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PAGE B2 WATERLOOCEDAR FALLS COURIER TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1999 Obituaries Daily Record Daily Record Metro Deaths WATERLOO Dale C. Anthony 72. of I l(X) Evergreen died Sunday, April 1 1, at Covenant Medical Center alter a brief illness. He was born April 12, 1926, in Ludington. son of Chesley and Hattie Paasch Anthony.

He married Frances VanLengen. They were later divorced. Mr. Anthony was a former truck driver for air freight at Waterloo Municipal Airport. He served with the Merchant Marines in the South Pacific.

Survived by: two sons, Dale C. Jr. of Mason City and Jimmy D. of Clarks Grove, three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; and a sister, Arlene M. Kelsey of Ludington.

Preceded in death by: a brother, Loris; and a sister, Waneta Maleckas. Services: There will be no visitation or services. His jjjjj Dale Anthony had worked as a private duty nurse to several Chicago families. She also worked as a registered nurse at St. Francis Hospital for many years.

Survived by: a sister-in-law, Jean M. Carney of Florida. Preceded in death by: a brother, Joseph Doubek. Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today at Hagar-ty-Waychoff-Grarup Funeral Service on South Street, where there will be a 7 p.m. vigil service. Visitation also for an hour before services Wednesday at the church. Memorials: may be directed to the church.

CEDAR FALLS Dr. Randall R. Bebb, 86, of Cedar Falls, died Sunday, April 1 1, at the Sartori Memorial Hospital emergency room of a heart attack. He was bom Feb. 2, 1913, in Louisa County, son of Robert D.

and Agnes H. McKee Bebb. He married Helen C. Schulz Sanborn on Dec. 23, 1957, in Cedar Falls.

Dr. Bebb served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He retired as professor of teaching in 1 98 1 following 37 years at the University of Northern Iowa. He received a bachelor's degree in 1942 from the University of Northern Iowa, and both his master's and doctorate degrees from the University of Iowa.

He was past president of the Association of Teacher Educators, both national and state, was past president of the local chapter of Phi Delta Kappa and was past president of the Association of Childhood Education International, both local and state. Survived by: his wife; two sons, Mark R. Sanborn of Green Oaks, and Dennis E. Sanborn of Oelwein; five grandsons; and a brother, Aldon M. of PitLsburg, Kan.

Preceded in death by: two brothers, Austen and Forest; and a sister, F. Marie Williams. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday at United Church of Christ, with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call from 1 to 8 p.m.

today at Richardson Funeral Home, with family present from 4 to 6 p.m. Visitation also from 9 to 1 1 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home and for an hour before services at the church. Memorials: may be directed to the church, UNI Foundation or charity of donor's choice. body was cremated and inurnment will be later in Waterloo Cemetery.

Kearns, Huisman-Schumacher Chapel-downtown is in charge of arrangements. Memorials: may be directed to Salvation Army. WATERLOO George W. Moorhous III, 4 1 of Savoy, 111., formerly of Waterloo, died Saturday, April 1 0, at home of natural causes. He was born May 28, 1957, in Indianapolis, son of George W.

and Ruth J. Theis Moorhous Jr. He married Cathie Fox on June 1 5, 1 985, in Waterloo. Mr. Moorhous received a bachelor's degree from Purdue University, Lafayette, and a master's degree form Stritch College, Milwaukee, Wis.

He was a product engineer at Vesuvius Americas, Champaign, 111. Survived by: his wife; and two sons, Dan Rose of Chicago and Scan Rose of Savoy; his parents of Carmel, and two brothers, Greg M. of Arcadia, and Scott A. of Noblesville, Ind. Services: 1 1 a.m.

Wednesday at Savoy United Methodist Church, with burial at 1 1 a.m. Thursday in Carmel Cemetery, Carmel. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today at Morgan Memorial Home, Savoy. WATERLOO Rose M.

Marshall, 91, of Ridgeway Place, died Sunday, April 1 1 at Covenant Medical Center of natural causes. She was bom Jan. 17, 1908, in Chicago. Rose M. Doubek married Vincent Marshall on Feb.

10, 1934, in Chicago. He died Jan. 7, 1979. Mrs. Marshall received her nursing training at Mercy Hospital, Chicago, and Theft: Rhonda Spears or 2022 Kimball Ave.

reported Monday that $3,900 in cash was taken from her home between April 9 and Monday. Vandalism: Ruby G. Riley of 612 Maywood Ave. reported Monday $1,150 in damages to her home. Someone allegedly spray-painted black and gray paint on siding and pulled out two screen windows.

CEDAR FALLS Fire Alarms Monday 2:5 1 a.m., to Tremont Street and University Avenue, rescue response to a motor vehicle accident. 7:45 p.m., to 105 E. 21st burning complaint, tree and brush fire controlled. 1 1:27 p.m., to the 9000 block of Winslow Road, assisted Janesville Fire Department with barn fire, fire destroyed a pole bam, including equipment inside. Police Log Pamela Rose Shannon, 38, of 2008 Center was arrested Monday at APAC at Holiday Plaza on a warrant for second-degree fraudulent practices.

SHERIFF'S LOG Adriena Dorlyn Sawyers, 29, of 643 Kern was arrested Monday in the 1 100 block of Highway 63 on warrants for child endangerment, serious, and assault with intent to injure. No further information was available. Noel Edward Morris, 33, of 1 13 Oak Washburn, was arrested Monday on a warrant for first-degree theft. The charge stemmed from a civil action by a Waterloo bank. Morris allegedly defaulted on a loan he obtained and the bank proceeded to repossess a boaL two boat motors and a global positioning system.

The boat was recovered in January. BIRTHS Allen Hospital HOBSON, Robert and Kerri, of Ackley, boy (April 12). Covenant Medical Center KREMER, Thomas and Diane, of Cedar Falls, boy (April 12). ROONEY, Heather, and OSSMAN, Lucas, of Independence, girl (April 12). BROWN, Rory, and KEELEY-BROWN, Linda, of La Porte City, boy (April 12).

WATERLOO Fire Alarms Sunday 8:50 p.m., to 109 Summit extinguished illegal burning, advised of burning ordinance. 1 1 :50 p.m., to 403 Sycamore removed person stuck in elevator. Fire Alarms Monday 12:47 a.m., lo 1253 Ackermant medical response. 3:24 a.m., to Manson and Oneida streets, medical response. 1 1 a.m., to 1 300 block of Logan Avenue, rescue response to motor vehicle accident.

3:55 p.m., to Sergeant Road and University Avenue, rescue response to motor vehicle accident. 4:12 p.m., to East Third and Sycamore streets, special assistance for hydraulic fluid spill in street 5: 1 1 p.m., to Wallgate and University avenues, medical response. 5: 1 3 p.m., to 220 1 Mitchell Nellie Garvey School, notificr alarm, alarm malfunction. 5:54 p.m., to Wal-Mart, 1334 Flam-mang Drive, fire in bathroom, roll of paper towels burning, cause is still under investigation, extinguished. Police Angela Marie Sutton, 20, of 237 Mohawk was arrested Monday at Vinton Street and Independence Avenue for possession of crack cocaine and interference with official acts.

She allegedly was found with a container containing suspected crack and a cocaine rock in her mouth, which she reftised to spit out. Terry Wayne Mikkclsen, 43, of 404 Randall was arrested Monday at home for assaulL domestic abuse-serious. He allegedly assaulted Rhonda Smith. Randy Lee Marsh, 46, of 831 Sycamore was arrested Monday at 827 Sycamore St. for violation of a no contact order.

He was allegedly in contact ith Myra Lee Tweedt. Irvin Lamont Williams, 19, of 540 Dawson was arrested today at 1615 Bishop Ave. for sale and manufacture of crack cocaine, possession of marijuana and a drug stamp violation. During a traffic stop, he was alleged found with rocks of crack cocaine in his socks and shoes and a marijuana blunt. Robbery: Lola Montgomery reported today that an armed man entered her home at 717 Glenwood St.

and robbed her of $800 at gunpoint. NE Iowa Deaths MANCHESTER Madeline Schwandt, 97. formerly of Earlville, died Thursday, April 8, at Good Neighbor Home, Manchester, of natural causes; survivors include a daughter, Edith Winistorfer of Marion; three sons, Carl of Costa Mesa, Lynn of Waterloo and David of Earlville; 20 grandchildren, three stepgrandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren, seven stepgreat-grand-children and a great-great-grandchild; and a sister, Helen Work of Denver, she was preceded in death by her husband, Gustave, in 1984; and a son, Richard; services were Monday at Immanuel Lutheran Church, with burial in Fairview Cemetery, both in Earlville; Clifton Funeral Home, Earlville, was in charge of arrangements; memorials may be directed to the church or Ruth Suckow Memorial Library, Earlville; Mrs. Schwandt graduated from St. Luke's School of Nursing, Cedar Rapids, in 1922; she was a nurse at Delaware County Memorial Hospital for 25 years.

GENEVA Charles R. Schulz, 6 1 of Geneva, died Sunday, April 1 1 at North Iowa Mercy Health Center-East Campus, Mason City, of natural causes; survivors include his wife, Lois; two daughters, Susan Nolle of Geneva and Sheryl Dannen of Sheffield; four grandchildren; his mother. Myrtle Schulz of Hampton; and two brothers, Kenneth of Ankcny and Howard of Mason City; he was preceded in death by a sister, Shirley; services will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Geneva United Methodist Church, with burial in Lindcnwood Cemetery, rural Geneva; friends may call until 8 p.m. today at SieLsema-Vogel Funeral Home, Hampton; Mr.

Schulz worked for Franklin County as a truck driver for 20 years and was a member of the Geneva Volunteer Firemen for 20 years; he was past president of Hampton Dudes and Dolls Square Dancing Club and of the North Central Federation Square Dancing Club. CLARKSVILLE Beverly J. Dietrich, 66, of Clarksville, formerly of Waverly and Ionia, died Sunday, April 1 1 at Wavcrly Municipal Hospital from complications of cancer; survivors include her husband, Roger; three sisters, Mary Warrior of Shawnee Mission, Muriel Nasby of Tucson, and Betty Arns of Waverly; four brothers, Stanley Strotman of Mount Prospect, Jim Strotman of Waverly, Dale Strotman of Mountain View, Calif, and Bruce Strotman of Rockwell, Texas; she was preceded in death by two sisters, Margaret Beebe and Shirley Clatterbaugh; private family graveside services are 1:30 p.m. today at Harlington Cemetery, Waverly; Kaiser-Corson Funeral Home, Waverly, is in charge of arrangements; memorials may be directed to American Cancer Society; Mrs. Dietrich and her husband farmed near Ionia, retiring in 1994.

DECORAH Thomas P. Heid, 46, of Decorah, died Saturday, April 10, at Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital, Decorah, of natural causes; survivors include his parents, Paul and Sabina Heid of Decorah; and a brother. John of Mount Airy, services will be 1 1 a.m. Wednesday at St. Benedict Catholic Church, Decorah, with burial in the church cemetery; friends may call for an hour before services Wednesday at the church; Fjelstul Funeral Home, Decorah, is in charge of arrangements.

IONIA Alice C. Johnson, 77, of Ionia, died Sunday, April 1 1 at home of natural causes; survivors include her husband, Donald; two sons, the Rev. Dennis Johnson of LaCrosse, and David of Charles City; five grandchildren; and a brother, Troy Knapp of Charles City; services will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Charles City, with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, Nashua; friends may call until 9 p.m.

today at Hauser Funeral Home, Charles City, with family present from 5 to 7 p.m.; visitation also for an hour before services Wednesday at the church; memorials may be directed to Hospice of North Iowa, Charles City center. SUMNER Leslie H. Oakes, 90, of Sumner, died Sunday, April 1 1 at Oelwein Healthcare Center, Oelwein, after a lengthy illness; survivors include his wife, Florence; two sons, Ronald CluLs of Colorado Springs, and Bill Oakes of Oelwein; a daughter, Jane Swenka of Greeley; and nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; he was preceded in death by an infant grandson; services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Becker-Milnes Funeral Chapel, with burial in Union Mound Cemetery, both in Sumner; friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m Wednesday at the funeral home; Mr. Oakes was a farmer.

hawkeye Vernel Eugene Walvatne, 74, of Hawkeye, died Sunday, April 1 1, at Covenant Medical Center, Waterloo, of a stroke; survivors include his wife, June; seven sons, Daryl, Dennis, Dale, George, Jerald and Grant, all of Hawkeye, and Galen of Rowley; a daughter, Lois Foster of Atlanta, 15 grandchildren; two brothers, Harold of Waterloo and Norris of West Union; and five sisters, Arlene Peck of Strawberry Hazel, Lavanda and Marian Walvatne and Helen Smid, all of West Union; he was preceded in death by an infant brother, Adrian; and a sister, Gladys Wardell; services will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Gospel Hall Church, West Union, with burial in Windsor Cemetery, Hawkeye; friends may call until 9 p.m. today at Burnham-Wood Funeral Home, West Union; Mr. Walvatne farmed near Fayette and Elgin, and in 1961 moved to a farm near Hawkeye. of I grads win two Pulitzers Woolf's classic "Mrs.

Dalloway." Cunningham teaches creative writing at Columbia University. Strand, 65, was United States poet laureate in 1990-91 and now teaches at the Committee on Social Thought at the University of Chicago. He also has taught at Iowa Writers' Workshop, including a stint as Graham's teacher. The workshop hopes lo bring him back next year for the spring semester as a visiting faculty member. As the poetry prize winner, Strand was preceded most recently by Iowa graduates Charles Wright in 1998, Graham in 19 and Phillip Levine in 1995.

Alice Notley, also an Iowa graduate, was a finalist for the poetry award for her book, "Descent of Alette." IOWA CITY (AP) When the Pulitzer Prizes were announced, University of Iowa Writers' Workshop graduates got their share. Michael Cunningham, a 1980 graduate, won the fiction prize for his novel, "The Hours." Mark Strand, a 1962 graduate, won for "Blizzard of One," his ninth book of poems. He is the fourth Iowa graduate in the past five years to win the Pulitzer for poetry. The awards, announced Monday in New York City, bring to 26 the number of Pulitzers won by workshop faculty or students. "The Hours," Cunningham's third novel, is set in New York City and tells a complex story based on Virginia Death Notices Grocery store burglars take merchandise CEDAR FALLS A burglary early today left Decl's Super Value grocery store at Sixth and Main streets several thousand dollars short.

Police found a window on the west side of the building had been broken, allowing entry to the store by the bur glar or burglars. Several thousand dollars worth of cigarettes, meat and other items were taken. Police investigated the burglary about 5 am. Anyone with information about the burglary is asked to call the Cedar Falls police investigative unit at 273-8614. Sl Peter's Lutheran Church, Elma with burial in St.

Peter's Cemetery, Maple Leaf; visitation 3 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Conway Funeral Home, Elma (515) 393-2461 and for an hour before services Thursday at the church. GARWIN Erich Wiese, 78, of Gladbrook, formerly of Garwin, died Monday, April 1 2, at West Brook Acres Care Center, Gladbrook, after a lengthy illness; services pending with Overton Funeral Home, Garwin, (319) 478-2775; memorial fund has been established. HAZLETON Patricia Ann Moore, 65, of Hazleton, died Monday, April 12, at Methodist Hospital, Rochester, from kidney complications; services pending with Jamison-Schmitz Funeral Home, Oelwein, (319) 283-4922. Cedar Falls, died Tuesday, Jan.

26, at Ackley Presbyterian Village from complications of a stroke; church directed memorial services 1 :30 p.m. Saturday at First Christian Church, 266-5959; burial was in Greenwood Cemetery; there will be no visitation; memorials lo the family. WATERLOO Richard "Dick" A. Buckridge, 67. of Joplin, formerly of Waterloo, died Monday, April 12, at Meadows Care Center, Joplin, of natural causes; services pending with Parker's Mortuary, Joplin, (417) 623-4321 memorials to Association for the Blind or the Heart Association.

WATERLOO Donald L. Cobb, 84, of 931 Byron died Sunday, April 1 1, at Covenant Medical Center of natural causes; services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Locke Funeral Home, 233-6138, with burial in Garden of Memories; visitation 4 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home; memorials to the family. WAVERLY Marie O'Brien, 8 1 of Clear Lake, formerly of Waverly, died today, April 1 3, at Covenant Medical Center, Waterloo, from complications of a stroke; services pending with Kaiser-Corson Funeral Home, Waverly, 352-1187.

OELWEIN Frank W. Wilke, 90, of Oelwein, died Monday, April 12, at Mercy Hospital of Franciscan Sisters, Oelwein, after a brief illness; services pending with Jamison-Schmitz. Funeral Home, Oelwein, (319) 2834922. CHARLES CITY Marie C. Stevenson, 86, of Charles City, died Monday, April 1 2, at home of natural causes; services 1 :30 p.m.

Thursday at WATERLOO Louene E. Baker, 8 1 of 1 300 Byron died Monday, April 12, at Allen Hospital of natural causes; services 10:30 am. Thursday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, ith burial in Waterloo Cemetery; visitation 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Hagarty-Way-choff-Grarup Funeral Service on South Street, 234-6274, with a 4 p.m. rosary and a 7 p.m.

vigil service; visitation also for an hour before services Thursday at the church; memorials to the family. WATERLOO Diana J. Klep- per, 52, of Sioux City, formerly of Waterloo, died Monday, April 1 2, at Marion Health Care Center, Sioux City, after a lengthy illness; services pending with Chapel of Memories-West Family Funeral Care, 233-8437. cedar falls Hazel L. Engel, 92, of Ackley, formerly of Black Hawk Hearing Aid Center your excuse for not wearing hearing aids has virtually disappeared.

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