Obituaries from Wyoming and Nearby for May 31 2001
Arthur B Ahrendsen 98 died May 31 2001 in Maquoketa Care Center after a brief illness. Services May 31 2001 11 a.m. Hayden Wyoming with burial at Mayflower Oxford Junction. Timothy Joseph Schantz 36 died May 27 2001 in Nome Alaska. Visitation June 1 memorial service June in Winterset. Dorothy L Seidel 75 of Spartanburg SC died May 30 2001. Mass May 26 10 a.m. Catholic Church with entombment Greenlawn Memorial Garden Mausoleum. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Arthur B. Ahrendsen
Maquoketa
Hayden Funeral Home
Wyoming
Mayflower Cemetery
Oxford Junction
James Davis
Leo
JoAnn
Mechanicsville
Lyle
Marcia
Iowa
Timothy Joseph Schantz
Anchorage
Alaska
Nome
First United Presbyterian Church
Winterset
Jim Howland
Ochiltree
Tim
Tim Schantz
Union State Bank
W. Court St
Timothy
Rock Island, Ill
Dean
Kathryn
Kit” Kearney Schantz
Colfax High School
Simpson College
State of Alaska
Department of Fish and Game
Rural
Kit” Schantz
Michael Schantz
Terri
Salt Lake City
Thomas Schantz
Donna
Valdez
T.J. Epps
Thomas M. Sullivan
Cedar Rapids
Carleton
Darleen Schantz
Helen B. Sullivan
Cathy Schantz
Dorothy L. Seidel
Spartanburg
S.C
Mary Black Memorial Hospital
Bird Island
Minn
William John Seidel
Louis and
Magdalena Meurer LaFontaine
St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church of
Dorothy
Bill
Simpsonville
Jeff
Columbia
Greg
Myrtle Beach
Cindy Giles
Agnes Golda
Orlando
Fla
Edna Webster
Edina
Floyd’s Greenlawn Chapel
St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church
Michael DeAntonio
Greenlawn Memorial Garden
American Cancer Society
N. Main St
Greer
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Social worker agrees to terms of suspension
Laura Jane Dreasler also known as Laura Kirkman has agreed to suspend her Iowa social work license for at least nine months over allegations she engaged in a sexual relationship with a client. The settlement requires comprehensive evaluation and treatment before seeking reinstatement and bars practice during the suspension.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines
Oxford
Laura Jane Dreasler
Laura Kirkman
Iowa Board of Social Work Examiners
Dreasler
Stan
Iowa
Allison Heffern
Simmons, Perrine
Cedar Rapids
La Porte City man to face trial in Waterloo shooting
David Penwell 42 will be tried August 7 in Black Hawk County District Court for shooting at Waterloo officer Jeremy Pohl after a pursuit. He is charged with first degree kidnapping, second degree sexual abuse and attempted murder related to a New Hartford store clerk abduction and sexual assault. Penwell was wounded by police during the incident.
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la Porte City
Waterloo
David Penwell
Black Hawk County
Penwell
Jeremy Pohl
New Hartford
Goose Creek
Vinton plans 34 low cost housing lots on west side
The City Council will develop 9.4 acres between West First and Fifth streets to create 34 minimum-sized lots for low to moderate income housing sold at cost. A Community Development Block Grant is sought for infrastructure. Don Martin aims for under 10 000 per lot, ideally 8000. In West Union, county approves 360 000 bridge project on Pheasant Road funded mainly by federal dollars.
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Vinton
West First Street
West Fifth Street
Don Martin
West Union
Fayette County
Pheasant Road
Auburn Township
Dangerous old Iowan Hotel to be torn down in Anamosa
City Council orders demolition of the former Iowan Hotel at Main and Garnaville after a safety report by M2B engineer Ronald Bechler. Owners may request a hearing within 10 days. if unresolved, demolition must occur within 90 days at the owners’ expense or by the city.
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Anamosa
Adrian Knuth
Knuth
Ronald Bechler
M2b
Cedar Rapids
Main
Garnaville Streets
Garnaville Street
City Hall
Mark Young
Michael Grassfield
Tornado Kills Two in Small Iowa Town. Cleanup Rules Set
A tornado struck a town of 620 on April 11 killing two women. It damaged two homes and major damage to nine others. Federal aid will not fund razing. residents must move debris to public rights of way for city and county crews to remove with local funds. Lucinda Parker of the Iowa Emergency Management Division explains the plan.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
Lucinda Parker
Iowa Emergency Management Division
Buchanan mill museum to open with $19700 grant
Buchanan County Historical Society wins a 19700 grant from REAP to create a Wapsipinicon Mill themed museum. The project will preserve 1870 grain milling heritage and farm industry changes with phased interactive exhibits over two years.
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Independence
Buchanan County Historical Society
Wapsipinicon Mill
State Historical Society of Iowa
Iowa
Ruth Kalkbrenner
Daily Notebook and City Schedule Highlights
Linn County and Cedar Rapids calendar items include the Abbe Center meeting and City Council planning at City Hall. Notices list multiple arrests for drunken driving, local fires, and forgery charges, with a lottery update and a jackpot winner to be announced.
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Linn County
Abbe Center For Community Mental Health
Cedar Rapids
Heritage Resource Center
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Kelly Johnson
Coralville
April Babey
Iowa City
Ron Clark
Riverside Theatre
Simon Says
Northwest Junior High
Ing Lot
Pohl
Fayette
Wellmark Health Insurance
Benefits Inc
Decorah
Voe Kasel
Anamosa Council
Agency
Keokuk
Feds
Associated Press
Buchanan Mill Museum
Darlene Shankle
Keokuk Steel Castings
Shankle
Armor Spray Systems Inc
Cleveland
South Lee County
Daily Notebook
Linn County Meetings
C.R
City Council
Benton County Board of Supervisors
Iowa County Board of Supervisors
Marengo
Weekend
Atte
Collins Plaza
Collins Rd
Public Works Complex
Sixth St
Farmers Market
Collins Road
Council Street
West Branch Farmers Market
Jack & Jill
First Street
the Gazette
Third Ave
E. Market St
Kyle L. Kinard
Shannon M. Shaffer
Cary J. Hahn
Jean Fisher
Brian E. Colburn
Jennifer S. Shimek
Chad M. Huntington
Jill K. Hagengast
Matthew S. Scranton
Leicha M. Yoder
Nathaniel Andrews
Karen Y. Chenery
Brendon J Petersmith
Jamie L. Stoddard
John F. Evans
Marie Tumilty
Thomas R. Updegraffi
Michele M. Moore
Robert S. Schmit
Mercedes D. Bailey
David M. Price
Amber L. Hardman
Brandon F. Gustafson
Lafayette
Ind
Kara M. Hajek
West Lafayette
Lewayne C. Howe
Connie J. Vollbrecht
Central City
Benjiman Anderson
Jill L. Schlichte
Hiawatha
Russell C. Heichel
Shawn L. Carignan
Traer
William C. Puckett
Lisa K. Eaken
Billings, Mont
Danny L. Wood
Heather L. Peterson
David B. Dolezal
Heidi J. Meisner
Kevin C. Hartwig
Roberta A. Fisher
Andrew K. Cordes
Dedra L. Pierce
Marion
Randal L. Koffron
Kim M. Toyne
Solon
Walter Burmeister
Onslow
Gillian R. Smith
Gary L. Hoding
Michelle Allodina
Mark E. Ironside
Samantha A. Schine
North Liberty
Larry A. Mead
Stacy T Schryba
Marshalltown
Eric D. Long
Downers Grove
Ill
Andrea L. Stibal
Evanston
Robert E. Parker
Lorettta A. Bulicek
18Th Ave
Rick H. Emerson
Grove Ct
Grove Court
Sara J. Idle
Pleasantville Dr
Marion Boulevard
Andrew J. Burkhardt
13Th Ave
Rockford Rd
Mount Vernon Road
19Th Street
11Th Ave
Johnson County
Allenia M. Boots
Pioneer Ave
Footlocker
Coral Ridge
Boots
OWA Lottery
Illinois
Holden
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