Memorial Notices for Kraus Freese Lupton Luse and Others
Obituaries and funeral notices list William Kraus 78 of 1155 K Ave NW, Doris Goerler, and family. Roy Freese 68 of Springville, Lulu Welty, Clark Luse 88, and Dwight Lupton 282 are also noted with service times, locations, and memorial gifts preferences.
East Iowa Obituaries Roundup Clippings From Local Deaths
A list of East Iowa notices reports Roy Streeter 78 retired farmer died at University Hospitals Iowa City. Other obituaries include Emily Helms 11 Paul Markham 22 and Florence Linsey 98 with services planned at First United Methodist Church Donohue Lensing Harden's Phillips and other local funeral homes. Survivors across the notices include spouses children and grandchildren with arrangements in Independence Cedar Rapids and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kraus
K Ave
Middle Amana
Doris W. Goerler
Cedar Rapids
Andrew Polehna
Trinity Lutheran Church
William F
Bonnie Banks
Linda Fox
Iowa City
Frieda Roeniig
Piedmont
Oo Hardy
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Richard Thompson
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
First Ave
American Heart Association
Seventh Ave
Marion
Roy M. Freese
Route 1
Springville
Northbrook Manor
Dumont
Iowa
Janet Craven
Oskaloosa
United Presbyterian Church of
American Legion
Hanford
Mary Irene Horn
Elizabeth Ann Jensen
Roy Melvin Jr
Edwin
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Steve Parker
Cedar Memorial Park
United Presbyterian Church
Dwight Samuel Lupton
Douglas, Wyo
Toledo
Northwestern University
Alice Lucile Shepard
Marshalltown
Stamats Publishing Co
St. Paul’s
United Methodist Church
Wyoming
Keith
Tampa
Fla
Clark
Douglas
Wyo
Karen Giblin
Champaign
Ill
John
Hayward
Calif
Herman
Jackson
Mich
Ralph
Glendale
Howard
Harriet Gable
Hampton
Natalie Fahy
Arlington
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Third Ave
Clark J. Luse
Northbrook
Big Rock
Mabel Field
Luse
U.S. Army
Murdoch Funeral Home
Velman Luse
Shiloh
Roy Streeter
University Hospitals
Kathryn
Stephen
Bloomfield
Dennis
Mount Auburn
Gene
Oklahoma City
Okla
Craig
Vinton
Daugther
Linda
Waterloo
Esther Smith
Lee
Independence
Brandon Cemetery
Mason’s
Charles M
Lelia Biggs Helms
Ernest Horn
First United Methodist Church
Wesley
Bethany
James T. Helms
Stuart, Fla
Warren E. Biggs
Belmont
Mass
Charles Downing
George L. Gay’s
Emily Helms Memorial Fund
Goodwill Industries
Funeral Home
Howard L. Brook
Brooklyn
Ottumwa
Elaine
Bryan Brook
West Branch
Nancy Montgomery
Fremont
Gary Ryals
Pacoima
Kent Cemetery
Neuenhoven
Edward J. Greene
Keswick
Thornburg
Frank Greene
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Sigourney
Powell
Isabel A. Hunter
Route 5
Atlantic
Bion Hunter
Traer
First Presbyterian Church
Jessamine
Order of Eastern Star
East Lucas
East Lucas Woman’s Club and the Johnson County Farm Bureau
Arlene Graham
Donald
Donohue Lensing’s
Jack Zervas
Oakland Cemetery
Emily S. Helms
Grasstow Drive
Cambridge
Paul D. Markham
William Markham Sr
Alice
Max Roeder
What Cheer
Bill
Wilton
Jim
Des Moines
David
Sheryl Storm
Kathie Croghan
Knoxville
Sherrie Roeder
Grinnell
Harden
Florence Linsey
Sunnycrest
Dysart
Charles
Garrison
Lucy Bridge
Phillips
Urbana Cemetery
Adeline Cronebarger
Virginia Gay Hospital
Lyle
Goldendale
Wash
Mary Williams
Dixie Chamberlain
Palo
Annabelle Koop
Waverly
Theodore Burgess
Tucson
Ariz
Emaline O’shannon
Free Methodist Church
Palo Cemetery
Campbell-Russell’s
S. Freeman Banse
Vinton Motor Supply
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lorna
Thomas
Strawberry Point
Robert
Jack
Eagleriver
Alaska
First Christian Church
Winton
Evergreen Cemetery
Campbell-Russell
Live broadcast of Search for Tomorrow ties up in fly on cheek
The daytime soap returned to a live format from Reeves Studio in New York after a 15 year hiatus. Caine DeVore, making his debut as Danny Walton, joked about a fly landing on his face during the live taping. An earlier tape theft left the show with missing footage from the editing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henderson
U.S
Reeves Television
Manhattan
Upper West Side
Danny Walton
Caine DeVore
DeVore
Hijacked Capitol jetliner to Cuba marks 9th 1983 air piracy
A Capitol Airlines DC-8 with 252 aboard was hijacked to Havana from San Juan. Passengers subdued the hijacker, who claimed dynamite though officials could confirm only a pistol and gasoline. The flight marked the ninth such hijacking this year and the third diversion of Capitol 236 to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Capitol Airlines
Cuba
Capitol Flight 236
Federal Aviation Administration
Dennis Feldman
Washington
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Havana
FAA
Jack Barker
Atlanta
Barker
Feldman
Capitol
Bernie Aller
Smyrna
Miami-to-Houston
Pan Am
Spicer Lung
Lung
Alfred Ayala
Ayala
Houston
Transportation
Elizabeth Dole
Miami International
Airplane Part Drops Into Boston Suburb Draws Near Miss
An 18 inch 444 pound spring from a United Airlines DC-10 crashed into a Quincy home lawn while kids had been playing nearby. FAA inspectors say ground danger was possible though no injuries were reported. Officers note the street lies under a Logan flight path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Boston
Federal Aviation Administration
United Airlines
FAA
William White
Chicago
Logan International
Hull
Chuck Novak
Margaret Gilboy
Margaret Kelly
Askew urges dark horses can win in 1984 race
Reubin Askew told about 300 Iowa Democrats at the Surf Ballroom that political outsiders can triumph, citing past campaigns and urging focus on governing ability over electability. He warned the next president will face global challenges and urged outreach to the struggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Sullivan
Clear Lake
Iowa
Reubin Askew
Askew
Surf Ballroom
Harold Washington
Chicago
Jane Byrne
Jimmy Carter
Florida
United States
Two Knoxville Men Burned In House Renovation Fire
Two 24 year old Knoxville men Greg Philben and David Roozenboom were listed in critical condition with 70 to 80 percent burns after a fire in a house they were remodeling. The blaze started Wednesday afternoon as they used lacquer thinner to strip the floor. They were taken to Knoxville Area Community Hospital and then Lifeflighted to University Hospitals Iowa City burn unit. The Knoxville Fire Department responded again Thursday morning to a rekindle, with extensive damage and no dollar loss yet disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Iowa
Greg Philben
David Roozenboom
Knoxville Area
University Hospitals of
Iowa City
Knoxville Fire Department
Nuclear pipe cracks at five plants may be deeper than believed
NRC staff told on Thursday that suspected cracks at five nuclear plants could be deeper than earlier estimates. Tests on cracked pipes from Nine Mile Point in New York and industry funded research indicate inspection teams may have seriously underestimated crack depths across similar plants nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Nine Mile Point Reactor
New York
Electric Power Research Institute
Vital Statistics and Daily Incident Log Items
August notices list multiple births in Monticello Cedar Rapids Marion and other areas with dates August 3 and 4. The log includes emergency calls medical emergencies alarms and investigations at several Cedar Rapids Marion and nearby addresses.
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METRO
Brandon
Warren
Wendy
Liza
Travis
Kansas City, Mo
Dark House
Linn Health Service
St. Luke’s
Cindy Ann
James Brockhohn
Monticello
Josephine
Lester Bryan
11Th Ave
Mary
Roger Listenberger
Glen Elm Drive
Debra Harris
Fourth Ave
Jane Lussenhop
Terry
David Gorman
Summer Circle NE
Margaret
Kurt Hennessey
Second St
Sherry
Mark Sackett
Walker
Catherine Davis
First St
Elizabeth
Thomas Harmer
13Th Ave
Robin
Richard Starks Jr
Richard Starks
Boca Chica
Hiawatha
Little Rock
Ark
Susie
Jim Moore
William Burton
26Th St
Roy Moore
Brookland Drive
Mesquite
Texas
Jim Rehak
Lester Rehak
25Th Ave
Albion Wall
Clover Drive
Thomas P. McGannon
Mary B. Charters
Jon E. Sheldon
Patricia M. Hohensee
Larry W. Halen
Missy A. Ruse
Edward C. Eicher
Jeanne M. Dessert
Johnnie E. Buchanan Jr
Mary L. Shields
Dennis M. Packingham
Michelle A. Volesky
Thomas L. Borst
Jan E. Shimek
Darryl L. Kress
Debbie A. Dougherty
Seventh Ave. SE
13Th St
14Th St
J Ave
Kirkwood Blvd
Grande Ave
Culvert St
Random Road
55Th Ave
16Th Ave
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
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