Deaths of Mrs. Tillena Edwards and Barbara Ludvicek in Iowa Obituaries
Two obituary notices list Tillena Edwards 81 of Charles City formerly Cedar Rapids died after a short illness. Barbara Ludvicek 61 of Swisher died at Mercy Hospital after a long illness with funeral services planned in Charles City and Swisher. Other notices include Houser Emma L and Ruth M Statler memorials with services in Cedar Rapids and Appleton Missouri. William Ostrander, known as Bill, and William Turner locations noted with funeral details.
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Willard
Tillena) Edwards
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Tillena Lubben
Clarion
Willard W. Edwards
Mason City
Acme Electric Co
United Methodist Church
Altrusa Club
Florence Johnston
Waverly
Etta Culbert
Winifred Henry
Robert Lubben
Hacinda Heights
Calif
Barbara Divishek Ludvicek
Route 1
Swisher
Mercy Hospital
Barbara Divishek
Linn County
Leo F. Ludvicek
Ely
Terry Lee Mulherin
Galen
John Divishek
Helen Bistricky
Fairfax
Brush Chapel
Glenn Hunt
The
Eden United Church of Christ
Czech National Cemetery
Seventh Day Adventist Church
42Nd St
Ostrander
William
Bill
Turner Chapel West
Neal Gail
First Church of the Open Bible
Linwood Cemetery
Iowa Obituaries In Brief Local Deaths and Services
A compilation of Iowa death notices lists ages and service details for multiple towns. Entries include Brooklyn Gertrude Kraft 86 Decorah Arthur E Gaffney 69 and others with funeral times churches cemeteries and visitations across towns such as Garnaville Guttenberg Jesup Marengo Maynard McGregor Postville Toledo Volga and more.
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Brooklyn
Gertrude Kraft
Nebenhoben
S. Decorah
Arthur E. Gaffney
United Methodist Church
Phelps Cemetery
Steine’s
Ioof Lodge
Garnaville
Bruce D. Pattison
Guttenberg
Guttenberg City Cemetery
Visitation
Tuecke-Allyn’s
Holy Cross
Michael F
Mike” Welter
Route 1
Iowa
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Richardsville
Church
Reiff’s
Farley
Iowa City
Charlene Cline
Donohue Lensing’s
Memory Gardens
Richard L. Myers
Christ the King Lutheran Church
Jesup
Lillian M. Stella
People’s Extended Care Center
Independence
Parker’s
Marengo
Jacob Henry Keller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hoover-Valentine’s
Victor
Ruth Myers
Hoover-Valentine’s. Marengo
Irving Wirtanen
Mexican border stores hit by U S bargain hunters
Notimex editors warn Americans crossing the border are effectively sacking basic goods as the peso falls and prices rise. They cite cheap gasoline and goods drawing U S shoppers to 1,800 mile frontier from Matamoros to Tijuana and urge drastic purchase restrictions to protect local supply.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexico
Notimex
U.S
Matamoros
Tijuana
Mexican Congress
Wedding reception ends in brawl at Pittsburgh hall
Fifteen wedding guests including the best man and matron of honor were arrested after a brawl at a Brookline banquet hall. Police said 100 to 150 fought, chairs toppled, and officers faced attacks as more than 40 officers responded. One 16 year old was released to parents.
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Pittsburgh
Brookline
Lisa Colonna
Robert Healy
Healy
Carol Healy
Anthony Lewandowski
Thomas Apitsch
Apitsch
Miss Healy
Cedar Rapids woman charged with assault on two incidents
A Cedar Rapids resident Marian P. Regan 27 was arrested on three counts of assault tied to Friday incidents. She allegedly struck Gertrude Gonterman at Smulekoff's and attacked Richard Schrodermire and his secretary at 305 Second Ave. SE. Regan released on her own recognizance.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Marian P. Regan
Fourth St
Gertrude Gonterman
Smulekoff
Regan
Second Ave. SE
Richard Schrodermire
Schrodermire
Pam Brown
The Police thrill Cedar Rapids crowd at Five Seasons Center
The Police played to about 9 000 fans at the Five Seasons Center in Cedar Rapids delivering a 90 minute set. Sting Summers and Copeland led a dynamic performance with hits from Zenyatta Mondatta and Ghost in the Machine and a brass section adding depth.
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Five Seasons Center
Cedar Rapids
Five Seasons
Police
Sting
Andy Summers
Stewart Copeland
Summers
the Police
Copeland
Roxanne
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates list carrier weekly price 1.65 and mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues 8.054 weeks 85.80 52 weeks with regional restrictions. The Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. USPS 095680
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Five Die In Two Iowa Highway Crashes
Five people died in two separate traffic crashes on Iowa roads Friday and Saturday. A three-person fatal crash occurred south of McCausland when a car failed to stop at a sign and broadsided another, killing Joseph W. Galvez, Edward Schwartz, and Opel Schwartz. The Arkansas couple Wilbur and Irene Kuschke died near Webster City when a semi rear ended their car, triggering a collision with a Colorado van. four members of the Cardillo family were injured. Authorities say Galvez and passengers were en route to work at the Alcoa plant in Bettendorf.
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Gazette Wire Services
Lowa
McCausland
Joseph W. Galvez
Clinton
Edward Schwartz
le Claire
Iowa
Opel
Larry Manderscheid
Kevin Todtz
Camanche
Galvez
Scott County
Schwartz
Alcoa
Bettendorf
Arkansas
Colorado
Webster City
Iowa State Patrol
Wilbur Kuschke
Irene
Horseshoe Bend
Ark
Interstate 35
Highway 20
Michael Thomas
Decatur
Rachel Cardillo
Colorado Springs
Colo
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Summary
Vital statistics list births and parents with addresses including Lori Shelton Ellen Allred and Justine Beaver. Fire and police calls logged: smoke odor at Parkland Drive, investigations on 16th St NE and Linmar Dr NE, burnt food on stove, medical emergency at 10th Ave and Seventh St SE, defective gas line at Westview Dr NW, and false alarm on First St SE. Christopher Boyce, fugitive from a Soviet spying conviction, was captured near Seattle after a 19 month manhunt.
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Lori Shelton
Baireferry Road
Nancy and
Thomas Chain
Stonybrook Lane
Ellen Allred
Second Ave
Justine
Darrell Beaver
Walker
Sally
Daniel Kadlee
Robins
Sandra Thornburg
Parkland Drive
16Th St
Linmar Drive
Fifth St
10Th Avenue
Seventh Street
Westview Drive
First Avenue NW
16Th Ave
First St
Christopher Boyce
Seattle
Two Cedar Rapids Men Arrested on Assault Charges
Armando P. Gozalez and Glen E. Balkman were arrested in Cedar Rapids on assault charges early Saturday. Gozalez allegedly struck Officer Douglas Kraft during a confrontation at 1409 Bever Ave SE. Balkman was taken into custody on an assault warrant at 30th Street Drive and First Avenue SE. Both men appeared in Linn District Court and were released on their own recognizance.
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Cedar Rapids
Armando P. Gozalez
Eighth St
Bever Ave
Gozalez
Douglas Kraft
Glen E. Balkman
First Ave
Linn County
Linn County Sheriff's
30Th Street Drive
First Avenue SE
Linn District Court
Thought for today from Queen Christina
A historical quote recalls Queen Christina of Sweden expressing a stark view, saying she finds it easier to behead people than to fear them. The remark reflects her bold, volatile era and mindset.
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Queen Christina of Sweden
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People
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People Stories Daily
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Tom Merryman
Sid
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Misty
Michael Emanuel
Kelly
Brad Buchanan
29Th Ave
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