 6337 Hickman Rd. 276-4567 POTTER Services for Goldie Woolman Potter of 4305 Hickman Road will be 11:00 AM Saturday at the funeral home. Interment Brethren Cemetery, Dallas Center. Visitation 10-11 AM Saturday at: Brandt Funeral Home Woodward 438-2205 Scheduled Services AMILTON'S PINEDAL 6 AFTER LITE BEEZVICTA Hamilton's On Lyon Belle Mae Baker 3202 E. University 2:30 PM Friday at the funeral home Berwick Cemetery Richard Beals 4012 Easton Blvd 11:00 AM Friday at the funeral home Laurel Hill Cemetery Irvin "Curly" L.

Huse, Sr. 1803 E. 14th 1:00 PM Friday at the funeral home Laurel Hill Cemetery Oley Nervig 4210 Hickman Road 11:00 Saturday at St. John's Lutheran Church Bethlehem Cemetery Slater, IA Mildred Moser 2571 Guthrie Avenue Services pending Hamilton's, 243-5221 On Lyon 605 Lyon Southtown 285-3911 5400 SW 9th Hamilton's near Highland Memory Gardens 289-2442 121 NW 60th Avenue Altoona 967-4272 105 4th St. SW Mitchellville 967-4272 303 S.

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