Obituaries across Iowa report multiple deaths and services
A long memorial column lists numerous individuals from Cedar Rapids to Shellsburg and Marion. It details Vlasta Novotny dying at 94, Paul Ames at 21, Emma Kuss at 81, and Claude Yee Jr among others, with burial sites, visitation hours, and service details. The listings cover churches, cemeteries, and funeral homes across towns like Cedar Rapids, Marion, Independence, North Liberty, and Waukon.
Memorial Services and Funerals in Central City Marion and Marengo
Memorial services are scheduled for Thomas Opal F graveside at Coggan Cemetery at 1 30 p m with Rev William Deskins directing Murdoch Funeral Home handles arrangements Amanda C Peick services at Murdoch Chapel Marion burial Cedar Memorial cemetery visitation after 11 a m today casket to be closed 10 30 a m Monday Emmett J Crowley graveside committal postponed to Monday 2 p m St Johns cemetery funeral was Saturday morning Harold W Happy Bedell service Monday 10 a m St Josephs Church Marion burial Calvary Cemetery Marengo visitation at Stewart Funeral Home Sunday 6 to 9 p m no Rosary or Wake service
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Vlasta Novotny
16Th St
Cedar Rapids
Miss Novotny
Armstrong’s Department Store
Turner Chapel East
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Czech National Cemetery
West Union
Lawrence Bockenstedt
Holy Name Catholic Church
Burnham Wood’s. Independence
Clifford H. Scott
First United Methodist Church
White’s
Manchester
Fred A. Briggman
Shelly Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
Brooklyn
William Kline
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Nevenhoven Funeral Home
Winthrop
Genevieve McKay Anderson
Fawcett’s
Fairview Cemetery
Russell R. Matteson
Fremont Cemetery
Lamont
Henry Beeding
St. Mary’s Church
St. Albert’s
North Liberty
Walter Swacker
Immaculate Conception Church
Charles City
Calvary Cemetery
George L. Gay Funeral Home
Iowa City
Gay’s
Hauser Funeral Home
Hauser’s
Walker
Max Belz
White's, Independence
Claude Johnson
John) Yee Jr
Shellsburg
Covington
Quincy
Mary Rader
Keokuk
Kaye
Vernon Village
Phillips 66
Yee
First Baptist Church
John
Joseph
Melissa
Claude Voe Sr
Edith Jones
Montrose
Phyllis Ette
Shirley Keppel
Becky
Patty Jones
Everett
le Claire
Leonard
Chester Wilson
Hawthorne
Neb
Turner Chapel
Joseph Webb
Grace Trinity
St. John’s Cemetery
Bedell
Harold W
Happy
St. Joseph's Church
Marion
Marengo
Stewart Funeral Home
City Briefs Cover Local Theft and Club Snaps
A series of brief items report a stolen auto-starting unit worth 500 dollars from a pickup bed, a 260 dollar snowblower taken after November 15, and a burglary with a stereo receiver currency and a 100 dollar tapestry taken. Community club notices include meetings at Roosevelt Royale and Elks Club with speakers on local topics.
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Joe Barnes
Fifth Ave
Ray Bertelli
Marion
Gazette Company Established Cedar Rapids Daily Newspaper History
The Gazette Company launched daily and Sunday publication from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail with distinct regional pricing and notes exclusive rights of The Associated Press to republication of local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
Delayed mail order bride for Henry orangutan
Henry the widowed orangutan cannot meet his new mate Jennie as planned. A private flight was scrapped after Huerfanita, Rio Grande Zoo’s female gorilla, caused pilots to refuse return transport. Officials consider a van journey, uncertain to arrive by week’s end.
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Albuquerque, N.M
Huerfanita
Bronx
Snyder
Albuquerque
Jennie
Huertanita
Arkansas Supreme Court rules blind mother unable to care for child
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that a blind mother, Linda Rains, could not properly care for her 24 year old child and placed the son with his grandparents John and Joann Alton of Ozark. The decision prompted criticism from the National Federation of the Blind which called the ruling an dangerous precedent and offered help to blind parents.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Arkansas
National Federation of the Blind
Supreme Court
Searcy Ewell
Arkansas Group
Linda Rains
Dallas
John
Joann Alton
Ozark
Ark
Ewell
Federation
Rains
Weather summary and birth notices for early December
Wind at 10 pm from the east at 23 mph. Sunrise Monday 7 18 and sunset 4 36. Year ago today high 25 low 10 with no precipitation. Extended forecast partly cloudy Tuesday with rain or snow possible Wednesday and Thursday highs mid 30s to mid 40s lows mostly in the 20s. December 2 births to Michael Young and to Michael Downing Marion a son. December 1 Linda Taylor and Gary Nourse and Douglas Beard record three births. December 2 Harlan Johnson Jr. and Cherin Morarie record two births. 8 45 am Saturday a mistaken alarm at 4000 Center Point Road NE.
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Linda Taylor
Fourth St
Gary Nourse
Sugar Pine Drive
Douglas Beard
Springville
Harlan Johnson Jr
Ninth St
Cherin Morarie
Marion
Plane crash injures crew near Des Moines runway
A cargo plane from Chicago crashed short of Des Moines Municipal Airport runway five on approach. Captain Bob Raiff and copilot Larry Wilson were treated in hospital with non life threatening injuries. FAA investigates as freezing rain and poor visibility affected the landing.
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DES Moines
Chicago
Sedalia-Marshall- Booneville Stage Line Inc
Bob Raiff
Memphis
Tenn
Larry Wilson
Irving
Texas
Kennedy
Federal Aviation Administration
Auto travel up 0.6 percent in third quarter
The American Automobile Association reports auto travel rose 0.6 percent in the third quarter of 1978 from the same period in 1977. July fell 0.4 percent, while August and September rose 2.2 and 0.1 percent respectively, with nine month totals up 2.2 percent. The AAA triptik survey tracks personalized routing maps for members.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
AAA
Twiggy Delivers Baby Girl At Queen Charlotte Hospital
British model Twiggy has given birth to a 6 pound 15 ounce daughter dubbed Twiglet by London tabloids. The newborn arrived at Queen Charlotte Hospital and both mother and child are reported well. Twiggy, 28, and her American husband Michael Whitney, 39, have not chosen a name.
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London
Twiggy
Boy Friend
Riots Roil Tehran as Khomeini Foe Appeals for Overthrow
In Tehran and eight other cities clashes erupt as troops confront demonstrators during Ashura mourning. A policeman is killed on Shahreza Avenue. thousands bury the dead as Khomeini supporters defy bans. Authorities fear political protests amid Shiite rites.
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Shahreza Avenue
Tehran
Khomeini
Ashura
Tabriz
Kerman
Shiraz
Iman
Husain
A.D
Roohollah Khomeini
Paris
Iran
Carter weighs trade gains against arms talks amid exports review
The Carter administration speeds up the review of export applications to reduce a backlog while keeping controls on trade. Officials say the White House aims to avoid relaxing credit curbs until a new arms pact with Moscow and a broader climate improves. Carter also declines to endorse 27 Soviet proposals, including Western Electric telephone systems and offshore drilling tech.
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Carter
White House
Moscow
Brezhnev
Nies
Soviet Union
Winter Weather Grips Iowa With Snow and Ice
Snow blankets the northern Iowa counties while the south end sees freezing rain and drizzle. Cedar Rapids airport reports additional snow and heavy ice causing flight delays. other cities face fog and poor visibilities as weather disruptions affect events and travel statewide.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Ozark Air Lines
United Airlines
OPEC seeks price rise to recoup dollar losses
OPEC aims for a price increase to recover real terms value of crude as the dollar weakens. Analysts say a rise would barely affect US gasoline and heating oil, with only a few cents per gallon impact, not breaking consumer budgets.
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OPEC
United States
America
Lichtblau
U.S
Kissinger Seeks Talks With Schmidt in Bonn
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met Chancellor Helmut Schmidt in Bonn for almost three hours during a private visit. Details of the interview were unavailable. Kissinger, on a private trip, planned to fly to West Berlin for a two day visit after Bonn discussions.
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Bonn
West Germany
Henry A. Kissinger
Germany
West Berlin
Helmut Schmidt
Kissinger
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Joel
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Suzanne
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Ruth
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John Nissen
Onslow
Teahen Funeral Home
Emma Hudson
Murdoch Funeral Home
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Ann Alter
Clara Stahmer
Mayme Musil
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Ariz
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Paul L. Klink
Atkins
Green Mountain
Lillian Hicak
Ann
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Doris Jones
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Gene S. Todd
25Th St. SE
Susan C. Smith
Center Point Road
Roosevelt Royale
C.R. Noon Lions Club
Lou Mandle
CETA
C.R. Sertoma Club
Elks Club
Canopus Club
Henry
Andy Williams
First Ave
William J. Stewart
James F. Ai
Novak Monument CO
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E Ave
Michael Downing
Eighth Ave
St. Luke's
Renee
Twiggy S
John E. Lopes
3Rd Ave
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Tehran University
Derashib
Niavaran Palace
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Azhari
Tudeh Communist Party
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Siberia
Pacific
Denver
Grace United Methodist Church
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Paramount
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