Deaths: Robert L. Marx and Raymond J. Schmitz
Obituaries note Robert L. Marx 56 of Marion died at St. Luke's after a short illness. He was born Aug 17 1924 in Bertram Township and married Adeline Landgren in 1948. Surviving wife, three daughters, a son, mother, two brothers and a grandson. Services Tuesday at Kuba Funeral Home East. Burial Campbell Cemetery. wake Monday evening. Also noted: Raymond J. Schmitz of Cedar Rapids died at Mercy Hospital after a long illness. He owned Schmitz Accounting Service, active in church and Knights of Columbus. Survived by two sons, one daughter, seven grandchildren, six sisters. Services Monday at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial Mount Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at Stewart Funeral Home with services and wake details.
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Robert L. Marx
Fifth Ave
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bertram Township
Adeline Landgren
Cedar Rapids
Marx
Wilson and Co
All Iowa
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Janet Marx
Susanne Marx
Jolene Jones
Matthew
Palo
Cora Nixon
Mount Vernon
Donald
Edwin
Kuba Funeral Home
Keith Birch
Campbell Cemetery
Raymond J. Schmitz
Woodland Drive
Mercy Hospital
Independence
Dyersville
Isabelle A. Link
Schmitz Accounting Service
Immaculate Conception Church
Knights of Columbus Council
Bowen General Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Chicago
Madelyn Wilson
Hemet
Calif
Frank Willenberg
Alfred Brosius
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
St. Margaret's Circle
Gerrit Baker Jr
18Th Ave
Netherlands
Louise Wise
The
Eagles, Moose and
V.F.W
Jeannetta Thorpe
Turner Chapel West
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Perrine Cancer Care Center
10Th St
Robert A. Grill
First Ave
Morgan, Minn
Vadonna Leedom Harper
Iowa Realty Co
Grill
American Legion
Hanford
Cedar Rapids Volture
V.F.W. Post
Cedar Rapids Board of Real
St. Paul, Minn
Teahen Funeral
Funeral
Raymond R. Sires
Marshalltown
Tama
Des Moines
Ackley
Daisy Elizabeth Edgerly
Galena
Ill
Tama Hatchery
Iowa Poultry Association
Iowa
Evelyn Rieck
Roseville
Minn
Bernice Hoffman
Robert Newberg Jr
Tama United Methodist Church
Garden of Memories
Waterloo
Death notices from Iowa area obituaries and services
A compilation of obituaries and funeral service notices across Iowa towns including Decorah, Dyersville, Epworth, Iowa City, Monticello, Strawberry Point, Urbana, Vinton, Williamsburg, Gerrit Baker Jr., Robert Grill, Raymond Sires, and others. Dates, venders, wakes, burial locations, and service times are listed for each individual. Names, ages, and burial details are provided along with calling hours and funeral home information.
Memorial Services for Bernice Pratt and Joseph H Weber
Memorial services are noted for Bernice Pratt at 2 p.m. today at Cedar Memorial Chapel with inurnment at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery and a church donation option to Central Park Presbyterian Church. Joseph H Weber has a memorial service at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Ludmila Catholic Church with burial at St. John Cemetery and American Legion military honors. prayer service is at Teahen Funeral Home today.
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Pratt
Bernice
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Allen S. VanCleve
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
B Ave
Nine Arrested After Park Party Burglary Incident
Cedar Rapids police arrested nine people at Lincolnway Park SW on Saturday night after a shed was found open and a party with a keg beer and marijuana. Four adults and five juveniles face burglary and park rule charges. two youths also charged with possession of a controlled substance.
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Cedar Rapids
Lincolnway Park
Linn County
John Steichen
Troy Lawrence
Brian Davis
Troy Schultz
Lawrence
Controllers Union Leader Defers on Cost of Demands
Robert E. Poli of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization declined to state the government cost if demands are granted while Lewis cites a 490 million dollar estimate. A controller strike could ground half the nation's air traffic, disrupting short flights and costing tens of millions daily. Travelers rush to book before any strike as car rental firms and Amtrak anticipate a surge. Poli awaits a government counterproposal and doubts a strike will be avoided. The FAA has prepared contingency plans, starting with reduced flights at major airports.
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Professional
Lewis
Amtrak
Poli
Weather report and weekend forecast
The 11 pm wind is SE at 6 mph. Sunset 8 24, sunrise 6 02 Monday. Year ago today high 88 low 65 with no precipitation. Extended forecast calls for widely scattered showers and thunderstorms daily and warm humid conditions. Highs in 80s. lows 60s to 70s. Saturday temps and precipitation unclear. National extremes show 30 in West Yellowstone and 111 in Blythe. Area water levels Coralville Lake 680.50 rising Cedar River at C.R. 2. 66656. 5.00 falling.
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West Yellowstone
Mont
Blythe
Calif
Coralville Lake
Cedar River
C.R
Vital Statistics and Local Emergencies Report
July 31 reports a daughter for Suzanne Boyle and a son for Edward Boyle and multiple August 1 births including several families in Cedar Rapids Marion and Hiawatha with dates and addresses. Saturday incidents include smoke odor fire medical emergencies and an on going house fire investigation with multiple locations and times. Grandparents are named for the Waterloo birth noted.
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Suzanne
Edward Boyle
Cedar Rapids
Rose
Glenn Dunham
First Ave
Rhonda
Charles Miller
Westwood Drive
Carol
David Lindemer
S. Sixth St
Marion
Yolanda
Clinton Steele
Alpine Road
Catharine
Edwin Pogue
Emmons St
Hiawatha
Janet
Michael Evans
E Ave
First Avenue
15Th St
18Th Ave
Sealy Ave
Second Ave
Sixth Ave
Seventh St
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Notice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail for morning editions and Sunday issues. Rates include 1.65 per week by carrier and 8.054 weeks for mail, plus 85.80 per 52 weeks locally, with 123.00 per 52 weeks for other states and territories. The paper notes no mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette corner service and reserves AP republication rights.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
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Statewide drive to enforce beer tavern rules gains momentum
Thirty years ago a statewide campaign to enforce beer tavern regulations appears to gain momentum as officials push stricter compliance. The effort targets licensing, hours, and service practices to curb violations and improve public order.
Weather patterns bring storms and heat across regions
Thunderstorms scattered from the Rockies to the southern Atlantic Coast with a tornado in western North Dakota and large hail near Baker Montana. Flood warnings issued in Utah and southern areas, heavy rains in Nebraska and Iowa, and strong heat in the Southwest and Florida.
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Dickinson
Baker
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Midwest
Nebraska
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Iowa
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Sac
Calhoun
Humboldt
Webster
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Blythe
Calif
Georgia
Carolinas
Idaho
Purple Cow Bicycle Tour Opens Outdoor Weekend
The Hawkeye Bicycle Association hosts a Purple Cow tour starting at 8 a.m. from Bever Park with 50 cent member fees and 1 dollar for nonmembers.
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The
Hawkeye Bicycle Association
Bever Park
Amana Colonies Hold Private Old-Fashioned Sunday
The Amana Lily Lake calendar entry notes a private Old-Fashioned Sunday event Friday, not open to the public and limited to Amana Colonies residents. The notice specifies residency as the eligibility for participation.
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Amana Lily Lake
Amana
Tournament of Drums opens Kingston Stadium with eight corps
The Emerald Knights Drum and Bugle Corps of Cedar Rapids sponsor a 7 p.m. event at Kingston Stadium featuring eight drum and bugle corps from five states. Gate tickets are 5 for adults, 3 for seniors and children 6 to 12. A 2 p.m. concert at Westdale Mall precedes the 2:30 p.m. Knights from Geneseo. A free Music Under the Stars by the Cedar Rapids Municipal Band starts at 8 p.m. at Bever Park.
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Kingston Stadium
The
Emerald Knights
Drum and Bugle Corps
Cedar Rapids
Westdale Mall
Knights
Geneseo
Bever Park
Bus Disaster Claims 18 Tourists in Lake Lucerne
A bus carrying American tourists crashed into Switzerland’s Lake Lucerne twenty years ago, killing 18 people. Authorities investigated the accident, noting the loss of life and its international impact.
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Switzerland
Lake Lucerne
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