Marion Community Mourns Erma A Greenwood at 71
Erma A Greenwood of Marion died Sunday in Marion after a long residence here since February previously of Canton Indiana She was born October 27 1905 in Lewistown Indiana Surviving are a daughter Mrs Don Bullard Marion a son George Des Moines five grandchildren a great grandson and two sisters and a half sister Interment at Novi Michigan with Murdoch's of Marion in charge Funeral services planned in Detroit Burial at Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens Novi Michigan Local clubs and public notices follow including Lions Marion Rotary and YMCA schedule details
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Erma A. Greenwood
Marion
Canton
Horn
Lewistown
A. Frei Greenwood
Detroit
Mich
Don Bullard
George
Des Moines
Sivtens
Halph Midleton
Kenneth Pull
Avon ML
Oakland
Wis
Novi
Mien
Murdoch's
Firemen Extinguish Two Auto Blazes
Fire crews were summoned to 2935 Third Street Saturday to douse a four door vehicle owned by Geral Thels of Springville with extensive engine compartment and wiring damage. A second blaze on Tenth Street near Milwaukee railroad tracks damaged a car belonging to Bethany Krafock of Fortieth Street NE Cedar Rapids with similar engine and wiring damage and interior smoke. No causes listed or determined.
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Manon
Third Street
Geral Thels
Springville
Milwauker
Bethany Krafock
Eal Fortieth Street
Cellar Rapids
Firormn
Services Tuesday for William A Kerehill
CENTRAL CITY William A Kerehill 62 died Saturday at Cerie Elopids hospital. born May 30 1909 in Fairfax married Fayr Torrence May 31 1990 in Rockwell City. Surviving wife daughter grandchildren and three later, with several relatives. Services 4 30 pm Tuesday at Murdoch's Central City. The casket will not be opened after the service. A memorial fund has been established.
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Central City
William A Kerehill
Cerie Elopids
Boen
Fairfax
Fayr Torrence
Rockwell City
Stanley Lawrence
Granitchildren
Kathy Lawrences
Jews City
Steven Lawrence
Manes
Bil. Champlin
Elyie Arena
Léland Gosnell
Codton Rapids
Tinsday
Murdoch
Ti Central City
Coe Plans Campaign to Double Endowment and Honor History
Coe College announces a drive to double its endowment to about 10.4 million dollars over several years, unveiled by President Teo L. Nussbitam during the 125th anniversary observance. The first major gift funds the Henrot Arnold Endowed Chair in History at the Sutherland C. Dows Fine Arts Center, with $500 000 from Helenita Bows Arnold of Cedar Rapids. The endowment history dates to 1882 with current annual endowment income exceeding 500 000 dollars, supporting professors and scholarships.
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Coe College
Utcumpalpa
Teo L. Nusxbitam
Dispatch
Nussbaum
Coo
Arnold
Sutherland C. Dows Fine Arts
Fenrth
Coe
Coes
Japanese Voters Rebuke Liberal Democrats in Election
Japanese voters gave a sharp rebuke to the Liberal Democratic Party in Sunday ballots while the party clung to power. The LDP won 249 seats with independents boosting total to 257, far short of a majority, as socialists and communists lost ground and reform candidates rose.
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Tokyo
Sapai
Suaken
Lockheed
Ernest Low
Liberal Democrats
United States
Asia
China
Takeo Miki
Raigui
WIII
Literal
Dampocratic Party
LDP
Libers-Dewmtocrats
Komeito
Democratic Socialists
Liberal Club
Liveral-Dumocritic
Miki
Asahi
Coe Wins Graceland Invitational Wrestling Title
Coe College opened its wrestling season by capturing the Graceland Invitational title with 140 percent points. Northwest Missouri State and runner-up Tunnerup followed as other top teams. Jim Brick earned the 167-pound title and was named outstanding wrestler. Additional winners include Jack Sehlueter Scott Zaruba and Gary Long, with teammate Behluehler second at 134. Third places went to Hinrichsen, Taylor, and Stalkfleet.
Huskers Tame Hawaii 68-3 in season finale
Nebraska shells Hawaii 68 to 3 as Rich Beams rushes for 211 yards on 25 carries to set a single game school record. Vince Ferrell passes for two touchdowns and a 43 yarder, while Nebraska jumps to a 27-0 lead and improves to 8-3-1 heading to the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl. Hawaii ends 3-8.
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Richard Beams
Nebraska
Nausnally
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Hawaii
Berns
Ow Ming
Frank Lanch
Ali Perce
Nebraski
Texas Tech
Vince Ferragamo
Bobby Thongs
Chuck Malito
Cornell's Hipsley wins Midwest conference football race
Cornell's Chris Hipsley claims the Midwest conference title with 78 points eight touchdowns and 24 extra points plus two field goals. Moomowah led team scoring with 188 while Cornell totaled 187 second place. Londonderry action reports bombing destruction in Northern Ireland as 10 000 Catholics and Protestants march for peace.
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Cornell
Chris Hipsley
Hipsley
Moomowah
Coo Ualret
No Delay In OPEC Price Talks
Beirut report says OPEC plans to raise prices Dec 15 as scheduled with possible increases from under 10 percent to over 25 percent. Doha meeting shifted. North South talks in Paris may postpone until March. Saudi Arabia maintains price stance, citing IMF inflation figures over 1975-77.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Middle East
Paris
Nilions
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Araba
Saudi
Sparks Named Manager of Town Oaks for 1977 Season
Los Angeles AP report says Joe J Sparks was named manager of the Town Oaks of the American Association for the 1977 season. The announcement was made Sunday.
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Los Angeles
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Town Oaks
American Association
Joel Sparks
Table Tennis Open House At Cedar Rapids Roundhouse
An open house for area table tennis players will be held Wednesday from to 10 RAM at the Roundhouse in Cedar Rapids. The Winter Handicap league is being formed and play will begin next Monday and Wednesday.
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Roundhouse
Cedar Rapids
Royal and Broyles Leave Coaching Behind in SWC Farewell
Two longtime rivals Darrell Royal of Texas and Frank Broyles of Arkansas resign as coaches after a Texas 29 12 victory, to stay on as athletic directors. Royal and Broyles coached in the SWC for two decades with multiple national titles and conference crowns.
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College Toothol
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Arkansas
Darrell Royal
Frank Broyles
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Houston
Texas Tech
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Stinal
Danny Davis
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Micini
Cac] Selmer
Baylor
Rodney Allison
Larry Isaac
Akron
Northern Michigan
Montana Stars
North Dakota State
Montana State
Wichita Falls
Grant Prefers Football in Snow
Minnesota coach Bud Grant says he likes football in snow after the Vikings beat Green Bay 20 to 3, keeping playoff hopes alive on their snowy homefield. The day also saw Cowboys beat Rangers 28 to 7 sealing division title as Washington battles for wild card and Cleveland win fifth straight.
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Bud Grant
Grant
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Green Day Packers
Miami
Huw
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Ranger
Roger Staubach
Art
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Philadelphia
Tom Landry
Bran Spe Tess
Paul Warfield
Don Cockraft
Cleveland
Browns
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
Boyd Boxers Win 5 Bouts in Manchester and West Branch
Boyd Boxers secured five victories over the weekend. In Manchester Mike Honty defeated Jett Fitzgerald of Dubuque. In West Branch Calvin Cardray, Rone Hendred, Vincent Brown, and Marvin Brown respectively beat Rick Rhodes, Charles Liphard, Ronnie Morrison, and Preston Engle from neighboring towns.
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Trom
Jané Boye
Manchester
West Branch
Mike Hone Ty
Jett Fitzgerald
Dubuque
Calvin Cardray
Rick Rhodes
Davenport
Rone Hendred
Charles Liphard
Delta
Vincent Brown
Ronnie Morrison
Normal
Marvin Browning
Preston Engle
Legal Notices and Public Records From Local Authorities
A garbled legal notices page lists various names and terms including courts, property actions, and public filings. Readable fragments reference entities such as registries and respondents, with dates and locations obscured by OCR errors. The item compiles notices about legal actions, property records, and official announcements across multiple jurisdictions.
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Cevlar Rapids Medical Carn Center
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