Obituaries for Klostermann and Ellis in Iowa and Missouri
Two obituaries note the death of Donald J. Klostermann 85 of Marion Iowa on October 22 2024 with services and burial details. Also memorializes Margie Marie Ellis 78 of Fulton Missouri who died October 20 2024 with a celebration of life set for November 16 2024 at Lions Club Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Klostermann
Marion
Iowa
Dennis
Donna Oldorf
House of Mercy
Hiawatha
Murdoch Funeral Home
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Don
Dyersville
Iown
Ervin
Mildred
Nefzger) Klostermann
Earlville
Kirkwood Community College
United States Army
Verna Harris
Kwik-Way
Knights of Columbus
American Legion Post 298
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Boundary Waters
Verna
Denver
Maine
Kevin
Stacey) Klostermann
Kristi Kallas
Hailey
Brendan
Andrew
Dani
Kam
Remington Mueller
Jim
Julie) Klostermann
Reform
Alabama
Tom
Vivian) Klostermann
Coggan
Margie Marie Ellis
Fulton
Margie
Della Luster
David
Fulton, MO
Stella Judkins
Columbia, MO
Ralph Beltz
Deb
Sumner
Jessica
Megan
Nikki
Melissa
Anthony
Randy
Trevor
Cameron
Alek
Jay
Margaret
Wanda
Joe
Opal
Lassie
Bill
Shirley
James Billy
Jesse Jr
Dee
Adam
Jeff
Margie-Marie-Ellis
the Lion's Club Park
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Indians Celebrate Diwali With Record 2.51 Million Lamps
In Ayodhya near the river Saryu thousands of volunteers lit 2.51 million clay lamps marking Diwali, surpassing last year’s 2.2 million. Guinness noted the display as the city secured a seventh consecutive world record amid drone surveillance and security lockdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucknow
India
Ram
Lakshmi
Uttar Pradesh
Yogi Adityanath
Ayodhya
Narendra Modi
Supreme Court
Pratibha Goyal
Ram Manohar
Singh
Rajkaran Nayyar
Saryu
Associated Press
EPA warns Co-Zero may face further penalties over PFAS contamination
The EPA cites noncompliance with federal rules at Co-Zero following a explosion and fire that endangered drinking water sources. Violations include unsafe handling of PFAS, improper electrical design, blocked conveyor repairs during operation, lack of hazard signs, poor emergency planning, and inadequate worker training. The company paid over 1.5 million for cleanup, plans to fold, yet EPA questions dissolution and notes possible criminal probes and civil actions. Brand and associates face SEC and other investigations. Idaho links suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
EPA
Co-Zero
Brand
Howard Brand III
Idaho
Iowa
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
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Karen
Murdochfuneralhome.com
Margie Ellis
Co-Zero Company
Jared
Strong
Thegazette
Marengo
Jim Slosiarek
the Gazette