Mary E Polhamus-Anthony obituary from What Cheer Iowa
Mary E. Polhamus-Anthony 80 of What Cheer Iowa died May 28 2024 at University of Iowa Hospital Visitation June 1 2024 11 00 to 1 00 p m Stewart Baxter Funeral Memorial Services Mount Vernon Funeral 1 30 p m June 1 2024 burial Rose Hill Cemetery Mechanicsville She was born October 25 1943 in Iowa City daughter of Edward and Naomi Kleinmeyer She married Kermit Polhamus in McGregor Iowa She enjoyed garage sales auctions painting sewing and collecting angels Survived by children Barbara Jeff Rhoads Deborah Mark Mullan Ann Marie Todd Griffith grandchildren Jenny Scott Gramling Brad April Rhoads Brandon Mullan Veronica Mullan Jeremy Mullan Amanda Henkel Hunter Griffith Natasha Fumia great grandchildren Chloe Otis Caleb Madison Eli Finley sister Jeanne Garringer brothers in law Jim Fanning Eldon Penrod and many nieces and nephews Preceded in death by her parents husbands Raymond W Himes Kermit C Polhamus Keith Anthony siblings Robert Ed Gayle Judy and brother in law Jim Garringer
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Mary E. Polhamus-Anthony
What Cheer
Iowa
University of Iowa Hospital
Stewart Baxter
Mount Vernon
Rose Hill
Mechanicsville
Mary
Iowa City
Edward
Naomi
Hartgrave) Kleinmeyer
Kermit Polhamus
McGregor
Barbara
Jeff) Rhoads
Deborah
Mark) Mullan
Ann Marie
Todd) Griffith
Raymond W. Himes
Kermit C. Polhamus
Keith Anthony
Robert Kleinmeyer
Ed Kleinmeyer
Gayle Fanning
Judy Penrod
Jim Garringer
Largest stegosaurus skeleton to auction at Sotheby’s
Apex, the world’s largest stegosaurus skeleton, is set for auction at Sotheby’s this summer with an estimated value up to 6 million dollars. The nearly complete 11 foot tall, 20 foot long fossil, found May 2022 on private land near Dynasaur Colorado, draws praise from scientists and concern over research access as private sales rise.
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Sotheby’s
Dinosaur
Colo
Apex
Sotheby
Sophie
Museum of Natural History
London
Julien Louys
Griffith University
Queensland
Australia
Society For
Vertebrate Paleontology
Diego
Michigan reports third human bird flu case in dairy worker
A dairy worker in Michigan has tested positive for H5N1 avian influenza, the third human case since the virus appeared in dairy cattle this spring. The person had respiratory symptoms, received antiviral treatment, and is isolating at home while family members and coworkers are monitored. Public health officials say the public risk remains low and emphasize PPE use for dairy workers.
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Michigan
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Nirav Shah
CDC
Texas
USDA
Ing
Eric Deeble
Department
U.S
State Department
United States
Colorado
Petaluma
Calif
Getty Images
Communications lawyer Jonathan Blake dies at 85
Jonathan D. Blake, a Covington & Burling partner and former Federal Communications Bar Association president, died May 21 in Arlington VA from Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia at 85. Born Rumson NJ, he studied at Yale and was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford before Yale Law. He advised Washington Post before the FCC in the 1970s during license renewal battles.
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Jonathan D. Blake
Ata Hospital
Arlington
Elizabeth Shriver
Blake
Federal Communications Bar Association
Covington & Burling
Washington Post
Covington
Federal Communications Commission
Richard Nixon
Post
Florida
FCC
Nixon
Jonathan Dewey Blake
New Jersey
Rumson
Deerfield Academy
Massachusetts
Yale University
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Mary E. Polhamus
Anthony
Sotheby's
Jonathan Blake
Trinity College
University of Oxford
Cedar Memorial
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
CedarMemorial.com
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