Lucille F Dingman 92 Urbana area resident dies after illness
Lucille F. Dingman 92 formerly of Urbana and a resident of Willow Gardens Care Center Marion died Sunday December 28 2003 after a lengthy illness. Services 1030 a.m. Wednesday Urbana Christian Church Rev Tom Felts burial Urbana Cemetery visitation 4 to 7 p.m. today Overton Van Steenhouse Funeral Home Vinton. She was born August 17 1911 in Shellsburg Iowa to Roy and Maude Cue and married Dr. Marshall Dingman in November 1932 in Illinois. She was active in Urbana Christian Church Daughters of the Nile White Shrine Cedar Rapids and Order of Eastern Star Center Point. She is survived by daughter Belinda Hampton Cedar Rapids three grandchildren Stephen Van Slyke Michele Nelson Woodbury Minn Melissa Peters Fenton Mo and five great grandchildren. Memorials preferred to a fund and condolences via www.overtonser vice.com.
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Lucille F. Dingman
Willow Gardens
Marion
Urbana
Urbana Christian Church
Tom Felts
Urbana Cemetery
Overton-Van Steenhouse
Vinton
Shellsburg
Iowa
Daughters of the Nile and White Shrine
Cedar Rapids
Order of Eastern Star
Center Point
Ramsey House
Des Moines
Literary Club
KYB Club
Oak Grove
Christan
Loren
Ray Cue
Lucille
Belinda Hampton
Bill
Stephen van Slyke
Michele Nelson
Kevin
Woodbury
Minn
Melissa Peters
John
Fenton
Marion Christian Church
Overtonservice.com
Memorial service for Sherri Nidey in Williamsburg
Sherri Jean Nidey 41 died December 29 2003 at University Hospitals Iowa City from pneumonia complications. Celebration of Life set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St Paul Lutheran Williamsburg with burial 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Uhlmann Powell Funeral Home. Survived by mother Helen Nidey Williamsburg and six sisters and two brothers in Illinois Colorado Iowa Michigan and Arizona.
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Sherri Jean Nidey
University Hospitals
Iowa City
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Williamsburg
Carl Cloeter
Church Cemetery
Uhlmann-Powell
Helen Nidey
Dennis
Barrington
Ill
In Memory Of Guidelines for submissions
Announcement details for memorial notices explain submission deadlines from Monday to Friday by 4 p.m. Include publication date and contact number 398-8221. Rates: 35 cents per word and 10 dollars per photo. Forms are available.
Death notices: Maxiene L. Mathis 68 Waterloo IA
Maxiene L. Mathis of Waterloo died Sunday December 28 2003 at home born August 25 1935 in St Marys Iowa daughter of Hugh and Ida Young graduate of St Marys High School wed June 7 1953 to Donald W Mathis in Norwalk Iowa survived by husband two sons John D and Richard D three granddaughters two brothers Wayne and Ivan a sister Ruby predeceased by parents and siblings services Wednesday December 31 at Kearns Huisman Schumacher Chapel in Waterloo burial Waterloo Cemetery memorials to family.
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Maxiene L. Mathis
Waterloo
Maxiene
St. Mary’s
Iowa
Hugh
Ida Young
St. Mary’s High School
Donald W. Mathis
Norwalk
Motor Winding Service
Donald
John D
Lisa
Mount Auburn
Richard D
Jennifer
Jo Lisa
Johnette
Torrie
Ivan Young
West Des Moines
Wayne Young
Ruby Jones
New Virginia
John
Lyle
Dean
June Armbruster
Ruth Duff
Gazette Offers Help With Engagement and Wedding Notices
The Gazette provides forms and contact numbers 368 8873 and 1 800 397 8212 to help readers prepare wedding and engagement announcements for publication.
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Harkin laments Iraq war costs and Medicare changes
News correspondent notes bitter reactions from Senator Tom Harkin over Iraq and Saddam removal. He cites billions spent, 500 plus American deaths, and criticizes Bush for misleadings and the Medicare drug measure as a sell-out to drug companies. He opposes energy tax concessions and overtime rule changes.
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Washington
Tom Harkin
U.S
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Iowa Democrat
Bush
Harkin
Saddam
George Bush
Iowa
Chuck Grassley
Senate
House
Roundup: Iowa DV homicide study and local fires in Adair and Clarion
Nearly half of domestic violence related homicides end in suicide per an Iowa Attorney General study of 82 perpetrators, 39 killed themselves, gun was common. Adair reports a fatal fire at 1 a.m. killing teacher Denny Turnure, suspected electrical short. In Clarion a DeCoster associate, Doucas Goranites, received three years probation for illegal workers aiding enterprise.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Torney General’s Office
Anderson
Turnure
Roger Metzger
Adair-Casey High School
Adair
Sultant
Northern
Austin Jack DeCoster
Doucas Goranites
Ohio
Goranites
DeCoster
Clarion
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PTR
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