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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1983
Page
14
Mary T. Walsh Schuler 67 of 4201 Midway Drive NW dies after long illness. Survived by husband George L. Schuler four daughters two sons ten grandchildren and siblings. Services at St Patrick's Church with burial at St Joseph's Cemetery. Also listed are Frank Q. McKeehan 88 Jessie M. Taylor 95 and Arnold A. Turner 68 with details of their deaths and funeral arrangements.
Memorial services are announced for Brown Junior F at Turner Chapel East with burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery Lakeview Section. Visitation today until 9 p.m. and Tuesday from noon. Memorials to the American Heart Association. Anne D. Hunter Crowell to be laid to rest at Center Point Cemetery. Rose M Hibben to be buried at Mount Calvary Cemetery with rosary this evening. memorial fund established. Richard S Dick Houlahan to be buried at Springville Cemetery with rosary tonight. memorial fund established.
Alfred J. Ahlers 81 former Guttenberg resident died in Ohio. Survived by two sons, six grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Service 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St Marys Guttenberg. burial Mount Olivet. Wake 7–8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Tuecke-Allyn Funeral Home. Elva Mae Brandt 80 died Mercy Hospital Oelwein. survivors include two sisters and a brother. Service 1 p.m. Wednesday at Brant-Kerns Celwein. burial Floral Hill Hazleton. Thelma Brown 61 died Mercy Hospital Celawin. Marie Eichacker 91 died Montrose nursing home. former Homestead Hotel assistant manager. survivors include two sons and five grandchildren. Service 1 p.m. Tuesday Middle Amanz Community Church. burial Homestead Cemetery. Arrangements Hoover-Vallentine Marengo.
Irene C Brogla 91 formerly of 1461 Grande Ave died at Pleasantview Home Kalona following a long illness born Aug 31 1892 in Johnson County married Charles Brogla Feb 5 1918 in Cosgrove he died 1966 farmed in Cosgrove moved to Iowa City 1948 survived by son Vernon Cosgrove daughter Arlene Hendrickson Brookings SD six grandchildren six great grandchildren one sister Mary Swartzendruber Iowa City three brothers Ralph O’Brien Iowa City Lester O’Brien Brea Calif Donald O’Brien Pensacola Fla services 10 am Wednesday at St Marys Church burial St Peters Cemetery Cosgrove rosary 7:30 pm Tuesday Donohue Lensing Mortuary Frieda Zimmerman 77 died Saturday Senior Home Monticello survived by two sisters Clara Zimmerman Monticello Esther Butterfield Rowley IA services 10 am Tuesday Goettsch Funeral Home friends may call afternoon today Martha M Stark 76 223 sth St E died Saturday Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids long illness born March 14 1907 Gilbertville married Charles Stark Nov 24 1937 at St Josephs Church Stark Settlement member of Altar and Rosary Society St Pauls Catholic Church Newhall survived by husband son Raymond Fairfax three daughters Mary Coopman Cedar Rapids Darlene Kucera Blairstown Carole McNulty Watkins one sister Elizabeth Michael Independence 10 services 10 am Wednesday St Pauls Church Newhall burial St Josephs Cemetery rosary 3 pm Tuesday Altar and Rosary Society 7:30 pm parish Teahen Funeral Home Cedar Rapids arrangements by Teahen Funeral Home
Roxie Willson 82 a Tama resident for 40 years died Saturday night at Bethesda Care Center Toledo She was born January 1 1901 at New Market Iowa and married Warren Willson in 1920 Survivors include three sons five daughters 25 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren Services 2 PM Tuesday at First Baptist Church Tama Burial Oak Hill Cemetery Tama Friends may call after 2 PM today at Harrison Funeral Home Tama
Rev. Jesse Jackson will lead a group of religious leaders to Syria to press for the release of Navy Lt. Robert Goodman Jr. captured in Lebanon. The trip aims to apply diplomatic pressure and avoid turning Goodman into a war catalyst, amid White House efforts to secure his return.
A Christmas Day blaze destroyed the Robert McCrosky family home five miles south of Tipton on the old Muscatine Road. Fire chief Robert Peck said a minor explosion from an oil furnace started the fire as Tipton volunteers battled it from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., using 15 000 gallons of water. Wilton sent a tanker to assist.
A large dairy and hog barn on the Paul W. Miller farm, about five miles north of Wellman, was destroyed by a fire that began around 7 p.m. and was spotted late. The Wellman Fire Department arrived by 7:30 p.m. Most livestock were saved, and the cause was not known at the time.
Three people were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County late Saturday and early Sunday. James C. Ahrendsen, 20, of Route 1 Oxford, was arrested at 2:05 a.m. Sunday in the 100 block of Oak Street in Hiawatha. Enrique A. Lenis, 21, of 404 18th St NE, was arrested at 1:27 a.m. Sunday at First Street and Second Avenue SW and charged with driving without headlights and following too close. Milner J. Rompot, 64, of 1500 Oakland Road NE, was arrested at 11:40 p.m. Saturday at Interstate 380 and Coldstream Avenue NE.
Vital statistics list multiple December births with names and addresses across Marion and nearby areas. The section also logs a string of emergency calls and incidents including medical emergencies, broken pipes, odor investigations, alarm malfunctions, and mutual aid across several streets and neighborhoods.
Robert E. Norris, 55, died Sunday at Marengo Hospital after a lengthy illness with services pending at Uhlmann's in Williamsburg. Elmer Storm, 90, died Sunday at home with services pending at Hayden Funeral Home in Wyoming.
A 34-year-old Cedar Rapids man, David E. Snyder, was arrested after allegedly shoving a police officer called to a family disturbance at his home. He faced assault and interference with official acts charges, was not seriously injured, and posted bond to secure release from Linn County Jail.
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