Weather and Death Notices From a January Gazette
Partly cloudy to cloudy and cold with higher temps in the northwest. Saturday highs 32, 30 by 11 p.m. Precipitation 0.03 for the Jan period. total 2.17, normal 1.51. St. Luke's births listed. Iowa and other area obituaries note many services and times for Jan 22–23. Includes barometer drop, humidity 100 percent, winds NNW 6–8 mph, sun and moon times.
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Chicago
N.orleans
L.angeles
Nix Wa. i
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Gazette
Medal of Honor Hero Pennington Dies in California Rites Planned
Jasper R. Pennington 41 of Saugus California died Sunday January 17 born August 6 1923 near Solon Iowa City area before moving to California in 1956 He earned the Bronze Star Silver Star Purple Heart and Congressional Medal of Honor for World War II service including Anzio He worked for the Veterans Administration in Iowa City and was active in the American Legion Funeral services in California were held Wednesday with burial at Morse cemetery near Solon and a Solon Legion post military service planned.
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Jasper R. Pennington
Saugus
Calif
Iowa City
California
Special Services Forces
Army
Anzio
Italy
Veterans Administration
Pennington
American Legion
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Brosh Funeral Home
Morse Cemetery
Solon Legion Post
Gazette Subscription Rates and Reprint Notice
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Deaths Charles F. Schlueter 86
Charles F. Schlueter 86 of 1314 First Street SW died Saturday morning after a brief illness. Born near Amana on December 17, 1879 he farmed there until retiring in 1961 and moving to Cedar Rapids. He is survived by his wife Agnes Jirsa four daughters two sons eleven grandchildren seven great grandchildren and a sister. Services Janeba-Kuba's Tuesday at 2 with Jerry Drahuzal burial Czech National. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Charles F. Schlueter
First Street
Amana
Cedar Rapids
Agnes Jirsa
Leo Asenbrenner
Milo Vorel
Edwin Benish
Fairfax
Louis Hrdlicka
Frank Schlueter
Marion
Walter
Joseph Kosina
Janeba-Kuba
Jerry Drahovzal
William Henry Norris obituary from Cedar Rapids area
William Henry Norris died Saturday after a brief illness at 1500 Washington Avenue SE Cedar Rapids resident for 15 years and longtime Wilson and Company employee. Born February 26 1906 in Walker he lived in Chicago much of his life leaving two sisters Ola Diercksen Manchester Ella Crook Floyd and a brother J A Norris Cedar Rapids. He was a Methodist member and Elks club member with memorial services Tuesday at Turner's 10 30 led by Rev Harold F Tegtmeier of Ryan and burial at Oakland Cemetery Manchester. Contributions to Heart Fund encouraged.
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William Henry Norris
Washington Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Company
Walker
Chicago
J. A. Norris
Ola Diercksen
Manchester
Ella Crook
Floyd
Norris
Methodist Church
The
Elks Club
Turner
Harold F. Tegtmeier
Ryan
Oakland Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Woman Alma Hendrickson Dies at Manor
Alma Hendrickson of Cedar Rapids died at Meth Wick Manor on Friday after a long illness. Survived by sister Miss Hilda Hendrickson and brother Carl Hendrickson, both of Cedar Rapids. A longtime organist for St. Mark's Lutheran church and 15 years as Missionary Society secretary. Memorial services: Tur-
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Alma Hendrickson
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Meth Wick Manor
Hilda Hendrickson
Carl Hendrickson
Miss Hendrickson
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
The
Missionary Society
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Memorial Service Details for St. Mark's Lutheran Church
A funeral service is set for 12 noon Monday led by Rev. Richard Engstrom. Burial will be at Cedar Memorial. Friends may visit the chapel. The family requests memorial contributions to the St. Mark's Lutheran Church Memorial Fund.
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Richard Engstrom
Cedar Memorial
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids man Roy D. Bleedner dies after brief illness
Roy D. Bleedner, a lifetime Cedar Rapids resident and former Paulson Construction Co. carpenter, died Saturday in a local hospital after a brief illness. Born May 28, 1898, he is survived by his wife Florence, a son Roy J. Bleedner, two daughters Cleo Nelson and Pauline Bees, two sisters Laura Rinehart and Esther Merck, and a brother Earl H. Bleedner. Services pending at Turner's with Cedar Memorial burial. friends may call after 1 p.m.
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Roy D. Bleedner
Center Street
Cedar Rapids
Paulson Construction Co
Linn County
Florence F. Cornwell
Nashua
Roy J. Bleedner
Cleo Nelson
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Pauline R. Bees
Woodstock
Ontario
Oxford Junction Physician Leo J Homan Dead
Dr Leo J Homan 71 longtime Oxford Junction physician died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness Born November 16 1893 in Sioux Falls South Dakota he practiced at Riverside before moving to Oxford Junction Survived by his wife five daughters and four sons Services are Tuesday at 930 am Sacred Heart Church conducted by Rev Joseph Kissling Rosaries will be held tonight and Monday night at 8 at Hayden Funeral Home
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Oxford Junction
Leo J. Homan
Sacred Heart Church
Hayden’s. Williamsburg
John Leonard Spratt
St. Michael’s Church
Holbrook
Rosary
McSwiggin and
Uhlmann
Williamsburg
Will Stohlmann
McSwiggin
Calmar
Ruppert
Johnson
Lutheran Church
S. Olin
Davie Burch
Hayden
S. Anamosa
William J. Bailey
Goettsch’s. Aurora
Nelle Canfield
Methodist Church
Kreussel-Fawcett
Lamont
Elkader
Joseph Bauer
Lloyd Charles Wilson
Stacy’s. West Union
Harry White
Burnham and Wood
Fayette
Ethel Bisson
Bellas- Wright
Viola—Elmo F. DeLancey
Goettsch’s
Cedar Rapids
Sioux Falls
S.D
Homan
Riverside
Joseph Kissling
Hayden Funeral Home
Memorial Services and Burials in Local Churches
Memorial services for Charles Whelpley, Theresa Turner Popper, and Russell Thoman are listed with respective churches, times, and clergy. Hometowns include Cedar Memorial burial and specific viewing hours at the church or chapel, with masonic rites noted for two of the services.
Cedar Rapids Teen Hurt in Three Car Crash Near Mt Vernon
An 18 year old Cedar Rapids girl Donna Krejci was injured Saturday night in a three car accident on highway 30 near Mt Vernon. She suffered back injuries and was listed in good condition at Mercy hospital.
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Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
Donna Krejci
Louis Krejci
Mercy Hospital
Pope Paul VI Receives AP Photo Collection
Pope Paul VI was presented with a collection of Associated Press photographs from his December trip to India during a ceremony in Vatican City on Saturday. The set includes images from his historic visit and reflects ongoing press coverage of his papacy.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Associated Press
India
City Briefs Report Sledding and Ice Skating Mishaps
A series of minor injuries and a few thefts are noted. Sledders include 14 year old Val Langhurst with a left wrist fracture and 10 year old Steven Vorba with a leg fracture. both treated at Mercy hospital. Doris Hasley, 66, suffered a right shoulder fracture in a fall near her home and is hospitalized. Dean Hanover, 10, treated at Mercy for a leg laceration from a sledding accident. Harry Blackhawk and Hazel Blackhawk, ages 33 and 30, report minor injuries from a four car crash at Twelfth avenue and Sixteenth street SE. Thomas Nefeldt reports clothing stolen from his car valued around 300 dollars. Eugene Huber, 32, treated for a possible spine injury after a two car crash at Sixteenth avenue and C street SW. Page note indicates more briefs on Page 9D.
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Val Langhurst
Arling Langhurst
Waconia Lane
Mercy Hospital
Doris Hasley
Fourth Avenue SE
Palo
Dean Hanover
Roy M. Hanover, Jr
Harry’ ‘Blackhawk
Ninth
Avenue SE
Hazel
Twelfth Avenue
Teenth Street SE
Eugene Huber
Teresa Drive
Sixteenth Avenue
C Street
Fire at Standard Oil Alaskan warehouse in Anchorage
A fire and explosions burned for over three hours Saturday in a waterfront area in Anchorage, destroying a 600 foot long Standard Oil Co warehouse and office building. Firefighters prevented spread to nearby petroleum storage tanks with no injuries reported.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Standard Oil Co
Buddhists Call Campaign Against Saigon Government
South Vietnam Buddhist hierarchy urged a new wave of self immolation reports to topple the regime. The communique also bitterly attacked U S Ambassador Maxwell Taylor as a principal foe of Buddhism.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Maxwell Taylor
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European papers Chronicle LBJ Illness After Inauguration
Across Europe headlines report President Johnson hospitalized with chest pains after a week of celebrations. The White House says there is no alarm, while papers in London Paris Rome Madrid and elsewhere note his condition and wish for a full recovery.
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Madrid
Grinnell Peace Corpsman In Brazil Crash In Critical Condition
Grinnell Peace Corps volunteer Bob Taylor is reported in critical condition in Rio de Janeiro after a motor vehicle accident. He suffered a skull fracture and a broken arm while on vacation from his Colombia assignment since 1963. His parents, Mr and Mrs Noel Taylor, were informed of the medical evacuation.
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Grinnell Peace Corps
Rio de Janeiro
Noel Taylor
Bob
Young Taylor
Peace Corps
Colombia
Brazil
Major quake rattles Berkeley as seismograph records epicenter
A major earthquake was recorded late Saturday afternoon in the Pacific region, with the University of California seismographic station reporting the event from Berkeley, California. The brief bulletin notes a strong shake but provides no details on damage or casualties.
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Berkeley
Calif
Pacific
University of California Seismographic Station
In Memory Donations Listed for 1965 Camp Budget
A ledger lists memorial gifts from Farm Market stores Blairstown relatives and friends and local groups. Amounts include 50.00 33.28 5.00 3.00 35.00 30.00 17.84 totaling 1 216 39 with prior balance 1 037 27 for the 1965 camp fund.
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Earl
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Agatha M. Cherry
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Southwest High School
St. Louis
Wayne Tone
Cedar Rapids
Delta Zeta Sorority
William Schulpke
Lester Lodge
George , Stephens
Charles Pho
Brown Swiss Officers Re-elected at Postville
Canton 1 of the Iowa Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Assn. re-elected all officers at its annual meeting in the V and J cafe Postville. They are Lee Allen Eberling President Harold Ault Vice-President and Dennis Mueller Secretary-Treasurer. Midwest fieldman Ronald Johnson spoke on breed activities.
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Canton 1
Iowa Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Assn
V and J
Lee Allen Eberling
Harold Ault
Randalia
Dennis Mueller
Garnaville
Ronald Johnson
Springfield
Ill
Midwest
National
Brown Swiss Association
College Cheating Rates Tied to Student Norms and Honor Codes
Researcher Bowers links college cheating to high school culture and student views. He notes larger, coed campuses show more cheating while honor systems with student policing reduce it, citing the Air Force Academy scandal where cadets pledge not to lie cheat or steal.
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Bowers
Air Force Academy
Churchill the controversial wartime leader and reformer
A compact profile tracing Winston Churchill from early Conservative critique to Liberal crossovers then back to the Tories. It notes his social reforms and clashes over Empire, his role in WWI and WWII, the Dardanelles defeat, and his enduring, sometimes polarizing leadership and legacy.
Mother Baby Safe After Tipton House Fire
A two story frame house owned by Allen Palmer received heavy fire damage after a basement fire ignited around noon Saturday. Mrs Palmer alerted passing children who summoned the fire department. Mrs Palmer escaped with her baby while her husband and two other children were away. Damages included clothing and furniture with smoke water damage to the second story.
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Gazette Tipton
Allen Palmer
Palmer
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