Deaths Move Through Quad City Area Churches in Spring
Obituary column lists multiple deaths including Rev Louis V McDonough 79 of Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids naval chaplain 1944 46 and pastor at All Saints St Mathews. Other notices include Robert Sojka 41 Simi Valley CA and former Cedar Rapids police chief, Emil Dedic 76 Center Point, Cecil Kuhn 77 Walker jan 1902 births and extended survivors. Funeral times and burial details given for numerous individuals with church locations in Cedar Rapids Vinton Marengo and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis V. McDonough
Mercy Hospital
Sand Springs
Columbia College
Dubuque
St. Paul’s Seminary
James J. Kearne
Rockwell
Preston
Independence
Lamont
State Center
Decorah
Eldora
Castle Grove
Cedar Rapids
All Saints Church
St. Matthew's Church
McDonough
Pacific
Knights of Columbus Council
Minnie Becker
James J. Byrne
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Monticello
Stewart Funeral Home
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Robert John Sojka
Simi Valley
Calif
Kathryn Marie Karns
Wilson High School
Cornell College
California
Leonard
Ann Sojka
Monrovia
Mark
David
Steven
John
Azusa
Ann Knight
Oceanside
Cathy
Antenne
St. Peter’s Clover
Pittman
Cecil A. Kuhn
Walker
Buchanan County
Clara Ann Michael
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
The
Farm Bureau
Walter Cook
Diane M. Kuhn
Louis A
Beaver Dam
Wis
Russell W
Cecil M
Des Moines
Roger J
West Des Moines
Michael D
Quasqueton
Philip C
Hiawatha
Julia Kuhn
Giles
Wheaton
John M
R.J. Axen
William Michael
Murdoch Funeral Home
Laura M. Trimble
Fourth Ave
Marengo
Alva Leroy Trimble
Franklin
Orville
Newhall
Marjorie Melendy
Martha Whitlock
Turner Chapel West
Bob Barnett
Belle Plaine United Methodist Church
Marengo Cemetery
Anna Irwin McGee
Johnson Ave
Wilbur J. Irwin
Hugh J. McGee
Oelwein
Rosary Society
St. Jude's Catholic Church
Democratic Women’s Club
Wilson Company
Richard
Minneapolis
Jack
Martha Irwin
St. Jude’s Catholic Church
Marvin Salz
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Teahen Funeral
Weather Report Fronts Flood Threat Across South and Northeast
Showers and thunderstorms extended from the lower Mississippi Valley into the Central Plains with rain changing to snow in parts of Nebraska and Kansas. Flash flood watches stretched from southeastern Louisiana and Mississippi into Alabama Georgia and South Carolina as a frontal system moved eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee Valley
South Atlantic Coast
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Atlantic Coast
New England
New Jersey
New York State
Central Plains
Nebraska
Kansas
North
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Nationwide anti-nuclear protests sweep several states
Music groups attracted about 600 people at a People’s Power Rally on the Texas State Capitol grounds in Austin. Protests spread to Ohio where 100 demonstrators urged converting the W H Zimmer plant to coal, and to California where about 3,000 marched in San Luis Obispo. Boston saw 1,500 protesters at Boston Common as the year’s largest New England demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Power
State Capitol
Austin
Texas
Glen Rose
Comanche Peak
Ohio
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
W.H. Zimmer
Moscow
Cg&e
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Lake Anna Park
Barberton
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Akron
Babcock & Wilcox
Three Mile Island
Portsmouth
Northeast Ohio
Cleveland Electric Hluminating Co
Davis-Besse
Oak Harbor
North Perry
Cleveland
CEI
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Boston
Boston Common
New England
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Summary
March birth announcements list Cynthia Hynek Swisher and Phil Hynek a boy. Maribeth Larsen and Randall Larsen a daughter. Lois Blanken ship and David Blanken ship a daughter. Margaret Staehler Coralville a daughter. Chrisanne Alber and Steve Alber a son. Sharon Zilka and Edward Zilka a daughter. Jennifer Lambert Monticello a daughter. Jacqueline Heitshusen Marengo a son. Kathleen Conmey Anamosa a son. Lynnice Hadrava a daughter. Mike Krumbholz and Marie Krumbholz Elkhorn Neb a son with grandparents named. police and fire calls include short electric stove fire, a cigarette, medical emergencies at several locations, a transformer issue, a mall medical emergency, children with matches, and a mistaken alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia
Phil Hynek
Swisher
Maribeth
Randall Larsen
Wilton Court
Lois
David Blankenship
Estroy Drive
Margaret
John Staehler
Coralville
Chrisanne
Steve Alber
Sherman St. NE
Sharon
Edward Zilka
34Th St. NE
Jennifer
Patrick Lambert
Monticello
Jacqueline
Thomas Heitshusen
Marengo
Kathleen
Larry Conmey
Anamosa
Lynnice
Larry Hadrava
Seventh Ave
10Th Ave
18Th St
Davenport
34Th St
Council Street
Blairs Ferry Road
Second Ave
Lindale Mall
Third Ave
Mississippi floods prompt evacuation as storms hit state
Mississippi authorities urge about 100 more families in Marion County to evacuate flood prone homes as thunderstorms dump rain into the swollen Pearl River. Tornado warnings and flood alerts blanket the state while Natchez Monticello and McComb report possible twisters. Local civil defense director Jim Thornhill warns streams are overflowing and Pearl River may reach near 27 feet Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Marion County
Pearl River
Natchez
Monticello
McComb
Jim Thornhill
Marion County Civil Defense
Columbia
National Weather Service
Illinois firm to pay top price for Stockport corn
An Illinois grain company agreed to buy 50 000 bushels of Prairie Grain Co. corn at least 50 cents above current prices. Tabor Grain Co. of Decatur would pay $2.75 per bushel, above Stockport area prices of $2.11 to $2.28. Bankruptcy trustee David Erickson said the sale rests on a pre bankruptcy agreement, despite farmer anger over inflation and delayed funds. The Iowa Commerce Commission had given permission March 14, but Erickson delayed court approval until Thursday due to a planned eight month Arizona trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
UPI
Prairie Grain Co
David Erickson
Tabor Grain Co
Decatur
Erickson
Prairie Grain
Arizona
The
Iowa Commerce Commission
Studded Tire Ban Enforced In Iowa Start Tuesday
Cedar Rapids police and Iowa law officers will monitor for studded tire violations starting Tuesday. Studded tires are legal only from November 1 to March 31. drivers who fail to remove them by April 1 face a $10 fine plus $5 court costs under Iowa Code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emil Dedic
Center Point
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Western Fraternal Life Association
Ann Donda
Elaine Zahn
Dean
Brush Chapel
George McDill
Czech National Cemetery
Merc Blair
Route 4
Baxter Funeral Home
Marion
Lambert Yourex
Ridgewood Terrace
Hallmark Care Center
Mount Vernon
Baltimore
Willma Heiden
Iowa City
Baltimore City College
United States
Antioch
Belgium
Great Central Mutual Insurance
L.A. Michael
Vinton
Virginia Gay Hospital
Lois Baker
Deloris Dowd
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Cities Service Oil Company
Michael and Dowd
Amy Boatman
Ridgefield
Wash
Handy Michael
Fruitland
Idaho
Wesley United Methodist Church
R.D. Butler
Evergreen Cemetery
Campbell-Russell Funeral Home
Hopkinton
Matthew W. Melchert
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
St. Peter and Paul
Worthington
Goettsch’s
Lincoln S. Smith
Donahue
Little Port
Hazel M. Zapf
Witt’s
Elkader
Edna Teggatt Millhollin
Long Beach
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
Sessate
Seattle
Miami
St. Luke's
Elkhorn
Neb
Mike
Marie Krumbholz
Kenneth Krumbholz
12Th Ave
Ann Fielder
Wright Drive
Foote St
Nebraska State Patrol
North Platte
Ogallala
Big Springs
Nebraska Patrol
Colorado
Fort Morgan
Colo
Denver
Illinois
Business Stories Daily
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
John B. Turner & Son
James F. Stewart
First Avenue
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