Deaths in Cedar Rapids area noted in Gazette listing
A Cedar Rapids Gazette deaths page records Joyce Evan Anderson and multiple family and community obituaries. It lists survivors, service times, burial details, and memorials for Mona Brant, Violet Kasparek, Charlotte King, Bessie Swatosh, V Beatrice Wray Lyon, Edwin H. H. Lyon, Amarine Williams, Joan Karr, Nancy Peet, and Velma Eberle with corresponding churches, cemeteries, and funeral homes referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Evan Anderson
Sixth St. NW
Mercy Hospital
Joyce Moss
Ryan
Kenneth Anderson
Anderson
Rockwell-Collins
IBEW
Sharon United Methodist Church
Charles Moss
Cedar Rapids
Nancy Adkins
Munford
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Louis Trzil
Oakland Cemetery
Solon
Brush Chapel
Wray
V. Beatrice Lyon
Thompson
Edwin H
Asbury United Methodist Church
Charles Mehaffey
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
27Th Ave
Iowa Deaths Notice Roundup of Small-Town Obituaries
Obituaries and funeral notices from Anamosa Belle Plaine Brooklyn Kalona Keota Marengo Sigourney Iowa list ages from 65 to 96. Pending at local mortuaries with services and burial plans noted for each, including military rites and church or cemetery destinations.
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Brandon Jerome
Brent Michael
Mark
Kristine Deyo
Summer Circle
St. Luke’s Hospital
Steven J
Julius Turner
Cedar Rapids
James Deyo
Elizabeth Turner
Carroll, Iowa
John Mackel
Elgin, Neb
Dyle Deyo
Spring Valley
Minn
Evron Roseke
Auburn
Iowa
Cedar Memorial Park
Babyland
Arden Barta
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Anamosa
Leo F. Lovet
Goettsch’s. Belle Plaine
William Oscar Meade
Hrabak’s
Kents Cemetery
Brooklyn
Fred Nelson
Brockwell
Ark
Oxford
Elgin
Walter D. Si
Kalona
Paul F. Waterworth
Shiloh
Newfolden
Viking
Lena White
Powell’s
Wellman
West Union Mennonite
Keota
Fannie Ida Mae Greiner
Funeral Home
St. Peter and Paul
Clear Creek
Marengo
Hilbert J. Schwarzing
Hoover-Valentine’s. Sigourney
Edith S. Norris
Reynolds’ Sigourney
Charley Tygart
Hayesville
Holm's
Ames Named All American City For Transit Progress
Governor Branstad announced Ames will be honored as an All American City along with Santa Ana Santa Rosa San Antonio Fort Wayne Ann Arbor Durham and Salem. The ceremony with President Reagan is set in Washington on March 10. Ames touts its mass transit system run by the city Iowa State University and the ISU student government as a key factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Annette Walmutt Peet
Anaheim
Calif
Central City
Boulder Township
Linn County
Melvin J. Peet
Loren
Cedar Rapids
Miles
Willys
Santa Ana
Nellie Webb
Hilda Wright
Ruth Wagner
United Church of Christ
Robert Bouton
Christ Presbyterian Church
Boulder Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Ames
API
U.S
The
Citizens Forum and
Self-Government
Terry Branstad
Iowa League of Municipalities
Reagan
Washington
Iowa State University
ISU
American Public Transit Association
Santa Rosa
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ann Arbor
Mich
Durham
N.C
Salem
Ore
Iowa man charged in fatal crash near Fullerton
An Iowa man faces motor vehicle homicide charges after a 2:50 a.m. crash on Highway 14 near Fullerton killed Francisco Goelz, 27, of Belgrade, Neb. Curtis Myers, 23, of Osage, Iowa, the semi driver, held on $20,000 bond. Three others in the pickup were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton, Neb
Iowa
Fullerton
Nance County
Francis Goelz
Belgrade
Neb
Goelz
Curtis Myers
Osage
Nance
Mike Applegate
Myers
Merrick County
Thought for today quote from Richard Nixon
A Nixon quotation questions US progress by asking who built the largest shopping center in the world. The remark challenges national achievement with a provocative jab about modern development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Richard Nixon
U.S
Congress moves on two fronts to extend jobless benefits
Congress advances plans to extend unemployment aid in distressed regions and help states finance added costs. Democrats push 65 weeks of benefits for those exhausted after 55 weeks, while a separate Appropriations panel approves 5 billion in new loans to sustain the system amid higher projected unemployment and 33 billion total costs. The Frost Belt seeks interest waivers on loans, opposed by Sun Belt lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Steven V. Roberts
New York Times
Washington
Sun Belt
Frost Belt
Peggy Taylor
American Federation of Labor and
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Miss Taylor
Subcommittee On Public Assistance
House
Ways and Means
White House
Henson Moore
R-La
Full Ways and Means
House Appropriations Committee
Michigan
James J. Blanchard
Novag chess robot demo in Los Angeles
Newspaper chess editor Jack Peters watches a Novag chess robot demonstration in Los Angeles. The Hong Kong made computer is priced around 1500 dollars in the U.S. market and its makers claim it can defeat all but the most expert players. Sensors on the board relay moves to the computer as a robotic arm executes countermoves.
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Jack Peters
Novag
Los Angeles
Hong Kong
U.S
Vital Statistics Feb 25 26 births and incidents
Vital statistics list births on Feb 25 and Feb 26 for multiple couples at various addresses including Nolan Powell Risley Gefaller Platt Murnane McGill Thurston Miller. The entry notes two medical emergencies and a broken sprinkler pipe with times and locations in the area.
Webster City fire destroys tire shop and damages adjacent store
A Webster City blaze Saturday morning destroyed Laughlin Tire Sales and Service, with more than 200000 dollars in damage. Pringle's Furniture Store in the same building suffered heavy smoke and water damage. Authorities cited significant losses of equipment a large tire inventory two cars and a service truck.
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Webster City
Iowa
Laughlin Tire Sales and Service
Terry Johnston
Pringle
Johnston
Egypt Ends Special Privileges for Palestinians in 5 Years Ago Claim
Five years ago Egypt restricted special privileges for Palestinians in the country and stated they would be treated like other Arab aliens.
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Egypt
Iowa Men Convicted of Sioux Falls Bank Robbery
John Danielson and John Skowronek of Des Moines were found guilty by a U.S. District Court jury of aggravated bank robbery in the 1982 Northwestern National Bank branch robbery in Sioux Falls South Dakota. They also were convicted on firearm possession charges. The men were arrested near Renner, South Dakota shortly after the robbery.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
UPI
Iowa
Northwestern National
U.S. District Court
Friay
John Danielson
John Skowronek
Des Moines
Danielson and
Skowronek
Renner
Infant safe after death by own action jump from apartment
A 6 month old girl escaped injury when her mother Kimberly Schwery leaped from a third floor apartment with the infant in her arms. Schwery survived with serious injuries including a broken back and hip. Police said the mother was despondent over the death of her first child a year earlier.
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Des Moines
Charles Wolf
Kimberly A. Schwery
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Schwery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sun
Violet Jesamine Kasparek
Vine Ave
Waukesha
Wis
Milo Kasparek
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
N.A
Michael
Kenneth
Knoxville
Jeffrey
Ontario
Canada
Roy Vogel
Eagle River
Bert
William
James Vogel
Janeba- Kuba
Gary Roe
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church Building Fund
Meadowbrook Drive
31St Street
Amarine C. Williams
Memorial Drive
Cascade
Percy Williams
Joan M. Karr
32Nd St. NE
Oral L. Karr
LeRoy E
Wayne
Marion
John McGuire
Durant
B.T. George
Newton
Murdoch Chapel
Elmer Linkenback
Linwood Cemetery
Velma Eberle
N Ave
Sills
Danny R. Sills
29Th St
Marion Police
Linn County Sheriff's Departments
Linn County Attorney's
Branstad
Carol Gregar
Robert Gregar
Bryan Gregar
Applegate
Gregar
Highway 14
Carol
Douglas Nolan
18Th St
Janice
Mark Powell
20Th St
Maryellen
Michael Risley
29Th Ave
St. Luke's
Sandy
Mike Gefaller
First Ave
Janet
Donald Platt
Walford
Judith
Dennis Ricca
D Ave
Dawn
Steven
Ellis Blvd
Third Street
16Th Avenue
12Th Ave
John E. Lapes Os
Third Avenue S.E
James F. Stewart
Stewart Funeral Home
First Avenue N.E
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