Local Obituaries Highlight Summers Shaffer Will son Hite
Obituary notices for Laurel Summers Sr Laura Shaffer Josephine Weber Jeanette Dawes Will son Sally Hite outline deaths on Sept 11 2000 in Iowa nursing homes and area hospitals. Services and burial details list Haylock O'Hara Lahey Cedar Memorial Phillips Overton Van Steenhouse and related funeral arrangements. Survivors include multiple children grandchildren and spouses with locations Cedar Rapids Davenport DeWitt Vinton and Urbana. Memorials directed to local libraries and Craft clubs.
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Laurel H. Summers Sr
Crestridge
Haylock- O’hara & Lahey
Maquoketa
Linwood Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Carol Summers
DeWitt
Deborah Summers
Davenport
Lorann Nims
Andrew
Laurel Jr
Jeanette Dawes Willson
West Village
Independence
Wesley United Methodist Church
Vinton
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Overton-Van Steenhouse Funeral Home
Charles Dawes
la Porte City
Eugene Dawes
Garrison
Lucille Ary
Sally Hite
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Urbana Cemetery
Urbana
Mechanicsville Woman Dorothy Hines Dies After Brief Illness
Dorothy M. Hines 72 died Monday September 11 2000 in St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids after a brief illness. Memorial graveside services 11 am Thursday at Rose Hill Cemetery Mechanicsville by Rev Steve Arronwitz with no visitation. Arrangements Morgan Funeral and Cremation Choices Mechanicsville Chapel. Survivors include brothers Roger and Dale both of Lisbon.
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Laura K. Shaffer
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Cedar Rapids
Bill Graham
Grace Baptist Church
Marion
Cedar Memorial Park
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Daniel
Tom
Sue
Springville
Patrick
Esther
Prospect Heights
Ill
Richard
Keota
Iowa
Dawn
Reba
Tamera
Samantha Shaffer
Cary
Steven
Michael
Chuck Shaffer
Brrianna Shaffer
Laura
Independence
Dale
Mary Brown Shaffer
Rockwell-Collins
Embroiders Guild
Rockwell Craft Club
Dorothy M. Hines
St. Luke’s Hospital
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mechanicsville
Steve Arronwitz
Morgan Funeral
Mechanicsville Chapel
Roger
Lisbon
City seeks part time recreation director in Williamsburg
Williamsburg officials will advertise for a new recreation director after firing Jeremy Schellhorn. The position will start Feb 1 as part time for at least a year, paying $10 per hour for 20 hours weekly, with applications due by Nov 1. Schellhorn was dismissed following disagreements with the council.
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Williamsburg
Jeremy Schellhorn
Schellhorn
Council
Williamsburg Council Shifts Director Role to Part Time
Williamsburg council delays decisive action on the director position after Schellhorn tenure issues. They reclassify the job as part time and rewrite duties while leaving open the possibility of full time employment within a year, depending on aquatic center plans for spring 2001.
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Schellhorn
Williamsburg
Garth von Ahsen
Don Kirkpatrick
Marcia Greiner
Public notices and local events mixed in Cedar Rapids Gazette brief
Gazette Note lists city meetings lectures markets and recycling along with lottery results and local births. Includes multiple city and county official sessions in Linn County and surrounding areas, plus a few arts and community programs and a drunken driving charge.
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Gazette
Linn County
Julie A. Landis
44Th St
Marion
City refuses to pay attorney's fees in airport contract case
Independence council declined to pay 1819.35 in fees for two attorneys hired by Connell Aviation II during contract talks. City Clerk Debra Lynn said the bills were removed from payment lists and sent to City Attorney Donna Lesyshen for guidance noting private fees need court order to be paid. Connell protested that city actions and audits caused need for legal help, while Connell Aviation II argued negotiations should have stayed with airport committee.
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WL Suttespol
Independence
Independence City
Debra Lynn
Donna Lesyshen
Lynn
James
Karen Connell
Connell Aviation II
Lesyshen
Connell
Airport Committee
Cornell Aviation II
North Liberty bakery rescinds grant for rail spur line
The Iowa Transportation Commission canceled a $100,000 Revitalize Iowa’s Sound Economy grant to fund a rail spur to Rudi’s Bakery in North Liberty after the plant shifted to truck deliveries. Rudi’s is building a 40,000 square foot organic bakery along Highway 965 with multiple funding sources including a $223,527 RISE grant and a $2.2 million Iowa Agricultural Finance Corp. investment.
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Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
AMES
Iowa Transportation Commission
North Liberty Bakery
Rudi
Iowa
Tom Vaughan
Iowa Agricultural Finance Corp
Tederra Food Capital Fund
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Community Economic Betterment
Regional Roundup Highlights Vinton-Shellsburg and Elkader Actions
Vinton-Shellsburg school board plans 2000 2001 benchmarks adding quality staff development and may withdraw from the North Central Accreditation Model while upgrading a third grade computer lab. Elkader City Council approves city administrator role with expanded duties and new jobs, plus 260E agreements for several firms. Atkins invites bids for a $1 million sewage lagoon with work set to begin in October.
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Vinton
Vinton-Shellsburg
Richard Drey
Eldon Pyle
Central
Beth Haring
Atkins
Northeast Iowa college approves training deals for three firms
The Northeast Iowa Community College Board of Trustees approved preliminary training agreements for M’s Machine and Manufacturing Co. of Monona adding 13 jobs with a $30,000 investment Kendrick Forest Products of Edgewood adding 10 jobs with a $75,000 investment and Precision Tool and Engineering of Dubuque adding jobs with a $50,000 investment.
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Medline Industries
Dubuque
MDK Inc
New Hampton
Blessing Industries of
Fayette
American Injection Molding Inc
Cascade
Bird Chevrolet
Calmar
Northeast Iowa
Northeast Iowa Community College Board of Trustees
M’s Machine and Manufacturing Company Inc
Monona
Kendrick Forest Products
Edgewood
Precision Tool and Engineering of
Garnavillo Board Approves Teacher Sharing and Roof Repair
The Garnavillo school board approved three teacher sharing agreements with Guttenberg for pre calculus industrial arts and psychology instruction at both districts. Cedar Service of Cedar Rapids will repair the gymnasium roof at a cost not to exceed $10 000.
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Garnavillo
Guttenberg
Carol Snool
Bill Lenhart
Carol Clefisch
Cedar Service
Cedar Rapids
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