Deaths 58 to 91 in Iowa death notices
Obituaries list Charles Edward Conner 58 of Cedar Rapids and Glen Allen Brown 64 of Toddville among several local deaths. Details include birthplaces, spouses, children, and funeral plans at Milton Christian Church Sunnyside Cemetery and Cedar Memorial Chapel. Additional notices name Dorothea White and E F Lindquist with service times and burial places.
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Charles Edward Conner
Tower Terrace
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Burlington
Milton
Cedar Rapids
Winnifred Harvard
Conner
Greg
Bill
Burton
S.C
Ronald
Missouri
Rosalie Hafe
Glen Allen Brown
Toddville
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mr. Brown
Helen Lucile Schmickle
Rock Island
Ill
Veneer Mill
Mellen
Wis
Delores Hamad
Solon
LaVona Lee
Wilma Mains
Coon Rapids
Minn
Glenna Ramirez
Shellsburg
Thelma Miller
Robins
Hazel Harris
Loveland
Colo
Wanda Hill
Mechanicsville
Georgia van Alst
Onamia
Fred
Charley
Max
Michael
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Donald Brail
Toddville Free
Kadlee
Barbara B
Janeba-Kuba
Gordon Freeburg
Shueyville United
Tipton
Cynthia Wright
Dye Funeral Home
Tipton Masonic Cemetery
Luana
William Schultz
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Schutte’s
Postville
Belle Plaine
Laurel E. (Scotty) Graham
Hrabak’s
Rector Cemetery
Chelsea
Murdoch Funeral Service
E. Carleton Rollins
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Chapel
Public officials ponder environmental questions
Cedar Rapids officials and DEQ experts debated air quality standards at a meeting that followed March discussions with Mayor Canney and Rep Blouin. Stanek cautioned outcomes depend on ongoing studies by three consulting firms under DEQ direction with results due by year’s end.
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Cedar Rapids
Donald Canney
Michael Blouin
D-Dubuque
Canney
Ed Stanek
Iowa Department of Environmental Quality
DEQ
Stanek
Roosevelt Hotel
Blouin
Larry Crane
al Ahern
Linn Health Department
Chamber of Commerce
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
St. Louis
Iowa Democrats elect women and men to district committee
Incumbents Shriner Blum and Griffin did not seek reelection. New members are Pardee Frommelt Peick and West. Peick beat Pardee for the women’s post while West edged Frommelt for a men’s seat. Pardee later defeated Hughes in a third ballot. On the men’s side Frommelt was defeated by West, and Williams was eliminated. Also, Paul Smith won the district male representative spot while White was unopposed as woman delegate. Clinton delegates complained of Linn Dubuque control at the convention. U S Senator Culver defended Clark’s term amid South Africa disinvest controversy and party leadership concerns.
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E. F. Lindquist
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Lindquist
Iowa
Measurement Research Center
Westinghouse Learning Corp
Iowa Educational Information Center
Gowrie
Augustana College
Rock Island
Illinois
U.S. Armed Forces Institute
Office of
Military Government
Germany
Ken Shriner
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Blum
Dubuque
Griffin
Jean Pardee
Clinton
Andrew Frommelt
Doris Peick
Ed West
Peick
Pardee
Hughes
West
Frommelt
Charles Williams
Charlotte
Williams
Paul Smith
Nick Lucy
Memphis
LaVon White
Oelwein
Linn-Dubuque
Linn
Alice Oltmanns
Monticello
Linn County
U.S
John Culver
Sen
Clark
Washington
Jan H. van Rooyen
South Africa
Senate
Culver
May weather and births and ambulance calls
Weather report shows NW wind at 13 mph and sun times with a Monday start. Extended forecast mentions cloudy intervals with possible showers Monday and Tuesday, clearing Wednesday and temperatures in the upper 60s to mid 70s with lows near 50. Birth notices list two couples with newborns on May 12 and two more on May 13. EMS and utility incidents logged Friday and Saturday evenings with ambulance assist and electrical faults at several addresses.
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F Ave
Johnson Ave
21St Ave
Meadowbrook Drive
Lewellen Drive
Classified Ads Prove Small Can Grab Attention
Ads in the classifieds show that even modest listings attract notice. Small businesses and individuals use concise messages, bold headlines, and key details to reach readers without large budgets.
Cedar Rapids Gazette Local News Rights and Billing
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates include carrier seven days weekly and mail options with weekly and annual prices. no mail in carrier service areas. AP has exclusive republication rights to local and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
Stamp Club Cedar Rapids Meeting and Flea Market
City briefs note the Stamp Club of Cedar Rapids meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in Sokol Hall Cedar Rapids with the annual 35th Street SE Flea Market set for Saturday May 20th and to see Wednesday's Classified ads for details The ad lists Antiques and Garage Sale contact 848 4063 Civil Defense Administration will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the meeting room at City Hall June 3 4 bus trip to horse races in Omaha Social and Travel contacts 396 9326 or 396 4592 Berger Furrier has Cold fur storage ads
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Stamp Club
Cedar Rapids Club
Sokol Hall
Third St
35Th Street SE
Adv
Civil Defense
Civil Defense Administration
Civil Defense Center
City Hall
Omaha
Social & Travel
Charge filed on burglary tools in Cedar Rapids case
Derek Doolin, 24, of 1407 Seventh Ave SE, was charged with possession of burglary tools. Police said a call around 11:30 p.m. reported a suspicious person at a house owned by Sandra Truesdell, 11281 Ave NE. He was arrested in the immediate area and the tools matched evidence at the scene. the homeowner did not report an entry.
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Derek Doolin
Seventh Ave
Cedar Rapids
Sandra Truesdell
Ave
Doolin
Equipment theft reported at Cedar Towers doctors office
Police report office of Drs. Pipkin and Hill at 100 First Ave NE missing office equipment valued at 550 dollars. Suspects pried into a vacant room and cut through drywall before stealing an adding machine and stereo sometime between 6 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. Saturday.
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Drs. Pipkin and Hill
First Ave
Cedar Towers
Doctors
North Vietnamese Shoot Down Four American Planes and Five Helicopters
North Vietnamese forces claimed the downing of four U.S. aircraft and five helicopters in a single engagement ten years ago, marking a severe setback for American air operations during the conflict.
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U.S
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Donald T. Caspers
Margaret Ave
Normal
Galesburg
Hopkinton
Caspers
First United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
George Youtzy
Quincy
Glen McMichael
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Garden of Eternal Love
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Hillcrest
Raymond Frasher
Ocala
Fla
Marion
Baxter
Dorothea F. White
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Robert J. White
Denver
Paul Leahy
Panama Canal Zone
Steve Hayete
Des Moines
Robert White Jr
Bettendorf
Thomas
Ames
Kenneth White
Burbank
Calif
Runge Chapel
Holy Family Catholic Church
Runge’s
Severn
Kuba Funeral Home
William B. Harnish
Czech National Cemetery
Heart Fund
Decorah
Clarence A. Spaskopf
Big Canoe Lutheran Church
Steine’s. Freeport
Irene Nelson
Decorah Lutheran Church
Olsen-Fjelstuhl
S. Elkader
Leone Dougherty
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Witt’s. Amana
Johanna Werner
Amana Community Church
Hoover-Valentine’s, Marengo
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Fitzgerald Strait Whitney Doderer Palmer Griffin Hines Clark Baker
Dee Dvaeeene Seesueeenaanes
Eeeeeneenereeneentaren
Seeera Veseeoeu Veqorssnees
Eeseees See Vase
Democrats
Senator Clark
Africa
C.R. Weather
St. Luke's
Stephen Lawler
Amberjack Drive
Hiawatha
Stephen Bursovsky
Alburnett
Raymond Tolley
Florida Ave
James Curtis
Montclair Drive
Dennis von Ahsen
Newhall
Stewart Funeral Home
First Ave. N.E
William J. Stewart
James F. Stewart
John E. Lopes
3Rd Ave
Berger Furrier
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
Rollins
Murdoch
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch
Beatty-Beurle-Murdoch
Springville
Center Point
Walker
Central City
Coggon
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