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Paqe 4A Muscatine Journal Tuesdav. Feb. 21 1989 I i VMM rtVictim stand Obituaries Wednesday, iFebreary 22 actions and he left the scene." Spies told the jury Montagna had been drinking alcohol and had driven to Iowa City the morning of the attack. death, he was placed in the Stephen Gerard College, an orphanage with an excellent academic and finishing program. He graduated in 1933 at the age of 17.

"He graduated from Franklin MarshalLCollege LULLancasterJn 1937, Phi Beta Kappa, with a degree in accounting. Following graduation, he worked for General Electric Company in New York state for 10 years, becoming a department head in finance. In 1938 he married Doris Ebie in Paradise, Pa. The couple had three children, Fred Guy and Ann. She preceded him in death in 1950.

He came to Muscatine in 1946 to assist in establishing the finance department at Grain Processing Corporation. He worked for GPC until his retirmenet in 1976 and was executive vice president of finance, planning and development. He also served on the board of directors of GPC. In 1951 he married Eugenia Boynton in Muscatine. The couple had one son, John who was killed in an auto accident in 1981.

He was a member of the Church of the Living Water, a member and past president of the Geneva Golf and Country Club, Elks Lodge No. 304, Triune Lodge No. 641, Davenport Consistory in which he was a 32-degree Mason, and a member of the 33 Club. Mr Hocking also served on the board of directorrs of Northern Gravel Company and was employed there after his retirment from GPC. He also belonged to the YMCA where he served on the board of directors and was a past president.

He participated in Boy Scouts as a member of the board of directors and as a leader and advisor. He opened his home to missionaries from all over the Tyson W. Dunn ALEDO, 111. Tyson W. Dunn, three-year-old son of Mark and Brenda Dunn of Route 2, Aledo, died 16, at St.

Francis Medical (Center, Peoria, of injuries sustained in a two-' vehicle accident the previous Tuesday near Monmouth, 111. Services were at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the First United Methodist Church, Aledo. The Rev. Donald E.

Wise of First United Methodist Church of Aledo, and the Rev. Kenneth W. Harris of Westmer Larger Parish of Joy, officiated. Burial was at the Aleck, cemetery. The Reiser-Trimble Funeral Home in Aieao was in cnarge or arrangements.

Memorials may be made to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit of St. Francis Hospital, Peoria. Tyson was born June 11, 1985 in Monmouth, the son of Mark Wil- 1 A uaui anu joreuua mx ncuiciiuiu Dunn. Survivors include his parents, Mark and Brenda Dunn; a brother, Trevon, at homehis maternal grandparents, Bill and Doris RetherfonLof Joy; his paternal grandparents, Robert and Helen Dunn of Aledo; his maternal great-grandmother, Lucille Reth-erfprd of Joy; and his paternal great-grandmother, Ruth Dunn of Alexis. Fred G.

Hocking Sr. Fred G. Hocking 73, 3 Wilson Drive, died Sunday at St. Lukes' Hospital, Davenport, following an extended illness. A memorial service will be at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday at the Church of the Living Water with William H. Gay officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of the Ralph J. Wit-tich Funeral Home. Ttioi-a ic rax C-nM LJ visitation.

Memorials may be made to the Academy of Christian Education or the Stephen Gerald Memorial fund. Mr. Hocking was born Sept. 5, 1915 in Lancaster County, the son of John Doble and Maude Gervin Hocking. After his father's Continued from page 1A ney, disagreed with White's ciV scription of the trial as simple, asking the jury not to jump to easy conclusions.

Spies said he would show that the victim identified Montagna to the Iowa City police department as a second choice, Hot her first choice as to who attacked her. Spies said he would show that Montagna was at the scene as. a bystander, but his "human emo-" tions of fear and panic guided his Court Muscatine County District Court (Court costs assessed in addition to fines listed. Names and addresses used are those listed in court Petition Financial AdiusfmerffT Bureau Inc. vs.

Rogelio M. Sotelo. Financial agency seeks judgment against Sotelo in the sum of $5,122.80 'for medical services' at the Burlington Medical Center. James R. and Sally A.

Naber vs. jowa State Highway Commission, acting and in behalf of the State of Iowa, in connection with the matter of the condemnation of real estate for the use and benefit of the state of Iowa, in re: highway project No. FN-22-4(48)-21-70, Muscatine County, Iowa. Nabers appeal from appraisal by commission and ask that damages be ascertained and fixed in the sum of $44,086. Iowa Housing Finance Authority vs.

Jerry L. Adkison, Sallie Ann Freeman fka Sallie Ann Adkison, Willie Mose Freeman, Thorp Credit Inc. and First National Bank of Atlanta. Financial agency seeks judgment against described real estate for the amount of unpaid principle, Small claims Mincer Ford Inc. vs.

John Storm, Conesville. Business awarded $141.69 for vehicle repair. Charley's Auto Sales Service vs. Bobbie Edwards, 105 W. 5th Apt.

3. Business awarded $616.41 for balance due on vehicle purchase. Charley's Auto Sales Service vs. Richard Stroughmatt, address not available. Business awarded $409.06 for balance on vehicle purchase.

i Charley's Auto Sales 8 Service vs. Lynn Painter, Route 1, Box 57, Wilton. Business awarded $646 for balance due on vehicle purchase. HON Industries Credit Union -vs. Alfredo Gonzalez, 12563 Ralston Sylmar, Calif.

Credit union awarded $1,935.75 for promissory note. HON Industries Credit Union vs. Katherine J. Stanbro, 304 Pond St. Credit union awarded $645.21 for promissory note.

Spurgeon's vs. Beverly J. Day, 925 Washington Davenport. Business 1989 A ecu-Weather, Inc For the record Temperatures Yesterday's high 27 Record 45 in 1930 Norma 35 Yesterday's low 20 Record 11 in 1929 Normal 18 Precipitation Yesterday .01 For month .73 Normal 1.30 River stages Tailwater 3.32 feet Muscatine gauge 5.98 feet 37 52Vj 48 27Vi 29- 29 13 48 22 54 125 21- 38- 17 351i 37 18 21 47 82 62 43 21 67 90 13 35 49 WVb 27 43 34 53 20 24 SearsRoeb 41 49 SouNEngTI 64 Va SwstBell 43- TRW Inc 45 14 Texaco 50 Textron 27 Va UAL Corp 126 USG 6 USX Corp 31 UnCarbde 31 Union Elec 24 UnPacCp 701 UnitBrand 154 US West 61 UnitTech 44 UniTel 49 Va WalMart 33 4 Walgreen 35 WestCo 16 WestghEl 56 Va WhitmanCp 34 Va Winnebago 94 Woolworth 53 V4 Va Va 14 14 Local stocks Today's 11 a.m. quotes from Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith inc.

Bandag Central Soya H.J. Heinz HON 184 to 18 Vi Va the Accu-Weatherforecast for' 6 P.M., 40 An I 40 Forecast Tonight, cloudy and colder with a few flurries. Low around 10 above. North to northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Wednesday cloudy and colder.

Some light snow or snow flurries. High in the teen! Extended Thursday through Saturday No Precipitation Thursday, a chance of rain or snow Friday orSaturday. Highs in the 20s and tower 40s Friday and Saturday. Lows zero to 10 above Thursday, 20s Friday and Saturday, New York (AP) GPUCp Goodrich Goodyear GraceCo Greyhound HolidayCp Homestake HCA IE Indust ITT Corp IBM Interst Pw Iowa I II GE -lowaRsc JohnsCn Mart KN Eng KanGasEI Lockheed LoewsCp MAPCO MartMar Maytag MinnMng Monsanto Mutl Omah Navistar Norwest Nucor Nyrtex Occident Pet PPG Ind PacTelesis Penney PeopleEn PepsiCo PhilipPet Primerica ProctGamb QuakerOat RJR Nab RJR Nab RalstnPur Rockwel SFeSouP Noon stocks: AlliedSignal Am Brands AmCyan Am Home" Ameritech Amer Amoco Amoco ArchDnM ArmWIiv--- Asarco Inc AtlRichfld Bandag BectonDick BellAtlan BellSouth Beth Steel Boeing Borden Brunswck BurlNth CPC Intl Centel Chevron Chrysler ConAgra ConEdisn ConsFrght Curtiss Wrt DeereCo duPont DunBrad EstKodak EmersonEI Enron Exxon FordMotor GTE Corp GenElct GenMills Gen Motors GenMotr GnMotr Last Chg. 35Va Va 63V2 50'4 88V4 51 31V 77 38 23 38--i 27 85V2 68'4 54 74'2 4V2 26 63'A 57 18V4 24 52 Va bVa Va 49 '4 27..

30 45 31V 53'4 47' 98 54 48 30 37 44'A 53 45 46 55V4 88 44 44'4 .14 Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Due to yesterday's holiday, the publication in today's Journal. Cash markets II a.m. quotes Courtesy Greater Iowa Futures, Muscatine. Grain, Muscatine bids Corn no bid River open 2.68 Soybeans no bid River open 7.48 Hogs, 200-240 lbs. Market Peoria' Omaha lows S.

Minn Est slaughter Week ago Year ago Illinois Lottery Monday Daily Game: -9-8 Pick Four: 9-1-9-3 4 Cold Warm Stationary 6 41 21 91 i Trend Range sty 42.00 unq unq sty 41.00 313,000 321,000 301,000 Hospitals Late this morning, Spies was questioning the victim on the stand. 7 White intends to call witnesses from the Iowa City police department, JKest Liberty police department alld persons at the scene of the alleged assault this ana" Wednesday morning. Defense attorney Spies has indicated he intends to call approximately 10 persons to the stand for questioning. report awarded $148.31 for nonpayment of purchases on account. Robert Mortimer, Route 1, Box 13 vs.

Ronald Martin, 211 E. 5th St. -Mortimer awarded $2,000 for.nonpay--ment of balance owing on automobile contract. Eastern Iowa Light vs. Shawn Gar-vey, 202 Reed St.

Utility awarded $245.06 for services rendered. Globe Loan Company vs. Ernie Rundall, 702 3rd, West Liberty. Financial agency awarded $115.43 for promissory note. Columbus Junction State Bank vs.

Mechelle Shirley and O.C. Davis both of 613 E. 5th St. Bank awarded $364.80 for promissory note. Douglas E.

Johnston vs. David Adamson, 509'2 Oak St. Attorney awarded $155 for legal services rendered. Central State Bank vs. Judith C.

Honts, 615 Pine St. Bank awarded $613.04 for security agreement. Shawna M. Swift, 313 E. Locust Wilton vs.

Bill Johnson, 306 Clinton St. Swift awarded $250 for damages to auto. Findings of fact DeWayne P. Dusen berry and Jacque D. pusenber-ry vs.

Howard Knouse dba 'Knouse Construction and Kaska Plumbing S. Heating. Court concludes that a contract warranty of materials and work-. manship was breached in the matter of a breakdown in plumbing and water system. Muscatine County Associate District Court (Court Costs assessed in addition to fines listed.

Names and addresses used are those listed In court records.) Speeding Allen J. Aswegan, 29, 1507 Washington $20. Bryan S. Bunting, 30, 01 lie, $40. David C.

Frazier, 33, Springville, $30. Marcia H. Hansen, 30, Rock Island, $40. Linda S. Moench, 44, 2002 Logan Apt.

F-3, $20. Kent A. Norman, 31, Butler, $30. Thomas L. O'Toole, 28, Route 1, Box 278, Letts, $40.

The National Association of Life Underwriters, Washington, D.C. The association now has 34 members. It sponsors programs of professional and consumer education, community service, and, public information, and is committed to enhancing the professional standards of those in life underwriting. Commenting on the observance, Joel Hetzler, president of the association, declared that: "We hope to bring about a greater understanding of life insurance in financial planning and of the role of career life underwriters in this process." CORRECTION There was an error on page 2 of the 2-17-89 Marie Lindsay insert. Instead of "was $1689" it should read "now $1689." FINE FURNITURE AND INTERIORS 129 West Second St.

264-1640 Mon- Frt 70-5; Sat 10-4 Friday night by appointment George Schmidt Paul C. Sandy Joanne Murdock Bjl Sjegrjst Leonard Storr Int. Min. Lee Ent. McDonald's Monsanto Tandy Wendy's 684 30 47'4 39 25 51, 90 43 6'4 53 l'4 84 84 82 Va Va 22V 22 futures table is unavailable for Celebrate 'Life Insurance Week' Muscatine General Admitted Robert DeFosse, 815 Fuller St.

Dismissed Mrs. Rodney Brauns and son, 1706 Hershey James Cook, 313 W. 3rd Orris Jinkens, 2510 Lucas Mrs. Jesus Martinez and daughter, 1211 Smalley Vicki Plowman and son, 311 Broadway. Births None reported.

IfT Cattle Steers, lbs. Market Trend Range Omaha 1.00 75.00 Peoria no test no test lowa-S. Minn 1.00 74.00 Heifers, lbs. Market Trend Range Omaha unq unq Peoria unq Est. slaughter 123,000 Week ago i 123,000 Year ago 126,000 world.

His hobbies included geology, golf, bridge, tennis, gardening and deep sea fishing from his home in Palm Beach, Fla. He also collected Indian artifacts. Survivors include his wife, Eugenia; two sons, Fred G. Jr. of Seal Beach, and Guy E.

of Cerritos, one Ann Heckman of Placitas, N.M.; four grandchildren; one brother, John G. of Venice, and one sister, Marian Herbst of Dover, Del. His parents and two brothers also precede him in death. Other hospitals Births Girl, Kylie Kristine, to Mr. and Mrs.

Kurt Franklin, Route 4, at Mercy Hospital, Iowa City, Feb. 19. Girl, Cassandra Marie, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bergmann, 4756 South Clay Court, Englewood, at Porter Memorial Hospital, Denver, Feb.

18. He is formerly of Atalissa. Today For Details The importance of life insurance in financial planning, its role in the American economy, and the role 1 played by life underwriters is being highlighted this week in Muscatine during Life Insurance Week. Life Insurance Week is being sponsored by the Muscatine Association of Life Underwriters, one of the 1,000 local members of We Foreign Gars! IMASTMH 1503 Park Avenue 7 263-1237 Corrections Cash 5: 1-11-15-22-35 Lotto jackpot: $11 million An item in the Small Claims section of the District Court report in Saturday's Journal should have read as follows: Ambrose H. Krogman, 101 W.

6th St. vs. Heidi Jarrett, 415 Pine St, Jarrett ordered removed from premises for failure to pay rent. The Muscatine Journal seeks to be accurate in its reporting. Readers who believe an error has been published are encouraged to call the Journal at 263-2X11.

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