Deaths of Katherine E Miller Schone Frank Schatz and Wilfred J Finn
Katherine E Miller Schone 83 of Marion died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital after a short illness. She was born November 11, 1898 in Roby South Dakota and married to John H Schone in 1925. Services Friday at St Joseph's Church Marion. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery Anamosa. Frank Schatz 65 of Iowa City died Monday at Veterans Hospital after a brief illness. Surviving are two sons and five grandchildren. Services Saturday Turner Chapel East. Burial St John’s Cemetery. Wilfred J Finn 57 of Cedar Rapids died Wednesday at home. Services pending at Teahen Funeral Home.
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Katherine E. Miller Schone
South
Llth St
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Roby
S.D
John H. Schone
White Lake
Anamosa
Murdoch Funeral Home
Frank Schatz
Briarwood St
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
North Dakota
A.F. of L. Union No
Richard
Larry
Indiana
Turner Chapel
St. John's Cemetery
George W. Stoner
Stoner
Hybred Seed Corn Co
South English
Helen Freres
Rock Island, Ill
English River Church of the Brethren
James Albright
Powell Funeral Home
Brethren Cemetery
Timothy Lee McCalley Jr
Timothy L
Eunice Lock McCalley
D Ave
St. Luke's Hospital
Cynthia
John McCalley
Moberly
Alice R. McCalley
Janesville
Clifford Lock
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Eva McCalley
Winthrop
Constance Lock
Edmonton
Memorial Services and Funerals Listed Across Towns
Obituaries and memorial notices for Votroubek Henry, Drumbarger Marvin, Reineke Iva, Hansen Julius A, Looney Marjorie, Elder George Milton, George W. Stoner, Timothy McCalley Jr, Epworth John V. Elgin, Holy Cross Dolores Lucas, Marengo Elsie Trimble, Sigourney Mary Herman, Vining Frank Liston, Vinton Georgia Willson, Stanwood Ethel McGuire, Tama Harry Palmer, and others. Details include service times, chapels, burial sites, and calling hours. several memorial funds noted. Burial sites include Linwood Cemetery, Cedar Memorial Park, English River Church cemetery, Brethren Cemetery, and St. Patrick's Cemetery. arrangements by Turner Chapel West, Cedar Memorial Funeral Home, Powell Funeral Home, and Mason-Hand's.
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Votroubek
Henry
Brosh Chapel
Charles R. Mehaffey
DuPont Cemetery
Swisher
Drumbarger
Marvin
Drummy
Turner Chapel West
Steve Rosenke
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Linwood Cemetery
Perrine
Mercy Hospital
10Th St
Reineke
Iva W
Trinity Lutheran Church
Roland Hischke
Hansen
Julius A
Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery
Omaha
Nev
Looney
Marjorie J
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Edwin J. Simon
First Baptist Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Elder
George Milton
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Richard L. Thompson
Epworth
John V. Elgin
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Reiff's
Holy Cross
Lawrence
Dolores) Lucas
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Dyersville
Marengo
Elsie Trimble
Hoover-Valentine’s
Ladora Cemetery
Sigourney
Jake
Mary) Herman
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Holm’s
Pleasant Grove
Vining
Frank A. Liston
Marshalltown
Mason-Hand's
Tama
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Vinton
Charles
Georgia) Willson
Campbell-Russell’s
Evergreen Cemetery
Stanwood
Ethel McGuire
Stanwood Union Church
Chapman's
Clarence
Stanwood Cemetery
Tam
Reagan approves plan to abolish Energy Department
President Reagan signs a decision memo to dismantle the Energy Department and transfer most functions to a new Energy Research and Technology Administration within the Commerce Department. Nuclear weapons production would also move to the new agency, maintaining civilian control.
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Washington
Reagan
Department of Energy
Department of Commerce
Reagan Administration
Energy Department
Commerce Department
Energy Research and Technology Administration
White House
Administration
Department
Department of Defense
Agency In Commerce
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
National Press Club
Carter Administration
Cabinet Council On Natural Resources and Environment
Department of the Interior
Coralville man ordered to stop Rose Bowl clothing sales
A Coralville man, John Gillespie, was ordered by U S District Judge Harold Vietor to stop selling T shirts and garments printing The Rose Bowl and related phrases. He may keep non Rose Bowl mementoes, while Cascade Mountain Tee seeks damages and profits from prior sales.
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Rose Bowl
Coralville
U.S. District Cour
Tournament of Roses Committee
California
Harold Vietor
John Gillespie
University of Iowa
Washington
Pasadena
Charles Traw
Iowa City
Gillespie
Hawkeye John's Trading Post
Tran
Cascade Mountain Tee
Kent
Wash
Manu
Facture
Cascade
Materials donated for Hurstville Lime Kilns Park project
Maquoketa donations from B L Anderson Inc of Cedar Rapids provide materials worth 2500 dollars for a new parking lot at the Hurstville Lime Kilns Park located two miles north of Maquoketa on U S Highway 61. The kilns dating to 1870 have been donated to the Jackson County Historical Society for restoration and park development.
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Maquoketa
B.L. Anderson Inc
Cedar Rapids
Jackson County Historical Society
Hurstville
U.S. Highway 61
The
Historical Society
Midwest
Latin America oil output climbs 10 percent in 1980
Latin America increased crude oil production by about 10 percent in 1980 reaching a record 2.123 million barrels daily, according to the Inter American Development Bank. The gain marks the fastest growth in seven years for the region.
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Latin America
Inter- American Development Bank
Arizona Man Is Cleared In Cedar Rapids Fraud Trial
Walter Stiles of Phoenix was found innocent on all four counts of fraud in U S District Court Cedar Rapids accusing him of defrauding investors of 25000 He argued he was victim of main witness in closing. Jurors included Dyan Smith and Joyce Watts among others.
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Walter Stiles
Phoenix
Ariz
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Stiles
Fred Dumbaugh
Dumbaugh
Saudi Arabia
Ghaith Pharaon
Reynolds
Edward McManus
Dyan Smith
Leroy Vick
Marion
David Bern
Dike
Jerald Evens
Hudson
James Kobliska
Waterloo
Ella Krug
Atkins
Eldon Merfeld
Zwingle
Gladys Rife
Mechanicsville
Carla Schmitz
Dubuque
David Thompson
van Horne
Jules Aldrich
Earlville
Joyce Watts
Marengo
Regents delay sale of 9 million academic revenue bonds
The State Board of Regents postponed sealed bids on 9 million dollars in academic revenue bonds set to fund Iowa State University projects including a 3 million Gilman Hall renovation and 1.5 million for a library addition. The rescheduled sale will occur in the first quarter of 1982 due to a deteriorating bond market and higher interest rates.
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Ames
State Board of Regents
Iowa State University
Gilman Hall
Iowa
Regents
University of Northern Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa State
Cedar Rapids police draw 153 job applications
Cedar Rapids Police report 153 complete applications for about 10 to 12 openings, a record turnout attributed to the economy. Chief recruiter Gary Hinzman notes nearly 250 applications were submitted, with eight hires last year from 102. Written tests slated January 6 at City Hall Armory, agility tests to follow.
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Cedar Rapids
Gary Hinzman
Vital Statistics and Incident Notices Summary
Vital statistics list multiple newborns with parental names and addresses across Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. Entries include December 15 and 16 births for families such as Langton, Andree, Miller, Gray, Lar son, Smith, Williams, Beltz, and Isaacson Emerson. Incident notes mention a cigarette left at 272 Boice Road NW, a medical emergency at 1625 27th St NW, an assistance call at 1735 Washington Ave SE, a false alarm at Van Vechten Park SE, and an acetylene torch on a mattress at 526 Sixth Ave SE, all occurring Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Boice Road
27Th St
Washington Ave
van Vechten Park
Sixth Ave
Iowa City Student Arrested for LSD Delivery at Dorm
Paul B. Miller a 20 year old Cedar Rapids resident living in Daum dormitory was arrested in his University of Iowa dorm room by Johnson County deputies on charges of LSD delivery tied to an April 2 undercover drug incident. A preliminary hearing is set for December 23. Miller posted a 2500 bond and was released.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Johnson County
Paul B. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Daum
Miller
Washington
Johnson Counties
North English man arrested in drug raid
Jerome Gus George, 26, of North English, was arrested Tuesday afternoon during a West Oak Street raid by Iowa County officers. He faces third degree theft and possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver. Police seized 23 nickel bags of marijuana, two Chaos scales, three county road signs, and drug paraphernalia. The theft charge relates to two Chaos scales taken from English Valleys High School, North English, Monday night. George had been released on a $5,000 bond earlier, awaiting another charge for conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance.
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Jerome Gus George
Iowa
West Oak Street
North English
George
Marengo
Williamsburg
English Valleys High School
Laundering compatible notions for fabric shopping
When shopping for garment fabrics and accessories ensure zipper tape lining interfacing and buttons are compatible for laundering with the chosen fabric to avoid care issues.
Cedar Rapids Gazette publication details and pricing
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with weekly and yearly prices and areas served.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Seventh Ave
Teahen
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New York Times Service
House
Interior
James Watt
Watt
Congress
Joseph Wright Jr
Secretary of Commerce
Arizona
C.R
Roland Krekeler
Gazette Courts
Self
Pierce
Tom Walsh
Robert McMurray
C.R. Police
Kurt Rogahn
Gazette
Hinzman
Minneapolis
City Hall Armory
Diane
Dick Langton
Second St
Barbara
Bruce Andree
C Ave
Julie
Phillip Miller
Sunshine St
St. Luke's
Linda Sue
John Neve
14Th Ave
Janet
Michael Gray
Simpson St
Debra
Richard Larson
Toddville
Sandra
Kenneth Smith
Jacelyn Drive
Nina
Larry Williams
Houston St
Denise
Clark Beltz
20Th St
Andrew C. Isaacson and
Roxanne K. Emerson
Robert P. Ryder
Nancy E. Spector
U of
John E. Lapes
Dial