Multiple Cedar Rapids area deaths reported in June
Obituaries list Elizabeth Bliss Kucera 71 of Homewood Illinois and several others including Anna Mitralsky 88 and Wallace Noble 53 with details of birth places, spouses, survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial sites in Iowa Illinois and Indiana. Additional notices cover Fern Thomas Melva Mantor and Doris Connelly along with service times and memorial fund mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bliss Kucera
Cedar Rapids
Homewood
Ill
Royal Centre
Ind
Leo Kucera
Sioux City
Cindi Andersen
Oak Park
Howard
Cline’s Cemetery
Anna C. Mitralsky
Meth- Wick Manor
Chicago
Frank S. Mitvalsky
F.S. Mitvalsky Farriers
Hus Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Tabitha Society
Praha Rebekah No. 5
Jednota Cesky Dam
Sokolky
Damska Matice
Richard J
Milo
Melbourne
Fla
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
George B. McDill
Mitralsky Mausoleum
Czech National Cemetery
Fern Harriett Waffle Thomas
Corvallis
Ore
Marion
W. Gerald Thomas
Mechanicsville
William
Charleston
S.C
Don
Dale
Mary Lou Craft
Pacific Grove
Calif
Norman J. Waffle
O.S.A. Beaver Club
McHenry Funeral Home
N.W. Fifth St
Melva Marie Mantor
Springville
San Diego
Melva Brenneman
Iowa City
Warren
Jack” Mantor
Mantor
Rockwell-Collins
Nick
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
Kenny
David
Robin
Emil Brenneman
Lester Brenneman
Pittsburgh
Bill Brenneman
Los Angeles
Paul Brenneman
San Ramon
Don Brenneman
League City
Texas
Ralph Weaver
Doris Kent Connelly
Solon
Charles Connelly
Nashua
Solon Public Library
Solon Methodist Church
Phyllis Marshall
Charlene Anderson
Rock Island, Ill
Sandra Mooney
Apple Valley
Minn
Kent
County will lease school space in Iowa City
Johnson County Board of Supervisors will move into 3000 square feet on the first floor of Sabin Elementary School at Harrison and Dubuque streets. The county will pay 15000 dollars annually and the school district will maintain the building and supply utilities except air conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Johnson County
Iowa City Community School
Sabin
Harrison and Dubuque
Iowa City School Board
Record High and Low Temperatures Noted Across Regions
Unseasonably cool overnight temperatures were reported in the southern Plains and lower Mississippi Valley. New record lows were set at Dallas Fort Worth 58 Fayetteville 47 Wichita Falls 55. Showers and thundershowers affected the southeast Texas Dakotas eastern Washington central Appalachians and New England with light morning rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Plains
Mississippi Valley
Dallas/Fort Worth
Texas
Fayetteville
Ark
Wichita Falls
Dakotas
Washington
Central
Appalachians
New England
Vital Statistics Showcases June Births and Local Incidents
The notice lists numerous June births with Mancs families across Cedar Rapids and nearby areas, naming parents and newborns. It also records several near daily emergency and incident entries including a broken auto fuel line, a medical emergency, a gas flush, a wrong alarm, and a light bulb near a bird's nest in NE and SE locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Drive
10Th St
Sixth Ave
David Court
Northwood Drive
Carver's gifts reshape University of Iowa programs
Carver Tropical Products founder expanded philanthropy with 85,000 Bandag shares valued at 3.5 million to the U of I in 1971 for artificial turf and medical research. A 1974 gift of 3.7 million funded hospital improvements and a trauma pavilion bears his name, while he supported wrestling and community health initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver Tropical Products
Carver
Bandag
U of I
Kinnick Stadium
Boyd
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Iowa
Iowa City
Music Tonight Cedar Rapids Free Band at Mount Mercy
Cedar Rapids Municipal Band performs outdoors at Mount Mercy College at 8 p.m. with free admission. An moonlit nature walk follows at 8 30 p.m. at Indian Creek Nature Center, fees 50 cents for members and 1 dollar for non members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mount Mercy College
Indian Creek Nature Center
Roy Carver remembered for philanthropy and wealth
Iowa Governor Robert D. Ray lauded Roy Carver as a unique genius of philanthropy whose gifts to the University of Iowa and University Hospitals fostered educational excellence and improved healthcare. Carver also funded Augustana College and UNI-Dome construction, amid a lavish lifestyle and a high‑profile lawsuit with Sedco Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Hawkeye
University of Iowa
Carver
Augustana College
Rock Island
Ill
University of Northern Iowa
Sedco Inc
Texas
Persian Gulf
Breakins Reported at Hiawatha Residences on Carroll Lane
The Linn County sheriff reports two break ins in Hiawatha. At the Bali Hai mobile home court Audrey Huber’s home was entered between Monday night and Tuesday morning, valuables including stereo gear a 40 channel CB radio a clock radio a digital watch two rings and change were taken. A separate entry on Route 1 Ely occurred between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesday with thefts of stereo equipment musical instruments guns and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Huber
Carroll Lane
Bali Hai
Hiawatha
Linn Sheriff's Department
Joe Joyal
Route 1
Ely
Sheriff's Deputies
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Wallace W. Noble
Rockford, Ill
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Mardell
Rockford
Court Street United Methodist Church
Gregory
Wallace Jr
Minnesota
Billy
Jerome
South Carolina
Catherine Sargent
Lois Novak
Patty Mae Armitage
Long Klontz Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Juanita M. Stone White
Park Towne Place
Delaware County
Donald White
Joe Cleveland
Topeka Kan
Hildred Meyer
Lee’s Summit
Zelda Brown
Charles Stone
Edgewood
Appleton- Vernon
Mark Heath
Trinity United Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Appleton- Vernon Funeral
Jefferey L. VeDepp
18Th St. SE
Linn County
Metro High School
Donna VeDepo
Alvin
Steve
Dean
Mike
Walker Bible Church
Merle Pederson
Walker Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Walker
Henrietta Arther Wilson
Tipton
Psychopathic Hospital
Joseph J. Wilson
Fresno
Lavern Kawack
Lansing
Mich
Paul Moore
Sidney
Ohio
Virginia Wilson
Phoenix
Ariz
J.C. Milner
Des Moines
Louise Safley
Dennis Tevis
John White
Red Oak Cemetery
Brosh Funeral Home
Stangs
Joseph C
Kuba Funeral Home
Gary Hess
Cedar Memorial Park
Weiland
John P
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John Gallagher
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Hospice of Mercy Hospital
Watson
Harry Blair
Stewart Funeral Home
Arnold Kluge
Bethany Lutheran Church
Shiloh
Hanford Post No. 5
The
American Legion
Dyersville
Clem A. Krapfl
St. Francis Xavier
Kramer's
St. Boniface Cemetery
New Vienna
Montour
Frank J. Hughes
Henderson's
Toledo
Oelwein
Glen Kaufmann
Hintz
Mt. Carroll
John Gray
Cecil C. Ramsdell
Victor
Henry
Adella) von Aswege
McAninch-Fremming’s
Strawberry Point United Methodist Church
Roberson’s
County
Gazette
Third Ave
Second Coss
U.S
Uo Notouter E Rication
Anna C. Mitualsky
F.S. Mit Isky Centralsky Company
Weather Report
C.R
Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Nashville
W.orleans
Denver
New Yuluth
Honolulu
Houston Weshern
Yuma
Gunnison
Colo
Coralville Lake
Travelers
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St.Paul
St. Louis
Sunny
Sioux Falls
Fall
Dam
Eee
Steady McGregor
Steady
Guttenberg
Rise
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Keithsburg
Serene
Clinton
Cedar
Patricia
Leslie Warner
Oakland Road
Linda
Robert Durach
Vine Ave
St. Luke’s
Debra
Thomas Siver
Martelle
LaDonna
Bob Thorsen
35Th St. NE
Gary Hamilton
Upland Drive
Barbara
Steven Darling
15Th Ave
Sue
Stephen Power
Coggan
Sherrel
Donald McKee
Gerald Eckrich
Swisher
Dawn
Larre Carter
Toddville
Richard Black
Fairfax
Randy D. Noecker
Catherine R. Martins
Clement S. Wisely
Stacey A. McKee
Mark C. Novak
Kevin J. McLaughlin
Richard D. Keel Jr
Brenda L. Berry
Karey H. Rieniers
Joy J. Johnson
Roger D. Blake
Deborah A. Dortch
Gary A. Weber
Sheryl S. Hilsenbeck
Raymond L., Lett
Kathleen R. DeSousa
Dallas
Dale M. Lueck
Rebecca S. Rudolph
Center Point
Dan E. Dye
Diana L. Padgett
Central City
Miriam J
Paul J. Ryan
Shirley A
John D. Waldrep
Rhia
Wayne A. Kloos
Susann
29Th Ave
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
Iowa Foundation
University
Roy Carver
Robert D. Ray
Ray
Roy
Lowan
Museum of Art
House of Representatives
Old Capitol
Hancher
Chalmers
Bump” Elliott
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