Kalona Woman Susie Hostetler 71 Dies of Stroke
Susie Anna Hostetler of Kalona died July 6 2002 in Mercytown City from a stroke. Services set for July 9 at Sunnyside Conservative Mennonite Church with pastors Helmuth and King. Burial in South Gingerich Cemetery. Survivors: husband Edwin. five sons Lynn Keith Merle Jeryl Ryan. daughters Joy and Sheryl. sister Fannie Miller. brothers Emery and Omar. Arrangements by Peterseim Funeral Service Kalona.
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Iowa City
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Keith
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Goshen
Ind
Jeryl
Archbold
Ohio
Ryan
Charleston
S.C
Fannie Miller
Emery Helmuth
Mechanicsburg
Omar Helmuth
Bovey, Minn
Edward J. Ehrenberger 1956 2002 Newhall man dies after brief illness
Edward J. Ehrenberger age 45 of 609 Second Street Newhall died July 7 2002 at Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids after a brief illness. Graveside service 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. John Cemetery with Teahen Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survivors include parents Frank and Pat Ehrenberger former spouse Lori Ehrenberger daughter Nikki and adopted daughter Molly Ehrenberger brothers Bob Annette Mike Maria sister Michelle Bob and many aunts uncles nieces and nephews. He was born October 22 1956 and worked as a glazer for 23 years most recently at Cedar Rapids Glass. Memorials may be directed to the American Red Cross Cedar Rapids office.
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Edward J. Ehrenberger
Second St
Mercy
Death notices and obituaries guidelines and submission rules
The Gazette lists submission hours daily deadlines and charges for notices published as news items or obituaries. It notes mandatory conformity to style and sequence or per word charges apply. Second-day funeral notices and out-of-town deaths incur 35 cents per word, with 398 8221 for more information.
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Dorothy M Fiala Solon resident dies after long illness
Dorothy M. Fiala 91 of Solon died Sunday July 7 2002 at the Solon Nursing Care Center from cancer complications. Services are 1 p m Wednesday Brush Funeral Home Solon burial Oakland Cemetery Solon visitation 4 to 7 p m Tuesday. She is survived by son Harold Fiala wife Phyllis. granddaughters Doreen DeTommaso Paula Leonard Cheryl Fiala Andrea Johnson. great grandchildren Madeleine De Tommaso Emily Chloe Leaverton Paul Spencer Blake Johnson. Memorials to Iowa City Hospice.
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Solon
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Tony
Paula Leonard
B.J
Cheryl Fiala
Scott Leaverton
Andrea Johnson
Stacy
Madeleine DeTommaso
Emily
Chloe Leaverton
Paul Spencer
Blake Johnson
Wayne Musser 73 Dies After Long Illness
Wayne Musser 73 died Friday July 5 2002 in Lutheran Hospital La Crosse Wisconsin after a long illness. Services 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church by Dr Lawrence Williams with burial at West Union Cemetery and military rites. Friends may call one hour before services at the church. Arrangements with Burnham Wood Funeral Home West Union. Survived by three daughters Zandra Herring Maggie Phifer Diane Boyd, a brother Robert, and two sisters Avis Burodan and Shirley Paige.
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Riverside
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West Liberty
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North Prairie Cemetery
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Tuscumbia
Ala
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Muscatine
Harold
Wayne Musser
Lutheran Hospital
la Crosse
Wis
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Williams
West Union Cemetery
Burnham-Wood Funeral Home
West Union
Zandra Herring
Polkton
N.C
Maggie Phifer
Pageland
S.C
Jazz Fest shuts down with lively two-night finale in Iowa City
The Iowa City Jazz Festival capped a weekend of robust performances with Sex Mob and Lavay Smith and Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers delivering energetic swing and funk. Earlier, Oddbar and Malachi Thompson's Freebop Band impressed, while the new venue on Iowa Avenue and Dubuque Street drew a larger, clearer crowd. The Legends of the Bandstand closed Saturday with Cedar Walton and Curtis Fuller delivering classic tunes and strong solos.
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B.B. King
Ray Charles
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Iowa Avenue
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Bandstand
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Cedar Walton
David “Fathead
Newman
Freedom Fest review highlights Paul Revere and the Raiders and Little River Band
Cedar Rapids attendees enjoyed a rain-free Freedom Fest concert at Kirkwood Community College. Paul Revere and the Raiders performed in Revolutionary War attire with energy despite age, while Little River Band opened strong led by Wayne Nelson with hits like It’s a Long Way There.
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Paul Revere
Raiders
Little River Band
Kirkwood Community College
Revere
Mark Lindsay
Carl Driggs
Lindsay
Wayne Nelson
Nelson
Fine musicians close with hits and tears in crowd
The performers played all their hits plus new tunes ending with Cool Change and Lady. They stayed on stage, crowd wiping tears as rainouts turned into a double fireworks finale. Spectacular night wrapped in emotion.
Korn rocks Cedar Rapids in metal rap double bill
A 5,000 plus crowd packed the U S Cellular Center in Cedar Rapids as Korn headlined a tour stop promoting Untouchables. The California quintet delivered thunderous bass and power chords with Jonathan Davis urging the audience to roar. Earlier sets from Puddle of Mudd and Deadly drew varying reactions before Korn encore brought two extra songs.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Cellular Center
Korn
Daily Notebook and City Schedules Highlight Iowa Meetings
A dense timetable lists county board, city council and school board meetings across Linn, Keokuk, Clinton and surrounding counties. It also covers farmers markets, fairs, library dedications, community events, and late Saturday public safety logs from The Gazette.
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