Deaths: Genevieve Hollenbeck and others in Iowa obituary notices
Multiple death notices, including Genevieve Hollenbeck aged 34 of Cedar Rapids with services set at Turner Chapel West, burial Linwood Cemetery, and memorials to Camp Good Health. Also reports Geneva Moore 75 of Marion, Dale Sturtz 26 of Shellsburg, and numerous other local obituaries with service times, locations, and burial plans across Cedar Rapids, Vinton, Fairfax, Solon, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Hollenbeck
Fifth Ave
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Avenue
Center Point
Walter E. Hollenbeck
Iowa City
Malta Chapter
O.E.S
American Legion
Hanford Post
Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club
Clair Benson
Turner Chapel West
Lloyd E. Brockmeyer
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Camp Good Health
the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Turner Chapel East
Geneva K. Moore
Crestview Acres
Marion
Linn County
St. Luke’s Hospital
Tipton
Glen H. Moore
Nashua
Cartwright’s
National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Employees Auxiliary
Rock Island Womens Club
Robert P
Vernal G
Aberdeen
Wash
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Lowell Knauss
Marion Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
American Heart Association
Seventh Ave
Dale David Sturtz
Shellsburg
Vinton
Debra Graham
McDowells Lumber Yard
Amana
First Presbyterian Church
Marin Sturtz
Alma Kaiser
Independence
Alvina Myers
Dennis
Linda
Richfield
Minn
Lori
San Diego
Calif
Robert Wettstone
Evergreen Cemetery
Campbell-Russell Funeral Home
Flint
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Frank T. Willey
St. Luke's Hospital
Cambridge
Eugene J
Brush Funeral Home
Solon
Dennis Tevis
Oakland
Anderson
Roland L
Murdoch Chapel
Jay A. Miller
First United Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Park
Zimpfer
Homer R
Charlotte Mallett
Quasqueton
Walker Bay
Marjorie E
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
A.A. Sodawasser
Knights of Columbus Council
Stewart Funeral Home
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
10Th St
Pompano
Fla
Joseph Kissling
Pilicer
Abraham
Robert E. Durach
Temple Judah
Eben Israel Cemetery
Hanford Post No. 5
American Cancer Society
Temple Judah Endowment Fund
Lindsay Lane
Turner Chapel
Kellogg
John R
Gary Hess
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mizpah Lodge No
Dostal
Genevieve M
Ardel Barta
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Cedar Memorial Mausoleum
Dale Thomas Peck
A Ave
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
N.Y
Edith Whittle
Littleport
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Eagle’s Club
Harnischfeger
Daniel
Frank
Dorothy Peck
Brenda Valenta
Judy Day
Barbara Peck
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
John Dalton
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Manly
Teahen Funeral Home
Lester W. Snell
Fairfax
Veterans Hospital
Walford
Lorraine Schulte
Pekomy Post
Judy Derhammer
David
Cedar Falls
Robert
Denver
Colo
Donald
Blairstown
Florence Seiberling
Mabel Young
Edna Risdale
Norway
Evelyn Brecht
Marengo
Mary Lou Selzer
Charles
Texas
Edward
Elmer
Herbert
Raymond
Truth Or Consequences
N.M
Albert
Jack
Canoga Park
William Arquitt
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Lester D. Holderness
B Ave
Millersburg
Matilda Deerr
Witwer
Iron River
Wis
Debra
Patricia
Jean Holderness
Rick
Michael
Lester D. Jr
Patrick D
Betty Boubin
Louise Lafler
Carol Hawkins
Dale Lewis
Virgil
Margaret van Dee
Oma Walters
Eva Rodgers
Ruth Addison
Zelma Baines
Corsicana
George L. Gay
Charles Moore
Belle Plaine
Gretchen V. Strandberg
Christ United Methodist Church
Hrabak
Larry A. Pont
Urbana
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Hintz’s
Cedar Memorial
Chapel of Memories
Kidney Fund
Traer
Arlin Holst
Overton’s
Births recorded across multiple families in Mercy Iowa City Kirksville
Vital Statistics notice lists several births with parent names and addresses in Mercy March 4 and nearby cities including Fort Worth Texas and Kirksville Missouri. It notes grandparents and locations in Marion Cedar Rapids Muscatine Winthrop Hiawatha and Brentwood areas. It also records two medical emergencies on 19th Street NE and Edgewood Road SW with times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Wheeler
Boyson Road
Marion
Bill Hradek
35Th St
Iowa City
Marie
Gerald Pettit
Muscatine
Jack Sullivan
Winthrop
Gerald D. Pettit
A Ave. NW
Kirksville
Terry
Tom Ekland
Bernard Ekland
31St St
19Th St
Brentwood Place
Brentwood Drive
Edgewood Road
Lawmakers urge Reagan to back Central America peace plan
More than 100 House members from both parties led by Rep. Jim Leach Iowa and Rep. David Benoir Michigan urged President Reagan to join the Central America peace process proposed by Mexican President Lopez Portillo. The letter urged use of Portillo as mediator, cautioned against US military involvement, and called for demilitarization steps in Nicaragua and intensified regional cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Williams
Washington Cortes
Washington
U.S. House of Representatives
Jim Leach
Lowa
David E. Bonoir
D-Mich
Reagan
Lopez Portillo
Berkley Bedell
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Leach
Benoir
Central America
Portillo
Nicaragua
United States
U.S
Honduras
el Salvador
Guatemala
Mexico
Latin America
Caribbean
Iowan
House
Gulf of Tonkin
Attorney asserts continued murders after Williams arrest
In closing, Wayne Williams' lawyer Alvin Binder argued that killings of young black men did not end with Williams arrest. He told jurors that black men ages 27 and 21, Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne, were among those murdered in the community, citing Georgia Crime Information Center data for 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wayne Williams
Nathaniel
Cater
Jimmy Ray
Payne
Alvin Binder
Williams
Binder
Georgia Crime Information Center
Fulton County
Atlanta Public Safety
Lee Brown
Brown
Reagan nominates Vessey to head Joint Chiefs of Staff
President Reagan nominates Army Gen. John Vessey Jr. to become chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, replacing retiring Air Force Gen. David Jones. Vessey, 59, currently Army vice chief of staff, would take over July 1 after Senate confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Vessey
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Los Angeles
UPS
Army
John Vessey Jr
Vietnam
Air Force
David Jones
Anzio
Italy
Jones
Senate
Santa Barbara
Calif
Atlanta
Washington
Defense
Chiefs of Staff
Chief of Naval Operations
Marine Corps
Joint Chiefs
Defense Secretary
Teen birth control rule sparks charges of bias
Dr. George Ryan Jr of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says the administration plan to notify parents within 10 days of underage girls receiving federally funded clinic prescriptions would punish the poor and drive teens from clinics. He warns up to 160,000 more teen pregnancies and more venereal disease if enacted.
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Washington
UPI
George Ryan Jr
American College of Obstetricians
Reagan Administration
Ryan
American Medical Association
California
Department
Tip of Day Drug Storage Practices
To avoid tragedy keep all drugs and chemicals out of children reach. Do not store non edible products with food and never re use chemical containers. Do not discard medicines where kids or pets might access them. Read labels before use and do not medicate in the dark. Keep doctor and poison control numbers handy.
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Mary “Bernice” Myers
Mount Vernon
Morgan Funeral Home
Joan
Ronaldo Lacayo
Rever
St. Luke's
Laura
Craig Lefebre
Stanwood
Mary
Larry Paxton
Jake Blvd
Paula E. Perez
Teri
Randy Cole
16Th Ave
Gala
Wendell Hockens
Falcon Drive
Fort Worth
Cindy
James Hradek
Kathryn A
Winston R. Landers
Larry G
Linda Rae Ruchotzke
Robert Frank
Barbara Jane Burk
Greg
Brenda J Owings
Joseph P
Victoria A. Todd
Linda L
Charles Edward Conrad
Jean Ann
Karam
Nichola Saba
Nancy Joe
James R Carry
Lori Lee
Mohammed Reza Hashemi
David V. Yates
Cindy A. Mann
Donald D. Gephart
Marcia J. Paup
Timus R. Galli
Robin L. Rathjens
Hiawatha
Darren Glass
John Vessey
Mt. Vernon
Floris
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue SE