8-B SUNDAY WORLD-HERALD September 10, 1 1989 Deaths and Funerals ADAMEK- Sandra -Kathryn L. -Bessie L. ANDERSON-Maynard F. ATKINSON-Johnny L. BAL BROWN- DWIN Gracia Hazel D.
DALE Elsie EKMAN-Pauline M. GONZALES -Antonio ADAMEK- Former resident of Grand Island and Omaha, NE. Died Aug. 21, 1989 in Tucson, AZ. Survived by husband, Richard; son, Edward; granddaughter, Ashleigh; sisters, Mary Daugherty Nan Scott; brother, Jim Scott.
ALTON-Kathryn 68 yrs. Omaha. Survived by husband Jack son and daughter-in-law, Thomas and Linda of Rosemont, Minn. grandchildren, Karen Alton of Plymouth, Linette Alton of Palatine, brothers, Walter Carsrud of Brandon, S.D., Adrian Carsrud, Phoneix, Jim Carsrud, LaVista, sisters, Madeline Sorvig, Colton, S.D., Selma Anderson Lyons, S.D., and Leona Thompson of Omaha; nieces, nephews. SERVICES Monday, 11 AM, at The St.
Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church, 60th and Walnut, Rev. David Ehline officiating. Interment Hillcrest. Family will meet with friend Sun. 6 to 7 PM, West Center Chapel.
Memorials to The Church HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 ANDERSON- Bessie 73, 5207 N. 4th Ave. Survived James R. Anderson; daughter-in-law Kathleen Dobai; 6 grandchildren, Terry Anderson, Katrina Anderson, George Anderson, Etta King, Ferenc Dobai, 0-Live Dobai; 7 great-grandchildren; brother James H. Kirby, all Omaha; nieces and nephews.
FUNERAL Service 11 am, Roeder Mortuary, 50th Ames Ave. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. ROEDER MORTUARY Ames Ave. 453-5600 ANDERSC age 83, Blair. Survived by 6 daughters, Lorraine Patterson, Bloomington, MN; Carolee Neuman, Arlington, TX; Lois Harrer, Omaha; Deanna Freitag, Fremont; Mary Bargren, Cherry Valley, IL; Lynn Clark, Co Bluffs; 5 sons, John, Bloomington, MN; Edward, Oakland, NE; Robert, Vicksburg, MS; Bill, Hannibal, MO; Joseph, Blair.
SERVICES 2 pm First Lutheran Church, Blair. Burial Oakland Cemetery, 4:30 pm. Masonic Services 7:30 pm Sun. at funeral home with Prayer Service at 8 pm. Visitation 7-9 pm CAMPBELL-AMAN Funeral Blair, Nebraska ATKINSON-Johnny age 39 yrs.
Survived by companion Doug St. John, Omaha; parents, A Mr. and Mrs. Richard Atkinson, Valley; sons, Jeffrey and Steven; daughter Andrea, all Omaha; brother Jerry, Randolph, NE; sister Judy, MO; aunt Anna Bell, Valley; cousins, nieces and nephews. SERVICES Tues.
2 pm, John A. Gentleman Mortuary. Visitation Mon. evening at mortuary. JOHN A.
GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3618 FARNAM 345-1664 BALDWIN-Hazel, age 68. Survived by husband Earl daughters, and sonin-law, Beverly J. Wilson of Elkhorn, Lois E. and John Valenti of Lincoln, 8 grandchildren; 9 greatgrandchildren, nieces and nephews. SERVICES Tues.
10 Elkhorn Hills United Methodist Church. Interment Westlawn Cemetery. Memorials Elk- horn Hills United Methodist Church. VISITATION with family, Mon. JOHN A.
GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 BROWN- Gracia age 73 yrs. of 3162 Pratt Survived by cousin Della M. Logan, and dear friends Quentella Ladd, Alice Williford, Eva Hayword, Bobby Carter, all Omaha. SERVICES Tues. 10 AM Myers Chapel.
Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. MYERS 22nd Lake St. 346-0248 DALE-Elsie, age 91 Council Bluffs, IA. Survived by huband, Elmer Council Bluffs; sons, LaVerne L.
Dale, Wichita, KS, Kenneth E. Dale, Omaha; daughter, Darlene M. Nutt, Cedar Edge, CO; 7 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren. GRAVESIDE Service 11 am Cedar Valley Cemetery, Elgin, NE. ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave.
453-5600 EKMAN-Pauline age 73, Omaha. Preceded in death by husbands, Chris Drews and Carl Ekman; great-grandson, Randy Pauley, and sister, Maxine Brazil; brother Max Sievers. Survived by daughter and son-in-law, Laura and Lyle Miners, Omaha; son Lauren (Butch) Drews, Bellevue; and step-son Eugene Ekman, Longview, stepson and step-daughter-in-law, Dennis and Patricia Ekman of Hudson, N.H.; sisters, Mrs. Lauren (Mary) Hanke, Wahoo, Jane Sievers, Los A Angeles, Mrs. Robert (Margret) Bonow, Ithaca, Ne; brothers Otto Sievers, Auburn, Herb Sievers, Omaha; Mike Sievers, Colorado Springs, and Jacob Sievers, Phoneix, Ariz.
VISITATION after 2 PM Farnam Street Chapel. PRAYER Services 7 PM Sunday at the Farnam Street Chapel. FUNERAL Service 2 PM Mon. at St. Peters United Church Of Christ, Yutan, Ne.
Interment Holist Lawn Cemetery, Yutan. Memorials to American Kidney Foundation, Bethel Lutheran Church, Omaha or St. Peters United Church of Christ, Yutan, Ne. CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET SWANSON-GOLDEN 32nd Ave. Farnam 345-1886 GONZALE Antonio, 91 Omaha.
GRAVESIDE Service Mon. 2 pm, Bohemian Cemetery. HEAFEY-HEAFEY-HOFFMANN DWORAK-CUTLER VINTON ST. CHAPEL 2466 S. 16th St.
346-1144 GOODSON-William age 45, Omaha. Survived by wife, Kay; a son, Repps Goodson; stepchildren, Jason, Scott, Derek and Ereka; mother, Maurine Rutt of Carrollton, sister Donna Orr, Omaha. SERVICES Tuesday, 10 AM, Mortuary. Interment Evergreen Memorial Park. In lieu of traditional remembrances, thefamily suggests memorials to the Cancer Fund.
1702 N. BOYD 72nd E. St. BRAMAN GRAVETT-Jeanne Marie age 60, Omaha. Survived by daughter Diana L.
Perkins; grandson Sean Martin Perkins; mother Bessie Howland; step-sister Alyce Stuva; aunt Pearl Murphy; several cousins. SERVICES Mon. 11 am, Farnam St Chapel. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery, Memorials suggested to St Paul's United Methodist Church. Visitation begins Sat.
7 pm with family receiving friends Sun. 2-4 pm. CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET SWANSON-GOLDEN 32nd Ave. Farnam 345-1886 WHY PAY MORE? Funerals Starting At $995 Includes Casket. Protessional Services Facilities.
Preparation, Removal, Hearse and Graveside Services TROIA FUNERAL HOME Omaha 342-3655 MEYER FUNERAL HOME Council Bluffs 322-0293 GOODSON-William B. -Jeanne Marie H. HARVEY-Catherine T. HENDRY-Ivan M. HICKEY--Jill Rosalind HIGGINS- -Dorothy J.
LIEB -Victoria LILJEDA J. LINDBERG-GUS L. MARTIN--Lila Helen HARVEY- 76. yrs. Survived by Tom Kiefer, Seattle, WA; Bill Kiefer, Omaha; daughters, Mrs.
Mike (Kathleen) Welsh, Springfield, NE; Mrs. Walter (Rosemary) Conrad; 2 step William and Richard Harvey; 2 step-daughters, Mrs. Helen Johnson and Mrs. Regina Gilg, all Omaha; 29 grandchildren; 16 greatgrandchildren. LEGION Of Mary Rosary Sun.
6 pm, Parish Rosary 7 pm, West Center Chapel. Funeral Mon. 9:30 am from the Chapel to St Margaret Mary Church at 10 am. Interment Calvary. HEAFEY HEAFEY-HEAFEY-HOFFMANN OFFMANN DWORAK-CUTLER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 HENDRY-Ivan age 65 Omaha.
Survived by wife, Helen, Omaha; sons, John, Lincoln, Thomas and Fred, Omaha; daughters-in-law, Deborah, Lincoln, Deborah S. and Keri, Omaha; brother, Bernard; sister, Louise Pickering, Omaha; brother-in-law, James E. Lee, Omaha; 9 grandchildren. Mr. Hendry requested that his remains be donated to the University of Nebr.
Anatomical Society. There will be a private memorial service at a later date. Memorials to Omaha Home for Boys. HICKEY- Rosalind, age 20 Omaha, NE. Preceded in death by 2 grandfathers.
Survived parents, Chuck and Bonnie Hickey, Omaha; sister and brother-in-law, Dawn and John Haberkorn, Colorado Springs, CO; sister, Susanne Hickey, Omaha; nieces, Amy and Drew Haberkorn; grandmothers, Rosalind Jennett, Payson, AZ, Anne Hickey, Pierre, SD; aunts; uncles; cousins and friends. FUNERAL Service St. James Church at 10 am. Interment Riverview Cemetery, Pierre, SD. ROSARY Sun.
7 pm, St. James Church. Memorials to American Red Cross Blood Services Division. JOHN A. GENTLEMEN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 HIGGINS- Dorothy Cherokee Village, Arkansas, formerly of Omaha and Lincoln.
Aug. 26, 1989. Survived by husband Robert 2 daughters, Connie Conners, Boone, IA; Beverly Carlson, Omaha; son Randy, Norfolk, NE; mother Ava Souders, Red Oak, IA; 1 brother; 1 sister; 4 grandchildren. Memorial services were held Aug. 29, 1989 in Arkansas.
LIEB -Victoria (Red Owl), age 88 Omaha. Died 9-6-1989. Survived by 2 daughters, Mary L. Heistand, Omaha, Borgia Catholic Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Blair.
Rosary 7 pm Sun. at funeral home. CAMPBELL-AMAN Funeral Home Blair, Nebraska Dorothy Galbreth, Topeka, KS; 2 sisters, Mary Red Owl, Omaha, Evelyn Whipple, St. Paul, MN; 10 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; 3 greatgreat-grandchildren; nieces; nephews. SERVICES Mon.
2 pm, Troia Funeral Home. Interment Westlawn Cemetery. Family receiving friends at Mortuary Sun. 4 pm-8 pm. TROIA FUNERAL HOME 1725 S.
13th St. 342-3655 LILJEDAHL-Clarence age 88 yrs. Retired president of First National Bank, Essex, IA. He had been associated with the bank 50 years. Survived by son, rover Liliedahl and daughter-in-law, LaVone, Essex, IA; daughter-in-law, Eleanor Snyder, Ft.
Myers, FL; 6 grandchildren; 8 greatgrandchildren. FUNERAL Service Mon. 2 pm, St. Johns Lutheran Church, Essex, Interment Essex, IA Cemetery. Memorials to the Church.
LINDBERG GUS age 88 Council Bluffs. Survived by daughters, Shirley Diggie, Tulsa, OK, Judith (Judy) Stuelke, West Branch, IA; 7 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. SERVICES Mon. 10 am, Cutler Chapel. Interment Cedar Lawn Cemetery.
Memorials to Westminster Presbyterian Church. Family will meet with friends Sun. 3-4 pm, Cutler Chapel. CUTLER FUNERAL HOME 533 Willow Ave. 322-7779 MARTIN--Lila Helen; age 78 yrs.
of Omaha, formerly Hennessey, Sept. 7, 1989. Survived by daughter Terry Wilson, of Omaha; son, Douglas Martin, Austin, and 2 granddaughters; Kymberly and Cindy; sonin-law Cye Wilson, all of Omaha. SERVICES 2 PM. Mon.
Sept. 11, First Christian Church, Hennessey, Okla. CORDRY SONS FUNERAL HOME Hennessey, Okla, 73742 McBREEN- -Justin Miles, age 6 wks. Survived by parents, Chuck and Debbie McBreen; brothers, Chad, Joshua, Corey and Kyle; grandparents, Frank and Bernadette McBreen, Carl and Vivienne Wyllie, all of Omaha; great-grandparents, Chuck and Helen Wyllie, Bridgewater, IA, Herbert and Ethel Heuckendorf, Greenfield, IA; aunts; uncles; cousins. SERVICES Mon.
1 pm, at the Westside Chapel. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery. Memorials to SIDS Foundation. VISITATION with family Sun. 6-8 pm.
JOHN A. GENTLEMEN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 McPHERRON-Lucile (Mrs. Ralph), age 85 yrs, Glenwood, IA. Survived by husband Ralph; daughter Muriel Meierhenry, Topeka, KS; son Neil, Glenwood; 2 sisters. SERVICES Mon.
2 pm, First Baptist Church. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Memorials to First Baptist Church. Visitation Sun. pm.
PETERSON MORTUARY Glenwood, IA 527-4805 MIDURA-Paul age 41, Omaha. Died ARRANGEMENTS PENDING CROSBY BURKET SWANSON Colonial Chapel 11902 W. Center Rd. 333-7200 MIRRAS -Michael 77 Omaha. Survived by sons, Ernest Denver; sisters, Mrs.
Bill (Helene) Peterson, Mrs. George (Mary) Boosalis, both Grand Island; nieces and nephews. SERVICES Sun. 3 pm, at the Mortuary. Interment Westlawn Cemetery, Grand Island, Mon.
1 pm. In lieu of traditional remembrances family suggests memorials to charity of your BOYD E. St. BRAMAN 1702 N. 72nd MONJARAZ-Pauline, age 69 yrs.
Preceded in death by husband Manuel and son Michael Moniaraz. Survived by sons, Manuel Denver, CO; Rev. Victor, Pontiac, MI; Richard (Ric), Patrick, Fred, and David Moniaraz; 4 daughters, Madeline Moniaraz; Sophia (Poogie) Mostek, all Omaha; Henrietta (Bebe) Hoff, Aurora, CO; Irene Franklin, Fremont, NE; 32 grandchildren; 5 5 brothers, Roy, Benito, Leonard, Charles and Herbert Almaguer; 3 sisters, Elizabeth Cirian, Alice Aleiandro and Mary S. Garcia. PRAYER Service Mon.
7 pm, West Center Chapel. Funeral Tues. 10:30 am from the chapel to St Bridgets Church at 11:00 am. Interment St Mary's. DWORAK-CUTLER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 -Mildred age 82, Omaha.
ARRANGEMENTS pending. BREWER-KORISKO CHAPEL 4609 S. 24th St. 731-1234 (Coins, Peterson), age 77, Blair. Survived by nephews and nieces.
SERVICES 10 am St Francis Bethany Funeral Home FOR PEACE OF MIND Service SAVINGS Satisfaction Price comparison encouraged Call for information No Obligation 8201 Harrison St. (402) 593-6100 McBREEN- -Justin Miles McPHERRON-Lucile MIDURA-Paul S. MIRRAS Michael E. A MORROW-Mildred R. -Margaret PALMER- George E.
ROMEO-Erminia SAFAR- R-Eunice R. PALMER- George age 77 Omaha. Survived by daughters and sons-in-law, Sally and Robert H. Jorgensen, Jackie and Richard L. Byers, all Omaha, Mary and Gerald Reidinger, Las Vegas, NV; grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren.
en. Member of F.O.E. FUNERAL Service 1 pm at Roeder Mortuary, 2727 North 108 St. Interment Hillcrest. Memorials to Lutheran Church of the Master or Brownell Talbot Scholarship Fund.
VISITATION after 5 pm Sat. or 1 pm-3 pm Sun. at Mortuary. ROEDER MORTUARY 2727 North 108th St. 496-9000 ROMEO 78 yrs.
Preceded in death by husband Louis V. Romeo. Survived by daughters and sons-in-law Carmelina and Ernie Chiganos, Patsy and William Frederick, all Omaha; 6 grandchildren, Louis and Ann Chiganos, Lori and Daniel Frederick, all Omaha; Stephanie and Steve Uryasz, Lincoln; sister Mary C. DeMarco, Chicago, IL; brother-in-law and wife, Don and Martha Romeo, Omaha; sister-inlaw Mary Romeo, Monterey Park, CA; sisters-in-law and husbands, Theresa and John Urek, Lena and Sam D'Agosta, all Omaha; Ange and Joe Scamporrino, Whittier, CA; Mary and Michael DeMarco, Chicago; many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. ROSARY Mon.
7 pm, West Center Chapel. Funeral Tues. 9:30 am from the chapel to St Joan Of Arc Church at 10 am. Interment Holy Sepulchre. HEAFEY-HEAFEY-HOFFMANN DWORAK-CUTLER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 SAFAR-Eunice age 75 Omaha.
Survived by daughters, Geraldine Murray, Vandergrift, PA, Patricia Jensen, Betty Wonderly, both Omaha; 8 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; 3 sisters; 1 brother. SERVICES Mon. 1 pm, at the Farnam Chapel. Interment Hillcrest. VISITATION Sun.
all day with family receiving friends 6-8 pm. Memorials acceptable to Wheeler Presbyterian Church. CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET SWANSON-GOLDEN 32nd Ave. Farnam 345-1886 SCHNEPEL-Harry C.F., 90 yrs, lifetime Carson, Treynor area farmer. Died Fri.
Survived by wife of 63 years, Alma (Danker) Schnepel; 3 sisters-in-law, Linda and Ellen Danker, both Minden; Wilma Danker, Oakland; nieces, nephews, and cousins. SERVICES Sept. 11, 1989, Mon. 2 pm, Zion Congregational Church, Treynor. Interment in church cemetery.
Public visitation all day Sun. with family receiving friends between 7-8 pm Sun. Prayer Service Sun. 7:30 pm. Memorials to the church.
MEYER FUNERAL HOME 545 Willow Co. Bluffs 322-0293 SHADA- Evelyn age 70, yrs. of Fremont. Survived by son, Rod Shada, Grand Island; daughter Mrs. Ray (Marilyn) Bradsby of Spring, brother Alvin Munneke, Pinellas Park, sister Mrs.
Margaret Draper of 6 grandchildren. SERVICES 2 PM Monday at Calvary United Methodist Church, Fremont. Burial Memorial Cemetery, Fremont. MOSER MEMORIAL CHAPEL Fremont, Nebraska THOMAS -Walter Retired Major, USAF. 65 years, Papillion.
Survivors wife, Mariorie, daughter Donna Ray, grandson, Daryl, both LaVista; brother Oran, Ca. Clyde, sisters, Sylvia Burton, Elaine Reed, Sharlene Warstadt, Bonnie Mueller, all Missouri, Helen Cureton, several nieces, nephews SERVICES Tues. 2 PM, Kahler-Dolce Mortuary. Interment Ceder Dale Cemetery. Memorials V.N.A.
Hospice or Aldersgate United Methodist Church. VISITATION Monday, 1 to 9 will receive friends 6:30 to 8 PM. KAHLER-DOLCE Papillion, Neb. 339-3232 TILLER-Willie age 50 yrs. Survived by wife, Mariorie Tiller.
Former wife Janie Tiller 6 sons, Willie J. Charles, Terrance, Alfonso, Malcolm, and Allen Tiller; 6 daughters, Ellaree, Sarah, Glendale, Darlene, Gail Tiller, Jeneve Goodwin; mother, Mrs. Lizzie Lewis; 3 brothers, Robert, Johnny, and Roy Tiller; sister, Earlene Philmon; all Omaha; grandchildren; nieces; nephews; other relatives. WAKE 7-8 pm Mortuary. SERVICES 2 pm King Solomon Missionary Baptist Church, 3211 Pinkney St.
Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. THOMAS FUNERAL HOME N. 24th St. 453-7111 WALKER- -Odessa, age 65 yrs.
Surbrothers, J.C. Russell, Denver, Wilburt Russell, New York, N. 2 sisters, Katie Simmons, Co. Bluff, Helen Russell, Bronx, N. SCHNEPEL-Harry C.F.
SHADA-Evelyn L. THOMAS Walter H. Ret. Major, U.S. AF TILLER- -Willie J.
ALKERZALESKI-Agnes H. nieces, nephews, other relatives. WAKE 7 to 8 Monday, Mortuary. SERVICES 2 PM Tuesday, at Salem Baptist Church. Interment Mt.
Hope Cemetery. Friends will be received at 3130 Lafayette Ave. THOMAS FUNERAL HOME 3920 N. 24th St. 453-7111 ZALESKI- Agnes age 88.
ARRANGEMENTS pending BREWER-KORISKO CHAPEL 4609 S. 24th St. 731-1234 Card of Thanks -Nicole R. We would like to extend our deepest thanks to friends, neighbors and relatives for their gifts of food, cards, phone calls, love and donations during the recent loss of our beloved Nicole. Sue and Tami Robertson, Michelle (Robertson) Rieger.
THE FAMILY of Maurice Vervaecke would like to thank everyone concerned for their kind expressions of sympathy. We deeply appreciate your thoughtfulness and helping hand. In Memoriam DeLASHMUTT-Jason One year has passed since that tragic night when God called you home. Sad and sudden was the call, for one so dear, a bitter shock and grief severe. Death comes as a thief in the night, to steal your youth, your future, our future.
Always a silent heartache, many a silent tear, always a beautiful memory of one we loved so dear. To your grave we wander, flowers we place with care. But only God knows the heartache, as we turn and leave you there. Love always, Gram and Pa Wulff. DeLASHMUTT-Jason T.
One year ago today. The tears we shed, we wipe away, but the ache in our hearts will always stay. No one knows the grief we bear, when our family meets, and he is not there. He left us suddenly, his thoughts unknown, but he left memories we're all proud own. So treasure him Lord in your garden of rest, for on earth, he was one of the best.
Love you and miss you. Mom, Dad, Harold and all your friends. DeLASHMUTT-Jason. You are with us every day in our hearts, Jason. We'll always love you and miss you.
Harold, Harry, Barb, Kim and Evie HAPPY BIRTHDAY DADDY, Clarence Beckley. love you so much Daddy, Maybe next year I'll be with you and we'll celebrate it together. Your loving daughter, Vicki Cemetery Lots 1 LOT, Forest Lawn, Garden Of Meditation, $300. 331-8374 2 CHOICE spaces, Forest Lawn, Garden of Meditation, $200 each. 333-2275 Florists 24th Vinton 132nd Center.
84th Frederick EX EDERER FLORISTS 72nd and CASS ST. 558-7729 HY-VEE FLORAL SHOPS 35th 731-6109 51st Center 553-4085 143rd 896-1182 90th Maple 571-9633 108th Fort 493-3559 84th Park Dr. 339-2682 120th W. Center Rd. 330-2655 132nd Dodge 493-3104 KUSH FLORIST GREENHOUSES 4225 So.
25th St. 733-1700 RAY GAIN, FLORIST Cut FLOWERS, DAILY Delivery, FTD 4224 LEAVENWORTH 551-0658 BAKER'S FLOWERS 111th 136th 895-7373 50th 90th Fort 571-2565 84th Giles 592-7517 Funeral Directors A.L. CAMPBELL MORTUARY 807 Mission Bellevue 291-2400 BETHANY FUNERAL HOME Paul L. Matukewicz, Director 82nd Harrison 593-6100 BOYD E. BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 N.
72nd St. 391-2171 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd Western Ave. 391-1664 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3518 Farnam St.
345-1664 KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St. 553-3155 ROEDER MORTUARY 50in Ames Ave. 453-5600 2727 North 108th St. 496-9000 Rainfall Amounts Sept. 3 Sept.
4 Sept. 5 Sept. 6 Sept. 7 Sept. 8 Sept.
Total Omaha .13" 2.64" 0" 1.44* 1.57° 6.10" Lincoln 1.11* 1.42" .02" .04" .14" 4.68" .27" 7.68" Norfolk 1.97° .03" .66" .82" trace 3.57" Scottsbluff 0" .59" .11" .75" North Platte 24" .03" 0' 0" 0" trace .42" Grand Island 2.10" trace 0" 3.01" 5.67" Valentine .62" 0" 0" 0" .14" trace .91" Sioux City, la. 2.37" trace .86" .95" trace 4.33" Lamoni, la. .34" .73" .01" .08" 3.58° 5.37" of 2 PM Saturday Rain Washes Away Records, But Parts of Nebraska Still Dry By Susan Szalewski World-Herald Staff Writer A week's worth of thunderstorms brought record-breaking rainfalls to some parts of the Midlands, but skipped over other spots almost entirely. The Lincoln airport measured red 4.95 inches of rain between 6:30 a.m. Friday and 6:30 a.m.
Saturday, breaking a record for the largest amount of precipitation recorded in a 24-hour period in September. The old record was 4.88 inches on September 28-29, 1923. The National Weather Service received unofficial reports of as much as 10 inches of rain falling in some parts of the capital city. Substantial Rains Much of Iowa received substantial rains over the past three weeks. Des Moines' 1989 rainfall by Aug.
22 was 14.73 inches, 7.09 inches below normal. As of Friday, only 17 days later, the year's total brought up to 26.03 inches, 2.06 inches above normal. Randolph, Iowa, 20 miles southeast of Council Bluffs, had 8.31 inches of rain poured on it in just three days Wednesday through Friday. Most of southeast Nebraska and southwest Iowa received heavy rains from last week's thunderstorms. Flooding occurred in those areas through much of the week.
Other portions of the Midlands received little help in overcoming dryness that has covered much of the region all year. For example, most of last week's showers missed an area in Nebraska stretching from Ogallala to North Platte. North Platte reported .42 of an inch of rain between Sept. 3 and Saturday afternoon. Running Below Normal "We're running well below normal Election Tuesday College Bond Issue Dominates Iowa Ballot By Gary Newman COUNCIL BLUFFS BUREAU Voters in 33 southwest Iowa school districts will decide Tuesday whether Iowa Western Community College should be given authority to issue up to $24 million in bonds, to expand and remodel its central Bluffs campus and four attendance centers.
The bond issue election overshadows the other part of the Iowa Western ballot, on which three people are seeking the three seats up for election on the school's nine-member board. When the bond plan was approved by a split vote of the board earlier this year, college President Carl Heinrich said it was a "no frills" proposal that concentrates on instructional space. The plan includes addition of nearly 104,000 square feet to five buildings on the Bluffs campus and an addition to Rowland Hall at Clarinda. Land would be purchased, and buildings about 9,000 square feet in size would be built at attendance centers in Atlantic, Harlan and Shenandoah to replace leased space in the towns. The plan calls for other general refurbishing and improvements.
About $13.2 million of the proposed financing would be spent on the Bluffs campus, about $1.4 million in Clarinda and about $730,000 at each of the other three campuses. The would be paid off over 20 years with revenue from the college's tax levy. The issue could add about 50 cents in property taxes for each 1 $1,000 of assessed valuation, Iowa Western officials say. Iowa Western's property tax rate for the current fiscal year is slightly more than 48.5 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation. A piece of Council Bluffs property with a market value of $50,000 is assessed for tax purposes at $42,298, and the current Iowa Western tax on that property is just under $20.52.
Iowa Western has a bonded debt of about $5.2 million and will pay principal and interest of about $1.6 million this fiscal year. There is one new face among three people seeking election to the Iowa Western board. Incumbents Glen Billmeyer of Glenwood in District 2 and Wanda Rosenbaugh of Carter Lake in District 6 are seeking re election. In District 4, John Magill of Atlantic is stepping down. Wendell Bachmann of Atlantic is on the ballot.
The candidates are on the ballot only in their districts. Two Vie for Spot On Lewis Central Board COUNCIL BLUFFS BUREAU One of the two seats on the Lewis Central School District board is open, with E. Harvey King vacating his District 4 seat after 18 years. Vying for the spot are Connie Kae Bergman and Carol L. Thien.
Mrs. Bergman, 46, Route 1, a registered nurse, has two children who have graduated from Lewis Central and one child still in school there. This is her The Record Police Calls BURGLARIES Tonja Butler, 3319 N. 37th video recorder, stereo equipment, jeweiry, value more than $400, reported Friday. Dorothy Walker, 4105 Miami video recorder, clarinet, microwave oven, jewelry, value $1,090, reported Friday.
Scott Koory, 1722 S. 126th lawn mower, chain saw, value $889, reported Friday. Dennis Pitzl, 404 S. 48th camera equipment, handgun, value $650, reported Friday. THEFTS Gerald Lennartson, Omaha, car stereo, value $500, from vehicle at 400 N.
Happy Hollow reported Friday. Dale Weidner, Omaha, compact discs, stereo equipment, value $9,820, from 722 N. 116th reported Friday. Don Elnerson, Omaha, radar detector, tools, cassette tapes, value more than $1,500, from 9347 Camden reported Friday. Gregory Christensen, Omaha, car stereo, value more than $300, from vehicle at 2623 Hamilton reported Friday.
Anthony Bles, Omaha, air conditioning unit, value $900, from 620 S. 50th reported Friday. John Emery, Omaha, car stereo, value $500, from vehicle at 74th Street and Western Avenue, reported Friday. William Fahey, Omaha, text books, value $900, from vehicle at 2810 S. 108th reported Friday.
Barbara Mays, Omaha, radar detector, jewelry, value $950, from vehicle at 9509 Plaza, reported Friday. Coastal Mart, 58th and Maple Streets, $519 cash, reported Friday. Jan-Eric-Pusch Enterprises, 5635 N. 69th air conditioner, bar equipment, two ladders, couch, value more than $1,075, from 718 S. 37th reported Friday.
ROBBERIES Herr's Gas-N-Shop, 2302 S. 20th an undisclosed amount of money Friday at about 2:10 p.m. Knife was shown. Robber described as black male, mid-303, 6-foot-3, 200 pounds, short hair, wearing a red baseball cap, jean Jacket, white T-shirt. Bankruptcies Four bankruptcy categories listed are: Chapter 7, straight bankruptcy involving liquidation of assets; Chapter 11, plan permitting reorganization of financial affairs under court supervision for an individual engaged in business or for a company (asset and liability schedules are not always filed with initial petition); Chapter 12, plan permitting farmers and ranchers to reorganize their financial affairs under court supervision (asset and liability schedules are not always filed with Initial petition); Chapter 13, wage- earner plan for repaying a portion of debts over an extended time.
Businesses Jimmy L. and Mary L. Bridgman, doing business as Bridgman Enterprises, 5429 S. 147th assets $2,400, liabilities Chapter 7. Individuals Leonard C.
and Sharon S. Fisher, Richfield, truck driver; assets $3,475, labilities Chapter 7. first try for public office. Mrs. Thien, 36, 10 Woodlawn Acres, formerly taught in the Council Bluffs schools and for the Loess Hills Area Education Agency.
The first-time office seeker has two sons attending Lewis Central schools. Bluffs dentist James R. Knott, 40, of 206 Wildwood Road is seeking tion to his at-large post on the sevenmember board. Three on Ballot For Bluffs School Board COUNCIL BLUFFS BUREAU In the Bluffs school board election, three candidates are running for three seats. Cathy Herrick Ryba apparently will be the only new board member.
She is seeking the year remaining on the three year term of Dana Anderson, who resigned in January. Former board member Gary Faust, appointed to fill the post, chose not to run. Mrs. Ryba, 33, of 2806 Ave. had applied for the interim appointment.
She has three children in the Bluffs schools and works part-time at her parents' store, La Vonda's Country Cellar. Board president JoAnne Carrithers, who has been on the board since 1980, and Louie Carta, who is finishing his first term, are seeking re-election. Mrs. Carrithers, 57, of 201 Bennett is associated with her husband, Tom, in the I.T. Carrithers architectural firm.
Carta, 63, of 320 Elliot is a Bluffs druggist. Bluffs polling places will be open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. Pottawattamie Voters To Decide on 911 Charge COUNCIL BLUFFS BUREAU Pottawattamie County voters will decide whether a 25-cent monthly charge will be added to phone bills for starting and operating an improved 911 emergency system designed 1 to reduce response time. The "enhanced 911" system, or E911, would computerize the 911 system already in operation for most of the county.
In an enhanced system, when a call is received, a computer screen displays the location of the phone on which the call is being made and lists the nearest fire, police and rescue services. Herb Hansen, Pottawattamie County disaster services director, said the 25- cent monthly fee per phone customer is expected to bring in about $126,000 annually. 6,330 Hear Rock Bands Play at City Auditorium A crowd of about 6,330 experienced the heavy metal rock 'n' roll sounds of Badlands, Tesla, and Great White at the City Auditorium Saturday night, an auditorium spokeswoman said. She said the approximately concert "went smoothly," and started on time at 8 p.m. There were no technical problems and no problems with rowdy youths, she said.
Newspapers will be picked up in this sector tomorrow. They should be bundled with string or put In paper sacks and placed at curbside. For more information, call 444-5238. Newspaper Recycling Sectors Pick-up day: Second Monday Of the month W. Dodge 21 8 1-80 Charles D.
and Gerianne Dunn, 4724 Decatur truck driver; assets $18,600, liabilities not available; Chapter 7. Kenneth J. Pullen, Fremont, assets $1,700, liabilities Chapter 7. Danny L. Jr.
and Beverly S. Berger, 14173 Karl leather cutter; Chapter 13. Timothy Weaver, 112 S. 36th shipper receiver; assets $4,000, liabilities Chapter 7. James D.
and Rita P. Burk, Cozad, truck driver; assets $41,983, liabilities Chapter 7. Mark W. Nelsen, 5511 S. 101st Plaza, cable splicer; assets $13,000, liabilities Chapter 7.
Shane J. Farnsworth, Omaha, lawn service; Chapter 13. Keith A. Perry, 4939 Ruggles marketer; assets $660, liabilities Chapter 7. Beverly J.
Carlson, 2911 Washington Bellevue, operations technician; Chapter 13. Donald E. and Elaine E. Libby, 1009 Birchcrest Road, Bellevue, purchasing agent; assets $70,613, liabilities Chapter 7. Tracy A.
York, Gering, sales manager; assets $17,421, labilities Chapter 7. Pamela M. O'Bannon-Payton, 3705 N. 84th housing inspector; Chapter 13. Michael R.
and Sharon M. Reiman, 1006 S. 23rd unemployed; assets $2,250, liabilities Chapter 7. Marguerite D. Wilson, 4515 Grant bookkeeper; Chapter 13.
Michele Leapley, 4732 Chicago machine operator; assets $4,000, liabilities Chapter 7. George T. and Linda K. Gottschall, Fremont, operator; assets $3,565, liabilities Chapter 7. Judith M.
Garretson, 12015 Wilham Plaza, sales secretary; Chapter 13. Joyce A. and Larry M. Tinsley, 14079 Monroe Circle, sales; Chapter 13. Edward J.
Schmidt, 6317 N. 75th communications operator, and Diane R. Schmidt, 10018 Himebaugh Plaza, receptionist; assets $50,810, liabilities Chapter 7. Julle L. Nelson, 13028 Plaza, electronic technician; Chapter 13.
Linda S. Olson, Tekamah, production worker; Chapter 13. Dennis G. Mumm, Fremont, mechanic; Chapter 13. Michael A.
and Kim L. Johnsen, 1 for both the year and the month," said Kenny Monson, a weather service radar specialist. Conversely, Lincoln received 7.68 inches of rain within a week. The Friday through Saturday downpour gave Lincoln its fourth wettest 24 hours since record-keeping began. The heaviest 24-hour soaking occurred Aug.
28-29, 1910, when 8.38 inches fell. September 1989 is already the second wettest September on record in Lincoln. The most precipitation measured for the month was 1914's 8.32 inches. The 72nd and McKinley Streets weather station in Omaha recorded 6.1 inches of rain from Sept. 3 through 2 p.m.
Saturday, exceeding the 3.36 inches it normally receives through the entire month by 2.74 inches. At the end of August, the north Omaha weather station was 7.98 inches below its usual precipitation for the year. By Saturday that deficiency was reduced to 3.23 inches. More Showers Expected A slow-moving frontal system extending from Wisconsin through Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado brought the heavy rains to the Midlands, the weather service said. More showers could hit western Nebraska today, but the chances of rain are more remote in the eastern part of the state and western Iowa.
Nebraska temperatures were expected to stay in the upper 50s to mid-60s, while highs near 70 were forecast for Iowa. The Omaha-Council Bluffs metropolitan area's forecast called for a slight chance of showers by afternoon or evening, a high of 68 and a low of 53. Partly cloudy skies, scattered showers and highs near 70 were expected Monday and Tuesday. Crescent, lowa, examiner, Chapter 13. Christopher W.
Buch, 13101 Washington Bellevue, meat cutter; Chapter 13. Gary T. and Mary E. Lew, 2945 N. 59th cook; assets $10,497, liabilities Chapter 7.
Matthew A. and Susan M. Peters, 3456 Pratt carpenter; assets $36,580, liabilities Chapter 7. Lyle L. and Joanne M.
Martin, 6363 Grover street maintenance: assets $24,018, liabilities Chapter 7. Dennis N. Harris, 12366 S. 28th Army; assets $4,820, liabilities Chapter 7. Jesse D.
and Melissa J. Byars, 8301 Burt car sales; Chapter 13. Patrick and Susan Gallagher, 1016 Park chef; assets $4,000, liabilities $12,334, Chapter 7. Jettrey A. Borrink, 830 N.
94th Court, loss control agent; Chapter 13. Kristi Rudd, 3480 S. 16th library assistant; assets $2,670, liabilities Chapter 7. Brenda S. Davis, 5318 N.
39th dry clean presser; assets $4,310, liabiIlties Chapter 7, Jeffrey L. Bussell, 7619 Richmond Drive, truck driver, and Teresa A. Bussell, 2513 N. 65th baby sitter; assets $3,422, liabilities Chapter 7. Laura J.
Smith, 8544 Granville Parkway, LaVista, counter person; assets $610, liabilities Chapter 7. William T. and Laurie A. Daly, Kennard, vault clerk; assets $1,160, liabilities Chapter 7. Patrick M.
McGee, 4322 S. 25th production line worker; assets $1,710, liabilities Chapter 7. Lonnie C. and Angela C. Riesgaard, 1019 Turner truck driver: assets $3,470, liabilities $14,777: Chapter 7.
Allen R. and Teresa M. Miler, 5637 S. 20th meat cutter; assets $1,610, liabilities Chapter 7. David C.
and Mary B. Selden, 1223 Mayfield store owner; Chapter 13. James R. and Roberta A. Hoard, 1404 Bancroft laborer; Chapter 13.
Jake L. Omaha, clerk; assets $12,005, liabilities Chapter 7. Nancy E. Hanson, 622 Pacific Elkhorn, unemployed; assets $4,720, liabilities Chapter 7. Robert and Connie Zivny, Omaha, horse farmer; assets $10,575, liabilities Chapter 7.
Jose H. and Camila R. Suarez, 3737 Leawood Drive, regional manager; Chapter 13. Doyle L. and Julie Fulkerson, 1318 S.
25th truck driver; Chapter 13. John J. Zaliauskas, 3311 painter; assets $1,780, liabilities Chapter 7. Larry L. Modlin, Omaha, service station attendant; Chapter 13.
Lotto America Des' Moines (AP) The winning numbers drawn Saturday night in Lotto America are 1, 5, 18, 25, 32 and 44. Estimated jackpot: $2 mil- lion. Iowa Lotto Des Moines (AP) Here are the Iowa Lotto numbers drawn Saturday: 11, 12, 15, 22, 28 and 39. Estimated jackpot, $1.6 million. S.
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