Obituaries listado of Glick Koester Bodensteiner Park
Obituaries include Thomas L. Glick 54 who died in an auto accident near Iowa City on December 31 1996 with services planned later in Missouri. Elaine Buchmayer Alberta Koester Albert Bodensteiner Garnet Park are also noted with service details and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Glick
Iowa City
Missouri
George L. Gay
Alberta Koester Farm
Roberson Funeral Chapel
Strawberry Point
Marshall Hahn
Mount Emblem Cemetery
Elmwood Park
Ill
Barbara Baker
Elgin
LaVerne Lutz
Sonoma
Kathy
Mark
Mike
Keith
Albert Bodensteiner
Hillcrest
Sumner
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
St. Lucas
Burnham Wood Funeral Home
West Union
Ronald
Leon
Alexandria
Duane
Fredericksburg
Neil
Hawkeye
Jeanette Croatt
Apple Valley
Minn
Donna Weibel
Manchester
Wanda Sanders
Ray
Waucoma
Leo
Helen Nienhaus
Ossian
Irene Holthaus
Decorah
Freida Mihm
Irma Schuler
Austin
Texas
Garnet Park
Williamsburg
Kloster-Valentine Funeral Home
Marengo
James Stewart
East Resthaven Park Cemetery
Phoenix
Colleen Durr
Harold
Huntington
Ind
Bonnie E. Jones
Nancy Benn
Richard
Tempe
Ariz
Mary Hodges
James
Scottsdale
Byrdie Brown
Lincoln
Neb
Ward
Richard Williams
Elizabeth Cunningham
Plateau bar faces possible license suspension and closure
Cedar Rapids City Council set a 9 am Wednesday public hearing on suspending or revoking The Plateau liquor license amid repeated underage drinking and violence concerns. Owners may appeal, delaying closure. Dec 21 beating of Jeremy Howard and Nov 20 raid cited as incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Lowenstein
Cedar Rapids
Third Ave. SE
Jeremy Howard
Cedar Rapids city council approves excess hotel-motel funds
City council last night distributed 299263 to 21 groups and venues including the National Czech Slovak Museum 5000, Five Seasons Center 75000, Cedar Rapids Freedom Festival 8000, Indian Creek Nature Center 21100, YWCA 815, SAFE Coalition 14038, and other organizations such as the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art and the African American Historical Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Dragon Boat Association
National
Czech & Slovak Museum & Library
Seminole Valley Farm
New Linn County Supervisor Sworn In
Lu Barron is sworn in as Linn County supervisor by District Judge August Hansell at the Administrative Office Building. Barron won the top vote share in November and replaces retiring Supervisor Jean Oxley who has served since 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Linn County
Lu Barron
August Hansell
Linn County
Barron
Jean Oxley
Ruling Upholds Board of Health Finding on Dogs Attack
Gra dy's ruling found substantial evidence that two dogs attacked a cat causing shock and paralysis leading to euthanasia. Harmon disagreed, noting the case would warrant the death penalty in human terms, but stated the dogs will not die. The dogs were housed out of state and later kept in an Iowa kennel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Board of Health
Harmon
Iowa
Rabbit pets for children warned as trainers share notes
A caregiver notes rabbits can be taught to use a litter pen within two weeks, but warns they may bite or kick and live about seven years. The piece contrasts rabbit behavior with a family cat and a dog in training, and mentions Haylie the rabbit and Codie the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Haylie
Chaz
Codie
Sheltie
Assault victim to be moved for rehabilitation
Kirkwood Community College basketball player Jeremy Howard 19 remains in Mercy Medical Center after the December 21 assault outside the Plateau bar. Doctors plan transfer next week to Covenant Medical Center Waterloo for rehabilitation as his condition shifts from serious to coma recovery uncertain. A fund at First National Bank Cedar Rapids supports medical and travel costs for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Hadish
Kirkwood Community College
Waterloo
Jeremy Howard
Mercy Medical Center
Plateau Bar
Third Ave
Chris Deason
Cedar Rapids
Covenant Medical Center
Howard
Deason
James
Kristine Howard
Penford Products
Kristine
General Mills
First National Bank
First St
Iowa
Plateau
City and Court Schedules and Local Crime Highlights
Daily notebook lists 9 a.m. meetings for Benton County and Iowa County supervisors and a 1:30 p.m. Cedar Rapids City Council session. It notes Cedar Rapids recycling events, a $100000 cash game drawing results, and multiple arrest charges including drunken driving assaults and sexual assault in Iowa City and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County Supervisors
Ian
Iowa County Supervisors
Marengo
Cedar Rapids
Lee Clancey
Public Works Complex
Sixth St
Mount Vernon Rd
Connie L. Bugg
Elmhurst Dr
Elmhurst Drive
Johnnie Williams
Park Ct
First Avenue
Second Street
Gary L. Novak
Wilson Ave
Otis Road
Patricia L. Williams
First Ave
Jasper Road
Andrew D. Peterson
24Th St
Marion
24Th Street
Kenneth J. Miller Jr
18Th Ave
C Street
Scott H. Hop
19Th St
19Th Street
Michael J. McGowan
Council St
35Th Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxford
Solon
Elaine Buchmayer
Brush Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
Nancy Evans
Evans
Grant Wood
Washington, D.C
Ole Munson
Corps
Slayton Thompson
The
Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Chad Abernathey
Drum Corps
Henry Davis
NAACP
Indian Creek Nature Center
Czech Village Association
African American Historical Museum
W Theatre
YWCA
Community Corrections Improvement Association
Safe Coalition
Linn Board
Azette
Jim
Kirkwood
Waterloo Hospital
Daily Notebook
Illinois
Sue Sportsiage
Central City
Janelle
Tonee
Clarence
ST. Luke’s
Sara
Clarke Beard
Valleyview Dr
Nicole
Brian Tenley
Olin
Deborah
Scott Gerth
Mount Vernon
Danette
Gary Nelson
Crestridge Dr. NW
Kristen Hale
D Ave. NW
Cameron M. Schumacher
Heather M. Steen
Raymond A. Browning
Sarah L. Todora
Edgar Arturo Barrios Sanchez
Wendy A. Glade
Michael E. Donaldson
Kerry A. Danford
Michael T. Cox
Therese C. Reed
Nirmal Kumar Khanchandani
Hemi Banarsidas Mehrotra
Jeffrey J. Drakle
Sharon S. Werner
Clark E. Schulte
Yolanda Ramirez Colin
Terry L. Hawkins
Mary L. Lesieur
Harold J. Endresen
Michele W. Schneider
Ronald L. Boni
East Moline
Rebecca S. Hayden
Matthew R. Schwitzer
Tulsa
Okla
Jennifer L Lokenvitz
Elaine S
Dewayne W. Akerly
Heidi A
Kelly J Saathoff
Tracy E
Gary L. Schmid
Diane L
Michael J. Wehde
Jacqueline D
Kenneth J. Jans
Natalie D
Gregory M. Quick
Ronald L
Diane L Everts
Rachel F
Todd R. Schutter
Sharon K. Markin
Arnold J.S. Markin Jr
Jeanne L
Thomas E. Wurster
Traci J
Dennis E. Dunkel
Alison E
Robert G. Hobel
Laverne J
Juanita M. Mills
Patricia A
Keith B. Franck
Diane
Ronald Pratt
Tina M
Timothy R. Glenn
William P
Patricia J. Crawford
Doreen R
Leo E. Elsbury
Earleen Rolfes
Robert A. Rolfes li
Lynette K
David F. Dullea
Lori S. Butler
Richard E. Butler Jr
Margaret A
Michael B. McGuire
Aia Mien
the Gazette
Charles L. Maide
Westdale Dr. SW
Katrina Deligiorgis
Kenneth M. White
Brandon Ave
Hiawatha
April White
John T. Moore Jr
11Th St. NW
Emmaline
William A. Jenkins
Fifth Ave
Rhonda Rajonis
Jeffrey E. Haas
Fourth St. SW
Darla Rinehart
Dina Copeland
C St. SW
Jeri Clinton
Allen Willis
Kathy Willis
Billy Magoo
Second Ave
James M. Arbill
Arrowhead Lane
Tom Osterhaus
Osterhaus
Azbill
Shaver Rd
Johnson County
Gregory M. Ancel
Minooka
Union
Thomas F. Mitchell
H St
Bradley E. Zahn
Keokuk St
Clinton and
Jefferson Streets
Ronald S. Campbell
S. Riverside Dr
Friendship and Garden Ogre
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