Ida Cox 1953 2010 Rites Planned in Vinton
Bernice Ida Cox 56 of Vinton died Sunday January 10 2010 after a brief illness. A prayer service will be held January 13 at Phillips Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Greg Collins officiating. She was born August 24 1953 in Iowa City to Clem and Bernice Mahan. Ida enjoyed cards bingo dominos marbles and time with grandchildren. She is survived by children Angie Neal Shane Cox Travis Cox Todd Cox and others, 13 grandchildren, three great grandchildren, two nephews and one niece. She was predeceased by her parents a brother and her grandson Dayton Countryman.
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Ida” Cox
Vinton
Phillips Funeral Home Chapel
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Greg Collins
Ida
Iowa City
Clem and
Bernice (Kyle) Mahan
Virginia Gay Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Angie
Elaine) Neal
Cedar Rapids
Shane
Ellie) Cox
Travis
Katie) Cox
Todd
Beth) Cox
Dayton Todd Countryman
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Pate poll shows support in bid for secretary of state
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George Eichhorn
Stratford
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Wheelchair basketball clinic opens doors to all players
About a dozen athletes joined a free intro clinic at the Family YMCA of Black Hawk County to learn wheelchair basketball for children third grade and up with lower mobility. Coaches emphasize fitness, independence, and teamwork as participants practice dribbling, shooting, and scrimmage drills.
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Black Hawk County
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Marshalltown
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Former Agriprocessors manager pleads guilty to document fraud
Brent Beebe 52 of Postville pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit document fraud connected to buying fake IDs for 19 workers before the May 12 2008 raid. He admitted receiving $4500 from Sholom Rubashkin and oversaw beef production at the kosher plant. He faces up to five years and a $250 000 fine.
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