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Sept. 6, 1978 Waterloo Courier call the Courier metro deaths Mrs. Tordis J. Wilcken i Eugene R. Higgins The Courier invites readers call la question on local issues to our electronic recording device for the "Call the Courier" column.

We'll take pertinent question! to public officials and publish their answers la future columns. Call any day from boob until midnight, 234-3566. This number lsot for Boraal business to the Courier, John Henry Loving Services for John Henry Loving. 73, of 2424 E. Fourth will be at 2 p.m.

Friday at Antioch Baptist Church. Mr. Loving died Saturday night at University Hospitals in Iowa City. Friends may call at the Chapel of Memories East from 4 to p.m. Thursday, and from I a.m.

until noon Friday, when the body will be moved to the church. He was born Jan. 12, 1905, in Chickasaw County, son of Sidney and Amy Loving. He married Eddie Bea Hines in Creston, Sept. 14, 1963.

He retired from the John Deere Waterloo Tractor Works after working there for 14 years. Survivors include his wife; two sons, Rev. John Henry Loving Jr. of Evanston, and Irwin T. of Atlanta, Ga a stepdaughter, Bemita L.

Sallis of 56 Lafayette two brothers, Andrew of Kansas City, and Roy of Toledo, Ohio; seven grandchildren and nine step-grandchildren. Mrs. Math Beelner Services for Mrs. Math Beelner, 77, of 1706 E. Washburn Road, will be at 11 a.m.

Friday at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Gilbertville with burial in the church cemetery. Rosaries will be 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and m. Thursday, and a Scripture service will be 7:30 p.m. Thursday, all at the Oppold Funeral Home, where friends may call after 5 p.m.

Wednesday. Mrs. Beelner died Monday night at home. Memorials will be accepted in her name, the us of which will be determined later by the family. Timothy Magnuson Services for Timothy Magnuson, six months old, 422 Logan are pending at Parrott Wood Funeral Home.

The baby was the son of Mike and Sharon Magnuson. Police said the child apparently strangled after becoming entangled in the crib's framework. A screw had come loose from one of the railings, according to police. An autopsy was being performed at Scnoitz Memorial Hospital to determine the exact cause of death. Police said there was no evidence of foul play.

I understand that one person running for the Cedar Falls school board is married to a teacher and another one running is a teacher. Is it legal for them to serve on the board? A One candidate, Mrs. Audrey Lowin, was formerly a substitute teacher in Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Incumbent board member Ervin Dennis teaches at the University of Northern Iowa. The wife of candidate Roger Elsberry is employed by the Area Education Agency-7.

School board members and their spouses are forbidden by law from being employees of that school district, and a board member may not be an agent of a textbook or school supply company that does business with that district. Anyone running for a school board position would, if elected, have to give up employment or business connections with that particular school district. Services for Eugene R. Higgins, 47. of 4715 Suburban Drive, will be at 1:30 a.m.

Friday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery with the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post performing military rites at the grave site. A Scripture service will be at I p.m. Thursday at the Oppold Funeral Home, where friends may call after 11 a.m. Thursday. Mr.

Higgins drowned In Silver Lake Saturday. Dr. Eugene Smith, deputy county medical examiner, ruled the drowning a suicide. He was born Dec. 17, 1930, in Independence, the son of Lawrence and Clara Stemper Higgins.

He married Mary Sted-ing July 10, 1959, in Waterloo. He served in the Navy during the Korean War. Survivors include his wife; two sons, Daniel, a student at the University of Northern Iowa, and Jeffrey at home; a daughter, Kelly at home; his mother, Mrs. Clara Higgins of Independence; a brother, Patrick of Glendora, and three sisters, Mrs. William Sherrets of Loveland, Tony Greco of Independence, and Mrs.

Ken Smith of Anchorage, Alaska. Mrs. Jessie S. Pike Memorial services for Mrs. Jessie S.

Pike, 93, of Americana Health Care Center, will be 11 a.m. Friday at Memorial Park Chapel, with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. She died early Tuesday at Americana Health Care Center. O'Keefe and Towne Funeral Home is in charge of Services for Mrs. Tordis J.

Wilcken. 83. of 401 Terrace Drive, will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday at St. Ansgar's Lutheran Church, with burial in the Garden of Memories.

She died at Scnoitz Memorial Hospital about 1:40 a.m. Tuesday. She was born June 25, 1895. in Oslo, Norway, daughter of Johann and Al bertha Schletlig Johansen. She married Carl F.

Wilcken July 10, 1918, in Minneapolis. The couple moved to Waterloo in 1932, owning and operating the Waterloo Box Crating Co. Survivors include a son, William W. of 150 W. Orange Road; a daughter, Mrs.

Charlotte V. Carter of Oes Moines: nine grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and a sister, Alette C. OostaJ of Deerfield Beach, Fla. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Chapel of Memories West, and at the church for an hour preceding services.

Lester D. Grundmeier Sr. Services for Lester D. Grundmeier 71, formerly of Waterloo and recently of Oelwein, will be Friday in Boulder, with burial in Green Mountain Cemetery, Boulder. He died Monday morning at Scholtz Memorial Hospital.

The body was sent from Kearas-Dykeman Chapel to the Howe Mortuary in Boulder. He was born March 1907, in Carroll, son of Herman and Hulda Wagner Grundmeier, and was married to Mary E. Wilson. He was involved in the plumbing and heating business in Waterloo, Independence, Oelwein, and Faribault, Minn. Survivors Include his wife; four sons, Judge overrules defense move to have evidence suppressed Mrs.

Zella Anderson CEDAR FALLS-Services for Mrs. Zella Anderson, 84, of the Western Home in Cedar Falls, who died Tuesday morning at Sartori Memorial Hospital, will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Western Home Chapel, with burial in Fairview Cemetery. She was born Oct. 1, 1893 in LaMotte, daughter of Edward and Rosalen Thompson, of Isley.

She married Rueben Anderson Jan. 8, 1915, in Cedar Falls. She is survived by a son, Iral, of Waverly; a brother, Carlton Isley of Whittier. two grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at Dahl-VanHove-Schoof Funeral Home until 11:30 Thursday morning, and from 1 p.m.

until service time at the chapel. The family suggests memorials to the First United Methodist Church. police of his right to remain silent and. statements he then made at the police1 station. As the trial resumed after the Roger Shook, now acting assistant chief of.

police, testified to discrepancies in Jones' stnry as Jones was being interrogated. Under cross-examination he denied' swearing at or threatening Jones. In overruling the defense motion, Judgp Engelkes ruled Jones' statements were, made voluntarily. ALSO UNDER way this week, is the Jury trial of Gregory Walker, accused of' third degree theft. Walker, 24.

of 2736 E. Fourth allegedly stole four tires June 6 from Waterloo Motor Supply, 304 W. Fifth St. A companion in the alleged theft 24-year-old William Lamar Belt ran, 119 John' St. is to be tried Tuesday on second degree tlieft charges.

A hearing Wednesday morning on a motion to suppress certain evidence in the robbery trial of Blair Edward Jones concluded with District Judge Carroll Engelkes overruling the defense motion. The hearing, at which the jury wasn't present, interrupted a trial that began Tuesday afternoon. Jones, 20, of 1711 E. Fourth is accused of first degree robbery, a charge stemming from the holdup May 19 of the Wareco Service Station, 1355 Lafayette St. He allegedly assisted a companion in the robbery and shared in the loot.

ALSO CHARGED with first degree robbery is John Raymond Manning Police say he took money from a service station attendant at gunpoint, with Jones driving the get away car. Manning, 21, of 410 Quincy is to stand trial Sept. 26. The hearing concerned Jones' waiver to John and Ed of Denver, Lester Jr. of Council Bluffs, and Arnold of New York City; a daughter, Mrs.

Colleen Velie of Boulder; a brother, Leo of Council Bluffs; two sisters, Hulda Grundmeier of Waterloo, and Alice Bingham of Scottsbluff, and six grandchildren. Portus E. Strickland Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Chapel of Memories West for Portus E. Strickland, 73, of 611Vb Sycamore St.

Mr. Strickland died at his home Tuesday. Group's claim about landlord will be probed The Iowa State Commerce Commission will investigate a complaint lodged against a Waterloo landlord that he is operating his own utility business. Lelah D. Swindler, acting executive secretary for the commission, said in a letter to Tenants Rights, Alliance for' Protection (TRAP) spokesman William Blair, that Iowa Public Service has been asked to file a response to the complaints by Sept.

22. Members of TRAP filed the complaint with Maurice Van Nostra nd, chairman of the commission, Aug. 30, contending that in some instances Robert O. Smith, doing busines as R.O.S. Rentals, was operating as a utility.

The complaint was filed after some of Smith's tenants complained about the way they were being billed for utilities, Blair said. Lawyer joins city practice NElowa deaths Henry Lobeck 'Quality' is Kammeyer's top goal Mrs. Kcrthryn Budwig CHARLES CITY-Services for Mrs Kathryn Budwig, 70, who died Monday afternoon at Floyd County Memorial Hospital, will be 11 a.m. Thursday at the Hage Funeral Home; burial in Riverside Cemetery; survived by her husband, Herbert; two sons, James of Colwell and Herbert of Cleveland, Ohio; three grandchildren; a brother, Harry J. Smith of Charles City.

The casket will not be open. Grant Layton Cumming of the taxpayers' hard earned dollars as. possible are used in the classroom for the students." Scholastic achievement standards: "Establish competency achievement guidelines for the Waterloo students' which will guarantee that each student has a good, basic education at high school graduation." He added parents should understand this might call for special classes, and "students will progress through the grades as quickly or slowly as' their achievement levels allow." Kammeyer is one of five candidates for-two vacancies on the board in Tuesday's school election. Philip Stoner STRAWBERRY POINT-Services for Philip Stoner, 62, who died at Delaware County Memorial Hospital in Manchester Monday, will be 1 p.m. Thursday at the Methodist Church here; burial in Edgewood Cemetery at Edgewood; survived by his father.

Earl of Strawberry Point; a brother, Clayton of Strawberry Point; a sister, Mrs. Kenneth Kramer of Strawberry Point. He was a World War II veteran. He worked for the Strawberry Point light plant Friends may call after 2 p.m. Wednesday at Roberson Funeral Home in Strawberry Point.

Joseph Schaufenbuel LAWLER Services for Joseph Schaufenbuel, 66, who died Monday as a result of injuries received in a farm accident, will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Mount Carmel Catholic Church In Lawler; CDA rosary at 4 p.m., Scripture service at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Larkin-Martin Funeral Home In Lawler; burial in the church cemetery; survivors include his wife, Alma; two sons, Kenneth of Lawler and Lloyd of Cedar Rapids; a daughter, Mrs. Robert Mitchell of "Quality education for all students of the Waterloo community" is the primary plank in William Kammeyer's campaign platform as he seeks a third term on the Waterloo Board of Education, his campaign committee announced Wednesday. Tom Lind, himself a former school board member, is chairman of the Committee for the Re-election of Bill Kam-meyer, and Stewart Davis and Wayne Oler are heading up publicity.

"A school board member must be active and dynamic to be effective and after careful study of the facts concerning the many situations and problems confronting the board, position must be taken and supported," the committee heads said. THEY ANNOUNCED Kammeyer's position on a variety of issues, including: School closings: "Keep the distance any student has to travel to a minimum, stabilize the path of schools students will take as they progress through the grades, and provide as diversified a curriculum within each school as possible." Financing: "Make sure that as many HA WKE YE Services for Grant Layton Cumming, 72, who died Tuesday at Palmer Memorial Hospital in West Union, will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at United Methodist Church in Hawkeye; burial will be in Hawkeye Cemetery. Mr. Cumming, a retired businessman, is survived by his wife Wilma of Hawkeye; a daughter, Mrs.

Stephen (Elizabeth) Covington of Hawkeye; a sister, Mrs. Olive Fedler of Sumner; two grandchildren. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Wednesday at Hawkeye Chapel. A military service will be held for the World War II veteran.

The funeral arrangements are being handled by Milnes Funeral Home in Hawkeye. Dairy Expo awards told MADISON, Wis: CNS The World' Dairy Expo, one of the nation's largest dairy shows, will be Oct 44 in Wis. The World Dairy Expo Men of the, Year are Ivan K. Strirkler of Iola, Kan and Truman F. Graf of Madison.

Wis Jocelyn Rhein of Brownsville, has been named 1978 National Dairy Woman. UlaiAsiA a''iWTWMi lnliHTiMimJ Bumsville, a sister, Mrs. Vic Kuennen of St. Lucas; friends may call at the funeral home chapel after 3 p.m. Wednesday.

Herman J. Jacobsen TAMA Services for Herman J. Jacobsen, 81, who died Tuesday in a Marshalltown hospital, will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday in St. Patrick's Catholic Church; burial In St.

Patrick's Cemetery with military honors- by the Tama American Legion Post; rosary at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel of the MINMOO JACCAAO KINO I aGcams Mrs. Ina Mann WEST UNION-Services for Mrs. Ina Mann, 87, a former resident, who died Tuesday at a nursing home in Chicago, are pending at Buraham and Wood Funeral Home in West Union. Survivors Include a son.

Ralph of West Union; three daughters, Mrs. Gordon Johanson of Chicago, Mrs. Dale Luckow of Dyersville, and Mrs. Burr Goodnow of Phoenix, Arts. READLYN-Services for Henry Lobeck.

91, who died Monday morning at the Shell Rock Care Center, will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at Zion Lutheran Church in Readlyn; burial in the church cemetery; he was a retired farmer; friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday and until noon Friday at Cleveland Funeral Home in Readlyn; survived by five sons, Ed of Waterloo, Hugo and Henry both of rural Waterloo, Carl of Tripoli, and Wilbert of Denver; four daughters. Mrs. Otto Buhr of Maynard, Mrs.

Lavern Ladage of Jesup, Mrs. Herman Buhr of Randalia, and Mrs. Mervin Seegers of 27 grandchildren; 42 greatgrandchildren; four great-greatgrandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Anna Fratzke of Maynard. Harry F.

Lynch NEW HAMPTON Services for Harry F. Lynch, 62, who died Tuesday at the New Hampton hospital after a long illness, will be 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Mary's Church; rosary society rosary at 4 p.m., CDA rosary at 4:30, of rosary at 7:30 and Scripture service at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Larkin-Martin Funeral Home; burial in the church cemetery; survivors include his wife, Elizabeth; two sons, John of Sterling, and Steven of Wichita, two daughters, Mrs.

Henry Howardson and Mrs. James Koenigsfeld; three brothers, Leo and Martin of Waucoma, and John of Milford; friends may call after 3 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home chapel. Mr. Lynch was owner and operator of Harry's Farm Supply in Lawler.

Mrs. Harold Kulaas DECORAH Memorial services for Mrs. Harold Kulaas, 77, a former resident, who died Aug. 29 in Wenatchee, will be Saturday at 11 a m. at the First Lutheran Church in Decorah; burial in the Lutheran Cemetery; survivors include three sons, Robert of Clearwater, Richard of Wenatchee, and David of Colorado; nine grandsons and a great-grandson; a brother, Harold Olson of North Bend, three sisters, Ida Cof-feen, Selma Olson and Clare Hanson, all of Decorah; Olson-Fjelstul Funeral Home in Decorah in charge of local arrangements.

Mrs. Brenda Hurley DECORAH Services for Mrs. Brenda Hurley, 33, of Neillsville, a former Decorah resident, who was killed in a tractor accident on her farm home Tues- -day. will be 1 p.m. Saturday at St.

John's Lutheran Church at Locust; burial in the Locust Cemetery; survivors include her husband, Bernard; two sons, Jon and Jason, both at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thingvold of Decorah; a sister, Mrs. Richard Schwade of Ridgeway; friends may call from 1 to I p.m. Friday at the Steine Funeral Home in Decorah and from noon to I p.m.

at the church Saturday. Penelope Tvrdik The law firm of Hinton Long, 751 Progress has announced that Penelope B. Tvrdik has Joined the firm as an associate. Mrs. Tvrdik graduated with high distinction from the University of Iowa College of Law on July 7.

While in law school, she was a research assistant to Allan Vestal, Carver Professor of Law. Prior to attending law school, Mrs. Tvrdik was employed as a counselor at Hawkeye Institute of Technology. Mrs. Tvrdik and her husband Robert, who is assistant principal at Holmes Junior High, Cedar Falls, are long-time residents of the area and reside with their daughter at 2610 McClain Drive, Cedar Falls.

Other members of the firm are Charles Hinton and Kjas T. Long. Joins Air Force NEW HAMPTON (CNS)-Kenneth A. Angell, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Angell of New Hampton, has enlisted in the Air Force delayed enlistment program. Mason-Hand Funeral Home; survived by Tama; three daughters. Rita K. and United Fellowship Lavonne T. Jacobsen, both of Tama, and Mrs.

Richard Ratcliff of Rock Creek Lake fO meet ThUTSdCiy near Kellogg; a sister, Mrs. Henry a 20G '0 Williard of Tama; and two brothers. OneweekbaV! CEDAR FALLS-Affiliate artist Sharon Daniels and Black Hawk County Supervisor Lynn Cutler will present the program at the United Fellowship meeting at United Church of Christ Thursday. Music will open the program at 10 a.m., followed by a talk by Mrs. Cutler entitled.

"Welfare and Exploding the Myths." A luncheon will follow the program. A nursery will be provided and mothers should furnish a sack lunch for their children. All interested persons may attend. Robert F. of Toledo and Carl M.

of Waterloo. He was a retired farmer and livestock trucker. Joe L. Mann ELDORA Services for Joe L. Mann, 89, who died Saturday at the Presbyterian Home in Ackley, were at 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday at the First Baptist Church in Eldora burial in the Eldora Cemetery; survivors include his wife, Flossy; three sons, John of Eldora, Robert of Swaledale, and Jesse of Ackley; a daughter, Mrs. Oliver Wright of Steamboat Rock; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren; a brother. Jack of Hinton, W. three sisters, Bess Campbell, Eva Walthall and Vella Comer, all of Hinton. PAPAL FIRST In 1969, Pope Paul VI became the first pontiff to visit Geneva since the 16th century.

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Franks of Manchester; daughter, Mrs. Vance Bissell of Greeley; tit grandchildren; a brother, William Bemrose of Sabula; five sisters. Mrs. Stella Danly of Mechanicsville, Mrs. Dean Powers of Manchester, Mrs.

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Wednesday at Chekal Funeral Home In Fort Atkinson; burial in Oak Hill Cemetery at Fort Atkinson; survivors include three sons, Leo of Denver, Melvin and Edward both of Decorah; a daughter. Janette Williams of Decorah; and eight grandchildren; two brothers, George of Omaha, and Earl of Florida; five sisters. Edna Thompson and Mrs. Dolores Bolls, both of Stockton, and Mrs. Lucille Inglethron.

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