Deaths East Iowa Kenneth Noggle Jack Stillions
Two local obituaries note Kenneth L. Noggle age 66 of 1226 Third St NW died Feb 2 1995 at home after sudden illness with arrangements pending at Murdoch Linwood Funeral Home. Jack D Stillions age 81 of 1308 Nove NW died Feb 4 1995 at Manor Care of emphysema with services Feb 7 at Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. He is survived by Lola wife of 55 years a daughter-in-law Connie Glick and nine nieces and nephews among others. He served in WWII and worked for Coca Cola Bottling Co and Rock Island Railroad retiring in 1973. Memorial fund established.
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Kenneth L. Noggle
Third St. NW
Murdoch-Linwood Funeral Home
John D
Jack” Stillions
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Phil Gibbs
St. Josephs Catholic Church
Marion
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Lola
Jodi Hahn
Kevin
Noelle
Danielle Hahn
Connie Glick
William
Bill
John M. Sr
John M. Jr
Anna Stillions
Jack
Cedar Rapids
Lola M. Conger
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Rock Island Railroad
VFW Post 788
Local Obituaries and Funeral Details from Iowa Death Notices
Deep River J Jones 68 died Feb 4 1995 at Grinnell Regional Medical Center in Grinnell cancer survived by husband Irvin two sisters and three brothers. Services 1:30 p m Tuesday Watts Funeral Home Montezuma burial Golden Red Cemetery Deep River. Mabel Nellie Keniston Beckner 83 formerly of Oelwein died Feb 5 1995 at Community Care Center Toledo. Services 11 a m Wednesday Zion Lutheran Church burial Woodlawn Cemetery Oelwein. Evelyn L Honey Brower 65 died Feb 5 1995 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City memorial service 1:30 p m Wednesday English River Church near South English burial cremains Brethren Cemetery. Friends greet family 5 to 8 p m Tuesday Powell Funeral Home North English survivors include daughters Carolyn Schreiner Grinnell and Sandra Brower San Diego two sons Jeffrey and Matthew South English three brothers Dean Butler North English Kenneth Butler Des Moines Ellsworth Butler Castle Rock Colo sister Ruby Jungjohan North English also surviving is daughter in law Michele and grandchildren Danielle Erin and David Brower.
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J Jones
Grinnell Regional Medical Center
Grinnell
Watts Funeral Home
Montezuma
Golden Red Cemetery
Deep River
Irvin
Mabel Nellie Keniston Beckner
Oelwein
Toledo
Zion Lutheran Church
Woodlawn
Hintz-Geilenfeld
Joyce Damon
Tama
Margaret Lincoln
Evelyn L. “Honey” Brower
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
English River
Church of the Brethren
South English
Brethren Cemetery
Powell Funeral Home
North English
Carolyn Schreiner
Sandra Brower
San Diego
Jeffrey
Matthew
Dean Butler
Kenneth Butler
Des Moines
Ellsworth Butler
Castle Rock
Colo
Ruby Jungjohan
Michele
Danielle
Erin
David Brower
Spillsville Obituaries for Lucille Soukup and James Donald
Lucille Soukup 73 died Feb 4 1995 after a short illness in Howard County Hospital Cresco. Funeral Mass 11 am Tuesday at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church burial in church cemetery. Survivors include husband Vivian two daughters Elaine Wichman and Carol Phillips and brother Leonard Barloon. James L. Donald 87 formerly of Keosauqua died Feb 5 1995 in Clinton Retirement Village Clinton arrangements pending Fry Funeral Home.
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Lucille Soukup
Howard County Hospital
Cresco
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Balik Funeral Home
Vivian
Elaine Wichman
Bowling Green
Ohio
Carol Phillips
Palo
Leonard Barloon
New Hampton
James L. Donald
Keosauqua
Clinton Retirement Village
Clinton
Fry Funeral Home
Obituaries for Marguerite Conklin and L. James Warkentin
Marguerite S. Conklin 92 of Iowa City died February 4 1995 after a long illness. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday at Callahan Funeral Home with a Rebekah service at 7 p.m. Burial Oak Ridge Cemetery West Liberty. Also L James Warkentin 63 of North Liberty died February 4 1995 after a brief illness. Memorial services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Lensing's Oak Hill Funeral Service Coralville. burial of cremains 1 p.m. Thursday at North Inman Cemetery Inman Kansas. Survivors include spouses, children and siblings, with a career in teaching and textbook sales. Memorials to Hospice of Iowa City.
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L. James Warkentin
North Liberty
Lensing
Oak Hill
Coralville
North Inman
Inman
Kan
Carolyn
Kimberly S. Warkentin
Portland
Ore
James L
Gretchen
Cedar Falls
John W
Camarillo
Calif
Glennis Nemcovsky
Hutchinson
Darlene Seibel
Wichita
Jolene Cross
Norma Jean
Mr. Warkentin
John J
Bertha Kliewer Warkentin
Carolyn Files
Miami
Warkentin
Emporia State University
Emporia
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Navy
Kansas
Okinawa
Florida
Leawood
Scott, Foresman and Co
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Iowa City
American Legion
Pi Beta Alpha
Alpha Kappa Lambda Fraternity
Clear Creek Amana
Bloomington St
Wyoming woman Helen Bahnsen 84 dies after short illness
Helen M. Bahnsen 84 of Wyoming died Saturday February 4 1995 at Crestridge Care Center Maquoketa after a short illness Services will be 11 a m Wednesday at United Methodist Church in Wyoming with Rev. Roger Wilson Burial is in Wyoming Cemetery Friends may call 4 to 8 p m Tuesday at Hayden Funeral Home Survivors include two daughters Phyllis Brown and Darlene Henderson a son Eugene 12 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren two sisters and a brother She was born October 13 1910 near Onslow to Clarence and Ada Streeper First She married Ben Bahnsen December 27 1932 in Blair Nebraska The couple farmed near Wyoming and ran taverns in Wyoming and later She worked for Crescent Printing Co until retirement in 1979 She moved to the care center in 1992 and was a member of the Wyoming United Methodist Church and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 259
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Helen M. Bahnsen
Crestridge
Maquoketa
United Methodist Church
Roger Wilson
Wyoming Cemetery
Hayden Funeral Home
Phyllis
Clarence) Brown
Wyoming
Darlene Henderson
Plymouth
Minn
Eugene
Cedar Rapids
Mabel Anderson
Vivian
Herbert) Jackson
Tingley
Donald
Scotch Grove
Helen
Onslow
Clarence
Ada Streeper
Wyoming High
Ben Bahnsen
Blair
Neb
Ben
Crescent Printing Co
Wyoming United Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Obituary notice Donald A. West Altoona
Donald A. West of Altoona died Friday February 3. Services are 11 a.m. Tuesday at Kale Funeral Home in Osceola with visitation 6 to 8 p.m. today. Memorials may be given to the American Heart Association. He was a construction superintendent for Northwest Erection Co.
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Donald A. West
Altoona
Kale Funeral Home
Osceola
American Heart Association
Donald
Northwest Erection Co
Memorials and Burials For Several Local Residents
Services listed for Orville Alberty at 10 30 a m today Kuba Funeral Home East burial at Czech National Cemetery Frances M Moos memorial service at 2 p m Tuesday Murdoch Funeral Home Marion burial Mount Emblem Cemetery Bensen ville Illinois Katherine Kay Newkirk memorial private officiated by Rev William Harnish burial St Johns Lutheran Cemetery Homestead
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Orville Alberty
Kuba Funeral Home
Czech National Cemetery
Frances M. Moos
Murdoch Funeral Home
Marion
Mount Emblem
Bensenville
Katherine “Kay” Newkirk
William Harnish
St. John's Lutheran Cemetery
Homestead
Monona Man Harry G. Schutte Sr. Dies at 84
Harry G. Schutte Sr. of Monona died Sunday February 5 1995 at Prairie Health Care Center after a long illness. Services will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday at Schultz Funeral Home with calling from 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Burial will be in St. Pauls Lutheran Cemetery Monona. He is survived by his wife Mabel three sons Robert of Rockford Harry L Jr and Marlin of Monona a daughter Betty Heins of Dubuque a sister Ethel Meyer Ossian and a half sister Doris Schutte Postville.
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Harry G. Schutte Sr
Prairie Health Care Center
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Schultz Funeral Home
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Monona
Mabel
Robert
Rockford, Ill
Harry L. Jr
Marlin
Betty Heins
Dubuque
Ethel Meyer
Ossian
Doris Schutte
Postville
Maeder 103 Dies. Arrangements Pending
Amina M. Maeder, 103, died Sunday February 5 1995 at Colonial Manor Amana. Arrangements are pending at Uhlmann Powell Funeral Home.
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Amina M. Maeder
Colonial Manor
Amana
Uhlmann-Powell Funeral Home
Death notices and obituaries guidelines and rates
The Gazette reports death notices and obituaries with arrangements pending and immediate survivors published as news items. Extra material such as survivors, education, military service, activities, mem- orials and eulogies costs 35 cents per word, with second-day notices also at 35 cents per word.
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Two face drug charges in Winneshiek County arrest
Two men Troyce Stirkins 40 Lawler and Felipe Santiago S Sales Jr 21 rural Winneshiek County were arrested in Decorah after drug raid investigators said they seized about 150 marijuana plants and growth producing equipment valued at roughly 100000 A Northeast Iowa Drug Task Force probe tracked shipments of high grade marijuana from Decorah to Washington state More arrests are expected and warrants were executed at both residences
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Winneshiek County
Troyce Stirkins
Lawler
Felipe Santiago S. Sales Jr
Decorah
Iowa
Khrushchev Visit Recalled At Garst Farm Reunion
In Iowa at the Garst farm near Coon Rapids, memories of Nikita Khrushchev and his son Sergei dominate a family reunion. The 1959 visit highlighted Cold War agriculture tie ins as Roswell Garst’s seed business and diplomacy linked US and Soviet leaders.
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Sergei Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Elizabeth Garst
Khrushchev
Garst
Coon Rapids
Moscow
United States
Sergei
David Garst
Life
Iowa
Roswell Garst
Garst Seed Co
ICI
Soviet Union
Khrushchev Visits Iowa Seed Pioneer in 1959 Recall
Sergei Khrushchev reflects on his father Nikita Khrushchev's 1959 Iowa visit to Garst and the push for hybrid corn. He recalls a bid to expand Soviet farming, the failed experiments, and food shortages shaping Soviet politics. Khrushchev will speak in Des Moines after meeting Gov Branstad.
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Garst
Khrushchev
Iowa
Soviet Union
Sergei Khrushchev
Vera Aginsky
Drake University
Des Moines
Terry Branstad
U of celebrates diversity at Sixth Annual Cultural Diversity Day
At the University of Iowa festival crowds of about 6000 enjoy a parade and international fashion show. Kilted bagpipers lead Chinese dancers with a yellow dragon, followed by Mexicans Palestinians and others in traditional dress. Organizers stress education and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of I Iowa
U of I
Pearce-Burton
Slebos
Harvey DuMarce
South Dakota
Liam Andrew
Volunteer openings target community needs across many groups
Local volunteer centers list multiple opportunities from L.L.V. Leaders In Volunteerism to Meals on Wheels and school-based programs. Positions include crisis counselors at Foundation 2 Crisis Center, museum store receptionists, Daisy and Brownie Scout leaders, and readers and drivers at Marion Independent Schools. Callbacks and hours provided.
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United Way of
East Central
Iowa
Prairie View
Prairie Heights
College Community
Faye Birky
Jean
Foundation 2
History Center
Louise
Daisy
Brownie
Polk
Kaylee Evans
Discovery Shop
American Cancer Society
Town & Country
Becky Eden
Meals On Wheels
Southeast Side
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Tipton
Marguerite S. Conklin
Bowery St
Callahan Funeral Home
Oakridge Cemetery
West Liberty
Laurene Sybil
Marilyn Irvin
Shirley Reinbold
Wayland
Williamsburg
Albia
Jasper County
Jerold Stockhall
Lynnville
U.S. 34
Brown University
Providence
R.I
David
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By James Wolf
Liz Pearce-Burton
Warren Slebos
David Montgomery
L.L.V
Velma
Or Rita
Indian Creek Nature Center
Jan Moore-Ecker
JoAnn Howard
HACAP
Marion Independent
Starry Elementary
Vernon Middle School
Lois Foster
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