Deaths of multiple in Iowa area list long obituary items
Obituary notices memorialize Alfred Al Wilson 79 of Lisbon and Cheryl Dahl 3 of Anamosa among many others. Reports include birthdates, spouse names, survivals, church and lodge affiliations, funeral times, burial sites, and charitable fund requests. Additional items cover Elmer H. Krug, Lyman Heeren, Kenneth Opperman, Cyril Black, and Richard Velky era links with Navy service, trucking, farming, and veterans commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred ‘al’ Wilson
Lisbon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Brandon
Hazel Halbert
Davenport
Independence
Benjamin Franklin Masonic Lodge
United Methodist Church
el Kabir
Cedar Rapids
Jacqueline Puffer
Coralville
Earl of
Ira Wilson
Flossie Grahm
Indianola
Karen Fristad
Mount Hope Cemetery
Morgan Funeral Home
Heart Fund
Seventh Ave
Marion
Lisbon-Mount Vernon
Lisbon Bank and Trust Company
W. Main St
Cheryl Lea Dahl
Richard
Pamela Dahl
Iowa City
Dixie
Louis Alferts
Anamosa
Samara Sams
Wyoming
Walter Farrington
Tucson
Ariz
Lee Sams
SS Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
Donald Wahlgren
Goettsch Funeral Home
Prairie Hill Cemetery
Lyman J. Heeren
Ninth Ave
Peoples Memorial Hospital
Fayette
B & L Auto Service
Larry
Mechanicsville
Billy
Danny
Brenda Aschem
Angela
Maynard
Elmer
Las Vegas
Nev
Wayne
Kahuli
Maui
Hawaii
Dennis
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Carl H. Berhenke
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Vinton sewer progress update and contract disputes
The Vinton City Council heard progress on the new wastewater plant. Municipal Pipe Tool Inc. failed to meet a 90 day rehab contract, facing possible $200 daily liquidated damages totaling $9,000, plus $1,600 in additional work including a $720 remote TV camera fee. The council postponed decision on penalties and approved HDTV tape purchase. Also the Fourth Street US 218 signal project faced delays with Iowa Signal and Electric Co, penalties assessed and a future solid state controller installation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Vinton City
Dean Legg
Municipal Pipe Tool Co. Inc
Hudson
Municipal
Legg
Tom Anderson
Associated Engineers Inc
Cedar Rapids
Solid State
Fourth Street
U.S. Highway 218
Iowa Signal and Electric Company
Des Moines
Anderson
Iowa
Iran rebels seize three French boats off Moroccan coast
An unnamed former Iranian general says 100 loyalists seized three French built missile boats near Morocco as they were en route to Iran. He credits Barhram Aryana with directing the operation, while Moroccan officials and France deny knowledge of the incident. The boats had been ordered by the shah's regime but delayed after the Tehran embassy crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Iran
Africa
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Mr. K
Morocco
Barhram Aryana
U.S
Tehran
Census shows urban growth decline in 1980s shift
Washington AP reports census figures show the smallest urban growth since 1820 with urban share rising only from 73.6 to 73.7 percent between 1970 and 1980. Decentralization spreads nationwide as people move to smaller communities for homes and lower taxes, led by crime concerns and desire for nicer living. Iowa urban share reaches 58.6 percent, up 1.4 percent from 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Diana DeAre
Bureau
Ms. DeAre
Iowa
Jury finds for driver in park accident suit
A Linn County jury cleared Christine C. Sparks of liability in a May 25 1979 park accident near Central City that injured 3 year old Sarah E. Luke. The Lukes sought 115000 dollars for medical costs and for psychological consequences plus loss of companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Christine C. Sparks
Laurel Lane
Pinicon Ridge Park
Central City
Sarah E. Luke
Douglas and
Marcine Luke
Linn County
Sparks
Lukes
Riley
Wright
Robert Osmundson
Marilyn L. Falconer
Orville L. Alberty
James A. Chapman
Shirley A. Benedict
Durward D. Addleman
Diane E. Ehresman
Gregory P. McGeaffie
Marion
Marilyn R. Hemphill
Police urge caution as citizens aid in crimes
Cedar Rapids police credit two citizens with stopping recent crimes while urging public safety. A burglar at Wareco gas station on 16th Ave SW broke in, stole a pocket knife, cigarettes and $20 in coins. Scott Ellis, 20, of Rossey Lane SW, was arrested nearby for second degree burglary and intoxication. In a separate incident a northeast side convenience store thwarted robbery by confronting the suspect. Police say call 911 with description or license number and avoid confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Wareco
16Th Ave
Scott Alan Ellis
16Th Avenue
Ellis
Rossey Lane
James Barnes
Cedar Rapids Gazette details subscription and rights
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, lists address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa and notes carrier and mail rates for Morning Editions and Sunday editions. It states AP exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Robbery at McDonald’s on First Ave NE
Three men, two armed with handguns, demanded cash at the McDonald’s on 3916 First Ave NE as the store neared 11 p.m. They escaped with an undetermined amount. Police described one suspect as 20 to 30, mustache, Afro, blue bandanna mask. lookout issued for a car with three to five black men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald’s
First Ave
Barbs Be optimistic. If the horse is stolen, locking the barn
A local columnist weighs prudent steps after a horse theft threat, advising stable security to minimize losses on feed and other barn assets. The note frames prevention as a practical response to risk, urging owners to secure premises to deter theft and protect inventory.
Vital Statistics and Local Notices Summary
Aug 12 and 13 births listed for Kimberly Schroeder Tracy Young Ruth Fleming Mary Jo Novak Suzanne Blomme Debra Jurrens and others. Marriages annulled Velma Seeley and Raymond Detlefson. City fire and emergency notices cite outages and medical emergencies at several addresses in Center Point Cedar Rapids Solon and Clinton Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Steve Schroeder
A Ave
Tracy
Keith Young
18Th St
Ruth
David Fleming
24Th Ave
Marion
Mary Jo
Larry Novak
Eighth Ave
Suzanne
Ste Fa Blomme
Norman Daweson
Margaret
James Goodall
Staub Court
Debra
Jeffery Jurrens
Cave
Michael W. Erenberger
Solon
Kathy M. Johnson
Ely
Steven R. Westby
Minneapolis
Joan M. Pelisek
Cedar Rapids
Dwight D. Pollock
Leslie A. Henderson
Center Point
John L. Newman
Garnet
Mary L. Orman
Amana
Brian E. Miller
Clinton
Wis
Barbara E. Hodge
James M. Hobson
Candis K. Warnke
Skokie
Ill
Reagan Offers Nuclear Talks Hint Amid Tax Bill Victory
President Reagan signaled possible talks with the Soviet Union on limiting short and medium range nuclear weapons in Europe while celebrating the tax and budget bills. He cited NATO balance and noted correspondence with Brezhnev. The package promises $35 billion in 1982 savings and $131 billion over three years, with deep cuts to food stamps and Medicaid and a 25 percent across the board personal income tax cut over three years. Tax withholding will fall 5 percent on Oct 1, then 10 percent next year and 10 percent the following July. It also trims capital gains and the marriage penalty and offers saving incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Soviet Union
NATO
Europe
Leonid Brezhnev
Larry Speakes
Brezhnev
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer H. Krug
Atkins
Virginia B. Jolley
Milwaukee Railroad
Benton
Baumhoesener Nursery
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
American Legion
A.H. Schueler
Beverlyn K. O’connor
la Grange
Dennis E
Salem
Ore
Dorothy Bayer
Victor
Albert
Newhall
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Robert Hedtke
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
St. Stephen's Memorial Fund
Kenneth E. Opperman
Smithsville
Oelwein
Walker
Independence Baptist Church
Gloria
Smithville
Kevin
Phoenix
Steven
Tempe
Kenneth Jr
Helen McCalley
Florence Glass
Baptist Church
Cyril F. Black
Blue Ridge Court
Teahen Funeral Home
Donald W. Donaghy
Westminster
Calif
Veterans Administration Medical Center
Long Beach
Hope Welch
Ankeny
Roddy M
Patti Webster
Myrtle Donaghy
Anken
Richard Velky
Traer
Sunrise Hill
Mr. Velky
Czechslovakia
Chicago
Josephine Soukup
Marengo
Jerome
Clutter
Molly Stwerka
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Oneida
Overton
Dysart
John Karpisek
Overton's
Dysart Cemetery
Elkader
Michael J. Roach
San Diego
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Witt’s
Guernsey
Eva Jacobs
McAninch-Fremming’s
Guttenberg
Lamar Bischke
Tuecke-Allyn’s
St. Paul
Osterdock
Kalona
Noah M. Yoder
Harvey Yoder
Peter Miller
Peterseim
S. McGregor
Albert W. Carlson
Thornburg’s
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Williamsburg
John J. Berlin
Uhlmann’s
Wilson
Lucille M
Barker United Methodist Church
Downing
Barker Cemetery
Payne-Gerth Funeral Home
Memphis
Murdoch Chapel
Melsa
Ahart Edward
Turner Chapel East
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Czech National Cemetery
Crescent Lodge No. 25
Vinton Sewer Progress
Regina Huelman
Gazette
Census Bureau
Roland Krekeler
Barnes
By Phil Pastoret
John E. Lapes
St. Luke’s
Thelma I
Russell R. Jones
Amy Marie
David Max Arthur
Velma Seeley and
Raymond William Detlefson
Bever Ave
Second St
Linden Drive
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