Deaths of Lucy Frasher and Others in Area Obituaries
Obituary notes Lucy T. Frasher 79 of Cedar Rapids died after a short illness at Mercy Hospital. She formerly lived in Marion, worked as a cook, and leaves six sons, three daughters, 22 grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren. Services at St. Joseph's in Marion with burial in Anamosa. Other notices include Anne Stromer 24 dying from a car crash in Mount Vernon, memorials to Sheltered Workshop, and multiple funeral details for Garnavillo, Guttenberg, Hopkinton, Independence, Manchester, Monona, and Cedar Rapids relatives with service times and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy T. Frasher
Heritage Acres Care Center
Cedar Rapids
12Th St
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Monticello
William Frasher
Prairieburg
William
James
Richard
David
John
Robert
Richard Little
Henry Peterson
Anamosa
Charles Crouse
Reseda
Calif
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Gallagher
Anne Marie Stromer
Mount Vernon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Patras
Greece
Kennedy High School
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Walter
Vivian Stromer
Gary
Hugh Woods
Harvard
Neb
Burton Harger
Morgan
Garnavillo
Arnold
Myrene
M. Larson
Garnavillo City
Tuecke-Allyn’s
Guttenberg
Margaret Stoeffler
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Tuecke-Allyn
Mount Olivet
Hopkinton
Raymond Lux
Goettsch’s. Independence
Alice Cusick
White's
Freemont Township
Winthrop
Manchester
Leo N. Hoffmann
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Visitation
Bohnenkamp-Vernon’s
Monona
Eugene W. Shde
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Monona City Cemetery
Schultz Funeral Home
Esther Kottmeier Cluett
Fourth Ave
17Th St
George P. Cluett
Cluett
Collins Radio Co
Esmeralda Heinicke
Evansville
Ind
Turner Chapel West
Richard L. Thompson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Linwood Cemetery
Vital Statistics Births and Emergency Calls Summary
May 9 to May 10 includes births for Annette and Tony Diveley Crystal Worth Carolyn Scheer Emily Eustrom Victoria Parker Kathryn Weber and Kathy Zimmerman. Emergency details list extrications at Soutter Ave SE 4035 and Interstate 380 First Avenue exit, a lightning strike, overheated blower, medical and fuel leak calls, and standby at 1332 Wilson Ave SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette
Tony Diveley
Center Point
Dawn Horner
Mallory St
Patty Redmond
18Th St
Crystal Worth
Blairs Ferry Road
Carolyn
Lynn Scheer
S. Fifth St
Marion
Emily
Michael Eustrom
Silver Spring Drive
Victoria
Russell Parker
Mount Vernon
Kathryn
Ronald Weber
Hopkinton
Kathy
Donald Zimmerman
Monticello
Carol
Rick Parker
Brook Dale Lane
Soutter Ave
13Th St
F Ave
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Interstate 380
First Avenue
Johnson Ave
Wilson Ave
First Ave
Ninth Ave
Odell Says Iowa Savings Cut Costs Without Hurt
Spencer AP report quotes Iowa Secretary of State Mary Jane Odell noting about 160000 dollars will be reimbursed to the budget after sharp cuts. Odell says the savings kept productivity intact and urges all state departments to trim spending toward her goal of reduced costs and higher efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Iowa
Mary Jane Odell
Explosion rocks Syrian Embassy in Iran injuring civilians
A car bomb exploded outside Tehran’s Syrian Embassy injuring 16 bystanders, with officials saying no staff were present. Ordnance experts estimated 65 to 90 pounds of explosives in an American made vehicle. The attack drew blame from Syria’s envoy toward Iraq and imperialist foes, while Iran and Syria had recently signed a trade pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Iran
Tehran Radio
Ibrahim Ahmed Yunis
Iraq
Israel
Tehran
Hafez Assad
Syria
U S Farm Export Subsidy Considered by Block
Secretary of Agriculture John Block said the United States might subsidize exports of American farm products to compete with subsidized European grain. He noted he is personally opposed but world trade practices might force such action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Block
United States
Block
Public health authority named UI vice president for academic affairs
Richard D. Remington, dean of the University of Michigan School of Public Health, has been recommended by UI President James O. Freedman for the role of vice president for academic affairs at the University of Iowa. The appointment starts September 1 and includes deanship of faculties and a distinguished professorship in preventive medicine and environmental health. He succeeds May Brodbeck who resigned to return to teaching and research in philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Richard D. Remington
University of Michigan School of Public Health
U of I
James O. Freedman
Remington
U of I Foundation
May Brodbeck
Monticello Youth Injured In Car Crash
A 16 year old rural Monticello youth lost control on a curve and struck a tree. Daniel Burlage was treated at John MacDonald Hospital in Monticello and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Daniel Burlage
John MacDonald Hospital
Chicago Woodwind Quintet Delivers Polished Spring Festival Recital
The Chicago Symphony Chamber Players woodwind quintet gave a highly professional performance at Cornell College during the 84th Spring Music Festival in King Memorial Chapel. They opened with Reicha’s Quintet in E flat major, demonstrated a refined blend, and offered vivid contrasts with Ravel Le Tombeau de Couperin. After intermission they played contemporary pieces by Willard Elliott Koechlin and Reizenstein, concluding with an encore of the Reicha finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College
King Memorial Chapel
Chicago Symphony Chamber Players
Anton Reicha
Michael Henoch
Ravel
Rigaudon
Willard Elliot
Charles Koechlin
Reizenstein
Reicha
A Chorus Line Comes to Cedar Rapids as a Powerhouse
Seven years after its Broadway debut, A Chorus Line arrives in Cedar Rapids with a strong, introspective production. The cast delivers powerful performances led by Ann Louise Schaut and Peter Fitzgerald, though the orchestra occasionally overshadows vocals. The Paramount Theatre show opened Sunday with a near full house and runs tonight as the final Cedar Rapids performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faccus
Broadway
Cedar Rapids
Ann Louise Schaut
Cassie
Peter Fitzgerald
Bobby
Paramount Theatre
Paul
Willy Falk
Ruth Gordon
Cedar Rapids crash kills Mount Vernon woman
A Mount Vernon woman Anne Stromer twenty four died in a one vehicle crash on Interstate 380 Cedar Rapids near First Avenue West shortly before 1 30 a m Sunday. Brenda Ashem twenty nine from rural Fairview was driving southbound and lost control slamming into a guardrail. Ashem survived with serious injuries and is charged with drunk driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Anne Stromer
Cedar Rapids
Stromer
Brenda Ashem
Fairview
Ashem
First Avenue West
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pact
Appel Warns of GOP Social Security Cuts
Democratic candidate Brent Appel of Dubuque addressed a Cedar Rapids reception urging vigilance against what he calls Trojan horse Social Security cuts. He warns Republicans intend to smuggle in cuts and insists any benefit reductions be openly acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appel
Brent Appel
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Local Government and Cultural Events Schedule
Linn County Supervisors hold a 10 a.m informal session in the Administrative Office Building then interview Facilities Manager applicants Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment meets at 3 p.m. City Hall. Cedar Rapids Community School Board holds a 4:30 p.m. work session at the Educational Service Center. Fairfax City Council at 7 p.m. debates tennis bid ordinance. Mount Vernon Council 7:30 p.m. reviews Gaarde lighting and Conoco site plans. Marion PRIDE hosts a 7 p.m. drug and alcohol forum at the high school auditorium. Student composers concert and art exhibits run in Mount Vernon and Cedar Rapids venues. New Settlers Southeast Asians forum at 7:30 p.m. Peoples Church Andre Room. Movies listed on page 13A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Supervisors
Cedar Rapids Community
Mount Vernon
City Hall
Gaarde Addition
Conoco
New Settlers
Iowa
Public Forum
Andre
Peoples Unitarian Church
Third Ave
League of Women Voters
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Methodist Church
Gaston
Olive Bryant
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Wayne Wasta
Monroe
N.C
Morgan Funeral Home
Goodall
G. Robert
Bob
Central City
John R. Hausmann
Boulder Cemetery
Stanley
Pearl E. Goodrow
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Clarence Haven
Bethany Congregational Church
Cedar Memorial Park
Grace McQueen
Lisbon
Walters
Kimberly A
St. Pius Catholic Church
Wayne Droessler
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
St. Luke’s
Odell
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
U.S
Iowa Public Television
Public Health Authority
Chicago
Review
Les Zachers
By Don Hornstein
Zach
Montgomery County
Red Oak
Scott William Milgrove
Kelly Lynam
Omaha
Edward Walker
Walker
Montgomery County Memorial Hospital
Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment
Fairfax City Council
Pride In
Marion High School
Sinclair Auditorium
Cee
Elaine Stark
Loren Stiegelmeyer
McAuley Gallery
Mount Mercy
Jim Kennedy
Heartland Jazz Consort
King Chapel
John E. Lapes
3Rd Avenue S.E
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