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   Adams County Free Press, The (Newspaper) - August 15, 1985, Corning, Iowa                                Hospital notes Locals Adorns County Free Press Thursday Aug 161985 ADMISSIONS Mrs Gilbert Travis Cor Mrs Almeda Coming Eldon Quiet Corning Lester Day Harry Gaskill Cor ning Darwin Snyder Cor ning DISMISSALS Ernest Nook Lenox Mrs Thomas Rechsteiner Lenox Eldon Gillet Corning Mrs Gilbert Travis Corning Mrs Almeda Eggleston Corning Obituaries MABEL ANN WILHELM Mabel Ann Wilhelm was born Jan 10 1915 in County Neb J and Anna W Lemmermann Heather and passed away Aug 11985 Sha grew up in Otoe Coun ty attended rural schools and graduated from Douglas High School Sha attended the University of Nebraska and taught school for two years During this time she met her future husband at a church function On May 23 1938 she married Wilson Wilhelm They farmed in Nebraska untO moving to Iowa in 1939 They farmed near Hawleyville Essex Elliott and in 1949 they moved to the farm southeast of Villisca where Mabel served as 4H leader for many years served on several county committees and was an honorary alumni 4H member The was com destroyed by a tor nado June 7 1984 They rebuilt the and moved into their new home in Nov 1984 which Mabel enjoyed until her death She was baptized as an infant in the Hopewell Presbyterian Church in Nebraska and was a member of the First Pres Church in Villisca In June of 1983 she and her husband presented a memorial gift The Family of God Hymnal to the church a gift which brought her much enjoyment Preceding her in death were her parents and two brothers Survivors include her husband five children Heather Nasi of Gallup NM Connie Walters of Villisca Dr Rex Wilhelm of Stuart Tom of St Charles 111 and Judy Havick of Nodaway 13 grandchildren two great grandchildren three sisters and two brothers Funeral services were held at the First Presbyterian Church in Villisca Aug 5 at pm with Rev Michael Roys and Rev Sarah Malone officiating Interment was in the Guss Cemetery Music was provided by Mrs Neal Gray organist and Mrs Bruce Nelson soloist The flower commit tee was Mrs Darrell Schrader and Mrs Paul Mit chell Mrs Robert Neal and Mrs Louis Riley were at the memory book Ushers were James Branon and Helmer Asklof Casket bearers were Robert Neal Darrell Schrader Louis Riley Paul Mitchell Joe Benedict and Fred Berggren WAVE MADDEN FITCH Carrie Wave Morris the daughter of Frank L Morris and Mary Lathrop Moms was bom Sept 12 1893 near New Market Iowa and departed this life Aug 5 1985 at California Con Hospital in Lamesa Calif at the age of 91 years 10 months and 24 days She received her education in rural schools in Taylor County and Bedford High School She attended sum mer school and received a teaching certificate after which she taught several years in Dallas Township Taylor County Iowa On June 181913 she was united in marriage with George H Madden To this union three children were born In 1919 they moved to Gravity Iowa where Dr Madden practiced veterin ary medicine until his death in 1932 The family con to reside in Gravity until December 1939 when they moved to Bedford Iowa Wave was elected and served as Taylor County recorder for eight years In 1948 she was united in marriage to Nathaniel W Martin who passed away in 1951 In 1953 ahe married John H Fitch who was deceased in 1960 In late 1960 Wave and her mother Mary Lathrop Wilson moved to Clarinda Iowa where she continued doing clerical work In 1973 she moved to San Diego Calif where her son Howard and family resided She lived at Wesley Terrace Retirement Home ten years and Gardens four months where she suf a cerebral stroke on June 191983 She was an active member of the United Methodist Church since childhood Also she was a member of the Order of Eastern Star and the Rebekah Lodge over 60 years and she had served in many capacities in both organizations Those surviving to honor her memory are two daughters Helen Madden Van Deren end her husband Clyde of Eatonville Wash Floy Madden Wilmarth and her husband Donald of Cor ning Iowa and one son Howard L Madden and wife Claudia of San Diego Calif one stepson Glen Fitch and wife Yolanda Bonnie Mad den of San Diego Calif eight grandchildren thirteen greatgrandchildren other relatives and many friends Wave aspired to the finer things of life Her children Brand children and great grandchildren were absorb ing interests of hers and aha was faithful in her service to them and her fellowman Her hobby was and she always had a large flower garden wherever she lived and she enjoyed sharing them with her family and friends She composed poems memorized them and many Bible Scriptures during her life time This is one of her short prayers she had com posed Father above through Thy grace Help us be worthy to fill the place Thou givest us And to our best instincts be true With Thy kind help in all we do Amen Her family and friends will remember her as a kind and considerate person and she will be sadly missed by all who knew and loved her A memorial fund has been established to the Bedford United Methodist Church Graveside Services were held Aug 8 1985 at am at Dallas Center Cemetery northeast of New Market Iowa with Rev Carl Cummings officiating Shum Novinger Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements Mary Armstrong of Cor ning and her sister Dorothy Abers of Sierra Vista Ariz arrived home last Thursday night from a 15 day central European tour They flew to Amsterdam where they joined the tour group They visited The Netherlands Germany went to Venice Italy and up across Swit They went through the corner of France Luxemburg and stayed in the last night and drove to Amsterdam Martha and Kyle Hancock arrived from Cleveland Ohio Aug 6 They spent the night with Marthas grand father Harry Coulter They left on Wednesday to visit her brother Paul in St Charles Mo and sister Miriam Mercer in Memphis Texas Mr and Mrs Terry Adams Julie Mandy and Emily of Montrose Colo flew to Hawaii where they attended Mrs Adams class reunion When they returned to Denver they got their car and drove to Corning Com ing at this time to attend the James family reunion While in they visited in the homes of Mrs Adams mother Esther Cook and her sister and husband Steve and Kay Kaunas and family Her sister Joy and husband Fred and baby of Virginia were also visiting in the Cook and Kannas homes They also visited in the home of Terrys parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Adams They left Aug 5 to return home Fall forcast A perfect way to say So Long to sum mer Hello to school A new hair cut and perm wispy fabulous fringy and cute Call Hair Designers today 3225180 4346 Barry Carpenter accom by Dicky Swartz of Georgetown Texas arrived in Corning by car July 31 Barry was a guest in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Darrold Carpenter and Dicky visited in the Max Swartz home They left on Tuesday of last week to return to Georgetown Mary Thompson and daughter Kay of Georgetown arrived in Corning the same night and returned last Wed Mary and Kay were overnight guests of their mother and grandmother Leona Shepherd Mr and Mrs Alan Sun tken of Glenwood were Aug 2 weekend visitors in the home of Mrs mother Mary Alice Gauthier Alan returned to Glenwood on Sunday night but Cynthia remained here until Monday when her mother and grandmother Mrs Alice Rogers took her home Mr and Mrs Art Van Pelt of Cheyenne Wyo arrived in Corning the first of August and are visiting relatives and friends here including Mrs Grace Van Pelt of Corning Eva Booth enjoyed having her greatgrandchildren Amber and Ashlee Cooper spend Thursday evening with her Their parents Mr and Mrs Scott Cooper of Creston came to the Booth home later in the evening and had lunch with them The girls returned home with their parents The weeks fines Mrs John A Campbell of Prescott returned last week from a visit with her sister aad family Mr and Mrs Burton M Ruggles of Ky While there she attended the Ruggles family reunion The reunion also celebrated Mrs Haggles 95th birthday Family members of Mrs came from Pla St Louis Mo and Dayton and Columbus Ohio Jerry Keever and daughters Krista and Ashley of Monroe La spent last week in the Dow Keever home Other callers were Mr and Mrs Tim Keever Chad and Andra of Wi Mr and Mrs Don Crill met Mr and Mrs Richard Nelson Traci and Todd of Lake Elmo Minn and Mr and Mrs Gail Carberry and Linda of Crescent and David Carberry of Omaha Neb at Guthrie Center for a picnic dinner in the city park Sun day Mr and Mrs Darre Allison and Mr and Mrs Albert Hedinger arrived home Friday evening from a trip to visit their sister Eunice Beck of Littleton Colo Mrs Beck is moving to California the last of Aug ust While there they enjoy ed ice cream and cake at home of Mr and Mrs Ken neth Bickford Mr and Mrs AL Westfall were also guests Mr Westfall is a cousin of the ladies Florence Heaps returned Friday evening after visiting friends in Ames and also Mr and Mrs Floyd Sparks of Union Thursday evening a birthday party was held for Mr Sparks Florence Heaps attended a picnic at Afton Sunday noon Later she attended a reception for the 80th birth day of Editha Obermeier in Mount Ayr Tommie and Teresa Brown spent Wednesday afternoon with their er Esther Richey and also called on Harris and Ruth Good At Ruths they visited with Merle Means who has recently moved to Des Moines The following fines were collected in the office of Adams County Clerk of Court All speeding all ISP Marie Ann Woldron Villisca Tracy Wayne Arey Waterloo 320 Kathleen Lorine Woodward Creston Ernest B Nennemann Sidney Harold Harry Figley Red Oak Debie Kay Stalk Casey Rodney E Ed ward J Nelsen Mitchell Neb Douglas Ray Hewitt Lenox Everett D Bradley Johnson Neb Harriet P Johnson Neb George A Harris Burlington Junc tion Mo Paul Henry Smith Clearmont Mo Theresa A Tomasiewiez Omaha Sheri Lee Krumm Clarinda William Terry Kennedy Council Bluffs Ranald D Hansen Ottumwa Carol Sothman Cor ning David H Long Springfield Ohio Ronald Dayton Fogg West Des Moines Tracy Lee Perkins Atlantic Scott Richard Phipps Cromwell Daryl Bradley Hones Blair Neb Jean J Richter Glenwood Stephen Orville Wagner Okla Robert James Brown Jr Polk City Robert D Long Emer son Vernon Glea Derst Audubon Lucille Ida King Yuma Ariz Shirley Ruth Schoening Oakland Lawrence Doug las Quincy III speeding Robert Charles Blanchard Creston towing unsafe vehicle ISP Gil bert Justin Gaffney Penis Calif speeding CPD James E Blubaugh Chariton no Iowa decal IDOT Blubaugh no fire ex carried IDOT Michael L Morey Bella Vista Ark failure to properly display plates 65 ISP Marvin E Harper Maryville Mo log violation IDOT Timothy W Mr and Mrs Lloyd West called on Bob and LaVonne Symonds Tuesday after District Court noon Wes Miller was a Sunday dinner guest of Florence Other callers through the week were Mary Hutchison John Jarris and Jerad Holbrook Wayns Moore and Inez Schaffer of Lenox spent Wednesday afternoon with Lloyd and Stella West The John L Agnew family and Ruth Wilkinson and Ray of Omaha spent the weekend in the John Agnew home Sunday night Tammy Pegg of Prescott had birth day cake and ice cream for Scotts birthday Guests were John and Emily Agnew of Corning Tom and Cheryl Pegg of Prescott Kelly Janelle and TJ Butler of Lenox Menus Corning Meal menus Tuesday Aug 20 lasagna 3bean salad fruit sauce over ice cream garlic bread Thursday Aug 22hot pork and gravy buttered mixed vege tables coleslaw bread pudd ing Friday Aug 23chicken over rice escalloped corn apple rings rolls Friday evening Aug 9 Mr and Mrs Mr Doug and Dan went to Maryville Mo to par in graduation ac for Dianne who received her Masters of Science in Education degree during summer commen cement activities held at Northwest Missouri State University Visitors in the home of Mrs Anna King for a week were Mrs Margery Herrick of Waterloo Mrs Helen Henry of Lawrenceville Ga Mr and Mrs David King Kinsley Kan Other guests were Mr and Mrs Allen McManis Becky Jeff Hedinger Rick Mc Manis Mrs Grace Clinton Mr and Mrs Stanley Clin ton Des Moines and Mr and Mrs Harvey Adams They came at this time to at tend the James family reunion Fri Sat Sun Aug 16 17 18 pm PG American Theatre With the sick John Fees of Corning un derwent surgery at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha Neb Monday Cards may be sent to him at Clarkson Hospital 4400 Dewey St Omaha Neb 68106 The Adams County Free Press USPS 005100 Dan Velma M Manager Social Editor Subscription per annum in Adams and adjoining counties 51300 in remainder of United States Issued weekly by The Free Press Publishing Company at 800 Davis Ave Corning Adams County Iowa 50841 phone 5153223161 Entered as Second Class matter Feb 2 1883 at the post office at Coming Iowa under the Act of March 31879 Dinner and at the Strand Lutheran Church Saturday August 17 Fried Chicken and Ham Balls and all the trimmings Dinner starts at 11 ajn Sate starts at pm Bring lawn chairs Adults Children under 12SI50 Children below school age Free Auctioneers Kenneth Gridley and Greg Bergstrom Sponsored by Lutheran Brotherhood Southwest Iowa Branch No 8458 1YAJ4T APS DO THE SHOUTING July 26Trial informations have been filed in District Court charging a California couple with theft of a car credit cards and registration plates Carol Bare Sylmar Calif and Brian F Duncan Arleta Calif are charged with theft in the first degree a vehicle owned by Fred Hanson of Calif July 20 They were arrested by the Iowa State Patrol Bare also is charged with theft in the third degree credit cards owned fay Kathy Vyre of California and Duncan with theft in third degree for the credit cards and theft in the third degree for stolen registration plates Both remain in Adams County jail July 29Trial information has been filed charging Douglas Jay Haley Corning with eluding or attempting to elude a pursuing law en forcement officer Two counts are filed one by the Corning Police Department and the other by the Adams County Sheriffs Depart ment Haley was arrested July 14 July 29A trial infor mation has been filed again st James William Ramsey Villisca charging him with indecent exposure He was arrested by the July 17 after an incident at Lake Icaria beach parking lot July 29First National Bank of Lenox is plaintiff in a civil action seeking from Gary A and Marilyn M Mitchell Cor ning claimed due on mort gage note July 30Trial information has been filed charging Larry Lynn Allan Coming with indecent exposure He was arrested July 16 by the CPD July 31James Curtis dba Curtis Distributing and Carolyn Curtis all Corning are plaintiffs in a civil action seeking and for actual and punitive damages respec from Granita State Insurance Co They seek the damages claiming the Hiatt New Market no drivers license carried ISP Barney Lyle Kinser Massena speeding CPD Troy Steele Runyan Emerson speeding Ronald D Hansen Ottumwa no valid Iowa drivers license ISP The following fines were collected in the office of Adams County Magistrate Larry Glen Miller Cor ning no slow moving vehicle sign 920 Mike Dean Kingery Corning trespassing 15 days in county jail given credit for time served Larry Ray Gift Council Bluffs speeding Carol Ann Bare California theft in fifth degree dismissed Fines do not include 15 percent surcharge or court costs Abbreviations include Iowa State Patrol for ISP Adams County Sheriffs Department for Cor ning Police Department for CPD Iowa Department of Transportation for IDOT pany failed to pay benefits after a fire destroyed their business Aug 161984 The plaintiffs bad faith in infliction and breach of contract July 31Lary J Walter Prescott is plaintiff in a small claims action seeking from Juhl Cor dba Plainview Cat tle Co Dana claimed for funds as an independent cat tle contractor Aug 8GA Finley Inc Harlan is plaintiff in a small claims action vs Dallas Walter dba Corning Redi Mix and Bedford claimed due for materials FREE Can of Mousse with all aduH perms during August HAIR DESIGNERS Standards Because our service commitment 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