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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2011
Page
5
Obituary index lists multiple individuals from Cedar Rapids Fayette Hills Marion Monmouth Ossian Ryan and Ossian Inez Daniels. The pieces note deaths around Oct 29 2011 with Papich Kubameral Service Cedar Rapids as the service reference.
Bertha Stoecker and Manor Doris Bender are listed with funeral home details and dates. Names such as Rachel Mae Duncan and James Rusty Brotherton appear amid memorial notes with burial and service center references.
The Cedar Rapids page lists funeral details for Donald A. McEleney and Betty JoAnn Schmidt with services at Alverna Heart Center and Cedar Memorial Park. It notes McEleney a dermatologist in Cedar Rapids, member of Prince of Peace Parish, and survivor family. Schmidt widow of Roger, former executive secretary, and Alzheimer's donations requested. Services set for late week with home attendance and online condolences at Cedar Memorial.
Phyllia Ann Treka 77 of Cedar Rapids died suddenly at home Oct 29 2011. Funeral Mass 10 am at St Wenceslaus Catholic Church Father Christopher Podhajsky burial St Johns Cemetery. Visitation 4 to 7 pm Tuesday at Papich Kuba Janeba Chapel West with rosary at 5 pm. Survived by husband Thomas six children ten grandchildren five great grandchildren two brothers and many relatives. Memorials to St Wenceslaus Catholic Church suggested.
Obituary notices list Joseph E Jenn 92 of Hills pending at Peter seim Funeral Home Kalona following his death at Atrium Village. Several other obituaries note deaths Oct 28 29 2011 in Iowa including David W Cannon 51 near Manchester Gary Haberkorn 56 Marion and Ron E Lee 55 Fayette with services in Manchester Marion and Fayette.
The Field of Dreams land in Iowa, owned by Don and [Lansing] since 1906, was put on the market for 5.4 million dollars in May 2010. Plans by the Stillmans include preserving existing structures and creating All-Star Ball Park Heaven with baseball and softball fields and an indoor training facility. Go the Distance aims to host youth tournaments, professional style training, and skills competitions as part of a broader effort to sustain the Field of Dreams legacy.
Howard Lee Horn died peacefully on Saturday October 29 2011 at home surrounded by family. Visitation is planned for 4 to 7 pm on Wednesday at Brush Chapel Cedar Rapids with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery and full military rites. Doris M. McGowan funeral services are at 10 am Wednesday at Cedar Memorial Westside Chapel with visitation 4 to 7 pm Tuesday and burial at Palo Cemetery.
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Francis L. Carroll 95 of Manchester formerly of Ryan died Sunday October 30 2011 at the Good Neighbor Home Manchester arrangements are pending with Leonard Muller Funeral Home and Crematory Manchester
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Christopher Catron and fellow protesters endure a harsh winter outside Des Moines camps. Organizers say sizable turnout persists with daily meetings drawing up to 100 participants, though cold weather may reduce overnight presence and lead to revised protest rules for winter flexibility.
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