Multiple Deaths and Obituaries From Cedar Rapids Area
A Cedar Rapids area notice lists Ronald Bennett and numerous others with funeral plans, memorial funds, and service details. It covers births, marriages, affiliations, and survivors, with scheduling at St. Pius X Church, Mount Calvary Cemetery, and several funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald M. Bennett Sr
Cavalier St. NE
Linn County
Dubuque
Ruth McClure
Cedar Rapids
Franklin High School
Collins Radio
Bennett
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Ibew 1362
American Electroplaters Society
William E
Edna A. Bennett
Ronald M. Jr
Mark R
Dale P
Jeffrey E
Shawn West
Kelley R. Bennett
William C
Richard C
James E
Audrey McGuire
St. Pius X Church
Ardel Barta
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Roger Marks
Barbara A. Vowell
Garland
Texas
Tamara A. Dawkins
Carroll
Iowa
Kimberly I. Marks
Jeffrey B
Hiawatha
Thomas A
Timothy N
Duane C. Wolcott
Turner Chapel West
Neville G. Clayton
Cedar Christian Church
Linwood Cemetery
Mercy Hospital
10Th St
United Cerebral Palsy Center
Eighth St. NW
Albert E. Seney
20Th St. NW
Hallmar
Montreal
Canada
Alice Mikota
Seney
Penick and Ford Co
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Robert M. Hirsch
Teahen Funeral Home
American Heart Association
Seventh Ave
Marion
East Iowa Deaths Highlight Local Obituaries
Obituaries from East Iowa report deaths of Fred Cords 73 owner of Cords Pump & Supply Myrtie Shannon 77 pending at Mason's Amy Beecher 96 of Iowa City long illness funeral services set Marilyn Satterlee 57 with service and burial details Helen Owens 81 survivors listed Matthew Frederick 13 months services planned Gertrude Behrens 91 pending Robersons LaVerne Funke 64 pending at Harrison's in Tama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Gossman
Northbrook Manor Care Center
Stewart Funeral Home
August Subik
Hallmark Nursing Home
Mount Vernon
Kuba Funeral Home
Mary Sykora
Fourth Ave
Nove Mesto
Czechoslovakia
Frank Sykora
Iowa City
Frank R
Cedar Rapids
John H
Santa Rosa
Calif
Turner Chapel East
Fred Cords
Cords Pump & Supply
Goettsch’s
Hopkinton
Amy Beecher
Beverly Manor
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Catholic Foresters of America
St. Theresa’s Circle No
Oxford
Donohue-Leasing Mortuary
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Joey
Mary Frederick
Strawberry Point
Jason
Justin
Amy
Ervin Tucker
Arlington
Wayland Frederick
Mary Tucker
Carl Opperman
St. Paul, Minn
Strawberry Point Cemetery
Robersons
LaVerne R. Funke
Harrison’s
Tama
Second death after I 29 crash near Little Sioux Iowa
Law enforcement reports a second fatality from a Friday night crash on Interstate 29 near Little Sioux Iowa. Donald Shinkle 51 of Golden Cole died soon after the collision with a semitrailer. His daughter Nichole 9 died later at a Sioux City hospital. Sharon Shinkle wife sustained injuries and was treated and released. Little Sioux lies in Harrison County between Sioux City and Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Jean Marks Plummer
Johnson Ave
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Michael Plummer
Plummer
Cedar Christian Church
United Cerebral Palsy Bowling League
Challenges Unlimited
PFI
Iowa City High School
United Press International
Interstate
Little Sioux Iowa
Donald Shinkle
Golden Cole
Nichole
Sioux City
Acci
Sharon Shinkle
Little Sioux
Harrison County
Council Bluffs
Tip of Day: Remove Studded Snow Ties by March 31
Motorists must remove studded snow ties from vehicles by midnight this Thursday March 31 or face up to 30 days in jail or a $100 fine. Studded snow tires are legal in Iowa from November 1 to April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Extradition Policy Shift Stemming from Cold War Era
Declassified State Department cables show U S policy toward Nazi extraditions shifted with the start of the Cold War. Barack Barbie, the Lyons butcher, fled to South America under Safehaven while U S agents recruited former Nazis for anti Soviet work. High level officials debated coercive extradition limits and protection of agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
National Archives
Barbie
U.S. Army
West Germany
Lyons
Army
Germany
South America
Office of Policy Coordination
United States
Peter Solly-Flood
Poland
Bulgaria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Leghorn
Italy
John Moors Cabot
Belgrade
Washington
Space telescope delays push cost to 1 billion by launch
A House staff report says the space telescope will cost NASA about 1 billion dollars by launch and reach earth orbit no earlier than April 1986, nearly a year late, risking missing Halley’s Comet. The project, led by Perkin Elmer and Lockheed, faces staffing shortfalls and design issues with fine guidance sensors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Service
Washington
Space Agency
James Beggs
House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Halley
House Appropriations Committee
Perkin-Elmer Corp
Danbury, Conn
Perkin-Elmer
California
Lockheed Corp
NASA
Perkin- Elmer Corp
Limited goals hamper lawmakers efforts to put Iowa back to work
In Des Moines Senate leaders say recession limits Iowa action and inflated goals hinder job recovery. They criticize Gov Branstad for pledging 185 000 new jobs and argue practical steps are needed. Bipartisan talks focus on short term employment measures like hospital and university bonding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Public Television
Senate
Cal Hultman
Red Oak
Junkins
Terry Branstad
Hultman
Indian civil servants plan underwear march for new uniforms
In New Delhi thousands of male government employees will parade in minimum underwear on April 5 to press for polyester uniforms and polished cotton outfits plus better shoes. The spokesman said about 250 000 central staff are eligible for new clothing. women are exempted from the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
UPI
P.C. Sethis
Daughters Born to Several Local Couples
Vital statistics record multiple births with names and addresses of parents, noting several couples welcomed daughters on March 26 and 27 including Shelley and Douglas Detert, Carol and Steve Ferguson, Kimberly and Phil lip Shanahan, Debra and Peter Teahen, Catherine and Monty Hintz, Catherine and Walter Birdsell, and Kathryn and Richard Cleasby. Also lists emergency calls and incidents in the area from Saturday evening to Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Douglas Detert
K Ave
Carol
Steve Ferguson
Robins Road
Hiawatha
Kimberly
Phillip Shanahan
Center Point Road
Debra
Peter Teahen
Roxbury Drive
Catherine
Monty Hintz
Jacelyn Drive
Walter Birdsell
Shellsburg
Kathryn
Richard Cleasby
Day St
Also Mentioned on This Page
METRO
Culver
Etheland
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch
Dick Watkins
Cedar Memorial Park
Krause
Harold M
Murdoch Chapel
Steve Parker
Springville Lodge No
A.F
Oliphant
Clair
Skeeter
Murdoch
Walker
R.J. Axen
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Walker Cemetery
Parks
Oran E
Smith Funeral Home
Grinnell
Ewart Cemetery
Pope
Milo V
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Elmer Linkenback
Calvary Baptist Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Raymond
Electa
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Louis J. Trzil
St. John’s Cemetery
Julia N. Stabenfeldt
First Ave
Heritage Acres
Menominee
Wis
Oscar F. Stabenfeldt
Wisconsin
Stabenfeldt
Collins Radio Cafeteria
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Robert
Charleston
S.C
David Nelson Roth
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Mamne Cemetery
Myrtie Shannon
Mason’s
Manchester
Marilyn Mildred Satterlee
Sater
Mildred Satterlee
James M. Satterlee
Maple Valley
Wash
Bohnenkamp- Vernon’s
Oakland Cemetery
Monticello
Helen Gassman Owens
James
Paul
Harold Owens
Lexington
Neb
Lloyd Owens
San Luis Obispo
Alma Empfield
Olive Franks
Mary Studier
Alice Ruff
Los Osos
Goettsch
Berry Point
Matthew Frederick
Gertrude Behrens
Toledo
Dent
Shinkle
U.S
Washington Post
Gestapo
Klaus Barbie
Bolivia
Klaus Altmann
Safehaven
Justice Department
Yugoslavia
Soviet Bloc
Lowell Junkins
Montrose
Edgewood Road
Ellis Blvd
Collins Road
10Th Avenue
10Th Street
15Th Avenue
Mount Vernon Road
Bealer Court
Glass Road
33Rd St
33Rd Avenue
Bowling Street
10Th St. NW
John E. Lapes
3Rd Avenue S.E
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