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| 951 | The Slater Funeral. Funeral services for Mrs. Hester Slater, wife of Edward Slater, who died at her home, 1017 Gaines street, Wednesday morning after three days’ illness were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Church of Christ, Burlington. Burial was in Bebe cemetery, Burlington. The Rev. Emil H. Burg of the Church of Christ officiated. Mrs. Maude Middleman sang two hymns. Bearers were John Jackson, Edward Wills, William Hammer, William Racker, Russell Parman, and C.O. DeHague. Quad-City Times, Davenport, Iowa. Monday, 13 August 1934. | Graham, Hester Isabelle (I424)
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| 952 | The Sleep of Death Asphyxiation of Laurence Tee, Kingston Groceryman Left the gas turned on at the McCutchen house Saturday morning, in a tightly closed room and went to bed – found Saturday evening – a shocking case. Lawrence Tee, a farmer and country groceryman residing about a half mile west of Kingston, drove into Burlington for the last time Friday afternoon. How he spent the evening is not known, but about one o’clock Saturday morning he went to the McCutcheon house and secured lodging for himself and team. He was slightly intoxicated, and when he went to his room the clerk asked him if he understood how to manage the gas. He said he did. He locked the door of his room and put the key on the dresser. It is supposed that he turned the gas on and was either without matches or unable to find the gas fixture readily and concluded to undress without a light, which he did and went to bed. The transom was closed tightly and the room held the gas so effectually that the situation was not discovered until Saturday evening about 6 o’clock, the hotel clerk supposing that Mr. Tee was very weary and would prefer to sleep. Supper-time arriving, however, it was thought best to arouse him. Repeated knocking on the door brought no response and the transom was broken open. The gas then rushed out and revealed the cause of the sleeper’s prolonged rest. It was the rest of death. The body was rigid, showing that life had been extinct for many hours. The body was given in charge of Coroner Fred Unterkircher, who held an inquest this morning and the jury ascribed the death to accidental asphyxiation. On the dead person was found $80 in money and a gold watch. One pocket of his coat was bull of broken cigars. Deceased was about 50 years of age and a well preserved strong man. He was highly respected by his neighbors, and his sad death has shocked everyone in the vicinity of Kingston, where he was well know. He leaves a widow and several married children. | Tee, Lawrence (I318)
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| 953 | There are two headstones for Earl Garrett Hinson, and each has a findagrave memorial. There was only one child named Earl Garrett Hinson, son of Orin Garrett Hinson and Elsie Bell McCorkel. Source: Hinson cemetery caretaker and family member. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/46584673/earl-garrett-hinson https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/46584692/earl-garrett-hinson | Hinson, Earl Garrett (I481)
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| 954 | Thurdsay, 28 April 1974. Mrs. Ida Mae Riemann, 98, Sperry Rt. 1, died at 2:45 a.m. Sunday, April 21, at the Walter McCahan home at Kingston. Born Feb. 6, 1876 at Kingston, she was the daughter of Joe and Sarah Griffith Hinson. She married Fred Riemann Dec. 17,1896 in Burlington. Mrs. Riemann, a housewife, was a member of Bethany Lutheran church. Surviving: Two sons, George, Mediapolis, and Roy, Sperry; a daughter, Mrs. Walter McCahan, Kingston; 12 grandchildren, 43 great grandchildren and 12 great-great grandchildren. Funeral: services were held Tuesday afternoon at Fry Chapel, Mediapolis, Rev. John Meyer officiating. Burial was in Aspen Grove Cemetery, Burlington. Burlington Hawk Eye April 22, 1974 | Hinson, Ida Mae (I102)
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| 955 | Times to Remember: Benton Twp. Rural, by Dan Dustman, page 68. Obituary, Burlington Hawk Eye, 12 May 1989, page 14. From Margaret (Tee) Walker's obituary, her nephew Roy lived with her from the time he was three days old. Margaret's brother Lawrence Tee was Isabell's father. | Anderson, Roy Francis Cleatus (I87)
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| 956 | Tombstone records for Lopar Cemetery, Franklin Township, Des Moines County, Iowa show her name as Hannah Moeller Steffener. | Moeller, Johanna "Hannah" (I165)
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| 957 | Tombstone: there is one stone for both Friedrich and Dorthea. It reads as follows: Friedrich Reimann Geb den 22 Oct 1833 7 Jun 1896 Dorothea Reimann Geb den 10 Oct 1843 7 Marz 1936 ausgelitten und erkaltet 1st Dein Treuse Liebes herz Hast uns Allzufred ver= Lassen Deine Liese sorgt nicht nehr Dein Erkalten dein erblassen Schlug uns wunden Tief und Schwe | Bremer, Dorothea Marie (I82)
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| 958 | Tombstone: there is one stone for both Friedrich and Dorthea. It reads as follows: Friedrich Reimann Geb den 22 Oct 1833 7 Jun 1896 Dorothea Reimann Geb den 10 Oct 1843 7 Marz 1936 ausgelitten und erkaltet 1st Dein Treuse Liebes herz Hast uns Allzufred ver= Lassen Deine Liese sorgt nicht nehr Dein Erkalten dein erblassen Schlug uns wunden Tief und Schwer | Riemann, Friederick William (I81)
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| 959 | Trampled by horse at age 3 1/2. (Celia Crawford). Burlington Hawkeye, 11 July 1911. | Schmeiser, Ora Marie (I112)
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| 960 | Twin to Orval. The Burlington Hawk Eye. Tuesday, 11 July 1911. Wapello child is trampled to death. Cora, twin daughter of Mr. Joseph Schmeiser, follows father to pasture and horse steps on her. [Special to the Hawk Eye] Wapello, Ia. July 10. - Cora, one of the twin children of Mr. and Mrs Jos. Schmeiser, residing west of Wapello, was trampled to death by a horse on Sunday morning. The father arose earlier than the rest of the family and went to the pasture to drive the horse into the barnyard and the little girl followed him. Coming in with the horse, the father saw the child and called for her to leave by another gate. But she was too late, and the horses surrounded her and she was stepped on by one of them. Doctors from Wapello were summoned, but the child only died about thirty minutes after the accident. She was about three and one-half years old. The funeral was held Monday afternoon from the home. Interment in Wapello Cemetery. | Schmeiser, Ora Marie (I112)
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| 961 | Two ships were sold in Miami last week. Joe Marrs sold his Bird to Dr. Trott of New York, and Vernon W. Wunnenberg of All American airport purchased Johnson Wright's 1935 cabin Aeronca. The Miami News, Miami, Florida. Sunday, 1 November 1936, page 2. * * * Another Miami entrant for this year’s All-American Air Maneuvers is Vernon Wunnenberg, mechanic for Karl Voelter, Inc., who has just purchased Johnson Wright’s 1935 cabin Aeronca. Vernon declares he is going after the light plane trophies and pilots of other planes “will have to fly plenty fast” to beat him. The Aeronca, a tiny plane, holds practically every light plane record for all types of performances. Miami Tribune, Miami, Florida. Sunday, 1 November 1938, page 12. | Wunnenberg, Vernon William (I83)
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| 962 | Under the headline War Department halts departure. 117 men of Des Moines County slated to leave Oct. 3 not to go then. Camp Dodge not ready. District Board revokes decision. The district board has changed the decision relative to the petitions of four men of this county, two from Mediapolis, one from Burlington and one from West Burlington. These men had been exempted by the district board on vocational grounds, but now they have been accepted for military service, and the granting of exemption upon an appeal to the president is the only chance they have of escaping military service in the new national army. They are as follows: Lawrence A. Dehner, Horace W. Kirkendall, Arthur J. Wunnenberg, Harry A. Nelson. Burlington Hawk-Eye. 15 September 1917. | Wunnenberg, Arthur John (I20)
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| 963 | Ursula E. 'Babe' Corson was born to Earl and Venus (Heald) Lent on Oct. 7, 1935, in Wessington Springs, S.D. She lived on farms and in various towns until her parents settled in Hardin, where she graduated school. Babe passed away peacefully with her daughter by her side on April 19, 2014. Babe married Robert "Bob" Corson on June 30, 1954, and together they had three children, Vickie, Vern and Valerie. Later, Babe and Bob divorced but remained friends. Babe worked for Charles Tolliver, Lowe & Associates and Jesme Lowe as an office manager/secretary for numerous years. Not one to take retirement lying down, she worked part time for the MAP Program until health issues forced her to take things easy. Babe was truly an amazing woman; she lived a full life and enjoyed many different things. Bowling was her passion; she loved the competition and camaraderie of the game. During the 1977-78 season Babe became the first woman bowler in Billings to bowl a 700 or higher series. Her 713 was considered the state record at that time. She was inducted into the Billings Women's Bowling Association Hall of Fame in 1986 for Meritorious Service and in 2001 as a Star of Yesteryear. Over the years she met and made friends, had many fond memories and tales to tell. She loved jokes and always had a new one to share. Babe is survived by her three children, Vickie Ahrberg of Ontario, Calif., Vern (Patty) Corson of Las Vegas and Val (Tom) Miller of Billings; and her brother, Dennis Lent, also of Billings. She also leaves behind seven grandkids, six great-grandkids with one to arrive in May, several nieces and nephews and special family member Shannon McGuire of Helena. She was preceded in death by her parents, in-laws Bob and Lou Corson, Vera Urban, ex-husband, stepdad Leon Bettey, sister Mary Jo and brother-in-law Joe Zimmerman, sister-in-law Judy Lent, aunt and uncle Norma and Joe Hanks, brother-in-law and sister-in-law Jack and Chris Corson. Cremation has taken place and a memorial gathering will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the Youth Bowling Association, c/o Teresa Lang, 420 Judith Lane, Billings, MT or B.A.R.K. (Billings Animal Rescue Kare), 4017 First Ave. So., Billings, MT. Mom — always remembered, always loved, thank you for everything. Ursula "Babe" Corson, died April 19, 2014. Graveside service will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2014, at Mountview Cemetery. | Lent, Ursula Elaine (I462)
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| 964 | US Army Transport Service Passenger Lists: Name: Vernon W Wunnenberg Departure Date: 11 Apr 1919 Departure Place: Bordeaux, France Arrival Date: 23 Apr 1919 Arrival Place: Hoboken, New Jersey Residence Place: Sperry IA Mother: Anna Wunnenberg Ship: SANTA TERESA Military Unit: CO G 35 ENG Rank: Private Service Number: 2857660 | Wunnenberg, Vernon William (I83)
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| 965 | US Army. 139th Infantry. Company C. | Wunnenberg, Herbert Otto (I85)
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| 966 | US Army. Iowa. 332nd Engineering Battalion. GS Regiment. Private First Class. | Wunnenberg, Wayne Eugene (I42)
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| 967 | US Army. Private First Class. | Howe, John Everett (I441)
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| 968 | US Army. Sergeant. | Wunnenberg, Dorothy Louise (I39)
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| 969 | US Federal Census Mortality Schedule. John F. Malchow died in September 1969 of typhoid fever. | Malchow, Johann F. (I146)
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| 970 | US Federal Census Mortality Schedules | Courts, Matilda (I334)
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| 971 | US Navy. | Waddell, Donald (I456)
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| 972 | US Navy. | Mellinger, Adrian Joseph (I342)
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| 973 | V.H. Wunnenberg Villars H. Wunnenberg, 1209 S. Seventh, died at Burlington hospital Saturday following an extended illness. He was born at Sperry on July 28, 1893, the son of Otto and Ann Sielerman Wunnenberg and married Verrold Ahlstrand Nov. 26, 1919, at Monmouth, Ill. A veteran of World War I and a member of the American Legion and the Zion United Church of Christ, he worked as a toll collector on the MacArthur bridge for over 17 years before retirement in 1956. Surviving are his wife; a son, Harold V. Wunnenberg, Burlington; two daughters, Mrs. Homer (Evelyn) Ball, San Diego, Calif., and Mrs. Jack (Geraldine) Volker, Everau, France; two sisters, Mary Wunnenberg and Grace Wunnenberg, both of Burlington; one brother, Clarence F. Wunnenberg, Morning Sun; four grandchildren; one niece and one nephew. Services are pending at Prugh’s chapel. Burial, with military services at graveside, will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. | Wunnenberg, Villars Henry (I64)
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| 974 | Vera Dorothy Melson San Juan – Vera Dorothy Melson, 88, died June 6, 1993, at San Juan Nursing Home. Born in Wapello, Iowa, Melson had lived in Richland, Iowa before moving to the Rio Grande Valley in 1945, and the San Juan area 25 years ago. She was a Home Economics teacher. She was a member of the San Juan United Methodist Church for 50 years, past matron of Order of Eastern Star, member of San Juan Music Club, and holder of a lifetime teaching certificate for the state of Texas. Survivors include a son, Joe Melson of San Juan; a brother, Orval Schmeiser of Wapello, Iowa; a sister, Alice Robertson of McAllen; two grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Funeral service will be at 10 a.m. today at Kreidler Memorial Chapel on North Taylor Road. Burial will be at Valley Memorial Gardens Cemetery in McAllen. Memorial contributions may be made to the San Juan United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 47, San Juan 78589, American Cancer Society, c/o Marjorie Naylor, 211 Daffodil, McAllen or to a charity of choice. Kreidler Funeral Home in McAllen was in charge of arrangements. The Monitor, McAllen, Texas. Thursday, 8 June 1993. | Schmeiser, Vera Dorothy (I113)
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| 975 | Vernon W. Wunnenberg, 82, of 2048 Gnahn, died at 12:25 p.m. Saturday, March 12, in Klein hospital. He was born July 2, 1894, in Sperry, the son of Fred and Anna Riemann Wunnenberg. Feb 23, 1921, he married Amelia Sullivan; she died May 30, 1965. He was a pioneer aviator, a retired aircraft mechanic and pilot and an Army veteran of World War I. He was a Protestant, a member of Veterans of World War I, OX-5 Club, and Antique Airplane Assn. Surviving: Two brothers, Alfred, Burlington, with whom he made his home, Ralph, Burlington; one sister, Mrs. Roy (Alice) Anderson, Sperry; a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral: 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Prugh's chapel, Rev. Dale A. Hempen; Aspen Grove cemetery. Burlington Hawk Eye, Burlington, Iowa. 13 March 1977 | Wunnenberg, Vernon William (I83)
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| 976 | Verrold A. Wunnenberg Mrs. Verrold A. Wunnenburg, 80, of 1209 S. Seventh, died Wednesday, Jan. 16, at Elm View Care Center. The daughter of Gustave and Wilhelmina Ahlstrand, she was born January 21, 1899 in Monmouth, Ill. She married Villars H. Wunnenberg on November 26, 1919, Monmouth; he died in 1961. She was a housewife and a member of the American Legion Auxiliary, Royal Neighbors of America and the Zion United Church of Christ. Surviving: two daughters, Evelyn Ball, San Diego, Calif, and Geraldine Voelker, Burlington; son Harold, West Burlington; sister, Violet Stephenson, Mediapolis; fourth grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral: 1:30 p.m. Monday, Prugh’s Chapel, Rev. Dale . Hempen; Memorial Park cemetery. A memorial to the Zion United Church of Christ has been established. Burlington Hawk-Eye, Burlington, Iowa. Thursday, 17 January 1980. Page 19. | Ahlstrand, Verrold Amanda Marie (I65)
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| 977 | Virgil T. Fish Wapello – Virgil T. Fish, 87, former Wapello resident, died Friday at the Burlington Medical Center. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the Dudgeon-McCulley Funeral Home, with the Rev. William Moon officiating. Friend may call from 4 to 6 and 7 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, where Masonic services will be held at 7 p.m. Burial will be at the Victor, Iowa, Memorial cemetery. Mr. Fish had been a shoe repairman and did related leather work. He was born Oct. 25, 1899, at Victor, the son of Will and Luna (Smith) Fish. He was married Oct. 25, 1927, to Gertrude Robertson, at Marengo. Mr. Fish was a member of Wapello Lodge No.5, A.F.& A.M., Kaaba Temple, Davenport Consistory and the American Association of Retired Persons. He is survived by one daughter, Lela Severin of Keystone, Iowa, three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife. The Muscatine Journal, Muscatine, Iowa. Saturday, 27 June 1987. | Fish, Virgil Theodore (I434)
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| 978 | Vleugel Cornelius F. Vleugel, 81, of Park Forest. Beloved husband of Elizabeth, nee Bremer; loving brother-in-law of Martha (Frederick) Siegrist; dear uncle of four nieces and one nephew. Funeral Thursday, July 20, 10 a.m., Trinity Lutheran Church, 2901 Western Ave., Park Forest. Visitation Wednesday, 5-9 p.m., Lain-Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Westwood Drive, Park Forest and Thursday at Church from 9 a.m. until time of service. Interment Aspen Grove Cemetery, Burlington, IA, Friday, July 21. Info: 708-747-3700. Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois. Tuesday, 18 July 1995. | Vleugel, Cornelius Faas (I419)
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| 979 | Wallace Walker Sperry - Wallace Walker, 78. Sperry, died at 7:45 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 11, at his home after a lengthy illness. He was born Sept. 29, 1894, in Sperry, the son of Harvey and Tillie Huffman Walker. He married Hattie Hinson Sept. 12, 1922, in Burlington. A farmer, he was a member of Kingston Methodist church. World War I veteran, and member of World War I Barracks of Burlington. Surviving the wife; three daughters, Mrs. Jane Bazel and Mrs. Elsie Pforts, Mediapolis, and Mrs. Joyce Doyle, Danville; a nephew, Junior Massey, Mediapolis; and a number of grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral: Saturday, 1:30, Kingston Methodist church; Memorial park cemetery, Burlington. Body is at Fry Chapel, Mediapolis The Burlington Hawkeye, Thursday, January 11, 1973, page 15 | Walker, Wallace Grant (I357)
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| 980 | Warren Wunnenberg Warren “Spook” H. Wunnenberg, 47, of Fort Myers, Fla., died Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1992, in Burlington. Born Oct. 21, 1944, in Burlington, he was the son of Ralph and Daisy Pforts Wunnenberg. On Jan. 20, 1970, he married Linda Spencer in Miami, Fla. Mr. Wunnenberg was a professional musician for 20 years. He was the Midwest Champion Rudimental Drummer for nine years. He played in the marching band at Burlington High School and, at the request of President Nixon, represented the United States in a rudimental drum championship. For the last 10 years he has owned and operated a lawn care business. He served in the war in Vietnam. Survivors include his wife, Linda; two daughters, Rayna D. and Krista L. Wunnenberg, at home; his parents, of Burlington; one sisters, Shirley Dorsey of Burlington; and one brother, Darwin Wunnenberg of Phoenix, Ariz. Visitation will be from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Friday at Prugh’s Chapel. The funeral for Mr. Wunnenberg will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Prugh’s Chapel. The Rev. Gary Chapman will officiate. Burial will be in Aspen Grove Cemetery. A memorial fund has been established for Mr. Wunnenberg’s children’s education. Hawk Eye, Burlington, Iowa. Thursday, 16 January 1992. Page 17. | Wunnenberg, Warren (I132)
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| 981 | Wendell Dusenbery Wendell D. Dusenbery, 73, of 1012 Iowa St., Burlington, died at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1990, at Burlington Medical Center. Born Nov. 26, 1916, in St. Paul, Minn., he was the son of Raymond and Ula Overton Dusenbery. He married Frances Schmitz July 5, 1941 in Kahoka, Mo. He was a machinist for Murray Trane Iron Works for over 41 years. He was an army veteran of World War II, a member of the Moose Lodge, Eagles, and was a lifetime member of Machinist Union Local 1521. He was of the Methodist faith. Surviving are his wife; one son, Billy Dusenbery, Burlington; one brother, Jay Dusenbery, Port Washington, Wis.; one half-sister, Sherry Orth, Tempe, Ariz.; two half-brothers, Leonard Dawson, Knoxville, and Larry Dusenbery, St. Louis; and one granddaughter. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday at Lunning Chapel. Services for Mr. Dusenbery will be 2 p.m. Friday at Lunning Chapel with the Rev. Durk Peterson officiating. Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery. A memorial has been established for Faith Lutheran Church. | Dusenbery, Wendell Dwayne (I466)
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| 982 | William Kampmeier William Kampmeier, 84, of 107 N. Ninth, died at Jacksonville, Ky., Tuesday. He was born Dec. 8, 1881, in Des Moines county. Surviving: The wife, Mary; a sister, Mrs. Anna Tieman of Burlington; a brother, Ed Kampmeier of Mediapolis. The body will arrive the the Elliott-Lunning chapel Friday afternoon. | Kampmeier, William (I263)
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| 983 | William Pforts Dies at Home William Pforts, 57, of 944 S. Leebrick street, life resident of Des Moines county, died at his home Sunday morning at 6:30 after a 10 week illness. Born in Pleasant Grove, June 7, 1885, he had lived here since 1939 and was employed by the J.I. Case company. He married Julia Kampmeier March 24 1909. He was a member of the Evangelical church. Surviving are his widow; two daughters, Mrs. Ralph Wunnenberg, Burlington and Mrs. Rudy Toncer, Panama City, Fla.; one son, Clarence Pforts of Burlington; three brothers, Fred, and Lewis of Burlington and Frank of Pleasant Grove, and four grandchildren. Services will be held at Giles funeral home at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev. A.F. Koelling, pastor of Zion Evangelical church. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery. The Burlington Hawkeye Gazette, Monday, April 5, 1943, page 2 | Pforts, William Henry (I160)
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| 984 | William Schenk, New London, Dies Suddenly New London- William Schenk, 73, retired farmer, passed away Friday morning at 8:30 while driving a car about six miles north of New London. Death was due to a hearth attack. Frederick William Schenk, son of Mary (Wasson) and Casper Schenk, was born at Morning Sun December 13, 1873. He was married at Mt. Union January 1, 1896 to Mary Elizabeth Gilyeart. Mr. Schenk was a member of the New London Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Schenk retired from the farm north of New London in the fall of 1941. Besides his widow, he leaves the following children: Mrs. Florence Totemeier, Mrs. Edna Crocker, Mrs. Mildred Mathews and Ralph Schenk, Mt. Union; Mrs. Myrtle Jones, Salem; Ray Schenk, Yarmouth; Paul Schenk, Winfield; sixteen grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. The following sisters and brother survive: Mrs. Stella North, Winfield; Mrs. Cora Lauer, Mt. Union; Mrs. Selma Werner, Mt. Pleasant; Oliver Schenk, Kansas. Funeral service will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Elliott Chapel in New London with the Rev. Paul Ellis, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating. Burial will be in Winfield Scott Township cemetery. The Mount Pleasant News, Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Saturday, 29 May 1948. | Schenk, William Frederick (I216)
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| 985 | Wilma Marie Wunnenberg, 92, of Burlington, died at 7:20 p.m. Sunday, October 9, 2005 at Bickford Cottage. Born December 9, 1912 in Burlington, she was the daughter of Edward and Etta Walker Schuler. On June 3, 1932, she married Alfred Wunnenberg in Burlington. He died March 19, 1999. She was a member of Zion United Church of Christ. She loved to cook, play canasta, go on the river and fish. Survivors include two granddaughters; three great-grandsons; and one sister, Dorothy Reeb of Mediapolis. Visitation will be from 7:00 until 8:30 p.m. Thursday at Prugh's Chapel. The funeral for Mrs. Wunnenberg will be held in Zion United Church of Christ on Friday at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Dr. Gary Chapman will officiate. Burial will be in Aspen Grove Cemetery. "The Hawk Eye",Oct. 13, 2005 | Schuler, Wilma (I98)
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| 986 | Wilna Wunnenberg, 79, First Street, Sanford, died Sunday, July 25. Mrs. Wunnenberg was a homemaker. Born in Burlington, Iowa, she moved to Central Florida in 1988. She was Protestant. Survivors: daughter, Jackie Edwards, Sanford; brother Lloyd Berry, Minnesota; sister, Hazel Kiker, California; five grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Bisson Funeral Home, Sanford. The Orlando Sentinel, Orlando, Florida. Tuesday, 27 July 1999. | Berry, Wilna Mae (I485)
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| 987 | World War I draft registration card. Vernon W. Wunnenberg. Birth data: 2 July 1894 Home address: 1146 (can't read street name), Burlington, Iowa. Natural born citizen. Place of birth: Sperry, Iowa. Occupation: Machinist. Employer: Burlington Machine Works. Marriage status: single. Height: medium. Build: slender. Eyes: brown. Hair: brown. | Wunnenberg, Vernon William (I83)
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| 988 | World War I draft registration card. Villars Wunnenberg. Residence: Sperry, Iowa. Date of Birth: 28 September 1898. Natural born citizen. Place of birth: Sperry, Iowa. Occupation: Farming. Employer: myself. List of who you support: Father and mother. Claim exemption: no. Height: medium. Build: slender. Eyes: brown. Hair: Brown. Date of registration: 5 June 1917. | Wunnenberg, Villars Henry (I64)
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| 989 | World War I draft registration card: Arthur John Wunnenberg. Birth date: 3 October 1887. Natural born citizen. Born in Benton Township, Iowa. Occupation: Farmer: Employer: self. Residence: Huron Township Dependents: wife. Marriage status: married. Claim to exemption: wife to support. Height: medium. Build: medium. Eyes: brown. Hair: brown. 5 June 1919. | Wunnenberg, Arthur John (I20)
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| 990 | World War I draft registration card: Herbert Wunnenberg. Home address: R.R.2, Sperry, Iowa. Birth date 26 September 1895. Natural born citizen. Birth place: Sperry, Iowa. Occupation: farmer. Employer, Fred Wunnenberg, Sperry, Iowa. Marriage status: single. Requesting exemption: yes, needed on father's farm. Height: medium. Build: slender. Eyes: Gray. Hair: brown. Date of registration: 6-5-1917. | Wunnenberg, Herbert Otto (I85)
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| 991 | World Ward I draft registration card. Grey Dallas Robbins. Address: 2105 Des Moines, Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa. Date of birth: 28 November 1883. Natural born citizen. Occupation: Auto mechanic. Employer: Owner for self. Place of employment or business: 2105 Des Moines, Burlington. Nearest relative: Mr. Geo. Robbins, 179 Lincoln, Galesburg, Ill. Height: tall. Build: medium. Eyes: brown. Hair: dark brown. Date of registration: 9-12-18. | Robbins, Grey Dallas (I207)
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| 992 | World Ward I draft registration card: Birth data 5 February 1884. Residence: Route B, Mediapolis, Des Moines County, Iowa. Native born citizen. Occupation: day laborer. Nearest relative Anna M(can't read rest of middle name) Wunnenberg. Height: medium. Build: slender. Eyes: Gray. Hair: dark. Dated 12 September 1918. | Wunnenberg, Otto Henry (I18)
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| 993 | WPA Air From Washington Exhibited at Miami Galleries Thirty mural sketches, oil and water colors, the majority of them by artist whose work was included in notable exhibitions of WPA federal art project work at the Museum. The other, a steel hangar, houses Karl Voelter, Inc., which firm specializes in student training and charter and passenger work. Associated with Voelter are four other pilots – Rusty Heard, Joe Marrs, V.W. Wunnenberg and George Civianani. The equipment consists of four Aernocas, a Fairchild and a Kinner-powered Fleet, a military ship considered excellent for advanced training. Miami Tribune, Miami, Florida. Tuesday, 2 February 1937, page 17. | Wunnenberg, Vernon William (I83)
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