Obituaries DEAL MAURINE E. PRUITT Mrs. Mable Ellen Deal, 72, of Park Manor in Nevada, formerly of Des Moines, died Sunday at the home after an illness of several years. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the United Methodist Church in Collins, with burial in Collins Evergreen Cemetery there.
Mrs. Deal, a native of Collins, was a former licensed practical nurse at Mercy Hospital here and also served as a private nurse. After living in Des Moines many, years, she lived in Collins before moving to the Nevada home three years ago. She was a member of First Rec Methodist Church here. Surviving are two sons, Donald of Ankeny and Dale of Altoona; two daughters, Mrs.
Helen Burns and Mrs. Bernita Heacock, both of Des Moines; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Weis of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Gladys Delaney of Keens, two brothers, Everett Kelderhouse of Collins and Floyd Kelderhouse of Logan, 19 grandchildren, and 14 greatgrandchildren. The body is at Cooper Funer- al Home in Maxwell.
MRS. MABLE E. MRS. JENNIFER WOODEN MRS. JENNIFER Services for Mrs.
Jennifer Wooden, 22, of 4411 S.E. Fourteenth St. will be at 1:30 Wednesday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. Wooden died Saturday Iowa Lutheran Hospital of WOODEN juries suffered earlier Saturday when she was involved in a two-car crash in the 1600 block of S.E.
Fourteenth Street. Born in England, Mrs. Wooden lived in Ipswich, England, before moving to Des Moines in July of 1973. She was an X-ray technician at Des Moines General Hospital. Survivors include her husband, John her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Cross and a brother, Paul Cross, all of Cheadle Hulmne, England; a sister, Mrs. Sue Bown of Exmouth, England, and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cross of Brent Wood, England, and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Gladsby of Watford, England. MRS. CLARKE B.
BEARD Services for Mrs. Clarke B. Beard, 74, of 1010 Fortieth St. will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at New Christian Church, with burial in Resthaven Cemetery.
Mrs. Beard died Saturday Iowa Methodist Hospital head injuries suffered earlier the day in a at of MRS. CLARKE B. in BEARD 0-car collision at Tenth and High Streets. Mrs.
Beard, a former cafeteria manager for the Des Moines schools, was born in Warren County and lived in Des Moines most of her life. She was a member of Order of Eastern Star, Daughters of the Nile, Polk County School Food Service Association and New Christian Church. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, Bill B. of Ames and Clarke J. of Clear Lake; three sisters, Mrs.
Dorothy Shortley of Des Moines, Mrs. Zola K. Mathews of Ankeny and Mrs. Virginia R. Beins of Highland Park, and six grandchildren.
The body is at Dahlstrom Funeral Home. MRS. IDA M. MUELLER (The Tribune's Iowa News Service) SIOUX RAPIDS, IA. Services will be at 2 p.m, Wednesday at Huffmans Funeral Home in Lake City for Mrs.
Ida Marie Mueller, 93, a former Sioux Rapids resident who died Sunday in a McAllen, nursing home. Burial will be at Oak Lawn Cemetery at Auburn, Surviving are four sons, including Jack W. Mueller of Des Moines; a daughter; 13 grandchildren, and 24 great-grandchildren. Rehard's Conoco Service at 3401 University is among three Iowa service stations that have agreed to refund gasoline revenue in excess of legal limits, according to officials of the regional office of Federal Energy Administration in Kansas City, Mo. The Iowa firms and the amounts they are to refund: Rehard's Conoco, Posey's Standard Service in Sioux City, and Yetter Oil Co.
in Burlington, $50,226 for gasoline and $37,403 for fuel oil. Federal officials said Rehard's already has lowered its prices and refunded the overcharges. A Rehard's Conoco Here Agrees to Pay Refunds Asks Polk Jail Visit Guidelines By Steven Walters Polk County District Court Judge Anthony Critelli Monday told the Des Moines Police Department to prepare guidelines governing the identification of local attorneys who visit the jail to consult with their clients. However, he refused to dismiss a charge of possession of amphetamines filed last Tuesday against a Memphis, woman, Laverne Jackson, whose case prompted Critelli's call for guidelines. The woman's attorney, Marlyn Jensen of Des Moines, had asked that the charge be dismissed because he was prevented from seeing his client by police last Wednesday.
In a hearing before Critelli Monday, Police Records Sgt. A. Douglas Davis testified that some identification as an attorney is necessary before persons are admitted to the visiting room where clients are interviewed. Davis testified that he personally knows most attorneys who appear at the City Jail but that he had never seen Jensen. Daivs refused to permit Jensen to interview his client after he said Jensen failed to produce any identification establishing that he was an attorney.
"No Conspiracy" Jensen could only produce: a driver's license and other a attempts at identification failed. Critelli refused to dismiss the charge against the Tennessee woman, ruling that there was no conspiracy or intent by policemen to deprive her of her right to see her attorney. However, Critelli said police need a standard policy or guideline on the subject and said he would personally contact Police Chief Wendell Nichols to ensure that action is tak- en. Sergeant Cleared Meanwhile, Asst. Police Chief Billie B.
Wallace said Monday he is "satisfied" after a departmental investigation that Sergeant Davis and a police matron, Florence Welshons, "acted properly" in refusing to allow Jensen a to see Ms. Jackson because a Wallace said the attorney could not identify himself as a lawyer. Wallace said "as far as I am concerned" the investigation clears the sergeant and the matron "absolutely" from any wrongdoing or "allegation of attempt to deny an attorney the right see his cleint." "Thousands of attorneys have gone back there to see clients and we know most of them, but someone we don't know we have to have some identification because we can't just have anybody running around back there," Wallace said. IN TRAFFIC COURT The following have appeared, In Polk County District Court on violations. Names, ages, addresses and disposition in all cases are those on court records.
The following appeared on speeding charges, for which they paid a fine of at least $21. William Alcini, 44, of 925 S.E. Eighth $23. Jonna G. Bagley, 23, of 3118 S.W.
Fifth $31. Molly A. Baldwin, 22, of 7713 Hickman Road, $23. Judy A. Balkema, 33, of 405 Peterson Drive, Ankeny, $40.
Shirley M. Banks, 34, of 950 Oakridge Drive, Vernon $21. E. Banks, 23, of Gothenburg, Stephen F. Beckley, 22, of 4926 N.W.
$34. Bruce E. Beckwith, 18, of 513 Franklin Drive, Ankeny, $30. Mary M. Bent, 43, of 8055 Warren $22.
Mary M. Bent, 43, of 8055 Warren Drive, $22. Robert H. Billings, 18, of Route 1, West Des Moines, $30. Sheryl A.
Blodgett, 23, of 3334 Dubuque $21. Steven H. Briddell, 27, of 1422 Eighth Stg Ronald O. Burns, 45, of 4720 Fortieth $24. Jan C.
Campbell, 33, of 3115 Orchard Circle, West Des Moines, $24. Robert A. Chrisman, 64, of Knoxville, $22. Jane A. Collins, 25, of 1535 N.W.
Ninetythird Court, $30. Mark C. Cramer, 18, of Cumming, $26. Kenneth A. Dawson, 18, of 2300 Logan $25.
David W. Dejong, 17, of Oskaloosa, $21. Robert C. Dodds, 40, of Story City, $27. Thomas E.
Doyle, 44, of 2712 Madison $40. Tad F. Dufelmeler, 18, of 3806 Cottage Grove $30. Merwin E. Easter, 70, of 3000 Grand $23.
Merrie L. Fielder, 20, of 8404 Aurora $46. Timothy J. FloWers, 16, of 310 Uehlamar, Ankeny, $22. Joe L.
Franklin, 17, of 520 Sixth West Des Moines, $27. Mary M. Gingerich, 38, of 1528 Seventh West Des Moines, $22. Susan L. Griffin, 21, of 3405 Woodland Dennis West Des Hall, 19, Moines, of $36.
Centerville, $25. Marla R. Harris, 22, of 3525 Merle Hay Road, $30. Donald Hermon, 36, of 620 Nineteenth West Des Moines, $27. Guy L.
Jackson, 26, of 1131 Eighteenth $30. Paul M. Johansen, 40, of 8967 N.W. Beaver Drive, $36. Frank C.
Johnson, 26, of 608 Eleventh West Des Moines, $30. Lois R. Katch, 49, of 3333 Sixty-second Conchita M. Kidman, 29, of 3817 Thirtyninth Court, $26. Donald G.
Kilgore, 34, of 1321 E. Oak Park Robinson $22. G. King, 50, of 3609 Davisson Road, $42. Yolande V.
Knight, 25, of 7600 Dennis Drive, $23. Stephen R. Layman, 19, of 1021 Sixtyeighth $30. Dewey F. Loney, 30, of 502 S.E.
Thornton $21. Alan R. Lovelady, 18, of 4106 Sixty-sixth St. $34. Danny C.
Lunesford, 23, of 1648 Twentythird $24. Clayton M. Lyon, 50, of 900 Twenty-ninth West Des Moines, $22. Billy J. Marguardt, 45, of 409 E.
Ninth Ankeny, $22. Kim M. Ankeny, Martin, $38. 16, of 102 Drive, John R. Martinez, 18, of 623 S.E.
Sixth $22. Keith D. McElderry, 19, of 6203 S.W. Thirteenth $24. Marsha J.
Moon, 19, of Ames, $25. Tony R. Morris, 17, of 5700 Franklin $40. Kirk J. Naber, 24, of 4512 Timothy T.
Multer, 34, of Carlisle, Venth $28. William T. Nassif, 24, of 1825 E. Ninth $36. William W.
Nichols, 53, of Cedar Falls, $23. Phillip E. Noah, 27, of 1236 Loomis $30. M. Dennis Ulson, 22, of Ames, $26.
Maureen A. O'Neill, 20, of 3117 Grand $21. Samuel C. Pigneri, 31, of 2805 Sixty-first William D. Pottorff, 17, of 3225 Third $30.
James T. Prine, 27, of 3630 Twana Drive, $40. Janella D. Reece, 32, of 2705 E. Twentyfourth $22.
Rebecca H. Reinholtz, 24, of 2145 N.W. Eighty-sixth $26. Carolyn L. Riley, 35, of 4000 Twentyninth $28.
William J. Robertson, 36, of Bloomington, $23. Joel F. Rodriguez, 20, of 3606 Crestmoor Place, $28. Patrick M.
Rooney, 16, of 941 Fortyfourth Gary West Des Moines, $24. S. Rubin, 39, of 5428 Woodland $26. Lauren G. Rump, 20, of 2407 Beverly Drive, $26.
Marvin L. Ryan, 36, of Alton. Dale K. Schreurs, 42, of 3405 Woodland West Des Moines, $24. Mark R.
Shaw, 23, of 4200 Park $26. William E. Shortell, 26, of 3931 Sixteenth $27. John S. Smith, 20, of 4140 E.
Thirtyeighth $25. Mark A. Smith, 23, of 250 Bennett $23. Jeffery L. Snedden, 22, of 2739 Dosh $24.
E. Spence, 18, of 214 BelAir Road, Ankeny, $32. Edward J. Spuzello, 32, of 1031 Twentysecond West Des Moines, $28. James E.
Staker, 28, of 1122 Nineteenth St Stephen West Des F. Moines, Tucker, $24. 18, of 1209 Elder Lane, $22. Richard E. Veak, 41, of Norwalk, $30.
Velda M. Voelker, 31, of 205 Nineteenth West Des Moines, $26. Gary D. Wabshaw, 17, of 1409 Fortythird $32. Jeanne M.
Wallander, 22, of 1902 Eightieth $22. Mary J. Warthington, 53, of 1231 Pleasantview Drive, $21. Steve E. Arbuckle, 19, of 1443 Fortythird $21.
Susan C. Batazar, 18, of 629 Foster Drive, $35. Richard R. Belluchi, 19, of 2706 E. Broadway $24.
Cathy C. Bennett, 24, of 3520 E. Thirtysixth $26. John A. Cleveland, 57, of Indianola, $23.
Mark Crook, 16, of 1221 Emma $30, jail. Lowell F. Darnell, 55, of Ames, $24. Michael E. Dyer, 20, of Adel, $21.
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State. Woolco 3221 S.E. 14th Street 1400 22nd St. I-235 Michael J. Gladfelder, 21, of 1431 Twenty-first $26.
Steven J. Grover, 18, of Ames, $50. Rolland K. Hart, 47, of 4313 University $25. John W.
Hausha, 17, of 3216 Forty-seventh $23. James P. Hyler, 35, of 2900 E. Thirtysixth Court, $32. Lee J.
Jenkins, 37, of 1802 Forest $22. Martin R. Kaiser, 18, of Garwin, $29. Dwight W. Keyes, 17, 4335 Sixth $30.
Francis M. Lynch, 46, of Cumming, $22. Roseanne M. Maxwell, 23, of Collins, $25. John H.
McFadden, 27, of 4700 S.E. $21. Randolph' C. Merlies, 22, of 1517 E. Twenty-second $24.
Pricilla A. Nelson, 21, of 4901 S.W. Sixth $21. Leslie J. Nicholas, 19, of 3607 Forest $24.
Jerry L. Parker, 26, of 2318 E. Thirtyseventh $30. George E. Pipkin, 45, of 2800 Fleur Drive, $23.
Harry F. Pontious, 62, of 4840 N.W. Fifty-third Court, $24. Richard E. Reed, 45, of 2723 S.E.
Elm $22. Salvador Salgado, 45, of 4580 N.W. Lovington Drive, $22. Gary L. Schuldt, 19, of 1800 Watrous $20.
John H. Stearns, 44, of Osceola, $23. Richard E. Thomason, 27, of 7105 Seventeenth $27. Wilbur S.
Vernon, 64, of 122 S.W. Third Ankeny, $24. Robin L. Weberg, 18, of 30 S.E. Gray $21.
George Weeks, 32, of 2523 E. Fortysecond $21. Gail C. Wheeler, 60, of Malcom, $21. The following also appeared in court were fined (amounts include $5 court costs) or received jail sentences.
Mark Crook, 16, of 1221 Emma $10, jail; $5, jail. Lee C. Pontious, 22, of 1011 Twenty-ninth $10, jail. Curtis P. Smith, 17, of 7718 Dellwood Drive, $35.
Pays $110 Fine After Incident At Tavern Here George A. Briley of 370 N.W. Fifty-second Ave. has paid a total of $110 in fines as a result of three charges by Polk County sheriff's officers in connection with a Friday incident at the and Lounge at Northwest Fiftieth Place and Second Avenue. Briley paid a $50 fine for aggravated intoxication, $35 for assault and battery and $25 for resisting arrest, after he pleaded guilty to the charges before District Associate Judge Norman Elliott.
According to sheriff's officers, Briley was in the tavern when he refused deputies' requests to leave the area. Outside the tavern, Briley allegedly struck Sheriff's Deputy Randy Cross and kicked Deputy Joseph Kerfoot. The incident occurred shortly after 10 p.m. Friday, sheriff's deputies said. Phantom Crash BIELEFELD, WEST GERMANY (AP) An American Phantom fighter-bomber crashed in a suburb of Bielefeld Monday, killing its two crewmen and setting fire to a nearby house, police said.
The crewmen were not immediately identified. 19 Arrested In Raid on Dog Fight ORLANDO, FLA. (AP) Nineteen persons were arrested and another 100 given summonses in a weekend raid on an illegal dog fight, police said. A dozen dogs, some bloodied by fights, were taken into custody by the humane society, said State after Attorney Robert Egan the Saturday night raid in a wooded area of Orange County. An undetermined number of dogs was released into surrounding fields by their owners when the raid began, he said.
Officers found two dogs still locked in combat and had to pry the animals apart with a stick, Egan said. Arrests were made on charges which included gambling, cruelty to animals and liquor sales violations. About 100 spectators were given summonses at the scene, and Egan said some may be called upon to testify at trials resulting from the raid. The raid interrupted a schedule of nine fights in an arena covered with a plastic tarpaulin and lit by bare bulbs powered by a portable electric generator, Egan said. Police said most of the dogs involved were pit terriers, similar to a Staffordshire terrier.
Officials in several states Moines Tribune 15 Oct. 7, 1974 Services for Mrs. Maurine E. Pruitt, 57, of 3946 Twelfth St. will be at 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday at Funeral Home, with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Pruitt died Saturday at Broadlawns Polk County Hospital after a long illness. A native of MRS. MAURINE echanicsville, PRUITT she had lived in Des Moines since childhood and was a member of Peace Lutheran Church.
Survivors include her husband, Marion; three sons, Donald of Des Moines, Kenneth of Ankeny and James of Grimes; two daughters, Mrs. Barbara Oltrogge of Orange, and Mrs. Cheryl McElwain of Byron, two brothers, Ernest Ansbaugh of Waterloo and Harold Ansbaugh of Gerber, a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Keith of Seattle, 16 grandchildren and a greatgrandson. The family suggests memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society.
LEO E. DAVIS A prayer service for Leo E. Davis, 79, of 1522 Arthur Ave. will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, with services 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday at Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery. Mr. Davis died of arteriosclerosis Sat- urday at Elm DAVIS Crest Nursing Center, 2348 E. Ninth after an illness of a year and a half. Born in Runnells, he had lived in Des Moines 68 years and was retired warehouseman for a wholesale grocery company.
Surviving are his wife, Lillian; a son, Raymond of Des Moines; two stepsons, Clare Richards of Des Moines and John Richards of Susanville, two brothers, Albert and Art, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Alexander and Mrs. Roxie King, all of Des Moines; two grandchildren, and a grandson. MRS. MARY E.
STEARNS. Mrs. Mary E. Stearns, 28, of 8804 Boston Ave. died of a heart attack Sunday at Iowa Methodist Hospital.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Dunn's Funeral Home on Grand Avenue, with burial in Chariton Cemetery at Chariton. Mrs. Stearns, who was born in Chariton, moved to Des Moines from Kansas City, years ago. She was a ber of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Survivors include her hus band, Keith; a son, Brian, at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Johnson of Chariton; two brothers, Ali Sharif of Atlanta, and Bijan Sharif, who lives in Nigeria; a sister, Mrs. Fredrika Stanley of Des Moines and a grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Hervey of Chariton.
WILLIAM R. KIRKMAN MRS. MARY E. WELCH Services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Welch, 88, of Garden Grove, formerly of Des Moines, will be at 8 a.m.
Tuesday in Garden Grove. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Glendale Cemetery (in Des. Moines. Mrs.
Welch died of a stroke Saturday in Garden Grove. Mrs. Welch, who was born in Carroll, lived in Maple River in Carroll County until 1937, when she moved to Des Moines. She had lived in California since 1948. She was a member of Catholic Daughters of America, Legion of Mary and the Roman Catholic Church.
Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Marita Percival of 'Des Moines, Mrs. Lucille Flash and Mrs. Margaret Barnes, both of San Francisco, Mrs. Dorothy Wardrop of Garden Grove and Mrs.
Lillian Hennessy of San Antonio, a son, Overland Park, a sister, Mrs. Lottie Rust of Portland 25 grandchildren, and seven greatgrandchildren. The body will be at Dunn's Funeral Home on Grand Avenue. CHARLES E. DEAL S.E.
Second St. attack Sunday tal after a twomonth illness. Services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery at Army Post Road and Indianola Ave- died of a heart at Mercy HospiCHARLES E. DEAL Charles E.
Deal, 69, of 4011 nue. Mr. Deal, who was born in Metz, lived in Des Moines most of his life. A retired taxicab driver, he was a member of Teamsters Union Local 90. Surviving are his wife, Thelma; a son, Donald of Des Moines; three daughters, Mrs.
Bonnie Drabeck of Des Moines, Mrs. Rosemary Cunningham of St. Charles and Mrs. Betty Turkal of Lancaster, two brothers, Fred of Flushing, and Les of Flint, two half-brothers, Frank Razor and Guy Razor, both of Custer Park, two sisters, Mrs. Bess Utsler of Indianola and Mrs.
Ruth Douglas of Winterset; 28 grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. MRS. EMMA BERKEY Mrs. Emma Berkey, 97, of 3407 Grand Ave. died of a heart ailment and arteriosclerosis Sunday at Iowa Methodist Hospital after a five-year illness.
A memorial service will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Dunn's Funeral Home on Grand Avenue. The body has been donated to the University of Iowa Medical School. Mrs. Berkey, who was born in Cedar Falls, had lived in Des Moines 40 years.
She was a member of Royal Neighbors of America Camp 284, Order of Eastern Star Chapter 89 and the Methodist Church. She is survived by a daughter, Nadine W. Berkey of Des Moines. The family suggests memorials be given to the church or charity of the donor's choice. MRS.
NORA E. ANDERSON Services for Mrs. Nora E. Anderson, of 1623 E. Fourteenth who who died of a heart William Ray Kirkman, 80, of ailment SaturRiverview Manor Convalescent day at her and Nursing Home, 701 Riv- home, will be erview died at 10 a.m.
of pneumonia Tuesday at Saturday at Dahlstrom FuBroad lawns neral Home. Polk County Burial will be Hospital after a in Highland o-w ek ill- Memory Garness. dens Cemetery. MRS. NORA Services will Mrs.
Ander- be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday WILLIAM R. at Hamilton's WILLIAM R. Home, KIRKMAN Funeral with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Mr.
Kirkman, a retired lumberman, was born in Indianola, and had lived in Des Moines about 60 years. He is survived by a son, Ray and two daughters, Mrs. Grace Battles and Mrs. Eleanor Corey, all of Des Moines; two brothers, Steve of Des Moines and George of Windom, a sister, Mrs. Marie Barrick of Emmetsburg, 19 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.
RUSSELL RICHARDSON (The Tribune's lowa News Service) INDIANOLA, IA. Services for Russell W. Richardson, 54, of Indianola will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Overton neral Home here. Richardson died Sunday of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in the Wayne County town of Clio, according to Sheriff Jesse Hook.
Hook said Richardson shot himself after wounding Kenneth Robinson, 23, following an argument at Robinson's home. Mr. Richardson is survived by his wife, Arnetta; a daughter; two sisters, and three brothers. have moved recently to stop what they say is the growing popularity of a cruel and barbaric sport that pits trained dogs in bloody contests. Congress has also been asked to pass legislation outlawing such fights.
Egan said the cars of spectators at the match bore license plates from as far away as Virginia. Thai King Signs New Constitution BANGKOK, THAILAND (AP) King Bhumipol Adulyadej signed Thailand's new constitution Monday, but expressed reservations about provisions he said tinker with the traditional role of the king. Nevertheless, his signature gives 1 the document final approval as law of the land and clears the way for national elections, tentatively scheduled for early February. DRAPES Discount FREE HOME ESTIMATES Fabric $5 to $20 YARD PER Materials and Workmanship Guaranteed 244-6221 OLSON'S Cottage 19th and Grove Carpet, Upholstery Drapes 36 Months To Pay LEO E. Earl Scheis says "ALL EXCLUSIVE DIAMOND GLOSS COLORS WITH GENERAL ELECTRIC SILICONES" AUTO PAINTING 2 MORE DAYS FREE BODY FENDER REPAIR with every Earl Scheib ANY paint job: CAR $3995 INTEGRITY OVER 35 YEARS Saul OVER 7 MILLION QUALITY VALUE CARS PAINTED THE WORLD'S LARGEST AUTO PAINTER OVER 200 LOCATIONS, COAST-10-COAST STILL AMERICA'S BIGGEST BARGAIN DES MOINES 1110 LOCUST ST.
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She is survived by her husband Reuben; three sons, Harold, Clarence and Robert, and a daughter, Mrs. Judy Raymond, all of Des Moines, and 10 CHARLES S. SWEGER Services for Charles S. Sweger, 59, of 867 Fortieth who died at Mercy Hospital Saturday of an apparent heart attack, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Dunn's Funeral Home on Grand Avenue.
Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Mr. Sweger, an auto mechanic for Mid-Town Motors, was born in Millerstown, and had lived in Des Moines 49 years. He was a member of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors and First Federated Church. Surviving are his wife, Loretta; a son, David of Mustang, a daughter, Ms.
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