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Source: Iowa Territorial and State Legislators Collection compiled by volunteers and staff at the State Historical Society of Iowa Library, Des Moines, Iowa.

Standard Fo rm For Members of the Le9islature

Hama of Ra pr as ant a t i ve, (C:rI-"UlR",K~.lI!l!lSSEE~PH!i-'WIiL(A!.JRIlJRjJE~Ni.)LJ(:".JI<Q"eLl)_Se na tor _ ___ _

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1 . Birthday and place 5 May 191 2 , Ottumwa, Iowa

2 . Marriage (0) date place Mary LeHisQSp\u'S"'OR. St Mary ' s Catholic Churc h , Ottumwa. 28 Feb or 6 Mar 1932

3 . Si9nific ant events for example :

1\ . Business f armer coa l miner , iron worker . salesman of road construction , equipmen t. blacktop co . supervisor

-------------------------------B. Civic responsib i lit i es _ _ __________________________ _

C. Profession _____________________________ ________________ _

4. Church membership, _ _ -'c:..."';!b«oo.!J..!i.cc _____ _ _ __________ _ __

5 . Sessions served G5C') 19 71_74 , AD 19, DubUQue

6. Public Offices

A . Local -gybyquQ Co Weed Commi ssi poer 1971- 2

B . State

C. National

7. Death S October 1974 , cancer , Hnb Hosp . I la City. body donated to Hosp; eyes to Eye Bank. Memoria l svc , St . Mary ' s Catholic Ch , Dubuque

8. Children ( I) loanne J.ou ise (Mrs , Dale Tharp) , Belleview , 18 (1932 - ) (2) Mary Ellen (Mrs . David Johnson). Montpelier , la, (1939 - ) ; (3) Catherine. Florence. Ore .; (4) David (1912-1>",f 1974 ) ; (5) Patrick , Iowa City

9 . Names of parents W>"c1iff Joseh CW . J . ) . Clark (c 1875. Ill.); Anna Bridge t Bur ns (c . 1883 la -


10. Education OTT!lMWA. Sacred Heart Elementary thru junior jr as; Dubuque Sr High

11. Degrees grad Dub Sr High 1968

12 . Other applicable information droppped out of high school in junior yr , when father broke his leg and mo ther was ill . When adult courses became available i n Dubuque , he comple ted as at age 56. ,

Worked as farme r, coal miner, and i r on worker in Ottumwa area . Aold road constnuct ion equipment for 1~/17 yrs . and for last 12 yrs was s upt fo r DubUque Blacktop Co . He l ped organize union a t Iron Works i n Ottumwa. Fi r s t secy of CIO in Ottumwa ; vp Ia Neb Confe r ence ; helped organizae unions a t other plants . Lobbied fo r impr ovement of safe ty laws and compensa t ion.

At time of death was unopposed cand idate for next legislature . Survived by wife , three daughters . one son , two br othets, two sis t e r s , f i fteen grand ch .


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Stork . Clingan . Leiislators Telegraph Herald. Dubuque Wed 9 Oct 1974 Faith & Fortunes . Ency Dub Co 1998 x 19 25 Census . Wapello Co Wap Co. Cems - Memorial Lawn x Wap Co WPA Cern records x Wap Co bir ths 1891-1911 s Wap Co Delayed birth~ DEs Moines Reiister 9 Oct 1874 sec 1 p 18 St Mary ' s Cath Ch Bapt & Birth 1894 1917 St Mary 's eath Ch Marriage Records

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_ Iy iOHN!'IT "A.'" . , A GI.OBOF GEt.Artl'>! .. , r %~ ... . "

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___ Iy CHIC TOUNG: . ,. ' ELL, HOW COME '. ' lEY 80TH WEA.R SIoI IN GUAADS o.IEJ\I TloIEV

__ Iy MIUON CANln:

Obituaries • Cool: rei . Joe' . ,'Clar' . k .... :~ ; and prevlow;ly' at the Farley 'GIlden City United Mathodllt

and Loetecber Manul'aeturinl Cbureh hue. Buriel will be in Co. . . , .' Evarlrean , Cemetery at

dead' at 62 SurvlvlDJ are his wile, the PralrieduCbkrn, Wt... FriePdta as solut • renner Mule Welu; three , may eeU at the SclIultz Fu· KANSAS CITY (AP) _ A natlonw : state ReJi. JoIepb W. Clarlt, . lonl, .R.ymond, Rlch.rd nera! Home bent; lHf live • .".y prosram for ne<

..,.boee bactaroUftd u • coal and Daniel PregI .. , .nd. ' ¥.n. Kllma died MoodIy.t penonI W.I propoMd today ,IS , miner belped .lhape hlI pro- d.u8hter, · Mra. Kendall Memorial HOIpltal, Prairie du poultie lOIuUon 1.0 an over .upply ltbor Itlnee ' in the Iowa (Marie) D.y, aU of Dubuque; Cblen. She wU 'preoeded by cattle on U.s. farme and randlee. ueg\llature, . died ' of CIIl'ICer 2111 graodchlldren; two lreat- her bUibend JIC~, who ~ed The .~Idtnt of the MII8OUl'I I at 5 p.m. Tueeday m Un- pndchildren, end two 111- In 1"1. " ~ Uemen I AIIOClatlon Mid at • relit ltenlty -HoIpltall at Iowa ten, MI'I. Harry (Sua) W.1Ih Survlvinl ~ a IliIter, MI'I. lHf IIII'I'\ln., a giVN_y of 1 per c Qlty. ' . and. Mrs. Harry (Evelyn) Louli (·Hllell Bunden, of of aU CIIUk In the nation would I ,Mr. Clart, G, .i Democrat, Grant, both of Dubuque. W.UU:ka, WII. · reduce the CW1'eftI:. beef l1ut and VII

. JlvedattoKaufmarmAve .• nd MRS. CLARA HOL.THAUS help' the InduIlry'a poor public Iml . MRS.LEOJ. GARTN~R COLESBURG, la. - Mn. MltlhaUMcGreaor,a R1ddand,

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, , :.JOM,hW. ~ Clar1l:

rtpreeen~ Iowa HOUM 011-tiict UI on Dubuque'a -ealt ,Ide, . . .

'A memorial Mall II pending atSt. Mary'l Catholic ClNrch in Dubuque. Mr: Claft'l body 'thII donated to the Un\venlty of low. ColIeRe of Medicine.

He wu born .t Ottumwa, la., attended .,.ade school there and at age 14 belan a decade' of work In IOUlhem Iowa eoaI mines.

HII coal·mlnlng days Intemlpted hll education, but he gr.duated from Dubuque Senior High School In 1968 . at tile aRe of 58.

Mr. Clark IOld construction equipment for 17 years and spent the 'lIlt dozen years as a.uperlntendent for Dubuque Biadtl.op Co.

He 100t an Iowa House rsee In 1918 to Republican Ted Elilworth, but won • three.way Democratic primary and defeated RepubU. CIIn Robin Steele 1.0 win hll rtnt House term In 1m. He had been an unopposed candidate for ~Iectlon thll . November. :..He WII a .. lped 1.0 the

House Appropriationa, COWlty Government and Tranaporla· tnIn commltteu, foupt to secure collective-bargaining nihil for public employee and luc:ttllfully pulhed for pasuge of an aci nldtnamed " Joe Clark'. bill" In the 16Slslature. That bill granted tax exemptlonl to Dubuque'. Pickett B~lns Co. :. He waa Iidellned by IIInes. (rom the legillature lilt March, under;wenllurgery In May IIId had received chem·

If (ltherapy treatment l!nee that . Ume In . n ertort 1.0 eontroJ

Mrs. Leo J . (EdwIna V.) Cata Holtha"', n, of Col ... eattieman; .. ldthe,lv-ayprogr Gartner, 58, ol47 E. S2nd 51. burl and Mandl).ter, Ia., wbldl t'Ouid involve II much al died at 1:SO p.m. TUesday at died Tuesday .t the Good mUUoa bu.d 01 cattle, would be a I her home. • Nd,hbor. Home .In Mandl ... . tive ltep to .... rd c(llTeCtinl .the Co

Servictl ... ID be 'at 10 a.m. ter. , Induetry'l depreIIed market. FrIday at Holy Ghoat Church, She was the widow of .Free . McGrecor a1Jo called for ban with burial in Ml. calvary Holthaus, \\otio 'died in July, lHf Import. 10 protect domeeUc Cemetery. Frlerxle may CIIU 1M2. • . Uemen aurinlthe Nt, 8Jut. from 7 to , p.m. Wednttlday ServtceswW be at 1:30 p.m .• The rellonal teminar, one of fOi and 110' p.m. Thunday at the Thlnday at the Immanuel the n.tkm ipOnsored by the HoHmann Mortuary, wileI'!! Methodist Onrch near Colee- Department of Alr1culture, I the Roury wID be eald at 7:30 burg, with burial in the ZIon .. therina 01 bed' Indllltry lea' p.m. nunday. Cemetery. Frlendl may call agricullural extenalon .pedalllll ' MI'I. Gartner was born In at the Appleton Funeral farm credit eXec\ltlvtl. The temln

Dubuque and wa. a member Home. In Edgewood, la. . a1med at dtveloptna options for of the Holy GhOlt ROIat)' Survlvins are a 101'1, Arthur men and ranc:hel'l who are ho' Society. of Colesburs; nine grandchU- reeord numbers of cattle while ml

Survlvlnl belldes her dren, and 'ZT great-t:nndddl· pices are low. hueband are three dauahtera, dren. McGrelor'l Ilvtlway prOf Mrs. Terrance (Judith) AlEXANOER ealled for dlipOIln8 of the cattle .... Ehlen of Dubuque, M.ry Lee MCPHERSON eo da)'1 . and Linda Gartnu, both at PLATTEVILLE, WI • . home; four .onl, CletuI, Services for Alexander "Al" MeGreaor'. Idea got a luk" Roter, David and Kenneth reception from lOme other cattll Gartner, all at home', two ~~~erson,' ~, old 495 N. attendln& the aeminar, who IIle

'-<>I.In St. w II ...... hel at 2 p.m. U -~ b , -"- -,.

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andehUdren', , five .lIten, mo ve WII I""" u 1.1'"' pra~ .. Thunday at the Thomas· . ."'d"" , __

Mn. Edward (Anna ) Bomn-Soman Funeral Home w...... I au ..... Naumann, Mrs. Fr.nlr: here. Burial will be In Come- ''The killtlc:e of If are Impoul (A_Ina) Helm, Mn. Omer II C _, P1 IIld VlrJII Hu.eman of the Kl '- a emetery, rur.. atte- IJ --" '---" -U .. (L.retta ) Hammel , Mn. ..... II n veat...,.. AMUU.a on. AI. pr .. vtIle. Frhmus may ca a eo pI'_"" ""'" (Clara) Gartner, and matter, It can't be .ccom laI' , 3 p.m . Wednesday at the fu· th -" -" ~ '" Mn. Cleo (Dorothy) Krueu, neral home. intM ..... Ul (M~'U'ree:«) ma

a nd a brother, Albert Mr. McPherson died Tun- lood point about the major pn Schueller, a n of Dubuque. facinlllS ."

MARVIN L. DOUGLAS Marvin L. Douglas, SO, 01 3M!

So. LocUIt51. died at 7:30 p.m. Tuttlday at Finley HOIpltal.

Complete arrangement. .re pendlnl a t Ihe Strueber f'urCera 1 Home.

HARRY E . WEIS Harry E. Wei., 88. of Yuba

CIty, Calif., and formerly of Dubuque and Bellevue, la., died at 1 p.m. Monday at his Yuba aly home.

SemcN will be at 2 p.m . Thunday .t the Hauden· Ihleld-DeWacbter Funeral Home , 2170 Central Ave., where frlenda may call from 10 a.m. Thursday untU time of servictl. Burial wID be In Linwood Cemetery.

Mr. Well, a retired farm· er, wu born In Bellevue, la. on Feb. 17, 18116.

Surviving II a brother, aarenee of Yuba City, and nleca and nephew..

lilly moming .t Municipal Hoepltal hen!. In other acUon today, the lei

Survlvinl are hll wife, the heard a panel of farm credit tI former Roaena Foote; two outline the tNlJ'ICUonl on mont: d,ulhters , Mfi . Leonard now confront the ClltUe lndllSlry (Bernice) Harty of Cuba aty, Wla., and Mn. Geoffie)' (Wilma) Rose of MUwaulr:ee, Wil. ; two Itepdaughterl, Mn. Edith Oakleaf of Dubuque and Mrs. Robert (Ruby) Garl' of PlatteviUe; two Itepsona, Leeman and Walter Stanton, both of Mlffiin, WII.: three Irandchlldrm; one Ireatgran~d,!ulhter. : one sreatgreat'l!'lndd'\lIhter ; 121tep: . IJ'IndchUdterl; 24 It~tpndehlldr8!, and: three sllten, Mrs: Ma'1laret VanNatta of PlatteviUe, MI'I . Be"le Roberti of Wisc:onlln Rapids , WI •. , and Mrs. Etta Franklin of Walhlngton. D.C.

RA YMONO JAMES

Say Mills il in late-nigh

WASHINGTON (AP) - Hou: mlttee Chalrm.n WUbur D. M capitol HID today, two days If IIld to be rldlq: wu l topped by oceupanlleaped into a pool In moria!.

MlllI J*.Md up an Importanl Meant Committee today and hi peeled on capUoI HW.

Mllb denied throuah a JpOlr:u at the timed. the 2 a.m. Monda say they Itopped the CIIr for I

drlvlna: "at an unrouonable 11'4 However, police eald one of

Iatemodel Uncoln Conllntntal l

bilncer. AI..FREOJ.HEIM : -Mr. ' Cllrlt 'wi~ ' a member." AllredJ.Helm, tI8,farmerly ' 01. Laborel'l Local &$, 'SI. , 01. Dubuque died Tuesday Mary'l Parj.lt1, ,the Dubuque momln& at the Soldl~'1 Home ~nty ConIer'Yatlon: Soclety, in Man.balllown, la . .

REWEY, WI •. - Raymond Jam .. , 110, 0( Rewey died Tuesday afternoon at the Iowa CoulIty Memorial Hospital , ' DodleviUe, WI • . .' Complete UTlnltmnts are

pendinlat the 1lI0f1\1I·Bonln· Soman Funefll Home In PiattevWe, WII.

The WllhlDJlon Star-News II "wllrleeaea InII.ted tbat MlllI h car and wu pl'tlltnl throu,hool bad blood and aeratdlee en hi

~ O\ItJJqUl! CowIty ,Beet~ Complete arrangem~t. are an Auoc:iation . ndl the ElIr:I pendln. at the Dldnch "' .. ,.. He WI.!' aooolotec! Ot'- FUneral Home.

MISS HILL Z. MAL.Y ELKADER, Ia . - Mia

Nell Z; Ma~, as. of EI~.der

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Ex-Daley aide qllCAGO lAP) - Thomas I

and aty CowIdlleader of Ma: C(II'Ivletad Iodey of mall fra ud

KesDe, III. wi . aC't'USed of .,' ~ •• '0 • •


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~'i-d-~-;m-ber1-0icltt1e while mlrk, In Dubuque, Mr. Clark'. body Survlv!nl ' betldu her It'U donated to the Unlvenlty hu.band are three dl ughten, 0{ lowl CoUege of Medicine. Mrs. Terrance (Judith)

pica are low. . . McGregor's glveswl Y progra, ... " ALEXANDER Cllled for dlIpOIlng of the cl ttle with

He .11 born a t OttwnWI, Ehlen 01 OUbuque, Mary Lee la., attended grade &Chaol and Linda Gartner, both at there and at Ige 14 begIn home; four lonl, Cletu., • decide' ol won. In southern Roger, David and Kenneth 10WI coal mineS. Gartner, aU at borne; two

MCPHERSON eo days. PLATTEVILLE , WI.. MeCHler'. Idea lot I lultewan

Services for Aleunder "AI" - reception from lOlDe other cattlenu McPherson, '11. of 4tS N. Ittead!n& the le!D1nar, who IIld II Court St. will be held at 2 p.m. motive wu lood but the prlctlcallll Thursday at the Thomas· . would be l tallttinl· Ril COII-minlnJ days in- grandchlldrt:D; · five .ilters,

terrupted hlI education, but Mn, Edward (Anna) he &radu.ted from Dubuque Naumann, Mrs. Frink Senior Hlib School In 1_ <RealM> Helm, Mn, Orner ' I t the ,"e 01. 51. (Loretta ) Himmel, Mu.

Mr. CLuk .old construction l.ooll (Clara) Gartner, and equlpmm t for ' 17 yean IDd Mn. Cleo (Dorothy) }{ruler, spent the 'la.t doun yean as Ind • brother, Albert

. &.uperintendent for Dubuque Schueller,.11 of Dubuque.

Bonln&man Funeral Home '''nIa-lcClallca ollt'a re ImP<*lbic here. Burial will be In Come- uld VIr&il Husemln 01 the KIna lIa Cemetery, rural "'atte- Uveatock AModatloo. " All prac:tle vllie. FrIends ml)' call af'ta- matter, It can't be IfXOmpl.\llled, bu 3 p.m. Wtdnnday I t the fu· think Mlraball (MeCreaer) 11 mali:1nl neral home. good polnt about the major probh

Mr. McPhenon died 1\1es- facing us."

.Blacktop Co. _ OL'S day morning I t Munlclpllli In otha- action today, the semll HoIpltal here. heanS I panel of farm credit up!

He Ia.t an [OWl House MARV IN L DOU .. r.ee ' In 1_ to Republican Marvin L. DoIJilu, 50, ol S59

Surviving are his wife , the t1ID the mtrietlODl on mODe)' t former Rosel"ll Foote; two, .:w c~(ront -the ealUt Induatry.

Ted EllIwortb, but won a So. LocuatSl diedat1 :30 p.m. three-way Democratic prj· Tueada)' at Finley HOIpltat rhary and defeated RepubU- Complete arnngementa are can Robin Steele to wio his pending at the Strueber fint House term In 1912. Fur\'eral Home. He had been an unopposed HARRY E. WE IS candidate (or re--electiOlI this HarT)' E . Wei. , 88, of Yuba November. City, call!., and formerly of :Jle wat assigned to the Dubuque and Bellevue, la .,

House Appropriations, County " died at 1 p.m. Monday at Government and Tl'Anlporta· his YuIM Cit)' home. lltIa committee., fought to Servic. will be a t 2 p.m . WlCUre eollectlve-barplnlng Thurada)' at the Haudenn ghla for public employes .bleld·DeWacbter Funeral and IUec-ePfuUy pushed for Home, 2170 Central Ave. , puuge of an act nicknamed where friends may call from " Joe Clark'i bill" ' 1n the 10 a .m. -Thunday until time ,-15lAture. 'l1tat bill grlnted of services. BW'lal will be tax exemPtions to Dubuque'. In l.Jnwood Cemetery. Picltett Brewing Co. Mr. Weil, a reUf'ed fa"!'· , He wu . ldeUned by illness e!', wat born In Bellevue, irom the leglsiliure lut lao on Feb. 17, 1886.

dl Ulhtert, MrI. Leonar (Bemlcel Harty of Cuba City , WI • . , and Mrs. Geoffie)' (Wilma) RoHof Milwaukee, WII . ; two stepdlughttrs, Mn. Edith Oakleaf of Dubuque IIJ\d Mrs. Robert (Ruby) Garis 0( PllttevlUe ; two stepsons, Leeman Ind' Waller Stanton, both of Mlfnln, Wis.; Ihree grlndchlldren ; one greatgr~nr;ldll!ulbter.; one great· grelt-crandc!lughter; 1211eJ): . gJ'IIndchlldren ; 24 step-great· grandchildren, and three .Istm, Mrs: Ml rg&N!t VanNlt· ta of Pla tteville, Mrs. Bessie Roberts of Wlsconl ln Rapids , Wis., and Mra. Etta franklin 0( Walhln(ton, D.C.

Mareh, uoderwent surgery in Surviving Is I brother, May and had' recelved cheat- Qarmce of YuIM City, and ~e,..p)' treatment s ince that nleces I nd nephen. ~ in an. effort to control ALFREOJ.HEIM

.. ~:e~'ctark .~':~: a membef-~ .. AlfredJ. Heim .. 18, forma-Iy ' Or lAborers Local IS59 'Sl ol Dubuque died 'to Tueaday M ' Parll11. 1M Dubuque ' momin&lttheSoldier', Home

ary s Conierv~t1oa . Soclety , In Manballtown, la . . JAunty ue Coun ,8eekeep- Complete arrl ngem_ta are e: ~::Wtion l.!Xi the .Etb pendlnB · It the Didelcb. ~b. He wu I ppqinled Du- Funeral Home. IN.que County wHd com· MRS. RALPH LORENZ intisloner In lWV12. " Mn. Ralph Lorem, 85, of

• He Ia .urvlved ~y his wife, Epworth, la., Ind formerly of . Mary Loulle; . three daugh- Dubuque died . at 1:17 p.m.

terl , Mrt . Dalt (Joanne) Tuesday It Mercy Medical Tharp of BelleV\le, Ia., Mn. Center. She wa. the former ~Ivld (Mary Ellen) Johnlon EUzOeth A. Kiebel. . of MontpeUer, I • . , and Clth- . Services will be held Friday ' fine of Florence, Ore.; a son, at St. Pltrlclt'a Catholic fltrlclt 01 ~O"& City ; two Church Itt"Epworth It I time bnlthers, Frank .ol Ottumwa to be aMounced. Burial will and Phillip of .Peru, h~. ; be In the church cemetery. t;wo .llters, : Mrs. James Frienda may eall from 2 to , t Marthl l Werlb of Cedar p.m. Thursday It tbeStrueber Rapids and Mrs. Ma ry Walker Funeral Home here. . « Davenpor( and 12 grInd- Mn. Lorem wu I cr.c1uate ohUdf'en. . In music from Immaculate ::\(emor\ala' may be given Cooceptlcm ACldemy, Ind did t;:the Dubuque County Chap- pa.t-gradulte work under ter of the American Cancer Drs. Kleine at the Dubuque Society. '. 'Acldtmy of MllIlc. She played

the first Uve orpn ,..dlo Dubuque bto.c1cast to Dubuque, and also braodcast a program on

_i ths Ilatlon, WFHR, WI. conlln · . . : o~ Rapldl , WIa" called " Sltet· r..., ISS S.L.MAA. KOERNER cbs 10 Ivory" In 1M1. ,·Bervic. for MIN St1ma Survlvlnll be.ldea her .\. Koerner , '19 , of 2751 Bur·" bJ,sband Ire three 10", David ~o Ave. wW· beheld at 10 and Mlthla LorftIZ, both of a .m. Saturdiy It the Egelbof· . Dubuque , I nd John of Clsper FuMral Horne, wbere " Watertown; tbree

Chicago,

RAYMOND JAMES REWEY, Wis. - Raymond

Jlmes, 10, of Rewey died Tuesday afternoon It the towa CowIty Memorial Hospital. · Dodgeville, Wis . . Complete arnnpmeMs art

pending at the ThOlY\u·Bonin· Somln Funeral Home In PlI UevWe, WI •.

M ISS N,LL Z. MALeY . ELKADER; Ia. - Mias

Nell Z. Male)', IS , oJ Elkader died . ~eaday It the Edj:ewood, . la., Convllucent Home .

Services wUI be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St. JOIIeph'S Catholic Church here, with hurlal In tht chUl'"Ch cemetery. FriendJ may call after e p.m. Thursday It the Witt Funeral Home here, where the Roury will be IIld at e p.m. FrIday.

SUrvlvlna are nieces and nephews.

,,",U. ANNAR . PORTWINE

PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WiI.-Mra. Anna.R. Portwine, M, of 206 E . Pine St .~ dled Tuudl Y mornlnl It the Btlumont Nurs lnl Home here. .

She WII the wtdow ol Louis Portwlne. .

ServicIII wUI be It 10:30 • . m. FrIday It St. Gabriel 's Catholic ChUrch bere, with burial In calvlry Cemetery. Frlenda may ea1l Ifter 4 p.m. ThundlY at ·the Garrity Funeral Home, wbere the Ronry wUI be uld at 4 and , p.m. Thuraday. · I "

SUrvlvlna Ire tIIrH _,

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Md., and

I».wrence of Su.n · Pralrle, Wla., Elmer 'ol Prlirie . lhl Chien, and JOleph of california ; five dlnlblen, Mn. Lawrence (MIry ) PblWpa ol Edt:a1on,. Wla. ,

· . ,. Moeller Fla.; 15

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Say Mills in in late-night

WASHINGTON (AP) - House millet Chalrmln Wilbur D. MUi Capitol HIlI today, two days aftel uld tobe rid1na: wa • • topped by P. ooeupant leaped Into I pool In ftl morial.

MIl1I ~ up an important n Means Committee todl)' and blu peeled on Capttol Hill .

MIl1I dsded through a spokesm It the time.ol the 2 a.m. MODday Sly they stopped the ear for I • drivinJ " at an wu-ealOrlable Ipee

Howeva-, police uld one of th latemodtl Uncoln Contineotalld<

The Wuhlngton Star· Newt lilt • .... itne:uet iNlllled that Mills hal ear and wu prsent Ihrouaboul II had blood and acralchea OD. bl l

Ex-Daley aide ~ CHICAGO (API - Thomas E .

IIJ\d 'City CoWlclllesdd- of Ma),( coavicted today of mall fraud I

Keane, 811, wil accused of So rul eliite deal\J!gs.

The U. S. District Court p..ry men returned the yerdlct aflt 1\ie:sday and for a brief period

The prosecution hid .accuaed powerbouMlln tht Democratic p "his power to line his pocIteti fro

Smoking ban a MD..WAUKEE (AP) - Tho

Council . TUesday night IPPro probIbltinllmoldn& at c:lty 101 not before thumoter. tried to ,

Mayor Hmry Mila-, rudy sald he wlnted DO part ol tht DC that &II exemptlon be Irl Examining Commlitte, whlcl however, wu alao reao~

Union: vote end A tie vote yuterday II North

.~~ meaN ·that .everal e . beCome Inutated with Local 4:

Hdpers Union, according I Rell tionS Board IImt wbo .\1 . Kola- Blu.nt, an agent In olflce of the NLRB, Slid Ihreo nllate with the unIoo and three Since I majDrlty cld not favor • I'I)t becomt barjalnlng I'e1

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utl., , nber of !! Butler \1 Society; School Board . tate Representati.,. and Forty-ninth' i the F iftieth

of the law that ~" .. t~! :d on the Iowa ----,_, n Officer for seven 1972. .

l ' at his home, of K... ..-yD. in 1967, biB " surviving are ":"n::;:: , ' D 'd la; 50n-in-Iaw, aVl

uee 0/ R.-pr"e~(l.tiv8' . at in the paUlng ~ :I. hcmored citben a ad ·bY this resolution woul . ita sJU1pathy to the

>pY of this ~.~ti;~~':;~ he Chief Clerlt be deceased.

RAY LA(~ES()H-':!' COOPER EVANS RICHARD W.

JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE 2786

JOSEPH WARREN CLARK

)IlL SpCAXE8 : Your committee appointed to prepare a suitable resolu~ eoJllD'lemorating the life, character, and public service of the late Hon- ·

~::;se;:!:~I:r;Ia;~ ~ l~:; ~, .::~t :·0::::,' ::~:~. ,.yc liff and Anna Burns Clark. He attended the Sacred Heart Elementary

1 and Ottumwa High School. He had to drop out of High Sch.ool in ~nior year because hill father broke hi. ~g and hi. mother waa il1 He ~ sO !trongly about hIs edueation that when adult counes became an.il· , .we be attended night school and received his diploma. bom Dubuque SenItZ'Sigb.

Se lDarried Mary Louise Spu~n on February 28, 1932, and to this union trt children were born: Joa UIle, Mary Ellen, Catherine, David and Patrick.

)lr. Clark wo~ked aa a farmer, coal miner and iron worker. He helped nire the UUlon at the Il'011 Workl. He was the drat Seeretuy-Treu

:: of the C.I.O. in Ottumwa. He helped oth8l' companies to organize such , .. the Drain (which later became the John Deere Works at .Ottumwa) and Jarkers. He was vice president of the Iowa-Nebraska Conference. Be .orked for the improvement of safety law! and compensation .. an unpaid a.bbyist. He sold r oad construction equipment for lifteen years, was Weed (.ct!Imissioner for Dubuque in 1972 and 1973, and was working for an .sph.lt paving company In Dubuque when he entered the legislature.

}. Democrat , Mr. Clark served as State Representative from Dubuque a. the Sixty-tilth General Aaae.mbly. Be waa ~leeted for tbe Sixty-sixth (;tneral A5IIembly but died before he could take office.

lIr. Clark died of cancer in University Hospital, Iowa City, Odober 8, U; ~. He donated his body to the University Hospital and his eyes to the Ere Bank. Memorial services were held in the St. Mary's Catholic Church, Oa buque, Iowa.

He was preceded in death by his son, David. Surviving are hie wife, Mary Louise; three daughters, Mra. David J ohnson of Montpelier, Mrs. Dale narpe of Bellevue, and Catherine Clark of Florence, Oregon; a son, Patritk of Iowa City; two brothers, Phillip of Peru, Indiana, and Frank of O'.tul!lwa; two sisters, Mrs. James Welsh of Cedar Rapids, and Mr!!. Mary 'Jalker of Davenport, and lifteen gnndcbUdren.

B. It by tM Hou. 0/ R.",.u81I.tativu 0/ tluJ S i3:tt/-[owa.: That in the pa.saing of the Honorable

atate haa loat an honored citizen and a faithful and the Houn by this resolution would expreas

~ :: ;~:~;i,.ti,,, of his service, and tender its sympathy to the members of

B, It Furthef' Ruolv.d: That a copy of thia resolution be spread upon Ib Journal of the House, and that the Chief Clerk be directed to forward III enrolled copy to the family of the deceued.

THOMAS J. JOCHUM THOMAS J . TAUKE THOMAS J. GILLOON ·

CoIDDilttee

hama i ;;; .' :.. cj., i -r.; ~ './ v ga/65... · 2009. 6. 30. · there and at age 14...

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