Marion area death notices and community schedules
Carl R. Cherry 59 of 2920 Tenth avenue and Marion resident for two years died Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital born July 26 1912 at Walker married Opal Cherry July 16 1931 who died 1964 and Helen Noska in 1965 survived by wife parents daughter stepchildren and grandchildren with funeral Tuesday at Murdoch chapel Marion burial Cedar Memorial cemetery services and calling hours noted. YMCA Marion branch swim and non aquatic schedule listed along with Marion water board trustees meeting at 5 15 pm today.
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Carl R. Cherry
Tenth Avenue
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Walker
Opal Cherry
Helen Noska
Cherry
Center Point
Ioof Lodge
Elmer F. Cherry
Glenn Blackwood
College Place
Wash
William Bolton
LaPorte City
James Noska
Central City
Richard Noska
Robert Skinner
Vinton
Murdoch Chapel
Peter Morgan
John Park Winkler, Jr
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Rites Wednesday for Ray C Baughman 64
Ray C Don Baughman 64 of 981 Twenty second street Marion resident since 1944 born August 2 1907 Blairsburg married Dorothy Black August 18 1930 Oil City Pa started state police radio station at Fairfield worked as engineer for WMT Radio and TV Cedar Rapids since 1942 member Local 347 IBEW survived by wife three daughters six grandchildren and sister burial at Oak Shade Marion services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Murdoch chapel Marion cemetery access details provided
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Ray C
Don’ Baughman
Twenty-second Street
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Blairsburg
Oil City
Dorothy Black
Baughman
Fairfield
WMT Radio and TV
IBEW
Willis Schnell
Dorothy Chance
Independence
Elizabeth Robison
Central City
Irene Mathews
Murdoch Chapel
D. A. Loferski
Oak Shade
Belfast raids uncover IRA bomb factory evidence
British troops raided Belfast neighborhoods Andersonstown and New Lodge Road and London Derry arresting 32 IRA suspects. They seized 19 grenade bombs 32 detonators timing devices a homemade bazooka rocket acid walkie talkies a printing unit cashbags mailbags and stolen car plates. Two police and a soldier were wounded in late Sunday shootings.
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Belfast
UPI
Irish Republican Army
Andersonstown
New Lodge Road
Londonderry
Andersonstown House
Boy's Postcard Drift Reaches Africa on Ocean Run
In Guilford Connecticut 13 year old Jim Viglione launched postcards from ten plastic bottles in Long Island Sound for a class project. Two returned quickly, a third rode currents 6000 miles to Africa where a Ghana University student Ekweme Mensuh signed and wrote the surprising note.
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Guilford, Conn
Jim Viglione
Long Island Sound
Africa
Jim
Beach
America
Ekweme Mensuh
University of
Ghana
Jane McCurdy Named Johnson County Aide
Iowa City details the Johnson County board appointing Jane L. McCurdy as administrative assistant to replace Don Schleisman who resigned for a city business job. McCurdy, 24, University of Iowa graduate, previously served as secretary at University High and as supervisor at Per Mar Security. Salary set at 7800 dollars yearly with six month probation.
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Iowa City
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Jane L. McCurdy
Don J. Schleisman
McCurdy
University of Iowa College of Business Administration
Richard
Davenport
Stealers Target City Drain Covers Across East Anglia
Police in DEYCON England seek thieves stealing sewer drain covers in East Anglia. Hundreds have been taken. A police spokesman warned the thefts endanger residents, especially in rural areas, as officers investigate and sting operations are planned.
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Deycon
England
UPI
East Anglia
Jumps Through Window Foiled Escape From Police
Virgil A. Gooding, 31, of Iowa City, leaped through a plate glass window during a failed attempt to flee Iowa City police after a reported break in at Drug Fair. He was treated for cuts, jailed on $5,000 bond, with about $50 in change and stolen merchandise found at the scene.
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Iowa City
Virgil A. Gooding
Johnson County
Gooding
University Hospitals
Injuries, thefts logged in scattered Iowa notices
In Iowa City James Chris tofferson 17 of Nichols in serious condition after a Sunday two car crash near Nichols. In Belle Plaine burglars stole 821.50 in cash whisky and cigarets at Nor man Johnson tavern early Saturday. In Oelwein Harold Lilli bridge 30 in good condition after gunshot wound in foot from accidental discharge Sunday night. In Elkader cash taken from safe at W H Walsh and Sons Ford garage Sunday night with no sign of forcible entry.
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Iowa City
James Christofferson
Nichols
University Hospitals
Ralph Schmidt
Muscatine
Mercy Hospital
Belle Plaine
Norman Johnson
Benton County
Oelwein
Harold Lillibridge
Elkader
W. H. Walsh and Sons Ford
Earl Sterling
Plans Dog House Costing $5,400
Birmingham based report states Robert Vance, chairman of the Alabama Democratic party, applied for a permit to build a dog house valued at 5400 dollars, saying his wife raises Great Danes.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPT
Robert Vance
Alabama Democratic Party
Vance
Elkader man named region 4 Jaycees speech winner
Terry Dyrland of Elkader won the region 4 Jaycees Speak Up contest and will represent the region at the district competition February 19 and 20 in Waterloo. The regional meeting in Elkader drew about 200 Jaycees and spouses, with a principal address by State President E. L. Sievers of Marion, and Dubuque will host the next regional meeting in April.
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Elkader
Terry Dyrland
Waterloo
Dyrland
E. L. Sievers
Marion
Dubuque
McCullock Announces Run for Term in House
Washington UPI reports Rep. William McCullock from Ohio aged 70, ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, filed for another two-year term. He had previously said last June he would not seek re election due to ill health.
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Washington
UPI
William McCullock
Ohio
House
Judiciary Committee
Sheik Mujib returns to delirious Bangla Desh welcome in Dacca
Sheik Muji bur Rahman arrived in Dacca to a massive crowd after nine months in Pakistani prisons. Diplomats from multiple nations attended, including U.S. consul general Herbert Spivack. Mujib urged liberty and spoke at Ramna race course, recalling the 1949 civil disobedience call and Pakistan's surrender in December.
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Dacca
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
Herbert Spivack
Mujib
U.S
Spivack
France
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Nepal
Japan
Poland
India
Ramna
A. A. K. Niazi
Stolen blasting caps found near Coralville riverbank
A Coralville teen discovered a flat bottom boat with a large cache of stolen blasting caps and fuses near Edgewood Park on the Iowa River. Deputies link the materials to a Thanksgiving theft at River Products quarry as the investigation continues. Meanwhile in Washington, Nixon aide Herbert Klein says Kissinger has been libeled by press reports accusing him of distorting facts on the India Pakistan war.
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Kissinger
Coralville
Johnson County
Washington
UPI
Herbert Klein
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Klein
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Handcuffs Cost Some Trouble
Tulsa AP reports 13-year-old Mark Baker bought 10 cent handcuffs at Goodwill and cuffed himself to a classmate. His wrist trap forced police intervention as he could not escape. officers removed the cuffs at the municipal building.
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Tulsa
Mark Baker
Goodwill Industries
Mark
Motion To Strike 70 Jury Record Upheld
IOWA CITY The district court ordered the 1970 grand jury record stricken after a motion by Johnson County Supervisor Edward Kessler and Assistant County Engineer Harvey Luther. The 1970 panel was found illegally impaneled. the eight indicted then were reindicted by the 1971 grand jury.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Harold Vietor
Johnson
Edward Kessler
Harvey Luther
Vietor
Iowa Supreme Court
Benton Sheriff Won’t Seek Re Election
Benton County Sheriff Harold Burch announced he will not seek reelection after six years in office. A Democrat, Burch says he and his wife have worked together in the office and do not want the responsibilities and pressures required to give the public proper attention. He notes the office has good help but needs more.
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Vinton
Benton County
Harold Burch
Burch
Dennis The Menace Appears Daily In The Gazette
Dennis the Menace is featured daily in the Gazette classifieds with a playful strip-style appearance. The compact listing highlights the comic character and its ongoing daily presence for readers seeking light humor.
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Dennis the Menace
Gazette
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YMCA
Marion Branch
Collins
St. Joseph’s
Marion Water Board of Trustees
Water Department
Ray C. Baughman
Bartlett
Susan M. Bartlett
Sixth Avenue
Wonder Lake
Clara Jones
Marion High School
Gary Hoag
Frank York
Ken Walton
Dale Folkers
Folkers
Ray
Marion Modern Homemakers Club
Walter Astor
Seventeenth Avenue
Anne Noga
Linn-Mar High School
Netherlands
Linn-Mar_ buildings and grounds committee
Jane McCurdy
DR. Craven
1St Ave
Dei Mo
Tapas Iti x City
Iowa
Breakin
Jaycees
Ouzette
10Th Street
Sheik
West
Pakistan
London
New Delhi
Bengal
Sheik Mujib
Second Avenue Bridge
Dr. Kissinger
CBS
Benton
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Board of
Wm. C. Crawford
Wm. P. Whipple
James E. Bromwell
Charles E. Burd
Abbott B. Lipsky
R. W. Rinderknecht
Wilmer J. Robison
Arthur M. Tschirgi
Carl F. Volesky
N. J. Schleder
Steve Kellerhals
Jerry Bys
Jean Markt
Carol Frank
Margaret Willasson
Connie Hertz
Federal Home Loan Bank
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Iowa Savings and Loan League
United States Savings and Loan League
Savings and Loan Foundation
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