Davenport Genealogy of Local Families Through World War II
An OCR fragment lists Davenport residents and families, tracing lineage from June Smith to multiple local names. It mentions service in World War II, community roles, and a broad family network across Davenport and nearby areas.
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Patti's Cathalle Ghlugeh
Mronriot
Viento
Cera
Neasafbath Klonaend
Jon Ll Allew
Éoryaee
Dayeenprl
Ows
Sind
June Smith
Thissunin
BSA
Dhim
Sander Tageony
James Calne
Morrlo
Antonio
Tau
Laren
Minh
Xehsenwilio
Nyean
FTA
Davhemmer
Dany Hashes
Berle
Blyth Smith
Neey Ou Lath
Bromhild
Asa
Eda Mayside
Pan
Diane
Mayon
Shirley Anders
Bualisiele Arie
Memorial service for Joan Yerwcik with extensive family ties
A funeral notice lists Joan Phyllis Lanoh daokean Mount Yer tp Parmer Cedar Fal ied, with many relatives named including Rosbana Ray Stoner and Verna, noting a service at Lable Van Hove School Funeral Home with a rosary and prayer service. The obituary references surviving husband, twin grandchildren, and multiple locations in Florida and Georgia, with historical ties to School Teacher's College and local churches.
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Joan Phyllis Lanohdaokean
Syed
MH. Joseph's
Jaza City
Aman Rosbana
Ray Stoner
Malin
Mary of
Reon
Vero Falls
Allvan
Lsu
College
Benetik
Josh Dane
Tad Siate
de Travenport
Low Mare
Gorman
Centar
Sai Dokn
Baptist Catholic Hive
Mund Vernon
Sh Fm Wafel
Lankarel Minty
Keshala
Ralls
Viettatina
Erilay
Lable van Hove
Airthriah
Blank Hiawie County
Inch Ann
Debate on marriage rights taps Iowa court ruling
The discussion centers on the Iowa Constitution and a court decision affecting marriage and related rights. Lawmakers, including Rep. Hoth Wessel-Kiveschell, urge voters to weigh in while opponents condemn plans seen as limiting hospital visitation and other protections in a broader rights debate.
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Thestat
Towa
Thesata Alk
Ant & Ole
Esses Sal Prupusty
Hoth Wessel-Kiveschell
Tames
Sai
Lone
Budget strain as Iowa schools face 81.36 million loss
Amid talks of layoffs and retirements, budgets for Iowa public schools shrink by 81.36 million. Officials cite vacancy gaps, aging staff, and rising costs while seeking state support to preserve programs and employment. District leaders warn reductions threaten local services and student needs.
District school capacity debate reshapes Lincoln area plan
Officials discuss redistributing students to balance crowded Lincoln and South East schools amid aging facilities. North Liberty Naytle Center and West High face capacity pressures as trustees weigh moving students to South East and East campuses, hoping to avoid building new classrooms.
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Naytle Centrat
North Liberty
Ren Foradi
Taye
Boru
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Marvin Eiry
Travenport
Tor
Pew
Tun Kahl
Davenport
Mount Yerwcik
Alii
Criss
Thani
Olbarna Sind
Social Securiy
Senlit
Cortes
Badphee Ara
Nell Ainway
Evary
Tim Haale
Universty
Potense Frice
Eniough
Ike Bante
Geius
Fareay
Menges
Obama
Segs
Hofthar
Crichard
Igs
Bil Cin
Slaugh Republcans
Gol Foends
Smingiaea
Ike Granata
Jowa Constitunion
Varun
Inlen
Eayohaientse
Vata
Peter Butt Seedle
Wall
C.R
Enum Pour
Tesi
Hesata
Bronstartalaa
Piredda
Ly Tasgear
Loires
Coryaiily Tx
Eira
Myst Mup
Jawa
Sustallut
Unestane
Savage Reuuens Union
Jowa
Enucalar
Somalia
Huser
Murley
Wilk
Fei
Senate Storer Tion Gamornikan
Senate
Democrats
Il Lupo
Rai
City, West
Lincoln Sv
Lincollyane
Etuulantér
Andrea
Jovertra
Atortenis
Tina
Carausine
Elena
Guy
South East
Arad
Lincoln
Anette
Lalev
Muziey
West Hit
Wanda
Carver
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