Deaths in Cedar Rapids Major Obituary Listings
Obituaries list deaths of John Sunde 63 and John B. O'Brien 74 among many others in Cedar Rapids. Details include birthplaces, spouses, survivors, church and civic affiliations, service in World War II, burial and visitation arrangements, and memorial fund options. The Linn County Medical Examiner cites death by cardiac rhythm disturbance in one case.
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John B. O'Brien
Fourth St. NW
Cedar Rapids
Millersburg
Lenora Kadera
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Marlene Steichen
David
James Kleppe
Francis Baker
Keota
Mary van Dee
Bettendorf
Ellavine Longwell
Wellman
Anna White
Williamsburg
Ellen Gerard
North English
Edmund
Hugh
Anamosa
Joe
Bill
Seattle
Wash
Larry
Madison
Wis
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Allen Schmitt
Armah Cemetery
Keswick
Brush Chapel
Minard
Francis V
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Marion
Bill Brown
Noelridge Christian Church
Cedar Park Cemetery
Chicago
Bicket
David P
Teahen Funeral
Ramon Booth
Central Assembly of God Church
Waupaca
Linn County
Weather Report On Tuesday Highs And Lows Across Regions
A central high pressure kept the day cool in the central and northeast with readings in the 30s to 40s across several states. Record lows fell in Chicago Detroit Fort Worth Kansas City Lake Charles Oklahoma City Topeka Waco and St Louis. Showers and thundershowers dotted the Carolinas while the West saw scattered rain from a separate storm system with notable totals in North Carolina Utah Idaho and Oregon.
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Kansas
Illinois
Lower
Michigan
New York
Oklahoma
National Weather Service
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Fort Worth
Texas
Kansas City
Lake Charles
Elizabeth City
N.C
Raleigh
Asheville
Cedar City
Utah
Burns
Ore
Anderson
Boise
Idaho
Surtax votes reveal public resistance to local education funding
Marion Indepent school district faced budget strain after state aid cuts from 90 percent to 5 percent, with a 2.5 percent income surtax proposal rejected by Marion and nearby Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Davenport voters also rejected a $15 million high school bond, signaling broad reluctance to fund schools locally. The setback led officials to weigh fees for activities and explore an enrichment tax tied to property and income taxes.
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Hale
Marion
Starry
Washington Elementary
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Davenport
Senior theses exhibit at Mount Mercy College gallery
Tonight s Exhibit showcases seniors theses at McAuley Art Gallery Mount Mercy College. Gallery hours are 7 to 9 p.m. Movies list appears on page 4B.
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McAuley Art Gallery
Mount Mercy College
Social Security cuts spark Senate opposition debate
Democrats vow to block Reagan proposals using Senate rules. Byrd threatens to widen funding or tax transfers, while Cranston notes a unified Democratic stance. Speakes cites 80 to 55 percent benefit reduction for retiring at 62 versus 65, as Congress weighs changes.
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Speakes
Congress
Senate
Robert Byrd
Reagan
Alan Cranston
California
Byrd
House backs Reagan budget blueprint in 244 155 vote
The House approved Reagan's revised budget plan by 244 to 155, endorsing $695.5 billion in spending with a $37.7 billion deficit for fiscal 1982. The measure sets committee targets and includes a three year 30 percent tax cut proposal. The Senate was to consider the blueprint by Thursday.
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Washington
House
Reagan
Senate
Vital Statistics May 19 Sue and Dennis Pearson
A list of birth notices from Anamosa Marion Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas recorded May 18 May 19 announcing births to multiple couples including the Webers Hendersons and Giberts with names and addresses. The notices cover several families in Cedar Rapids Marion Hiawatha and Davenport detailing twin sons and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Dennis Pearson
Anamosa
Mary
Delbert Weber
Keyes Court
Marion
Cedar Rapids woman files complaint over vicious neighbor dogs
A Cedar Rapids resident, Mrs. William Moore of 1129 10th St SE, told the City Council that a neighbor on 12th Avenue SE keeps six to eight dogs with two described as vicious. She said the barking robs her ill husband of sleep, dogs run loose, and she and her granddaughter have been attacked. Moore asked the council to act. Mayor Don Canney said the issue would be looked into.
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Cedar Rapids
William Moore
10Th St
12Th Avenue
10Th Street SE
Moore
Don Canney
Hearings Planned On Iowa Electric Rate Hike Demand
The Iowa Commerce Commission schedules two public hearings on the 26.5 million rate increase proposed by Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. One session in Cedar Rapids at 7 p.m. June 10 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum, another at 10 a.m. July 28 in the Lucas State Office Building Des Moines. The rise, effective Aug. 21 pending ICC review, will raise residential bills on average 4.87 dollars monthly (13.3 percent). The utility serves 203,000 customers from DeWitt and Maquoketa to Ames and Marshalltown.
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Esther K. Frish
Lincoln Heights Drive
Cedar Rapids
Edwin L. Frish
Iowa State Teachers College
Dairydale School
Dean E
Mount Pleasant
Earl Cathcart
Iowa Commerce Commission
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Citizens For Community Improvement
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Trust Accepts Brucemore Brings Historic Home to National Trust
Washington official Michael Ainslie said the National Trust for Historic Preservation has accepted ownership and administration of Brucemore in Cedar Rapids. The move follows a 1975 gift from Mrs. Margaret Hall and will involve plans to ensure community use per her wishes. John Frisbee will visit Cedar Rapids in mid June to meet local groups and map management.
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Michael Ainslie
Washington, D.C
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Brucemore
Margaret and Howard Hall
Cedar Rapids
Richard J. Ryan
Merchants National Bank
Margaret D. Hall
Ainslie
Complaint filed in La Porte stabbing
A complaint filed in Waterloo alleges David Wayne Payne 25 of Waterloo spoke of sticking his brother after a dispute at a La Porte City graduation party. John Leroy Payne 23 of Waterloo died after being stabbed in the chest. David Payne is held on first degree murder charges with $100,000 bond.
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Gazette Wire Services
Waterloo
la Porte City
David Wayne Payne
Black Hawk County
John Leroy
John Payne
Beverly
Marvin Key
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette company is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with weekly and 52 week prices. Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. USPS 095680
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Gazette
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Sunde
Fifth St. NW
Stavanger
Norway
Ellen Nord
Stones Truck Service
Rapids Chevrolet and Power Equipment Co
First Lutheran Church
Hanford
American Legion
O.S.S
George W. Carlson
Cedar Memorial Mausoleum
Turner Chapel West
American Cancer Society
10Th St. SE
Hall Radiation Center
Mercy Hospital
Clarence
Margaret Meier
St. John United Church of Christ
Visitation
Chapman’s
Dysart
Robert Schlotterback
Overton’s
Edgewood
Ear O
Wagner Cemetery
Farmersburg
Independence
Zillah Mary Ralston
First United Methodist Church
White’s
Wilson Cemetery
Ruth Evangeline Lyle
United Presbyterian Church
Powell's
Heart Fund
Donald G. Hotchkiss
Commerce City
Colo
Lorden
Powell’s
Kalona
Jacob Erb
East Union Mennonite
Peterseim's
Lower Deer Creek
Witt’s
Elkader
East Side Cemetery
Victor — Elisabeth Herrmann
McAninch-Fremming
Iowa City
Terry J. Russell
Donohue-Lensing
B.E. Bochman
Vero Beach
Fla
Questley
Merane
Germany
United States
Stuttgart Technical Institute
Dorothy Schroeder
Penick and Ford
Florida
Charles
Wes'' Minor
Baton Rouge
Rock Island Railroad
Toddville
Angeline Gentile
Minor
Church of Christ
Kathleen Morgan
Richardson
Lyle
Houston
Gerald
Virginia Beach
Merle
Zula Oliphant
Norman Bales
Dunkard Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Center Point
Anna S. Soper
Joseph Soper
Kuba Funeral Home
William B. Harnish
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lelia J. Bittle
Lisbon
Hallmark Nursing Home
Mount Vernon
Morgan Funeral Home
Henry
Hazel) Stahr
Northbrook Manor
Goettsch
Mary Thomas
Edmond
Okla
Turner Chapel East
Weather Report
C.R
Avon Park
Bradford
Coralville Lake
Anchorage
Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Nashville
Nees N.orleans
Denver
Duluth
Phoenix
Honolulu
St.Paul
Omaha
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
St. Luke’s
Dorcus
William Henderson
G Ave
Carol
Jon Gilbert
Pebble Lane
Hiawatha
Linda
Greg W. Pritchard
Stanwood
Daniel D. Knox
Julie L. Melchior
Jeffrey A. Bourgeois
Ruth A. James
Jerry L. Rabik
Patricia A. Boubin
Mai van Phe
Nu Ha Tran
del R. Axtell
Janet
Trust
la Porte
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