Delbert G. Clark 86 dies in Cedar Rapids
Delbert G. Clark 86 of 1449 Highway 965 Cedar Rapids died Monday December 9 2002 at St Luke's Hospital after a long illness Funeral services set for 10 a m Friday at First Church of the Nazarene Cedar Rapids with Rev Charles Keyes and Rev Tim Carter officiating Burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Cedar Rapids Visitation at Cedar Memorial Funeral Home 4 to 8 p m Thursday and at the church after 9 a m Friday Survivors include his wife Geraldine and several foster children He was born November 22 1916 in Epworth to Camchester and Flora Mabel Grubaugh Clark He married Geraldine M Amis November 24 1941 in Baltimore Maryland He was self employed in real estate building remodeling and managing apartments He was a World War II Army veteran Memorials to First Church of the Nazarene are preferred.
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Flora Mabel Grubaugh Clark
Geraldine M. Amis
Baltimore
First Church of the Nazarene
Clark
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Williams burg Woman Linda S Schaefer Dies at 53
Linda S Schaefer 53 died Tuesday December 10 2002 at Williamsburg Care Center Arrangements are pending at Uhlmann Powell Funeral Home Williamsburg
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Williamsburg
Uhlmann-Powell Funeral Home
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Man denies killing 10 year old son in Iowa trial
Donald Ross Jr. testified he tied Timothy Boss’s hands and spanked him with a belt before the boy died. He admitted reviving efforts failed and said his wife refused to call for fear of losing their other children. Prosecutors allege first degree murder. defense argues medication and neglect factors.
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Meskwaki Diabetes Grant Supports Prevention and Care
The Meskwaki tribe will receive 243353 dollars as part of a 100 million dollar federal grant package to fund diabetes prevention and treatment programs. The funds, set to arrive in April, support nutrition, education, outreach, and community activities to reduce cardiovascular disease linked to diabetes.
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New Horizons Band Plays Holiday Cheer at Cedar Rapids Event
John Schweitzer and Eugene Pugh of Cedar Rapids perform with the New Horizons band at the Golden Kiwanis meeting at First Presbyterian Church. The holiday concert featured festive numbers from a group whose members are 55 plus and who entertain at nursing homes and festivals.
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Cedar Rapids Ice Arena Boosts Revenue Despite Higher Debt
Cedar Rapids arena finances improve as use increases. debt payments rose to 650000 on July 1 of year three of 20. City funds most annual debt via last year’s budget surplus, then from rising property taxes in the downtown renewal district to cover future payments. Ice arena programs run 11 hours weekdays and 15 hours weekends with more adult and youth hockey, women’s hockey thriving, and new events planned.
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Trees Forever and Marion Plan Education Center at Lowe Park
Trees Forever and Marion will build an education and volunteer center at Lowe Park east end on 180 donated acres. Groundbreaking likely 2004 with park cost about 4.2 million including 600k-700k city funds. Linn County and private donors contribute, with Vision Iowa seeking 847k more. Memorial garden for George Lowe to honor his 2002 death.
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A compact notice lists morning and regional meetings for Linn County and surrounding areas, including city councils, school boards, and planning commissions. It includes cultural happenings at venues like Brucemore and Hancher Auditorium, plus a public hearing for RiverRun Trails and Fishing and holiday tours. It also records drunken driving arrests, burglaries, and local fire calls, and prints Iowa and Illinois lottery results with prizes.
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National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library
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