Harold H Trappe obituary in Monona given details
Harold H Trappe 383 c Monona died February 5 2003 after brief illness at Veterans Memorial Hospital Waukon. Funeral Friday at St Patrick Catholic Church Monona with Rev John Moran officiating burial at St Patrick Cemetery Monona. Visitation 4 to 7 pm with 6:30 pm Scripture service at Leonard Funeral Home Monona. Survived by wife Marylen daughter Mary Kay Frankenhoff of Fennimore Wis three sons Robert Humpal Fort Atkinson Reginald Humpal New Hampton James Humpal Ridgeway six brothers Gaylord Monona Elmer Manly Willard Charles City Herbert Robert Emmett Monona.
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C. Monona
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Waukon
Elam
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Monona
John Moran
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Home
Marylen
Mary Kay Frankenhoff
Fennimore
Wis
Robert Humpal
Fort Atkinson
Reginald Humpal
New Hampton
James Humpal
Ridgeway
Gaylord Trappe
Elmer Trappe
Manly
Willard Trappe
Charles City
Herbert Robert
Emmett Trappe
Grace A Rommann Walker obituary notices death
Grace A. Rommann 73 longtime Walker resident died February 5 2003 at Hiawatha Care Center after a long illness. Arrangements are pending at Murdoch Funeral Home and Cremation Service Walker.
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Hiawatha Care Center
Walker
Murdoch Funeral Home
Obituary Notice Florence A Coder 83 Wilton area resident
Florence A. Coder 83 of Muscatine died February 5 2008 at Unity Health Systems Muscatine after an extended illness. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday at United Methodist Church Wilton with the Rev. Michael Biklen. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Cranston. Visitation 5-8 p.m. Friday at Bentley Funeral Home Wilton and one hour before services at the church. Survivors include daughters Freda Howe Brighton Marie Gronewold Clarence and Doris Conover Wilton and brother Herbert Smith Cincinnati Ohio. Death notices and obituaries may be submitted to The Gazette with deadline 7 p.m. daily. Arrangements pending and photos published free if in Gazette style. Other information 35 cents per word.
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Toledo
Ohio
Washington
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Franciscan Care Center
Jones-Eden Funeral Home
Florence A. Coder
Muscatine Care Center
Wilton
Unity Health Systems Hospital
Muscatine
United Methodist Church
Michael Biklen
Oakgrove Cemetery
Cranston
Bentley Funeral Home
Freda Howe
Brighton
Marie Gronewold
Clarence
Doris Conover
Herbert Smith
Cincinnati
the Gazette
Fire damages Old Capitol prompt contractor suit
The contractor Renaissance Restoration sues Enviro Safe Air Shive-Hattery and Enviro Safe Air for losses over 120000 following the November 20 2001 Old Capitol fire that caused about 6 million in damage. The suit cites repeated warnings about open flame asbestos removal and notes Shive Hattery allegedly failed to enforce safety rules. Repairs continue into 2004 with copper sheathing underway.
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University of Iowa
Old Capitol
Landmark
Safe Air Inc
South Sioux City
S.D
Shive-Hattery Inc
Johnson County
Renaissance
West Bend Mutual Insurance
Wisconsin
Enviro
Safe Air
Dan Gildemeister
Enviro Safe Air
Shire Hattery
Tom Hayden
Roger Lathrop
Renaissance Restoration
Enviro Safe
Shive-Hattery
Shive Havlery
Shire-Hattery
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Lone bidder wins park tree harvest contract
Washington County Conservation Board accepted a 5500 bid from Iona Bie Tonber of Vinton to harvest and buy 753 trees at Sockum Ridge Park. Board exec Steve Anderson blamed politics for only one bid amid a history of legal fights and delayed harvest lines.
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Conservation Board
Pknts
Washington County
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Benton County budget cuts dominate supervisors meeting
Benton County supervisors heard department budgets with a cutting theme, reducing Conservation to 430000 from 495381 while still above 406516 current year. Data processing drops 8000 from 214743, Transportation trimmed 2000 from 189002, while Sanitarium and Land Use admin budgets and County Attorney’s Office saw minimal change. County Attorney Dine Thompson noted only increases in his 264189 proposal. Central School District explores 215800 for accessibility and infrastructure, with tax proposals to fund school districts through 2004 to 2014, amid renovation debates and potential property tax relief. Residents for Responsible Renovation press for demolition plans. meeting rescheduled Feb 25 at 5 pm, Winneshiek County Courthouse.
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Benton County ‘Transportation
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