Weather and births listed in daily Iowa notices
Saturday weather totals show highs from 42 to 75 with light precipitation in New Orleans and Phoenix, plus a 0.02 inch reading in one city. The record includes barometer steady at 30.09 and humidity near 42 percent. The notices list multiple April births in Marion and surrounding towns, followed by funeral services for residents in Monticello Williamsburg Marengo Coralville Victor Garrison Worthington Waukon Decorah Ollie Norway Sigourney Lisbon Tipton and other communities with service details and times.
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Gazette
Monticello
Charles Podhaski
Long Beach
Calif
Goettsch’s
Williamsburg
William Dale Gilbert
Carol Bowen Gilbert
Hoover-Valentine’s. Coralville
Lillian Ransom
Jones
Iowa City
Victor—Clarence Bevan
St. Bridget’s Church
McAninch’s. Garrison
Max Zimmer
First Methodist Church
Waterloo
Garrison Cemetery
Worthington
Herman Mensen
St. Paul’s Church
Kramer’s
Dyersville
Waukon
Margaret V. Ryan
St. Patrick’s Church
Martin’s. Decorah
Frank Peter Willson
Olson Fjestal
Ollie—William Clark Nichol
Reynolds
Sigourney
Norway
Archie Montague
Methodist Church
Linwood
George Brosh
Frank M. Hazen
Nimmer’s
Lisbon
Lewis Graver
Morgan’s
Tipton
Eva Hagadone
Sioux City
Masonic Cemetery
Obituaries for Hazel Kreutner and Hazel Siechert in Cedar Rapids
Two Cedar Rapids area obituaries note Hazel Mae Kreutner wife of Walter Kreutner passing after a long illness born 1897 and married 1919 with a son Robert and daughter Shirley plus siblings and six grandchildren. Burial at Cedar Memorial follows services at Trinity Lutheran. Hazel F Siechert wife of William Siechert died after a long illness born 1912 with a son James and daughter Barbara and seven grandchildren. Burial at Czech National follows memorials at Turner's and church services.
Alma Rath 75 Dies. Dinuba Resident Former Cedar Rapids Native
Alma W Rath 75 of Dinuba California former Cedar Rapids resident died Friday. Parents Valentine and Mary Black Rath were Linn county pioneers. Survived by half brother James Stinson of Center Point. Flowers to Dopkins funeral home Dinuba. Services are pending.
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Alma W. Rath
Dinuba
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Valentine and
Mary Black Rath
Linn County
James Stinson
Center Point
Dopkins Funeral Home
William Iames 76 dies after lingering illness in Iowa City
William H. Iames 76 of 808 Second Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died Saturday at Veterans Hospital Iowa City after a prolonged illness. Born November 3 1889 in Wellman he lived in Cedar Rapids 47 years retired in 1957 from Williams and Hunting. World War I veteran and charter member of Hanford post American Legion. Married Mae Manby May 1 1918 at West Liberty. Survives include brother Jess James Wellman and sister Emma Perrin California. Body at Rohn's with calling Monday.
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William H. Iames
Second Avenue
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Wellman
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Iames
Williams and Hunting
Hanford Post
American Legion
Trinity Methodist Church
Mae Manby
West Liberty
Jess James
Emma Perrin
California
Rohn’s
Death of Margaret P Gill 86 of Cedar Rapids area
Margaret P Gill 86 of 3419 First Avenue SE died Saturday at Crestview Acres Marion after nine months residence there. A Linn county lifelong resident born Jan 3 1880 Otter Creek township she was a retired school nurse and Kenwood Park Methodist church member. Survived by nephew Harold Domer Center Point and niece Ruth Munson Los Altos Calif. Preceded by sisters Eva Domer and Frances Freeman. Services 3 30 p.m. Monday at Murdoch chapel Marion.
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Margaret P. Gill
First Avenue SE
Crestview Acres
Marion
Linn County
John
Hannah Hammond Gill
Otter Creek Township
Miss Gill
Kenwood Park Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Harold Domer
Center Point
Harry
Ruth) Munson
Los Altos
Calif
Eva Domer
Frances Freeman
Murdoch Chapel
Burial details for Rev. Paul W. Somerville
The Rev. Paul W. Somerville is mentioned with burial at Blodgett Cemetery near Central City. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Paul W. Somerville
Blodgett Cemetery
Central City
Frances Bartosh Guy Frederick Rites Held In Springville
Mrs Frances Bartosh Guy Frederick 76 of Springville died at home Saturday after a short illness. Born near Mt Vernon December 20 1889 she and her husband farmed near Solon 31 years then moved to Springville area 15 years ago. Surviving are husband married April 26 1915 son Loren of Dysart two grandchildren one great grandchild sisters Marie Upmier Lucy Bartosh Ely and brother John Bartosh Mt Vernon Services 2 PM Tuesday Brush Chapel Rev J Richard Wagner Burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call after noon Monday at the chapel.
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Hazel Mae Kreutner
Walter F. Kreutner
Ellis Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
Boone
Robert L. Kreutner
Denver
Shirley Newland
Walker
Roy Bennett
Primghar
Robert Bennett
Ethel Cummings
Ruth Klenem
Chicago
Gladys McGuire
Marguerite Hewitt
Des Moines
Kreutner
Trinity Lutheran Church
E. W. Koberg
Cedar Memorial
Guy Frederick
Springville
Frances Bartosh
Mt. Vernon
Solon
Loren
Dysart
Marie Upmier
Lucy Bartosh
Ely
John Bartosh
Brush Chapel
J. Richard Wagner
Requiems and Funerals List From Local Church and Chapels
Obituaries list several funeral arrangements including Mathew Weber with a Mass at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a.m. Monday and burial at Jesup Catholic Cemetery, with a parish rosary Sunday. Margaret Zeman at Brush Chapel with burial at Czech National. Naomi Miller at Turner's with entombment at Welliman. Rudolph J. Sinek at Turner's with Mizpah lodge service and Czech chapel burial. Mizpah lodge members to meet before service.
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Welliman
Synek
Rudolph J
Turner
Mizpah Lodge
A.F
A.M
FBI Kidnapping Case Plays Out Tonight on Channel 9
A frantic father complicates a kidnapping investigation as the FBI pursues leads on Channel 9 at 7:00 this evening in color.
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FBI
Channel 9
Fire Destroys Marengo Deaf Couple's House
A two storey frame house on the Alfred Chandler farm five miles west of Marengo burned Saturday afternoon. The Chandlers who are both deaf lost everything except a few items from the first floor and a couple of beds. No injuries were reported. The blaze started near a fuse box outside the home. The Marengo fire department responded after Mrs. Chandler and her son Alfred discovered the fire upon returning home around 1 pm. The older daughter Donna Chandler now Mrs By ron Wilson of Iowa City is mentioned in the family note.
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Marengo
Alfred Chandler
Here
Chandler
Mervin
Donna Chandler
Byron Wilson
Iowa City
Iowa
Queen of Soil Conservation
Ethel Chandler
Ladora
Wisconsin temperance group renames to reflect goals
The United Temperance Movement of Wisconsin changes its name to the Alcohol Problems Council of Wisconsin to present a truer image of its aims and purposes. The move signals a shift toward broader public education on drinking issues.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
United Temperance Movement of
Wisconsin
Alcohol Problems Council of Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883
Cedar Rapids Gazette began publication in 1883 by The Gazette Co. It is a daily and Sunday paper located at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with postal and subscription details. Rates are listed for carrier and mail editions including Night Afternoon and Sunday issues, with various regional and territorial charges.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Raps
U. S
West Amana Girl 15 Killed In One Car Crash Near Amana
Trudy Schwertfeger a 15 year old of West Amana died instantly Saturday in a one car accident on a gravel road two miles north of High Amana. Debby Roggentine 16 of South Amana was uninjured and Barbara Furman 14 of South Amana was hospitalized with scalp lacerations.
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Trudy Schwertfeger
West Amana
Amana
High Amana
Debby Roggentine
South Amana
Barbara Furman
Marengo
Schwertfeger
Roggentine
Trudy
Richard Schwertfeger
Jacalyn
Sandra
Two Men Reported Stealing Plywood From Site
Winegardner Construction Co reported two men were seen taking about ten 4 by 8 foot plywood sheets in the afternoon at 3745 Wenig road NE. Police investigate the theft at the new house site.
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Winegardner Construction Co
Wenig Road
In Memory Notices From Camp Good Health Budget
A list shows memorial donations and dues including Libbie Milner Sopousek Edward Sopousek in memory gifts from a friend F J Donahue from the Thursday Bridge club Mrs Henry Spitznagle and Ray Good Milo Doupnik with amounts 25 15 10 7 5 and water 2 totals balance to 1 538 80 in 1966 Camp budget shown.
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Henry C. Spitznagle
Mother
Ray Good
Sects Gather for Burial of Leader
Hundreds of sect members from across the nation gathered in Jeffersonville Indiana for the burial of Evangelist William Branham. Branham died Christmas Eve from injuries in a December 19 Texas car crash and will be buried Monday after a cemetery was chosen. Authorities denied rumors Branham would rise from the dead which had circulated during last December’s funeral services.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
UPI
Ohio
Evangelist William Branham
Branham
Texas
Eastern
Holy Fire ceremony in Jerusalem marks Easter rites
Priests convene inside a church as a bishop enters the grave for the climactic moment. Flames burst from two openings while crowds surge, tearing robes and knocking hats from priests. One torch is extinguished. A priest faints as a large crowd gathers outside. Nearby, a Holy Fire ceremony proceeds without incident. Christians worldwide observe Easter bells signaling the message He is risen.
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Sion
Holy Land
Holy City
Jerusalem
Dave Elderkin Advanced to Head Iowa Bar
Cedar Rapids lawyer David Elderkin, 52, nominated Saturday for president of the Iowa State Bar Association by the board of governors. Elderkin currently serves as vice president and has been a member of the association’s board since 1962. Floyd Page of Denison was named for vice president.
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Des Moines
API
David Elderkin
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Bar Assn
Association
Elderkin
Iowa Bar
Board of
Floyd Page
Denison
University of Iowa
State Bar Association
American Bar Assn
Linn County Bar Assn
Page
Ida County
Ida Grove
Crawford County
Denison Plan and Zoning Commission
16Th Judicial District
Vietnamese Demonstrations Target Military Rule in Saigon
Documentsters call for a movement to abolish the military dictatorship led by generals and Premier Ky. Slogans urge disbanding the puppet war cabinet and ending American imperialist aggression. U.S. authorities see anti Yankee sentiment as rival groups vying for power, with Buddhists seeking a constitutional government and continued U.S. aid against the Viet Cong. In Da Nang, U.S. forces position to prevent a clash that could invite a broader communist advance.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Vietnam
Washington
da Nang
Red
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Daily Record
Ismarck
Minnapolis
Chicase
N. Orleans
New York
Phews Filem
Ann
Phoenix
Niami
Seattle
C.R. Weather
St. Luke's
Larry F. Simpson
Fifteenth Street
Robert L. Meskimen
Hiawatha
Marvin J. Spading
Belle Plaine
Stanley W. Franta
Richard L. Smith
Blairs Ferry Road
Charles E. Heick, Jr
Donald C. Trainer
James Mattern
Third Avenue SE
Lloyd Nolte
San Diego — St
W. F. Kreutner
W. Feller
Trinity Methodist
William Siechert
Hazel F. Siechert
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Rock Island
James
Barbara Smith
Scotts Bluff
Neb
William Iames
Rainstick Junction
Agaiin
North Western Railway
Lois Corner
Chicago Terminal
Mrs. Guy Frederick
Jessel
Che
Associated Press
Turner Mortuary West
John B. Turner and Son
Turners
Turner Mortuaries
John K. Turner
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
Kinsey Memorial
Ave
John K. Lopes
Third Ave
Sacramento
San Joaquin Valley
State Capitol
Edmund Brown
Delano
Sacramento River
Capitol
Capitol Steps
National Farm Workers Assn
Brown
Palm Springs
Cesar Chavez
NFWA
Brady
5Th Ave
Mausoleum
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery
First Avenue
Libbie, Milner and
Edward
Sopousek
F. J. Donahue
Milo Doupnik
Friend
Dave Elderkin
Novak
Murdoch
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