Deaths of Power Ewoldt Bohren Behrens Toll
Multiple obituaries from Cedar Rapids area list deaths of Joseph Edward Power Loyal H Ewoldt Louise K Bohren and Delmar Leroy Behrens. Details include ages birthplaces marriages family survivors and funeral plans with specific times dates and locations. Proceedings mention churches cemeteries and burial with military honors for Behrens and contributions to Camp Courage or American Cancer Society as requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Edward Power
First Ave
Burlington
Peoria
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Griggsville
Margaret Birkett
Washington, Ill
Klein’s Clothing
Armstrong’s
Power
First Congregational Church
Kiwanis Club
Men’s Golf Association
Edward Power
Des Moines
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Glenn N. Bender
Cedar Memorial Park
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Chapel of Memories
Loyal H. Ewoldt
Federal Dam
Minn
Deer River
Paullina
Grinnell College
Marie Funk
Cedar
Springdale
Iowa
Turner East
American Cancer Society
William Moellering
Oakland Road
Iowa Deaths from Edgewood to What Cheer
Obituary notices for multiple residents including Edna Hartbeck 72 in Appleton Vernon, Alta Chambers 91 in Oelwein, William Bush 83 in Oelwein, Emma Gremmels 95 in Oelwein, Fred Roth 86 in What Cheer, Edgar Richmann 65 in Harden's Wheatland. Burial or services details and note of body donation to University of Iowa Hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Edna May Hartbeck
Appleton-Vernon’s
Oelwein
Alta R. Chambers
Hintz’s
West Union
William J. Bush
Brant-Kerns
Emma Gremmels
Memorial Services for Stourac and Sargent Conducted
Memorial services were held for Mary Stourac at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home and for Gladys Sargent at the Murdoch Chapel in Center Point. Burial for Stourac is Czech National Cemetery and for Sargent at Strawberry Point. Wesley M Dostal’s services were held at Murdoch Chapel in Marion with burial at Buffalo Cemetery.
Expanded L. I. F. T. S bus service grows in Linn County
Linn County expands senior and disabled transit with twice weekly routes and All County Days on Wednesdays. North zone includes Walker to Viola. south zone covers Springville to Covington. Reservations 364-1501. rides free with 50 cent suggested donation. May and June ridership climbs from 5,951 to 6,774 one way trips.
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Linn County
Bill Hoekstra
L.I.F.T.S
Cedar Rapids
Walker
Troy Mills
Coggan
Prairieburg
Paris
Center Point
Alice
Rogers
Central City
Waubeek
Alburnett
L.lf.t.s
Two hurt in cycle mishap at Kmart East parking lot
Don Strachen and Janet Salton were thrown from a motorcycle in a parking lot incident Monday night. Strachen, 37, and Salton, 21, were listed in good condition at Mercy Hospital. Strachen swerved to avoid a parking block, the bike rolled 27 feet in the air and landed over 50 feet away. Strachen suffered facial and other injuries while Salton sustained a pelvic fracture. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kmart
Mercy ‘Hospital
Don Strachen
Al‘burnett
Janet Salton
Blairs Ferry Road
Strachen
Salton
Burglary-Tools Taken From 3507 Swallow Court NE
Tools and equipment valued at more than 1200 dollars were stolen from a residence at 3507 Swallow Court NE, with a spokesman for Wassmer Construction Co. noting the loss Monday. A separate report says Albert Bobst's property had a shed entered last month, with copper tubing, a vacuum cleaner, and sewer tape reported missing, valued over 250 dollars. The notice also lists various local ads and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swallow Court NE
Wassmer Construction Co
27Th St
Marion
Albert Bobst
Martelle
Linn
The Gazette Advice Pages Refer Readers to Help Index
Readers are directed to The Gazette advice pages for answers on health finances food domestic problems and the law with a handy reference index to consult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Elmore trial set Sept 5 in Newton court
Robert J. Elmore 27 of Coggan faces first degree murder charges in the death of 10 month old Edwin Tietz. Trial moved from Linn to Jasper County District Court in Newton after a change of venue was granted by Judge William Eads. Bond set at 50000 with Elmore jailed in Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Elmore
Jasper County
Newton
Elmore
Coggan
Linn County
Edwin Tietz
Barbara Ann
Linn District Court
Linn
William Eads
Eads
Two Arrested in Linn County for Drunk Driving
Two persons were arrested on drunk driving charges in Linn County. Dale C. Peyton, 53, of 1207 Second St. SW, was arrested at 2:45 a.m. today at 16th Avenue and 18th Street SW. Ronald D. Fritz, 23, of 2457 Fruitland Blvd. SW, was arrested at 9:35 p.m. Monday at Eighth Avenue and Second Street SW. he was also charged with speeding.
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Linn County
Dale C. Peyton
Second St
16Th Avenue
18Th Street
Ronald D. Fritz
Fruitland Blvd
Eighth Avenue
Second Street
Mutilation of pet cats investigated
Sam the two year old Manx cat was tongueless and starved after an attack at Orchard Trailer Court on Mount Vernon Road SE. Deputy investigators reported another local cat injured with an eye poked out and mouth damaged. case under investigation.
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Sam
Billie Lee Helm
Orchard Trailer Court
Mount Vernon Road
Davenport
Helm
John
Linn
Two O'Brien Electric workers injured at Iowa sewage site
David Carothers and Michael Shea, employees of O'Brien Electrical Contractors, were hospitalized after a piece of equipment fell on them at the Otis Road SE sewage treatment facility. Carothers, 37, suffered head and chest injuries and was listed in good condition. Shea, 42, with a fractured spine, was in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien Electrical Contractors Inc
Iowa City
Otis Road SE
David Carothers
Seventh Ave
Hiawatha
Michael Shea
12Th Ave
Shea
Carothers
Mercy Hospital
Mercy
Blouin Seeks $1 Million Federal Aid for Iowa Schools
Congressman Mike Blouin announces a plan to insert an amendment into the Elementary and Secondary Education Act extension that would guarantee Iowa $1 million annually in federal aid for school districts with many low income students. The current bill allocates only $131,000 to Iowa.
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Washington
Mike Blouin
Iowa
Blouin
Central City Man Charged With Assault
Linn County deputies filed charges against Creighton D. Campbell 23 of Central City for assault and intoxication after he allegedly struck Mary Bailey of Central City in the back of the head with a beer can and pushed her during an incident in Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Creighton D. Campbell
Central City
Campbell
Mary Bailey
Concert at Cherry Hill by Cedar Rapids Municipal Band
The Cedar Rapids Municipal Band performs its Wednesday concert at 8 p.m. in Cherry Hill Park Cedar Hills with Lee Wille as guest conductor. Trombone solo by Kim Scharnberg a 1978 Kennedy graduate. programs repeat Sunday. both concerts free.
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Cedar Rapids
Cherry Hill Park
Cedar Hills
Lee Wille
Kennedy High School
Kim Scharnberg
Kennedy
Rockefeller left mark on arts and world affairs
The obituary notes John D. Rockefeller III who led Rockefeller Brothers and supported Asia culture via JDR 3d Fund and Asian Society. He chaired the Population Council and promoted arts in education and international exchange. Survived by wife Blanchette, a son, three daughters, and six grandchildren. funeral plans unsettled.
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Asia
Lincoln Center
Metropolitan Opera
New York Philharmonic
Rockefeller
New York City
Browning
Loomis Prep
Princeton
Rockefeller Foundation
John Foster Dulles
Foundation
Dulles
Dwight Eisenhower
Japan Society
Japan
Tokyo
Asian Society
New York
Asia House
JDR 3d Fund
Blanchette Ferry Hooker
Vassar
Sandra Rockefeller
Hope Aldrich
Mark Dayton
Campsite blast injures many tourists near Barcelona
A propane gas explosion at Los Alfaques campsite on the Barcelona coast left multiple critically burned visitors from France West Germany Holland and England. Victims evacuated to a burn center in Barcelona as authorities and witnesses described the horrific scene and urgent blood donations.
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Barcelona
Holland
England
Los Alfaques
Mediterrean
Valencia
San Carlos de la Rapita
Hostage crisis ends after showdown with armed Polish suspect
Police report Fraczek, who spoke Polish, produced a device resembling a WWII grenade and claimed 80 pounds of explosives. About 3,000 to 4,000 people were evacuated from upper floors as hostage teams negotiated. Jerome wrestled the suspect with a flagpole after a distraction, ending the standoff with the suspect subdued.
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Fraczek
Douglas
Frank Bolz
Clark Says Beef Imports Devastating to Cattlemen
Sen. Dick Clark said President Carter promised a clarifying statement on cattle industry policy after a meeting in which Clark warned Iowa cattlemen were angered by meat import quota relaxation. Clark said Carter agreed to meet with cattlemen to repair damage and consider steps to aid profits and herd rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Dick Clark
Iowa Democrat
Iowa
Clark
White House
Mondale
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Amana man listed in fair condition after crash near Norway
Dennis P. Roeniig, 26, of Amana, was in fair condition at St. Luke's Hospital today with injuries from a traffic accident. Details are limited, but officials believe the mishap occurred near Norway.
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Dennis P. Roeniig
Amana
St. Luke's Hospital
Norway
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Louise K. Bohren
Colorado Springs
Colo
Joe Bohren
Janet
Divine Redeemer Church
Delmar Leroy Behrens
19Th St
Lisbon
Chicago Heights
Mildred Barnes
Behrens
Cryovac Company
First Lutheran Church
Steven
Ron
Mark Behrens
Beth Smith
Bernhard Behrens
Nyla Jean Peeler
Greenwood
Fla
Gordon Behrens
Mount Vernon
Turner Chapel West
Dennis W. Wright
Sue
Center Point Rd
Seiferts
Lindale Plaza
Adv
Johnny’s Parkway
R.L. Smith Realtors
Don Underwood
Novak
14Th Ave. S.E
Dave
Ben Franklin
Harry Lavely
Galt, Mo
Leroy Lavely
Eighth St. NW
Rodney Lavely
Claydene Lavely
Ewellen
Newton Court
Cherry Hill
Karl King
Prokofieli
N.Y
McDonald's
Chicago
Scharnberg
The
Virgin Islands
Wyoming
David
Chase Manhattan Bank
United States
Jerome
State of New York
Durant
Dorothy Williams
Washington Correspondent
John. E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
Joan B. Turner & Son
Turners East
Second Ave. SE
Turner's West
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