Frances Gilmore Riess 95 longtime North English resident
Frances Gilmore Riess 95 of North English died Oct 9 2012 at Mercy Iowa City. Cremation followed by family graveside services at North English Cemetery. Born Sept 18 1917 in Garden Grove she taught at Grant School and married William Riess in 1937. They farmed near North English then lived in town. Survived by daughters Ramona Hall and Sandra Hyde son William Riess Jr five grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Memorial funds for Valley View Assisted Living and Dollars for Scholars.
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Frances Gilmore Riess
North English
Mercy Iowa City
North English Cemetery
Frances Wilson Gilmore
Garden Grove
Iowa
Alexander
Sarah Little Gilmore
Williamsburg
Grant School
Keokuk County
Frances
William Riess
Galesburg
Ill
William
Valley View
Ramona
John) Hall
Sandra
Dexter) Hyde
Cedar Falls
William Jr
Beverly
West Des Moines
Julie
Hyde
Creeden
Paul
Michelle
Hyde) Swanson
Chad
Sarah
Hall) Dickson
Lance
Netherlands
Chris Hall
Jamie
Jennifer (Riess) Lundberg
Tim
Urbandale
Matthew
Elizabeth Swanson
Margaret
Thomas Creeden
Allie
Luke Lundberg
Tucker
Madeline
Elijah Dickson
Kaden
Delaney Hall
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Evelyn Harvey
Robert
Fred
George
David Gilmore
Valley View Assisted Living
English
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Obituary notices for Hawkes and Hill families in Iowa
Michael Allen Hawkes 66 of South Amana died Oct 9 2012. Visitation Oct 11 4 6 p.m. at Middle Amana Community Church. Graveside services Oct 12 10 a.m. at Cemetery with Elder Harold Pitt officiating. Also Geraldine Gerry Hill 86 died Oct 10 2012 in Cedar Rapids. Funeral Oct 12 10:30 a.m. at Phillips Funeral Home Chapel in Vinton. Interment Garrison Cemetery.
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Michael Allen Hawkes
South Amana
Harold Pitt
Middle Amana Community Church
Middle Amana
Kloster Funeral Home
Marengo
Michael
Deborah
Chanda Adams
Keven
Maryville
Deanna Oujiri
Steven
Lakeville
Minn
Jacob
Alana
Aaron Adams
Connor
Ellen Oujiri
Dorothy Jane Nagel Hawkes
High Amana
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Amana
Amana High School
U.S. Army
Deborah Roggentine
Trinity United Church of Christ
Amana Refrigeration
Amana Church Society
Amana Arts Guild
Klosterfuneralhome. Com
Geraldine
Gerry” Hill
St. Luke’s Hospital
Phillips Funeral Home
E. Sixth St
Vinton
Lanette Sue van
Garrison Cemetery
Garrison
Geraldine LaVonne Flickinger
Gerald “Jerry
Harriet E. (Wilson) Flickinger
Garrison High School
O.K. Hill
Garrison Methodist Church
Gerry
Legion Auxiliary
Garrison United Methodist Church
Kenton
Kala) Hill
Swansea, Ill
Cynthia Hill
Grundy Center
Delbert Flickinger
Aurora
Maurice
Joyce) Flickinger
Duane
Carol) Flickinger
O.K
Vincent
Keavin Hill
Phillipsfuneralhomes. Com
Mabel Baker 388 Dies in West Branch
Mabel Baker aged 388 died Tuesday October 9 2012 at Crestview Nursing and Rehab Center West Branch. Graveside service set for 10 a m Friday October 12 at St Joseph Cemetery Cedar Valley. Henderson Barker Funeral Home West Branch handles arrangements.
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Mabel Baker
Crestview Nursing and Rehab Center
West Branch
St. Joseph
Cedar Valley
Henderson-Barker Funeral Home
UNI education students gain in two way field experience model
The university shifts 600 level two placements from Price Lab to 26 Cedar Falls and Waterloo schools. Mentor teachers like Jarith Witt expand roles to include small group work while university staff build two way professional development with schools.
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Watson
UNI
Price Lab
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Jarith Witt
Lincoln Elementary
Witt
Sara Cart
Ney
Cartney
Hudson
Heat economists call this an affordable winter for most homes
The 2010 2011 winter is expected to be affordable for most households as natural gas and electricity costs stay below last year despite a rise in last year. Oil heat remains the exception with higher bills, hitting about 3 80 per gallon for heating oil and varied regional price shifts.
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Mark Wolfe
National Energy Assistance Director's Association
Northeast
Midwest
Middle East
Rockies
Iowa drought dampens need for fall tillage says ISU experts
ISU Extension agronomists in Iowa urge growers to skip fall tillage due to drought. With corn 76 percent harvested and soybeans 80 percent, deep cracks already aid infiltration, so disturbing soil now could worsen moisture loss. Leaving residue protects soil and supports worms and microbes for spring.
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Jim Fawcett
Iowa State University Extension
Iowa City
Jason Johnson
Virgil Schmitt
ISU
Muscatine
Schmitt
Fawcett
Iowa
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