Obituaries Featured in Gazette Iowa City Area
Obituaries for Elgin Glandorf Hinz James Wells Wells Stiff Voss and others published by The Gazette include Lori details for Phyllis Smith Gilbert Glandorf Marie Hinz Marion Wells James Sr. Dale Stiff Lois Voss and related funeral services from various Iowa City area funeral homes with deadlines and submission instructions for obituaries.
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Coralville
Phyllis R. Smith
Iowa City
Gilbert J. Glandorf
Marie Hinz
Walter Joseph James Sr. Marion
Richard K. Wells
Tipton
Dale LeMoyne
Stiff Walker
Lois Rose Voss
Gazette
Funeral Home
Thegazette.com
Thegazette
Gilbert H. Glandorf
Williamsburg
Parkview
Wellman
Gay & Ciha
Oakland Cemetery
Gayandciha
Oaknoll
Lensing Funeral Home
Kirkwood Ave
Lensingfuneral
Walter Joseph James Sr
University of Iowa
Kingdom Center
Southgate
Memory Gardens
Gayandciha.com
Walker Lois Rose Voss
Walker
Hiawatha Care Center
Murdoch Funeral Home
Center Point
St. John’s Lutheran Church
David L. Hansen
Walker Cemetery
Lois
Crawford County
Iowa
August
Rose (Hinrichsen) Schultz
Leonard Voss
Moore’s Locker
Arlyn
Bonnie) Voss
Odenville
Ala
Richard Voss
Eileen
Chuck) Gruenwald
Spirit Lake
Idaho
Russell
Teresa) Voss
Terry
Sharyl) Voss
Janet Collingwood
Robert Miller
Vinton
Brian
Annette) Voss
Weatherford
Texas
Mark
Lynette) Voss
Karen Weiss
Dunlap
Jean Schultz
Ida Grove
Leonard
James Schultz
Murdochfuneralhome.com
War on Christmas then and now in colonial America
A compact essay traces Christmas bans by Puritans in 1647 Boston to 19th century federal recognition in 1870, noting Eggnog Riot at West Point, Civil War Santa imagery, and later debates on commercialization. It contrasts Puritan orthodoxy with modern polls showing broad Christmas celebration levels.
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Fox News
Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama
Boston
New World
Trump
New England
America
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Jefferson Davis
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Santa Claus
Harper’s Weekly
St Nick
Richmond Examiner
Santa
Virginia
Grandma’s
Ulysses Grant
Auto
Henry Ford
John Birch Society
Reds
Hubert Kregeloh
Starbucks
Pew Research Center
Perry Wallace dies at 69, broke SEC racial barriers on court
Perry Wallace, Vanderbilt star and the first African American in the SEC, died December 1 in Rockville Maryland at 69. A standout at Pearl High School and Vanderbilt, he faced threats and racism, later becoming a Department of Justice lawyer and law professor.
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Tipton
Fryfuneralhome
Dale LaMoyne Stiff
Cedar County
Adam Clayton Stiff
Elsie Mae Christian Stiff
Rochester
Springdale High School
Coe College
Dale
U.S. Army Air Forces
Okinawa
Emogene Wehde
Little Brown
Nashua
Chicago
Miller Motor Co
Bill
Stiff's
Doug
Emogene
Texas
First United Church of Christ
Perry Wallace
Vanderbilt University
Justice Department
Rockville
Andrew Maraniss
South
Wallace
Pearl High
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Commodores
Godfrey
Dillard
Southeastern Conference
Maraniss
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State University
University of Tennessee
Auburn
NBA
Philadelphia 76Ers
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Wilmington
Del
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Elgin Robert Boleyn
Leonard Gray
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van Steenhuyse-Russell Funeral Home
Winton
Peter Feldstein
Oxford
Wilton Rosalie Sue Callison
Bentley Funeral Home
Durant
Mary E. O’donnell
West Liberty
Lensing
Oak Hill
Maurie Campbell
North Prairie Cemetery
Phyllis
Yates and
Jewell Raines Thurness
West Liberty High School
Charles Forrest Smith
Ann Smith
Kevin Smith
Stanton
Myron
Jes WO de Aees
Marion
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
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Dale Lemoyne Stiff
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