Tammy Nitcher - Iowa Cold Cases

Waterloo Sunday Courier, Waterloo, Iowa
Sunday, Jonuory ?, 1972
"Mini7 Snow Sculpture Contest
Irs. Fern Gates, both of Marand Mrs. Stella Winkler of
/edar Rapids, and one brother,
ohn of Frederika; Gleim Fueral Home in charge.
Northeast Iowa DeathsReported
Steamboat Rocks
Winter Jamboree
utopsy was performed at St,
rancis Hospital in Waterloo,
urvivors include her parents;
ne sister, Sarah Marie at
ome; her maternal grandmotier, Mrs. Pauline Tenery of
exas; her paternal grandmoher, Mrs. Harriet Nitcher of
Vaverly; and her paternal
reat-grandmother, Mrs. Josehine Miller of Plflinfield.
Other Area Deaths, Page 56 ne- stepdaughter, Mrs. Harold an Aasheim of Buffalo, Minn.; he funeral home; burial in the
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rewster of Cedar Falls; one ne brother, William J. of Oak- lyria Cemetery near Elgin;
JOSEPH CLARK
HENRY J. PETERS
lepson, Norman Burmester of and, Calif.; two grandchildren. urviyors include his wife.
SUMNER
— Prayer services
WELLSBURG — Services for >es Moines; three sisters, Mrs.
or
Joseph
Clark,
79, a former
MRS.
MERLE
RIEKS
Henry J. Peters, 61, who died )tto Dohrman of Lattimer, Mrs.
EDWARD LEYH
'riday morning at Ellsworth Henry Muhlenbruch of Hamp- IOWA FALLS - Services for SUMNER •— Services for Ed- esident who died Thursday at
home of his daughter in Sutlospital in Iowa Falls of com- on, and Mrs. Henry Miller of Mrs. Merle Rieks, 39, who died I'ard Leyh, 75, who died Friday
ons
Bay, Mich., will be at 1:30 MRS. C. P. CHRISTIANSEN
Wednesday
at
Ellsworth
Hospi)lications following a stroke, Austin, Minn.; 18 grandchildren,
t
the
Sumner
Community
Hos
.m.
tomorrow at the Emerson- HAMPTON — Services for
al of cancer were held Friday
vill be tomorrow at 1:30 p.m.
and one great-grandchild. Vogel ,t the United Church of Christ; iltal, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday Milnes Funeral Home; burial in
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vlrs. C. P. (Mary) Christiansen,
rail rides along the scenic Iowa elected officials of both parties at St. John's Lutheran Church
STEAMBOAT ROCK — The liver. Safaris are scheduled for are invited to lead this safari. n Wellsburg. Burial in-Shiloh '•'uneral Home in charge of ar- >urial in Union Cemetery; sur- .t the Union United Methodis he Willow Lawn Cemetery in 0, a former resident of Coulter,
angements.
second annual All Iowa Winter 10:30 a.m., 2 and 7 p.m. Skiing,
ivors include husband; two Jhurch; burial in the church 'lainfield; survivors include hi. who died Friday night at the
Cemetery. Survivors are his
Beef
Stew
cemetery; survivors include his daughter, Mrs. Earl Bates oi
Sports Jamboree will be Satur- skating and tobogganing are
Ahrens Nursing Home in Hampvife, Naomi; one daughter, Mrs MRS. GOTTLIEB PULFER daughters, Jeanne and Lisa,
day, Jan. 29, at Steamboat also offered from 9 a.m. to 11 The beef stew noon meal i Glenn Hinders of Eldora; two ELGIN — Mrs. Gottlieb Pul- >oth at home; one brother nother, Mrs. Emma Leyh o luttons Bay, Mich.; t h r e e on, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow
Rock. New this year are a ).m. Surprise sports awards being hosted by Senator and sons, Charles of Springfield :er, 88,- died Thursday at Pal- Merle F. Richtsmeier of Ackley, Sumner; one brother, Ludwig o grandchildren, and six great at the N a z a r e t h Lutheran
"mini" snow sculpture contest, will be given in skiing, skating Wrs. James Potgeter of Steam Minn., and Howard of Topeka mer Memorial Hospital in Wesl /inn Funeral Home in charge Oelwein; friends may call at thi grandchildren.
Church in Coulter. Burial in
Hmerson-Milnes Funeral Honr
"tuhing," surprise s p o r t s and snowmobiling with citations joat Rock and Representative Kansas; two brothers, Jacob J Union. Services will be at 10:30
Coulter Cemetery. Survivors are
THOMAS
F.
RIBBY
after 7 p.m. tonight.
GEORGE E. SMITH
awards, and gate prizes.
vo daughters, Mrs. Hanaah
going to juniors (under age 12), and Mrs. Richard Widen o Peters of Rippey, and Edwin a.m. today at the Apostolic ELMA — George E. Smith
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The "mini" show sculpture :eens, and adults. Persons ex- fowa Falls. Elected county of Peters of Wellsburg; on,e sister Christian Church. Burial in thi
FRANK SPRAGUE
oldberg of Hampton, and Mrs.
contest is unique to the Winter perienced in each field will act ficials will host the evening Mrs. Noble DeNeui of Wells Apostolic Cemetery. Survivors 81, died at a Cresco hospita ARLINGTON — Services fo Thomas F. Ribby, 78, who die< Howard Sorensen of Oelwein;
Sports Jamboree. It is believed as judges. Hollis Havens and meal. Both meals are informal 3urg, and five grandchildren are her husband; a son, Paul Thursday night. Services will b ?rank Sprague, 90, who die Friday in Mercy Hospital a ' o u r sons, Leslie, Everett,
to be the only winter carnival Darrell Bleeker of Steamboat Lodge events have been ex Doyen Funeral Home in chargi of Elgin; five grandchildren at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Immacu Friday morning at his home Cedar Rapids, will be at 10 a.m Floyd, and Oliver, all of CoulTuesday at the Mason-Hand Fu
ate Conception Church in Elma
in the world featuring such a Rock are skiing and skating panded to include a bridge of arrangements.
and a brother, Fritz Ruch, o Burial in the Calvary Cemetery will be at 1:30 p.m. tomorro neral Home in Tama. Burial i ;er; nine grandchildren; 12
tournament a n d exhibition
contest. Entries can measure chairmen.
reat-grandchildren. Green and
at St. John Lutheran Church
Diessbachg Buren, Switzerland
no larger than 2 feet by 2 feet A hand knit all wool afghan Other card games are also of MRS. SADIE BURMESTEll Muehlethater Funeral Home in Survivors are hiswife, Mary; a burial in the Edgewpod Ceme Woodlawn Cemetery at Toledo Sietsema Funeral Home In
son, Leland of Charles City;
fered. Refreshments will b
by 2 feet. Contest chairman
HAMPTON — Services fo charge of arrangements.
TAMMY NTTCHER
charge of arrangements.
and
a
whole
ham
are
gate
daughter, Mrs. Everett Ruck tery in Edgewood; survivors hi
available
in
the
main
lodge
ani
Mrs. James Potgeter of SteamMrs. Sadie Burmester, 77, wh
elude
six
sons,
Forrest
and
Go:
WAVERLY
—
Services
fo
er of Rock Island, 111.; 11 gram
FRANKlTMURPHY
boat Rock has announced tha prizes. The afghan was made ski shelter all day and evening. died Friday morning at th
don, both of Waterloo, Leonar Tammy Nitcher, 2%-month-ol
by
Mrs.
Dwight
Carlson
of
rural
The emphasis is on an in Franklin General Hospital wil " IOWA FALLS — Services fo children; and a sister Rosean of Torrance, Calif., Herbert
prizes will be given in three
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ge:
Smith
of
Portland,
Ore.
categories: elementary (kin Alden. Mrs. Frank Klein of formal day of fun for indoo be at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at th Frank L. Murphy, 81, who die
Delaware, Harlan of Randali aid Nitcher of rural Waverl
Iowa
Falls
is
gate
prize
chairand outdoor sports enthusiasts Trinity Lutheran Church. Buria at Mercy Hospital in Mason Cit
dergarten - 6th), intermediate
CHARLES COLBURN
and Gilbert of Edgewood; thre who died at her home Frida
"Tubing" will be another The Winter Sports Jamboree, Winter Sports Jamboree, Box vors are two daughters, Mrs.
Jamboree highlight. "Tubing" sponsored by Hardin County 341, Steamboat Rock. General Adolph Rother of Dumont, and
is a snowmobile associated Republicans, is unique in the chairmen are Paul Eckhoff of Mrs. Martin Fink of Hampton;
sport. A tractor inner tube is state officials participate. The Ackley, Emmett Hirt of Eldora, three .sons, Elmer Miller and
pulled behind a snowmobile to 2 p.m. snowmobile trail ride and Kay Roelfsema of Steam- LeRoy Millery of Hampton, and
boat Rock.
Raymond Miller of Meservy;
give tube passengers fun and is the "Statehouse Safari"
thrills. Tubing and snowmobile
chairman is Royce Luiken of
Steamboat Rock.
Family Fun
The Winter Sports Jamboree
features all winter sports and
is geared to family fun. The
snowmobile safaris are guided
Monday at St. Mark Catholic Charles Colburn, 78, who died hart and Mrs. Katherine O'Dell, terday at the Cleveland Funeral
Church; rosary at 8 p.m. Sun-Friday at the Palmer Memorial both of Arlington, and Mrs. Home. Graveside services today in Linn Funeral Home Hospital, will be at 2 p.m. to- Frederick Schabacker of Austin, morrow at Ladonia, Mo. The
chapel; burial in church ceme- morrow at the Burnham and Minn.; 33 grandchildren; 28 baby was dead on arrival at a
tery; survivors include wife, Wood Funeral Home; Masonic great-grandchildren; three sis- Waverly hospital after her moVera; one daughter, Mrs. Har- services at 8 p.m. tonight at ters, Mrs. Grace Howell and ther found her unconscious. An
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SEILTHEIQ1T!
PLAY.
Judge Rules
On Three Cases
In Grundy
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GRUNDY CENTER — Two
young men were given fines on
charges of operating a motor
vehicle while under the influence of a n intoxicating
beverage and a 19-year-old
Hardin county girl was given
a one year suspended sentence
at the Women's Reformatory at
Rockwell City in Grundy County
District court Friday by Judge:
Peter Van Metre.
John P. Wilson, 26, of Dubuque pleaded guilty to the
drunken driving charge and was
fined §300 and costs and his
drivers license suspended for
120 days. He had been arrested
Dec. 19, in Reinbeck on the
first offense charge. The fine
and costs were paid.
Frank Eugene Sprague of
Evansdale was fined §500 and
costs and his drivers license
suspended by 120 days. This
was a second offense for
Sprague. He had been arrested
by local officers Oct. 31, 1971,
in the town of Grundy Center.
Sprague was given until Feb.
18 to pay the fine.
Donria Sizemore, 19, of New
Providence, entered a plea of
guilty to a charge of resisting
an officer during a disturbance
at the Keith Meyer residence
the night of Dec. 23rd. The
Deputy Sheriff and I o w a
Highway Patrol were called to
the Meyers farm where Miss
Sizemore allegedly struck the
patrolman and resisted arrest.
Judge Van Meter gave her
a suspended one year sentence
at the Women's Reformatory at
Rockwell City and paroled her
on good behavior to the sheriff
of Hardin County as she is a
resident of that county.
Charles City
Accident Rate
Declines in '71
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IN CASH
CENTER
FOOD MART
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Effective
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Jan. 15,1972]
NEW LODGE OFFICERS
PARKERSBUKG (CNS) Paul V. Stealy Sr., was installed
as worshipful master of the
Compass Lodge No. 239 AF and
AM, Parkersburg for 1972. Other officers include, Sherman D.
Blankenship, s e n i o r warden;
Cecil W. Persing, junior warden; Jack D. Schuck, treasurer;
Frank D. Rogers, secretary;
Don A. Riggs, senior deacon;
Vemon ReintsP junior deacon;
Har'ey Schwerdtfeger, senior
steward; Merle Schuck, junior
steward, and Glenn Stockdale,
tyler,
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CHARLES CITY—There were
45 auto accidents with 7 injuries
in Charles City, during December of 1971, compared to 53 accidents and 8 injuries during the
same month in 1970, it was revealed in a report issued from
the office of John 0. Gordon,
chief of police. The report revealed 444 auto accidents in 1971
with 104 injuries compared to
492 accidents and 126 injuries
during the same period of time
in 1970. There were two fatalities in two motor vehicles in
traffic accidents in the city during 1971.
The arrest report showed the
illegal possession of beer charge
leading with nine persons cited
for this offense during December of 1971.
The total number of arrests
for 1971 was 904.
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