Local Obituaries Notice From Hazleton and Surrounding Areas
Betty L. Fox 60 of 217 West Benton St died Sept 16 2006 after a cancer battle. Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St John Lutheran Fairbank burial Floral Hills Hazleton. Edith W. Mack 93 of Oxford died Sept 18 2006 cremation arranged. burial Fulton Cemetery Fulton Ill later. Edith Hollinshead Muck born 1913 nursing career. Married Ingverson and Muck. lived Oxford since 1950s. Clara Frahm Reeder 95 of Grandview Acres Tama died Sept 16 2006. services 11 a.m. Wednesday St John Lutheran Tama burial Maple Grove Tama. Olin Albert Ludwig Jr 92 of Washington IA died Sept 17 2006. services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Beatty Funeral Home Washington burial Cambria Cemetery Cambria Wis. Burial and visitation details listed. Survivors named for each case include spouses children and siblings. Memorials for Betty directed to family charities. Funeral homes: Woods in Fairfield and Gay & Ciha in Iowa City Oxford.
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Betty L. Fox
West Benton St
Grandview Care Center
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fairbank
Edwin Parker
Floral Hills Cemetery
Hazleton
Woods Funeral Home
Joan Fox
Darlene
Boyd) Reynolds
Dallas
Dale Fox
Strawberry Point
Robert
Janet) Fox
Bradenton
Fla
Kenneth
Martha Fox
Sarah Reynolds
Samuel Reynolds
Oelwein
Iowa
Kenneth A
Martha L. Fox
Betty
Don's Truck Sales
Edith W. Mack
Oxford
Gay & Ciha
Iowa City
Fulton Cemetery
Fulton, Ill
Edith Wilson Hollinshead Muck
Whiteside County
Ill
D. Earle and
Pharnia (Wilson) Hollinshead
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital School of
John Ingwersen
Edward Muck
Sweet Adelines
Nemora Club
CBS
David
Raggi Hollinshead
Temecula
Calif
Donna Hollinshead
Delray Beach
Michael
Christofer Hollinshead
Hazel
Millie Cook
Lauren Hollinshead
Frances Porter
Edith
Clara Frahm Reeder
Grandview Acres
Toledo
Tama
St. John Lutheran Church
Herb Knudten
Maple Grove
Kruse-Phillips Funeral Home
Joan Hobbs
Irma Vail
Albany
Ore
Barbara Smith
Judith Reeder
Debra Carra
Sandy Frahm
Olin Albert Ludwig Jr
Washington
Washington County
Beatty Funeral Home
James Clancy
Richard Boyd
Cambria Cemetery
Cambria
Wis
Norma
Laurence
Knoxville
Thomas
Galesville, Wis
Olin Iil
Capron, Ill
Peter
Arbor Vitae
Monticello woman Norma S. Meyer Hugh 83 dies after illness
Norma S Meyer Hugh age 83 of Monticello died Sunday morning September 17 2006 at Monticello Nursing and Rehabilitation Center after an extended illness. Services are 1030 AM Wednesday at SS Peter and Paul Lutheran Church rural Monticello with burial at Prairie Hill Cemetery. Friends may call 4 to 8 PM Tuesday at Goettsch Funeral Home Monticello Reverend Paul Finger will officiate. She is survived by husband Paul six children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Norma was born April 19 1923 in Greeley Iowa daughter of Herman and Marie Meyer. She married Paul G Hugh January 1 1946 and farmed in Delaware County before moving to Monticello in 1999. Two additional notices for Ralph W Utterback and Dorothy B Huseboe are listed with arrangements pending.
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Norma S. Hugh
Monticello
S.S. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
Prairie Hill Cemetery
Goettsch Funeral Home
Paul Finger
Goettschonline
Paul
Ronald Hugh
Barbara
Adam) Roses
Natick
Mass
Frances Gregory
Anamosa
Donna
John) Bader
Shirley
David) Harderson
Rebecca
Dan) Kraus
Teresa Gregory Hanson
Tim Gregory
Irvin Meyer
Edna Meyer
Iva Taylor
Manchester
Ira
Bob) Meader
Cedar Rapids
Paul Lee
Phillip
Phyllis
Denise Hugh
Arnold
Hugo Meyer
Irene Meyer
Wilma Meier
Hattie Burmiester
Norma S. Meyer
Greeley
Iowa
Herman
Marie Schade
Meyer
Norma
Earlville
Delaware County
Delhi
Paul G. Hugh
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Delaware
Castle Grove Township
Jones County
Dorothy Jane Baylor dies in What Cheer COPD death
Dorothy Jane Burger Baylor 59 of What Cheer died of COPD Saturday in University Hospitals Iowa City. Cremation followed and graveside services were set for 11 a.m. Tuesday Highland Cemetery. Friends may call tonight at United Methodist Church What Cheer. Harden Funeral Chapel in What Cheer arranging. Survivors include son Tom Burger and three sisters Betsy Axmear Joanne Bair Patricia Baylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jane (Burger) Baylor
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Highland Cemetery
Vince Homan
United Methodist Church
Harden Funeral Chapel
Tom Burger
Monona
Betsy Axmear
Sigourney
Joanne Bair
Keswick
Patricia Baylor
What Cheer
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Obama headlines Iowa steak fry amid 2008 buzz
Democrats tout hope and opportunity as Barack Obama, Illinois senator, headlines Tom Harkin 29th annual steak fry in Indianola Iowa. Gov Tom Vilsack and Mark Warner attend while Obama dodges 2008 questions focusing on fall campaigns and party unity.
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Rod Boshart
Megazette
Iowa
Barack Obama
Illinois
Trae
Bush
Republican Congress
Obama
Tom Harkin
U.S. Senate
George Bush
Party of Opportunity
U.S
Tom Vilsack
Virginia
Mark Warner
Bono
America
Harkin
Africa
Newsweek
Niki Neems
Iowa City
Warren County Fairgrounds
Neems
Julia Naylor
Fort Dodge
Indianola
Warner urges Democrats to take back Congress in Iowa
Former Virginia Governor Mark Warner urged Democratic activists at Tom Harkin’s steak fry in Indianola that the 2006 elections start in Iowa. He predicted a Democratic victory to reclaim Congress and critiqued the Bush administration’s framing of terrorism on the fifth anniversary of 9/11. He said voters want solutions, not rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Virginia
Mark Warner
Iowa
Warner
Tom Harkin
Congress
Bush
Associated Press
White House
Obama Speech Seeks Optimism Amid Anxiety Over American Future
In 2008 Obama noted Americans feel anxious about domestic policy failing to prepare children for global competition. He warned the next generation will inherit a tougher, poorer nation, while many remain hopeful that possibilities in America remain limitless despite leadership drift.
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Obama
Shoes That Guided a Lifetime of Dancing
Darrell recounts Lane and Doris Morgan dancing in a 1938 Navy surplus dress pair bought for 2.76 dollars. The shoes endured mud, two world wars, and decades of dancing across 45 states, Canada, and Mexico, with Doris tirelessly shining them after each wear. Lane kept dancing until Doris’ death, 2003, and the shoes remained a symbol of their life together.
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Darrell
Doris
Lane
Wellman
Ottumwa
Guy Lombardo
Mexico
Canada
Morgans
Home health workers bond with patients amid losses
Miller recounts a decade of home care experience and the deep attachments formed with patients and their families. She notes not all patients are terminal and some improve or move to independent living, while caregivers are often hailed as angels.
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