Ann Svoboda Egger dies in Cedar Rapids area
Ann Svoboda Egger of Central City dies Friday at her daughter's Cedar Rapids home. She was born Vrba in Provotia Iowa, married twice, and worked as head bookkeeper for William Tehel Bottling Co. Active in Homemaker's Club, Senior Citizens Club, and Immaculate Conception Church. Survived by four daughters, three sisters, two grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Services at Immaculate Conception Church Monday. burial Cedar Memorial Park. Memorial fund in care of Angela Svoboda.
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Central City
Cedar Rapids
Anton
Ella Smola Vrba
Provotia
Iowa
Frank J. Svoboda
Fred Egger
Monticello
Mrs. Egger
Cedar Rapids Business College
William Tehel Bottling Co
Homemaker’s Club
Senior Citizens Club
Immaculate Conception Church
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Los Angeles
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Lloyd Blofield
Abbie Popejoy
Penticton
British Columbia
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Anna Richards
Crestview Acres
Fifth Avenue
Johnson County
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Chicago
Turner Chapel East
James M. Danhof
First Convent Church
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Clarence
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Peterson
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Spirit Lake
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Mason City
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Davenport
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Bloomingdale
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Deerfield
Ill
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Neb
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Perrine Cancer Care Center
10Th St
Hanford American Legion Post
Fourth Ave
Melvin Husted
Shellsburg
Keystone
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Pacoima
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Vinton
Robert Butler
Vinton Wesley United Methodist Church
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Breghrine
Lebanon
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Mounds, Ill
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Geneva Oltoff
Marshalltown
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St. George Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
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Memorial Services and Funerals in Solon Area
Memorial services for Mayme E Hindman were announced with 10 a.m. Monday mass at St Mary’s Solon led by Rev Francis Lenoch. Burial at Oakland Cemetery Solon. Rosary tonight at 8 p.m. Brush Funeral Home with visitation after 1 p.m. today. Hindman also noted Anne M Hindman visitation tonight at Teahen Funeral Home 7 p.m. with services Monday at St Patrick’s Church. Burial Mount Calvary Cemetery and Teahen visitation details included.
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Shelly Funeral Home
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St. Mary’s Church
Solon
Francis J. Lenoch
Brush Funeral Home
Hindman
Anne M
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Allen Schmitt
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Weather Summary for Saturday and January Metrics
High Saturday expected with variable conditions. New snow measured in inches with total accumulation and precipitation for Saturday and January noted. Normal January figures and year ago temperatures recorded. Extended outlook calls for partly cloudy and colder weather through Thursday with highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s and lows from 10 to the teens.
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Record High January Heat Across Plains and Valley
The Nation reports unprecedented January warmth across the northern plains and Mississippi Valley with many stations setting new monthly records on Jan 24. Temperatures up to 30 degrees above normal raised range fire danger amid strong winds and dry conditions, while cold air and snow advance from the northern Rockies toward Montana Wyoming and North Dakota. Travelers advisories were issued for the region as northwest winds threaten up to three inches of snow in North Dakota.
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Births Registered At Mercy St Luke's And Ozark
Mercy hospital reports a daughter born Jan. 24 to Charles and Debra Weber of Hiawatha. St. Luke's lists a son born Jan. 24 to Caralee Mally of Minneapolis and a daughter to Theresa and Gary McLaughlin of St. Paul, plus a daughter to Karie and Tyrone Meyer of Marion and a son to Kathleen and Benjamin Sproston of Ozark. A daughter arrived Jan. 18 to First Lieutenant Michael J. and Cindy Lee Hall of Ozark, with grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaines and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Hall.
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Theresa
Gary McLaughlin
16Th St
Karie
Tyrone Meyer
28Th Ave
Marion
Kathleen
Benjamin Sproston
16Th Ave
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Michael J
Cindy Lee Hall
Robert Gaines
Mount Vernon
Kenneth R. Hall
Lisbon
Cedar Rapids Gazette publication details and rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company. Published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include carrier 1.65 per week and mail options.
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Correction and Clarifications From The Gazette
A Saturday Gazette report on Cedar Rapids warm weather stated Dairy Queen stores are closed for winter. One store at 2100 Sixth St SW remains open after resuming service a week ago. The Gazette backs readers with corrections for accuracy fairness and completeness and provides a contact number.
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Intelligence secrecy deemed beyond congressional scrutiny
On this date in 1976 a House committee concluded that U S intelligence agencies operated with such secrecy as to be beyond Congress scrutiny.
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Iowa AG cites record consumer complaints in 1980
Des Moines AP Attorney General Tom Miller announced the state consumer protection division logged 12 038 complaints in 1980, closed 10 002, and saved or recovered over 1 million dollars for Iowans. The year set records for cases helped, lawsuits filed, and pending actions.
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