Deaths Wayne Lensch and others in Iowa farming community
Wayne Alien Lensch 29 of rural Newhall died from farming accident injuries at home. Born 1952 in Cedar Rapids he married Christine Orcutt in 1973 and farmed in Newhall. Surviving wife Tonya and Brian, parents Charles and Doris, brothers, church roles, and farm bureau ties noted. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at St. John Lutheran Newhall. Also obituary notices for Frank L Wisksel 84 Solon and William Broulck 89 Hallmar Care Center with burial and service details.
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Wayne Alien Lensch
Newhall
Atkins
Cedar Rapids
Christine M. Orcutt
Kirkwood Community College
Family Farm Corp
St. John Lutheran Church
Church Choir
Caring Christian’s Club
Stewardship Committee
Benton County Farm Bureau
Cedar Valley Farm Business Association
Tonya
Brian
Charles
Doris Lensch
Fairfax
David C
Wausau
Wis
Dennis P
Urbandale
Iowa
Thomas H. Mueller
St. John’s
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Frank L. Wisksel
Solon
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Johnson County
Emma Staskal
Linn
Cedar Bluff
Margaret Slusher
Martha Kimm
Marengo
Francis
Joseph
Robins
Rose Willsel
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
Dennis Martin
Brosh Funeral Home
Memorial Services and Funerals in Various Iowa Cemeteries
Memorial services set for Fuller Wilma M at Murdoch Chapel Marion at 1 30 p m with burial in Oak Shade Cemetery a memorial fund established. Margaret E Hayes to be buried at Riverside Cemetery Marshalltown after 10 a m service at All Saints Catholic Church. James Cora to be buried in Montezuma at Steffy s Funeral Home after 1 30 p m service. Neil Chet Stocker to be buried Cedar Memorial Cemetery after 10 30 a m service at Beatty Bearle Murdoch Chapel.
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Mercy Hospital
10Th St
James
Cora
Steffy
Montezuma
Brockman Ave
Marion
Stocker
Neil
Chet
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Chapel
David Jurgens
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Death notices from Iowa communities list several obituaries
Obituaries for Amana Herman F Wiebold Kalona Si Brenneman Manchester Vemba Dunlap Marengo Everett Patterson Marengo Hilbert Schwarzing Toledo Mabel Neitzel Waukon Fred O Riley are recorded with service times call hours and burial sites across churches and cemeteries including East Union United Methodist Oakland Marengo Marengo St Johns Maple Grove Mount Olivet and St Patrick's Burial details follow church services with family visitation windows set before graveside tributes.
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Amana
Herman F. Wiebold
Uhlmann’s
Williamsburg
Kalona
Simon “Si” Brenneman
East Union Mennonite Church
Friends
Peterseim’s
East Union Cemetery
Manchester
Vemba M. Dunlap
United Methodist Church
Shelly's
Oakland Cemetery
Marengo
Everett D. Patterson
First United Methodist Church
Hoover-Valentine’s
Marengo Cemetery
Hilbert
Audrey) Schwarzing
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hoover
Valentine’s
Martin's
Mount Olivet
Judge keeps Bobbi Jo in foster care for now
Iowa City fourth year old Bobbi Jo Kirkwood will remain in a foster home as Judge Brent Harstad weighs evidence from a custody hearing. The decision follows findings that the child suffered injuries likely caused by a household member and that her mother Tami Gilson showed limited parenting understanding while remaining loyal to her boyfriend Rick Thompson. A 45 day progress report will be filed, guiding any future hearings.
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Iowa City
Bobbi Jo Kirkwood
Sixth Judicial District Juvenile Court
Brent Harstad
Bobbi Jo
Tami Marie Gilson
Harstad
Gilson
Iona
Rick Thompson
Thompson
Marengo
Johnson County
Daniel Bray
Solomons
Vermont
Mr. Thompson
Mona McElderry
Tom
McElderrys
Mona
Truck Kills Bicyclist North of Iowa City
A 40 year old man from Oxford was struck and killed by a semi trailer while riding north on Highway 1 between Dubuque Road and Bristol Drive. He moved to the gravel shoulder to let traffic pass and lost balance. He was pronounced dead at the scene by Johnson County medical examiner Dr. T T Bozek. No charges were filed.
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Iowa City
Oxford
Patrick Harney
the Gazette
Highway 1
Dubuque Road
Bristol Drive
T.T. Bozek
Johnson County
Fagg Confirmed to U.S. 8th Circuit Court Post
The Senate confirmed George Fagg, 47, of Marshall County as a federal judge on the U S 8th Circuit by unanimous consent. He awaits swearing in to fill the seat formerly held by Roy Stevenson after Reagan nomination.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
George Fagg
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Fagg
Marshall County
Reagan
Roy Stevenson
Iowa Could Gain Tax Revenue by Adopting Federal Rules
Iowa faced a near empty treasury could collect up to 44.3 million in added taxes over three years by mirroring 1982 federal tax changes. The report cites medical deduction limits as the largest potential gain, with 15.5 million possible, plus smaller gains from unemployment benefits taxation and investment tax credit adjustments. Republican Terry Branstad backs most changes, while Democrat Roxanne Conlin questions them.
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Judy Daubenmier Lazette
Des Moines
Bureau
Iowa
Treasury
Congress
Ron Mosher
Mosher
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Roxanne Conlin
Conlin
Jeff Morley
Vital Statistics Parenthood Announcements Across States
Oct 1 Anne Marie and Scott Johnson at 516 Longwood Drive NE announce a daughter. Sept 28 Valerie J Hillsman at 81 Seventh Ave SW announces a daughter. Oct 1 Cheryl and Thomas Scott at 965 Valleyview Drive Marion announce a son with Loreen and James Stratton Swisher listed. At Phoenix Sheila and Wayne Hepker welcome a son Sept 30 with Clark Larsen and Verlin Hepker as grandparents. At Denver Don and Dorothy Blanchard welcome a son Sept 29 with Warren A Blanchard as grandparent. Mary and Steven Zamastil Palo adopt a daughter Sept 28.
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Anne Marie
Scott Johnson
Longwood Drive
Louise
Lou Frasher
Anamosa
Valerie J. Hillsman
Seventh Ave
Cheryl
Thomas Scott
Valleyview Drive
Marion
Loreen
James Stratton
Swisher
Phoenix
Ariz
Sheila
Wayne Hepker
Clark Larsen
Verlin Hepker
Rainbow Blvd
Hiawatha
Denver
Colo
Dorothy
Don A. Blanchard
Warren A. Blanchard
Illinois St
Friday Fire and Medical Calls Log At Multiple City Streets
A series of Friday emergency responses include a nonlocation incident at 1104 32nd St NE an unknown mattress issue, medical emergencies at Fourth Ave and 15th St SE 4444 First Ave NE and Brentwood Dr with Boyson Rd NE, a carburetor backfire at 302 Third Ave SW and two needless calls at 100 block of First St NE and 1826 E Ave NW.
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Mattress
32Nd St
Fourth Avenue
15Th Street
First Ave
First Street
Brentwood Drive
Boyson Road
Third Ave
E Ave. NW
Corrections Clarifications From The Gazette
Tim Adams son of Mr and Mrs John Adams 907 llth St Marion was among 14 students nominated for Youth Leader of the Year His first name was wrong in Friday's paper Rick Sim mer 1625 Second Ave SE was wrong in an assault story Police supplied correct information The Gazette will respond to complaints about accuracy fairness and completeness of reports and headlines in this space A correction or clarification will be published when a report is found wrong or misleading Phone 398 8313.
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Tim Adams
John Adams
Llth St
Marion
The
Gazette
Rick Simmer
Second Ave
Linn County deputy may have duties changed again soon
Linn County Sheriff Don "Buzz" Sawyer may decide next week on the future of Deputy James Neagle after a Civil Service Commission reversal of his prior transfer from the detective bureau to the county jail. The commission said the move violated Civil Service rules due to lack of written notice, though it did not bar future reassignments.
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Linn County
James Neagle
Don “Buzz” Sawyer
Linn County Civil Service Commission
Sawyer
Neagle
Detective Bureau
Gerald Sullivan
Craig Kelinson
Commission
James Affeldt
Affeldt
Civil Service
Dennis Blome
Tehran Bomb Blast Kills and Injures Hundreds at City Center
Tehran state radio reports a massive blast in downtown Tehran destroying a hotel and three buses. The explosion left hundreds dead or wounded with a crater 60 feet deep and 20 feet wide. Authorities blamed U S mercenaries and noted hospitals overwhelmed by casualties.
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London
Tehran
Imam Square
Sepah Square
Tip to Keep Jeans Blue Longer
The advice suggests turning blue jeans inside out before washing and drying. Wash in cool water and iron inside out if possible. Hang to dry in a shady spot to prevent fading.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Louis Broulck
Mount Vernon Road
Hallmar Care Center
Turner Chapel East
Lowa
Ann Mittman
Senity Bureau
United Way of
East Central Iowa
East Central
United Way Office
United Way
U.S
St. Luke's
Mary
Steven Zamastil
Palo
Torfeh Hospital
Naser-Khosrow Avenue
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Lowe
Associated Press
AP News
John E. Lapes
Ellis Boulevard
Center Pt. Rd
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