Death notices for Milke and Dr Trevarthen headline region obituaries
Michael James Milke 22 of Swisher dies Friday after a county road collision near Highway 218 Born June 27 1957 in Cedar Rapids he was an optician at Bode Optical Dispensary Survived by parents three brothers and a grandmother Services Monday 1 pm Teahen Funeral Home Swisher Burial Anderson Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 9 am to 9 pm and Monday after 9 am Dr A N Trevarthen 89 dies Friday at Anamosa Community Hospital Born October 14 1889 in Butler New Jersey married Minnie Laxson 1916 Practiced dentistry in Anamosa from 1916 to 1970 Surviving wife son and daughter two grandchildren and two sisters Services Monday 1 30 pm Goettsch Funeral Home Anamosa Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Cedar Rapids Besler William J 10 30 am today at St Patrick s Catholic Church Burial St Joseph Cemetery No visitation Contributions to Iowa Kidney Foundation Arrangements Teahen Funeral Home
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Cedar Rapids
Prairie High School
Bode Optical Dispensary
Thomas
Patrick
Christopher
Swisher
Mayme Steyne
Teahen Funeral
Donald Schmidt
A.N. Trevarthen
Anamosa Community Hospital
Butler
N.J
Minnie Laxson
Earlville
Trevar
Anamosa
Hopkinton
University of Iowa School of Dentistry
Congregational United Church of Christ
Tion
Iowa Dental Association
John A
Muscatine
Margaret Ann
Alexandria
Fred Horsfall
Clyde R. Sanborn
Goettsch Funeral Home
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Besler
William J
St Patrick’s Catholic Church
John Dalton
St. Joseph Cemetery
Iowa Kidney Foundation
Teahen Funeral Home
Obituary Notices From Iowa Churches and Cemeteries
Death notices list Mollie Beck 84 in Littleport with service at Hope Lutheran Church and visitation at Witt’s Elkader. Harvey Townsend 78 from Monticello with service at Goettsch's. John M. Petersen 88 in Wyoming with Zion Lutheran service and Masonic rites. Bertha Brady 79 in Greeley with burial at Grand View Cemetery and visitation at Appleton Vernon’s Edgewood. multiple locations and call hours noted.
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Littleport
Mollie M. Beck
Hope Lutheran Church
Witt’s
Elkader
Monticello
Harvey Townsend
Harrison Ark
Goettsch's
Wyoming
John M. Petersen
Zion Lutheran Church
Hayden’s
Greeley
Robert
Bertha) Brady
Greeley United Methodist
Appleton-Vernon’s
Edgewood
Grand View Cemetery
Alburnett School Keeps Lunch Prices Despite Trend
Alburnett Community School board decided not to raise hot lunch prices, keeping student tickets at 55 cents and adult tickets at 65 cents. The board reappointed Mary Lou Martin and Gene Neighbor as secretary and treasurer, with salaries of 10 091 and 200 dollars respectively. A 500 000 dollar maximum deposit was set with Farmer's State Bank, and insurance and milk bids were approved. Roof replacement at the elementary building was completed for 12 900 dollars.
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Alburnett
Iowa
Alburnett Community School
Bob Rampulla
Mary Lou Martin
Gene Neighbor
Martin
Farmer's State Bank
Rampulla
Hapgood- Knudtson Insurance Agency
Tri-County Dairy
Colonial Bakery
Colonial
Moulders vote to strike at Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Iowa Steel and Iron Works machinists are already on strike while moulders vote by a wide margin to strike when the contract expires Sunday at midnight. Teamsters workers at the plant face the same deadline. no new bargaining session has been scheduled.
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Iowa Steel
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Phil Olivier
Sters
Teamster
Olivier
Swisher Man Killed in Highway 218 Intersection Crash
Michael J. Milke, 22, of Swisher died when his car failed to yield at a stop sign and was struck broadside by a truck driven by Joseph Judge, 51, of Iowa City at Swisher Corners on Highway 218. Judge and two passengers, Wallace Woolley and Jack Clark, sustained minor injuries. Woolley was treated and released at Mercy Hospital. Milke died at Mercy Hospital after the noon collision.
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Michael J. Milke
Swisher
Swisher Corners
Highway 218
Iowa Highway Patrol
Milke
Joseph Judge
Iowa City
Judge
Wallace Woolley
Jack Clark
Woolley
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Marion man charged with first degree theft after bank withdrawal
Donald K. Washburn, 30, of Route 1 Marion, was charged with first degree theft for withdrawing funds from a bank after depositing a $20 000 check he allegedly knew would not clear. Deputies arrested him Friday afternoon and he remained jailed Friday night on a 20 000 bond. ON THIS DATE in 1918 the Allies retook Chateau Thierry in France as the Germans retreated.
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Donald K. Washburn
Route 1
Marion
Washburn
Linn County Sheriff's Deputies
Chateau- Thierry
France
Paccar Won’t Drop Bid For Harnischfeger
Paccar Inc official said the company will not drop its bid to acquire Harnischfeger Corp despite Harnischfeger board approval of Mannesmann AG’s 27.50 per share offer. Paccar waits for antitrust review after a federal court injunction blocks its 20 per share bid.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Paccar Inc
Harnischfeger Corp
Harnischfeger
Mannesmann AG
Paccar
Bellevue
Wash
Robert Dickey
Mannesmann
Brenton Banks Reports Six Month Income Increase
Brenton Banks Inc. says first half 1979 income before securities transactions rose 3.1 percent from the prior year. Net income climbed 1.5 percent to 2,009,428 dollars, or 1.81 dollars a share, from 1,980,486 dollars or 1.79 per share. The Des Moines firm operates banks in Cedar Rapids and other Iowa cities.
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DES Moines
Brenton Banks Inc
J.C. Brenton
Brenton Banks
Brenton
Cedar Rapids
Weather and statistics note for week readings and forecast
Midnight wind SE at 7 mph. Sunrise 5 44 sunset 8 41. Year ago high 81 low 60 with no precipitation. Extended forecast partly cloudy Monday and Wednesday with a chance of showers Tuesday. Highs in the 80s Monday then mid 70s to mid 80s by Wednesday. Lows mostly in the 60s.
Daughters and Sons Reported by Area Homes and Incidents
July births listed for families in Marion Mount Vernon and Clarence included a daughter for Al Battin and others while Pittsburgh and Omaha announce newborns. Ambulance, stand by, and gas related incidents logged from Friday morning through evening at 10:39 to 5:56 p.m. with locations on Ninth Street NW Third Avenue SW and 33rd Avenue I-380 SW.
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al Battin
24Th St
Marion
Donald Doser
Stanwood
Larry Graf
Loren Edwards
Clarence
William Mansfield
Hiawatha
Wendell Johnson
North Point Drive
Gary Kupfer
Mount Vernon
Ninth St
Third Avenue
16Th Ave
16Th St
33Rd Avenue
I- 380
Schlesinger outlines oil import freeze and energy relief plan
Schlesinger pledged a freeze on U S oil imports at 8.5 million barrels a day for years and voiced cautious optimism on gasoline and home heating oil supplies. He aims for a 240 million barrel home heating oil stockpile by October and expects revised gasoline rules to aid small independents. Canada raised natural gas prices a half dollar per thousand cubic feet to 2.80, affecting mainly northern states, while lawmakers pressed for federal rate standards and audits of oil pipelines as a national concern.
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U.S
Tokyo
Schlesinger
Canada
United States
Washington
Oregon
Edward Markey
D-Mass
New England
House
Thomas O'Neill
Dmass
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Carter Holds Offroad Retreat Briefing Signals Shift
President Carter met with a group of journalists at Camp David for an off the record briefing as he contemplates a leadership pivot. He summoned Vice President Mondale and aide Eizenstat and concluded a long retreat from public life with secret visits to key figures on the energy crisis and economic malaise.
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United States
Rowan
Wdvm-Tv
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Stuart Eizenstat
Carter Secret Late-Week Drops Surprise Car Tours
President Carter made unannounced visits to Carnegie, Pennsylvania and Martinsburg, West Virginia, meeting private citizens including Bill Fisher and Porterfield families. The trips drew Secret Service attention as Gramm defended the secrecy to gain direct views ahead of a national energy and economy speech.
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Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Bill Fisher
Bette
Fisher
White House
Carter
Pat Caddell
Carnegie and
Martinsburg
No Tornado Touchdowns Despite Friday Iowa Storms
Across Tama Buchanan and Delaware counties strong winds hail and heavy rain were reported with funnel clouds sighted near Keystone and between Solon and West Branch. Tornadoes did not touch down though watches lingered into the night.
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Tama
Buchanan
Delaware
Keystone
Toledo
Solon
West Branch
Iowa
The Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Pricing Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company is a daily paper with Sunday edition. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail and notes limited distribution areas and AP exclusive rights for local news.
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Cedar Rapids
Goazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
Associated Press
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Colin Fernie
Parkland Drive
Omaha
Neb
Dale Schroth
Schroth
E.J. Klein
Zelda Drive
Abby
Marion SA
U.S. A
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Iran
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Porterfield
Gramm
America
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Manchester
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Hills
Mount Mercy
Dubuque
National Weather Service
Turkey
Garber
Weather Services
Black Hawk
Grundy
Isaac Stern
Jonathan (Wolfe) Miller
John E. Lapes
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Florist
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Flo
Cedar Park
Pierson
Flowershop & Greenhouses. Inc
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