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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1977

Page

3

Voigt Kellam Kesler Dies in Cedar Rapids at 80

Dr. Carl C Kesler 80 of 2168 Linden Drive SE Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after an ice fall. Born July 24 1897 in Dodge City Kan he was married to Eliza Hickok July 19 1947 in Cedar Rapids. He held degrees from Southwestern College Iowa State and University of Pittsburgh and served Penick and Ford Ltd in several research roles retiring as VP and technical director of research in 1962. He was a World War I veteran and active in numerous societies. Surviving are his wife two sons Carl C Kesler Jr and David Hickok Kesler a daughter Mrs John Blanchard and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Turner Chapel East with cremation at Turner Crematory. Memorials to Coe College Scholarship Fund or St Pauls United Methodist Church.

Carl C. Kesler Linden Drive Dodge City Kan Eliza Hickok Cedar Rapids Kesler Southwestern College Winfield Iowa State University of Pittsburgh Mellon Institute Pittsburgh Penick and Ford Ltd Penick and Ford St. Paul’s United Methodist Church American Chemical Iowa School Board Association John Blanchard Framingham Mass Carl C. Kesler Jr Fountain Valley Calif David Hickok Kesler Kingston R.I Caroline Carlley Fredonia Ariz Mary Kesler Ashville N.C Arnold Herbst Jackson Burns Holden Turner Crematory Turner Chapel East Coe College Memorial Frank J. Schultz Blanche Sedlacek Schultz Noble Grand Sharon United Methodist Church Edgewood Linn County Fruit Growers Association Bohemians Gladys L. Haar Leonard F Richard J Brush Chapel Everett Burham Czech National Cemetery Norma E. Owen 25Th St. Drive William E. Owens Milwaukee Wis Owen American Red Cross Jean Fulkerson Westfield N.J William E. Owen Jr Sturgeon Bay Irma Gartzke Iowa City Fred Herbert Gartzke George Gartzke Tucson Calvin DeVries

Woman Sues Over Cockatoo Bite at Boston Area Zoo

Marilyn Denslow, 29, filed a $20,000 damage suit against the Boston Zoological Society and Stoneham Zoo after a cockatoo on a patron’s shoulder reportedly bit her nose and eye area in a Boston restaurant on August 27. The parrot, allegedly stolen from the zoo’s aviary, was recovered by police and a suspect taken into custody.

Dedham Mass UPI Boston Zoological Society Stoneham Zoo Marilyn Denslow Boston Robert Franklin

Drake Begins His Circumnavigation Voyage in 1577

On this date in 1577 the English navigator Sir Francis Drake set out to circle the globe. His expedition aimed to chart new oceans, claim new lands, and advance England's maritime might during the era of exploration.

Sir Francis Drake

Basketball Injury Sidelights Young Player’s Hospital Admission

Anthony Michael, 17, of Walker, was admitted to St. Luke's Hospital Tuesday night after suffering a knee injury while playing basketball. He is listed in fair condition.

Anthony Michael Walker St. Luke’s Hospital

Iowa farmers press for break-even price amid strike

Farm strike leaders met 75 minutes with Gov. Robert D. Ray to seek parity prices. Ray urged focus on new markets and dismissed long-term fix hopes. ITA backed some picket lines while noting varied member views. Independent truckers joined with support as a Chicago highway blockage was staged. Hazelton cited NYC three-day fresh veg and meat supply.

Iowa Robert D. Ray Ray Parkhurst Chicago American Agriculture M. J. Hazelton O’neill, Neb New York City

Cairo talks begin amid tight guard at landmark hotel

Arab Israeli peace talks open at the Mena House in Cairo with heavy security around Egyptian embassies and offices. Delegates from Egypt and Israel exchange speeches while other Arab states and the Palestinians stay away, aiming for a broader settlement including a Palestinian state.

Lebanon Beirut Egyptair Mena House Cairo Giza Sadat Jerusalem Ahmed Esmat Abdel Meguid Eliahu Ben- Elissar Israel Great Pyramid of Cheops Franklin D. Roosevelt Winston Churchill Chiang Kai-shek U.N Kurt Waldheim Paul VI Soviet Union Syria Jordan Egypt Mideast

City faces $356,000 debt after urban renewal closeout

HUD decided the city is not eligible for an urgent needs grant to cover debt tied to an early closeout of the urban renewal project. The city still owes about $356,000 after credits for $50,000 in public improvements and other adjustments. Mayor Don Canney declined to comment pending details, while Rep. Mike Blouin said he will help explore funding options.

HUD Robert C. Embry Mike Blouin Iowa Don Canney Blouin

Iowa Deaths List Features Clerical, Burial Details Across Towns

A roundup of obituaries lists Mary Leah B Heiden 82 Olin- Marion Sweet 41 and multiple others with funeral times at Witt Hayden's Olin Henderson's Walker Bible Church Mason-Howe's St Joseph's Gallaghers Goettsch's and Olson Fjelstul's. Readings include visitation times, church services and burial plans across Elkader Toledo Independence Bellevue Monticello Sigourney Decorah and other communities.

Elkader Leah B. Heiden the Witt Funeral Home Olin Marion Sweet Olin Methodist Church Hayden’s Toledo John Mary) Rayman Henderson’s National Walker Earl Williams Monticello Ralph Bayne Presbyterian Church Goettsch’s Sigourney E.H. Bruns St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Holm’s. Decorah Harold Spellman St. Benedict’s Catholic Church Olson-Fjelstul’s

Tree theft shakes community over missing Christmas trees

Davidson family contends with the mysterious theft of around 30 Christmas trees from Earl May's garden center. Choir member Kirk Davis thought he left trees at the Davidson home by mistake after a Sunday performance, sparking confusion with Davidson’s sister-in-law and a delivery mix up. Kluver weighs the information and plans a goodwill gesture, offering a poinsettia to Davidson for his honesty.

Davidson Loras College Dubuque Kirk Davis Davidsons Davis Kluver Earl May’s Garden Center

Fresno pastor convicted in kidnapping and rape case

Louis Barbosa, pastor of Zion Apostolic Church in Hayward, was found guilty of two counts of kidnapping three counts of rape and two counts of sexual perversion for abducting Christina Alcorn, 7, and Norma Milligan, 15, from a Fresno shopping center last June. The girls were held four days and taken to Mexico before being released in Bakersfield. Barbosa, 31, faces a January 9 sentencing date and also faces federal kidnapping charges.

Fresno, Calif UPI Zion Apostolic Church of Hayward Calif Fresno Christina Alcorn Norma Milligan Mexico Bakersfield Louis Barbosa Barbosa Superior Court Hollis Best Ual Best Miss Milligan

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Carl Kesler Jas A. Gyhra Richmond Mere NE Decorah Carl A. Gyhra Schaumburg Mary Austad Anne English Monona St. Benedict Catholic Church St. Benedict Cemetery Olson-Fjelstul St. Pius X Catholic Church of Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Jeanette M. Fry Dixon Ill Marathon James Fry Marion Robert Lois Patricia Keller Marlin Cox D.A. Loferski St. John’s Episcopal Church Cedar Memorial Cemetery Marie Elizabeth Woods Hess Robert D. Hess Mechanicsville Mount Vernon Hess St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Janet Smith Omaha Neb Ronald Hess Independence Leo Woods Edward Woods Deming N.M Georgia Ferguson Muscatine Morgan Funeral Home Lisbon-Mount Vernon Josephine Fisher Gordon Hinsdale Robert P. Gordon The Armour Co Robert P. Gordon Jr Elmhurst Jean Taylor Frederick Fisher Jr Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital Tillie Goldstein Henry Goldstein Grande Ave. SE Cincinnati Ohio Goldstein Temple Judah Herman M. Dolley Hopkinton University Hospitals Delaware County Thelma Boyle Tucumcari Sunbeam Chapter Ces Turner Chapel West Herbert Shafer Buck Creek United R.B Bob) Rice Route 2 Buffalo Helen C. Prouse Muskogee Oklo Rice Crandie Railroad Olivet United Presbyterian Church Lester Petrak Norman B. Rice Floyd Rice Okla Maude Wood Beatty-Beurle- Murdoch Chapel Nadim E. Saikaly Linwood Cemetery Steven Lee Haas Anamosa Anamosa High School Cheryl Sweet Brent Alvin Haas Pam Truesdale Cindy Judy Pat Gary Jack Oaken Randy Schoon Ed Engelbart James Middlekauf Randy Leane E Chapel of Memories Lloyd E. Brockmeyer Tubbs Mary St. Patrick’s Church Martin Laughlin Jerry Boyle American Agriculture Movement Independent Truckers Association Mike Parkhurst Los Angeles ITA Meguid U.S Alfred Atherton Begin Lowa 3Rd Army Rhine River Koblenz Germany Dial John E. Lapes Third Avenue Johnson County ROW JD North Liberty Solon Gazette Michael Myers R.R. 1
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