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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1975

Page

3

Weather and births mingle in a crowded local page

May weather notes show normal temperatures with a chance of thunder showers. Births reported include multiple families such as Mr. and Mrs. Doyce Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Danskin with new daughters and sons in Marion and Parkersburg. Local police and ambulance calls are listed through Saturday afternoon.

Doyce Bailey Thirty-second Street James W. Danskin West Post Road Barbara Walters Carriage Drive Garland Hilltop Road Marion Patrick Kellen

Widowed Mary Wiley 78 dies in Minnesota after short illness

Mary Wiley 78 former Cedar Rapids resident died Friday at a St. Louis Park Minnesota nursing home after a short illness. Born December 20 1896 in Devils Lake North Carolina she lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life before moving to Decorah in 1965 and to Wabasha in 1973. She was a University of Northern Iowa graduate and a member of the Decorah United Methodist Church. Survived by three sons a daughter a sister two brothers twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services set for Decorah United Methodist Church and Chapel of Memories with burial at Cedar Memorial funeral home in charge.

Mary Wiley Wabasha Minn James Wiley Cedar Rapids St. Louis Park United Methodist Church of Decorah Kenneth Excelsior Russell Douglas Crystal C.H. Vetter J.W. Dyson Port Orchard Wash Leonard Donald Eich Morris United Methodist Church Chapel of Memories David Ash Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Ethel Louise Alnutt Fleetwood Road Henry Bruce) Alnutt Geraldine Miller Turner Chapel East LeRoy White Mt. Zion Baptist Church Oak Hill Cemetery

Mary McDonell Dies in Cogginn Services Monday

Mary McDonell 93 lifelong Coggin area resident died Thursday in a Monticello nursing home. Born Aug 13 1881 near Coggon she belonged to St John s Catholic Church. Services Monday 10 at St John s Catholic Church burial Immaculate Conception Cemetery Castle Grove. Visitation after 1 Sunday at Murdoch s Coggon with rosary at 8 Sunday.

Lewis E. Felling Hoover-Valentine’s Ioof Lodge Anamosa — Catherinege St. Joseph's Catholic Stone City DeWachter’s Mt. Vernon Margaret Ullrich Mt. Vernon Cemetery Morgan’s. Sart Walter H. Mills Zion Lutheran Church Overton's Tipton David W. Henderson Red Oak Presbyterian Church Sheets and Sons Charles Louis) van Kerckvoorde Nevenhoven’s Coggon Mary Mayme) McDonell Monticello St. John’s Catholic Church Immaculate Conception Castle Grove Murdoch

Richard Adams Dies at 93 Solon Farmer and Chrysler

Richard K Adams 93 lifelong Solon resident and farmer died after a brief illness. He helped lead local agriculture as a Farm Bureau member and long time Masonic Blue Lodge No 4 member. Born Jan 23 1882 he attended Iowa State University and belonged to Solon Methodist Church. Survived by wife Alice Strand Boldan married Feb 1967 in McAllen Texas. Services 1030 am Tuesday Brosh Funeral Home Solon. Burial Oakland Cemetery after noon Monday.

Solon Richard K. Adams Johnson County Farm Bureau Masonic Blue Lodge No. 4 Iowa City Iowa State University Solon Methodist Church Alice Strand Boldan McAllen Texas Brosh Funeral Home Richard Pomeroy Oakland Cemetery

Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Mailing Info

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1863 lists subscription by carrier at 1.05 weekly and mail options with varying 6 and 52 week terms. It notes editions available daily and Sunday with regional restrictions and AP exclusive republication rights.

The Gazette Co. and Publi Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories

Stolen purse reported from Sportsman Lounge booth

Dianne L. Hannum reports a purse worth about 270 dollars stolen from a booth in the Sportsman Lounge at 1514 First avenue NE around 1 a.m. Saturday. The bag contained contact lenses and other items.

Dianne L. Hannum Thirty-second Street Sportsman Lounge First Avenue NE

Mrs Carl Johnson of Hopkinton Dies

Mrs Carl Mary Johnson 29 died Saturday in an Iowa City hospital after a long illness. Born Jan 5 1946 in Hopkinton she attended local schools and married Feb 18 1966. She worked ten years as a medical technician at John McDonald Hospital Monticello. Surviving husband mother Richard Carsener Marion sister Cindy Richardson Marion grandmothers Helen Metcalf Ruby Richardson Hopkinton. Services Tuesday 2 pm at Hopkinton Methodist Church Burial Hopkinton Cemetery. Friends may call after 11 am Monday at Goettsch's funeral home.

Robert D. Bailey Willman Street Hiawatha Iowa City Cedar Rapids Lee Donna Rich Bailey Robert W. Moenk Kenwood Zion Lutheran Church William Renee Tony Hopker Melvin Rich Marion Edith Moenk Hopkinton Larry Brelje Oakwood Cemetery Monticello Murdoch Chapel St.*Jude's Children’s Research Hospital Carl Mary) Johnson John McDonald Hospital Richard Carsener Richard Richardson Cindy Richardson

Iowa City Man Charged in Porch Fight

A 20 year old Iowa City man, John Calvin Pierce, was charged with fighting after an incident at about 4 50 p m that caused about 30 damage to a porch rail, step and door screen at the Emily Kane residence 715 First street SW He was held briefly in the county jail and released on bond.

Iowa City Emily Kane First Street John Calvin Pierce

Two Car Crash Injures C R Man In Marion

Elmer Allen O'Shannon 51 of 1644 Second Avenue SE sustained minor injuries when his car collided with a car driven by Larry O'Neal Robbins 29 of 344 Thirteenth Street Marion at the Bever Avenue Nineteenth Street SE intersection. Robbins cited for disobeying a traffic signal.

Elmer Allen O’shannon Second Avenue SE Larry O’neal Robbins Thirteenth Street Marion Bover Avenue Nineteenth Street O’shannon Mercy Hospital Robbins Bever Avenue Nineteenth

Cedar Rapids man named barber examiner named to state board

A Cedar Rapids man Richard Sisco was named to the Iowa state board of barber examiners joining two other licensed barbers Harold Ehrichsen of Sioux City and Alfred Wilson of Des Moines. Public representatives Betty Biondi and Patricia Cornick both from Des Moines were also appointed. Wilson and Cornick are Republicans while Sisco Ehrichsen and the others are Democrats.

Des Moines UPI Cedar Rapids State Board of Barber Examiners Robert D. Ray Richard Sisco First Avenue NW Harold Ehrichsen Sioux City Alfred Wilson Ray Betty Biondi Patricia Cornick Wilson Cornick

Woman Killed In Rural Two Car Crash Near Millersburg

Ethel Alling of rural North English was killed in a two car collision Saturday night one and a half miles south of Millersburg. George Ulliny 70 was the husband passenger in the vehicle he drove. Michael Lynn Dietze 19 of Millersburg drove the eastbound car that struck the Ulliny vehicle broadside. No other injuries or charges were reported.

Millersburg Ethel Alling Iowa Highway Patrol Ullicny George Ulliny Ulliny Michael Lynn Dietze

Motorcycle Hit Injures Rider on Forest Drive Scene

Bruce Parker Heck, 21, of Circle Drive NE, sustained minor injuries Saturday when his westbound motorcycle was struck by a station wagon driven by Homer L. Huskamp, 71, at the Forest drive and Grande avenue SE intersection near 1:30 p.m. Huskamp was cited for illegally entering a stop or yield intersection.

Bruce Parker Heck Circle Drive Forest Drive Grande Avenue SE Homer L. Huskamp Dows Avenue SE Forest Grande Avenue Heck Mercy Hospital Huskamp

Clark views 1975 as a turning point for U S leadership

Sen. Dick Clark tells Mt. Mercy College graduates that the nation faces a turning point in 1975. He urges demand for stronger statesmanship, civic service, and leadership at home and abroad amid Watergate fallout, energy concerns, unemployment, unrest, and food shortages.

United States Dick Clark Mt. Mercy College U.S Clark College

Giscard and Chirac Plan China Visit Next Year

French President Valery Giscard dEstaing and Prime Minister Jacques Chirac announced they will travel to China next year. The statement was made in Paris on Saturday.

Paris Valery Giscard d

Social Security Fact or Fantasy Examined

Gazette Financial Expert Sylvia Porter presents a five part series on the social security program. She analyzes long and short range problems and summarizes expert opinions on its future and how reserve funds might ease concerns.

Gazette Financial Sylvia Porter

Barbie Case Spurs Global War Crimes Debate Still Unresolved

The article profiles Barbie and other alleged WWII war criminals avoiding extradition. Bolivian courts refuse to transfer due to treaty limits, while figures like Walter Rauff and Alfons Willem Sassen live abroad. Critics warn of impunity as cases hinge on origins and local law.

Klarsfeld Georges Pompidou Supreme Court Barbie France Walter Rauff Auschwitz Punta Arenas Chile Salvador Allende Alfons Willem Sassen Ecuador

Blouin urges economic ties over military in talks

Blouin says the U.S. should expand international cooperation on an economic basis rather than a military one. He met constituents in Cedar Rapids and plans to move his headquarters this fall to the old Federal building on First Street SE.

Cedar Rapids Federal Building First Street

Cedar Rhapsodies Take Third in Regional Contest

Cedar Rhapsodies from Cedar Rapids placed third Saturday in the Region Seven Sweet Adelines contest. The Wichita winner and Raytown Missouri runnerup Jacomo topped the field including choruses from Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska and South Dakota. Director Mrs LaVerne Eggleston 2042 Bever Avenue SE. Next year the regional contest will be held in Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids Wichita Jacomo” Chorus Raytown Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska South Dakota LaVerne Eggleston Bever Avenue

Communities Lose Long-Distance Service

Residents of Mt. Vernon Mechanicsville Clarence and Lisbon were without toll service for about four hours on Saturday afternoon after an underground cable was accidentally cut by a farmer installing a sump pump. Local service remained unaffected. Service began at 3 10 p.m. and was restored at 7 05 p.m.

Mt. Vernon Mechanicsville Clarence Lisbon Telephone Company

Five Charges In Cycle Chase Near Parkcourt Intersection

Rickey Allen Miller aged 21 of 1608 C avenue NE was charged with license plate violation driving with license restriction attempt ing to elude officers and two counts of running a stop sign after a motorcycle chase. The crash at 2 15 p m ended with Miller refusing medical treatment for knee injuries.

Third Avenue Parkcourt SE Rickey Allen Miller C Avenue NE Miller

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C.R. Weather Daily Record Se Retta St. Luke's Berger South Amana Orville Nyhns Mercy Larry Aspleaf Park Avenue SE David G . Lammers Twenty-fourth Street Parkersburg Willie J Jungling William Jungling Harold A. Miller Thirty-first Street Keith Drive Nineteenth Avenue Methwick Manor Ozark Street Ellis Park James M. Wiley Chicago Abraham Lincoln Lawrence Robert G St. Pius X Catholic Church Bernard Collins Teahen Funeral Mt. Calvary Cemetery Heart Fund Mary McDonell Henry Alnutt Joseph Kopish Ardsley Jane SW Joseph Joe Kopish Nick Maharaj Ft. Dodge Richard Adams Solon Farmer Associated Press First Avenue N.E Sovereign Charles, Henrietta, & Charles, Jr. Pochobradsky MT. Vernon RD S.E Carl Johnson of C.R Barber Examiner Bruce Heck Hart Giscard China Social Security Novak Monument CO 14Th Ave Teahen Funeral Home Marian F. Teahen Peter R. Teahen Mortician First Ave John E. Lopes 3Rd Ave Frederic Schwend Lima Peru Schwend Bolivia Gestapo Altmann Constantino Carrion Mr. Altmann Blouin Roosevelt Hotel of the Cedar Memorial
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