Deaths in Cedar Rapids area mention Sterns and several others
Obituary notices list Everett E. Sterns 68 of 427 16th Ave S Cedar Rapids and others including Elmer E. Erickson 70, Aaron Delbridge 82, Roy J. Johnson 86, Perry J. Lighty 98, Anna B. Votroubek 81, Ramona G. Bragg 54, Vera L. Latta 81, Mary Agnes Kress 78, James J. Stark 49, and many memorial services, survivors, and burial plans across Iowa places with church and post affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Erickson
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Neb
Jeffrey
Karen Owens
Council Bluffs
Irene Ransom
California
Crosby-Kunold-Burket- Farnam
Mary Agnes Kress
Henderson Ave
Mercy Hospital
Stewart Funeral Home
James J. Stark
Fresno
Calif
Two Die in Highway 151 Crash Near Anamosa
A two vehicle crash on Highway 151, 34% miles north of Anamosa, left JoAnn Beasley 46 of Monticello and John C. Sutter 20 of East Dubuque dead. Ronald Feites 38 of Hopkinton and his wife Jacqueline Feltes 31 were hospitalized at the University of Iowa Hospitals in Iowa City, with Feltes in fair and his wife in critical condition. Authorities said Sutter crossed the center line and struck Feites, no road conditions caused the crash. Beasley died at Anamosa Community Hospital and Sutter died at Monticello John McDonald Hospital. Mrs. Feltes was airlifted to UI Hospitals, husband by ground ambulance. State Patrol and Jones County Sheriff's Office investigated. services for Beasley pending in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy V. Johnson
Mount Vernon
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Neff
Lisbon
Johnson
Vigortone Feeds
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co
Holiday House
United Methodist Church of
K.P
A.D.O
Mechanicsville
Arlene Sauer
Delmer
Westchester
Calif
United Methodist Church
Wayne Wasta
Mount Vernon-Lisbon
Baxter's
Marion
Ramona G. Bragg
Sun City
Ariz
Peoria
Ramona Johnson
Donald Bragg
Braggs
Minneapolis
Vera L. Latta
10Th Ave
Anamosa Community Hospital
Vera Vernon
Jones County
Harry H. Latta
Anamosa
Springville
Paul Wilcox
Murdoch's
Calmar
Lavern Gehling
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
French's
Dysart
Alice Eldred
Ames
Adams
Overton's
Homestead
Glenn L. Hopper
Hoover- Valentine's
Marengo
Iowa City
M. Ethel Wolfe
George Gay
First Lutheran Church
Shelly's
Oakland Cemetery
Monticello
Paul
JoAnn) Bensley
Goettsch's
Oelwein
Blanche Ohl
Presbyterian Church
Brant-Kern's
Floral Hills
Strawberry Point
Viola Besler
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Roberson's
St. Albert's Cemetery
Lamont
Arthur Friederich
Roberson’s
Tama
Casey Nicholas Swenson
Donald A
Kelly Swenson
Henderson's
Toledo
Maple Hill
Montour
Traer
Esther Nation
Vermillion
S.D
Buckingham
Victor — Mary Bohstedt
McAninch-Fremming's
IOOF
Vinton
Everett Winchell
Phillips
Winthrop
Doris Megonigle
Fawcett's
Hopkinton
JoAnn Beasley
John C. Sutter
East Dubuque
Ill
Beasley
Ronald J. Feites
Sutter
Feltes
Jacqueline
University of Iowa
Iowa State Patrol
Highway 151
John McDonald Hospital
U of I
Jones County Sheriff's Department
Goettsch’s
Bolivia expels Nazi Klaus Barbie to France for trial
Klaus Barbie known as The Butcher of Lyon was expelled from Bolivia and boarded a flight to France. Bolivia cited immigration law and revoked his citizenship as France and West Germany seek extradition for wartime crimes and the death sentence in absentia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Wire Services
LA Paz
Bolivia
Klaus Barbie
Lyon
France
Mario Roncal
Roncal
Barbie
Interior Ministry
Velarde
Klaus Altmann
West Germany
Baldknobbers Bring Laughter To Cedar Rapids Stage
The Baldknobbers from Branson Missouri played to a 2000 strong crowd at the Paramount Theatre in Cedar Rapids. The eight musicians and three comics mixed music with hillbilly humor as emcee Tom Bilyeu led jokes and songs including old favorites and new bits. Fans urged a return next year with fresh material and set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branson
Paramount Theatre
Cedar Rapids
el Kahir Shrine
Baby
Elvira
Tom Bilyeu
Gene Dove
Mike Ito
Tokyo
Droopydrawers
Jim Mabe
Gary White
George Aggernite
Lyle Mabe
Joe Griffin
Howard Hale
Jim Jackson
George
Gary
Cousin Charged With Murder In Prison Inmate Death
Frank B. Thorpe 27 is charged with first degree murder in the death of Iowa State Penitentiary inmate Allen E. Lewis who died May 18 1981 from stab wounds in a prison restroom near the gym. Lewis had implicated Thorpe in a March 14 1980 Dallas killing. A Lee County grand jury indicted five inmates in the Lewis case. three were convicted. Thorpe was not among the indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Iowa
Frank B. Thorpe
Iowa State Penitentiary
Allen E. Lewis
Lewis
Dallas
Texas
Thorpe
Marion Vance Kirby
Lee County
Ex C R resident among three killed in Benton crash
Three people died in a head on crash near Benton Illinois at 1 30 am driving distance from Interstate 57. Don Lawrence a Benton resident and son of Ted Lawrence and Brenda Choysser 31 of Benton and William Allen 39 of Lessor were pronounced dead at Franklin Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton, Ill
Cedar Rapids
Don Lawrence
Benton
Brenda Choysser
William Allen
Vital statistics notice of births scattered in Cedar Rapids area
List of birth announcements from Feb 3 to Feb 4 noting new daughters and sons for couples in Cedar Rapids Marion Anamosa Manchester Mount Vernon Hubbard Hiawatha North Liberty and Cedar Rapids area. Includes grandparent and address details and a few incident reports with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley W. Smith
Bonnie J. Jarosh
Leo W. Niffenegger
Karen S. Pazour
Christopher D. Kluck
Karlyn K. Harrington
Gregory M. Wesley
Tamara L. Kennedy
Keith L. Smith
Shawna M. Dickson
Gary L. Olson
Kimberly K. Hoffman
William M. Valentine II
Laurie A. Graham
Guy H. Munkelwitz
Julie A. Fults
Cedar Rapids
Corwin E. Wiechmann
Hubbard
Dena M. Ahrens
Hiawatha
Steven J. Myers
Stacy E. Stickney
North Liberty
Wartburg College correction on squash expert parents
The Wartburg College Information Department corrected the article on page 10B about squash expert Edmund Bonjour. The senior from Olin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bonjour. The Gazette invites accuracy complaints and will publish corrections or clarifications as needed, with contact at 398-8313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg College Information Department
Edmund Bonjour
Wartburg
Olin
Leo Bonjour
Gazette
The Gazette History and Subscription Rates Notice
The Gazette Company established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions offered by carrier and mail with varying rates and regions served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Everett E. Sterns
16Th Ave. S
Saskatchewan
Canada
Blanche Webster
Davenport
FMC
Asbury United Methodist Church
UAW
Hanford Post 5
American Legion
Mizpah Lodge
Amber Grotto
Pautz Fellowship
C.G. Ralston
Everett Jr
Bill Webster
Tempe, Ariz
Inez Hufman
Santa Ana
Dorothy Farmer
Highland
Ind
Leonard
Aaron Delbridge
24Th St. Drive
Gertrude Logan
Winnipeg
Hamms Brewing Co
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
VFW
American Legion Hanford Post
Frederick Fangmann
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Perry J. Lighty
Jacksonville
Fla
Clayton County
Agnes R. Midkiff
Rose Hesse
Greeley
Prairieburg
Marjorie Hewitt
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Nick Longworth
Manchester
Anna B. Votroubek
Ninth Ave
Amana
Charles Votroubek
Erma Andrews
Central City
Agnes Brusha
Brush Chapel
Charles Mehaffey
Czech National Cemetery
Jerome
Benjamin M
Ben
United Church of Christ
Mount Clark
Wapsie Post 421
Clara
Funeral Home
Lafler
Arthur R
Murdoch Chapel
Kenneth Adcock
Marion Christian Church
Troy Mills
Carol Handley
11Th St
Tokheim
Robert L
Gary D. Hunstad
Richard J. Mayfield
Cedar Memorial Park
National Wildlife Federation
16Th St. NW
Washington, D.C
Turner Chapel East
Mario Velarde
Germany
Bilyeu
White
Oleo Ranch
Dick Hogan Gazette
C.R
Jean
Paul Hofmann
Denise
Leland Votroubek
St. Luke’s
Bridget
Kevin Garretson
First Ave
Carmen
Gerald Hofmann
Elaine
Edward Brejcha
Whitters Way
Mason City
Becky
Karryl Anderson
Howard W. Powers
Austin Road
Rita
David Dudley
Harold Suchomel
40Th St
Coldstream Avenue
I- 380
John E. Lapes
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