David D. Hines Funeral Service Notice
Visitation precedes the service at Murdoch Funeral Home Center Point. The funeral is at 4 p.m. Friday September 9 with a reception at the Christian Church Center Point following.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2011
Page
9
Visitation precedes the service at Murdoch Funeral Home Center Point. The funeral is at 4 p.m. Friday September 9 with a reception at the Christian Church Center Point following.
Melvin F. Tiny Popcorn Bartosh 70 of Walford died Sept 6 2011 at home after a courageous cancer battle. Services at 10:30 a.m. Sept 9 Brush Chapel Cedar Rapids burial Hala Cemetery Walford with military rites. Visitation 4 to 7 p.m. Sept 8 at Brush Chapel. He married Darlene Rettig March 11 1978 in Amana. He worked for Amana Refrigeration 1960 to 2002. Memorials directed to family.
Lila Earhart 73 of Burlington formerly Eldon died at home Sept 5 2011 Funeral 1 p.m. Sept 8 Kremer Eldon with Pastor David Albert officiating Burial Fiddler Cemetery Visitation 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thurs Kremer Eldon She was born Feb 23 1938 in Stuart Iowa to Floyd and Ethel Pilcher She married James L Earhart Jan 13 1962 Survivors include husband three sons six grandchildren one brother one sister and many nieces and nephews Memorials to Scleroderma Foundation.
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The report outlines state and local actions on body piercing regulations in Iowa. It notes most states ban piercing minors without parental consent while local councils in Council Bluffs and Cerro Gordo County adopted age 18 standards in 1999. ey.
States near Iowa set varying age limits on piercings with parental involvement. Minnesota allows consented minors with restrictions on nipple genital piercings and other procedures. Wisconsin bans under 16 and requires consent for 16 17 year olds. Illinois bans under 18 without written parental consent. Missouri requires parental consent for minors to be pierced or tattooed. Nebraska defines unprofessional conduct for under 18 without guardian present. South Dakota requires written consent for under 18. local shop, Ink Spot, states high standards. Anessa Miller notes hopes for Iowa alignment.
Iowa case hinges on a tax credit scheme linked to film makers and luxury autos. Prosecutors portray Wheeler as inside man. he defends following laws and agency guidance. Jury returns nine verdicts amid lingering motions and comments from Attorney General Miller.
Gov. Terry Branstad says his ownership of about a dozen rural Iowa buildings poses no conflict with criticizing the USPS plan to close many rural post offices. He notes only one of 178 slated closures is owned by him and his wife, stressing minimal impact on his holdings. Rick Watkins cites fiscal reality behind the cuts and a shrinking customer base.
Adults with diabetes and an open foot sore are invited to participate in a University of Iowa based research study. The study aims to determine if diabetic foot ulcers may lead to infection related complications through multiple clinic visits.
Balster's Implements and Parts in Scotch Grove near Monticello will host a long sale from 9 a.m. to 7 30 p.m. on September 15 16 and 17. The on-site event will showcase the history of Balster's and Scotch Grove and feature wagon parts collectibles and related items.
David Rasdal recalls selling shop inventory and storing remaining stock from Balster's stores as a legacy auction unfolds. The sale includes a Wang computer from 1968 and a cash register while aiming to preserve memories, with continued local ties and international curiosity.
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