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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1977

Page

3

Deaths listed in Cedar Rapids area obituaries

Cedar Rapids and nearby communities note multiple deaths including Frank Wislsel 81, Elizabeth Brannaman 83, and Elmer Joseph Miller 82, with services planned across Brush Chapel St Wenceslaus St Marys Lisbon and St Johns Lisbon. Survivors include relatives across Solon Cedar Rapids Mt Vernon and Iowa City. Military and memorial honors noted. dates and burial sites listed.

Frank Wislsel 36Th Ave Cedar Rapids Mt. Vernon Solon St. Wenceslaus Church Eugene Lester Highland Park Martha Bess Zinkula Mechanicsville John Victor Arthur Brush Chapel St. Wenceslaus Louis Trzil St. John’s Cemetery Father Trzil Vinton Earl R. McClain Campbell-Russell’s Manchester Fred Charles Elsbury Shelly’s Frank Fogel Bohnenkamp S. Farmersburg Maloy J. Walter St. John’s Lutheran Church Witt Hopkinton Cloyd Hass Farbes-Ottoman Funeral Home Sac City Goettsch’s Monticello Independence Merle H. Curry Jr Mason-Howe Funeral Home Edith E. Holets United Methodist Church Horner Funeral Home Dyersville Vincent Lucinda Walke Basilica of St. Francis Xavier Kramer Funeral Home Kramer’s John W. VanHorn White Funeral Home Viola Rasmussen Rowley Cemetery Winthrop Richard E. Postel St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Fawcett’s. Victor Harvey Voelkel McAninch-Fremming Funeral Home Newhall Wallace J. Boddicker Sr Fellmer Funeral Home Elizabeth Brannaman Lisbon Johnson County Bert Brannaman Elizabeth Kadera St. John’s Catholic Church Church Altar and Rosary Society Solon American Legion Auxiliary Jolly Workers Club Jake Clark Keneal Swanson Lubbock Texas Raymond Donald Archie Marion Louis Davis Calif Alma Brannaman Nellie Hamer Brosh Funeral Home St. John’s Robert L. Ferring Lisbon Cemetery Father Ferring Elmer Joseph Miller Mount Vernon St. Luke’s Hospital Corwith Cornell College Iowa West Virginia Pennsylvania Connecticut

Republicans Set 2:30 P.M. Meeting to Choose Tauke Successor

The 2nd District Republican Central Committee will convene at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Ramada Inn in Dubuque to nominate a new district chairman as Tom Tauke, the retiring leader, seeks the GOP nomination for Congress. Each of 11 counties has two votes cast by its chairman and vice chairman. weather and road conditions prompted the time change. At least six candidates are named including Marian Pfaff and William Penningroth.

Tauke GOP William Penningroth Mechanicsville Marian Pfaff Dubuque Paul Pfeffer Clinton Frances Palmer Ted Johnson Bob Hult Cedar Rapids

Mailbox snow clearance urged by Marion Postmaster

Marion Postmaster B J Mullaley asks rural residents to clear snow from mailbox approaches to ensure safe fast mail delivery. Customers must keep approaches free of snow or other obstructions. failure to do so may delay or prevent deliveries during heavy snows.

Marion B. J. Mullaley Mullaley

Seven arrested in Cedar Rapids on after hours tavern charges

Police reported seven arrests Friday and Saturday on varied charges in Cedar Rapids. Nancy Carol Schirm 37 of Marion faced a prohibited acts charge for allegedly seeking prescriptive drugs with an altered form at Fifth Avenue Pharmacy. Four others were charged under city regulations for after hours tavern activity at the Log Cabin Tavern. Suspects include James Steepleton 39 of LaSalle Drive and patrons John Kirchhoff 25 Dale Bailey 33 and Gloria Barker 24. Kirchhoff reportedly drank beer while officers observed a back door ajar. Winfred Smith 43 faced malicious injury to a building after damage at 709 Fourth Ave SE. Jon Drew 19 of Ridgeway Drive SE was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon with a .38 revolver found on 30th Street SE. Charles Fritz 23 of Oceanside Calif was charged with desertion from the Marines.

Nancy Carol Schirm Eighth Ave Marion Fifth Avenue Fifth Ave James Steepleton LaSalle Drive Log Cabin E Ave John J. Kirchhoff 10Th St Dale R. Bailey Ellis Boulevard Gloria Jean Barker Leisure Boulevard Kirchhoff Winfred I. Smith Fourth Ave. SE Matilda Butler Fourth Ave Jon B. Drew Ridgeway Drive 30Th Street Charles R. Fritz Oceanside Calif United State Marines

Three charged in drunk driving incidents

Three individuals faced drunk driving charges after incidents Friday night and Saturday. Floyd W. Raftis aged 42 from 211 34th St Drive SE collided with a snow pile on 1400 block of 29th St NE at 6:40 p.m. Friday. David M. Severs, 28, of 1317 S Ave NE, was arrested at 9:25 p.m. Friday near Third Avenue and Fifth Street SE. Llewellyn Randolf, 35, of Center Point, was taken into custody at 12:55 a.m. Saturday near Highway 150 and Willman Street in Hiawatha.

Floyd W. Raftis 34Th St 29Th St David M. Severs S. Ave Third Avenue Fifth Street Llewellyn Randolf Center Point Highway 150 Willman

Vital statistics and local weather notes

Wind direction and velocity at 9 p.m. from the E at 7 mph. Acknowledges sunrise and sunset times. Temperature report includes highs in the 30s to low 40s and lows in the teens to low 20s with no precipitation. Extended outlook predicts warmer temps and a chance of rain or snow Tuesday through Thursday. Births listed include several families with names and addresses. out of town birth noted in Santa Paula, California. Local incident log records multiple emergency calls and responses with locations and times.

Christmas shoppers buoyed by hot electronics and toys

Cedar Rapids stores report strong Christmas demand with video recorders selling for about 1000 dollars and computerized game consoles gaining popularity. Toy sales rise 40 to 50 percent with space themed items and high end dolls and cameras selling briskly. Live hermit crabs emerge as novelty gifts as weather looms.

Target Ardan’s Roger Wardenburg Joe Enzler Jr Enzler Gifts & Leather Goods Jim Morse Sanford’s Tolkien Marsha Valance Dan Rather Paul Harvey

Cedar Rapids Police Crack Down On Street Parking

Cedar Rapids police warned residents to move cars parked on streets within 48 hours amid heavy snow. By Saturday over 200 vehicles were marked for enforcement and several had been towed. Additional tows were planned for Monday with fines including a $5 ticket plus tow fees from $12.50 to $22.50.

Cedar Rapids

Ozark to drop two Iowa to Chicago flights

Ozark Air Lines will discontinue flights 983 and 917 linking Waterloo Iowa and Chicago because they are not profitable. Flight 983 runs Sioux Falls Sioux City Waterloo to Chicago and Flight 917 starts Minneapolis and stops Waterloo Cedar Rapids and the Quad Cities before Chicago.

Ozark Air Lines Iowa Chicago Jim Twyman Ozark District Waterloo Sioux Falls M.C Sioux City Minneapolis Minn Cedar Rapids Quad Cities

Fire breaks out trapping residents as people jump from roof

In Michigan a major blaze drove residents to flee or leap from the structure. Police said many were injured in falls and investigators worked to count missing. Detective Peter White reported several bodies recovered, including Richard Engel, 32, with others identified later. Hospitals treated around 60 victims, nearly half admitted.

Peter White

Cairo conference marks pivot in Mideast diplomacy

The Cairo conference convenes as Secretary of State Vance tours the region visiting Lebanon Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Syrian President Hafez Assad rejects Arab mediation with Sadat and travels Kuwait Bahrain and Qatar seeking oil nation backing while keeping talks with Jordan and Saudi leaders on the agenda.

Vance Lebanon Syria Jordan Saudi Arabia Hafez Assad Sadat Kuwait Bahrain Qatar Persian Gulf Assad Hussein Cairo Israel Al-Rai al- Aam

Pioneer Fund Grants Funded Off Campus Anti Integration Seminars

The Pioneer Fund, a tax exempt research foundation with over 2 million in assets, financed grants to researchers but funded anti busing and anti integration seminars in cities like Louisville and Boston. The New York Times found $179000 disbursed over 10 years to shocksley and Jensen through Stanford and.personal channels, prompting IRS questions about propaganda and tax status.

Northern Iowa Scott Louisville Boston New York Times Internal Revenue Service Pioneer IRS Pioneer Fund The William B. Shockley Shockley Stanford University Arthur R. Jensen University of California

The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Second class mail Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates list weekly and yearly prices with regional variations and AP exclusive republication rights.

The Gazette Company Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Low Iawa U.S Gazette Associated Press

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Laurence M. Peters Iowa City United States Navy Stinocher Post American Legion St. Mary’s Church Frances Sprynel Earl Bahlmer Louise Irma William Marcellus Cecil Brush Funeral Home J.J. Fath Cornell College Library Dwight M Lois Winegarden Richmond Elmer Miller Cornell Morgan Gilbert P. Maynard Uiversity of Iowa Mr. Maynard U of I Department of Accounting Indianola Simpson College University of Michigan American Accounting Association American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Iowa Society of Certified Public Accountants Maynard U of I Board of Control of Athletics Jean Terrill Walnut Creek Steven Readinger Peoria Ill Kathleen Barker George L. Gay’s Sigfred Techau 13Th St. SE Clarence Pearl Miller Esther Everett Walton Gene Reed New Berlin Wis Harlan Des Moines Howard Floyd Perkins DeWitt Glenn Robert Robert Rogers Salzbrenner Robert K Chapel of Memories David Larson St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Cedar Memorial Cedar Memorial Funeral Home C.R. Weather St. Luke's Steven D. Gleason 25Th St. SW William G. McCalley Sharon Lane Mark F. Thomson 36Th St. NE Charles R. Debbeck Longview Drive Mercy Thomas Patterson Rainbow Blvd Hiawatha Santa Paula Gary Metelak Metelak Jerry Walsh Amana Mr. Metelak Joseph Metelak 20Th Ave Wilson Ave 38Th St C Avenue 22Nd Street Second Avenue Pine Grove Drive 12Th Ave Ninth St 27Th Ave White Pine Drive 11Th St Ninth Ave Blue Ridge Drive Washington Ave. SE General News Sun Younkers William Hayes Hayes Charles Brokaw Kmart West Sears H. F. Armstrong Cling Miller CB Radio Killian Scherling Ozark United Press International Sovereign Charles Henrietta Stewart Funeral Home First Ave. N.E William J. Stewart James F. Stewart Novak Monument CO 14Th Ave Michigan Fire Mideast Information John E. Lopes 3Rd Ave Pierson
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