Deaths list notes Barker Schatzle and others
Obituary notices report Bessie J. Barker Schatzle 89 of Coggon dies after long illness. Survives include four daughters and two sons with 18 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. Services at United Parish Church Coggon. Burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Other death notices include Dorthea Grady 96 in Newton, George Kind 54 in Iowa City, Ernest Vanderlinden 97 in Marion, Raymond Newmire 23 Cedar Rapids, Ruth Mallonee in Oakland, Frank Kruse 85 of Vinton, Agnes Zenisek 91 Solon, and Jacob Rosdail 84 Amana. Burial and service details noted for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie J. Barker Schatzle
Coggon
Memorial Care Center
Manchester
Albert H. Schatzle
First Christian Church
Lucille Estling
May Crosby
Alburnett
Martha Morris
Center Point
Mary Strief
Walker
Lester S
Central City
Eugene S
Parkville
Arthur Barker
Eugene
Ore
Bea Halstead
United Parish Church
Nancy Nichols
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Dorthea M. Grady
Cedar Rapids
Nelson Manor
Newton
Iowa City
Howard Hall
Order of Eastern Star
White Shrine
Oakland Cemetery
George Kind
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Des Moines
Francis
Clifford
Michael
George Jr
Lisbon
Steven
Dallas
Texas
Rosemary Julius
Theresa Stark
Cynthia Kindl
Catherine Hines
Springville
Ernest Vanderlinden
Osceola
Willow Gardens
Marion
Douglas County
S.C
Anna Smith
Flossie Scott Minor
Milo
Creston
Mildred Wilkinson
Marjorie Fread
Rockford
Ill
Nathan
Raymond D. Newmire
Second Ave
Linn County
Collette Hotz
Kirkwood Community College
Amber
Robert
Hollister
Vaneva Rawlings
Springfield
Robert Newmire
Solon
Raymond Nandell
Newhall
Robert Eugene
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Claude Jones
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ruth S. Mallonee
Shellsburg
Oakland
Calif
L.E. Mallonee
Santos Robinson’s
San Leandro
Mountain View
Frank B. Kruse Sr
Vinton
Mercy Hospital
LeSeur
Minn
Leota E. Malloy
American Legion
George G. Luckey Post
Vinton Lions Club
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Tilford Academy
Grinnell College
University of Minnesota
University of Iowa
University of Arizona
France
James H
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank B. Jr
Francine Strausz
Yakima
Wash
Bert H
Clear Lake
Phillips Funeral Home Chapel
John Peters
Evergreen Cemetery
Agnes E. Zenisek
Agnes Cole
Johnson County
Joseph Zenisek
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society
Loretta Zenisek
Eleanor Secrest
Downey
Florence Ho
Hormone levels linked to spatial ability questioned
An editorial and study from Drs Daniel Hier and William Crowley challenge whether male sex hormones solely drive spatial skills. They tested 19 men with a puberty hormone disorder and found poorer spatial test results than 19 controls, while Harvard's Jerome Kagan cautions cultural factors may also shape performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hier
Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center
Chicago
William Crowley
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Hier
Harvard
Jerome Kagan
Toddler dies in mower accident at Hawkeye farmstead
Nathan Scott Van Sickle, 15 months, was run over by a lawn mower at his grandparents farmstead in Hawkeye. He died on arrival at a New Hampton hospital after the Tuesday incident. Services are Friday at 11 a.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church Hawkeye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
Edwin Wurzer
Nathan Scott van Sickle
Jeffrey
Donna van Sickle
Waucoma
New Hampton Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Church
van Sickles
Wendy
Donovan probe tensions spark threats and calls for resignation
Senate Labor chair Orrin Hatch disclosed an anonymous death threat against his staff over the Donovan investigation. The threat warned of harming Hatch’s wife if the inquiry continued. FBI is handling the case as Donovan’s former firm probes Senate investigators prompting further dissent among senators including Dan Quayle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orrin Hatch
Senate Labor Committee
Raymond Donovan
Donovan
Hatch
Utah
FBI
Vernon Louviere
Louviere
Senate
Dan Quayle
R-Ind
Labor Committee
St Luke's Auxiliary to Buy Unique Motel and House
The Auxiliary of St Luke's Methodist Hospital will acquire the Unique Motel to convert ten rooms for patient families, with seven units and the second floor for an auxiliary gift shop and offices. Wayne Engle assisted negotiations and pledged a donation. The building, adjacent house and six third floor apartments remain income properties under leases. Funds come from the St Luke's Health Care Foundation with repayment over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital
Claudette Roby
Marion
Wayne Engle
Roby
St. Luke’s Health Care Foundation
Budget vote splits Senate as Democrats and Republicans clash
The page 1A budget battle ended 60 to 39 with six Democrats crossing to the Republican side. Don Nickles of Oklahoma was the lone GOP dissenter. Republicans blocked spending increases for jobs and education while Sen. Dale Bumpers of Arkansas secured a child immunization funding plan. Democratic liberals prepared another alternative ahead of floor action, joined by moderates from both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Nickles
Oklahoma
Sen
Dale
Compromise Budget Unveiled by Tauke and Leach Coalition
Washington lawmakers from both parties led by Tom Tauke and James Leach presented a compromise budget aimed at a middle ground amid multiple proposals. They cited hopes for House passage and argued the plan would reduce borrowing needs while expanding private enterprise, though they reserved the right to back other options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach
Tauke
Coalition
Stepbrothers given life terms for tavern killing
Albert and Daniel Ware, stepbrothers, were sentenced to life without parole for the November 1981 shooting death of Davenport tavern owner Eugene Tappa. They also received 25 years for first degree robbery after a one-week trial in Scott County District Court. Prosecutors said Daniel masterminded the robbery while Albert fired the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
UPI
Albert
Daniel Ware
Wares
Scott County
Albert Ware
Eugene Tappa
Tappa
Tip of Day Warns on Safe Caps for Medicines
Consumers may request containers without safety caps from pharmacists if opening bottles is difficult for disabled people. Safety packaging is required on certain medicines and household goods to prevent accidental poisoning of children.
Janitor charged in sale of false birth certificates
A Linn County janitor Ronald Vowels, 29, was arrested at 9:30 p m for selling four false birth certificates he allegedly forged using the county clerk stamp. He faces misuse of public documents falsifying public documents and third degree theft charges. He is jailed pending arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Ronald Vowels
12Th St. SE
Vowels
Births and notices from St Luke's area May births list
May 19 births recorded for Doreen and Michael Pearson and others at St Luke's with multiple daughter and son entries. Out of town births include Kim Courtney in Denver May 14 and Chris Lietz in Waialua May 17. Fire calls logged with times and locations. Multiple names listed as grandparents and multiple Cedar Rapids Marion area resident pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s
Doreen
Michael Pearson
Norwich Road
Carlene Pledge
34Th St. SE
Susan
Thomas Lawton
Cedar Rapids
Nancy
Roger O’connell
26Th Ave
Marion
Teresa
Donald Moore
14Th Ave
Penny
Kenneth Kula
Marielle
Denver
Colo
Kim
Brad Courtney
Joe Miller
Eastview Drive
Waialua
Hawaii
Chris
Bobby Lietz
Don Mains
Rogers
Ark
Natalie
Randy McCrory
James C. Lyons
32Nd St. NW
Charles McCrory
Rogers, Ark
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Advertisement Rates
This notice lists subscription prices for Cedar Rapids Gazette daily and Sunday editions. Carrier rate is 1.65 per week. mail rates show 7 issues weekly at 85.80 per year and 52 weeks at 85.80. out of state and territories 123.00 per year. No mail subscriptions in carrier areas. Associated Press rights noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Jacob Rosdail
Amana
St. Luke’s Hospital
Turner Chapel West
Dolores C. Voss
Lenora Drive
Belle Plaine
Heritage Acres Care Center
Blairstown
Martin G. Kimm
Grace Lutheran Church
Russell’s
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Hawkeye Cemetery
Millness
Gladys A. Hall
Walla Walla
George Gay
Riverside Cemetery
Riverside
Myrtle Leola Boad
Shelly’s
Brown Cemetery
Colesburg
Sigourney
Keith E. Tipton
Birmingham
Holm’s
Springfield Cemetery
What Cheer
South Amana
Henry
Ingeborg) Ruff
Hoover-Valentine’s
Marengo
Strawberry Point
Mary Struckman
Pleasant Valley
Roberson’s
Wesley United Methodist Church
Williamsburg
Catherine Parry
Uhlmann’s. Worthington
Rawson J
Ross” Behel
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Kramer’s
Dyersville
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Cascade
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New Jersey
Schiavone Construction Co
Secaucus
N.J
St. Luke’s Auxiliary
Bumpers
D-Ark
David Lynch
Bowling St
North Towne Place
12Th Street
First Avenue
Northpointe Drive
Fourth St
12Th Ave
Forest Drive
Wilson Avenue
Railroad Tracks
Rockford Road
Rodney J. Brandenburg
Vicki L. Adair
Kory E. McNeal
Wanda K. Zacek
Richard M. Hinderks
Michelle D. VanDee
Daniel D. Holub
Jolene K. Brinkman
Paul V. Sikir
Jody A. Lebeda
Gary D. McKinley
Patsy D. Bentley
William A. Blumer
Amy J. VandeVegte
George S. VanFleet
Denise M. Bell
Allan J. Roderick
Diane C. Hasenmiller
Ralph D. Chestown
Kathy B. Hensley
Michael R. Waite
Nancy G. Greiner
Robert L. Anderson
Betty C. Ellyson
Rick L. LaBarge
Cherie K. Norris
Kendon D. Weltha
Cheryl A. Vosika
Neal A. Caraway
Brenda J. Neve
Charles E
Evelyn A. and
Elmer E. Kucera
Nancy and
Daryl Gladwin
Erma and
Michael Henry Jaeger
John E. Lapes
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