Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 21

Area Obituaries Expect 1,500 tot Dinner THe Cify 'Journal, MonrJay, Sept. 7, 1964 C7 OMAHA Chairman John rnn nesota, the Democratic vice There are broken Hanley says about 1,500 per-! I. sons are expected to attend the Pdent.al nom.nee, is expect- homes in the U. S. headed by Nebraska Jefferson Jackson ed to be the speaker at the women and 1,321,000 headed by Day dinner in Omaha Sept.

18. 1 party's annual fund. raising men, the results of death and Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Min-' event. Tickets cost $25 each, i divorce.

3 Brcahins, Radio Tahen on Weekend Iowa Cattlemen Irked at European Thistle DES MOINES A type of Experts at Iowa State Univer-thistle which might be used in sity are studying the problem, making cloth or a pretty bou-but have not finished their re- at a Tyndall hospital, were held Aug. 31, at the Tyndall Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Hakl was born Dec. 10, 1884, in Czechoslovakia and came to America as an infant.

She was married to Adolph Hakl here on Sept. 26, 1905. He died in 1944. Survivors include four daughters, Mary, Lillian, and Mrs. Louis Maruska, all of Scotland, and Mrs.

John Simik of Tyndall; three sons, Rudolph and Joe of Tyndall and Edward of WILLIAM PAUL JAHN LEMARS, Iowa Special: Funeral services for William Paul Jahn, 77, LeMars resident who died Sunday at a Sioux City hospital aiier a long illness, will be at 2 p.m Wednesday at Grace Lutheran Church here. The Rev. Lowell Boettcher will officiate. Burial will be in Memorial the Onawa Cemetwy under direction of the Pearson Funeral Home. Mr.

Dunkin was born Jan. 16, 1895, at Decatur, 111. He married Iva Taggert Feb. 27, 1917, at Nevada, Mo. They farmed near Whiting from 1917 until 1961 when they retired and moved to Onawa.

He was a member of the Con quet is spreading into Iowa and I port COOK'S Ytl, PAINTS AJUj Detectives are investigating three break-ins and a larceny that occurred over the weekend. Elmer Wheeler reported that between 4 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. Sunday someone ripped siding boards off a storage shed at Wheeler Scrap Iron 1630 Third to gain entrance. Mr.

Wheeler said 60 used batteries, valued at SI each were taken. Liddy said he also has received a report of the plant in Van Buren County. It grew near a cemetery there, and Liddy said seeds apparently spread from floral decorations placed on graves. Burbank, a brother and five sisters; seven grandchildren and two Marshall County officials also I V- 0f Vf -4 VAu causing complaints from some cattlemen. The thistle is the teasel, a plant native to Europe but naturalized in some parts of the eastern United States Dried seed pods of one form, fuller's teasel, are mounted on drums in textile mills and used to raise the nap on fabric.

Either the wild or the fuller's teasel may be used for decoration, and there is speculation that this brought it into Iowa. Some Marshall County farmers have complained that farm animals won't eat or walk gregational Church at Whiting. Survivors include the widow; two brothers; Roy of Scio, and Ira of Santa Ana, and two sisters, Mrs. Etta Cav-ett of Santa Ana and Mrs. Flora Eddleman of Jerome, Idaho.

About S90 in money and a said they believed seeds were imported in floral decorations. "TTTTT LlLl purse was taken from the Edward Johnston residence at 510 OBITUARIES Liddy said' the teasel is not listed among the noxious weeds George St. between 5:30 p.m, in Iowa and there is no law Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday. Entrance was gained by cutting Many of these prices are wholesale! We must make room for new stocks coming in.

a screen on a bedroom window FRANK BELL Frank Bell, 75, 517 S. Cornelia died Sunday after a long illness. Mr. Bell was born Sept. 27, 1888, at Battle Creek, Iowa, and against its use by florists.

It is a common weed, he said, and any seed package containing more than 1.5 per cent of such weed seed cannot be sold legally in Iowa. Liddy, who ordered the survey letters mailed to county weed commissioners Friday, said he would decide what fur a -y 1 through the plants because of their sharp spines. They say the weed is hard to kill. Secretary of Agriculture L. B.

Liddy is asking weed commissioners in all counties to report whether the teasel has turned Cemetery under direction of the Luken Funeral Home. Mr. Jahn was born Oct. 21, 1886, on a farm in Plymouth County. He married Emma Behrens in 1909 at Hinton, Iowa.

Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. James King of Chicago, Mrs. Maurice Jensen of Sioux City, Mrs. Steve Mattas of Walnut, Iowa, and Mrs. Sidney Collomy of Kezar Falls, Maine; five sons, Fred of Au-relia, Iowa, Paul of La Monte, Howard of Mclntire, Iowa, Elmer of Alcester, S.D., and Raymond of Sioux City; a brother, Albert of Paullina, Iowa; 37 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren.

MRS. MARGARET SPAID LEMARS, Iowa Special: Funeral services for Mrs. Mar garet Spaid, 84, LeMars resident who died Sunday at a hospital here after a long illness, will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Luken Funeral Home.

The Rev. Milo Morris will officiate. Burial will be in Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. Spaid, the former Mar 4V4 4'4-ln.

Plastic Super Value WALL TILE GARY H. STICKLING ELLSWORTH, Minn. Special: Funeral services for Gary Herman Stickling, 22, who was killed in an automobile accident early Saturday on a country road west of here, will be at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday at the Jonge-waard Funeral Home, Rock Rapids, Iowa, and at 10:15 a.m. at the Apostolic Christian Church at Rock Rapids.

The Rev. Leo Moser, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Stickling was born April 17, 1942, at Peoria, 111.

He was graduated from the Ellsworth High School in 1960 and farmed near here. Survivors include the parents, ther steps to take after receiv- up, and whether there have ing their reports and conferring been any complaints about it. with other officials. at the rear of the home. A screen door at the rear of the Deluxe Bakery, 707 W.

Seventh was pulled open and a panel on the door forced between 9 p.m. Sunday and 3 a.m. Monday. Clyde Lucart reported the break-in to police and said nothing was taken. Books and papers from a filing cabinet in the bakery were strewn on the floor.

Don Jarcia of Omaha said someone took an $85 transistor radio from his pickup truck between 7 and 10 p.m. Sunday. The truck, parked in front of his relatives' home at 1822 S. Lakeport, was not locked. BIRTHS LBJ in Detroit for Traditional Labor Day Talk Easiest of All to Install! Fthr-litt came to Sioux City when 3 months old.

He married Mildred Lyons in 1938 at Omaha. Mr. Bell worked as a stationary engineer for the Sioux City Board of Education 23 years, retiring 11 years ago. He then worked at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital three years.

He was a member of Grace Methodist Church. Survivors include the widow; a son, George of Sioux City; two sisters, Mrs. tiara Horsley and Mrs. Pearl Pyzel, both of Sioux City, and two grandchildren. The body was taken to the Nelson-Berger Funeral Home in Morningside.

C. HENRY MURPHY C. Henry Murphy, 52, 5403 Morningside died Sunday at a hospital after a two-month illness. Mr. Murphy was born July 1, 1912, at Sergeant Bluff.

He farmed for many years before moving to Sioux City in 1950. He was a former president of the DETROIT UT President John Mr. and Mrs. Herman D'. Stickling; a sister, Kristie, and three son flew here today for a La R-V-Lit Styro Foim' ft wall "fcbo', i CEILING TILE bor Day speech in which he was expected to stress national unity, peace and prosperity rather than a plea for Demo brothers, Harold, Dale and Terry, all at home; the maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Silas Leuthold of Edelstein, 111., and the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stickling of Edelstein. Reg.

Low As 19c 12xl2-ln. cratic votes in November. While this stronghold of or ganized labor is the traditional campaign opener for Demo cratic presidential candidates, Johnson declined to character Graham Draws Large Crowds OMAHA Evangelist Billy Graham's Omaha crusade was expected to draw another large crowd to Ak-Sar-Ben Stadium Monday afternoon. Sunday's attendance was one of the largest crowds in the history of the stadium. The crowd overflowed the seats and was estimated variously at between 21,400 to more than 25,000.

The record attendance at the KING In Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 6, 1964, at St. Vincent Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L.

King, Bronson, Iowa, a son. MARKEY In Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 6, 1964, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert J. Markey, 3032 S. Cornelia a son. CLEMENS In Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 6, 1964, at Methodist Hospital, to Mr.

and Mrs. John Clemens, 20 16th a daughter. SHIRK-In Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 6, 1964, at Methodist Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

Everett L. Shirk, 2654 S. Cedar a daughter. KARPEN In Sioux City. Iowa, Sept.

7, 1964, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Karpen, Jefferson, S. a daughter.

WALDING It Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 7, 1964, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Walding, 4109 Adams a daughter.

Kntil VINYL-ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE ize his speech as other than a talk "to a group of working ttSSk. rr9x9-ln. I16-ln. ThickN l-Vinyl Econ-' Choose from i wide se- men who invited me to make an address to them on Labor Day." But however nonpolitical, yl-Surface MRS. ANNA BROMMER ELLSWORTH, Minn.

Special: Mrs. Anna Brommer, 99, former Ellsworth resident, died Wednesday at Oakland, where she had been living. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Jonge-waard Funeral Home at Rock Rapids, Iowa.

The Rev. Morris Kildal, pastor of the Methodist Church at Rock Rapids, will officiate. Burial will be in the Pioneer Valley Savings Bank at Sergeant Bluffy He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Survivors include a daughter, lection of colors and patterns. yfid garet Bauerly, was born April 27, 1880, in Plymouth County.

She was married to Melvin Spaid in 1920. He died in 1951. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. William Rees of LeMars; a granddaughter, and two great-granddaughters. ARTHUR PAYNE VERMILLION, S.

D. Special: Funeral services for Arthur Payne, 76, retired Spirit Mound Township farmer who died Saturday at a Yankton, S. hospital following a long illness, will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Elmore-Wagner Funeral Home, Vermillion.

The Rev. Thomas Butler will officiate. Burial will be in Bluff View Cemetery. Mr. Payne was born Aug.

5, 1888, in Clay County, S. D. Survivors are two sisters, Miss Jessie Payne and Miss Pearl Payne, both of Claremont, Calif. WILLIAM PETERSON Iowa Special: Funeral services for William A. 12-Ft.

Johnson took no chances of Republican criticism that he was campaigning at government expense. He arranged for the Reg. 14c 1q 1b I Per Til 89c Keg Mrs. Lynn Teichert of Salt Lake City; a son, Charles H. of Sioux City; three sisters, Mrs.

Havi- 69 IMP stadium, set during the racing season this year, is In his message, the Rev. Mr. Graham declared that the Bible has the answers to all of the land O'Hern and Mrs. Dean 100 VINYL-SURFACE FLOORING Democratic National Committee to pick up the tab for the cost of flying a jet Star to and from Detroit. He decided Sunday to use a 10-passenger jet Star instead of the big presi Clark, both of Sioux City, and Mrs.

Evelyn Lovell of Lake-wood, a brother, John of world's problems. He said that Choice of the answer is one that "even Stockton, Calif. The body was taken to the Larkin Funeral Home. Ebenezer Presbyterian Church Mrs. Brommer was born April 7, 1865, in Germany.

Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Archie Burch and Mrs. Ed Jeyeski, both of Oakland; a son, Fred Ratjes of Oakland; a sister, Mrs. Grace Klooster of Ellsworth; three grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren and two great-great Patterns SICK AND INJURED some of you Christians will smile at," a complete surrender of self to Christ's will. W'd' S.t6.

ftWlf Una dential jet. Ft. Ord Reports Two New Cases The number responding to the evangelist's appeal to make a decision for Christ was estimated at 1,000. Get the Best Floor Covering and Tile Values at Cook's! Glenn Gronemyer, 33, LeMars, Iowa, was dismissed Sunday from the Lutheran Hospital after suffering cuts and bruises Friday in a truck-train mishap near LeMars. Dismissed Sunday from the Methodist Hospital was Alvis W.

Dickson, 50, Des Moines, who suffered lacerations Friday when a car he was driving struck a manure spreader on U.S. 20 east of Moville. Robert Cramer, 10, 221 Sixth South Sioux City, was listed in "fairly good" condition and his nephew Allen Hankins, J. AL GEAREN J. Al Gearen, 69, Chicago, a former Sioux City resident, died Sunday at Chicago after a long illness.

Survivors include the widow Gervaise of Chicago; a son, Joseph of Chicago; a daughter, Mrs. Sharon Harris of Glenn El-lyn, three brothers, James, and Rt. Rev. Msgr. P.

P. Gear-en, both of Algona, Iowa, and William of Oak Park, four sisters, Mrs. Lucille McKenna of Sioux City, Mrs. Ruth Ryder of Omaha, and Mrs. Grace Holland and Miss Marie Gearen, both of Algona, and five grand of Meningitis FT.

ORD, Calif. Ill The army has reported two new cases of meningitis bringing the total at this base to 76 this year. Admitted to the base hospital Sunday were Pvt. Anthony U. Flores 19, of Pleasanton, and Wilbert Andrews, 3-year-old son of Spec.

5 Bert Andrews of Marina, Calif. grandchildren. MIKE BECK TYNDALL, S.D. Special: Funeral services for Mike Beck, 65, lifelong resident here who died Thursday, were held Saturday at St. Leo's Catholic Church.

Rev. Robert A. Simons officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr.

Beck was born here March 14, 1899. He married Ella Vellek at Tyndall on July 14, Gasoline Explodes; Damage Set at $120 An explosion of gasoline caused $120 damage Sunday evening in the basement of the Horace B. Dugan residence, 1406 Fair Ave. According to the Fire Department, the explosion occurred when an outboard motor was being cleaned. No injuries were reported.

Peterson, 75, Sheldon resident who died Saturday at his home after suffering a heart attack, were to be at 1 p.m. Monday at Vander Ploeg Funeral Home here. The Rev. J. Heber Miller was to officiate.

Burial was to be in East Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Peterson was born Feb. 28, 1889, at Clear Lake, Iowa. He was a railroad freight agent for 50 years before retiring.

His wife, Harriet, died June 8. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Joan Nimmerfrol of Minneapolis; a sister, Mrs. Lou Seis-seger of Cleak Lake, Iowa, and a brother, Harry of Mitchell, S. D.

Open Mon. til! 9 P.M. CI'5 PAD Ha 5th Pearl Sioux City Eleven soldiers and one in fant dependent have died since the outbreak last spring. Flores, a recruit who finished basic training Saturday, was 1925. He was manager of the Farm Bureau Co.

here for 18 years and had previously 9, same address, was in "good condition Sunday after they were struck by a car Friday in South Sioux City. given only a "50-50" chance to worked for the Milwaukee Railroad for 35 years. He was a member of the Tyn dall Fire Department and active in business and civic affairs survive. The youngster is expected to recover. The outbreak of meningitis has caused a controversy between army and state officials over whether the base should be closed temporarily.

here. Survivors include the widow, a son, Harry of Tyndall; a MRS. ELMER FRANK BONESTEEL, S.D.-Special: Funeral services for Mrs. Elmer Frank, 61, who died at a Burke, S.D., hospital Aug. 31, were held Thursday at the Zion Lutheran Church here.

Mrs. Frank was born June 24, children. Funeral services and burial will be Wednesday at Chicago. HARRY BORNHOLTZ Funeral services for Harry D. Bornholtz, 61, 719 38th a senior partner in the Sioux City Night Patrol, who died Friday, will be at 1 p.m.

Tuesday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The Rev. Richard Bullock of Calvary Episcopal Church will officiate. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery under direction of the Nelson-Berger North Side Funeral Home.

Pallbearers will be John A. Rispalje. Charles E. Reed, Frank O'Keefe, James O'Keefe, brother, Dr. Harold Beck of Clardeon, and a grand Count 12 4-H Acts Ready for Nebraska Share-lhe-Fun Test LINCOLN Ml Eleven counties will be represented in the 12th annual 4-H Share-the-Fun Contest at the Nebraska State Fair.

More than 100 4-H members will be participating in the 12 acts to be presented Tuesday evening in the open air daughter. Vital Statistics PAUL L. WYSUPH TYNDALL, S.D.-Special: Fu Now In Full Swing! 2 and 1 FMK S1LI W.1...P...H..III-.HI mim i. ihiumijj ij-JH neral services for Paul L. Wy- suph, 71, who died Aug.

30, here were held Wednesday at St. Loe's Catholic Church. Mr. Wysuph was born here O'BRIEN COUNTY Births To Mr. ond Mrs.

Charley Harms, Georop. a dauqhter, Scot. I. To Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Eadorf, Sanborn, a son, Auo. 29. To Mr. and Mrs. Jam Wolf, Sheldon, a dauohter, Auo.

26. To Mr. ond Mrs. Lm Lacour, Sanborn, a son, Seor. 1, To Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Miller, Mason Citv, a son, Auo. 31. To Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Williams, Mll-ford, a son, Aug. 31. Deaths Jennie Behrends, George. Mrs. John Nilchef, 60, Granville.

Russell Johnson, 51, Chi coco, formerly of Sonborn. Leonard Hoofe, 71, Austin, fornv erlv of Hortiev. Mr I mtiA AiiBinfrt Hnrmtn UMrtfclnn- Nebraska's four delegates to the 1964 National 4-H Conference 1903, at Springfield, Neb. She was married to Elmer Frank here on Sept. 12, 1923.

Survivors include the widower; a son, Wayne of Bonesteel; a daughter, Mrs. Max Neilan of Troy, the mother, Mrs. Mary Krambeck of Bonesteel; three sisters, Anna Marcum of Omaha, Mrs. Wilma Wiksten of Topeka, and Mrs. Marie Frost of Fremont, four brothers, Irvin of Bonesteel, Ernest of Longview, Theodore of Wichita, and Kenneth, of Inglewood, and eight grandchildren.

Robert L. Widner and Frank C. Banys. MRS. GERTRUDE ZEDIKER Mrs.

Gertrude M. Zediker, 64, 513 Bluff died in a Sioux City hospital Sunday morning. ton, former lv of Ochevedan. i Mrs. Arlle Asmussen, 42, Cteor Lake, I at Washington D.

Judy Trumble of Papillion, Sharee Schick of Curtis, Lauren Boeck-enhauer of Wayne, and Dennis Rickertsen of Lexington will be presiding at the contest. Acts will be presented by clubs from Chase, Hayes, Morrill, Phelps, York, Lancaster, Boone, Wayne, Merrick, Colfax and Keya Paha Counties. Dec. 24, 1892. He married Josie Kloucek on Feb.

29, 1916. She died in 1956. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs! Irene Palmer of Sioux City, Mrs. Genevieve Bambas of Tyndall, Mrs. Marjorie Hell-urg of Stockton, and Mrs.

Shirley Lazzareshi of Mercer Island, two sons, Raymond of Omaha and Leroy of Sunny-dale, Calif; three sisters, Mrs. Ellen Nider, Mrs. Annie Dvor-acke and Mrs. Viola Hatwan, all of Wagner, S.D., and nine grandchildren. 5.

tormeriy or Morns. Gwendolyn Miller, 16, Cleohorn. Kenneth Flvnn, 52, Tooeka, tormeriy of PauHlna. Mrs. Emli Mever, 5anborn Corners, formerly of Paullina.

Marriage Licenses Edward Carl Schierbolz and Janet Joyce Rons, both of Hortiev. Jerry K. Austin, Mason City, and Donna Jean Pooren, Sheldon. RAYMOND DUNKIN ONAWA, Iowa-Special: Funeral services for Raymond Dunkin, 69, Onawa, who died Saturday at a hospital here after a one-month illness, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Congregational Church at Whiting, Iowa.

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Adolph Hakl, 79, who died Aug. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Walter Funeral Home in Maple-ton, Iowa. The Rev. Byron Ayers, pastor of the Mapleton Methodist Church, will officiate.

Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery. Mrs. Zediker, nee Gertrude Bramble, was born Aug. 5, 1900, at Mapleton. She was married to Orville Zediker on Aug.

2, 1918, at El Paso, Tex. He died in December, 1958. She was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Sam Postema of Chicago; one son, Lou of Sioux City; two brothers, John and George Bramble, both of Sioux City and six grandchildren.

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