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Sioux City Journal, Thursday, July 18, 1974 James B. Johnson Jr. James B. "Jimmie" Johnson 72. 16 W.

Third was found dead Tuesday evening at his residence. He was born April 30, 1902 in Sioux City and attended Sioux City public schools. 1 He was employed by the city of Sioux City in the waterworks department for many years, retiring in 1967. Survivors include two brothers. Vern R.

Johnson of Sioux City and Clifford S. Johnson of Dallas, nieces and nephews. Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at the Nelson-Berger Northside Funeral Home. The Rev.

Donald J. Pearson of the First Covenant Church will officiate. Burial will be in Floyd Cemetery. a former Sioux City resident, will be Friday at the Hilgren-Feld Funeral Home in Anaheim. Calif.

Burial will be in California. Mrs. Kilburg died Saturday at Las Vegas. after a short illness. The former Letha Watts, she was born July 18, 1917, in Alcester.

S.D.. and came to Sioux City at the age of 2. She was graduated from Central High School in 1935, and was. married July 26; 1941. They lived in Sioux City until moving to California in 1955.

Survivors include the widower: a son. Patrick; one grandchild: a brother, Marion Watts of Atlanta, two sisters. Mrs. Douglas (Inez) Dalthorp of Yakima, and Mrs. Durwood (Viva) Hansen of Sioux City.

Mrs. Donald Kilburg Harry Werder Funeral services for Mrs. Harry Werder, 85, 4500 Donald Kilburg, 56, of Irvine, Lakeport Road, died Weather Report Temperatures National Weather Service Wednesday, July 17 8 a.m. 72 2 p.m. 99 9 a.m.

73 3 p.m. 101 10 a.m. 78 p.m. 102 11 a.m. 86 12 p.m.

101 Noon 89 6 p.m. 100 95 Low Wednesday 72 High Wednesday 102 Average 87 Normal average 76 Departure Plus 11 Daily degree days Zero Accumulated daily degree days for month Zero Sunrise, sunset, 8:59. Forecasts Sioux City and vicinity: Mostly fair and continued hot through Friday. High Thursday and Friday around 100. Low Thursday night low 70s.

Southerly wind 8 to 15 mph Thursday. Iowa: Fair through Friday, hot days and warm nights. Lows Thursday night 70-75. Highs Thursday and Friday from mid 90s east to 100-105 west. Nebraska: Heat wave continuing.

Clear to partly cloudy and fair west and fair east through Friday. Widely scattered late afternoon and evening thundershowers west. Lows Thursday night mid 60s to lower 70s west to mid and upper 70s east. Continued hot Thursday and Friday with highs 95 to 105. South Dakota: Partly cloudy Thursday and Thursday night with a few scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers.

Fair Friday. Lows Thursday night 60s north to 70s south. Highs Thursday and Friday 90s north to around 105 central. Minnesota: Fair to partly cloudy Thursday, becoming partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday, Slight chance of isolated thundershowers Friday. High Thursday mid 80s to around 100.

Lows Thursday night 54 to 72. Highs Friday 80 to 96. Obituaries Wednesday at the home of a son in Williamsport. where he had been visiting, after a long illness. Mr.

Werder was born March 16. 1889. in Iowa County and spent his early years in southeast Iowa before marrying Belle Marie Kephart July 5. 1917. at Williamsburg, Iowa.

He managed grain elevators at Bondurant and Kingsley, Iowa. before coming to Sioux City in 1940 to work as an engineer for Curtis Sash and Door Co. After retiring from that firm. he operted Harry's Radio and TV Shop here for a time and worked for six years as an engineer at the Holiday Inn. Mrs.

Werder died here in 1958. Mr. Werder was a member of the Engineers Club, the Eagles Lodge and the 39 Club. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Stanley (Lucille) Franklin of Sioux City: the son, Richard of Williamsport, seven grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren.

The body will be brought to the Larkin Morningside Funeral Home. Lewis A. Harris Lewis A. Harris, 64, Tucson, a former Sioux City Journal printer, died Tuesday of leukemia at Tucson. Mr.

Harris was born Feb. 27, 1910. in Iowa, He lived in Sioux City most of his life until 10 years ago when he moved to Tucson. A retired printer, he had been a typesetter for The Journal for 20 years. He was a veteran of World War II.

and in Sioux City belonged to the Elks Club. His wife, the former Amelia Catania. died Dec. 5, 1968, in Tucson. Survivors are a brother, Charles.

and a sister, Mrs. Daisy Petersen, both of Green Valley. Ariz. The body was sent Wednesday to the Larkin Northside Funeral Home. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Friday in the Larkin Northside Funeral Home by Lodge 122, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Burial will be in Logan Park Cemetery, .77 Clarence Evans A former Sioux Cityan, Clarence Evans, 62, of Salem. died July 10 in Spearfish, S.D.. while on a vacation trip. Services will be at 11:30 a.m.

today at Hillside Church in Rose Hill Cemetery in Whittier, Calif. Mr. Evans was born on Aug. 6. 1911 in Waukon, Iowa, and came to Sioux City with his family in 1912.

He lived here until moving to Glenwood, in 1940. He moved to Salem a year ago. He was married to Audrey Parker in 1934 at Smithland. Survivors include the widow; a son. Ronnie of Glenwood, and two brothers, Harold of Sioux City and Ralph of Dallas.

Ore. Chester Michael Services for Chester Michael, 79, 2206 Villa will be at 1 p.m. today at the NelsonBerger Northside Funeral Home. The Rev. H.

H. Schauland of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will officiate. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Frank Sweem, LeRoy Gray, Gregory Michael, William I.

McLarty and William J. McLarty, and Jack Cushman. Mr. Michael died Tuesday at a Sioux City hospital. Don Ringling brother and two sisters.

Services for Don Ringling, 26, Platte. S.D.. formerly of Sioux City. will be at 2 p.m. Friday the Christian Reformed Church at Platte.

Burial will be under direction of the Cool Funeral Home. Mr. Ringling was killed early Tuesday morning in a one-car accident near Avon, S.D. He was born July 15, 1958, in Platte. He was employed in Sioux City by Sioux City Motor Express until he went into the trucking business for himselt at Platte.

Mr. Ringling married Velta Steeg DeHahn. Survivors include the widow; a son. Scott: and two daughters, Kim and Amy, all at home: his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Ringling of Platte, and a brother and two sisters. Dissolutions Area Deaths April 26, 1938 at Sioux City. He was a retired farmer. Survivors include the widow; six sons, Ronald of Carroll, Robert and David, both of Sioux City, Leland of Chicago, and Keith and James, both of Granville; two daughters, Mrs.

L. William (Joyce) Kehe of Waverly and Mrs. George (Sheila) Henges of Wurzburg, Germany; 12 grandchildren; a brother, Andrew of Marcus, and two sisters, Mrs. David (Hazel) Westhusing of Marcus and Miss Grayce Ballard of Inglewood, Calif. Donald C.

Mailliard, 53, Randolph, July 16; services 10 a.m. July 19, St. Francis Catholic Church, Randolph: Johnson Funeral Home. Randolph. Mrs.

McKinley E. Hall, 75, former Norfolk, July 13, Sumner. services July 17. Prospect Hill Cemetery, Norfolk. Harvey Clausen, 77, Stanton, July 14; services July 17, Home for Funerals.

Norfolk. Arthur E. Schultz, 84, Elgin. July 14: services July 17. United Church of Christ.

Elgin. C. M. "Chet" Miller, 65, Mankato, formerly of Lawton. Iowa, July 14; services July 17.

First Presbyterian Church. Mankato. Fred B. Driver, 75, Ida Grove, Iowa, July 16; services 2 p.m. July 19, Christensen Funeral Home.

Ida Grove. Mrs. William Lauh, 84, Denison, lowa, July 16; funeral 10 a.m. July 19, Trinity Episcopal Church, Denison; Maxwell Funeral Home, Denison. Viola Augusta Mohr, 64, Danbury, Iowa, July 17; services July 19 United Methodist Church, Walter Funeral Home.

John W. Weiland, 88, Madison. July 15; services 10 a.m. July 18, St. Leonard's Catholic Church; burial church cemetery, Ressequie Funeral Home.

Leonard A. Nebelsick, 56, Sibley, lowa, July 16; services 10:30 a.m. 19, First Presbyterian Church, Sibley, Walten Funeral Home. Group on Tour FREMONT. Neb.

(AP) The 14-student pop-choral group. "'The Cliff Dwellers '74" left Midland College Monday for a 56-day-tour of U. S. Military bases in the South Pacific and the Far East. Births Skuya In Sioux City, Iowa, July 16, 1974, at St.

Joseph Mercy Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skuya, 3300 Virginia a son. Rose In Sioux City, Iowa, July 16, 1974, at St. Vincent Hospital, to Mr.

and Mrs. David Rose, 214 Rustin a son. Bosworth In Sioux City, Iowa, July 17, 1974, at St. Luke's Medical Center, to Mr. and Mrs.

William Bosworth, Moville, Iowa, a son. Pennel In -Sioux City, Iowa, July 17, 1974, at St. Luke's Medical Center, to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pennel, 1108 W.

23rd a daughter. Wood In Sioux City, Iowa, July 17, 1974, at St. Luke's Medical Center, to Mr. and Mrs. David Wood, 2130 Kennedy Drive, a son.

Hansen In Sioux City, Iowa, July 17, 1974, at St. Luke's Medical Center, to Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hansen 4535 Polk a daughter. Connie M.

Watt, 28, 4816 Royal Court, vs. C. Jeff Watt, 30, 1331 S. Maple marriage breakdown; married Dec. 30, 1966, Sioux City.

Mary Claire Weber, 37, Anthon, Iowa, vs. Glen William Weber, 47, Correctionville, Iowa; marriage breakdown; married Sept. 18, 1947, Anthon. Louis Rizzo Services for Louis Rizzo, 63, 1300 S. St.

Aubin will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. The I Rev. Msgr. Frank J.

Brady will officiate. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery under direction of the AndersonPerasso Funeral Home. Pallbearers will be Greg Brienzo, Oliver Ruhlow, Paul O'Conner, Robert Bertrand and Nick and Joe Stabile. The Rosary will be recited at 7 o'clock this evening at the funeral home. Mr.

Rizzo died Tuesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Des Moines. Mrs. C. Len Davis Mrs. C.

Len Davis, 81, 4036 Adams died Wednesday evening at a Sioux City nursing home after a long illness. Mrs. Davis, the former Alma M. Kuckku, was born June 23, 1893. at Wisner, Neb.

She was reared in the Wisner area and moved to Wakefield, in 1911. She came to Sioux City a year ago. Mrs. Davis was married Aug. 2.

1911. at Dakota City, Neb. Mr. Davis died in 1946 at Wakefield. Mrs.

Davis was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Wakefield. She was a Gold Star member and served as past president of the AntonBoekemper Post, American Legion Auxiliary, in Wakefield. Survivors include two daughters. Mrs. Lee (Imogene) Kuhns of Sioux City and Mrs.

Ellis (Frances) Peterson of Martinez. five grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. The body was taken to the Nelson- Berger Northside Funeral Home and will be taken today to the Bressler Funeral Home at Wakefield. Robert James Gessell Services for Robert James Gessell, 58, 401 W. Kings Highway, prominent Sioux City Realtor and civic leader who died Wednesday afternoon at his residence, will be at 10:30 a.m.

Friday at the HeatonWestcott Funeral Home. (See story on Page 1). The Rev. John P. Hantla of Goodwill Industries will officiate, assisted by the Rev.

Robert D. Butler of the First United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Logan Park Cemetery. Mr. Gessell was born Jan.

30, 1916, at Des Moines. He married Jayne Woolworth Jan. 25, 1937. Mr. Gessell served in the Air Force in World War II.

He was employed by several Sioux City real estate agencies before establishing his own firm here in 1953. Mr. Gessell was the only realtor in Sioux City to belong to the National Society of Industrial Realtors. He was a director of the Security National Bank and a member of the bank's executive committee. He was a member and past director of the Sioux City Chamber of Commerce and the Sioux City Country Club.

Mr. Gessell was a longtime member and past president of Goodwill Industries, one of his favorite charitable organizations. He also was a member of the Sioux City Board of Realtors; the First United Methodist Church; Landmark Lodge 103, Sioux City Consistory; Abu Bekr Shrine Temple, and the Sioux City Rotary Club. Survivors include the widow; a son, Robert Charles of Sioux City; a daughter, Miss Polly Jane Gessell of Dallas, and his stepmother, Mrs. Veva Gessell of Des Moines.

A memorial in the name of Mr. Gessell has been established for Goodwill Industries. District Court Cases Municipal Building Two Liquor. Charges Oliver Lee Fenceroy, 28, 1116 McDonald and Jones, arrested Swingin' Inn Taver, 414 W. Seventh charged with keeping alcoholic beverage in container other than original package or container and with selling or dispensing liquor or beer during prohibited hours of 2 a.m.

to 6 a.m. weekdays June 25, pleaded guilty; fined $100, including costs, or ordered to serve 10-day jail sentence. Assault and Battery Gary Parker, 118 W. Third charged with assault and battery on Roger L. Monk, Route 1, Sioux City, June 23; court took case under advisement.

Six Charges (Three Dismissals) Dennis Edward Schnabel, 21, 813 Main pleaded guilty to charges of reckless driving, driving while operator's license under suspension and speeding June 27; sentenced to serve 10 days in jail; additional charges of failure to yield right-of-way to emergency vehicle, failure to obey police officer and driving wrong way on one-way street same date dismissed by court on motion of city. Petit Larceny William C. Fouts, no age or address listed on court records, charged with petit larceny (money and credit cards belonging to Aleita Manson, Smithland, Iowa) Tuesday, pleaded guilty; fined $29, inincluding costs. Two Charges Donald E. Crippen, 18, 2313 Third South Sioux City, charged with drinking beer on public highway or street and with public intoxication Tuesday night, pleaded guilty; fined $21.50 on drinking conviction and given three-day suspended jail sentence on intoxication conviction.

Liquor Charge Gunner Claude Sewelson, 18, 901 St. Mary's charged with illegal possession of intoxicating liquor in city park (Hillcrest Park) Tuesday night, pleaded guilty; fined $25, including costs. Two Charges Jack E. Hetrick, 18, McCook Lake, Mrs. Dick Fedders HAWARDEN, Iowa Mrs.

Dick Fedders, 56, of Hawarden, died July 16 at a Sioux Center hospital after a long illness. Services will be at 10 a.m. July 18 at the Lebanon Christian Reformed Church, rural Sioux Center, with the Rev. John Kroon officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery under direction of the Memorial Funeral Home of Sioux Center.

Mrs. Fedders, the former Irene Bonnema, was born Dec. 28, 1917 at rural Hawarden. She was married on Jan. 12, 1938, at Hawarden and the couple lived in the Hawarden-Ireton vicini-.

ty. Survivors include the widower; sons, Marvin L. of Le Mars, Vernon D. of Sioux City, Merle E. of Pahrump, and Calvin L.

of Omaha; daughters, Mrs. Anthony (Esther) Louwerse of Bellingham, and Mrs. Darwin (Lorraine) Post of Sioux Center; 12 grandchildren; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bonnema of Hawarden; brothers, Melvin and Elmer, both of Hawarden, and Harold of Lakewood, and a sister, Mrs.

Clarence (Beulah) Statema of Hawarden. Bert Ballard GRANVILLE, Iowa Bert Ballard, 65, of Granville, died July 17 at his home after a brief illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. July 19 at St. Joseph Catholic Church with the Rev.

Edward Hoffmann officiating. Burial in the parish cemetery will be under the direction of the Fisch Funeral Home of Remsen. The Rosary will be recited at 5, 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. July 18 at Spalding Hall. Mr.

Ballard was born April 3, 1909 in Granville and had lived in the area all of his life. He married Charlotte Graff on Regional Library Trustees Meet at Storm Lake The regular monthly meeting of the Northwest Regional Library Board of Trustees will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Storm Lake, Miss Mary F. Harvey, Northwest Regional Library administrator, Sioux City, has announced. The public is invited to attend the meeting in the Storm Lake Public Library.

Mrs. Miriam Reibold of Carroll is chairman of the Northwest Regional Board of Trustees. Porno Charges Filed Against California Men Precipitation Precipitation Wednesday, Normal for July 17 .10 Total for July .31 Normal for month 1.97 Departure Minus 1.66 Total year to date 10.51 Normal year to date 15.33 Departure Minus 4.82 River Stages Sioux City, 20.4; Plus .6. Omaha, 8.9; No Change. National Temperatures Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston Charlotte Chicago 88 Cincinnati Cleveland Denver .02 Des Moines 101 Detroit Duluth .16 Fairbanks Fort Worth Green Bay 85 64 Indianapolis 87 63 Jacksonville 93 Juneau 56 47 .13 Kansas City 101 66 Las Vegas 76 Little Rock 73 Los Angeles 65 Louisville 84 62 Memphis 75 Miami 78 Milwaukee Minneapolis-St.

Paul .11 New Orleans New York Oklahoma City 95 76 Omaha 103 69 Philadelphia 85 Phoenix 106 Pittsburgh 82 Portland. Oregon 74 Portland. Maine 80 53 .02 Rapid City 70 .03 39 Richmond 63 St. Louis Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle .84 Spokane 78 .06 Tampa 92 78 Washington 89 65 Canadian Cities Edmonton 76 51 Montreal 76 52 Toronto 75 49 Winnipeg 89 58 .01 Temperatures and precipitation for the 24-hour period ended at 7 p.m. Wednesday: High Low Prec.

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Sikma said Wednesday that the indictments came after Northwest Iowa residents complained that they were receiving pornographic materials through the mail after they asked that their names be removed from mailing lists. No date has been set for arraignment on the charges. Jefferson, S.D., charged with drinking beer on public highway or street and with public intoxication Tuesday night, pleaded guilty; fined $34.50, including costs. Two Charges (Two Forfeitures) Dennis Dean Dewy 53, Sergeant Bluff, Iowa, charged with disorderly conduct and with public intoxication Friday evening; forfeited bonds of $65. Park Violation Charges Michael Eugene Backer, 19, 3910 Fourth Debra S.

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22. Trial Set Norma Udell, charged with forgery, pleaded innocent; trial set Sept. 17. Trial Set John Patrick LaPlante, charged with possession of controlled substance with intent to deliver, pleaded innocent; trial set Oct. 22.

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