Obituaries: Dorothy C. Necker and Marvin F. Eckenrod
Dorothy C. Necker 83 of Sumner died November 5 2001 in Community Memorial Hospital from a stroke. Services Friday at First Baptist Church. Burial Wilson Grove Cemetery. Survivors include husband Ted son Loren and daughters Patricia Printy and Karen Emerson. Marvin F. Eckenrod 47 of rural Sumner died November 5 2001 in a farming accident. Services Thursday at St John Lutheran. Burial St John Lutheran Cemetery. Survivors include wife Janet son Brian daughter Sara mother Luella and stepfather Robert Weltner and sisters Joyce Bearman and Kay Hilgendorf.
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Dorothy C. Necker
Community Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Tony Arends
Wilson Grove
Becker-Milnes Funeral Home
Sumner
Ted
Loren
Patricia Printy
Dunkerton
Karen Emerson
Greenfield
Marvin F. Eckenrod
St. John Lutheran Church
John Sorenson
Alan Schulz
St. John Lutheran Cemetery
Becker-Milnes Funeral
Janet
Brian
Sara
Waterloo
Luella
Robert Weltner
Joyce Bearman
Nashua
Kay Hilgendorf
Rochester
Minn
Eugene Merle Tipton Eves 79 dies after extended illness
Eugene Merle Eves 79 died Monday November 5 2001 at Mercy town City after an extended illness. Services 1030 a m Thursday United Methodist Church by Pastor DeLane Wright. Burial Tipton Masonic from 4 to 7 p m today at Fry Funeral Home Tipton. Survived by wife Clara two daughters Barbara Werling Tipton Donna Blick Atalissa and two sisters Betty Baker Marshfield Wis Carolyn Hinty Springdale.
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Eugene Merle Eves
Mercytown
United Methodist Church
DeLane Wright
Tipton Masonic Cemetery
Fry Funeral Home
Tipton
Clara
Barbara Werling
Donna Blick
Atalissa
Betty Baker
Marshfield
Wis
Carolyn Hinty
Springdale
In Memory Of Guidelines and Notice Details
In Memory Of provides directions for submitting obituaries and tributes with deadlines and pricing. Notices require written announcements by 4 p.m. on weekdays, specify publication date, and include photos for a fee. Contact number 398-8221 is listed for questions.
Maurine Primmer Campbell 84 died in Virginia Gay Hospital
Maurine Aliene Primmer Campbell 84 of Vinton died Monday November 5 2001 in Virginia Gay Hospital after an extended illness. Services at First Christian Church Vinton with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. She was born December 13 1916 in Vinton to Glenn Estes and Mabel Ida Abernathy Primmer and married Lloyd Ivan Campbell June 16 1935 in Smith Center Kansas. She worked at a neighborhood grocery and Vinton Produce and traveled with her Air Force husband during WWII. Survived by daughter Doreen Higgins five grandchildren nine great grandchildren one great great grandchild and siblings. Memorials to First Christian Church American Heart Association and American Cancer Society.
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Maurine Aliene Primmer Campbell
Virginia Gay Hospital
First Christian Church
David Gates
Evergreen Cemetery
Phillips Funeral Home Chapel
Vintoh
Glenn Estes
Mabel Ida (Abernathy) Primmer
Lloyd Ivan Campbell
Glenn Primmer
June
Pharr
Texas
Doris Smith
Nelda Eckhart
George
Vinton
Pat Cantondine
Dale
Tipton
David
Richard
Marion
Carl Primmer
American Heart Association
American Cancer Society
Victor Leeds 66 Dies After Sudden Illness in Indiana, Ohio
Victor Leon Dale Leeds 66 of Batesville Indiana died Sunday November 4 2001 at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a sudden illness. Services at 7 tonight Batesville United Methodist Church Batesville graveside at 10 a.m. Friday Victor Cemetery Victor Meyers Funeral Home Batesville arranged. Survived by son Kay Alan of Arlington Texas daughter Londa Foust Dayton Ohio brother Robert Greenville South Carolina.
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Leon Dale Leeds
Batesville
Ind
Victor
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Ohio
Batesville United Methodist Church
Victor Cemetery
Meyers Funeral Home
Kay
Alan
Arlington
Texas
Londa Foust
Dayton
Robert
Greenville
S.C
Englert Theatre Receives $365000 Federal Grant
The Englert Civic Theatre Group in Iowa City gains a $365,000 National Park Service Save America's Treasures grant toward a $730,000 total project. Local match is planned. Arts Iowa City will move onto the second floor with the third floor eyed as a cultural incubator for small non profits. Plans require approval by the state Historic Preservation Commission.
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Arts
Iowa City
Zimmer
Joe Wallis
National Park Service
Englert
State Historic Preservation Commission
Winneshiek Voters Balking Over Ethanol Plant Bonds
Winneshiek County will vote on issuing 20 million general obligation bonds to back a 57 million ethanol plant. The Board of Supervisors approved scheduling the election 4-1 after a petition of 550 residents prompted the move. Supervisor Bergan opposed. others supported the timing citing renewable energy needs.
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Decorah
Winneshiek County
Bergan
Daily Public Notebook of Local Meetings and Notices
A dense list of public meetings in Linn County and Cedar Rapids including city councils boards and committees with times and venues. It also notes library read create programs recycling info and a police blotter with drunken driving charges brush fires and property thefts. The item ends with lottery results and jackpots.
Libertarian Clyde Cleveland Seeks Iowa Governorship
Clyde Cleveland announces a bid for Iowa governor at the Iowa City Public Library with Edward Noyes joining him. Cleveland outlines a green and free platform emphasizing energy self sufficiency tax cuts prison reform and elimination of social programs to fund local government. He previously worked as a venture capitalist and now leads Cleveland Trading while courting Greens for a possible lieutenant governor role.
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Social Security
Cleveland
Green Party
Debby
Legacy of Vernon shapes UI and university life
Vernon United States official and University of Iowa leader Vernon 76 died of pneumonia after battling cancer. A Boston native and Harvard NYU Law graduate, he served WWII, joined UI in 1966 as law dean, advised presidents, including Howard Bowen. Survived by wife Rhoda, two children, three grandchildren, two sisters. Funeral Thursday at Agudas Achim. law school memorial Friday at Boyd Law Building.
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College of Law
Vernon
Howard Bowen
Rhoda
Agudas Achim
Law School
Boyd Law Building
Levitt
Plastic Products to Acquire Purethane Building in West Branch
West Branch clears plan for Plastic Products Co to buy the Purethane Inc. facility as Purethane closes in December. The project includes a $450,000 EDA Set-Aside Grant half forgivable loan if 150 jobs are created in two years, plus $75,000 local match. Hiring starts December 1 with average wages around 9.55 dollars per hour. sale expected by December 20.
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Purethane
Doug Johnson
Linstrom
West Branch
Plastic Products
Bill Gardner
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Prussia
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Flavorable Reviews
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Allen R. Frazier
Ninth St
First Avenue SE
Jill E. Behrens
120Th St
Highway 151
Daniel L. Hamilton
Anamosa
County Home Road
Brian J. Scott
18Th St
Sixth Avenue
Andrea M. Hill
Waterview Ct
12Th Avenue SE
Michael V. Bosslet
Taneytown
10Th Avenue
Mount Vernon
Danny Meyer
Barbara St
Gerardo Velez
Shaver Rd
Toni L. Smith
Raymond Kruger
15Th Ave
Center Point Rd
J St
Seventh Ave
16Th Ave
Spy Glass Hill
Parktowne la NE
Jowa
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Illinois Lottery
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Cleveland Trading
Kyle
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Mary Sue Coleman
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