Memorial services for Marion K Grace Gahagan today
Memorial services for Marion K Grace Gahagan are set for 11 a.m. today at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Cedar Rapids with Rev. Herbert Isenberg officiating. Burial will take place at a later date at Mansion Memorial Park in Bradenton Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Grace Gahagan
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Isenberg
Mansion Memorial Park
Bradenton
Fla
Obituaries for Anamosa area residents Sept 2004 death notices
Anamosa area obituaries report the deaths of Bud Ward 85 in Anamosa Sept 2 2004 and Donald Leytem 384 in Dubuque Sept 3 2004 plus Jean Vos 82 in Cedar Rapids and Palmer Schlake 91 in Garnaville. Services and visitation details follow for each, with survivors listed. Other notices include Ruth Kauffman 85 formerly of Kalona, Joe Gamble 82 Mechanicsville, Fritz Topping 71 Waverly, Mae Princehouse 387 Toledo, Irene Sivertsen Wheeler 83 Traer, and Robert Marek 75 Washington with church services burial and funeral plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth
Bud” Ward
Phyllis Scott
Anamosa
Carson & Son
Maquoketa
Jola McCutcheon
Monmouth Cemetery
Florence McCutcheon
Delmar
Raymond Ward
Center Junction
Palmer H. Schlake
Guttenberg Municipal Hospital
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Lechner
Garnavillo Community Cemetery
Tuecke-Allyn Funeral Home
Garnaville
Maryilyn Lingwall
Mesa
Ariz
Robert Schlake
Prairie du Chien
Wis
LaVerne Yohe
Waukon
Tueckeallyn.com
Joseph A. Gamble
Mechanicsville
Morgan
Mount Vernon Chapel
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mike
Columbia
Steven
Linda
Corpus Christi
Texas
Lisa
Brad Gamble
Lela Hayslett
Tipton
Maurice
Louis
Joe
Lisbon
Roy
Barbara Svoboda Gamble
Lisbon High School
Marilyn E. Tenley
Stanwood
Marilyn
Gamble Feed and Produce
Kent Feeds
First St
Jean “Fritz” Topping
Waverly
Monticello
Kaiser-Carson Funeral Home
Denver
Robert Ross
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Warren Evangelical
Brandi Sue Lange
Sandy Bell
Ionia
Janet Lemmer
Rosie Folkers
Cedar Falls
Sheila Keseberg
Becky Smith
Greene
Virginia Shatzer
Hampton
Kathy Phillips
Waterloo
Erma Ehlits
Mae J. Princehouse
Westbrook Acres
Gladbrook
Turner Cemetery
Garwin
Henderson-Overton Funeral Home
Toledo
Max
Mark
Merlyn
Robert L. Marek
Washington
Washington County Hospital
St. James Catholic Church
Edward O'Meira
Jones Eden Funeral Home
St. Vincent's Cemetery
Riverside
Mary
Obituary Notices for Dora Rinehart and Others
Dora Mae Michener Rinehart 99 of Iowa City died Sept 3 2004 in Mercy Iowa City from pneumonia complications. Services 7 p.m. at Gay and Ciha Funeral Service with visitation 4 p.m. to service time. Donations to Golden K Kiwanis or First United Methodist Church. Also notes on William Drummy and Russell Wyckoff death and Gazette submission rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Mae Rinehart
E. Washington St
Mercy Iowa City
Gay & Ciha
Golden K Kiwanis
First United Church
Iowa City
Dora
Dora Mae Michener Rinehart
Hedrick
William and
Edna ‘Mae”’ Hicks Michener
West Branch High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Robert “Bob” Rinehart
Davenport
University of Iowa
Veterans Administration Hospital
University Hospitals
Younker’s
First United Methodist Church
American Business Women Old Capital
Florence Larson
Doreen Zimmerman
Doc
Bob
Herbert
Lawrence
Elvin
Alvin Michener
Nellie Endsley
Gay & Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service
Notable Iowa Names Listed Across Towns and Roles
A compilation of residents and officials across Iowa towns including Anamosa Hildreth Bud Ward Cascade Donald Leytem Center Point Jean Vos Garnavillo Palmer Schlake Iowa City Dora Mae Rinehart Kalona Ruth Kauffman Maquireta Harold Graves Marion Grace Gahagan Mechanicsville Joseph Gamble Monticello Fritz Topping Montour Mae Princehouse Ryan William Drummy Traer Irene Sivertsen Wheeler Urbana Russell Wyckoff Washington Robert Marek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa — Hildreth
Bud’’ Ward
Cascade
Donald E. Leytem
Center Point
Jean Vos
Garnavillo
Palmer H. Schlake
Iowa City
Dora Mae Rinehart Kalona
Ruth Kauffman
Maquoreta
Harold E
Doc”’ Graves Jr
Marion — K. Grace
Gahagan
Mechanicsville
Joseph A. Gamble
Monticello
Jean
Fritz’’ Topping
Montour — Mae J. Princehouse
Ryan — William Drummy Traer
Irene Sivertsen
Wheeler Urbana
Russell ‘‘Dutch
Emblems Offered to Honor Deceased in Obituaries
Obituary notices may include emblems to show involvement in organizations. Up to three symbols can be used per obituary with each emblem priced at $10. Additional emblems for other groups are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Maquoketa Man Harold E Graves Jr Dies at 73
Harold E Doc Graves Jr 73 died Friday morning Sept 3 2004 at DeWitt Community Hospital Arrangements are pending at Carson Son Funeral and Cremation Services Maquoketa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. “Doc” Graves Jr
DeWitt Community Hospital
Carson & Son Funeral
Maquoketa
Englert on schedule despite debt risk for opening
Englert Civic Theatre Inc. expects the renovated Englert to open on Dec. 3 with A Christmas Carol but needs 700000 to 800000 in pledges to avoid debt. Total project cost tops five million, with renovations to lobby and auditorium usable soon and full completion early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Clark
Gazette
Iowa City
Englert Theatre
Eric Kerchner
Englert
Nebraska Theatre Caravan
Kerchner
Tom Rosenberger
IAFF Chief criticizes Bush during Cedar Rapids visit
Harold Schaitberger, IAFF president, denounces four more years of Bush at Fire House No. 5 in Cedar Rapids. He cites 9/11 Commission findings and notes Congress overrode a veto on hiring 75,000 firefighters. GOP responses defend funding and aid to first responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hogan -de
Harold Schaitberger
International Association of Fire Fighters
Cedar Rapids
Bush
Schaitberger
Congress
John Kerry
Kerry
Schallberger
Republican National Committee
David James
Schaltberger
Langford Convicted in Iowa City Bank Robbery
Benjamin Langford was found guilty by a Federal jury of bank robbery, firearm charges in relation to the Hills Bank and Trust heist in Iowa City, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. He faces a life sentence under the three strikes law, with a seven year term on the firearms conviction to run consecutively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
U.S. District Court
Hills Bank and Trust
Iowa City
Benjamin Langford
Langford
David Ness
Spaghetti Works
Ness
In Memory Of Guidelines For Notices
The notice outlines how to submit In Memory Of tributes with deadline 4 p.m. daily, specify publication date, and use a paid per word rate of 35 cents and 10 dollars per photo. For questions call 398 8221.
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Marion
Mercy Medical Center
Dubuque
Reiff Funeral Home
Murdoch Funeral Home
Kalona
Dressen
Iran
Kalona Mennonite Church
Astor Scott Kartzendrubr
Mick Murray
Peterseim
Montour
TRAER
Irene Sivertsen- Wheeler
Sunrise Hill
Overton Family Funeral Home
Ryan
William Drummy
Bohnenkamp-Murdoch Funeral Home & Cremation Service
Manchester
Urbana
Russell “Dutch” Wyckoff
Phillips Funeral Home
Vinton
Christian
Central States Theatres
Eric.clark
Gazettes
Munications
Old Threshers
Firefighter
Dick.hogan
Gazettecommunications.com
Harold Schallberger