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thy a AfTer 4A Muscatine Journal Monday, Dec. 4, 1989 Obituaries Memorials may be made to the Bethesda Care Center, Mrs. Bowling was born' April 1, 1900 in Cherokee, a daughter of Ellsworth -and Edna, Jane' Dunsworth Holley. On Dee. 24, 1921 she was married to Roy Bowling in Davis County, Iowa.

He died in 1950. She was a member of the Bloomfield United Methodist Church. She was homemaker and had retired as a rural -schoolteacher. Survivors include a stepson, Donald Bowling, of Ottumwa; a daughter, Mrs. Vern (Elexene) Lang of Muscatine; five.

grandchildren; four stepgrandchildren; five grandchildren; and one great great -grandchild. Also preceding her in death are two daughters and one son. Leota Halligan LONE TREE Leota May Halligan, 75, of Lone Tree, died Saturday at the Lone Tree Health Care Center following an extended illness. Services are at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Lone Tree Presbyterian Church with the Rev.

Albert Best officiating. Burial will be at the Lone Tree Cemetery. Visitation is after 1 o'clock today at the Sorden Funeral Home. There will be a service conduted by the Rebekah Lodge at 7. A memorial has been established.

Mrs. Halligan was born March 16, 1914 at Lone Tree, a daughter of Thomas and Goldie Hardy Halligan. She was a member of the WRC, the Rebekah Lodge and Past Noble Grand. She had worked at the University of Iowa in medical research for 16 years and at Younker's for five years. Survivors include two nephews, 'Ed Halligan of Muscatine; and John Halligan of Greeley, and several great-nieces and nephews.

Kenneth Myers Kenneth L. Myers died at the Hillcrest Convalescent Center in Pasco, following an extended illness. Burial will be at Leon, Iowa on Tuesday. Survivors include a son, Lester and a daughter, Ginger; a brother, Robert of Florida; and three sisters, Doris Britton and Helen Peters, both of Muscatine; and Bonnie of Joplin and nieces, nephews and cousins. Douglas Myers Myers, 70, of 143 Briarwood, died -Thursday, Nov.

30, at the Brooking Park Geriatric Center. He was born Sept. 9, -1919 in Muscatine, a son of. Cecil R. and Stella M.

Kemmer Myers. On May 30, 1952, he married Lola Crampton. He was a member of the First Christian Church in Macon, and was a graduate of Palmer College in Davenport in 1952. He had worked as a chiropractor for 21 years and after retiring worked for several years as an excursion boat captain at TanTar-a Resort at the Lake of the Ozarks and on the Mississippi River. He served in the U.S.

Coast Guard during World War II. Survivors include his wife, Lola; a daughter, Juanita Ramlow, of Columbia; his mother of Sedalia and a grandson. SEDALIA, Mo. Douglas T. 1989 Services were at 1:30 p.m.

today at the chapel at Greenwood Cemetery in Muscatine. Memorials may be made to the Hospice of Sedalia Pettis County. William Posten -William Posten, 59, 1308 Houser died Sunday night at his home. Services are pending at the Ralph J. Wittich Funeral Home.

Hazel Geertz Simpson Geertz Simpson, 89, formerly of 410 Parkington Drive, died Saturday at the Americana Health Care Center in Davenport. Services are at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the. Ralph J. Wittich Funeral Home.

The Rev. Eugene Augustine will officiate. Pallbearers will be Virgil Jarrett, Carl Geertz, Edward Schmidt Lauren Jarrett, Robert Geertz and Ted Richardson. Burial will be at Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation is today from 2 to 8 p.m.

at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the First Presbyterian Church or the Cedar Valley United Methodist Church. The former Hazel McIntire was born July 17, 1900 in Muscatine County, a daughter of Elmer: and Anna Hendricks McIntire. She first married Raymond Geertz in 1922. He died in 1931.

In 1933 she was married to Louis Geertz who died in 1953. Later she was married to Leslie Simpson in 1959. He died in 1979. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and a former member of the Cedar Valley United Methodist Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Ron (Shirley) Schafnit, of Bettendorf; four grandchildren; one great-grandson; and one sister, Lela Jarrett of West Liberty. In addition to her husbands, a son also precedes her in death. Mildred Zeug Mildred Zeug, 75, 718 Woodlawn died Sunday at Muscatine General Hospital, following an extended illness. Services are at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Ralph J.

Wittich Funeral Home with the Rev. Paul Williamson officiating. Pallbearers will be Jon and Robert Nietzel, Art Libenguth, Mark Thomas, Douglas Watters and Jeff Sivedge. Burial will be at Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation is from 4 to 8 p.m..

Tuesday at the funeral home. Mrs. was born Feb. 16, 1914 in Muscatine, a daughter of Fred and Harriet Richardson Cone. On Aug.

23, 1930, she was married' to Ray Zeug in Muscatine. She was a member of the Wesley United Methodist Church. Survivors include her husband, Ray; one daughter, Patricia Hahn, of Houston, Texas; and four grandchildren. She is preceded in death by parents, two brothers, three sisters, and one granddaughter. Corrections 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 263-2331. Ask for the News Editor on articles involving news and the Sports Editor for sports stories. candle starts fire A holiday candle caused a fire Sunday that extensively damaged an apartment, according to the Muscatine Fire Department. The lit candle left on top of a television burned down and began smoldering, Fire Chief Jim Pumfrey said. No one was at the upstairs apartment at E.

Eighth St. at the time of blaze, which was noticed about 3:20 p.m. by a neighbor, reports said. The resident, Lana Hahn, had left about 10 a.m., Pumfrey said. However, a cat in the residence was revived by firefighters, he added.

The apartment received extensive smoke damage, Pumfrey said. The Muscatine-Louisa Red Cross said it was ready to provide assistance as soon as officials could reach the resident, said administrative assistant Martha Schroeder. An apartment downstairs suffered little damage. Total damage was estimated at about $10,000, a report said. Mike Phelps, 810 Robin Road, is the owner of the building.

Local members named Riverboat Continued from page 1A added a contract still needs to be worked out. The non-profit groups would likely receive a percentage of boarding fees collected in the communities they represent, Chamberlin said. That money. would be used to pay administrative costs. Any extra funds would be earmarked for community projects chosen by the non-profit group.

Cities, and counties which allow riverboats to dock would also percentage of boarding fees, Chamberlin said. The Quad City authority also will apply to the state Racing and Gaming Commission for a gambling license for John E. Connelly's plan to dock floating casinos near downtown Davenport. There had been discussion of forming two separate non-profit groups, one to apply for a license for. Connelly's Davenport plan and one to apply for a license for Goldstein's regional plan.

"There is still a possibility of that," Chamberlin said. "It is' not a dead issue." Fire calls Sunday, 1:05 p.m., firefighters to Isett Avenue and Clay Street, transformer fire. Saturday, 11 p.m., EMTs to 106 E. Sixth medical call. Saturday, 4:12 p.m., firefighters.

to 501 Cedar gas spill. Saturday, 4:10 p.m., firefighters to Tanglefoot Lane, burning complaint. Court Muscatine County District Court (Court costs assessed in addition to fines listed. Names and addresses used are those listed in court records.) Petition ITT Financial Services vs. Charles R.

Colbert Jr. Financial agency seeks judgment against Colbert in the sum of $4,046.33 for promissory note. Muscatine Mall Brings Delicious, Homemade Sports Homemade Appeal, Cozy Atmosphere it can be made by scratch, we'll make says Tim Costigan, owner of the Sports Page restaurant at the Muscatine Mall. Grandma would be proud of the way the Sports Page takes extra special care to make their delicious meals and fresh pies by hand. The Sports Page also features full dinner, breakfast (served anytime of the day) and children's menus.

"We carry a little bit of says Costigan: Costigan, along with his wife Betty, have been making their delicious food "from. scratch" since they took over the restaurant (formerly Sirloin Stockade) over six years ago. With new ownership, they also decided to give the restaurant a new name, and a newway of doing things. named our restaurant 'Sports Page' in here in the Costigan. honor of all the die-hard sports, fans that are "We've carried out the sports motif in the restaurant with lots of sports pictures, various jerseys from the NFL to the Muskies, and we even hang the actual sports page each day in the men's restroom!" she adds.

Even the waitresses get into the act. Each one wears the baseball jersey of her choice. Just two years ago, the Sports Page underwent some major remodeling. They have added an expansive new salad bar, which helps them to offer even more choices during their Satur day and Sunday Breakfast Bar as well as their Sunday Dinner Buffet. The Breakfast Bar opens every Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m.

to 2 p.m. Fill up on this allyou-can-eat bar with items like eggs, bacon, waffles, french toast, cinnamon rolls, gravy and biscuits, sausage, plus lots more to choose Weather The forecast for noon, Tuesday, December 5. 50, Lines show high 20 temperatures. 50 50 40 20 30 30 Donald Zellmer Services for Donald Wayne Zellmer, 59, 1914 Sterneman who died Friday afternoon following a two month illness, were today 'at 1:30 p.m. at the Geo: M.

Wittich-Lewis Funeral Home. The Rev. Manzel Berlin of the Musserville United Methodist Church officiated. Mrs. Walter Askam was organist.

Tom Hoopes was vocalist. Pallbearers were Kim Dieckman, David Painter, Don Brown and Ralph, Dale and Eugene Denkman. Burial, with military rites by the American Legion, the VFW and World War I Barracks, was at Memorial Park Cemetery. A memorial has been established. Mr.

Zellmer was born Aug. 1930 in Muscatine, a son of Hugo John and Wilma Jensen Zellmer. He was a life resident here. He was united in marriage on March 19, 1954 to Carolyn Lee in Muscatine. He was a member of the Muscatine Moose Lodge.

He worked as a forklift operator at HON Industries for 21 years before retiring Oct. 1. Survivors include his wife, Carolyn; one son, Jerry, of Muscatine; daughter, Mrs. Dennis (Nonie) Penderson of. Muscatine; four grandchildren; his mother, Wilma Zellmer Stanbro, of Muscatine; a brother, Ralph, and a half-brother, David Stanbro, both of Muscatine; a sister, Mrs.

John (Darlene) Shepherd of Des Moines; and a half-sister, Joyce Small, of Muscatine. His father, stepfather and grandparents precede him in death. Irene Lowe Irene Marie Lowe, 89, at resident of Bethesda Care Center, died there Saturday evening. Services are at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Geo.

M. Wittich-Lewis Funeral Home. The Rev. Kenneth Bell of the Wesley United Methodist Church will officiate. Pat Dilts will.

be Pallbearers will be Dean Marshall, Greg Hawley, Robert Lowe, Jim Gage, JohnHawley and Charles Sterner. Burial will be at the Oak Ridge Cemetery in West Liberty. Visitation is today from 4 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Bethesda Care Center.

Mrs. Lowe was born Nov. 3, 1900 at Gladwin, Iowa, a daughter of Charles and Clara Kelch Edwards. "She had lived here for most of her life. On June 1, 1918 she was married at Columbus Junction to William Max Lowe.

Survivors include one son, Richard C. of Muscatine; two daughters, Mrs. Otto (Donna Parker of Muscatine; and Mrs. James (Beverly Elliott, of Seminole, eight grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two sisters, Juanita Watters, of West Liberty; and Evelyne Cropp of Muscatine. She is preceded in death by her husband in 1957 and her parents.

Zoe Bowling BLOOMFIELD, Iowa Zoe Bowling, 89, died Sunday at the Bethesda Care Center in Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the 1.0.0.F. Cemetery at Bloomfield. The Rev. Ellis Andrews will officiate.

The family will meet with friends Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Priester Funeral Chapel in Bloomfield. -40 50 60 70 60 70. 70 70 70 70 70 FRONTS: COLD WARM STATIONARY 01989 Accu-Weather, Inc. Pressure E3 ICE a RAIN FLURRIES SNOW SUNNY.

PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY HIGH LOW SHOWERS Forecast Partly cloudy tonight. Low in the low 30s. Northwest to west winds diminishing and becoming southwest 5 to 10 mph. Considerable cloudiness Tuesday.

High 45 to 50. Extended -Wednesday through Friday: A chance of rain or snow Wednesday, little or no precipitation Thursday and Friday. Highs inthe middle 20s to the 30s. Lows in the teens to lower 20s. Stock markets Stock markets New Noon stocks: AlliedSignal AmBrands AmCyan Am Home Ameritech Amer Amoco ArchDnM ArchDM Armwin Asarco Inc At Richfid Bandag BectonDick BellAtlan BellSouth Beth Steel Boeing Borden Brunswck BuriNth CPC Intl Centel Chevron, Chrysler ConAgra: ConsFrght Curtiss Wrt DeereCo du Pont DunBrad EstKodak EmersonEt Enron Exxon FordMotor.

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Jones For the record Temperatures Yesterday's high 28 Record 69 in 1970 Normal 39 Yesterday's low 10 Record -4 in 1940 Normal 23 Precipitation Yesterday zeroFor month trace Normal 1.87 River stages Tailwater 2.7 feet Muscatine gauge 5.4 feet SouNEngTI SwstBell TRW Inc Texaco Textron UAL Corp 6 USG USX Corp UnCarbde Union Elec UnPacCp UnitBrand US West UnitTech 52- Unitel WalMart Walgreen WestCo 19 WestghEl WhitmanCp 28- Winnebago Woolworth Local stocks Bandag. 85: HON Lee Monsanto H.J. Heinz McDonald's Maytag 20 IE Indus. 27 Invest. Co.

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quotes Courtesy Greater lowa Futures, Muscatine. Grain, Muscatine bids. Corn 2.27 Soybeans 5.48 Hogs, 200-240 lbs. Market Trend Range Peoria 48.25 Omaha sty 49.00 lowa-S. Minn 47.50 Est slaughter 354,000 Week ago 354,000 Year ago 351,000 Futures markets CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade Corn Open High Low Settle Chg.

Dec 2.38¼ 2.38¼ 2.34¼ 2.34½ Mar- 2.41¾ 2.42¼ 2.38¼ 2.38½ May 2.44½ 2.45½ 2.41¾ 2.41¾ Jul 2.47½ 2.49¼ 2.45 2.45 Sep 2.42½* 2.44¾ 2.41 2.41. Dec 2.39¾ 2.41¾ 2.38¾ 2.38¾ Mar 2.48 2.48 2.45½ 2.45¾ 9 Cattle Steers, lbs. Market Trend Range Omaha- 74.50 Peoria 73.00 lowa-S. Minn 76.00 Heifers, lbs. Market Trend Range, Omaha unq unq Peoria unq unq Est.

slaughter 126,000 Week ago 108,000 Year ago 129,000 Soybeans Open High Low Settle Chg: Jan 5.83 5.85 5.75¾ 5.76 Mar 5.96 5.98 5.89 5.89 May 6.07¾ 6.09¾ 6.01¼ 6.01½ Jul 6.17 6.18¼ 6.10 6.10½ Aug 6.17- 6.19 6.11 6.11 Sep 6.11 6.13½ 6.06½ 6.08½ Nev 6.09½ 6.06½ 6.07 Jan 6.21 6.24 6.17½ 6.17½ the restaurant. Atrium is very says Mr. Costigan: "It was designed to give customers a comfortable place to sit, watch the world go by, and watch the snow fall: And the Atrium has tinted glass, so the sun doesn't bother "It's a real conversation adds Mrs. Costigan. "People enjoy it because they don't feel in The Atrium seats up to forty people and is perfect for your next company party or group meeting.

Groups larger than forty can also be accommodated nicely at the Sports Page. For all these special parties, the Sports Page offers Betty Costigan, roast beef, and a wide selection of Owner their buffet, which may include chicken, ham, Joane Smith, Waitress vegetables and salad combinations to choose from. Sports from. The Dinner Buffet starts each Sunday at Page can also cater your party' serving several eleven, and can get this along with your delicious and plentiful party trays with a variyou breakfast bar meal. Selections such as baked ety of meats, like turkey, roast beef, and ham, swiss steak, chicken, potatoes and gravy, corned beef as just some of your choices, as a variety of fruits and muffins are added.

well as trays of various cheeses, relish trays, Our Breakfast Bar and Buffet is definitely and dips. Meal In You won't go away hun- "We'll take care of the customer's promises says Costigan. We don't dictate to them, they Besides the Saturday and Sunday Breakfast -dictate to us. Whatever they want, we'll Bar and Buffet, the Sports Page offers many other specials as well. You'll find "Daily Spe- far, the Sports Page is doing just that.

(some are even of the "all-you-can-eat" With their wide selection of delicious and plenvariety) and a "Family Night" specials every tiful homemade meals, the Sports Page can acTuesday. There's a Senior Citizen menu, with commodate just about everyone's, taste buds! Night" every Monday. They also offer "Diet meals prepared just for This is one in a series of Advertorials paid the folks on the "Diet Center" progsam, and for by a group of Muscatine Mall merchants to meals which have been approved by the Ameri- present their many services. ean Heart Association. Along with the expanded salad bar area Sponsored By came the addition of a beautiful and functional glass Atrium, which wraps around the front of Muscatine Mall towa Lottery Illinois Lottery, Saturday Sunday 1-12-18-19-20-33 Daily Game: 2-0-6 Cash Bonus: -M Pick Four: 2-7-9-3 Est.

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