Deaths of Olive Wicks and Others, Area Obituaries
The notice lists Olive Isadore Wicks 85 of 4845 Johnson Ave NW who died after a brief illness at Mercy Hospital. It also includes multiple obituaries across towns with funeral details, memorials, and burial places, naming several families, churches, and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Isadore Wicks
Johnson Ave
Mercy Hospital
Olive Isadore Manning
Winneshiek County
Roscoe H. Wicks
Burr Oak
Mabel
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Knox
Stanley E
Hot Springs
S.D
Keith
Ted Larson
Waukon
Burr Oak Cemetery
Teahen Funeral
American Heart Association
Seventh Ave
Marion
Man Fair After Crash In Iowa Intersection
David A. Pfiffner age 23 from 29 Roxbury Drive NE remained in fair condition in Mercy Hospital ICU with head injuries after a crash at the Highway 218 Swisher corner. He reportedly failed to yield at a stop sign to a southbound pickup driven by Delores Huff 29 of Burlington. Huff and a Pfiffner passenger Cindy Finley 23 of Marion were treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Pfiffner
Roxbury Drive
Mercy Hospital
Highway 218
Swisher Corner
Pfiffner
Johnson County
Iowa State Patrol
Delores A. Huff
Burlington
Huff
Cindy Finley
Blairs Ferry Road
Marion
McIntyre
Cresco
Steven Flugge
Lime Springs
Iowa
Flugge
Howard County
Stephen Eugene Carpenter
Ankeny
Des Moines
Carpenter
Randall C. Andrews
Andrews
Fire forces evacuation of Dillon's Dance Hall in CR
Early Saturday, customers were evacuated from Dillon's Dance Hall at 1202 Third St. SE when a fire broke out in a loading dock behind the building. Manager Mark MacLennan said the evacuation was orderly and the bar reopened that night as firefighters vented smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Third St. SE
Mark MacLennan
Dillon's
MacLennan
Gazette 1982 Stock Review Preview
The Gazette announces its 1982 Stock Review to be published Sunday January 9. It will include month by month market activity, a bond price recap, and 365 day highs and lows for NYSE ASE and OTC stocks. It covers Wall Street developments and their implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Cedar Rapids Man Held on Sex Abuse Charge
A Cedar Rapids man, Kevin B. Callies, 31, of 91 36th Ave. SW, was held in Linn County Jail on a sex abuse charge after a Lisbon rape report. Bond set at $25,000. Callies was arrested in Marion after Lisbon police and Linn County deputies investigated an assault at a Lisbon residence. He also faces traffic offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon
Kevin B. Callies
36Th Ave
Linn County
Linn
Birth notices list multiple New Year's Day additions and Clarksville birth
Vital Statistics reports several births on December 31 and January 1 across families in different addresses including Patricia and Leon Fritz Karen and Randy Kriz Jeanette and David Rebeck Diane and James Stone Sharon Walderbech Gail and Roger Ferry Kathleen and Steven Day Joyce and Harold Purington Mau reen and Neal Hunemuller Ruth Ann and Ray Nelson Grandparents Ray and Betty Lou Nelson in Clarksville Tennessee. The records cite family locations and the new arrivals with parents and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen
Randy Kriz
First Ave
Jeanette
David Rebeck
Coral Lane
Diane
James Stone
Old
Marion Road
Sharon K
Walderbech
15Th St
Gail
Roger Ferry
20Th St
Kathleen
Steven Day
F Ave
Joyce
Harold Purington
12Th Ave
Hiawatha
Maureen
Neal Hunemuller
Sharon Lane
The Gazette Company Cedar Rapids Newspaper Details
The Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company. It is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions listed with weekly and yearly rates and restrictions on mail service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
The
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Fierce fighting flares in Lebanon as militias clash in Tripoli
Rival Muslim militias in Tripoli exchange rockets artillery and small arms fire. Civil defense workers abandon streets leaving dead and wounded as residents stockpile food. The fighting, linked to Sunni Alawite and PLO-backed groups, disrupts utilities and spurs marches marking PLO history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Beirut
Tripoli
Arab Democratic Party
Popular Resistance Movement
Palestine Liberation Organization
Syria
PLO
Four killed in Iowa highway accidents
Multiple traffic fatalities and injuries reported across Iowa in late Friday and early Saturday incidents. Debra Ameling and Terry Biick of the Waucoma area died at Palmer Memorial Hospital after a two vehicle crash near Waucoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
Louis
Jerry” Ovel
St. Francis Xavier
Kramer’s Legion Post
Kramer’s
Church Cemetery
Epworth
Edward H. Hildebrand
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Visitation
Reiff’s
Iowa City
Marcella Kelly
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Donohue-Lensing’s
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Clifford
Helen B.) Yoder
Kalona Mennonite Church
Peterseim’s
Kalona
Powell’s
South English
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Union Church
Tipton
Vera L. Wright
First United Church of Christ
Sheets and Son
Rebecca
Tipton Masonic Cemetery
Vinton
Ida Rebecca Narber
Campbell-Russell’s
Evergreen Cemetery
Waucoma
Debra Jean Ameling
Alfred and
Elaine Ameling
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Reed’s
Church
Terry Lee Eiick
Route 1
Iowa
Waucoma Area
Terry Biick
Debra J. Ameling
Palmer Memorial Hospital
West Union
Ameling
Julie Irene Doubek
Fort Atkinson
Erick
Iowa State Patrol
Einck
Doubek
John C. Tomasek
Glen J. Dietzenbach
Scholtz Medical Center
Waterloo
Tomasek
St. Joseph’s Hospital
New Hampton
Debra Ameling
Howard County
ADC payments delayed for January in Iowa due to New Year holiday
Iowa ADC recipients will not receive January checks on the first due to New Year holiday mail delays. Sam Leto, acting head of the Bureau of Finance, explains payments were mailed Friday but delivery starts Monday because January 1 was a holiday with no mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Sam Leto
Department of Social Services
Bureau of Finance
ADC
Nixon Signs 55 mph Speed Limit Federal Aid Law
On this date in 1974 President Richard Nixon signed a bill mandating states to cap highway speeds at 55 miles per hour or forfeit federal highway funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eleanor A. Ressler
Alburmett
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Zbanek
Emma
First Presbyterian Church
Ely
James DeSmith
Morgan Funeral Home
C.R. Bar
Don Hornstein
David Secor
Coralville
Coralville Spillway
Chase Loupee
Callies
Patricia and
Leon Fritz
St. SW
St. Luke’s
Clarksville
Tenn
Ruth Ann
Ray Nelson
Ray
Betty Lou Nelson
C Ave
Calis Onty
Diai 911
Tel Aviv
Kfar Sil
Martyr’s
Shafik al Hout
Chatilla
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Gazette Wire Services
Ameling and
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
Center Pt. Rd
James F. Stewart
Stewart Funeral Home
First Avenue N.E
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