Berneice N Wilson 33 Manchester native dies after illness
Berneice N Wilson of Manchester dies Friday January 5 2001 at Edgewood Convalescent Home after a long illness. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday at Bohnenkamp Murdoch Funeral Home Manchester with Rev Kent Newton. Burial Oakland Cemetery Manchester. Visitation 4-8 p.m. Sunday and one hour before services. Survived by 11 children and spouses and 28 grandchildren plus numerous great grandchildren and a brother Charles Candler of Rock Island Illinois. Preceded in death by husband Andrew and three sons Jerry Merlin Edward and infant daughter plus two grandchildren Jody and Andrew Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berneice N. Wilson
Manchester
Edgewood
Bohnenkamp-Murdoch
Kent Newton
Oakland Cemetery
Berneice
Robert
Darlene Wilson
Sharon Troy
Orange
Calif
Delores Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Susan
John Romig
Jack
Maggie Wilson
Granbury
Texas
Kathy Wilson
Madison
Wis
Connie Wilson
Thornton, Colo
Margie“Bobbins
Ken Morgan
Jim
Karen Wilson
Marion
Marilyn
Tom Hyde
Northglenn
Colo
Mary Jean
Steve Gill
Charleston
S.C
Charles Candler
Rock Island
Andrew Wilson
Jerry
Merlin
Edward Wilson
Jody
Prairieburg Woman Ida Himes Beranek 94
Ida Lorraine Himes Beranek, 94, of Prairieburg died Jan. 5 2001 at Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids after a long illness. Services Jan. 9 2001 10 30 a.m. at St Josephs Prairieburg with burial at St Josephs Cemetery. Visitation 2 to 8 p.m. Jan. 8 Murdoch Central City. Memorial fund established. Survived by three children two sisters fourteen grandchildren eighteen great grandchildren one great great grandchild. Preceded by husband Anthony 1973 and several siblings. Born April 25 1906 Castle Grove and trained as nurse in 1927. She lived on a farm east of Prairieburg before moving to town in 1957.
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Anek
Mercy
Donald
Kay) Beranek
Barbara
Chuck) Heller
Prairieburg
Carson Holub
Central City
Willow Gardens
Marion
Eugene
Vernon
Marion Himes
Zita Powers
Ken Beranek
Tony Beranek
Ida
Castle Grove
Catherine Elizabeth Duffy
William Louis Himes
Boulder
Anamosa
Anamosa Community Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Anthony Joseph Beranek
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Florence Glade Waters obituary in Waukon IA
Florence Glade Waters 88 died January 5 2001 at Good Samaritan Center Waukon after a long illness. Services are 11 am Monday at St Marys Catholic Church Hanover rural Waukon with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call 3 to 8 pm today at Hanson Funeral Home Waukon with a scripture service at 3 pm and rosary at 7 pm. Survivors include husband Floyd Waters daughter Mary Waters of Waukon son Lou Wood of Anchorage Alaska and brother Wilby Spanihower of College Springs Washington
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Florence Glade Waters
Good Samaritan Center
Waukon
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hanover
Allen Schmitt
Hanson Funeral Home
Floyd Waters
Mary Waters
Lou Wood
Anchorage
Alaska
Wilby Spainhower
College Springs
Wash
West Liberty Woman Rachel Stark Dies in Missoula
Rachel Stark 65 of Missoula Montana and formerly of West Liberty died suddenly January 3 2001 at St Patrick Hospital Missoula Arrangements are pending at Barker Funeral Home West Liberty
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Rachel Stark
Missoula
Mont
West Liberty
St. Patrick Hospital
Barker Funeral Home
Fox longtime Wheatland woman dead at 89
Erma L. Fox 89 died at a son Donavan’s rural Wheatland home after a long illness. Services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Wheatland with burial to follow. Visitation 3 to 8 p.m. Monday at Chapman Funeral Home Wheatland. Survived by son Donavan Wheatland and grandson David Fox Pekin Illinois.
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Erma L. Fox
Donavan
Wheatland
St. Paul’s United
Church of Christ
Barbara Byorum
Chapman Funeral Home
David Fox
Pekin
Ill
Man Dies of Cancer at Age 44 in Independence Home
Daniel J. Bruns 44 died from cancer Saturday January 6 2001 at his residence. Arrangements are pending at Reiff Funeral Home in Independence.
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Daniel J. Bruns
Reiff Funeral Home
Independence
Deaths: Anna Simsons Bruzius of West Burlington dies
Anna Simsons Bruzius 89 of West Burlington died at Great River Medical Center. Services at 10 a.m. Monday Eich er-Sheagren Funeral Home Burlington with Rev. Forrest Krummel. Burial Aspen Grove Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Laima Mohler and sister Skaidrite Parker among relatives in Europe. Anna born April 30 1911 in Latvia immigrated 1950 to the United States and lived in Burlington since 1957. She worked at local restaurants and enjoyed sewing gardening crocheting and cooking for many. Kenton Keith Olson 40 of Fridley Minnesota died January 5 2001. Services 11 a.m. Monday Redeemer Lutheran Church Fridley. Visitation 6–9 p.m. Sunday at Miller Funeral Home Fridley and one hour prior to services. Survivors include wife Becky parents Robbin and Sally Olson two brothers Kevin and Rob Olson and in-laws Theodore and Doris Olinger of Toddville.
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Anna Simsons Bruzius
West Burlington
Great River Medical Center
Eicher-Sheagren
Burlington
Forrest Krummel
Aspen Grove Cemetery
Don
Laima) J. Mohler
Hiawatha
Skaidrite
United States
Denmark
Iowa
Eagles Supper Club
Kenton Keith Olson
Fridley
Minn
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Miller Funeral Home
Becky
Robbin
Sally Olson
Kevin Olson
Rob
Laura
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Bond issue to top Linn-Mar school projects discussed
Linn-Mar school board will quiz architect Ted Rozeboom on two proposed projects totaling about 12 million dollars at a special Monday meeting. The plan includes a K through 8 building for 700 students and upgrades to Bowman Woods gym, with district capacity pressures cited as the driver.
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Marion
Linn-Mar
Linn-Mar Educational Services Center
10Th St
Bowman Woods
Ted Rozeboom
Rozeboom Miller Architects
Minneapolis
Joe Pacha
Tom Manor
Swati Dandekar
Rozeboom
Pacha
Joes Place bids farewell as bar owners pass torch
Iowa City remembers Joe's Place as Tom and Pam Sinnott join a crowd of over 100 at the 115 Iowa Ave tavern. The bar reopens Tuesday under Don Starkfleet, continuing its Sports Column connection while longtime owners Carol and Dan Berry exit after 1964. A post party poster serves as a contact book for former staff.
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Carol
Dan Berry
Carol Ann
Pam
Sinnotts
Iowa
Carol Ann Berry
Berry
Hearing set on jailhouse informant in five deaths case
A March 15 federal hearing in Cedar Rapids will decide if information from jailed informant Robert McNeese may be used against Angela Johnson, 36, of Klemme, charged with aiding and abetting the 1993 deaths of five northern Iowa residents. McNeese implicated Johnson after guiding authorities to remains, including those of Lori Duncan and her daughters, Kandi and Amber. U.S. Attorney Stephen Rapp argues Sixth Amendment protections apply. Johnson's rights, he says, were not violated. Dustin Hanken, Johnson’s boyfriend and prime suspect, is imprisoned on unrelated drug charges.
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Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Angela Johnson
Klemme
Iowa
Johnson
Dustin Hanken
Duncan
Kandi
Amber
McNeese
U.S
Stephen Rapp
Rapp
Hanken
Deer sharpshooting shuts Hickory Hill Park in SC
Hickory Hill Park will be closed from Jan 8 to Jan 12 and Jan 15 to Jan 20 daily from noon to 5 a.m. for deer sharpshooting by White Buffalo Inc. signs warn visitors away. City aims to reduce the local deer population in this 184 acre wooded park.
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S.C
White Buffalo Inc
Wildlife Connecticut Management
Hickory Hill Park
Daily Notebook Books and Film Festival Events
Cedar Rapids Public Library hosts two and three o clock tours as part of a daily notebook. Effigy Mounds National Monument offers winter film series with multiple showings across the day at the visitor center near Marquette and Waukon. Artwork from MFL MarMac Schools on display in Monona. Powerball jackpot at 14 million with numbers and Illinois lottery picks listed for today.
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Yellowstone
Effigy Mounds National Monument
Marquette
Waukon
Highway
MFL MarMac
Monona
Vital Statistics Mercy and St Luke's Births
Jan 4 to Jan 5 births listed for Mercy and St Luke's hospitals. Names include Karl Hamilton and Nicole Banard among parents with newborns. Locations span Robins, Vinton, and various streets in NE and NW areas. Multiple families welcomed a mix of boys and girls on January 4 and 5.
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Karl Hamilton
Vinton
Renea
Ted Santel
Jennifer Dr
Robins
Jill
Curt Richey
Ave. NE
ST. Luke’s
Nicole Banard
North Towne Lane
Teresa
David Cechota
Bever Ave
Michelle
Ron Manternach
Coggan
Misty Winslow
Dale Rawlins II
Wilson Ave
Katie Vetter
25Th St. NW
Cristi
Darrin Heamn
Dartmouth St
Stacy Stewart
Thompson St. SE
Amanda and
Jason Soper
Olin
Oakville Man Dies In Louisa County Crash
Oakville resident Don K. Hackett, aged 62, died after his southbound car slid on slick pavement and struck a grain hauler on Highway 99 two miles south of Oakville. Truck driver Timothy E. Ketchum, 31, of Morning Sun, escaped injury. no charges filed. Investigating agencies included the Iowa State Patrol, Louisa County Sheriff's Office, and Oakville Fire Department.
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Wa State Patrol
Louisa County Sheriffs Office
Hackett
Timothy E. Ketchum
Morning Sun
Iowa State Patrol
Louisa County Sheriffs Department
Oakville Fire Department
Postal Rate Increases Take Effect January 7 2001
The U S Postal Service announces rate increases averaging 4.6 percent starting today with first class stamps rising to 34 cents and new prices for Priority and Express services. The 33 cent first class stamp rate remains in effect through last night’s mail pickups.
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Postal Service
U.S. Postal Service
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Ida Lorraine Himes Ber
Winthrop
By Kevin Kane
J.C. Bar
By Zack Kucharski
Sinnott
Starkfleet
Robert McNeese
Gregory Nicholson
Terry DeGeus
Nicholson
Lori Duncan
Daily Notebook
Cedar Rapids Public
Illinois
Illinois Lottery
Terri and
Paul Clark
Q Ave
Kandy
Chad Sands
Hollow Lane
Oakville
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