Monona Man Alan Hoth Dies After Sudden Illness
Alan A. Hoth 44 of Monona died Sunday morning January 1 2006 at Memorial Hospital Prairie du Chien Wisconsin after a sudden illness. Arrangements are pending at Leonard Funeral Home Monona.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2006
Page
13
Alan A. Hoth 44 of Monona died Sunday morning January 1 2006 at Memorial Hospital Prairie du Chien Wisconsin after a sudden illness. Arrangements are pending at Leonard Funeral Home Monona.
Glennalee Joan Busch 78 of Orlando Florida formerly St Olaf died Dec 31 2005 in her daughter's home following a long illness Arrangements pending at Leonard Funeral Home Elkader Lois Marie McCaleb 85 of Mesa Arizona formerly Vin ton died Dec 25 2005 in Mesa after a lengthy illness Survivors include a half sister and several sisters in law and many nieces and nephews Lois born Nov 28 1920 trained as a nurse at Coe College and served as a lieutenant colonel in the Army Nurse Corps retiring after 26 years
William Junior Bill Phelps 82 of West Branch died Dec 30 2005 after a lengthy illness at Crestview Care and Rehab Center Services will be 136 PM Tuesday at West Branch United Methodist Church with Rev Scot Patrick Burial at West Branch Cemetery Friends may call today 3 to 6 PM at Henderson-Barker Funeral Home West Branch He is survived by wife Mary three daughters Rose Mary Dowler Ann Albrecht Linda Schnoebelen a son Larry and five sisters Faye Cross Mary Dixon Ruth Miller Edna Garr and Sarah Exline
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Iowa recorded an estimated 450 traffic deaths in 2005, about 16 percent higher than 2004, with weather and more multi fatality crashes cited as factors. DOT officials noted 388 deaths in 2003 as a low point, and forecast final numbers in spring.
Two Iowa men were killed in an avalanche on New Year’s Day while snowmobiling near Rocky Mountain National Park. A blizzard swept Trap Lake area as rescuers searched Sunday morning. victims’ names were not released.
The Log reports a series of arrests and incidents in Iowa City Coralville and North Liberty with names ages addresses and times. Notable entries include Beatrice Boltz Gretchen Kuehn and Samuel Miller among others with offenses ranging from second to third offenses and driving on revoked license. A Coe College fraternity TEE House on 15th Street NE is also cited for seizure of electronic equipment games and a TV.
Senate Finance Chair Chuck Grassley discusses 2005 victories on bankruptcy reform class actions and Medicaid expansion while noting Social Security reform remained unpopular with the public. He warns major changes may await a new president and highlights ongoing Patriot Act debates and Medicare drug benefits.
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