OMAHA WORLD-HERALD Thursday, September 23, 1993 The Record MARRIAGE LICENSES DOUGLAS COUNTY I Douglas A. Salerno, 13201 L.itlian 23, and Yuko Hazama, 300 S. 16th 30. Robert F. Povondra, 1705 Madison 46, and Dorothy A.
Shimonek, 2231 S. 148th 46. I Steven K. Snodgrass, 6646 Western 30, and Gail J. Bondesson, 6646 Western 32.
a Matthew M. Nyren, 15310 Wycliffe Drive, 23, and Michelle C. Kay, 1802 N. 60th 23, L. Bokowski, 3434 N.
105th Plaza, 22, and Valerie J. Heskett, 1313 Marbee Drive, 22. Richard K. Guinn, 9405 Camden 33, and Sabine E.A. Guinn, 9405 Camden 27.
Timothy T. Brotzki, 8402 S. 50th 23, and a Michelle L. Tolle, 8402 S. 50th 25.
I John F. Larkin, Newport, 49, and Sherri L. Biork, 4814 Douglas 35. L. id Johnson, 2423 Parker 33, and Lisa A.
Ammons, 4012 Spencer 26. I Francisco Serrano, 5639 Oak 19, and Amy M. Koricic, 5639 Oak 19. Roy B. Pruett 1116 Ave.
Council Bluffs, 60, and Esther M. Farris, 502 24th Council Bluffs, 45. DIVORCE ACTIONS DOUGLAS COUNTY Asked Patricia A. Mecham vs. Joseph W.
Judy K. Schwisow vs. John A. Dina Henke vs. Philip S.
I Ray E. Nelson vs. Shawn M. Rosemarie A. Van Norman vs.
Danny L. K. Cimino vs. Randall J. I Mary E.
Micklonis vs. Anton J. Larry W. Mutum Jr. vs.
Rhonda L. Lisa A. Mader vs. Gerald M. Michael C.
Barna vs. Sara A. Janet L. Manderochio vs. Anthony E.
Dizonno vs. Anthony. BIRTHS DOUGLAS COUNTY Ham, Randal and Jeri, Gretna, son. Hames, Rodney and Lisa, 6805 A Plaza, son. Glenn and Michelle, 4826 Poppleton son.
I Harms. Matthew and Julie, 7410 Valley Road, LaVista, son. I Harper, Donald and Laurie. 13406 Redwood daughter. I Head, Michael and Kathryn Hodges, 706 N.
58th daughter. Hecker, Treg and Jennifer, 2444 Third Council Bluffs, daughter. David and Kristie Hanson Hedges, Valley, daughter. Herman, Charles and Cheryl, 4729 S. 81st Raiston, doughter.
Bradley and Barbara, 12338 Westover Road, son. Hill, Scott and Terri, 6650 S. 86th Raiston, daughter. Holland, Jeffrey and Barbara, 12705 Erskine daughter. Hook, Shane Kristin, 5650 Burdette son.
Evians Alan daughter. and Barbara, 5023 Howard, Keith and Blanche, 132 Bellevue Blvd. South, Bellevue. daughter. Irvine, Walter and Lora, 1902 Gregg Road, Bellevue, daughter.
Iwan, Russel and Renee, 10263 daughter. SENTENCINGS Listing includes fines of $100 or more, jail sentences or probation. DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT I Chad W. Span, 24, of 1020 S. 36th Council Bluffs, nine months on probation, 30 hours of community service, pay restitution to victim for destruction of property.
Steven R. Sempek, 28, of 5223 Southern Manor Drive, nine months on probation, three months in jail, pay restitution to victim for disorderly conduct. Kenneth M. Fitzgerald, 23, of 2457 S. 38th six months on probation, $100 fine, 40 hours of community service for reckless driving, disorderly conduct, tailgating.
Randy L. Claussen, 20, of 3120 N. 59th six months on probation, $100 fine for driving during suspension, L. Beber, 34, of 3972 S. 37th two years on probation, $500 fine, three months in jail, one year license suspension for second-offense driving while intoxicated.
I Cathy N. Wagar, 39, of 12826 A nine months on probation, $150 fine, two-month license suspension for driving while intoxicated. POLICE CALLS Omaha Police THEFTS Catholic Cemeteries, Omaha, three spotlights, value $1,200, from 7802 West Center Road, reported Monday. J. Fisher, Omaha, CD player, two speakers, radar detector, mobile phone, value $1,160, from 2917 Maplewood reported Monday.
Susan L. Carpenter, Omaha, book shelf, value $500, from 1516 S. 98th reported Monday. L. Sharsheer, Omaha, bag, contents, cash, value over $375, from 16th and Dodge Streets, reported Monday.
Susan A. Simon, Omaha, camera, value over $500, from 2122 S. 84th reported Monday. Electronics Institute, 4862 S. 96th computer, value $1,800, reported Monday.
Frank A. Scalzo, Omaha, sports cards, value over $1,000, from 6606 Grover reported Sunday. Annette B. Gickerson, Omaha, amplifier, pistol, clothes, change, flash light, value $310, from 1909 Read reported Sunday. BURGLARIES I Karen K.
Ruf, 3400 block of South 13th Street, handgun, cash, value $400, reported Modnay. Randall W. Convey, 2000 block of Castelar Street, cassette deck, receiver, CD player, speakers, POOL TABLES Moving Service Supplies MAY BILLIARDS 90th Center 393-9900 JOBS JOBS TRUCK DRIVERS TRAINING VA Approved Night Classes 3rd Party Tester Custom Diesel Drivers 393-7773 2522 Call. Gomez 9am-9pm Avenue Deaths and Funerals For Claire Memorial Saturday, A memorial service for Claire E. Oneal.
89, a landscape architect and city planner who formerly worked in Omaha, will be held Saturday in Wilmette, Ill. Oneal died Aug. 22 of heart failure at his retirement home in Bradenton, Fla. Oneal and his wife, Virginia, lived in Omaha from 1950 to 1970. when he worked for Leo A.
Daly Co. as vice president and master planner. Oneal, a a a a a a a graduate of the University of Illinois, directed master plans for the cities of Omaha, Council Bluffs and Sacramento. Calif. He served as president of the Nebraska chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects in 1969.
One of his last projects before retiring from the Daly company in 1970 was to plan sites for the first series of buildings at the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha. In addition to his wife, survivors include a son, Dr. Robert Oneal of Ann Arbor, a sister; two grandchildren; and a great-granddaughter. Clouds Rule Skies In Metropolitan Area Clouds dominated the skies and the air was heavy with the promise of rain in the Omaha-Council Bluffs metropolitan area Wednesday, but not more than a trace fell after daylight. Winds were brisk in Nebraska and western Iowa.
Scattered showers struck western Iowa in the evening. Flooding was a problem in Hamburg at the Nishnabotna River. Temperatures were mainly in the 50s and 60s, but the state high was 84 in Falls City. Iowa's high was 76 at Dubuque. Omaha's official high was 69, reached at 1 a.m.; the temperature steadily dropped for the rest of the day.
At midnight it was at its coolest 55. The overnight low was expected to drop to 40. Other Wednesday highs were reached just after midnight: 68 at Offutt Air Force Base and 71 at Eppley Airfield. Schuerman Says Overhaul Unlikely phone, 50. CDs, value unknown, reported Monday, Bo Grimm, 4200 block of Fort Street, two VCRs, receiver, records, food, beer, value over $1,200, reported Monday.
Lisa L. Erickson, 1900 block of Read Street, TV, stereo, bike, VCR, three quilts, bedspread, vacuum, phone, boom box, coat, value over $910, reported Monday. BAI Thompson Hair Company, 5101 Northwest Radial, VCR, value $250, reported Monday, Color Tile, 11922 West Center Road, nothing taken, reported Monday. I Carl D. Johnson, 3300 block of Webster Street, two VCRs, stereo, TV, boom box, value $1,340, reported Monday.
I Michael D. Plowman, 6900 block of North 16th Street, TV, pellet gun, value $150, reported Monday. Roxanne Richard, 3600 block of Erskine Street, CD boorn box, watch, two comforters, sheets. mirror, value $525, reported Sunday. Nikki L.
Ashby, 2800 block of Corby Street, two TVs, value $275, reported Sunday. Sandra E. Carlisle, block of South 42nd Street, nothing taken, reported Sunday. Randall S. Britton, 2700 block of North 49th Street, nothing taken, reported Sunday, LOTTERIES POWERBALL Numbers drawn Wednesday: 4-15-17-18-40.
Powerball: 43. Estimated iackpot: $2 million. COLORADO LOTTO I Numbers drawn Saturday: 9. 17-22-36-38-40. One winner of $4.4 million jackpot.
IOWA LOTTO Numbers drawn Wednesday: 2-10-24-31-34-36. No jackpot winner. Estimated jackpot Saturday: $2.5 million. IOWA CASH GAME Numbers drawn Wednesday: 3-8-10-16-31. KANSAS CASH LOTTO I Numbers drawn Wednesday: 1-4-14-18-22-27.
Estimated lackpot: $490,000. KANSAS DAILY PICK 3 I Numbers drawn Wednesday: 3-5-6. MISSOURI LOTTO Numbers drawn Wednesday: 10-23-24-25-28-35. No jackpot winner. Estimated jackpot Saturday: $1.4 million.
MISSOURI SUPER CASH Numbers drawn Wednesday: 11-12-14-24-42. MISSOURI DAILY PICK 3 I Numbers drawn Wednesday: 4-2-2. SOUTH DAKOTA CASH Numbers drawn Saturday: 1- 12-19-20-26. No winner. Estimated iackpot next Saturday: $257,000.
NEON GOOSE CAFE BAR SEPTEMBER SHRIMPFEST DAILY SPECIALS 1012 So. 10th 341-9980 For Services Rachel Saturday Howe $100,000 Bail Set in Shooting Continued from Page 13 dents to Benson, North and Central. John Jorgensen of the school district's research division said 342 Northwestarea students take advantage of free transportation as part of the district's effort to desegregate schools. If the transportation were no longer offered and all 342 students stayed at Northwest, Jorgensen said, Northwest would go from an enrollment of 1,150 that is 36.2 percent black to an 1 enrollment of 1,492 that is 27.9 percent black. At North, the enrollment would drop from 1,840 to 1,662 and its black population would increase from 33.1 percent to 36.5 percent.
At Central, the enrollment would decline from 1.753 to 1,658 and its racial balance would increase from 17.2 percent black to 22.2 percent black. Benson would go from 1.258 to 1,186 students and its black population would increase from 35.8 percent to 38.1 per- A graveside service for Rachel Farrington Howe, wife of the former president and chairman of the board of Fairmont Foods, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, 7909 Mormon Bridge Road. Mrs. Howe, 96, died last Thursday of natural causes at a nursing home in Lincoln, said her daughter-in-law, Millie Howe of Lincoln.
Mrs. Howe lived in Omaha with her husband, Donald K. Howe, for about 70 years, her daughter-in-law said. Howe died in 1984. Mrs.
Howe moved to Lincoln about nine years ago to be near her son, Donald, and her daughter-in-law. Other survivors include son Richard Howe, daughter Mary Jane McDonald, brother Wendel Farrington and sister Althea Claflin, all of Massachusetts; a sister, Mary Morse Fisk of Suffield, eight grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Services Are Today for H.N. Kronen Funeral services for Haakon N. Kron- Kronen, who attended Technical High en, father of local artist Thomas Kronen, School, worked for 40 years as service will be at noon today at Lord of Love manager and organ manager at Lutheran Church, 10405 Fort St.
Schmoller and Mueller Piano Co. in downtown Omaha. He then opened Kronen, 85, of 8005 Farnam Drive, Keyboard Inc. at 42nd and Dodge died Monday of complications from Streets, which he operated for 10 years diabetes. until he retired in 1973.
FREE One-Day Tours Where: Fort Randall Casino When: Sept. 30, Oct. 11 14 Cost: FREE Includes: $10 in quarters Roundtrip Deluxe Motorcoach Transportation Free Coffee Soft Free Entertainment Serving Omaha since 1977! Call: departure Center from CROWN TOURS departure from Center Area (402)493-4581 Area Passenger in Truck Dies in I-80 Crash Alda, Neb. (AP) An Illinois woman was a passenger in a pickup truck driven died early Wednesday after a traffic by Kristen D'Amico, 22, of Palos Park, accident on Interstate 80 near the Alda 111. interchange in Hall County.
The Nebraska State Patrol identified the victim as Samantha K. Strom, 24, of Palos Heights, Ill. The patrol said she cent. Northwest currently is the 23rd-largest Class A school in the state. Northwest parents and boosters have been concerned that.
with plans to reduce the number of Class A schools from 32 to 24, Northwest will drop to Class status, furthering the enrollment slide. Board members Sandy Jensen and John Langan said the district should heed some parents' suggestions and survey students about why they select particular high schools. Mrs. Jensen and board member Ann Mactier said it is a mistake to try to balance enrollments without considering differences real and perceived in curriculum and program offerings among the high schools. "I firmly believe that what is in place at all seven high schools gives a child an outstanding Mrs.
Jensen said. But the district's establishment of BY CHRIS BURBACH WORLD-HERALD STAFF WRITER Bail was set at $100,000 Wednesday for an Omaha man who allegedly shot another Omahan and then fled, but was captured later in Montana. Patrick D. Kampe, 29, of 5344 N. 35th is charged with first-degree assault and use of a weapon to commit a felony in the Aug.
15 shotgun shooting of Jesse Wallace, 31. During the bail hearing Wednesday in Douglas County Court, County Judge Richard Jones appointed the public defender's office to represent Kampe and scheduled a preliminary hearing for Oct. Drug Store Closed? CRIS' REXALL Corner 50th and Dodge IS 7:30 a.m. p.m. CALL 553-8900 two magnet schools at North and South have demonstrated that an extra emphasis or different thrust in the curriculum can increase enrollment, she said.
All 10 of the board members present Wednesday seemed to agree that parents should be involved in any further study of high school enrollments. Board member Bill Meier said, "Parental involvement means more than serving in and selling wrapping All we've done (by excluding parents) is cause mistrust." Schuerman said he was the one who decided not to include parents initially, in part because of the complexity of the issue. "Perhaps I made a mistake." he said, "but I don't apologize for trying to make sure we have our ducks in order before discussing something as volatile as student assignment patterns and desegregation." Deputies of the Missoula County Sheriff's Office in Montana arrested Kampe Sept. 5 on a warrant. Omaha police picked up Kampe in Missoula and brought him back to Omaha Tuesday after he waived his right to an extradition hearing, said Lt.
Don Thorson of the Omaha Police Department. Wallace was shot in the abdomen shortly after 3 a.m. while sitting with friends in his driveway at 5823 N. 43rd Ave. Police and witnesses have said that the shooting followed an argument between Wallace and Kampe.
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-Vivian S. STERLING-Helen A. BRYANS-Mary Louise Wattles JONES ton J. "Cart" MAGE W. OLSEN- -Betty Lou SCHWARTZ-Klara I.
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SPIRES- -Ellen V. (Epperson) SWANSON-Mariorie L. DRAKE -Martha -Pearl (Bell) ANDERSON -Herbert Carl, 82 Omaha. Preceded in death by wife, Catherine; son, Victor; sister, Lillian. Survived by son and daughter-in-law, David and Linda Anderson, Conway, AR; 2 grandchildren; brother, Chester Anderson, Omaha; sisters, Lorraine Carlson, Lake Forest, CA, Harriett Youngquist, West Covina, CA.
SERVICES Fri. 10 am, Center Baptist Church, 2111 South 41 St. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Memorials to VNA, 10840 Harney.
VISITATION Thurs. pm, at the Mortuary. BOYD E. BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 N. 72nd St.
391-2171 BARTELS- Grace, age 94 years of Blair, NE formerly of Millard, NE. Survived by 3 nephews, Dar and Clifford Soll both of Blair, NE, Herman Stock of Colorado Springs, CO; niece, Edna Mann of Fremont. SERVICE 2pm Thurs. at the CampbellFuneral Home, Blair. GRAVESIDE'S Service at the Voss-Mchr Cemetery in Millard.
CAMPBELL-AMAN Funeral Home Blair, Nebraska 426-2191 age 79, Omaha. Survived by sons Philip, Gary, Dale, James, Richie Brazzle; daughters Sharon Binkley, Suzanne Newland; 20 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren SERVICES Fri. 11am at Mortuary. Interment Forest Lawn. VISITATION with family BOYD E.
BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 N. 72nd St. 391-2171 BRYANS Louise Wattles, Sept. 19, 1993, at her retirement residence, Crown Pointe. Born March 4, 1904, in Philadelphia, PA.
A longtime resident of Omaha, she was the daughter of Gurdon W. and Jennie L. Wattles, early prominent civic leaders. She attended Hollywood School for Girls, Brownell Hall, Tenacre School graduated Marlborough School and Pine Manor Junior College Member of P.E.O. Chapter, Junior League, Gamma Phi Beta Sorority and American Legion Auxiliary.
Preceded by her husband, Wilson D. Bryans. Survived by sons and daughters-in-law, Jack and Martha Bryans, Omaha, Wally and Nina Bryans, Ballwin, MO; daughters and sons-in-law, Dee Dee and Harvey Williams, Dallas, TX, Pegi and John Georgeson, Omaha; grandchildren, John Williams, Margaret Williams, Dr. Kyle Bryans, Kirk and Jenny Bryans, Toby Bryans, Beth and Tom Ondra, Bob and Brenda Bryans, Jill Stommes, Holly Stommes, Ken and Susie Newman, Mark and Brigid Newman, Mary and James Mitchell; greatgrandchildren, Danielle Bryans, Bryans, Matthew Newman, Madison Newman, Natalie Mitchell; brother and sister-in-law, Gurdon and Santha Wattles, Amenia, NY. FUNERAL SERVICES Fri.
11 am, All Saints Episcopal Church (93rd Blondo). Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. VISITATION Thurs. 6-9 pm, at the Colonial Chapel. CROSBY BURKET SWANSON-GOLDEN Colonial Chapel 11902 W.
Center Rd. 333-7200 Gladys age 81 years of Red Oak, IA. Survived by 1 son, Richard Carlson, Raytown, MO; 1 daughter, Patricia (Mrs. LeRoy) Magneson of Co. Bluffs, IA; 2 sisters, Velma Hart of Leon, IA, and Ethel Hawkins of Kansas City, MO; 6 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren.
VISITATION Fri. 7-8pm. Memorials to the American Cancer Society in lieu of traditional remembrances. SERVICES Sat. at the Sellergren-Lindell Funeral Home.
Burial in the Evergreen Cemetery, Red Oak, IA. Red Oak, IA (712) en SELLERGREN-LINDELL 623-2796 -Martha, age 84, Co. Bluffs, IA. Survived by husband, Pleas Drake, Co Bluffs; daughter, Rosa Lee Roby, E. St.
Louis, IL; 9 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; sisters, Lucy Holmes, Preston, MS, Bessie Haynes, Omaha; brother, Daniel Parks, Preston, MS; step-daughter, Diane White; dear friend, Delia Mae Robinson; nieces, nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. FUNERAL Services 10am Sat. at Roeder Mortuary, 50th Ames Chapel. Interment Walnut Hill Cemetery, Co. Bluffs, IA.
VISITATION Thurs. after 5pm and all day at Mortuary. ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 FORTUNE 69 Bellevue. Survived by husband, William son, Lee, both of Bellevue; son, Bill, Topeka, KS; daughters, Rose Marie Henson, Linda Rae Steen, both of Houston, Margaret Fortune, Dallas, TX, Mary Crockett, Abilene, TX; mother, Sackie Southern, Dallas, TX; 3 sisters, Chip, Alice and Butch; 14 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren.
FUNERAL Service 2 pm at the Funeral Home. Interment Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery, TX. 0807 Mission Bellevue 291-2400 ON CAMPBELL MORTUARY HARRINGTON- 60 Bradshaw, NE, died Sept. 20, 1993 at his home of complications from a rare brain disease known as Progressive Supranuclear Palsy.
He was a longtime Bradshaw area farmer and was a member of the UNL Beta Theta Pi fraternity in Lincoln. He was a active member of the Denver Athletic Club. Survivors include his wife, Beth Ness of Bradshaw, NE; 4 daughters, Terri Harrington, Denver, Heidi (Rick) Hammond, of Bradshaw, Abbi Harrington, of York and Jenni Harrington and her husband Mike Newton of Bradshaw; 7 grandchildren; step-daughter, Julie (John) Batug; st James Ness both of Denver. FUNERAL Services Fri. 11 am, East Avenue United Methodist Church, York, NE, Rev.
Paul Blanchard officiating. Family requests memorials to: The Society for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, 3737 Courtleigh Drive, Randallstown, MD 21133-4827. METZ MORTUARY York, NE HOWE-Rachel Farrington, age 96 died Sept. 16th in Lincoln, NE. Born In Milton, MA she participated in American Red Cross, Junior League and Children's Hospital.
Preceded in death by her husband, Donald K. Howe, former president and chairman of Fairmont Foods Omaha, NE; brother, Wendel Farrington; sister, Althea Claflin, both of Brewster, MA; sister, Mary Morse Fisk, Suffield, CT. Survived by sons and daughters-in-law, Donald and Millie Howe, Lincoln, NE, Richard and Janice Howe, Boyleston, MA; daughter son-in-law, Mary Jane and Wallace McDonald, Brewster, MA; 8 grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren. GRAVESIDE committal of cremains, September 25th at 2 pm, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha, NE. Memorials to Countryside Community Church, 8787 Pacific Omaha, NE 68114, or your favorite charity.
JOHNSON-Carlton J. "Cart" age 76 Omaha, 9-22-1993. Retired from General Dynamics, Diego, CA. Member of Omaha VFW and American Legion. Ww 11 veteran.
Survived by wife, Sydney C. Johnson; brothers, George Johnson, Council Johnson, Bluffs, both of Robert and Harold so Omaha, Leo Johnson, Ogden, IA; sister, Sylvia Harrison, Fairfield, IA; nieces; nephews. SERVICES Fri. 2 pm, Our Saviors Lutheran Church, Council Bluffs. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.
Memorials to Our Saviors Lutheran Church. Public Visitation 8 am-8 pm at Meyer Funeral Home. MEYER FUNERAL HOME 545 Willow Co. Bluffs 322-0293 -Estle age 90 years. Survived by son and Russell and Connie Jones, Loveland, CO; daughter and son-in-law, Marilyn and Jerry Dahlberg, Minneapolis, MN; 8 grandchildren.
MEMORIAL SERVICES Sat. 11 am, Central Presbyterian Church (726 S. 55th NO VISITATION. KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St. 553-3155 KLINE-Pearl (Bell), 85 yrs.
Survived by sons, Donald Bob Bell; daughters, Joyce Imig, Joy Brow, JoAnn McEntee; brother, Kenneth Collins; 15 grandchildren; 29 andchildren; 1 FUNERAL Service Fri. 10 am, McCurdy Chapel. Family will receive friends 7-8 pm Thurs. McCURDY FUNERAL HOME Co. Bluffs 328-1144 Omaha.
-Fred by age 62 Survived wife, Dolores; sons and daughters-inlaw, Fred Ill and Maggie, Randy and Linda, Jim and Chris; daughters and sons-in-law, Debra and Mike Mowry, Jane and Ben Jones; 14 grandchildren; brother, Jim Klopp; sisters, Goldie Beleele, Dorothy Schappert. FUNERAL Service 11 am Lake Forest Alliance Church, 11268 Lake Forest Drive. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. Memorials to the Church or Methodist Homeward Hospice. VISITATION 7-9 pm at Mortuary.
ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 KNOWLTON-Edward age 72. Survived by daughter Barbara Ann Peterson; sisters, Shirley Gabler, Mary Corson; brother, Dale; companion, Ruth Hurlbut; 3 grandchildren. Preceded in death by brother, Raymond. SERVICES Fri.
1pm at McCurdy Chapel. Interment Sat. 2pm, at Shawnee, KS. VISITATION Thurs. 7- 8pm at the funeral home.
McCURDY FUNERAL HOME Co. Bluffs 328-1144 ha. Survived by wife, Mable chilJames 74 Omadren, James William Richard Barbara J. Livingston, George Mary K. Mueller, Evelyn L.
Lancaster; children; 24 grandchildren; 29 great sister, Kathryn Anderson; brother, William B. Lancaster. Member of Teamsters Local 554. SERVICE 1 pm Roeder Mortuary, 50th Ames Chapel. Interment Forest Lawn.
ROSARY 7 A pm Thurs. Mortuary ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 -John age 89, Omaha. Survived by wife, Nelline; son, Robert Gladwin; daughter, Jacqueline Mager; 2 grandchildren; 4 greatgrandchildren. PRIVATE SERVICES and INTERMENT held.
BOYD E. BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 N. 72nd St. 391-2171 age 70. Survived by wife, Rita; daughters and sons-in-law, Sharon and Robert Orange, Catherine and Joe Todero, Shirley and William Schmidt; son, Jerome, all Omaha; brother, Walter Matousek, Fort Worth, TX; 8 grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
SERVICES 9am Fri. Brewer-Korisko Chapel to ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Interment St. John's Cemetery. VISITATION begins 3pm Thurs.
ROSARY Thurs. 7pm, Mortuary. KO CHAPEL 5108 Street 731-1234 McGREEVY-Ann Marie, age 77 Sioux Falls, SD formerly of Omaha, Sept. 19, 1993. Preceded in death by husband, J.D.
"Blackie" McGreevy. Survived by sons, Stephen (Susan) and William (Carol), both Sioux Falls, SD, Robert (Julaine), Huntington Beach, CA; daughter, Michaela (Mark) Ferri, Destrehaw, LA; 9 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; sisters, Joan Zezulak, Belmont, CA, Frances Proskocil, Omaha, NE. FUNERAL Mass Fri. 1 pm, St. Marys Catholic Church, Sioux Falls.
Burial St. Michael Cemetery. Memorials to O'Gorman High School or St. Mary's Building Fund. BARNETT-LEWIS Sioux Falls, SD 90, Omaha.
SERVICES Thurs. West Center Chapel to St. James Church, 10am. Interment Hillcrest. HEAFEY-HEAFEY-HOFFMANN DWORAK-CUTLER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 O'DOHERTY-Mildred, age 94, Omaha.
Preceded in death by husband Frank and son Frank. Survived by sons William, Robert, Bernard, Dan, Tom and John O'Doherty, all Omaha; 41 grandchildren; 62 gre great-grandchildren; sister, Helen Fletcher, Los Angeles, CA; sister-in-law, Mary Connor, Omaha. SERVICES Sat. 8.30am to St. Plus Church 9am.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. ROSARY 7pm at Mortuary. BOYD E. BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 N. 72nd St.
391-2171 -Betty Lou, 60 Missouri Valley. Survived by husband, Charles Missouri Valley; daughters, Ruth Masterson, Linda Adams, both Omaha; sons, Edward and Randal, both oener, Omaha; brother, A Carl Schulz, Missouri Valley; sister, Avis StranghBlencoe, IA; 7 grandchildren. SERVICES 11 am Church of Christ, Missouri Valley. Interment Calhoun Cemetery. VISITATION with family 7-8 pm Funeral Home.
ANCLEAVEHURLEY FUNERAL HOME Missouri Valley, IA (712) 642-2745 OTTO-Josephine age 78 yrs. Survived by sons and daughters-in-law, Mark P. and Brigitte, Omaha, John C. and Susan, Omaha; daughters and sons-in-law, Mary and Larry Patten, Seneca, SC, Joan and Mark Stevens, Omaha; 12 grandchildren; sisters, Mary Glowacki, Garden Grove, CA, Rose Weber, Omaha; numerous nieces and nephews. SERVICES Sat.
9:30 am, John A. Gentleman Mortuary to St. Peters Church at 10 am. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery. ROSARY Fri.
7 pm, Mortuary, JOHN A. GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3618 FARNAM 345-1664 RADIL-Anna age 92, Omaha. Survived by sons and Joseph and Lillian, E. and daughtersPhyllis, both Omaha, Edward R. and Kathy, TX; daughters, Anna Marie Millan, Dorothy Lanaoha and husband Bob, both Omaha; numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; brother, Rudy Brazda, Omaha; sister, Alice Schnavel, CA.
FUNERAL Fri. 11am Brewer-Korisko Chapel. Interment Bohemian Cemetery. VISITATION begins Thurs. 3pm with family greeting friends 6-8pm.
Memorials to your favorite charity. BREWER-KORISKO CHAPEL 5108 Street 731-1234 RODDY- 76, Omaha. SERVICES PENDING ROEDER MORTUARY 2727 North 108th St. 496-9000 SCHMITZ- age 67. Survived 6 by husband, Dr.
Willam H. Schmitz, MD, Omaha; daughters and sonsin-law, Barbara and Donald Waggoner, Bonner Springs, KS, Mary Diane and John Aleshire, Papillion, NE; sons and daughter-in-law, Dr. Thomas M. and Dr. Norma, Robert W.
and James all Omaha; 3 grandchildren; father, Joseph A. Schweiger, Omaha; brothers and sisters-in-law, Gerald and June Schweiger, Donald and Barbara Schweiger, all Omaha, Robert In Schweiger and friend Mary Ann Mann, Milwaukee, WI; sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Marilyn A. and Raymond Kartasuk, Lincolnwood, IL; dear friend Blanche Ives, Ashland, NE SERVICES Fri. Westside Chapel to St. Margaret Mary Church 10am.
Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Christ Child Ses Amies Auxiliary Rosary Thurs. 4 pm, Parish Rosary Thurs. 7 pm at the Westside Chapel. Memorials to St.
Margaret Mary's Church, the ALS Association, Christ Child Society or Creighton University. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 SCHWA 1., age 79, Omaha. Preceded in death by husband Leopold. Survived by 3 daughters and sons-inlaw, Marita and Jerry Albers, Columbus, NE; H.
Kaethe and Thomas Hopkins, Glendale, MO; Anne and Ernst Groedl, Austria; 3 sons and daughtersin-law, Guenther and Kathryn, Blair; Hans and Ellen, Omaha; Dieter Erich and Sue, TX; 21 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren other relatives. FUNERAL Services Sat. 10 am, Luther Memorial Church, 6099 Western. Burial Hillcrest. Visitation Fri.
4-9 pm. Memorials the church. 'CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET -GOLDEN 32nd Ave. Farnam 345-1886 SPIRES-Ellen V. (Epperson), 80 Missouri Valley.
Survived by daughters, Loretta Bertelsen and Nancy Dinsmore, both Missouri Valley, Judith Guinan, Mobile, AL; son, Robert Spires, Lawrence, KS; sisters, Irma Spilker, Missouri Valley, Lois Chambers, Logan, IA; brothers, Everett Epperson, Onawa, IA, Leo Epperson, Oregon City, OR; 15 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren. SERVICES 10 am Church of Christ, Missouri Valley. Family Visitation 7-8 pm Prayer Service 7:30 pm, Funeral Home. Burial Rose HIll. HENNESSEY-VANCLEAVEHURLEY FUNERAL HOME Missouri Valley, IA (712) 642-2745 ST.
JOSEPH HOSPITAL will sponsor a Memorial Service for families who have lost a relative to Cancer or who have been treated for Cancer at St. Joe's, Thursday Sept. 23rd, STERLING -Helen age 78 friends and neighbors. Omaha. d.
Survived by cousins; loving FUNERAL Mass Thurs. 10 am, St. Margaret Mary Church. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. CROSBY BURKET SWANSON-GOLDEN Colonial Chapel 11902 W.
Center Rd. 333-7200 STURM age 67. FUNERAL Thurs. 1 pm BrewerKorisko Chapel. Interment Bohemian Cemetery.
BREWER-KORISKO CHAPEL 5108 Street 731-1234 SWANSON-Mariorie age 71 Omaha. Survived by husband, Lee; sons and daughters-in-law, Arden L. and Karen, Curtis A. and Maureen, Michael D. and Joan, all of Omaha; sister, Elinor Rodgers, Knoxville, IA; brother, Paul Kennedy, Council Bluffs; 6 grandchilden.
Private Family Service Fri. 1:30 pm, West Center Chapel. Inurnment Sat. 11 am, Walnut Hill Cemetery. In lieu of traditional remembrances memorials to American Cancer Society.
NO VISITATION. FMANN DWORAK-CUTLER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 In Memoriam 3 STOOPS (Bud) Gone 9 yrs. today. Dad not a day goes by that you're not thought of and missed. Love, Fern SVENDSEN, JOHN W.
One year has passed since you were taken away from us. We hoped for one more miracle. We miss you and think of you everyday. Our lives will never be the same, the hole in our hearts and lives is something we can never fill. The ache is always there and sometimes its more than we can bare.
We must go on with only your pictures and memories until we see you again. Your forever on our minds and in our. hearts. We love you, Mom, Dad, Jim, Debi, Ron, Nancy, and families. Florists BAKER'S FLOWERS 331-9570 24th Vinton 90th Fort 50th 111th 136th 132nd Center 84th Giles 50th Ames 84th Frederick Express FLOWERAMA.
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Center Rd. 330-2655 132nd Dodge 493-3104 35th 731-6109 51st Center 553-4085 Funeral Directors BOYD E. BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 N. 72nd St. 391-2171 JOHN A.
GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd Western Ave. 391-1664 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3618 Fornam St. 345-1664 KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St. 553-3155 ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave.
453-5600 2727 North 108th St. 496-9000.
