J. Clive Chariton or or or or ARION PECKUMN Perry THE DES MOINES REGISTER I SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1999 7M: Theory on tiny comets debated By ANN McGLYNN REGISTER Iowa CITY BUREAU Iowa City, la. The battle over University of Iowa space physicist's small-comet theory is intensifying between of I scientists. of I astronomer Robert Mutel announced this week that his research failed to detect evidence supporting a 13-year-old theory that small comets composed of snow continually bombard Earth. of I professor Louis Frank, the originator of the small-comet theory, said Friday that Mutel is wrong.
Frank was angered by the University of Iowa's news release on Mutel's findings. Steve Parrott, interim director of university relations, said the university stood behind the news release. "It's our job to publish faculty research," Parrott said. "We covered Robert Mutel just as we have Louis Frank." Frank said he paid for Mutel's work from his own budget. Frank said he will present a paper in a couple of weeks from the same data showing the existence of the small comets made of snow.
"There is nothing civil about it at all," Frank said of his relationship with Mutel. He and Mutel were at the annual American Geophysical Union conTerence in San Francisco this week. Mutel could not be reached for comment. In the University of Iowa news release, Mutel said he was glad be able to contribute data to the liscussion and said the debate over he small-comet theory will likely continue for many years to come. The small-comet theory, develped by Frank and of I research scientist John Sigwarth 13 years ago, rays that thousands of snow comets veighing 20 to 40 tons bombard the Carth's atmosphere every day.
Frank and his colleagues built: a pecial camera to take pictures of he northern lights, including the irst images of the complete ring of he northern lights from above the lorth Pole. Some of the images contained. nexplained dark spots. Frank and igwarth concluded the dark spots presented clouds of water vapor eing released high above Earth's tmosphere by the disintegration of mall comets composed mostly of now. They said the comets would have dded about 1 inch of water to the Tarth's oceans every 20,000 years.
Frank says their small size 20- 0-30-feet in diameter makes bservation difficult. teens admit rilling couple rom Ottumwa Frank His idea SOCIATED PRESS Waco, Texas. Two teen-agers auld face life sentences in federal ison after pleading guilty to the urders of an Iowa couple. Christopher Michael Lewis, 15, id Terry Terrell Brown, 17, each eaded guilty Thursday to two punts of second-degree murder, inishable by life in prison, said deral prosecutor Mark Frazier. The pleadings came after a federal dge ruled the two juveniles could prosecuted as adults for the June carjacking and slaying of the counear Fort Hood in Central Texas.
Stacie Lynn Bagley, 28, of Ottumwas found murdered with her Isband, Todd Alan Bagley, 26, in trunk of their car. The couple aS in Central Texas visiting latives Two other teen-agers have been arged in the case. Christopher dre Vialva and Brandon Bernard, th 19, are charged with federal nspiracy to commit murder and jacking resulting in death. Vialva also is charged with two unts of first-degree murder. Vials trial date has been set for Jan.
Frazier said. Prosecutors want to ek the death penalty against both. Authorities said Vialva and one of younger boys spotted the Bagat a convenience store and ked them for a ride. Once they got in the car, Vialva lled a gun and directed them to a note area," FBI Special Agent niel W. Chadwick testified at a he hearing.
They forced the couple into the nk of the car. Vialva allegedly shot couple, and the four set the car to destroy evidence, Chadwick THEODORE SHAW Des Moines Theodore W. Shaw, 68, of the 2800 block of Aurora Avenue died of pneumonia Thursday at lowa Lutheran Hospital. The body was cremated, and memorial services will 11 a.m. today St.
Stephen be, Lutheran Church, of which he was a member. Mr. Shaw was born in Bondurant and had lived in Rock Port, South Dakota, Lincoln, Wichita, Orlando, Littleton, Keokuk, Ithaca, N.Y., Evansville, Indianapolis and Davenport before moving to Des Moines in 1978. He had worked for the lowa Department of Human Resources and Department of Natural Resources before retiring. He was a Navy veteran of the Korean War and a member of Bondurant American Legion.
Surviving are his wife, Norma; a daughter, Shelly Perington of Chaska, a son, Vincent of Champaign, Columbia, his father, a brother, Charles Errett of Wichita; a sister, Dorothy Harrison of Columbia, and two grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Bondurant American Legion or his church's Sunday school. Westover Funeral Home is handling arrangements. MARILYN GRANDSTAFF Reasnor Marilyn Marie Grandstaff, 63, of Reasnor died of a heart ailment Wednesday at lowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. The body was cremated, and memorial serwill be at 11 a.m.
Monday at Norwoodville Baptist Church Des Moines. Mrs. Grandstaff was born in lowa had lived in Newton before to Reasnor 22 years ago. She was a homemaker. Surviving are five sons, Jim Smith and Donny, both of lowa City, Kevin of Marshalltown, Mark Smith of Whitehall, and Mike Smith of Des Moines; four daughters, Kathy Lister and Barb Slater, both of Des Moines, Sandy Malone of Sheffield, and Heidi Shultz of Louisville, her mother, Inez Finley; two brothers, Kris Casper of Denver, and Leslie Finley of Stockton, four sisters, Susan Bergfeld of Reasnor, Shirley Jackson and Pam Milder, both of lowa City, and Pat Springer of Denver; 22 grandchildren; and two great Memorial contributions may be made to Reasnor Volunteer Fire Department.
Hamilton's Funeral Home in Des Moines is handling arrangements. ROBERT REECE Branson, Mo. Robert Reece, 55, of Hollister, died of a heart ailment Wednesday at St. John's Regional Health Center in Springfield, Mo. Services will be at 10 a.m.
Monday at Greenlawn Funeral Home in Branson, Mo. Burial will be at a later date. Mr. Reece was born in lowa Falls and had lived in Des Moines several a years until moving to Missouri six years ago. He a teacher in Reeds Springs, Moras Surviving are his wife, Glenda; two daughters, Kristine Marion of Omaha and Stacy Dilday of Branson; a son, Robert of Socorro, N.M.; two brothers, Bill of Garner and Richard of Columbus, Ohio; a sister, Sue Getzlaff of Omaha; and four grandchildren.
Friends may call from 6 until 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Robert Reece Scholarship Fund. ALMA PELZ Blairsburg Alma a J. Pelz, 87, of Blairsburg died of a heart ailment Thursday Southfield Care Center in Webster, City.
Memorial services will p.m. Sunday at Congregational United Church of Christ in Blairsburg, of which she was a member. Mrs. Pelz was born in Mount Vernon, and had lived in Blairsburg many years. She was a homemaker and a member of Rebekah Lodge, Thimble Club and her church's Peace Circle.
She also was a 4-H leader. Surviving are her husband, Robert; three sons, Robert and Jack, both of Webster City, and Richard of DeSota, two daughters, Patricia Pelz of Loveland, and Sheryl fa*gervik of Blairsburg; two sisters, Lathela Madsen Webster City and Helen Gembler of 23 grandchilfive great-great-grandchildren. dren; 33 great grandchildren; and Suris Funeral Home in Wikkiams is handling arrangements. HELEN BURROUGHS Ames Helen Stevenson Burroughs, 88, of Ames died of a respiratory ailment Thursday at Green Hills Healthcare Center. Services will be at 1 p.m.
Tuesday at St. John's by the Campus Episcopal Church, of which she was a member. Burial will be at lowa State University Cemetery in Ames. Mrs. Burroughs was born in Orion, and had lived in Reynoldsburg, Ohio, and Wooster, Ohio, before moving to Ames in 1950.
She was a homemaker and a member of Faculty Women's Club, National Cyclone Club Order of St. Helena. Surviving are a daughter, Phyllis Heffron of Ames; a son, Charles of Iowa City; a brother, Robert Louis Stevenson of Orion; a sister, Phyllis Vermeersch of Yorba Linda, Calif; and three grandchildren. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at Adams Funeral Home in Ames.
Memorial contributions may be made to her church. FORMER RESIDENT Here is information about the death of a former central lowa resident who moved from the area more than 20 years ago: Viola Weishons, 79, of Columbia Heights, died of cancer there Wednesday. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Runnells Christian Church. Mrs.
Welshons was born in Oskaloosa and had lived in Runnells before moving to Minnesota in 1960. She was mayor of Runnells from 1950 to 1960. Methven Taylor Funeral Home in Columbia Heights is handling arrangements. EDITH ANDERSON Madrid Edith B. Anderson, 87, of Madrid died of Alzheimer's disease Friday at lowa a Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at und Kirkpatrick Funeral Home in Madrid, with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery there. Mrs. Anderson had lived in Madrid 52 years. was a homemaker and a member of St.
John's Lutheran Church and Ruth Circle. Surviving are her husband, Owen; a son, John McIntosh of Polk City; two daughters, Jo Elaine DeHart of Bea verton, and Belcher of Des Moines; 11 grandchildren; and four great Friends may call from 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, where the family will be present from 5 to 7 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Central lowa. DOROTHY CARRICK Scranton Dorothy Pearl Carrick, 96, of Scranton died of cancer Thursday a at Greene County Medical Center in Jefferson, where she had lived the past four years.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at United Methodist Church in Scranton, with burial at Highland Township Cemetery in Bayard. Mrs. Carrick was born in Guthrie Center and had lived near Bayard and Kendrick before moving to Scranton in 1962. She was a homemaker, a farmer and a member of Friends Church in Kendrick Township and Wednesday Club.
Surviving are a son, Darwin of Phoenix; two daughters, Darlene Miller of Churdan and Donna Rae Lauritsen of Webster City; 16 grandchildren; 32 great and three step Friends great great call from 12:30 p.m. until the time of services today at the church. Dahn and Woodhouse Funeral Home in Scranton is handling arrangements. CORAL WHITE Madrid Coral A. White, 95, of Madrid died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Madrid Home.
Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. today at Peoria United Methodist Church near Maxwell, of which she was a member. Private burial will be held at a later date at Peoria Cemetery. Mrs. White was born in Collins and had lived in Maxwell most of her life before moving to Madrid.
She was a homemaker and a member of United Methodist Women. Maxwell Surviving and are Joseph two sons, lowa Jerry City; of three daughters, Mary Viers of Cherokee Village, Dana Shaeffer of Maxwell and Ona Siporin of Logan, Utah; 12 grandchildren; and six great The family will receive friends foloowing services at the church. Bacon Funeral Home in Maxwell is handling arrangements. GEORGE LEVERTON Steamboat Rock George Leverton, 59, of Steamboat Rock died of cancer Wednesday at home. Services will be at 11 a.m.
today at Dakins Community Center in Zearing, with burial at Hazel Green Cemetery in Ackley. Mr. Leverton was born in Eldora and had lived in the Steamboat Rock area many years. He was a mechanic with the lowa Department of Transporation in lowa Falls and a member of National Rifle Association, lowa Long Rifle Association, American Single Shot Association, lowa Black Powder Federation, Smokey Ridge Muzzle Loaders and Pine Ridge Rifle Club. Surviving are a son, George of San Diego; his mother, Margaret Leverton of Ackley; and a brother, David of Steamboat Rock.
Fredregill Funeral Home in Zearing is handling arrangements. EDITH PRALL Albia Edith M. Prall, 84, of Albia died of a heart ailment Friday at Oakwood Nursing and Rehabilitation there. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Gilbert Nordstrom Funeral Home North Chapel in Albia, with burial a at Oakview Cemetery.
Mrs. Prall was born in Albia and had lived there most of her life. She was a homemaker and had worked for Chamberlain Manufacturing before retiring. Surviving are two daughters, June Vernon of Indianola and Barbara Ann Reeves of Ottumwa; grandchildren; five great grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Friends may call after noon Sunday at the funeral home, where the family will be present from 6 to 8 p.m.
Memorial Contributions may be made to Oakwood Resident's Council. MARRIAGES Bruce Alan Maness, 28, and Diane Margaret Reeves, 36, both of Des Moines. Nick Kenneth Barning, 18, and Mary Amanda Craig, 16, both of Des Moines. Donald Ray Grace, 37, and Joyce Ann Troy Covington, Jon Anthony, 27, of Des Moines 41, both of Des Moines. and Melissa Linn Ashby, 26, of Altoona.
Jonathan Blaine Dixon, 23, and Lisa Ann Wagoner, Michael Lee Nigro, 25, of 23, both of Ankeny. Urbandale and Danielle Marie Talarico, 29, of Des Moines. Ronald Eugene Ferguson, 51, of Titusville, and Lizabeth Dorothy Uglum, 47, of West Des Moines. Ernesto Gonzales Martinez, 36, and Aieda Marie Zuniga, 32, both of Des Moines. Benjamin William Bauer, 22, of Cedar Falls and Christy Michelle Lumpkin, 20, of Des Moines.
Cris Allen Christenson, 29, and Theresa Ann Feldmann, 31, both of West Des Moines. The following people applied for marriage licenses at the Polk County recorder's office: DIVORCES Brenda and Justus Locke, Kristin S. and Thomas McClure. Paul A. and Karen L.
Karazija. Diana L. and Daniel D. Glade. Theresa and Layton Love.
Donna J. and David R. See. These people have been granted divorces in Polk County: JAMES KAUER Baxter Moines before moving to Baxter six months ago. He was a cook with Prairie Meadows.
Surviving are his parents, Vern and Charlotte Kauer of Des Moines; and a brother, Steven of Des Moines. His companion was Peggy Gucket of Baxter. The family will receive friends from 5 to 7. p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be made to March of Dimes. Gardens Funeral Mr. Kauer was and had lived ANNA HOL Pella James A. Kauer, 36, of Baxter died of a ailment Wednesday at Skiff Medical Center in Newton. The body will be cremated, and services will be at 2 p.m.
Monday at Hamilton's Near Highland Memory Home. born in Salina, in Altoona Des Anna Hol, 83, of Pella died of cancer Wednesday at Pella Regional Health Center, where she had lived six months. Services will be at 1 p.m. today at Trinity Reformed Church in Pella, of which she a member. Burial will be at Oakwood Cemetery there.
Mrs. Hol was born in Floris and had lived in Pella 40 years. She was a farmer and had worked for Pella Overall Factory before retiring. Surviving Shamsafe three daughters, Marilyn of Prairie City, Van Kampen of Pella and Joan Everly of Cedar Falls; two sons, Delbert and Kenneth, both of Omaha; two sisters, Katie Vander Horst of Oskaloosa and Magolena Fuerst of Grinnell; three brothers, Walter Slycord of Oskaloosa, Peter Slycord of Pella and Andy Slycord of Newton; 13 grandchildren; two step grandchildren; 14 stepgreat children; and four great great Her companion was Logan Vanderzi of Pella. Memorial contributions may be made to the Hospice of Pella.
Garden Chapel Funeral Home in Pella is handing arrangements. CLARE TAYLOR Indianola Clare Taylor, 88, of Indianola died of emphysema Thursday at Mercy Medical Center in Des Moines. Services will be at 11 a.m. today at Overton Funeral Home in Indianola, with burial at 100F Cemetery there. A previous obituary incorrectly listed the day of services.
DES MOINES BIRTHS DES MOINES GENERAL HOSPITAL. Jill and Doug of Newton, a son, Thursday. Quynh of Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday. TURNER Darlene and David of Des Moines, a son, Wednesday. IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL CAIN Marcia Cain and Chris Carpenter of Des Moines, a Wednesday.
COMER Gina Keifer and Brian Comer of Randolph, a son, Thursday. KITCHEN Carol and Rex of Johnston, a son, Thursday. NEEDHAM Pamela and Richard of Des Moines, a son, Thursday. OWENS Felicia Patton and Otha Owens Jr. of West Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday.
WIHLM Johanna and Jason of Indianola, Thursday. IOWA' METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER HILL Denise and Jeremy of Altoona, a son, Thursday. VAN DE VOORT Connie and Verlan of Pella, a daughter, Thursday. WRIGHT Ann and Doug of Norwalk, a son, Thursday. MERCY MEDICAL BACKSTROM Christy of Runnells, a son, Friday.
BIERMAN Kimberly Toonsley and Mark Bierman of Des Moines, a son, Friday. DAVIS Kristine and Chad of Perry, a son, Friday. HARVEY Jennifer and Chris of Runnells a daughter, Thursday. HOLLAND Peggy Wart and Jon Holland of Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday. KELLERHALS Amanda Mosqueda and Ryan Kellerhals of Urbandale, a son, Thursday.
KLEEMEIER Shaun and Kevin of West Des Moines, a daughter, Wednesday. PALM Vickie and Chris of Monroe, a daughter, Thursday. POTTER Kristy and Jason of West Des Moines, a son, Thursday. SLUSINSKI Jacqueline and Peter of West Des Moines, a son, Thursday. STEWART Danene and Jack of Steward, a daughter, Friday.
WRIGHT Rabecca and Donald of Des Moines, a son, Thursday. DES MOINES DEATHS ANDERSON Edith 87, of Madrid died Friday at lowa Lutheran Hospital. DILL Eunice, 78, of Fountain West Health Care Center in West Des Moines died Thursday at Mercy Medical Center. FIORI Nella, 80, of the 3700 block of Sixth Avenue died Thursday at Mercy Medical Center. GRANDSTAFF Marilyn Marie, 63, of Reasnor died Wednesday at lowa Methodist Medical Center.
OTTO Bennie, 81, of Manning died Wednesday at Mercy Medical Center. SCOTT Paul Edward, 71, of the 100 block of East 14th Court died Wednesday at Veterans Medical Center. SHAW Theodore 68, of the 2800 block of Aurora Avenue died Thursday at lowa Lutheran Hospital. SORENSON Dorcas, 78, of Norwalk died Thursday at Mercy Medical Center. Arion Veronica Peckumn, 88, of Perry died of cancer Thursday at Lutheran Home.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Perry, of which she was a member. Burial will be at Highland Township Cemtery in Bayard. Mrs.
Peckumn was born in Carroll County and lived in the Bayard and Coon Rapids areas before moving to Perry in 1980. She was homemaker and had owned and operated Bayard Cafe before retiring. She was a member of Regina Guild and Catholic Daughters of America. Surviving are three daughters, Charlotte Van Cleave of Perry, Nancy Jessen of Guthrie Center and Sally Caraher of Las Vegas; three sisters, Frances Kline of Tucson, Alyce Cain of Lake Panorama and Janet Bots of San Diego; five grandchildren; and five great great-grandchildren. Friends may from 1 to 5 p.m.
today at Hastings Funeral Home in Perry. Visitation will continue after 10 a.m. Sunday at the funeral home, where a vigil service will be held at 6 p.m. The family will be present following the service. Memorial contributions may be made to St.
Patrick School. DOROTHY JENSEN Webster City Dorothy Jensen, 78, of Webster City died of cancer Wednesday at Hamilton Hospital there. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Bethesda Lutheran Church in Jewell, of which she was a member. Burial will be at South Saint Petri Cemetery near Gilbert.
Mrs. Jensen was born near Story City and had lived in Boone and Stanhope before moving to Webster City in 1987. She worked for National Animal Disease Laboratory in Ames before retiring and was a member of First State Bank Prestige Club in Webster City, Bethesda Lutheran Church Women and Webster City Women's Club. Surviving are her husband, Mervin; two daughters, Karen Twit of Des Moines and Barbara Gingery of Ankeny; three sons, Lawrence Eckley Hayward, Michael Eckley Fort Dodge and Stanley Eckley of Lincoln, a stepson, Archie Jensen of Rochelle, two sisters, Agnes Williams of Council Bluffs and Helen Davidson of Russellville, 16 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to the Jane Young House in Webster City.
Becker Funeral Home in Jewell is handling arrangements. IOWA DEATHS APLINGTON Brian Kneppe, 36. AREDALE Vesta Evelyn "Peggy" Raber, 93. BOONE Patricia Anderson, 59; Clarence Forster, 89; Gladys Hellstrom, 86; Gary Thompson, 62. BOXHOLM Irene Eissler, 68.
CEDAR FALLS Bernice M. McCoy, 87; Drusilla B. Hetherton, 80; Mary I. Messerly, 87; A.J. Harrison, 67; the Rev.
John W. Stark, 74; Janice M. Cawelti, 82; Terry L. Truax, 45; the Rev. 1 Leonard E.
Deaver, 83; Carl I. Loomis, 58; Pauline A. Herbert, 82; Donald J. Moothart, 75; Mahmood Yousefi, 60. CHEROKEE Brian M.
Carlson, 39; Luella Ducommun, 90; Dorothea Mae McManus, 85. CLARKSVILLE Walda S. Rutledge, 92. CLEGHORN Alvina Johnston, 90. CLINTON Alvin H.
Hamstra, 86; Rosalia C. Roling, 96; Frank E. Danielsen, 88; Bertha A. Rockrohr, 101; Ben G. Hariston, 72.
DELMAR Matthew Sams, 38. DE WITT Donald E. Welsh, 77. DONNELLSON Anna Smith, 92. DUMONT Ann Stockdale, 87.
ELK RUN HEIGHTS Lois D. O'Hara, 66. EVANSDALE Evelyn P. Barnes, 66; Samantha J. Kirchoff, infant.
FORT MADISON Charles Kane, 55; Peggy Ayers, 48. GILBERTVILLE Mark Bernard, 81. GRAND MOUND Richard G. Chaon, 77. LINN GROVE Ruth Huntress, 77.
LYNNVILLE "Dick" Briggs, 79. MINGO Daryl R. Boyer, 42. MONTICELLO Irene Bayne, 82; Clarence Rhatigan, 91. MONTROSE Noreta Cecil, 63.
NEWELL Bette Crawford, 83. NEWTON Alvie L. Baxter, 80; Russell L. Thompson, 95; Anita E. Bansemer, 89; Raymond Weaver, 71; Ruth M.
Braley, 86; Carol L. Ressler, 89; Shie E. Smith, 43; Goldie Ruby, 93. OLIN H. Dean Henderson, 77; Clifton D.
McGuire, 41. PARKERSBURG Thomas Morris, 43; June Meinders, 88. PRAIRIE CITY Jessie VanZee, 92. RUTHVEN Elmo William Langfeidt, 78. SHELL ROCK Alice Lursen, 82.
SPENCER Flossie Fields, 96; Martha Lowe, 94; Opal Lillian Zieman, 84. SUTHERLAND Stella Belvia Willey, 91. WAHPETON David W. Cuttell, 82. WASHTA Ernestine E.
TeVault, 89. WATERLOO Evelyn C. Humpal, 89; Dorothy A. Kennison, 79: Joseph C. Turley, 70; David H.
Robbins, 50; Harold L. Robbins, 72; Merl Jacobsen, 85; Oma Ferguson, 82; Russell Sapp, 92; Jesse R. Brown, 55; Zella Martin, 91; Clyde S. Jones, 80; Estelle Weitze, 91; Carol A. Hedeman, 45; Clarence F.
Kiewiet, 77; Florence W. Ruebush, 94; Harold L. Robbins, 79; Irene R. Cole, 79; Robert E. Langholz, 77: Hazel E.
Yarrington, 91; Pauline L. Hoch, 83; Gladys B. Fedrizzi, 88; Harold G. Allen, 84; Glenn L. Phillips, 62; Betty J.
Conrow, 73; Mary N. Pfaltzgraff, 73; Olive L. Ford, 94; Althea Swan, 77: Johnnye M. Paynter, 55; Margaret A. Kuriger, 88; Luella M.
Hackett, 82; Cyril P. Crawford, 92; Katherine J. Wilkins, 89; Mary M. Allender, 93. WELLMAN Lydia L.
Scalf, 83. WEST BRANCH Lowell V. Horn, 94. WYOMING George M. Eganhouse, 78; Raymond C.
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Mr. Scott was born in Sioux City and had lived in Des Moines many! years. He was a draftsman with the city of Des Moines, a Navy veteran and a member of Sierra Club. Surviving are his wife, Rita; a daughter, Teri Harvey; two sons, Grant and Edwin, both of Des Moines; five sisters, Loretta Kearney of St. Cloud, Ruth Miller of Des Moines, Lovice Munson and CarolScott, both of Sioux City, and Volkert of West Point, two 5 brothers, Albert of Roswell, N.M., and Charles of Canada.
Friends may call from 12:30 to 2 p.m. Monday at the funeral home; Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. KATHLEEN GRABENBAUER Marshalltown Kathleen F. Grabenbauer, 83, of Marshalltown died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Marshalltown Medical and Surgical Center. Services be at 10:30 a.m.
today at St. Henry's Catholic Church, of which she was a member. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery in Marshalltown. Mrs. Grabenbauer was born in Haverhill and had lived in Marshall town all her life.
She was homemaker. Surviving are a son, Dennis of Marshalltown; of a daughter, Kathy Grabenbauer Cedar Falls; a sister, Sally Lowing of Marshalltown; two grand children; and two great Pursel Davis Funeral Home and Crematory in Marshalltown is handing arrangements. ADVERTIsem*nT DEATH NOTICES ILES FUNERAL HOMES Locally Owned and Operated Westover 6337 Hickman, 276-4567 Theodore W. Shaw 11:00 AM Saturday at St. Stephen Lutheran Church Mildred Mote 10:30 AM Monday at Masonic Mausoleum Chapel Grandview Park 3211 Hubbell Ave.
265-1652 Phillip Louis Formaro 11:00 AM Saturday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Sundberg-Kirkpatrick 202 S. Market, Madrid 795-3283 Edith Anderson 1:00 PM Monday Family Greeting PM Sunday Eva Marie Anderson Services will be 1:00 PM Saturday at the Funeral Chapel Leona See Services Pending McLaren's Funeral Chapel 801 19th St. WDM 515-225-7225 KOCH -Graveside Services for Creva Koch will be 11:00 AM Saturday at Chapel Hill Gardens Merle Hay at Chapel Hill 4400 Merle Hay Road (515) 278-4633 BROOKS Funeral Care Mrs. Estelle 'Pat' Shineflew 11:00 AM Monday at West Des Moines Prayer of Faith Church of God in Christ Visitation 5-8 PM Sunday at the Funeral Home Mrs.
Dorcas Sorensen 1:00 PM Monday at St. Mark Lutheran Church Visitation 6-8 PM Sunday at the Church Mr. Marvin Spitzer Call for information When life changes. we're there caring. TAMILTON PIER APTER UTE www.hamiltonsfuneralhome.com Hamilton's On 605 Lyon St Edna A.
Stone 11:00 AM Saturday at the Funeral Home Harold M. Shover 1:00 PM Saturday at the Funeral Home Veronica L. Glenn Memorial Service 10:00 AM Monday at St. Ambrose Paul E. Scott 2:30 PM Monday at the Funeral Home Jennetta Conn 11:00 AM Tuesday at the Funeral Home Jason Lee Soloman 2:30 PM Tuesday af the Funeral Home Teamo Munoz Micki Jo Messer Marilyn M.
Grandstaff Hamilton's near Highland Memory Gardens 121 NW 60th Ave. 289-2442 Harold Lundgren 12:00 PM Saturday at the Funeral Home Nella M. Flori 10:00 AM Monday at Visitation Catholic Church Ruby E. Howk 12:00 PM Monday at the Funeral Home James A. Kaver 2:00 Monday at the Funeral Home Helen Hahn 10:00 AM Tuesday at the Funeral Home HIGHLAND PARK FUNERAL HOME 3500 6th Avenue For service information 515-288-6551.
