Obituaries Roundup: Iowa City to Cedar Rapids Death Notices
Multiple obituaries report deaths in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. Notables include death of 17 year old Mark James Pauly from a car crash, a 55 year old Annabelle Nelson, and 18 year old Mark Evjen, among others. Services are scheduled across Cedar Memorial and several churches with varied burial sites and memorials.
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Mark James Pauly
Sunland Court SE
la Crosse
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Washington High School
Iowa
Thomas J. Pauly
Gregory J
Ardele Gittens
All Saints Catholic Church
Edmond J. Becker
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
George Washington Debate Society
Washington Senior High School
Mark Allen Evjen
34Th St. Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Ole Evjen
George M
Debbie Cummings
Iowa City
Vicky Zach
George Evjen
Byron
Minn
Mervin Larson
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Dean Hoferer
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Forest Drive SE
Herman W. Cather
Storden
Americana
Plessis
Louise I. Halstead
Ainsworth
Neb
Dather
Farmers Union
The
Baptist Church
Mary Johnson
Alice Weeks
Russell, Minn
Edith Ci
Third arson fire hits vacant apartment in month
Fire crews battled a third arson fire in a vacant apartment at 529 Sixth Ave SE within a month. The earlier two fires occurred Feb. 28 and March 1, with investigators to review Sunday’s blaze and determine arson details.
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Sixth Ave
Lawrence Spielbauer
Milo Kennedy
Solon
Kennedy
Local Births and Notable Fires Reported
Vital statistics list births for March 13 and 14 including a son for Michelle Pickup and a daughter for Teresa Wiggins among others at various addresses in Marion Peoria and Fairfax. Fire incidents include a chimney fire at 3944 Nancy Jane Lane NE and a rekindled blaze at 529 Sixth Ave SE under investigation.
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Michelle
John Pickup
Wilson Ave
Marilyn
Richard Rasmussen
Lantern Court
Marion
Robin
Randall Hayles
Peoria
Ill
Linda
John Dority
Regent St
Kerri
Philip Eganhouse
Greene Ave
Jane
Dean Dunkel
36Th Ave
Kathy
Steven Frost
33Rd St
Teresa
Gary Wiggins
11Th St. Marion
Ursula
Scott Williams
Fairfax
Nancy Jane Lane
Sixth Ave
Wuzzles Returning to The Gazette Soon
A fresh batch of Wuzzles is being rushed into production for readers who enjoyed the field test. The Gazette plans to resume the feature within a few days.
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The
Gazette
River ice on Cedar River breaks up near Edgewood Road
Dozens gathered on the Edgewood Road bridge to watch ice melt and flow downstream on the Cedar River. Linn County Civil Defense Director Bill Bjorenson said dry conditions reduce flood risk and that the ice breakup would likely be delayed about a week, with most ice expected gone by Monday after a weekend melt.
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Edgewood Road
Cedar River
Linn County Civil Defense
Bill Bjorenson
Bjorenson
Preservation Hall Jazz Band electrifies sold out Hancher crowd
Enthusiastic audience packs Hancher Auditorium for a Sunday afternoon show by the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. Willie Humphrey leads a veteran seven piece Creole outfit with youthful energy balancing tradition in a lively New Orleans style program featuring Hindustan, Basin Street Blues, St Louis Blues, and When the Saints Go Marching In.
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New Orleans
Hancher Auditorium
Preservation Hall
Crescent City
Toes
Bill Bailey
Narvin Kimball
Basin Street
Humphrey
Frank Demond
Percy Humphrey
Bing Miller
Kimball
Willie Humphrey
Liza Jane
Frank Parker
Allan Jaffe
Miller
Demond
Van Beek resigns from Iowa Beer and Liquor Council
Iowa attorney general candidate Andrea Van Beek resigned from the Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Council citing a legal question about her council membership. The Orange City lawyer, seeking the Republican nomination, said she wanted to clear the air.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa
Andrea van Beek
Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Council
Ms. van Beek
Orange City
Two charged in Westdale Mall robbery case
A man and woman were arrested Sunday after allegedly stealing sporting goods valued at over 270 dollars from Montgomery Ward at Westdale Mall. Renee Curd and Walter Williams face second degree robbery charges after an altercation with a security guard. They were held in Linn County Jail pending arraignment.
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Westdale Mall
Renee M. Curd
Ninth St. SE
Walter Williams
10Th St. SE
Montgomery Ward
Curd
Linn
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates by carrier and mail are listed with weekly and annual prices. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Burglary Charges Filed In Alleged House Attack
Leroy D. Noggle and a 17 year old male youth were arrested on first degree burglary charges after an unprovoked attack at Danny Wauters home. Four assailants with clubs fled in a car. Wauters and five friends were injured. Police continue the investigation.
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Leroy D. Noggle
38Th St
Danny Wauters
First Ave. NE
Wauters
Walter
Noggle
Linn
Four drivers charged in Linn County drunk driving arrests
Four persons were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County late Saturday and Sunday. Ronald F. Koranda 39 of Marion was arrested at 10 53 p m at 42 Street and Meadow Lane NE and charged with disobeying a traffic signal. John E. Arens 30 of Garnaville was arrested at 1 05 a m Sunday in the 3100 block of 16th Ave SW. Charles D. Miller 21 of Swisher was arrested at 1 55 a m at I 380 and Coldstream Road NE. Ronald W. Ward 20 of Cedar Rapids was arrested at 2 05 a m Sunday in the 200 block of Center Point Road NE.
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Linn County
Ronald F. Koranda
Brockman Ave
Marion
Meadow Lane
John E. Arens
Garnaville
16Th Ave
Charles D. Miller
Iowa Gazette Corrects Explorer 1 Naming Error
The Gazette notes that America's first satellite launched in 1958 was Explorer 1, correcting an incorrect listing in a Sunday story about the University of Iowa's role in the U.S. space effort.
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America
University of Iowa
U.S
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