Deaths in Iowa City Area and Surrounding Communities
A multi-person death notice brief reports the passing of several individuals: Boyd M. Frazier 73 of Decatur Georgia, former Urbana resident, with survivors and funeral details. Barbara Trachta 91 of Edgewood Manor, Cedar Rapids, with family and church ties and service info. Scott E. McCalley 28 Navy fireman aboard USS Pintado, with family details and service. Dr Nicholas J. Karagan 44 Coralville physician and educator with extensive career history and memorial fund. Emma Marie Faltis 94 Sleepy Eye Minnesota former Cedar Rapids resident with burial. Peter Apran 94 Edgewood Manor resident with survivors. George A. Hutchison 97 Marion resident former Toledo railroad worker with service. Minnie E. Niestedt Lohman 89 Martelle with church ties, burial. Beverly Jean Weilenhagen 48 Cedar Rapids area resident with church and family. and additional funeral notices for Anamosa and Manchester area individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd M. Frazier
Decatur
Urbana
DeKalb County
Agnes Pickerill
Frazier
Christian Church
Ralph Ingels
Cedar Rapids
Felton Lindsay
Carlin Reagin
Thelma Hewatt
Clarkson, Ga
Urbana Memorial Cemetery
Earl Luginbuhl
Center Point
Barbara Trachta
Edgewood Manor
Solon
Joseph Trachta
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
Leonard Chadima
Leo J
Joseph Petska
John Kadlec Jr
Clarence Frana
St. John’s Cemetery
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home West
Scott E. McCalley
San Diego
Navy
Sharon Blayney
Minneapolis
Richard McCalley
California
Montrose
Minn
Park
Des Moines
R.M. Justice
Kokomo
Ind
Hubert McCalley
Marion
Denise Klein
Diane Smith
Werness Brothers Funeral Chapel
Lakewood Cemetery
Nicholas J. Karagan
Coralville
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Michigan City
Joan C. Leehey
Independence
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Iowa State Services
University of Michigan
American and
Iowa Psychological Associations
Society For Pediatric Psychology
Coralville Central Elementary School
PTA
Area Council of
Ptas
Iowa City Community
Rebecca Anne
Stephen
Carrie Karagan
New Buffalo
Mich
James J
Farmington Hills
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
George L. Gay
Muscatine Ave
Emma Marie Faltis
Sleepy Eye
Minnesota
John
Tracy Harris
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Aldrich Marek
Jerry Marek
Vinton
Brush
George A. Hutchison
Meth-Wick Manor
Toledo
Ella M. Geil
Omaha
First United Methodist Church of
Louise Keele
West Liberty
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Gordon N. Freeburg
Shueyville United
Minnie E. Niestedt Lohman
Martelle
Mount Vernon
Iowa County
Fred Lohman
Amelia Calvert
Ladora
Murdoch Chapel
Harvey Gilbertson
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Ioof
Victor
Beverly Jean Weilenhagen
20Th Ave
Robert L. Weitenhagen
Waterloo
Weitenhagen
Moline, Ill
Hope Lutheran Church
J-Tec Associates
Luann Brandt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Robert Jr
James
Lynnette Kennison
David A. Young
Linwood Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Weather Report Shows Mixed Conditions Across Regions
The bulletin notes variable conditions with showers and thunderstorms in parts of the Midwest and South, and fair to warm weather elsewhere. It records April totals, barometer, humidity, wind at 11 am, and sunrise and sunset times, plus a year-ago comparison and national extremes.
Birth Announcements From Cedar Rapids and Surrounding Areas
April births listed for families in Marion Cedar Rapids Earlville Center Point and Newark Delaware include Sheila and James Hutton, a son. Ardis and Walter Swain, a son. Carolyn and John Wadsworth, a son. Pamela and Rick Post, a daughter. Tamara and Brian Spellerberg, a son. Julianna and Leo Offerman, a daughter. Jana and Kevin Brownell, a son. Additional newborns announced in Iowa City and Warsaw Indiana with dates April 22 to April 25 and grandparents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette
David Graham
15Th St
Marion
Sheila
James Hutton
Cedar Rapids
Ardis
Walter Swain
Center Point Road
Carolyn
John Wadsworth
Pamela
Rick Post
Ninth Ave
Tamara
Brian Spellerberg
Earlville
Julianna
Leo Offerman
Center Point
Jana
Iowa City
Judy
Michael Kammerer
Leo Kammerer
Amber Drive
Warsaw
Ind
Carla
Stephen Atkinson
Allen Atkinson
29Th St
Accident breaks water main, 500 homes lose supply
A contractor enlarging the Vinton Ditch channel broke a 16 inch main around 9 a.m., cutting water to about 500 homes north of F Avenue NW and west of 1 Ith Street NW. Water was restored shortly after by a booster, with 700000 gallons lost in 30 minutes. Repair aimed for tonight. main to be disinfected 24 hours after fixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Ditch
Lee Coppock
Water Department
Northwest
Willian Hennessey and Sons
F Avenue NW
Ith Street NW
Northeast Side
Coppock
Fuel tax hike bill advances to Senate debate
Iowa Senate Ways and Means approves a two year gasoline and diesel tax increase proposal for debate. Gasoline would rise 1.5 cents on July 1 and again July 1, 1982. diesel up 2 cents this July and 2 cents July 1, 1982. Bill funds road use while limiting new road construction and prompts an IDOT right of way sale by 1983. An independent administration study is possible. tax refunds for private schools with their own bus fleets could save about $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Ways and Means
Richard Drake
Senate Transportation Committee
Iowa Department of Transportation
IDOT
Grassley balks on budget plan
Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa withholds approval of the Senate Budget Committee’s preliminary fiscal year 1982 plan. He seeks a firm commitment to a balanced budget by 1984 and wants Pete Domenici to lock in language pledging the goal. Stockman urged Grassley to drop opposition and back the committee blueprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles E. Grassley
Iowa
Senate Budget Committee
White House
Grassley
the Gazette
Pete Domeneici
Rn.m
Congress
Reagan
David Stockman
Office of Management and Budget
Record heat spans Iowa with dozens of new highs
A mass of warm air over Iowa Monday sent temperatures to record highs in nine cities and tied or set many other marks across the state. Cedar Rapids reached 90 degrees, Akron unofficially 93, Fort Dodge 91, and Sioux City 90, with Dubuque noting 82 and Des Moines 88 among many entries. Forecasters expect cooler, mostly clear skies tonight and a return to warmer weather by Wednesday with highs in the 70s and 80s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cello
Clarence
Lowden
Wheatland
Onslow
Monmouth
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Akron
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Shenandoah
Waterloo
Des Moines
Mason City
Council Bluffs
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Red Oak
Spencer
Davenport
NWS
Norway Nor Amana merger motion stuns Norway board
Norway board members passed a motion to recognize the petition and bar district funds from pursuing any merger with Amana. The vote drew mixed reactions from the audience and prompted calls to defer action until Amana responds. Amana officials said the idea isn’t dead and may explore options with nearby districts if Norway stays uninterested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McNee
Amana
Glen Frese
Ernest Zaugg
Norway
Becker
Nolte
Leola Wagner
Norway Board
Reynold Moessner
Amana Board
Iowa Valley
Marengo
Stassen Urges Reconciliation Between Truman and MacArthur
Thirty years ago Republican leader Harold Stassen called for a reconciliation between President Truman and General MacArthur for the good of America, seeking to ease tensions and unify leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stassen
Truman
Gen. MacArthur
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Apran
Elsie Albrecht
High Amana
H.H. Groff
Fairfax
Harold Bright
Fairfax Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
Anamosa
Herbert
Dorothy) Carson
Goettsch’s
Fred C. Close
Manchester
Olive T. Chapman
Greeley and Hopkinton
Shelly's
Oakwood Cemetery
Monticello
Oelwein
Marjorie Blake
Zion American Lutheran Church
Hintz’s
Woodlawn Cemetery
Coleman
Elinor Jane
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Elmer A. Linkenback
Calvary Baptist Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
First Ave
Holsinger
Donald M
Norman L. Bales
Coretta Coot
Elmwood Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
McGowan
Naomi
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Chapel
David Polk
First Christian Church
Ruth Ubl
St. Paul
Marian Parron
Woodville
Wis
Oakley
William C
Glenn I. Hunt
Eden United Church of Christ
Cedar Memorial Park
Iowa Lung Association
Walnut St
Potter
Arthur E
Turner Chapel
Lucas
Paul
Luke
Brush Chapel
Louis Trzil
Association of
Linn County
Third Ave
U.S. Army Field Band
Jazz Ambassadors
Clapp Recital Hall
U of
Haneher
Mu Phi
Daehler-Kitchin
Coe
Free
Washington High School
The
Cedar Rapids Community Schools
McAuley Art Gallery
Mount Mercy
Weather Report
C.R
Ceese
IL A.m
S.s
Florence
S.C
Gunnison
Colo
Houston
Maine
Coralville Lake
Virginia
New York
Iinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Florida
Texas
Montana
Pacific Coast
Traverse City
Houghton Lake
Saginaw
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
North Dakota
Anchorage
Athe LA
Atlanta
Base
Miami
Neen Bismarck
Boston
Wee Nashville
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
Bismarck
Cincinnati
Shors
Reydy Vereens
Detroit
Kansas City
Sunny
Milwaukee Crete
St.Paul
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
Cedar
St. Luke's
Kevin Brownell
Center Junction
Newark
Del
Valerie
Stephen Reilly
Alvin Chesley
Miller Ave
Frese
Lloyd Nolte
Zaugg
Blairstown
Opal Becker
John. E. Lapes
Third Avenue
S.E
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