Obituaries Record Five Local Residents
The notice lists deaths of Agnes Maresh Hoblitzell and Frank Record in Cedar Rapids and related obituaries across nearby towns. It details survivors, service plans, and burial arrangements, with references to charities and memorials. Additional deaths include infant Clifford LaGrange and Eleanor Boyer with church services and burial details.
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Frank Record
B Ave. NW
Cedar Rapids
Custer County
Neb
North Western Railroad
The
Eagles
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Floretta Stillwold
Elm Creek
Richard
Seattle
Wash
Frank
Kissamee
Fla
Tom
McCook
Jack
Moore
Okla
Jerry
Omaha
Dossie Sedman
Julian
Calif
Margaret Larson
Burbank
Ruby Swanson
San Diego
Turner Chapel West
Gordon Freeburg
Shueyville United
Clifford Allen LaGrange
Alvin C. LaGrange
Third Ave
Marion
Sarah M
Delbert
Linda Carnicle
Glen Gibbs
Edgewood
Cedar Memorial Chapel
David Smith
Good News Baptist Church of
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Good News Baptist Church
Governor Seeks Input in Adjutant General Appointments
The governor explains a new state law lets him appoint the adjutant general with prior consultation. Ray notes he would not appoint a deputy without talking to the person chosen. The governor says he wants input on the top two appointments, believing they will perform well together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Gilbert picks Burkhead era deputy as Iowa Guard leader
Governor Ray announces Brigadier General Gilbert appoints Lawson as deputy adjutant general while promoting Burkhead to potential major general. Iowa National Guard remains at 59 percent strength, with buddy system recruitment favored over large education incentives, Lawson to retire June 30.
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Iowa
Gilbert
Ray
Lawson
Fort Eustis
Ray questions McCausland over $850,000 overrun
Iowa Gov. Robert Ray criticized Stanley McCausland for signing contracts to add to the Capitol complex project knowing federal funds would fall short by 850000 dollars. Ray called the action concerning and said safeguards are needed, while McCausland defended his good faith. A subcommittee trimmed funding and urged finding the deficit elsewhere. A Taxpayers Association spokesman plans a critical letter to Ray.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
General Services
Ray
McCausland
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Lawmakers Weigh Abolishing Retirement Age in Iowa
Iowa legislators debate proposals to end mandatory retirement ages and align state civil rights rules with federal law. Supporters argue as long as a person can do the job they should stay employed, while opponents see benefits in younger workers and job rotation. An abortion coverage amendment was also approved to give employers moral or religious objections an option.
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Cusack
Civil Rights Commission
Tyrrell
Johnson
Iowa Manufacturers Association
Iowa Life Insurance Association
Iowa
Saint Patrick's Day Parade draws large crowds in Sapadapaso
City briefs praise citizen participation and spectators for the Saint Patrick's Day Parade turnout. Parade entry winners will be announced after the Sapadapaso meeting on April 17. Also listed are local ads for flowers, limo service, tours, cemetery cleanups, and a special school board meeting to interview superintendent candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapadapaso
Adv
Springville Community School Board of Directors
Cedar Rapids judge sentences teen for purse snatching and death
Judge William Eads rejected a plea to send Isaac Pledge Jr. to Eldora and sentenced the 17-year-old to concurrent terms up to 10 years for first degree theft and up to five years for involuntary manslaughter in the Jessie De La Mater case. The ruling notes deterrence and possible parole during teen years.
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Cedar Rapids
William Eads
Isaac Pledge Jr
Eldora
Pledge
Jessie de la Mater
Lowell Forte
Anamosa
Linn
Juvenile Admits Assault and Lascivious Acts Charges
A 14 year old southeast Cedar Rapids boy admitted in Linn Juvenile Court to assaulting and lascivious acts with three girls near Johnson Elementary School. The charges were amended from two counts of assault with intent to inflict serious injury and sexual abuse to two counts of simple assault and lascivious acts. The youth was declared a juvenile delinquent after a 45 minute hearing and will undergo psychiatric evaluation and treatment with disposition set for April 26. He remains in Linn Juvenile Detention Center.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn
Johnson Elementary School
Robert Kimm
Paul Kilburg
Kathleen Chapman
Kilburg
Kimm
Washington Avenue
18Th Street SE
February price report signals broad rise in costs
The Labor Department reported a 3.1 percent jump in mortgage costs and a 1.3 percent rise in housing prices in February with housing costs driven by removal of interest-rate ceilings in California and New York. Food and fuel prices also climbed with gasoline up 2 percent and fuel oil up 3.1 percent while new and used car prices rose. Medical costs slowed its pace but remained 9 percent higher than a year earlier.
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Labor Department
California
New York
Iran
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agnes Maresh Hoblitzell
Adrian C. Hoblitzell
Eisenhower Hospital
Palm Desert
Iowa City
Old Washington High School
Hoblitzell
Eisenhower Memorial Hospital
Thunder Bird Country Club
Palm Springs
Martha Maresh
Donald
Robert Maresh
Theodore Maresh
Blythe
American Cancer Society
Eleanor C. Boyer
Central City
Center Point
Colorado
Edgewood Manor
Eleanor Wahl
Phoenixville
Lynn L. Boyer
Philadelphia
Boyer
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Alert Homemakers Club
Robert Benesch
Robert Lala
Lynn Boyer Jr
Sacramento
Donald E. Boyer
Marie McOwen
Huntingdon Valley
Walker
R.J. Axen
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Elgin
Michel Blockhus
East Clermont Lutheran Church
Clermont
Visitation
Muehlethaler- Wright’s. Greeley
Lulu Lillibridge
United Methodist Church
Clifton’s
Grantview Cemetery
Independence
Clara McDonald
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mason-Howe’s. Keota
L.B
Bud” Dempsey
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Powell's. Oelwein
Elizabeth Carey
Hintz’s. Tama
Edith Morgan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Harrison's
Hasley
Rosetta K
Holy Trinity Church
Walford
Ardell Barta
Donald Schmitt
Czech National Cemetery
Brush Chapel
Sturm
Iva
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Robert Cizek
Linwood Cemetery
McMillan
Nellie
Turner Chapel East
David Polk
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Shrine Burn Foundation
First Christian Church
Iowa National Guard
Burkhead
Guard
Stanley McCausland
Capitol Complex
Richard Welden
Alowa Falls
Frank Crabb
Welden
Denison Republican
Lester Menke
Rcalumet
Kenneth Miller
D-Independence
Miller
James Johnson
R-Elma
Phillip Tyrrell
North English
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Pierson's Florists
V.I.P
Giants
Armstrong’s
Eby’s
Peggy
Pacific Northwest
Charter Coaches, Inc
Montrose
Emerald Knights
Center Point Road
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Rolls-Royce
Liebke
Siegel's
Tibet
Lhasa
Eads
Harold Denton
Denton
Department of Adult Corrections
Forte
Richard Sanborn
Juvenile Detention
Ralph Plagman
Jack Baker
Jude Jacobsen
Jane Boyd
Sanborn
Plagman
Metro High School
Baker
Keith A. Maide
Pakistan
Republic
Patrick Henry
Virginia
Richmond
John B. Turner & Son
Turner
Second Ave
Turner's West
First Ave
John E. Lapes
16Th Avenue
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