Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • 5

Tuesday, July 18, ip61 MORNING DEMOCRAT Davenport Bettendorf, Iowa George Sepulueda, four arrange- Funeral Home -where mcnts are pending. sisters. Mrs. Hazel Croft, La- Verne, Mrs. W.J.

Haglund, Marion, Iowa, Mrs. A. G. Hill, MILAN Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Mrs. who lived with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Garwick. of 3230 14th Moline, died Monday night in Moline Lutheran Hospital. He was a retired Lutheran pastor. His body is in the Hodgson Funeral Home where arrangements are pending.

0m Grave M. Severson July 27, 1911, in Pocatella, Idaho. The couple came to Davenport in 1917. Mrs. Tadloek died i June, I960.

Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Clarence (Hazel) Johnson, Mrs. Len (Haleen) Gregson, and Mrs. James (Opal) Cassatt. all of Davenport, Mrs.

Ralph (Cynthia) Benson, Bettendorf, and Mrs. Evelyn Hayes, of Rock Island; eight grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Earl Pryor. Marshalltown, Iowa. Esther Burger, Des Moines; and a brother.

Earl of St. Joyepj, Mo. A brother and a son preceded her in death. Services will be at 10 a Wed Toiluy'n I'uiwntl In TUt Onad-( i'ivn Mrt. Marry Findlay, McCinnit Chaptl, Divtnperl, p.m.

Mrt. Ally GolHcha, Etlardahl Chapal, Malina, p.m. in November, 1904. He worked at the Rock Island Arsenal more than 30 years and retired several years ago. He is survived by his wife; two daughters.

Miss Esther Gross, Chicago, and Mrs. Irene Pohl-mann, Davenport, and a grandson. Two sisters and six brothers preceded him in death. JOHN HALLAl'ER John (Hans) Hallauer. 87, of 1631 W.

13th Davenport, died at his home, at 8 p.m. Monday. His body is in the Runge Mortuary, where arrangements are pending. C. Ft'SSELMAN Services for Mrs.

Cletus Fussel-man. 47, of 619 W. 8th Milan, will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Wheelan Funeral Home, Rock Island. Burial will be in Chippiannock Cemetery.

She died Sunday in Moline Lutheran Hos in St. Luke's Hospital, after a brief illness. The former Ethel Boeckler was born in Peoria, ami lived in Ke-wance man- years. She was married to Mr. Findley in 1902.

The couple moved to Bettendorf in 1910 and in 1952 came to Davenport. She is survived by her husband; nesday in the Runge Chanel. Burial i MUSIC will be in Oakdale Cemetery. EAST MOLINE Arnold HanMA, Trinity I a a a Church, Coal Vality, I a.m. Milton Johnton, EitorUahl Chapal, Ma- HOME pital, i SCHNEIDER SERVICES lint, 10: JO a.m.

Mrs. Mrgurlft Ktltinf, Hodgson cnapai, ki itiana, p.m. BEAMER SERVICES Miss Cora Beamer, 76, who formerly, lived with cousin, Henry Mosier. of 719 W. 3rd The former Helen Grey was) Services for Anthony Schneider, in Uiul anH in who died of the two sons.

Rolert of Cedar Jmt Marry, Eitardahl Chapal, Ma- Mna p.m. A son, three brothers and a sister preceded him in death. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the Runge Chapel. Burial will be in Pine Hill Anthony Schnaidar, St.

Anna's Catholic Rapids, and Dr. Chester Find-ley, Bettendorf; two grandchild moved to Milan. She married Cle Friday, will be held at 11 a.m. today in St. Anne's Catholic Church, eatt Molina, II a.m.

HAMMOND! Harry Shapiro, Hodgton Chapal, Rock tus Fusselman in Monmouth in i p.m. Waltar C. Gran. Runga Chapal, 1:10 ren: three great-grandchildren; and four sisters, Mrs. R.

J. Barnes, and Mrs. Louis Jacobs, Pavenport, died Saturday in the Davenport Nursing Home. Services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Runge Chapel.

Burial will be in Rose Hill Ceme- p.m. ORGAN 318 Brady Dav. 1948. She was with the Nu-Way nurcn- fllounc- W1U Corp. until 1951.

i1 St- Marv's Cemetery. A native of Rapids City, he Surviving are her husband; v- Lva Godesbois Nov. 7. i FRANK F. SCHMAIIL Frank F.

Schmahl. 69, of 913 i Charlotte Davenport, died at 1 7:30 p.m. Monday in his home. DAVENPORT Riles Today tens Buffalo. both of Davenport.

Mrs. Robert S. Bell, of Bettendorf, and Mrs. Ben Foster, of Atascadero, Calif. Three brothers and a sister pre udumer.

janice aninev, ln t- Si I '1923 in Last Moline. The couple; Blythville, a son, Thomasi i i i moved to Ohio in 1924, and to: HARRY FINDLEY MRS. Mrs His body is in the Runge Mortuary where arrangements are pending. Harrj' Finrllcy, 75. of 1720 hock isiana iwo oroui- rr i California last vear.

ers. Julius and Ray Grev, Rock I i I Surviving are his ife, a son. Born in Cedar County. Iowa. F)1 Slliinil'O Miss Beamer lived in Marshall-.

town, prior to moving to Haven- Harry Shapiro. 67. of 715 Ridge-port. wood, Davenport, died Monday She is survived bv several nieces in St. Luke's Hospital after Man St Davenport, died Sunday ceded her in death.

Services will le at 3 p.m. today in the McGinnis Chapel in ROCK ISLAND ri T' Anthony. West Holljrwood. Chance Rock Island, and seven a da We Patricia Brandehildren. ttz.

Buena Park, two brothers. Bernard. Gevcland. MULINL Ohio, and Leo, East Moline: two will be inand m.pWwc ill- six months Bettendorf. Burial Oakclale Cemetery.

MATTHEWS SERVICES Services for Frank S. Matthews, 57, of 1616 12th Rock Island, ncss. MRS. ALBERT ILLIAN Born Feb. 18 i Mrs.

Albert L. Mian. 75, of 2304 i 1894, in Russia, sisters. Mrs. Frances Eklund, Mo- lino anrl ATrc Poril TIarnnr Pnr.

MERRY SERVICES i B. A. NORDBLOM Services for Bernhard A. Nord-blom, 79, of 1710 Brady Davenport, founder of Iowa Silver Grove Davenport, died Mon- ne came 10 me Services for James Merry. fh" oranjPuiW' 1 I Wl VIII V- t.1 I.IIV.V I I II Ml 11 day in her home.

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had wen a Dav- ill since March died Sunday in his home, will he ELDRIDGE who died Sunday in St. Anthony's Hospital will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Wheelan Funeral Home, Rock Island. Burial will be in Rock Island Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

at 3 p.m. today in Esterdahl Cha- XT pel. Burial will be in National niRISTI.VN KROEGER enport resident since 1916. He was o-owner and oper- I wwrnm Cemetery, Arsenal Island. Amer-j Services will be at 11:30 a.m.

ican Legion Post 246 will conduct Wednesday in Runge Chapel for 4 i is 1. 4 SHAPIRO ator of Harry's i today. Mr. Matthews was born in Clin- military sen ices. Christian KrocEer.

85. Eldrid2e. mv Store. Davenport. He mar- when she was hurt in a fall.

The former Emma Soenke was born in Blue Grass Township. She married Mr. Mian in Walcott January, 19(7. They farmed in Blue Grass Plating Works, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Runge Chapel.

Entombment will be in Fairmont Mausoleum. Mr. Nordblom died Saturday night in St. Luke's Hospital. and his family moved I nL uua i-i Frerla March 21.

1920 ton, Iowa ne uvt-u in itiuime ou years anu i mnrninf in Mar. t. i i Let (J ---o KOCK u-a in tl1Q 1 inn plan your trip to quette Heights He was a member of Kaaba He formerly operated the Mat" Hall 1937 to 1954 Shrine. Philbrook Lxlge, Daven-' thews Wholesale Sausage Co. in Mon-'Rock Island.

The past two years MRS. ILLIAN port, past commander of NEW YORK A.rlMie and ticket sorvir "Knt muuntt. One uM does it a'i NORDBLOM Township until 1950, when they, mouth American Legion Post retired and moved to Davenport, i Veterans of Foreign Wars. Daven Nursing Home, Davenport. Burial will be in Maysville Cemetery.

Born in Grube, Schleswig, Germany, he came to this country, lrSi Mr. Mian died in 1958 21, 1927 in Clinton. A veteran of World War I. he was a member of the Legion Post 246 and Moline Moose. Surviving are his wife; three sisters, Mrs.

Victor Eddington, Whitt, Mrs. Harry Barsel, Los Angeles, and Jane Merry, Santa Monica, and a brother, Albert, Moline. he had been a maintenance man at the Rock Island Armory. He was a member of the Rock Island Eagles. Surviving are his wife; Jjhs parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Matthews, Rock Island; a daughter, Mrs. Edmond Burke, Moline; two grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Arlie Armburg, Davenport, and Mrs. John Evans, Moline.

A native of Germany, he came to this country at the age of 8. He married Dollie Frahm in Davenport, in July, 1910. He established the Iowa Silver Plating Works, one of the largest of its kind west of Chicago, in Davenport. He was a member of Daven KROEGER QaMik porl, and nai B'rith. Surviving are his wife; a daughter, Mrs.

Marvin Andich, Rock Island; a son, Erwin, also of Rock Island; two sisters, Mrs. Tillie Schlachtman, of New York, and Mrs. Rose Silverman, of Washington, D. a brother, A.F. Shapiro, Los Angeles; and five grand- Services will lie at 1 p.m.

Thursday in the Runge Chapel. Burial will be in Blue Grass Cemetery- Friends may call at the funeral home after noun today. She is survived by six daughters, Mrs. Roy (Alice) Kahler, and directly to Eldridge, at the age of 15. He married Sophie Pietcher in Rock Island in 1902.

She died in 1956. He had been engaged in farming near Eldridge Mrs. Clarence (Norma) Geurink. children. A brother preceded him and Mrs.

Ralph (Elnora) McAl MRS. ALLYN GOTTSCHE Mrs. Allyn Gottsche, 51, of 1933 12th Moline, prominent life resident of Moline, died Sunday lister, all of Stockton; Mrs. Alvin (Velma) Ott, Blue Grass. Mrs.

port Lodge No. 37, AF AM. Zar-ephath Consistory, Mohassan Grotto, and Kaaba Temple Shrine. Mr. Nordblom was also a member of the Davenport Chamber of Commerce and the Milwaukee Branch of the American Electroplaters in death.

CLAYTON A. TODD Services will be at 3:30 p.m. to- Clayton A. Todd. 73, former day in Hodgson Chapel.

Burial 'owner and operator of the Todd will l)e in Rock Island Hebrew! Recreation in Rock Wand, died Wilbert (Leona) Engelbrecht, Dav- and was later a janitor at Eldridge School. He retired six years ago. He is survived by two grandchildren; two great-grandchildren a sister, Augusta, and a brother, John, both of Germany. CEMETERY Buitt Stop at OakdaU It'i aaiy to gtt to Ookdalo. City buiai stop at tha main gala ol Oakdola Camalary, Donnport'i fnott bfou'iful burial ground.

Oakdala. it readily accauibla by convanianr, dapandabla end economical city but transportation. Thit it another el the many out-tanding advantage and eicluiive ervicet available to you at Oak-, dale, a non-profit organiiation toning Davenport and Scott County for over a Century. Send (or BROCHURE. enport and Mrs.

Eugene (Alber Sunday in Mercy Hospital. He ta) Bernick. Walcott; 18 a d- Cemetery had lived at 2037 23rd Rock children; nine great-grandchildren. Island. night in Fair-haven Nursing Home, after a iong illness.

Services will be at 1:30 p.m. today in the Esterdahl Chapel. Burial will be in Riverside and a brother, Fred H. Soenke, of Davenport. A son, five brothers and a sister preceded her in death.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Wheelan Funeral Home. 7h 4feM Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Rock Island. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 WALTER C. CROSS Services for Walter C.

Gross, 81, of 2038 W. 2nd who died Sunday in Mercy Hospital, will be at 2:30 p.m. today in the Runge Chapel. Burial will be in Davenport Memorial Park. A native of Quincy, 111., he came to Davenport at the age of 17.

He married Leona Arp in Davenport Wtona 324-511 Society. He is survived by his wife; a son, Bernhard Davenport, with whom he was a partner in the silver plating works; two grandchildren; a brother, Emil, of Syracuse, N. and a sister, Mrs. Osman Bilger, Webster, N. Y.

MRS. GEORGE RIX Mrs. George W. Rix, 80, a resident of Davenport 45 years, died Sunday in the Davenport Convalescent Hospital. She had formerly lived at 1031 Brady St.

EDWARD E. TADLOCK Edward E. Tadloek, 85, 411 E. 18th Davenport, died Monday in St. Luke's Hospital.

Born in Lancaster County, Missouri, Sept. 13, 1875, he married p.m. today. He was born in Winchester, 111. He married Elizabeth Schmidt Nov.

30, 1911 in Rock Island. He retired in 1958. Surviving are his wife; a daughter, Mrs. Anthony Vogel Rock Island; four grandchildren, and seven sisters, Mrs. Melvin John- A native of mRs.cottsche Moline, she was legal secretary at Deere for 20 years.

She was married to Allyn Gottsche Sept. 5th, 1939, in Moline. Surviving are-her husband; a daughter, Ellen, and a son, John, 71 t3 both at home, and a brother, Har Horn To Mr. And iU Born in St. Joseph, the former Cora Walker was married old Hjerpe, South Bend, Ind Sunday in Moline Public.

Raymond Schwiqen, 4433 9th boy, Sunday in Moline Lutheran. EAST MOLINE Henry Alek, 2505 5th girl, Mon- son, Mrs. into Mnnie ana nirs. Minnie Harth, all of Rock Island; Mrs. Stevens; Elmwood, DAVENPORT Carl Borck, E.

19th girl, Monday in St. Luke's. i day in Moline Public. to Mr. Rix there in 1899.

They came to Davenport in 1921. Mr. Rix died in 1952. She is survived by a son, i Arthur Gorman, 2727 4th St. girl, I Mrs.

Charles Fort. El Cajon, Mrs. Otto Blumb, Los 4th girl, Division St, Jackson Cooper, 1337 W. Sunday in St. Anthony's.

Donald Haney, 1907' 1 JOHNSON SERVICES Services for Milton Johnson, 61, of 387 11th Moline, who died Saturday while on vacation at Sunday in Moline Lutheran FUNERAL INFORMATION TUESDAY WALTER C. GROSS, 81 2038 West Second Street Chapel, 2:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY MRS. ALBERTINE O. RUWE, 93 Florida Chapel, 2:30 p.m.

MRS. CORA RIX, 80 Formerly of 1031 Brady Street Chapel, 10 a.m. CHRISTIAN KROEGER, 85 Eldridge, Iowa Chapel, 11:30 a.m. BERNHARD A. NORDBLOM, 79 1710 Brady Street Chapel, 1 p.m.

MISS CORA BEAMER, 76 Formerly of 1219 West Third Street Chapel, 4 p.m. THURSDAY MRS. ALBERT L. ILLIAN, 75 2304 Grove Street Chapel, 1 p.m. jh RUNGE MOIRTOJRY oduriet v.

rverstiticier, itio irt i 9 a boy, Monday in Moiine Lutheran. Angeles and Mrs. James McKiI- Charles M'Clain, 559 15th girl, Sunday in Moline Public. l'PS. West Los Angeles.

William Wendt, 1546 28th boy, Lake of the Ozarks, will be E3AHtLflGAL7J Monday in Moline Public. orion REGINA BLAKE girl, Sunday in Wercy. Eugene Johnson, 534 Lincoln Ct. Monday In Mercy. Edwin Lyon, 3204 Iowa boy, day In Mercy.

Edward Mesick, 2819 E. 34rd St Monday in Mercy. Lloyd Riendau. 613 W. 6th St.

Sunday in Mercy. Donald Stroud, 1224 E. Uth St. boy, Mon- boy, girl, girl, at 10:30 a.m. today in Esterdahl Chapel.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Rock Island. Surviving are his wife; a daugh William Pettiter, R. R. 1, boy, Mon day in Moline Public. 9 I Est.

1889 ter, Mrs. William Radford, East 614 MAIN Moline; four grandchildren; a great-grandchild, and a sister, Mrs. Frank Huber, Davenport. DEDICATED Cf OWE I WcCABF 1895-1959 WM. I.

McCABE URBAN f. OTT JOHN I McCAU Phone 322-4438 Miss Regina M. Blake, 70, of 1029 22nd Rock Island, was found dead in her home Monday afternoon, apparently the victim of a stroke or heart attack. Police were summoned to the home after neighbors said they had not seen Miss Blake for several days. Coroner Leslie H.

Banning said no inquest is planned. She was born May 1, 1890 in Rock Jiland to John and Elizabeth Burke. She was formerly Rock Island County assistant assessor and was a life resident of the area. Surviving is a nephew, J. Blake Lanum.

American Embassy, Wellington, New Zealand. The body was taken to Wheelan Carriage Licenses SCOTT COUNTY Marlin Dittmer and Bettegene Wright, both Davenport. Larry Lee Fosbinder and Sandra Louise Williams, both of Moline. Raymond Franklin Klemme, Delmar, Iowa, and Barbara Elayne St. John, Stanwood, Iowa.

Glenn Maddox and Mrs. Marie Eg-gleston. both of Moline. James Russell and Janalee Forest, both of Moline. Wendell D.

Osborne and Mrs. Dorothy A. Green, both of East Moline. Jervis Harold Smith, Pontiac, and Nina Jean Shupe, Grand Blanc, Mich. Matthew D.

Reyes. East Moline, and Isabel Olvera, Moline. Building Permits James G. Thope, 2814 Volquardsen house, S19.400. Leonard Partridge, 1102 W.

51st house, $1 2,850. Monday in St. Luke's. Dean Thune, Brown's Trailer Court, boy, Sunday in St. Luke's.

William Weaver, Telegraph Road and Rolff Street, girl, Monday In Mercy. John Voss i325 Bridge girl, Sunday in St. Luke's. ROCK ISLAND Junior Lee Carpenter. 418 13th girl, Sunday in St.

Anthony's. Clair Grubbs, 2504 7th girl, Sunday in St. Anthony's. James Handley, 912 42nd girl, Monday in Moline Public. Edward Hayes, 2339 39th girl, Sunday in Moline Lutheran.

Fred Jacobs, 639 17th boy, Monday in St. Anthony's. Richard Shryack, 2937 11th boy, Monday In St. Anthony's. Marvin Semite, 1305 44th girl, Sunday in St.

Anthony's. Donald Westerfield, 1816 8fh girl, Sunday in St. Anthony's. Lawrence P. Markin, 1105' 10th MRS.

GOLDIE HUGHES Mrs. Goldie Florence Hughes, 81, of 1111 15th St. Moline, died Monday night in Moline Lutheran Hospital. Her body is in the DeRoo Funeral Home, Moline, where arrangements are pending. 824 West 3rd Street Dial 322-6249 REV.

ARTHUR OETTING The Rev. Arthur W. Oetting, 79. In Rasped To Tha Memory Of HARRY SHAPIRO Wa will ba closed oil day Tuesday, July 18. Harry's Army Store 314 West 2nd St.

boy, i boy, Monday in St. Anthony's. Donald Martin, 1306 8th Monday in Moline Public. MOLINE Claude Bacus, 3738 40th Monday in Moline Lutheran. Lawrence Carson, 2519 16th Ave.

Monday in St. Luke's Sydney Dull Jr. 905 37th Monday in St. Anthony's. I Donald Richmiller.

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