Deaths Chronicle Multiple Iowa Notables
Notices report the deaths of Kirk Patrick Morris and several others across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Included are service details, birth dates, survivor lists, and burial arrangements for each, with call times and locations at Cedar Memorial Chapel, Brush Chapel, St. Patrick’s Church, and other cemeteries.
Davis service set at Cedar Memorial with casketed burial
William D. Davis funeral is 2 p.m. Saturday at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories with burial at Cedar Memorial Funeral Home tonight and again after 9 a.m. Saturday. The service will have a closed casket. He is survived by his father Russell H. Davis of Cedar Rapids and a daughter Sara Henslee. Donations may go to the School of Ozarks in Point Lookout Missouri. Also listed is Walter Howard with a 1:30 p.m. Saturday service at Turner Chapel East. Burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery. Family may register at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Patrick Morris
Olive Drive
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth
Lynn Hobbs Morris
Truman
P.J. Allen
Christine
Glen Morris
Marion
Vern
Claudie Mae Zobel
K St. SW
Laredo
Edward W. Zobel
Ely
Zobel
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Alvin L
Mildred Tingle
Effie Campbell
Davenport
Harold Holloway
Geneseo
Ill
Brush Chapel
William Harnish
Czech National Cemetery
Earl H. Matter
L St. SW
Atkins
Minoak
Ida R. Leeks
Daly City
Calif
Penick and
Ford
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Fred B. Thillen
Wisconsin St. SW
Elkader
Pearl Neebel
Maquoketa
Thillen
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Iowa Department of Transportation
Ronald V
Sylvester
St. Patrick's Church
Martin T. Laughlin
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Father Laughlin
Teahen Funeral Home
Beula A. Collette
C Ave
Anoka
Minn
Monticello
Rufus W. Collette
Chicago
Craemer’s
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Rufus W. Jr
Elaine Snyder
Fern Barnes
Kansas City
Kan
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
A.A. Sodawasser
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Elizabeth Nowachek
Willow Gardens
Oxford Junction
John Nowachek
Charles Novotny
Malta Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Hattie Louise May
Virginia Gay Hospital
Starley E. May
Princeton
Cedar Rapids Nursing Home
George Schueler
van Horne
William Schueler
Turner Chapel West
Robert Hedtke
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Elizabeth M. Holub
Prairieburg
Albert L. Holub
Louis Thuman
Scotch Grove
James Ehrisman
Thomas
Anamosa
Sophia Flaherty
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Thomas Bisenius
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
Murdoch
Central City
Elfriede C. Grovert
Newhall
William H. Grovert
St. John Lutheran Church
Tabitha Society
Legion Auxiliary
Dale W. Grovert
Pontiac, Mich
Fellmer Funeral Home
Keystone
Emma J. Davis
First Ave
Albert L. Davis
Prosser
Neb
Marion Christian Church
Lillian A. Block
Leo C. Potter
Heyward
Wis
Lynn L. Potter
el Monte
Arthur Vollmer
Holyoke
Colo
Turner Chapel East
Arnold Kluge
Funeral
Sara Henslee
Millstadt
Staves
Walter Howard
Joseph McCabe
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral Home
Pianos Pile Up In Nashville Home
In Music City a four room Tennessee home hosts ten pianos, cluttering every room including the kitchen and bath. Larry Wolff, a year into living there after moving from Erie Pennsylvania, complains the mess prevents play. Salvage dealers show little interest. some instruments are being burned for firewood while owner Walter Sears directs Wolff to dispose as he wishes. Some pianos remain potentially antique or playable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Music City
U.S.A
Larry Wolff
Wolff
Erie
Walter Sears
Sid Vicious Dies After Heroin Overdose in Village Flat
The nude body of Sid Vicious was found in a Greenwich Village apartment by his mother and a girlfriend. Police said a syringe, spoon, and possible heroin residue were nearby, suggesting a heroin overdose. He was 21 and had been released from jail hours earlier on bail related to Nancy Spungen's stabbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sid Vicious
Greenwich Village
Sex Pistols
Vicious
Anne Beverly
Michele Robinson
England
John Simon Ritchie
Nancy Spungeon
More widows than widowers in the United States
A recent survey by the American Council of Life Insurance finds more than 10 million widows in the United States and a widows to widowers ratio of five to one. Women outlive men by about eight years and often marry men several years their senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
American Council of Life Insurance
Palo plant blockage fuels sabotage fears and delays
Kepler and IE officials discuss cause of a blockage at the Palo nuclear plant as threats of sabotage loom after a threatening letter. Radiography is inconclusive and repairs delay restart beyond 1978. TE has bought $21 million in power from other utilities to meet demand and is charging customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepler
Palo
Webb
Elgar and Shaw Lead Malvern Festival Revival
Edward Elgar and George Bernard Shaw star again as Malvern Festival returns for May 21 to June 9. The event, famed for Shaw world premieres in the 1930s, was revived in 1977 with Elgar music, reflecting his ties to the district where he was born and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
England
UPI
Edward Elgar
George Bernard Shaw
Elgar
Iowa Senate backs balanced budget amendment call
The Iowa Senate approved a resolution urging Congress to propose a constitutional amendment for a balanced federal budget or convene a convention. The measure, passed 31 to 16, moves to the House for action with 26 states already on board toward a convention if 34 states approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Congress
Iowa Senate
House
Senate
John Nystrom
Boone
Richard Drake
Muscatine
John Murray
R-Ames
Murray
Lowell Jenkins
D-Montrose
Jenkins
Waverly Man Killed in Cedar Falls Foundry Accident
Allen Smith of Waverly died at about 8 this morning at the Viking Pump Iron Foundry in Cedar Falls when an iron casting fell on him. Authorities report a fatal industrial accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Allen Smith
Viking Pump Iron Foundry
Smith
Snow Shovel Into Basement Becomes Makeshift Dump
In Rochester Minnesota Bill and Sharon McAuliffe shoveled nearly two feet of roof snow into their basement through a driveway window. The couple found a spot to dump it without walking far, and the plan worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
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