Obituary of Glen J. Aye Davenport veteran meat cutter dies
Glen J. Aye 77 of Davenport dies after extended illness at St. Lukes Hospital. Services at Range Chapel Davenport officiated by Rev. J.C. Foster Jr. Burial Oakdale Cemetery. Born Jan 2 1898 in Moscow son of August and Erma Aye. Survived by wife Mabel two daughters Helen Taylor and LaVern Eddy Leppla four grandchildren three great grandchildren one great great grandson two brothers Leo and Kenneth and three sisters.
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Glen J. Aye Davenport
Glen J. Aye
Davenport
St. Lukes Hospital
Range Chapel
J.C. Foster Jr
Oakdale Cemetery
Range Mortuary
Glenn Aye
Moscow
August and
Erma (Valett) Aye
Mable Watts
Muscatine
Aye
Oscar Meyer Company
Mabel
Helen Taylor
LaVern ‘‘Eddy
Leppla
Leo
Blue Grass
Kenneth Tucumcari
N.M
George Sterner
Atalissa
Ivan Sterner
Wilton
Grace Schmitt
Donahue
H. Ray Leigh Aledo
H. Ray Leigh
Aledo
Ill
Mercer County Hospital
Reiser Chapel
Charles Morey
College Avenue Presbyterian Church
Drury- Reynolds
Ray Leigh
Mt. Vernon
John
Flora (Cress) Leigh
Minnie Haren
Galena
Leigh
Eliza Community
Viola
Viola Lions Club
Rio Budget and Loan Association
A.S.C. Soil Conservation Office
Mercer County
Minnie
Charles
Lorrain
Weyant
Springfield
Justin Hood
Port Orchard Wash
Kenneth West VanAtta obituary in West Liberty
Kenneth VanAtta 70 of West Liberty died Saturday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City Visitation begins Sunday at Snider Funeral Home West Liberty Services at 1030 Monday West Liberty United Methodist Church Burial in Oakridge Cemetery West Liberty A former city mail carrier
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West Liberty
Kenneth VanAtta
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
West Liberty United Methodist Church
Oakridge Cemetery
Snider Funeral Home
VanAtta
Funeral services for William A. Davis set for Monday
William Arthur Davis 18 of Montpelier died today in a one car crash near Montpelier. Services will be held at 2 p m Monday at Riley Funeral Home. A full obituary and accident story appear on page one.
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Riley
William Arthur Davis
Montpelier
Home burns in Wapello
WAPELLO fire chief James Earnest says a Friday evening blaze at Lela Staats home 206 Spring caused extensive damage to the back porch and bathroom with a small attic fire. Firefighters took about an hour to extinguish the 5:45 p.m. call and faulty wiring was suspected but the cause remains under investigation.
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Wapello
James Earnest
Lela
Central State promotes two officers in bank moves
John B. Rigler of Central State Bank announced two promotions. David M. Croy becomes assistant vice president and manager of the installment loan department, having joined in February from First National Bank in Waverly. Donald C. Martin will transfer July 1 to the commercial banking department to lead business development and marketing, a decade with Central Bank.
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John B. Rigler
Central State Bank
David M. Croy
Croy
First National Bank
Waverly
Rigler
Donald C. Martin
Wapello Man Suspects Hit-and-Run Suspect
Car owner Ed Ketlick of Letts says he almost knows who struck his parked car on North 2nd Street in Wapello Friday night and left. He cannot prove the identity, according to Wapello deputy marshal Larry Lids. The impact bent the rear bumper and caved in a rear fender, with the vehicle moved about five feet.
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Wapello
Ed Ketlick
Letts
North 2Nd Street
Larry Lids
Letts Man AWOL From Fort Riley Apprehended
Alvin J. Long 22 of Letts was captured by Louisa County deputies after a May 1 AWOL from Fort Riley Kansas. Authorities said they knew his location but waited for official notice before seizure.
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Wapello
Ft. Riley
Kan
Louisa County
Engagement bells ring at Zion Lutheran for Dianne Stange and Bim Prichard
Dianne Stange and William Prichard plan a June 29 wedding at Zion Lutheran Muscatine. The couple will exchange vows as the church bell rings 14 times at 2 pm. Dianne teaches English at Central High School DeWitt and Bim teaches special education there. Family ties to Zion Lutheran span generations with Dianne’s great grandparents among charter members.
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Zion’Lutheran Church
Muscatine
Dianne Stange
William “Bim” Prichard
Dianne
Zion Lutheran Church
Christian Stange
Hermann Dammann
Donald Stange
John Prichard
EB. Broadway
Streator
Ill
Central High School
DeWitt
Iowa
Bim
Vacation Church School closes with open house
Forty five children from nursery through sixth grade completed United Presbyterian Vacation Church School in Columbus Junction. A closing picnic occurred at Chautauqua Park with an open house planned for Sunday at 9 30 a m refreshments served. Church leaders and helpers named. Holy Communion set for June 29 at 10 45 a m. DES MOINES AP The May 15 Iowa farm price index up eight percent from April and 23 percent higher than May last year.
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Columbus Jct
United Presbyterian Vacation Church
Chautauqua Park
Joy Clark
Connie , Robertson
Kay Duncan
Georgia Ko
Denise Oak
Diane Oak
Mary Gipple
Tony Tate
Kathy Bell
Sheila Boulton
Nancy Orr
Roberta Bell
Vicki Cecil
Ganfield
DES Mgines
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Bell tolls for wedding at First Presbyterian church
Ann Jackson and Don Drakos plan a 7 p.m. Saturday June 28 wedding at the First United Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids where bells have tolled for generations. Ann, 24, holds a BA in social work from Iowa and directs the Youth Employment Service. Don, 24, attends Mt. Mercy College majoring in sociology and will graduate in December. The couple, engaged a year, will live in Cedar Rapids after marriage.
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Ann Jackson
Don Drakos
First United Presbyterian Church
Ann
Don
Stanley Drakos
Rt. 3
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Mercy College
Ralph Jackson
Robin Road
University of Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Iowa City
Mulberry Avenue
Court House Square
Bell Memorial Gift precedes Grace Lutheran wedding
The Grace Lutheran church bell at 2107 Cedar St will not ring before the 2 p.m. ceremony of Steven Reeves and Shawna Hopkins on Saturday June 28. The organ chimes will ring three times before the processional. The couple dated ten months and engaged five months. Shawna, a Muscatine High School graduate, works in Grain Processing Corporation office. Steven works at Monsanto Chemical Co. They will marry in the church memorial bell’s presence, with five attendants and Shawna escorted by her father. After a two-week Yellowstone trip they will reside in a trailer at L and B Trailer Court.
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Grace Lutheran
Carl Walter
Dorothy Lothringer
Shawna
Steve
Steven
Ernest Reeves
Monroe St
Monsanto Chemical Co
Donald Hopkins
Climer St
Muscatine High School
Grain Processing Corporation
Yellowstone National Park
L and B
Court costs add to fines in local daily report
Court records list Driving with suspended license for Chester H. Rhodes fined 200 dollars and 90 days in Muscatine County Jail with 60 days suspended for good behavior. Other entries include curfew violations, speeding, disobeying stop signs, and various small claims and probate actions. July notices include marriages, adoptions, dismissals, and births.
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Chester H. Rhodes
Muscatine County
Jean White
E. and
Dave Brockert
Glen Ave
Wayne H. Benscoter
Pella
Edward L. Ketsenburg
North Liberty
Martin W. Buster
Bridgeman
Dianna L. Keig
Iowa City
Legislative report from Blale F representative on bills and cost
The report covers an emergency measure to bolster the unemployment compensation trust fund costing over 40 million dollars next year and more in subsequent years. It notes opposition to a flat rate increase, support for the IPERS bill, and allocations for elderly relief but questions on fund distribution. It mentions a failed 9 percent legislative pay raise, general spending concerns, and outreach with local groups like West Liberty Girl Scouts.
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Iowa
House of Representatives
West Liberty Girl Scouts
West Liberty
Stolen items from Muscatine truck and neighborhood thefts
Police report multiple thefts in Muscatine including a truck at Plow and Pedal Inc on U.S. 61 where tire, wheel, and logging chains valued at 145 dollars were taken on June 14. A lawn chair, two garbage cans, and bicycles were stolen from local residences and stores, with values ranging from 4 to 70 dollars. An accident on Friday involved two cars at Sycamore and E Third Streets.
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Robert K. Stohr
Carol J. Paetz
Moline Body Co
Ford Motor Co
S-M Service Co
Ron Alpen Ford, Inc
Walter H. Sorrells
Daniel E. Bennett
Elizabeth E. Bennett
Larry
Plow and Pedal Inc
Muscatine
U.S. 61
Robert Stechschulte
E. 8Th St
Lenz Lorber
Culver St
Tony Tate
Oregon St
Sun Mart
Grandview Ave
Charles Buckley
Evans St
Sycamore and
E. Third Streets
Paul E. Thomas
Climer SL
Judith A. Long
Town Ave
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Dennis R. Little
Geo. M. Wittich Funeral Home
Keith Sorensen
Richard Dilts
Gary Lane
Jerry Canarr
Floyd Little
Phil Brockett
Lewis Simpson
Herb Coss
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Little
Des Moines
Kenneth
Donald L. Oak
Columbus Junction
Donald LeRoy Oak
Columbus Jet
College of Medicine
United Methodist Church
Donald Oak
Henry J. and
Rose Lenore (Darrell) Oak
Ariene Carey
Kahoka
Oak
United Presbyterian Church
Masons and
the Shrines
Bath Packing Company
Arlene
Jack A
U.S. Navy
Chippana
Spain
Howard
William Davis
David Croy
Central State
Cxsedsdoort
Gal
William Prichard
Belt At Zion Lutheran
Ann Jackson, Don Drahos
Bell
First Presbyterian
Shawna Hopkins, Steven Reeves
Grace Lutheran Church
Daily Report
Jack L. Burns
Ashland
Wapelio
Mariano Rodriguez
Canon’ Ave
Rodriguez
Floyd L. Smith
Miles Ave
Rodney
Ralston Purina Co
Charles L. Mull and
Russell Murdock
Reynolds
LeRoy Willet
Elmer Saultz
Nellie Ridge
11Th St
Mabel Potter
Sherman St
Paul Blaesing
Oak St
Michelle Simpson
New Hampshire St
Shelley Hayes
Tammy McGill
Kimberly Martin
Therrance McCracken
W. 3Rd St
Florence Gabriel
Mulberry Ave
Sadie Gary
Lake Park Blvd
Louis Herwig
Muscatine Care Center
Keneth Cooley
6Th St
Raymond Kallenberger
Roselawn Ave
Clifford Reed
Glen Gabbert
Pond St
Dennis Shepard
Park Ave
Legislative
Otto H. Nealson
Blale
Jeff Lee
Muscatine Journal
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