Jirsa 26 Dies After Train Hits Car Near Colfax
Randy K. Jirsa age 26 of 120 N League Rd Colfax former Wellman resident died Saturday Dec 18 1976 from injuries when a train collided with the rear of his car two miles east of Colfax Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 am at Colfax High School Auditorium and 3 pm at Sherman Eden Funeral Home Washington Burial at Wassonville Cemetery Wellman memorial fund established He was born April 24 1950 in Iowa City educated in Wellman area schools Mid Prairie High School 1968 Iowa Wesleyan College 1972 taught in Anamosa and Colfax worked in Colfax past 20 years married Lucetta Hayes May 5 1973 He belonged to Colfax Jaycees Iowa Education Association Phi Delta Theta and National Guard Iowa City Asbury United Methodist Church Wellman Survived by wife Lucetta parents Charles and Elma Emde Jirsa Wellman brothers Danny Wellman Ricky Iowa City grandmother Lauretta Emde Wellman and one niece
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Randy K. Jirsa
N. League Rd
Colfax
Wellman
Colfax High School
Sherman-Eden
Washington
Bruce FE. Klapp
Lonnie Yoder
Wassonville
Mr. Jirsa
Iowa City
Charles
Elma Emde Jirsa
Mid-Prairie High School
Iowa Wesleyan College
Anamosa
Lucetta Hayes
Colfax Jaycees
Iowa Education Association
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
National Guard
Asbury United Methodist Church
Lucetta Jirsa
Charles and
Elma
Charles Brotherton Dies In Washington At 59
Charles H. Brotherton 59 of 812 North 4th Avenue Washington died Saturday December 18 1976 at Washington County Hospital after three months of serious illness. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev J Roland Crandall officiating burial Elm Grove Cemetery memorial for the Intensive Care Unit of Washington County Hospital. Born April 29 1917 in Clark County Missouri son of Albert and Mary Brown Brotherton he married Helen M Condon December 2 1939 in Muscatine and lived in Washington 27 years employed in Crane Company precision tool crib. Survivors include wife Helen of Washington daughter Linda Frey of Minneapolis six brothers Lawrence Kahoka Lyle Navajo Bernard Indianapolis Allen Moline Ronald West Liberty Dale Virginia Beach and four sisters Madlyn Shore Galesburg Margery Wharton Oakpark Lois Peterschmidt Montrose Kathryn Crozier Indianapolis
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Charles H. Brotherton
North 4Th Avenue
Washington
Washington County Hospital
Jones
J. Roland Crandall
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Brotherton
Clark County
Albert
Mary Brown Brotherton
Helen M. Condon
Muscatine
The
Crane Company
Helen Brotherton
Richard
Linda) Frey
Minneapolis
Minn
Lawrence Brotherton
Kahoka
Lyle Brotherton
Navajo
Calif
Bernard Brotherton
Indianapolis
Ind
Allen Brotherton
Moline
Ill
Ronald Brotherton
West Liberty
Dale Brotherton
Virginia Beach
Madlyn Shore
Galesburg
Margery Wharton
Oakpark
Tex
Lois Peterschmidt
Montrose
Kathryn Crozier
Grace E Bopp 59 dies in Iowa City
Grace Emaline Bopp 59 of route 2 Columbus Junction died suddenly Sunday morning December 19 1976 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Funeral services scheduled Tuesday 1030 am at Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction Rev Paul Hasel officiating burial Memorial Park Cemetery Muscatine visitation at funeral home. She was born March 12 1917 in Sweetland Township Muscatine daughter of Walter and Myrtle Miller. She married Omer Bopp July 4 1950 in Muscatine. Survivors include husband Omer two brothers Ray C Miller Muscatine and John Miller Sr or Sherrard III.
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Grace Emaline Bopp
Route 2
Columbus Junction
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home
Paul Hasel
Memorial Park Cemetery
Muscatine
Bopp
Sweetland Township
Walter
Myrtle Schmidt Miller
Omer Bopp
S Milton Davis Dies At Home In Columbus Junction
S Milton Davis 56 of rural Columbus Junction died suddenly at his home Sunday morning December 19 1976. Service at Salem Presbyterian Church with Rev Harlan Winter officiating. Burial Cambrian Cemetery. Visitation at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home. Born September 2 1920 he married Ila Rees March 23 1946 at Salem Church. Survivors Ila Davis Janice Sinn Rodney Davis two grandchildren three brothers Ronnie Luther and Glenn.
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S. Milton Davis
Route 2
Columbus Junction
Salem Presbyterian Church
Harlan Winter
Cambrian Cemetery
Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home
Mr. Davis
Lem
Mary Evans Davis
Ila Rees
Salem Church
Ila Davis
Charles
Janice) Sinn
Rodney Davis
Ronnie Davis
Crawfordsville
Luther Davis
Glenn Davis
Winfield
Livestock Prices Steady to Higher at Joliet Trade Fair
In Joliet Illinois cattle trade strong with steers up to 50 higher and heifers steady to 25 higher. High choice and prime steers 38.00 to 41.50, choice 40.00 to 41.00, good and choice 38.50 to 39.50. Heifers mix of prime and choice 38.00 to 39.25, other grades 36.50 to 38.00. Hogs active with barrows and gilts up 50, No 1-2 200-230 lb 42.00-42.50, No 1-3 200-240 lb 41.50-42.00, No 2-3 240-260 lb 38.75-41.50. Weights 260-280 lb 38.00-38.75, lot 320 lb 36.00. Tuesday receipts cattle 50 hogs 1,100.
Markets Grain CHICAGO Grain Range Summary
Chicago market report lists grain price ranges for Wheat Corn and Soybeans with bid and ask levels by contract month. Data covers March May July September and December for Wheat Corn and Soybeans with high low close and previous figures across several entries.
Des Moines Livestock Market Prices Report
Des Moines UPI report notes slow trade with moderate to good demand. Butchers steady to 50 higher, sows up to 50 higher. Prices listed for No 1-3 cattle by weight ranges from 200 to 550 pounds, with multiple grade distinctions and regional quoted ranges.
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Des Moines
UPI
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Danny
Ricky
Lauretta Emde
Charles Brotherton
Grace E. Bopp
Ray C. Miller
John Miller Sr
Sherrard, III
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Grull & Lee
Owashington
State Theatre
Lechner
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Zenith
General Electric
Mangold
Washington County
West Chester
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Brighton
K.p.hall
Riverside Community Bldg
City Hall
Ainsworth
Legion Hall
Kalona- City Hall
Washington Court House
Chicago
Jly
Washington Evening Journal
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Kodak Cameras
Bern's Pharmacy
Fareway
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Serviceman College
Journal Office
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