Betty was born in 1928 in Kentucky, while her father was working in the Red Bird Mission. She was the daughter of Harlan Heim and Golda Mountain. She passed away in 1981 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She is buried in the Heim Cemetery near Dawson, Nebraska.
Clipped from Lincoln Journal Star (Lincoln, Nebraska) 28 Jun 1927, Tue • Page 6
TO WORK IN THE SOUTH
Newlyweds Will Start for Beverly, Ky., to Engage in Home Missions.
DAWSON, Neb., June 28.-- A farewell reception was held at the Evangelical church here Monday night tor Dr. and Mrs. Harlan S Heim, who leave in a few days for work in the home mission field at Beverly, Ky. Dr. and Mrs. Heim were married here Friday evening, the bride having been principal of Dawson high school for the past four years. Dr. Heim was graduated from Bellevue hospital at New York, a few months ago and has since been at the Red Bird mission of the Evengelical church at Beverly, Ky. Both Dr. and Mrs. Helm are graduates of Western Union college at Le Mars, la.
Clipped from Lincoln Journal Star (Lincoln, Nebraska) 29 Apr 1952, Tue • Main Edition • Page 15
Miss Donna Helm
Miss Heim To Wed Iowan
HUMBOLDT -- The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Donna Marie Heim to Lloyd Epley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Epley of Waverly, la., is being announced by the bride-elect's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Harlan S. Heim. A senior at Westmar College in LeMars, la., Miss Heim is affiliated with Sigma Tau Delta. Her fiance is a graduate of Westmar College and is now serving in the armed forces. The wedding will be on May 11.
Clipped from Lincoln Journal Star (Lincoln, Nebraska) 03 Feb 1960, Wed • Page 5
Heim, 17, son of Dr. and Mrs. Harlan S. Heim of Humbold, plans to devote his major study in college to English or philosophy, which he hopes to teach as a career. He ranked first in chemistry at Peru district scholastic competition and won a superior actor award for two consecutive years at district dramatic contests.
Clipped from Sioux City Journal (Sioux City, Iowa) 04 Jun 1964, Thu • Page 10
Westmar College Graduates 15 with High Honors
LEMARS, Iowa Special: Fifteen graduates of Westmar College were graduated with honors. Dean G. 0. Thompson granted the honor summa cum laude to Robert Heim of Humboldt, Neb., who had a 3.96 grade point average for four years at Westmar. Dean Thompson has granted the Summa Cum Laude honor only one other time in his 13 years as dean of Westmar College. Magna cum laude honors were granted to Mary Feusner, LeMars; Margaret Juffer, Sioux Center, Iowa; Gary Sitzman, LeMars; Avis Thrash, Aredale, Iowa; Dorothy Waddingham, Maservey, Iowa; and DeVon Yoho, Manly, Iowa. Cum laude honors went to Larry Gadeken, Bushnell, Neb.; Leland Gustaf-son, San Diego, California; Dorothy Hinkley, Paullina, Iowa; Judith Kleinbach, Rollingstone, Minn.; Gretchen Muller, Buffalo Lake, Minn.; Larry Pals, Thornton, Iowa; Lucille Pier-son, LeMars, and Patricia Smith, Dougherty, Iowa.
Clipped from The Lincoln Star (Lincoln, Nebraska) 17 Sep 1971, Fri • Page 21
HEIM - Mrs. Golda E., 73, Humboldt, died Saturday in Beverly, Ky. Past Matron OES. Past president, Naphis Club, Daughters of the Nile. Member United Methodist, Humboldt. Survivors: husband, Dr. Harlan S; daughters, Betty, Espanola, N.M., Mrs. Loyd ( Donna) Epley, Coralville, Iowa; son, Robert, LeMars, Iowa. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, United Methodist, Humboldt, 3:30 p.m. Saturday, United Methodist, Dawson. Burial Heim Cemetery, Dawson.
Clipped from The Lincoln Star (Lincoln, Nebraska) 12 Mar 1974, Tue • Page 16 and clipped from Lincoln Journal Star (Lincoln, Nebraska) 12 Mar 1974, Tue • Main Edition • Page 22
Dr. Harland S. Heim Services Scheduled
Humboldt — Funeral services for Dr. Harlan S. Heim, 78, longtime physician and civic leader here, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the United Methodist Church in Humboldt. He died Saturday.
A native of Dawson, Dr Heim came to Humboldt in 1933 after serving as a full service missionary in Appalachia for 7 1/2 years.
An ordained minister in the old Evangelical Church, Dr. Heim for many years filled area pulpits on a substitute basis, averaging about a sermon a month. He served as director of the United Methodist Church choir here for 40 years.
Dr Heim was a World War I veteran and was active in American Legion work. He was also a leader in Rotary and Masonic circles.
In May of 1973 Dr Heim was honored by his community in two days of special tribute.
Surviving are his son, Robert of Iowa City, Iowa; daughters, Betty Jean Heim of Española, N.M., and Mrs. Lloyd ( Donna) Epley of Coralville, Iowa; brother, John of Fremont; sisters, Martha Klima of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. James DeWeese of Humboldt; and three grandchildren.
Clipped from Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 29 Aug 1981, Sat • Page 60
HEIM - Betty Jean Heim, 52, a resident of Albuquerque for four years, passed away Friday. She is survived by: one sister and brother-in-law, Donna and Lloyd Eply, both of Coralville, Iowa; one brother, Robert Heim, Coralville, Iowa; two nieces, Dea Eply and Jean Eply, both of Coralville, Iowa; one nephew, David Eply, Coralville, Iowa. She was a member of the St. Steven United Methodist Church.
Clipped from Iowa City Press-Citizen (Iowa City, Iowa) 12 Aug 1991, Mon • Page 8
Robert H. Heim, 49, of 1109 1/2 10th St., Coralville, died Saturday at Mercy Hospital after a long illness.
Services were today at the Sharon Center United Methodist Church, with burial in Heim Cemetery in Dawson, Neb. The Rev. Robert Hoover officiated.
Visitation was at the Peterseim Funeral Home in Kalona. Memorials will go to the Sharon Center United Methodist Church or Johnson County Hospice.
Mr. Heim was born Jan. 6, 1942, in Humboldt, Neb., the son of Harlan S. and Golda Mountain Heim.
He had been a resident of Iowa City for 15 years. He received a bachelor's degree from Westmar College in LeMars. He received master's and doctoral degrees in English and instructional design from the Univerity of Iowa. He taught language and humanities in the Iowa City School District and at the University of Iowa.
He was a member of the Sharon Center United Methodist Church and Phi Delta Kappa.
He is survived by one sister, Donna (Mrs. Lloyd) Epley of Coralville; one nephew; and two nieces.
His parents and one sister died earlier.
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