Obituaries: Dorothy Marie Bowen and Clarion Hagelie
Dorothy Marie Bowen 73 died June 23 2001 in Washington Care Center after a long illness. Services June 26 10 am Jones Eden Washington burial Rock Island National Cemetery. Survivors include two sons five daughters two sisters and a brother. Clarion Hagelie 70 died June 22 2001 in Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo after a sudden illness. Services June 25 10:30 am Zion Lutheran West Union burial West Union Cemetery. Survivors include wife a daughter a son a brother and a sister.
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Wellman
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Okla
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Frankenmuth
Lodi
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Ottumwa
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Pam Kraft Knight obituary notices and services announced
Pamela Gale Knight Kraft 52 of 3482 Whittier Rd Springville died June 23 2001 of pancreatic cancer at home. Services 10 am June 25 at First United Methodist Marion. Visitation 3 to 7 pm today at Murdoch Marion. Private family burial Prairie Chapel Cemetery. Survivors include husband Gary daughters Kate and Annie Kraft son Tom Kraft mother Iola Grebe sister Patricia Laws Dan of St Louis. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Marion
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Murdoch Funeral Home
Prairie Chapel Cemetery
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Kate Kraft
Cedar Rapids
Annie Kraft
Los Angeles
Tom Kraft
Iola Grebe
St. Louis
Patricia Laws
Dan
Gale Grebe
Pam
Gale
University of Missouri
Linn-Mar High School
University of Northern Iowa
American Cancer Society
10Th St
WaukOn Charles Pettin gill, 71, dies after illness in Iowa
Charles Chuck E Pettin gill 71 died Saturday June 23 2001 at Good Samaritan Center after a lengthy illness. Services 2 p m Tuesday First Presbyterian Church burial Oakland Cemetery friends may call 4 to 8 p m Monday Martin Funeral Home Waukon. Survived by daughters Susan Counters Decorah Betty Christianson Waukon and son Mark Minneapolis.
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Good Samaritan Center
First Presbyterian Church
Larry Olson
Oakland Cemetery
Martin Funeral Home
Waukon
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Susan Counters
Decorah
Betty Christianson
Mark
Minneapolis
Local Guide Discovery Seeks Club Entries for Aug issue
The Gazette seeks clubs lodges and organizations in Linn and Johnson counties for its Discovery section due Aug 12. Submit a brief group description meeting time contact name and phone by July 2 to Phyllis Fleming at The Gazette Cedar Rapids or via mail fax or email.
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Cedar Rapids
Pfleminga
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Hoover honors uncommon thinker in scholarship program
West Branch Herbert Hoover Presidential Library hosts 15 high school seniors vying for three 5000 scholarships after presenting projects on entrepreneurship humanitarianism and conservation. Pete Hoover recited his grandfather's Uncommon Man speech to inspire candidates and the winner announcements occur October 6.
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Bradley visits Iowa to thank supporters amid 2004 run talk
Former New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley visits Coralville Iowa for a second time since November elections to thank supporters and visit friends. He downplays plans to test political waters and criticizes the tax bill while noting Gore lost due to trust and Clinton ties. He also comments on Bush and the Democratic challenge for 2004.
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Mount Pleasant
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Festa Pets Parade At FestaFun Draws Dozens of Animals
The Pet Parade at Greene Square Park drew about 50 dogs cats and other animals during FestaFun following the Freedom Festival Parade. DJ Scott Schulte hosted awards for silly pet tricks look-alikes shiniest pet and fluffiest pet.
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Scott Schulte
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Tony Leatner
Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Rapids Festival Parade Winners and Honorees
The event awarded Best Band to Grant Wood All City Drum Corps and El Kabir Shrine Drum and Bugle Corps. Best Decorated Vehicle went to The wray Center and Best Original Costume to Rich Patterson of Wells Fargo Bank. Furry Friend honor went to Prairie Creek Joe. Best Floats recognized Czech Heritage Foundation Bruner for Mayor Committee and Cedar Memorial. Walking Unit top honor to Five Seasons with Rockin Rams Iowa Skippers and Siegel's Gems as honorable mentions. Miss Petite Princess Jamisyn Christner honored in daily flag-raising at the Masonic Grand Lodge. mayoral remarks noted pacing the festival.
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Cedarapids
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Joe
Rockin’ Rams
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Thomas names campaign committee for Streets Commissioner run
Gazette staff report identifies the Re-elect Don Thomas for Streets Commissioner Campaign Committee with Ralph Palmer Cedar Rapids campaign manager Verne Wilkinson Cedar Rapids treasurer Vicki Finkstein Marion public relations manager and Laura LeBuhn Cedar Rapids chairwoman of finance and information technology Thomas says he will announce his candidacy for a fifth two year term in July Thomas was first elected streets commissioner in 1993.
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Ralph Palmer
Cedar Rapids
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Marion
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Cedar Rapids Daily Notebook Highlights Local Events
The schedule lists events across arts, outdoors, and culture. Highlights include the U S Council of Mayors Annual Meeting in Cedar Rapids, Freedom Festival downtown, county fairs in Cresco and Edgewood Rodeo Days, Wild West celebrations, Hoover Award weekend in West Branch, and multiple concerts, lectures, and theater productions across Iowa including Grinnell, Tipton, Anamosa, Iowa City, and Amana Colonies with varied admission and times.
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Cedar Rapids
Howard County
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Hoover Presidential Library
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Powerball Jackpot and Iowa Lotto Numbers Report
Saturday June 23 draws list Powerball 36 with a 12 million jackpot and Power Play 2. Iowa Lotto Roll Down shows 15 24 25 56 53 with 100000 cash game entries 15 21 22 31 32 freeplay replay 4 5 9 20 26 27. Illinois Pick 3 Evening 55 8 Illinois Lottery Pick 3 Midday 14 6 Pick 4 Midday 3 342 Pick 4 Evening 0 2 9 2 Lotto 6 15 17 25 47 49 Jackpot 11 million.
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