Death notices in Cedar Rapids area list Condon Ward Smith Ambroz Dinsdale
Obituaries for Robert T. Condon 51 of 4312 Northwood Drive NE and others include Clifford C Ward 68 of Marion, Roy M. Smith 82 of Cedar Rapids, Lucy Ambroz 80 formerly of Cedar Rapids, and Lillian Dinsdale 75 of Cedar Rapids. Details cover birthplaces,d marriages, careers, church and club memberships, survivors, services, burial, and flowers. Additional notices list numerous other local deaths with service times and burial sites across multiple Cedar Rapids area towns.
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Robert T. Condon
Northwood Drive
Cedarr Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Mary Louise Vosmek
Condon Real Estate, Inc
Godman Realtors
Condon
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Elks Club
Turner East
Father Custer
Clifford Charles Ward
Marion
Mary Adeline Stookey
Rock Island, Ill
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Marilyn Zabilka
Clinton
Leanne Goodenough
Palatine
Ill
James Ward
Dallas
Texas
Jack Steele
Donald E. Ward
Richard Ward
Washinton State
Turner Chapel East
Warren Webb
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Roy M. Smith
Fifth Avenue SE
Anamosa
Jones County
Edith E. Hellman
Anamosa Men’s Reformatory
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Anamosa American Legion
Milton
Betty Jean Larsen
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Lloyd E. Brockmeyer
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Lucy Ambroz
Otto Ambroz
Peoria
Ariz
Church of Christ Scientist
Arizona
Lillian M. Dinsdale
Council Street
Dinsdale
James A
Christine Meggers Dinsdale
Traer High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
A.J. Dinsdale
Maryville
Jean Ellis
Lincoln
Mable Fleming
Atkinson
Neb
Overton’s
Tracr
Burial
Buckingham
McBride’s
Winthrop
Dean D. Oldridge
Quasqueton Union Church
Mason-Harris
Quasqueton
Postville
Charles H. Ohloff
St. Paul Lutheran
Schutte
Bert) DeMeulenaere
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Neven-Hoven
S. Knights of Columbus
S. Anamosa
John Tjaden
Prairieburg
Holy Cross Cemetery
Murdoch’s. Kinross
Rosalia Linnenkamp
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kinross
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Reynolds
New York Phone Workers Strike and Negotiations Continue
Negotiators for the Bell System and the Communications Workers of America reached local deals in many cities while picket lines formed in New York State after midnight. About 32,000 CWA members walked out, as talks persisted in Washington and Maryland Virginia West Virginia and DC. Local Cedar Rapids officials weighed ratification before the 25th, warning a failed vote could trigger a strike.
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Bell System
Communications Workers of America
New York State
New York Telephone Co
Greg Tubby
CWA
Washington, D.C
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
District 2
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Norm Hopkins
Cedar Rapids
New York
Hopkins
Insurance Blues for Cedar Rapids Homeowners
Gazette staffers interview Cedar Rapids insurance agents after disasters to assess homeowner preparedness and agent recommendations. The piece previews a Monday Gazette story exploring steps homeowners should take after tree damage or kitchen fires and other major events.
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Gazette
Vanessa Shelton
Chuck Hawkins
Cedar Rapids
Wooly Caterpillars Show Broad Black Bands
Weather forecast style note reports that wooly caterpillars display broad black bands as a notable feature for observers to watch.
Five charged with drunken driving in Marion and Ely
Five persons were charged with drunken driving after late Friday and early Saturday arrests. Donald C. Malecek 39 of 3615 Dennis Drive NW faced additional speeding charges. Kaye B. Keister 43 of 2928 Mansfield Avenue SE was taken into custody in Marion. Donald J. Moon 43 of 1934 A Avenue NE was arrested in the A Avenue NE area. James D. Prosser 22 of 700 Thirty-fifth Street Marion was nabbed near Edgewood Road and Forty Second Street NE. Judy K. Novak 17 of Ely was arrested after a traffic crash near a Highway 30 intersection east of Highway 13.
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Donald C. Malecek
Dennis Drive
Johnson Avenue
Kaye B. Keister
Mansfield Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Donald J. Moon
James D. Prosser
Thirty-fifth Street
Edgewood Road
Forty Second Street
Judy K. Novak
Ely
Highway 13
Cubs vs Cards tickets avail September 6
Last tickets available for Cubs versus Cardinals game on September 6. Ticket price is $25. Call D.J. at 364-0501 or Charter Coaches at 366-1835 for details. Also advertising United States Coins Redbook 1978 priced at $3.95 by Jerome's.
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Cubs
D.J
United States
Jerome’s. Adv
Two Monticello Men Sought After Chase and Shooting
Monticello police pursued a white over blue Cutlass for speeding at 7 30 p.m. Saturday then stopped the chase. Linn and Delaware county officials were alerted. A Hopkinton officer reported a shooting on a local street with the two men believed involved.
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Monticello
Hopkinton
Delaware County
Joe Lang
Lange
Linn County
Linn
The
Gazette
Bank Theft Fugitives Sought After Chelsea Robbery
FBI officials and Iowa patrol continued the search for two men and two women who escaped with more than $20,000 from the Chelsea Savings Bank on Friday afternoon. Law officers speculated the group fled in two cars toward areas south of Chelsea, with two tellers present during the heist.
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Chelsea
FBI
Chelsea Savings Bank
Iowa Highway Patrol
Weather and Local Births Highlight Weekend Notes
Weather outlook shows showers and thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer conditions then cooler by Thursday. Lows in mid 50s to upper 60s and highs from upper 70s to near 90. Aug 12 to 13 record births include James Affeldt newborns and Rhomberg Hindman Pfath Bailey Andrews Carman families. Fire and nuisance calls logged Saturday night on Wiley boulevard area and 708 Thirty-fifth street E.
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de Wayne Hindman
Staubcourt
David P. Rhomberg
Nineteenth Street
Donald T. Pfath
Central City
Donald J. Bailey
Alburnette
Mark E. Andrews
Center Point
Wiley Boulevard
Rosberry Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Carter family reshuffles roles as Chip plans Plains move
Chip Carter resigns his DNC post and will join the Carter peanut business in Plains after wrapping up Washington work. Caron and their baby James Earl Carter IV will visit Camp David, while Billy Carter resigns as peanut business managing partner to spend more time with family.
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Caron
James
Chip
Hoyt
Democratic National Committee
Plains
Washington
Camp David
Carters
James Earl Carter IV
Atlanta
Charles Kirbo
Carter
Billy
Kirbo
White House
Fugitive Williams Sighting Tied to Lincoln Murders
Police probed a murder case in Lincoln aided by a large northwest Iowa manhunt for a suspect named Williams. Ex wife Merrily Williams, 40, in protective custody, suggested a divorce trauma may have sparked the killings. Williams is described as 5 8, 150 pounds with a wrist scar and armed with a .22 pistol and a 12 gauge shotgun.
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Williams
McCarry
Lincoln
Jackie Cook
Robert
Chicago
Berkowitz in Brooklyn psychiatric review as Son of Sam case widens
David Berkowitz, 24, undergoes psychiatric evaluation to determine fitness for trial after formal murder charges for Moskowitz slaying and Violante assault. His father Nathan Berkowitz held a brief, uncommented meeting and newsmen watched a shifting press conference outside the state supreme court building as lawyers face possible disbarment and disciplinary action over taped memoirs.
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Berkowitz
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
David Berkowitz
Florida
Leon Stern
Sam
Nathan Berkowitz
Stern
Mineola
State Supreme Court
Ira Jultak
Nathan Berko
Witz
Juliak
Bar Association
Queens
Staten Island
Phillip Peltz
Ira Leitel
Richard Brown
Brooklyn Criminal Court
Peltz
Leiter
Suspect Bauer questioned in Stastny case amid haze of doubt
A Cedar Rapids man, Bauer, faced police questioning after the disappearance of Stastny. He recalls late night talks, says there was no noise at the scene, and notes his own innocence while investigators consider possible drug links and a river ending. A polygraph suggested truthfulness.
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Bauer
Stastny
Coralville
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates by carrier and mail shown including 7 issue and 52 week options. AP news dispatches exclusive for republication.
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The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
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Harshmann
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Brushchapel
William Harnish
Dennis L
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George B. McDill
Czech National Cemetery
Hanford American Legion Post
Blaine
Etta Regnet
Turner Chapel
D.A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Linwood Cemetery
International Union
Pierson’s Flowershop and Greenhouses, Inc
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Avenue Florals & Botanicals
16Th Ave
C.R. Weather
James Affeldt
Linden Drive
Richard McConnell
Fifth Street
St. Luke's
Fort Myers
Fla
Jack Carman
Chip Carter
Navy
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Cedar Rapids Gazette, Sun
C.R
Sovereign
Charles
Henrietta
John E. Lopes
3Rd Ave
Stewart Funeral Home
First Ave. N.E
William J. Stewart
James F. Stewart
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14Th Ave
Cedar Memorial Park
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