Deaths mark Cedar Rapids area obituaries notices
A list of death notices and funeral arrangements from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Entries include Thomas D D Henry of 5920 First Avenue NW age 20 died at home from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning, Lillian Edelmann 81 of Cedar Rapids, Mary F Marek and others with service times, burial locations, and funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. D. Henry
First Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson High School
Mimm's
Lutheran Church
Duane
Beverly Henry
Patrick
Connie Condit
Dallas Miller
Hugo Meyers
Austin
Texas
Teahen
Robert Condit
The
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Cedar Memorial Park
American Legion Post No
Shriners Burn Hospital
El-Kahir Shrine Temple
Fifth St. SE
Lillian Edelmann
Third St. SE
Lawrence Edelmann
Provit
First Trust and Savings Bank
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Louis J. Trzil
St. John’s Cemetery
Kuba Funeral Home
Marek
Mary F
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Don Collins
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Cook
Nellie A
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Nadia Saikaly
Olivet United Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Fred Austin
Gospel Tabernacle
Oskaloosa
Lisbon Cemetery
Decorah
Arthur Finholdt
First Lutheran Church
Steine’s
Big Canoe
Dysart
Harlan Siemens
Zion Lutheran Church
Overton's
Greeley
Mona E. Brady
Appleton-Vernon’s
Edgewood
Grand View Cemetery
Iowa City
Mary Connell Davis
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Donohue Lensing
Rapid City
S.D
Lowden
Chapman’s
Clarence
Monona
Martha Erdman
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Visitation
Schultz's
Monticello
Dora Haag
Devaney-Reiff's
Postville
Dorothy I. Fischer
Community Presbyterian Church
Schutte’s. Rowley
Ethel C. Kemp
Rowley First United Presbyterian Church
Rowley Cemetery
Eastern
White’s
Vinton
Harry McMillan
Campbell-Russell's
West Amana
Frieda Graesser
South Amana Community Church
Hoover-Valentine’s
West Liberty
Clyde Park
Snider's
Reagan weighs options on El Salvador stability
President Reagan, returning from California, said he is very concerned about political instability in El Salvador and noted that responses are not limited to military force. He cited economic steps and information campaigns as possible intermediate actions while avoiding committing to sending advisers or arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
California
el Salvador
U.S
Reagan aides weigh Cuba arms bunks and El Salvador plans
Administration officials aim to bolster claims that Cuba and its Soviet allies push a Marxist shift in El Salvador. State Department cites U.S. warnings to Cuba on shipments while Meese notes contingency plans but rules out nothing. Reagan floated an economic blockade of Cuba during last year’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
ABC
State Department
Cuba
U.S
Sondra McCarty
Meese
el Salvador
Reagan
State negotiator cites tax hike to fund AFSCME wage demands
Gene Vernon said funding the unions wage and insurance demands would require a state tax increase. AFSCME seeks 8 percent raises starting July 1 with further steps totaling 22.5 percent by January 1983. The arbitrator ruled no extra insurance funds and suggested no new appropriation beyond the initial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Vernon
Afscme
Vernon
Mueller
State Police Officers Council
Spain reports ringleader of coup attempt named
Government officials identify the ringleader as army Lt. Col. Antonio Tejero de Molina, a Francoist civil guard officer sentenced seven months last year for plotting to kidnap the cabinet. Washington officials call the incident isolated and an attempted coup, expressing condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Antonio Tejero de Molina
Washington
State Department
Weather and civic notices including births, marriages and incidents
Extended forecast calls for a chance of rain or snow Thursday with partly cloudy skies Wednesday and Friday. Temperatures: highs in the 40s Wednesday, 30s Thursday and Friday. lows in the 20s, teens Friday. Also listed are recent births, marriages, and local police and fire incident notes with locations in Marion and nearby areas.
Storm Lingers Across Great Lakes and Nearby Regions
A storm centered over northern Illinois moves slowly into the Great Lakes with rain and snow lingering across the upper Mississippi Valley. Rochester Minnesota reports 7 inches of snow. A flash flood watch spans eastern Pennsylvania and parts of New Jersey.
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Illinois
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Rochester
Minn
Florida
Middle Atlantic
New England
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Middle Atlantic Coast
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
California
Arizona
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Faculty recital and lectures at university venues Tonight
Richard Zimdars performs piano at Clapp Recital Hall University of Illinois at 7 p.m. James D. Parks of Lincoln University presents Black Artist lecture slides at McAuley Auditorium Mount Mercy. Tipton Playhouse presents Dracula Baby at Hardacre Theater Tipton with 8 p.m. show and tickets at the door priced 3.50 for adults and 3 for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Zimdars
P.m
Clapp Recital Hall
U of IL
James D. Parks
Lincoln University
McAuley Auditorium
Mount Mercy
Tipton Playhouse
Hardacre Theater
Tipton
Oxley Pushes County Office Consolidation Plan
Linn County Supervisor chairwoman Jean Oxley backs consolidating the county Social Services, Food Stamp, and Income Maintenance offices at the Linn County Health Center. She argues costs should not exceed 1.94 per square foot based on 47 percent county share, though opponents claim higher short term costs. Roger Reid of the Cedar Rapids DSS office cites potential annual savings up to 40 000 and possible 22 000 gain in early rent reallocations, awaiting Board of Supervisors approval with one member absent.
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Linn County
Jean Oxley
District Department of Social Services
Oxley
Linn County Health Center
Roger Reid
Department of Social Services
Cedar Rapids
Social Services
Health Center
Third Ave
Executive Plaza
First Ave
Reid
Health Department
Human Service
Madge Phillips
Board of Supervisors
Ken Schriner
Joe Rinas
Two Cedar Rapids men charged in Galvanizing Co burglary
Gary W. Myers and Daniel T. Goettsch were arrested after a burglary at Cedar Rapids Galvanizing Co. on 14th Ave SW. Myers faced second degree burglary and concealed weapon counts. Goettsch faces second degree burglary and burglary tools charges. Both additional counts include criminal trespass on nearby rail property. Allen and Marsha Rice were arrested after an altercation with police at Leonardo's in Marion. Allen charged with assault and intoxication, Marsha with interference with official acts and intoxication. Lincoln arrival note closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Galvanizing Co
14Th Ave
12Th Street
Gary W. Myers
Daniel T. Goettsch
Myers
Goettsch
Crandie
Allen L. Rice
Rantoul, Ill
Marsha L. Rice
Third Ave
Marion
Leonardo's Pizza and Cocktail Lounge
First Ave
Allen Rice
Marsha Rice
Leonardo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jesse M. Bader
Geneva Towers
Iola
Kan
Drake University
Sorbonne
France
University of Mexico
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
New York
American Bible Society
Protestant Motion Picture Council
National Evangelistic Association of the Christian Church
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Ministers’ Wives’ Association of
New York City
P.E.O
World Convention Churches of Christ
Church Women United
Kansas
First Christian Church of
Atchison, Kan
First Christian Church
David P. Polk
Allan W. Lee
Dallas
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Golda M. Bader
Douglas A. McIntosh
Keith Drive
Manchester
Delaware County
Towns Edge Motors
Manchester High School
Kirkwood Community College
Roger A. McIntosh
Victor Vifian
Garnaville
Jane McIntosh
Mark E
Duane DeShaw
Shelly Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
Iowa
Salvador
SPOC
Spain
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
Los Angeles
Calif
Gunnison
Colo
Nital Statistics
JuAnn
Samuel Dillon
Washington Drive
Sheri
Dennis Miller
Meadowbrook Drive
Jean
Daniel Waite
Carriage Drive
Linda
Donald Pearson
H Ave
St. Luke’s
Deborah and
Dennis Nielson
Teresa
Steven Nurre
Kelburn Lane
Carol
Duane Smith
Jacelyn Drive
Julie
Christopher Monaghan
Ninth Ave
Kari
Jerry Clute
Masonville
Dorilys
Mark Huston
Viola
Hue Ong
Pella
Jaxine
Mike Corum
Stanley Corum
27Th Ave
Maxine Miller
Center Point
Jack Miller
Richard A. Schloss
Patricia
A. Mahan
Thomas R. Glydewell
Janice M. Neis
Ray J. Kluever
Kelleen D. Mack
Mark A. Wood
Kelly L. Michel
Kenneth J. Truesdell II
Stephanie S. Mullen
Charles L. Thornton
Helen R. Cooper
Zion, II
E Avenue
Ellis Boulevard
16Th Street
A Avenue NE
First Avenue
40Th Street
Second Ave
Electrica
Clover Drive
First St
Second Ave. SE
Fifth Ave
Cecemere
Anchorage
Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Wwowen Moss
Boston
Nashville
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
Duluth
Phoenix
Honolulu
Ecco
Seattle
Houston
Washgun
Coralville Lake
PtCidy
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Cloudy
Omaha
St.Paul
St. Louis
Sunny
Sioux Falls
Cera Ee
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Rise
Dubuque
Pete
Eee
Cedar Falls
Davenport
See Ween
Ames Maquoketa
Oxley Coos
Metro Roundup
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
Gazette
Pierson’s Flowershop
Ellis Blvd
John E. Lopes
3Rd Avenue S.E
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