Obituaries for Guttenberg residents Mary Niemeyer Mathilda Gender and Carroll Meyer
Mary Ann Niemeyer 35 died of multiple sclerosis December 18 2000 in Guttenberg Care Center. Visitation after 10 am Thursday at St Marys Guttenberg with services 11 am conducted by Monsignor McClean. Burial Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also Mathilda Gender 386 died December 18 2000 at Guttenberg Care Center. Services 1:30 pm Thursday at St Johns Lutheran Guttenberg with burial Guttenberg City Cemetery. Carroll W Meyer 384 died December 19 2000 in Guttenberg Care Center after a short illness. Services 11 am Friday at Tuecke Allyn Funeral Home Guttenberg burial St Mary Cemetery. Survivors listed for each.
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Mary Ann Niemeyer
Guttenberg Care Center
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Guttenberg
John McClean
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Tuecke-Allyn Funeral Home
James
Monica
Michael
Christina Wenger
Lodi
Wis
Mathilda Gender
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Harold McMillin
Guttenberg City Cemetery
Clarence
Jean Brown
Colesburg
Carroll W. Meyer
St. Mary Cemetery
Earl of Guttenberg
Mildred Graybill Sturgeon
Missouri
Manchester Man Eldo L. Johnson Dies at 74
Eldo L. Johnson 74 died Tuesday morning December 19 2000 at Regional Medical Center Manchester after a sudden illness. Services set for 11 a.m. Friday at First Lutheran Church Manchester with Rev Jim Walsh. Burial at Oakland Cemetery with military rites. Visitation 2 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Leonard Muller Funeral Home and after 10 a.m. Friday at the church. Survivors include wife Vivian a son Gary Dundee Minn a daughter Connie Quass Burnsville Minn and sister Lillian Burns Manchester. Memorials preferred.
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Eldo L. Johnson
Regional Medical Center
Manchester
First Lutheran Church
Jim Walsh
Oakland Cemetery
Leonard- Muller Funeral Home
Vivian
Gary
Dundee
Connie Quass
Burnsville, Minn
Lillian Burns
Death Notice Ruth Renata Ranzau 2000 Williamsburg
Ruth Renata Ranzau died December 18 2000 at Williamsburg Care Center after a short illness. Services were held at St. Paul Lutheran Church Williamsburg with Rev Carl Cloeter. Burial at church cemetery. Arrangements by Uhlmann Powell Funeral Home Williamsburg. Survived by sisters Esther Heitshusen Williamsburg and Ann Raetz Wauwatosa Wisconsin and brother Otto Schreiber Mayville Wisconsin.
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Ruth Renata Ranzau
Williamsburg
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Carl Cloeter
Church Cemetery
Uhlmann-Powell
William J. Stelken of Worthington dies after long illness
William J. Stelken 54 of Worthington formerly of Farley died Monday morning December 18 2000 at home after a long illness. Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St Pauls Catholic Church Worthington burial St Josephs Cemetery Farley with full military honors. Visitation 2 to 9 p.m. today at Reiff Funeral Home Dyersville wake service 4 p.m. and military service 7 p.m. He is survived by four children Brian Brenda LeMay Stelken Sandy Ken Steffensmeier and Chad Brittany Stelken all of Dyersville three grandchildren four brothers and six sisters and is preceded in death by his parents a brother John in infancy and his grandparents. Military honors by Farley American Legion Post 656. A William J Stelken Memorial Fund has been established.
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Stelken
Worthington
Farley
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Reiff Funeral Home
Dyersville
Brian
Brenda __LeMay Stelken
Sandy
Ken Steffensmeier
Chad
Brittany Stelken
Kelsey
Courtney Steffensmeier
Nathan Stelken
Richard
Jolene
Mark
Janet
Steve
Lynn
Epworth
Todd
Dubuque
Janet Stelken
Linda
Wayne Vorwald
Joanne
Jack Dardis
Marlene
Dave Hagemann
New Vienna
Mary
Herb Becker
Hopkinton
Joyce
Pat Portzen
John
Henry
Mary Stelken
Gunilda Drees
Farley American Legion
William J. Stelken
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Englert Theatre set for Englert Civic Theatre ownership
Iowa City action seals transfer of the 1920s venue to the Englert Civic Theatre Group after a council vote. A $100 000 down payment and $100 000 yearly for four years closes Jan 3, with city ownership ending and the building at 221 E Washington St transferring. The council also moved City Cable TV and business to Tower Place ramp and passed an abandoned building ordinance requiring 30 day vacancy registrations and inspections.
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Englert Civic Theatre Group
E. Washington St
Central States Theatre Corp
Des Moines
Englert Group
Tower Place
Iowa Avenue
Linn Street
Officials clash over Benton County renovation plan
Benton County supervisors spar with County Attorney David Thompson who says they may have exceeded authority by making verbal contracts with two contractors for a building renovation without formal bids. Thompson questions potential costs and asserts need for proper use of tax dollars.
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Benton County
David Thompson
Thompson
Benton County plans renovation for sheriff office use
Supervisor Ed Sass disputed a claim about a project near the Benton County Jail saying renovation will provide a wash bay and an office. The building, next to the jail, will be converted into office space a wash bay and parking for Benton County Transportation and the Sheriffs Office with requested project plans by the supervisors.
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Ed Sass
Thompson
Benton County
Benton County Transportation
Sheriffs Office
Anamosa Streetscape Plans Face Council Debate
Anamosa mayor and streetscape committee discuss two Main Street upgrades costing about 1.5 million versus over 2 million to replace pipes first. Council notes local option tax has yielded 317 thousand dollars and agrees to revisit the proposal.
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Anamosa
Pam Benson
Susan Steele
Main Street
Steele
Doug Rickleff
December schedule and local holiday events in Cedar Rapids area
A dense listings page covers city meetings in Cedar Rapids and surrounding Linn County with times and venues, plus public events such as Festival of Trees Walk, Fantasy of Lights, Holiday Tours at Brucemore, and Christmas at Cedar Memorial. Also includes St Luke’s notices, birth reports, lottery numbers, and crime records with drunken driving charges and property theft details.
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Toledo
Kersten
Vinton
Benton County
Mount Auburn
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Osborne Nature Center
Elkader
Brucemore
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Cedar Memorial
C Avenue
Local Births Reported in Cedar Rapids Area
On December 17 TRACEY and SEAN BRIGHT of 2907 Circle Dr NE Cedar Rapids welcomed a daughter. December 18 SUSAN and JAMES NOVAK of 3720 Random Rd SE Cedar Rapids welcomed a daughter Roxanne and JEFFREY GRADY of 2312 Rompot St SE Cedar Rapids welcomed a son. MELISSA and BENJAMIN COOK of Atkins welcomed a daughter.
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Heather
Jeffrey Fillenworth
Banar Ave
Cedar Rapids
Melissa Kluth
Eric Colby
Park Towne Lane
Julie
Randy Hulseberg
Broadmore Rd
Nancy
Steve Bernhardt
Salem Circle
Marion
Rebecca A. McIntyre
14Th St
Tracey
Sean Bright
Circle Dr. NE
Susan
James Novak
Random Rd
Roxanne
Jeffery Grady
Rompot St
Melissa
Benjamin Cook
Atkins
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Boshell
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Freese
Evansdale
Jim Gavalas
Gavalas
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Rita Barron
Steve Meyer
Independence
Buchanan County
Cindy Witt
Iowa Department of Revenue
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Hazleton
Witt
Harry Graves
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Ruth Kalkbrenner
van Horne Clinic
van Horne
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Postville
Cook Construction of
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Chris Evers
Peggy Johnson
Daily Notebook
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Hiawatha City Council
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Washington High School Brass Ensemble
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