Deaths mark Cedar Rapids area obituary notices
A string of obituaries lists Frances Joyce Ashley 43 of Cedar Rapids died in Tulsa after an illness. Frances Louise French 85 formerly of Marion died in Acampo California. Ralph R. Rosenberg 79 Cedar Rapids died at St Luke's Hospital. Dade William Kehne 72 former Cedar Rapids resident died in Los Angeles. Paul Leland Kindler 81 former Cedar Rapids teacher died in Hayward California. Burial details and services variably noted across Cedar Memorial Funeral Home, Turner Chapel East, Kuba Funeral Home and Janeba Kuba facilities with several memorials to American Cancer Society and local churches.
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Frances Joyce Ashley
Cedar Rapids
Tulsa
Okla
Iowa City
Frisco’s
Wilson Foods
Lisa
Mary
Donald
Jeff
Arizona
LeRoy Ashley
Goldfield
Pat Merchant
Flamingo
Fla
Lois Olstad
LaVerne
Rose Cooksley
Judy McCracken
Tressa Youngbear
Donna Frederickson
Los Angeles
Calif
Loretta VanDiver
San Jose
Virgil
Anamosa
Moore’s Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Frances Louise French
Marion
Acampo
Lodi
Frances Church
Oscar French
American Legion Auxiliary
Harriette Grace
Caroline Usher
Cherokee Memorial Park
Gierhart and Wells Funeral Home
Ralph R. Rosenberg
E Ave
Vinton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Nettie B. Dye
Gainesville
Amana Reserve
Roma Rex Rosenberg
Bert
Leah Rosenberg
Minneapolis, Minn
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Robert Pauley
The
Free Methodist Church
Toddville
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Perrine Cancer Care Center
Mercy Hospital
10Th St
Dade William Kehne
Betty Barger
Lake Mills
Wis
Robert E
Paul Leland Kindler
Hayward
Columbiana County
Ohio
de Paul University
Chicago
Nissen Co
Ethel
Harold
Jeanne McDougald
California
Chapel of Chimes
Mount Eden Presbyterian Church
Adrian Ave
William “Bill” E. Emanuel
Coral Drive
Hiawatha
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Dove
Esther R
Murdoch Chapel
Dick Watkins
Cedar Memorial Park
Heck
Gertrude “Trudie
All Saints Catholic Church
Edmond J. Becker
All Saints
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
St. Anthony Guild
29Th St
Turner Chapel
Ham
Donald O
Dennis Cahill
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Linwood Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Jeannette M. Prochaska
Waveland Drive
Joseph J. Prochaska
Westwood Club
St. Jude’s Catholic Church
Dominic J
Eugene Kutsch
St. John’s Cemetery
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home West
Emeline E. Elder
Linn County
Rossville
Kan
William D. Elder
Waterloo
Florida
Iowa
David W
Danville
Jean Sejk
Roy Gaddis Jr
Solon
Wellman
South Bend
Ind
Doris M. Hardy
Nemachek Inc
North Liberty
Donna M. Marak
Fairfax
Kathleen L. Davis
Patty K. Gaddis
West Branch
Jennifer J. Gaddis
Barbara L. McPherson
Fort Lauderdale
Bill D
Robert C
Donald L
Tom J
Portland
Ore
Marie L. Gaddis
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Robert C. Johnson
Christ the King Church
Mormon Trek Blvd
Mary Chalupnik Konigsmark
Jerry Chalupnik
Rudolph Konigsmark
St. John’s Lutheran Church of Ely
Karla Masaryk
Czechoslovak Society of America
Karla Masaryk Chorus
C.S.A
Verona Krob
Ely
Long Beach
Don Konigsmark
Anna Klimes
Lillian Tesarik
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Cedric J. Lofdahl
Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church
Czech National Cemetery
Woman suffocates in grain bin on family farm
A rural Harlan woman died after suffocating in a grain bin while she and her son loaded a truck on the family farm. Authorities did not release her name as relatives were notified. Deputy Gene Cavanaugh said she likely fell head first into the bin and rescue squads and a state trooper had trouble locating the farm due to unclear directions.
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Harlan (Ap
Harlan
Shelby County Sheriff's
Gene Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Iowa
Rath Packing workers protest Journal ownership article
Officials and Rath Packing Co employees dispute a Dec 2 Wall Street Journal piece claiming worker dissatisfaction with employee ownership. The Black Hawk County Economic Development Committee and Rath management seek a correction, while employees circulate a displeasure petition.
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Lynn Cutler
The
Economic Development Committee
Rath
Waterloo
Leo Roof
Journal
Fayette school board moves to merge with neighboring district
The Fayette school board unanimously votes to begin reorganizing the district by joining either North Fayette or West Central by the 1983-84 school year. A petition requires 20 percent of voters in both districts and Area I Education Agency approval before a ballot. The plan could proceed in about three months with a 60 percent vote in both districts.
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Fayette
North Fayette
West Central
Area I Education Agency
Dick Glidden
Glidden
Two men found guilty in Arizona murder of Iowa woman
A Superior Court jury in Phoenix convicted Robert Cruz and Edward McCall Jr. of first degree murder in the New Year’s Eve killings of William P. Redmond and Helen Phelps. They also faced charges of attempted murder, kidnapping, armed robbery and burglary with possible death penalties.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Cruz
Edward McCall Jr
William P. Redmond
Helen Phelps
Lytton
Iowa
Arizona
Redmond
Cruz
Tempe
William Feldhacker
Burglars Take Lockbox Hidden Value From Wicke Home
Burglars removed a metal lockbox from Kay and Dwight Wicke at 112 Josephine Lane NW. Inside was about $80,000 in non negotiable stocks bonds insurance policies and savings certificates. only $50 in dimes found. A second burglary at 800 H Ave NW reported theft of antique jewelry and two liquor bottles.
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Kay
Dwight Wicke
Josephine Lane
Vanessa Jones
H Ave
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. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids subscription rates by Corrier and mail options listed with weeks and yearly totals. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. USPS 095680
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
Corrier
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Prison Camp Opening Delayed to January 4
WAUKON JUNCTION The opening of Luster Heights prison work camp is postponed to January 4 due to the Christmas holiday. Iowa Men's Reformatory warden Calvin Auger said the state had planned a December opening but delayed to avoid moving staff and inmates during the season.
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Waukon Junction
Luster Heights
Calvin Auger
Iowa
Public employee union chief Jerry Wurf dies at 62
Jerry Wurf president of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees died of cardiac arrest at George Washington University Hospital. He had been hospitalized for a month after surgery for a stomach problem. Wurf led AFSCME since 1964.
Analysts cite Polish troops to quell unrest in Warsaw Pact
A year ago U.S. analysts said new evidence pointed to Poland deploying troops to suppress labor unrest rather than the Soviets. The claim highlighted shifting roles within the alliance and raised questions about Moscow’s influence during tense regional labor protests.
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U.S
Vital Statistics Entries Include Several New Daughters and Sons
A string of birth notices lists families from Cedar Rapids to Anamosa and Marion. Notable couples include Lynda and David Nebel with a daughter, Rebecca and Eric Jacobs with a son, and Jody Graesser with a son, among others. Also recorded are recent emergency and incident notes: medical emergency at 3405 First Ave SE and mechanical issues at Westdale Mall and First Avenue locations.
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Lynda
David Nebel
19Th St
Mary
Michael Brogan
Coral Lane
Rebecca
Eric Jacobs
Sue Lane
Susan
Hardin Abrams
Tanager Drive
Jody
Johnny Graesser
West Amana
Jayne
Carl Litzmann
Pioneer Ave. SE
Dianna
Randall Walker
Summer Circle NE
Nancy
Tim Watters
Anamosa
Donna
Larry Bowers
S. Seventh St
Marion
First Ave
Westdale Mall
C Ave
First Avenue
27Th St
Falcon Drive
Corrections on liquor license hours and Pioneer Village note
The Gazette and Cedar Rapids Police Department issued incorrect copies of an ordinance. the proper opening hour is 6 a.m., not 7 a.m. Channel One youth group aided Pioneer Village at Seminole Valley Park and helped with interviews and painting projects. Paul Hoag, 53, of West Union, was killed by a falling tree limb while cutting wood. he was misidentified as Ralph Hougin in a prior report. The Gazette will publish corrections and clarify newsroom accountability.
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Channel One
Pioneer Village
Seminole Valley Park
Gazette
Dale Brodt
Pioneer Village Commission
Paul Hoag
Rural West Union
West Union
Ralph Houg
Paul Houg
Ralph
Tip for keeping thermos bottles sweet after washing
After washing and rinsing store thermos bottles and jugs with tops fitted loosely to keep them sweet inside. Rinse out again before using. A well lathered bottle brush is excellent for washing narrow necked containers.
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Chelsea
Blanche C. Vokoun
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Vining
Hrabak’s
Stayskal Cemetery
Decorah
Ronald D. Frye
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Stevie’s. Hawkeye
Pauline Gabel
White’s
Mount Hope
Keswick
Susan Mikesell
Keswick United Methodist Church
Powell's
Sorden Cemetery
Mechanicsville
Frank Whitman
Horner's
Lisbon Cemetery
Monticello
Maude Arduser Scheele
Goettsch's
Nichols
Helen Brenneman
Snider
Lorenz Willman
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Postville
Schutte’s
Sheets and Son
Rural
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Burnham-Wood's
Terri) Minsky
Ms. Minsky
Minsky
Fayette School Board
Mark Plenke
Iowa Burea
Bernard Pattison
Cated McCall
McCall
Illinois
C.R
Public Employee Union
Cief
St. Luke’s
Rex K. Johnson
Patsy R. Zika
Donald W. Ellis
Jane E. Strait
Brian H. Donohoe
Teri L. Core
Michael R. Rosauer
Walker
Susan K. Holsinger
John E. Lapes
Piorist
3Rd Ave