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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1983

Page

10

Obituaries for Estelle Peschau and James Beagle in Cedar Rapids

Estelle C. Peschau 90 of Hallmar and formerly of 3101 Parkview Court SE died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by two nieces and a nephew. services Saturday at Turner Chapel East with inurnment Cedar Memorial Mausoleum. Memorials to First Presbyterian Church or Hallmar. Florence Littleton 79 of 1341 Burch Ave NW also died. services pending. James W. Beagle 75 of 316 19th St NE died Wednesday at St. Luke's Hospital after a long illness. survived by wife Elaine and sister Ruth Blanchard. Services Saturday at Turner Chapel East. burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. memorial fund established.

Estelle C. Peschau Hallmar Parkview Court SE Mercy Hospital Knoxville Iowa Waldo E. Peschau Cedar Rapids First Presbyterian Church PEO Grace Walpole Kings Daughters Mayflower Dar Public Health YWCA Coe College Northwestern University Kappa Delta Sorority Kappa Delta Alumni Association Turner Chapel Theodore G. Lilley Marvin Cleair Quimby Cedar Memorial Mausoleum Fifth St 10Th St Florence Littleton Burch Ave Cedar Memorial Funeral Home James W. Beagle 19Th St St. Luke’s Hospital Elaine Geneva Grethen Iowa Manufacturing Crescent Lodge 25 AF & AM el Kahir Temple Aaonms Iamaw Lodge Old Washington High School Beagle Ruth Blanchard Lloyd Brockmeyer St. Paul’s United Methodist Church Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Kathleen A. Helms Rockwell-Collins Monticello Hospital Robert Dale Sauerbry Hopkinton Donna Thompson Pauline Carlson Debbie Sauerbry James Brown Sioux City Beaner Brown Durham S.C Reta Frockle Alberta Smith Waukon Gladys Brown Colesburg Harold Angell Delhi St. Luke's Catholic Church Hopkinton Cemetery Goettsch's

Memorial Services for Fred T Jones and Gertrude A Lentz

Fred T Jones funeral service held at 11 a m at Cedar Memorial Chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Donations to American Cancer Society requested. Gertrude A Lentz service at 1 30 p m at Calvary Baptist Church with burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorial funds established. Arrangements by Cedar Memorial and Beatty Beurle Murdock's.

Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Beatty-Beurle-Murdoch’s

Laura P. Glen 87 of Tipton dies at Iron River Wisconsin

Laura P. Glen 87 formerly of Tipton died Monday at her home in Iron River Wisconsin. Survived by husband Horace a Boca Raton stepdaughter Kathryn Keller and five step-grandchildren. Graveside services set for 11 a.m. Monday at Tipton Masonic Cemetery. Sheets and Son handling local arrangements.

Laura P. Glen Tipton Iron River Wis Horace Kathryn Keller Boca Raton Fla Tipton Masonic Cemetery Sheets and Son

West Liberty woman Mable Pigsley dies at 65

Mable M. Pigsley 65 of West Liberty died Wednesday at University Hospitals Iowa City. Survived by husband Benjamin Sr. and children Prince of West Liberty Benjamin Jr. Seffner Fla Harry Oconomowoc Wis Tereesa Atkins Muscatine Francis Henderson Lyla Halstead West Liberty 23 grandchildren one great grandchild three brothers and five sisters. Services Saturday 10 a.m. at Snider's with calling this afternoon and evening Burial at Oakridge Cemetery Memorial fund established.

Mable M. Pigsley University Hospitals Iowa City Benjamin Sr Prince West Liberty Benjamin Jr Seffner, Fla Harry Oconomowoc Wis Tereesa Atkins Muscatine Francis Henderson Lyla Halstead Snider's Oakridge Cemetery

Wadena Woman Lissettia Wilson 100 Dies in Waterloo

Lissettia Wilson 100 formerly of Wadena died Wednesday at a Waterloo nursing home. Survived by daughter Ella Ruth Wilson of Waterloo and two sisters Ella Humphrey West Union and Sophia Wenger Postville. Services Saturday 10:30 a.m. at Wadena Presbyterian Church. Burial Illyria Cemetery south of Elgin. Friends may call after noon today at Bernham-Woods West Union.

Ann M. Atwood Anamosa Community Hospital Merle Dale Anamosa Margaret Sterling Ranton Wash Edna Plueger Celena Siebels Wayne Zion Lutheran Church Monticello Goettsch’s Riverside Cemetery Edward E. Jirak Helen James Edward Fort Atkinson Verneal Dostal Ryan Frank Decorah Alvis Spillville Adella Koshatka Protovia St. John's Catholic Church E. Pearl Dumermuth Maple Crest Manor Derry Tulare Calif Eva Moschel Iola Jensen West Union Opal Fay Fayette Kay Andreae Shell Rock Iowa Blanche Dummermuth Elgin United Methodist Church Grandview Cemetery Becker-Milnes Oelwein Oelwein Hospital Mike Bill Dominic Ricka H. Wendt Elmer Peace Lutheran Church John H. Langreck Leo Victor Raymond Cresco Roger Lena Pitzenberger New Hampton Teresa Zipse Austin Minn Lucy McNamara Delores Buchheit Colette Ameling Jo Heying Joyce Zoulek Lissettia Wilson Waterloo Wadena Ella Ruth Wilson Ella Humphrey Sophia Wenger Postville Wadena Presbyterian Church Illyria Highway 56 Bernham-Wood’s

Gunmen kill at least 16 in Tripoli and Beirut blasts

Masked gunmen in Tripoli fired on a crowd from a speeding car killing 16 and wounding seven, with conflicting tallies. In Beirut five people were injured in two car bombs and two shop blasts as Syria urged guerrilla actions. Local and international observers noted rising sectarian tensions and regional military interest.

Tripoli Beirut Lebanon Syria Hafez Assad Amin Gemayel Israel

Great Salt Lake Buoyancy Falls With Dilution At Shore

Water levels rise as brine concentration drops from 28 percent in the 1960s to just under 10 percent today. Geologist Paul Sturm notes buoyancy about 40 percent of early levels while swimmers at South Shore Beach report fewer crowds, reflecting a lake whose north end remains saltier than the south across the causeway.

Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake Paul Sturm Utah Geological and Mineral Survey Scott Hanes Hanes South Shore Nevada Idaho Sturm Saltair Southern Pacific

Nominations open for sixth Iowa Court of Appeals judge

The Iowa State Judicial Nominating Commission will select five nominees for the new sixth seat on the Court of Appeals at its July 14 meeting. The post pays 54200 annually, with travel and lodging expenses for out-of-des Moines judges starting July 1.

Gazette Des Moines Bureau DES Moines Iowa Court of Appeals Iowa State Judicial Nominating Commission

Navy P3 Orion crashes on Kauai 14 dead

A Navy four engine P3 Orion crashed on a remote Kauai site early Thursday killing all 14 aboard. Rescue crews reached the area to recover bodies as ground teams prepared to enter the rugged terrain. The plane disappeared shortly after 9 a.m. CDT and wreckage was sighted on a ridge about 3,000 feet above the ocean.

Honolulu Kauai Island Navy Cmdr Roger Copeland Copeland Kauai

Wilson Foods union talks continue amid bankruptcy filing

Negotiations between United Food and Commercial Workers and Wilson Foods management stretched into Thursday with a second round in Chicago. The union began strike action on June 4 after the company rejected reinstating the contract earlier that year and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Workers saw wages drop from 10.69 to 6.50 per hour with reduced fringe benefits. The company cited contract terms as noncompetitive in pork processing while the union linked losses to commodity futures trading. The first talks occurred last week in Chicago.

United Food and Commercial Workers Wilson Foods Management Chicago Wilson Foods

Vital Statistics and Emergency Calls Report

June births list multiple families with new daughters and sons across addresses in Cedar Rapids and nearby areas. The log also notes medical emergencies, nuisance calls, and a series of interwoven names tied to Cedar Rapids residents and incidents.

Break-in at Watergate Spurs Nixon Administration Downfall

On this date in 1972 the discovery of a break‑in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington's Watergate building marked the start of the Nixon administration's downfall.

Democratic National Party Washington Watergate Building

Insect repellent style tips from the Red Cross

The Red Cross public relations committee offers advice to avoid attracting insects. Wear off white or khaki clothing, skip strong perfumes, hair spray, and suntan lotion, and wear shoes. Do not make sudden motions if bitten to prevent provoking the insect.

American Red Cross Public Relations Committee

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