John Paul Hall longtime Lisbon resident dies at 78
John Paul Hall 78 of Lisbon died Friday July 2 2021 at St Luke’s Hospice Unit His celebration of life is set for July 6 at Lisbon United Methodist Church with a time of reflection at 7 pm Private inurnment will be in Lisbon Cemetery He was born July 30 1942 at Grafton to Paul and Lois Hall He worked as a welder for Link Belt and owned a trucking and hauling business He is survived by his children Ange and Brian five grandchildren ten great grandchildren and siblings Other family notes indicate a memorial fund in his name Loebscher Chapman and Brubaker or Brush Chapel assisted with arrangements
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John Paul Hall
Lisbon
St. Luke’s
Lisbon United Methodist Church
Lisbon Cemetery
John
Iowa
Brush Chapel
Avacentre
Cedar Rapids
Grafton
Paul
Lois (Weaverling) Hall
Grafton High School
Betty Walk
Link Belt
Ange
Larry) Baxa
Brian
Amy) Hall
Michael
Brittany) Hall
Seth
Carlie) Hall
Stacia Hall
Jennie
Lance) Zerbe
Justin Baxa
Madelynn
Breklynn
Aurora
Jadan
Gavin
Gable
Maci
Ryker
Lux
Huxley
Jerry
Barb) Hall
Janice Hall
Max
Betty
Robert Hall
Kylie Hall
Samantha Dickens
Bridge Community Bank
Broshchapel.com
Memorial service for Marie Fry in Williamsburg
Marie Fry 85 of Williamsburg died July 1 2021 at University of Iowa Hospital. Funeral at First Presbyterian Williamsburg July 7 with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery and military honors. Memorials to Alzheimer’s Association. Survived by sons daughters grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral home Kloster Marengo assisting.
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Williamsburg
Marie Joy Fry
University of Iowa Hospital
Iowa City
First Presbyterian Church
Daniel Jessop
Oak Hill Cemetery
Alzheimer’s Association
Kloster Funeral Home
Marengo
Joy
Ted Fry
Kim Fry
Lynnette
Larion) Yoder
Tiffin
Jonathan
Jaclyn) Kolosik
Kalona
Jennifer Stark
Amana
Jacob
Tiffany) Schlesselman
Aloysia McAtee
Nate
Seattle
Wash
Briley McAtee
Drew
North Liberty
Bowen
Katelin) Yoder
Keanna Fry
Cora
Everly Kolosik
Ella Stark
Evan
Owen
Karter Schlesselman
Huxley Yoder
Joseph
Florence Dyck Eglinger
Bill
Klosterfuneralhome.com
Multiple Iowa defendants charged in Eastern district public safety blotter
The Log reports numerous individuals in Cedar Rapids, Marion, Iowa City, and surrounding areas facing alleged offenses. Charges include interference with official acts, possession of controlled substances, fictitious licenses, driving while license suspended, and domestic abuse with substance enhancements.
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Kester J. David
Spoonbill Ct
Marion
Eagleview Road
Highway 151
Travis E. Meyers
Johnson Ave
Cedar Rapids
Seventh Street
First Avenue
Tyler A. Timmons
C Ave
C Avenue
17Th Street
Amanda L. Bardell
Freeport, Ill
Samantha L. Randall
Blairstown
Gilbert Street
Iowa Avenue
Iowa City
Wolfgang H. Serbousek
Cloverdale Rd
South Linn Street
John W. Knapp
Miller Ave
Capitol
Burlington Streets
Kendall I. Johnson
Arthur St
Burlington and
Muscatine
Stanley L. Bluitt
Bittersweet Ct
Charles L. Tate
Scott Park Blvd
Coralville
James G. Roe
First Ave
Apt
Sand Street
Sycamore Road
Juan C. Acosta Estrada
Benton Street
Riverside Drive
Brian J. Carr
77Th Ave
Frederick Douglass's 1852 Fourth of July Oration in Rochester
Frederick Douglass, appearing at Corinthian Hall in Rochester on July 5 1852 before 500 to 600 attendees, delivered What to the Slave is the Fourth of July a searing critique of American slavery and church complicity while defending the Constitution as a path to liberation. He warned of oppression provoking wisdom in the oppressed and expressed guarded hope for national transformation despite an unyielding immoral framework.
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Frederick Douglass
Corinthian Hall
Rochester
N.Y
Rochester Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society
Douglass
Maryland
Longfellow
America
Bull Connor
George Floyd
Donor Registry Push Aims To Diversify Bone Marrow Matches
Colleen Reardon of the Iowa Marrow Donor Program urges a national registry expansion to improve matching for patients of color. Diana Fonseca, inspired by her brother Isaac Fonseca Garcia who died in 2016, has mobilized Marshalltown residents to sign up, highlighting higher odds for White patients and lower odds for Black and multiracial individuals. The program collaborates with campus groups to recruit diverse donors, aiming to cure everyone regardless of ethnicity.
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Colleen Reardon
Iowa
United States
Diana Fonseca
Fonseca
Marshalltown
Isaac Fonseca Garcia
Reardon
Trish
Isaac Fonseca
Martha Valdovinos
Fonseca Garcia
Iowa State University
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Linn
Colby W. Avis
Parkview Ave
35Th Avenue
44Th Street
Brittany J. Kress
Kirkwood Pkwy
First Avenue West
Bryce A. Wescott
Anamosa
Hindman Road
Jessica J. Green
28Th Ave
Edgewood Road
Williams Boulevard
Johnson
Gillian Brockell
Washington Post
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Samuel J. Miller
Art Institute of Chicago
Michaela.ramm
Thegazette
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