Deaths--Alberta Davis and Others in Area Obituaries
Obituaries list Alberta Davis 61 of 1519 0 Ave NW and late May 27 1936 Cascade marriage, plus multiple deaths across Cascade Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Central City. Notices include Matthew Aldrich Emma Feverhelm Jack Francis Bruno Brunen Florence Allely and others with services burial and visitation details and memorial funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Davis
Ave
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bernard F. Davis
Fillmore
Davis
Cascade
Dubuque
Keith Clark
Myron Ripperda
Mary Denman
Edward Ahlers
Paul Hoerner
Epworth
William Schueller
Zwingle
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Devaney- Reiff Funeral Home
Florence S. Allely
Center Point Road
Lester M. Allely
Rockford
Sherrard, Ill
Cedar Rapids
Sherrard
Augustana College
Rock Island
Ill
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Arlo Allely
Gloria Brown
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Bruno E. Brunen
Central City
Coggon
Cedar Rapids meeting rescheduled and local notices update
The Cedar Rapids Airport Commission meeting moves to the same 10 a.m. time next Thursday in room 202 Terminal building. Temple Junior College in Temple Texas lists Joseph P. Kells on its dean’s list. Dr John Chapman of Coe College speaks on economy and stock market at Roosevelt Royale Thursday noon. Stolen garden tractor worth over 1000 from Happel and Sons Inc. A theft of three guns worth 435 reported from a vehicle south-west of Cedar Rapids. Temple Judah Games held Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. Public welcome at 3221 Lindsey Lane SE. Emerald Knights Games at Montrose Hotel with doors 6:00 p.m. midweek and weekend sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Laura Feverhelm
21St St. SW
Samuel Feverhelm
Cedar Rapids
Waukon
Olivet Presbyterian Church
James
Shellsburg
Kenneth
Carl
Lorraine Aud
Merrillville
Ind
Stanley Procok
James Ewing
Noel Tollefson
John Fields
Caroline Straate
Marie Straate
Turner Chapel West
Nadim Saikaly
Zion Reformed Church
Henry Hein
Cedar Rapids Airport
Joseph P. Kells
Temple Junior College
Temple
Texas
Lions Club
John Chapman
Coe College
Roosevelt Royale
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by the Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates by carrier 1 15 per week. By Mal After noon Editions and Sunday 7 Issues 5174 weeks 56 00 52 weeks. No mall subscriptions accepted in areas with Gazette carrier. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
Rockefeller Forecast on Missile Satellite Lead Time
Nelson Rockefeller warned in a 20 year ago remark that it would take ten years to place the United States ahead of Russia in the missile satellite field, outlining strategic goals and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S
Russia
Five Die in Wisconsin Family House Fire
A Prairie du Chien area family perished in a two story frame house blaze that began around 2 a.m. from a wood burning stove. Gerald Walz 35 and his children Tony 6 Sarah 5 Frank 2 plus hired man Marvin Holz 42 were believed killed. Elizabeth 26 leaped with baby David to safety then called neighbors and firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Gerald Walz
Tony
Sarah
Frank
Marvin Holz
Elizabeth
David
Winter still grips Cedar Rapids region with record cold
In the Cedar Rapids area temperatures plunged to extreme lows with Ridgeway at minus 26 and Decorah at 19 below. The city faced frozen pipes and power outages while transit ridership varied. Marion High School delayed classes due to a boiler problem and hospitals warned of frostbite risks as crews worked to restore services and stabilize gas and electricity supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Burrell
City Water Department
Marion High School
Benton County
Fairfax
Norway
Walford
Atkins
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Iowa-Illinois
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ridgeway
Elkader
Decorah
West Union
Fayette
Waukon
Oelwein
New Albin
Montrose Hotel Sold to New Owners with No Anticipated Changes
The Montrose Hotel on Third Avenue extending 140 feet to the alley and 120 feet west on Third Street, with 100000 square feet, is sold for 800000 to new owners who plan no changes to leases or staff. The YWCA occupies the seventh floor and ground floor retail remains leased. Robert Gardner arranged the sale. possession is March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Third Street
The
YWCA
Robert Gardner
Georgia Supreme Court Upholds Best Interests Standard
The Georgia Supreme Court affirms visitation limits citing state interest in marriage and child rearing. It rules Quilin cannot claim rights denied by the best interests standard and notes no discrimination versus a natural father. The court also addresses a new law on legitimation and inheritance, plus other unanimous and split rulings on Browder and asbestos cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Georgia Supreme Court
Marshall
Quillain
Supreme Court
City seeks 30 new officers to cut response times
Police Chief Gareth Clift urged City Hall to authorize 30 new officers at a cost of 472667 to raise authorized strength from 154 to 180, with a goal of reducing average response times from 27 minutes to under 15 20 minutes during peak hours and addressing a rise in class one crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Canney
Gareth Clift
Clift
Irons
Civil Service Commission
General Services
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matthew Robert Aldrich
Oakland Road
Stanwood
Maybelle Lerch
Clinton
Aldrich
Chicago and North Western Railroad
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus Council
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Burnell Hass
Donald J. Aldrich
Jay D. Lerch
Mount Vernon
Nelle Nelson
Omaha
Irvin Kaufman
Newmans Grove
Neb
Donna Marsh
Martin Laughlin
Jack Francis
Vinton
Flagstaff
Ariz
Sampson Business College
University of Arizona
Benton County Title Company
Pair of
Jacks Real Estate and Investments
Home Savings and Loan
Library Board
Evergreen Cemetery Association
Episcopal Church
Virginia
Helen Pendleton
Seal Beach
Calif
Nan Baldwin
San Diego
Wesley United Methodist Church
Phillips’ Vinton
American Heart Fund
Amber
Leona Kopenhaver
Manchester
Brunen
St. Stephen’s Catholic Church
Carl Sindelar
Glenn Wall
William P. Clark
Tom Brunen
William
John Brunen
Clare Mayou
Rochester
Minn
Harley Fleming
Eagle Rock
Ore
Lena Henderson
Augusta Hunter
Coggan
Eleanor Merritt
Walker
John Carpender
Mount Clark Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Molly Pernicka Dutton
Maquoketa
Linwood
Earl McDonough
Gerald Drallmeier
James C. Dutton
Sophia Pernicka
Jacob Pernicka
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
George B. McDill
Linwood Cemetery
Theodore
Ted) Haars
Center Point
Frances Allen
Retsil
Wash
Gerald Grishaber
Marion
Kent Schwartz
Ames
Allen Haars
Elsie Haars
Ray Walser
Herman
Phillip Haars
United Methodist
Liercke
Victor Phillip
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Forrest Arnold
LaFayette Christian Church
Cedar Memorial Park
Cabalka
Gladys G
Glenn Bender
First Congregational Church
Scott
LeRoy T
Prairie Chapel United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
King
Viola Grace
Neville Clayton
Cedar Christian Church
Woodlawn
Turner West
Strawberry Point
Merle Lois O’neal
Roberson’s. Monticello
Earl L. Eilers
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Monticello
Goettsch
Eldorado
Selma Koester
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Burnham Wood’s. St. Lucas
Catherine Gerleman
Novak
14Th Ave
Happel and Sons Inc
Sixth St
Dennis van Slyke
Coldstream Ave
Temple Judah
Lindsey Lane
32Nd Street
Emerald Knights
Montrose Hotel
Cemetery Flower Shop
Wisconsin
Bagley
Regional Transit Corporation
Mercy
St. Luke’s Hospitals
Five Seasons
Byard
GHN, Inc
GHN
Allan Yarowsky
Eugene Nassif
Lyle Wilson
Stan
Lou Ginsberg
Montrose Hotel Corp
Montrose Corporation
Harold Becker
Leo Smulekoff
Abbott Lipsky
7Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ben Earl Browder
Chicago
Mike Deupree
Gazette City Hall
Ray Baker
James Barnes
Wallace Johnson
John Erger
Charles Jelli
Charles Irons
Statistics Aplenty
American Funeral Homes Inc
IFS Industries Inc
American Funeral Homes
IFS
American
Florist
John. E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
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