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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2003
Page
12
Obituaries and funeral service details for Eva Daugherty, Robert Cooper, A William Hoover, Richard Angerer, and Carol Payton. Includes locations in Cedar Rapids, Adel, Muscatine, and Cedar County. service times from Tuesday to Monday. memorial donations and survivors listed. arrangements by Murdoch Linwood and Goettsch or Cedar Memorial funeral homes.
Obituaries note Paul H. Finck age 80 of Durant dies after short illness in Wilton services at St Marys Church with burial in Durant. Survivors include wife Virginette and daughter Sharon Marken. Also listed are Michael T Bengston age 18 with service at First Lutheran McGregor and burial at Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Charles Blume age 67 of Oxford Mills with services at St Marks Lutheran Oxford Junction and burial at Mayflower Cemetery. Robert Neiderhiser with services at Brush Chapel Cedar Rapids and burial Rogers Grove Cemetery rural Ely. memorial funds noted.
Richard A. Gay 72 of Iowa City died June 13 2003 after heart failure. Memorial services June 17 at First Presbyterian Church with visitation today at Gay and Ciha Funeral Home. Mary M Bohr 97 died June 13 2003 in Ossian. services at St Francis de Sales Church. Howard Levi Wedemeier 78 died June 14 2003 in Fayette with services at St John Lutheran. Leona Wedemeier and family noted in obituary notices.
Dariene bBanis died Sunday night June 15 2003 at home after a brief illness arrangements pending at Tuecke Allyn Funeral Home Guttenberg. David John Wilson 57 of Guttenberg died June 13 2003 of liver failure at home a Celebration of Life at St Johns Lutheran Guttenberg 10 a.m. Tuesday burial Oakland Cemetery Iowa City. Wilson born July 13 1945 Davenport Iowa to Robert and Bernetta Carpenter Wilson taught 35 years in Guttenberg retiring this spring. He was a music educator devoted to students and community. survived by daughter Shalla Beth Wilson sister Kay Nickelson brother-in-law Richard Shalla and many relatives friends and colleagues. Funeral notices follow with Gazette guidelines and pricing details.
A roster of residents linked to multiple Iowa towns including Anamosa Cedar Rapids Guttenberg Iowa City Mt Auburn Ossian Oxford Junction Sumner Des Moines and others. The compilation mentions individuals such as Payton Angerer Cooper Daugherty Hoover Power Finck Bahls Wilson and Wedemeier with multiple first names and surnames.
A district court ruled Iowa State University may not use a nearly 157000 dollar bequest to tune and maintain a historic Memorial Union pipe organ. Ralph Borck donated the funds. Paul MacVey questioned the message to donors as ownership shifted when the union became university property.
A federal judge ruled Iowa State is not obligated to honor Borck's will after the union's private ownership dissolved. The university will seek a group to take the dust covered organ, with a July 2 hearing to decide whether Borck's money goes to charity or his relatives. Memorial Union officials say the organ no longer fits their mission for current students.
David Sanders sued PNC Bank for restitution after depositing 250000 into a Mezvinsky account in 1999, hoping for double returns. Magistrate Rueter found no evidence the bank ignored obvious signs or acted in bad faith, noting no compelling reason to investigate Mezvinsky’s suspected misuse.
Mason City reports about 29 million dollars in projects planned, with 3.5 million completed recently. Ongoing work includes a 17 million water treatment plant and up to 6 million for the Northbridge renewal project. The 2.9 million aquatic center was completed, funded mainly by 2 million in bonds. Funding comes from bonds, local option sales, tax revenues, state grants, and tax increment funds. The city holds a 62 million bonding capacity, well above current use, says finance director Kevin Jacobson.
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