In loving memories from many families and groups
A long, cluttered memorial list thanks relatives and local groups for flowers and donations. Names include Olson, Schmie, Klinger, Nichols, and many others from Cedar Rapids and beyond. Amounts and memorials blend with budget figures for 1978 and Camp Good Health drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Good Health
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette Newsroom
Wesley
Rosa
Helen Klinger
Klinger
Edson J. Nelson
Joel Emety
W.F
Lawrence Olson
Leo Rohlena
Don
Delores Olson
John Rayburn
Rollin
Verlie Heald
Fred
Freda Donisthorpe
Helen
Bill
Harry
Lulu Brainerd
Fred W. Niesz
Charles W. Mann
Earl and Ferol Snyder
Towa City
Logan Campbell
el Paso
Texas
Anne (Ike) de Vries
Ruby
Theressa
O.F. Paulson
F.V. Shoquist
Ruth
Ted
Olga Nast
Gertrude Burns
Otto Kohl
Frank W. Pfaff
Rowena Dixon
Smulekoff
Lyle M. Ford
Henrietta Cubbage
Forde Smith
H.F. Marty
Forrest Smith
Joseph
Adeline Heald
Martha Heald
Rachel
Earl Hodgin
Edith
Barclay Heald
Ruth Heald
M.E. Singer
Joe Frederick
Linwood Cemetery
Clara Ulch
Betty Mae
Sandy
Robert E. Olson
Jean Hartman Lewis
Floyd C. Reynolds
Edna Hartman Reynolds
John W. Snyder
Tom and
Mary McIntosh
Frank
Emma Cesek
Leo
Bessie Koutnik
Leone Ruth Stodola
Robert
Agnes Tosh
Grandpa
George
Jerry
Alice
Arba Harmon
Ernest Crain
Macks Creek
Camdenton
Johnnie
Mildred Welterton
Archie Eckert Jr
Archie Eckert
Marie Mueller
Mary Louise
Ivan K. Shaffer
Archie
Herman Donoy
George Gilbert
Eldon Olerich
Seeesee
Clara
George J. Shultz
Herbert Sanders
Feo
Lupe
Willard
Merritt
Este Heath
Arlene
Frank Groth
Clarence M. Groth
Sylvia Groth
John William Hadish
Ecseeeeesseres
Add Rich
H.B. Robinson
Charlie
Mary Kolda
Henry
Stella Meyer
Victor
Ricky
Kirk
Jack
Wilma
John C. White
Mildred A. White
Bill Mrstik
Walter Boner
Laura
Ed Floetchinger
Jessie
Ma) Frazier
Laura Sanders
Willis D. Lamb
Harry F. Steele
Obie Vig
Callie Corwin
Sam C
A.E. Sirovy
Gayle A. Rollins
Henry C
Ruby van Slyke
Atlanta, Ga
Esther
Melissa Rae Trimble
Donald L. Berry
Bulek Wishniesky
Ernest Buresh
Robert Buresh
Walter
Delores Meyer
Karen Waskow
Harry O’brien
Thomas Burke
Louis
Walker
George and
Bernice Zavoral
Benjamin Eby
Duane Eby
Rudolph Ambuehl
Monticello
Gertrude Burke
Coe offers reading teacher endorsement program
Coe College will start a summer in service reading endorsement program approved by the Iowa Department of Public Instruction. Seven courses totaling six credits will run summer and evenings during the school year, at $210 per course, to qualify teachers for Endorsement 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Richard R. Riggle
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Riggle
Mailing Rates Rise Monday for First Class Letters
Postage costs increase starting 12:01 a.m. Monday with first class letters needing a 15 cent stamp or stamps totaling 15 cents. Cedar Rapids Postmaster Charles Seda notes a special 15 cent A stamp and two cent stamps are available for use. Other mail classes rise up to 50 percent, part of a decade spreading increase expected to bring in about 1.9 billion yearly. In 1954, over 200 crewmen died in the Bennington explosion off Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Charles Seda
Postal Service
Kirkwood Receives $300 Tree Books From Hoo Hoo Club
The Hawkeye Hoo-Hoo club donated library materials valued at about 300 to Kirkwood Community College's horticulture department. The books on tree maintenance and tree insects will reside in the Benton Hall learning resources center, in honor of 76 year old Charles Gunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood Community College
Benton Hall
Disabled veteran meeting set in Iowa convention
More than 350 Iowa members of the Disabled American Veterans will attend the group’s annual convention Friday through Sunday at the Roosevelt Royale. Claude Bolton of Sioux City, Iowa, says sessions will adopt resolutions for the national August San Francisco meeting. Discussions include rights and benefits for disabled veterans, employment issues, government reorganization plans, and the DAV’s legislative goals. A 7:30 p.m. banquet is Saturday with Norman Hartnett and Marjorie Maguire as speakers. Officers will be elected Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Roosevelt Royale
Claude Bolton
Sioux City
DAV
San Francisco
Carter
Researcher Wins 1978 Faculty Development Award
Dr. Yvonne Clement-Cormier, 29, UT Medical School Houston assistant professor of pharmacology and neurobiology, receives the 1978 faculty development award from the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association Foundation Inc. Classified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Texas
Yvonne Clement-Cormier
University of Texas Medical School At
Houston
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association Foundation Inc
Cedar Rapids News Overview and Agenda Highlights
The Cedar Rapids area features an architect’s view on housing costs in Nigeria, a traveling drama troupe visiting Cedar Rapids elementary classrooms, and the Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission weighing changes to procedures by removing cross filing with state and federal agencies. Air quality last week is queried, with several pages detailing local business, plus news on pages 11A and 14A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigeria
Cedar Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aenee
Seneneenes
Saine Ricnaias Massnssingenesseins
Coe
Karnese Novak
Prairie Junior High
Cee
Bennington
Rhode Island
Rape Crisis Service
Klinger Paint
Sores
Sth Avenue
Kirkwood
Frank Parks
Charles Gunn
Hughes Brothers Wholesale Lumber
Norman Hartnett
Marjorie Maguire
Bill Grundy
Iown
Collins Radio
Rockwell International
Collins Avionics and Missile Group
Citizens Advisory Committees
Marion
Squaw Creek Park
Grundy
St. Jossph's Catholic Church
Kinkwood
Kalaniiod
Holland
C.R
Cedar Rapids News
Veteran's Benefits
Iowa Hall