Death notices of Vandercook Soukup Happel Edaburn Happel and others
Obituaries list several Cedar Rapids area residents with ages and service details. Donald Vandercook 57 of 2440 Williams Blvd SW died after a sudden illness at St Luke's Hospital. wife Nadine Jefferson. children Pamela Jayne Jeffrey Steven. services at St James United Methodist Church with burial at Linwood. Jerry Soukup 83 of Cedar Rapids died near Boise Idaho after a sudden illness. survived by wife Helen. services in Boise. Geraldine Happel 55 of rural Cedar Rapids died at St Luke's Hospital. husband Herb. son Jay. services at Trinity Lutheran Church. Hazel Hamilton 89 of Marion died at Winston House. services in Marion with memorial fund. Additional notices list Frontress Diehl Gardner Krall Pilcher Shaffer Kunzman and others with service times and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Paul Vandercook
Williams Blvd
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marshalltown
Nadine Jefferson
Cedar Rapids
el View Construction Co
St. James United Methodist Church
Pamela Smalley
Marquette
Jayne Ament
Jeffrey
Grand Prairie
Texas
Steven
San Diego
Calif
Verda Vandercook
Eugene
Janice Vandercook
Joyce Davis
Inez Garland
Pine, Ariz
B. Gordon Packard
Linwood Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Ellis Blvd
Jerry Soukup
Boise
Idaho
Helen Jennetta Starry
Geraldine M. Edaburn Happel
St. Luke's Hospital
Center Point
Herb Happel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jay
Richard L. Thompson
St. Stephen’s
Atkins
Turner Chapel West
First Ave
American Cancer Society
10Th St
Hazel S. Hamilton
Winston House
Marion
Chicago
Blum’s
Pilcher
Robert K
Turner Chapel East
Charles Smith
Salvation Army
Cedar Memorial Park
Hanford Post
Shaffer
Albert L
Robert A. Dennett
Trinity United Methodist Church
Kunzman
Helen Ruth
Faith United Methodist Church
Gilbert Dawes
30Th St
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Funeral Home
East Iowa Obituaries: Vande Voorde Phillips Vogt Herrick
Morris Vande Voorde 76 died at People's Memorial Hospital Independence with services pending at Fawcett's Winthrop. William J. Phillips 36 formerly of Bankston died of cancer in Foster City California. services Monday at St. Clements Bankston. Lydia C. Vogt 86 died at home with sister and brother surviving. Mary Frances Herrick 93 died Friday at People's Nursing Care Center with extensive survivors and services at St. John's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Vande Voorde
People’s Memorial Hospital
Independence
Fawcett's
Winthrop
William J
Bill” Phillips
Foster City
Calif
Bankston
Dave
Dubuque
Dan
Farley
Eugene Dobbratz
Toronto
Canada
Jeneice Ginter
Oregon
Wis
Lois Ginter
U.S. Army
Korea
Teresa Ginter
Kenneth and
Bill Ginter
Russell Ginter
Dickeyville
Bruce Ginter
Sun Prairie
Mary Frances Herrick
People’s Nursing Care Center
Robert
John Herrick
Ames
Vincent Kayser
Eau Claire
Richard J. Lippert
Rockford
Ill
Helen Schulz
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. John’s Catholic Church
Keota Teen Rebecca Smothers Killed in Sigourney Area Crash
Rebecca Lynn Smothers aged 18 died Thursday in a traffic accident near Sigourney. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Keota High School Auditorium with burial at Keota Cemetery. friends may call at Powell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lynn Smothers
Sigourney
Keota High School
Powell's
Keota Cemetery
Wilbert L. Seeck obituary in Keystone nursing center death
Wilbert L. Seeck aged 64 a retired farmer died Friday at Keystone Nursing Care Center after a long illness. Survived by wife Mildred daughter Ellen Culver of Farmer City Illinois three sons David and Dale of Keystone and Dean of Winnebago Minnesota a brother John and two sisters Lavonne Selk and Mardene Kromminga all of Keystone and five grandchildren. Services Sunday at 2 pm Fellmut's with friends after 2 30 pm. Burial Keystone Cemetery with military rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert L. Seeck
Keystone
Mildred
Ellen Culver
Farmer City
Ill
David and
Dale
Dean
Winnebago, Minn
John
Lavonne Selk
Mardene Kromminga
Fellmut’s
Keystone Cemetery
Federal grand jury foreman accused of accepting bribes
A federal grand jury foreman in Brooklyn was accused of soliciting bribes to influence a witness. Norman Baronoff 55 was recorded accepting $300 and promising more, with talks of indicting a witness and a friend if payments were not made. He faced up to 15 years if convicted and was released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norman Baronoff
Brooklyn
FBI
U.S
John Caden
Baronoff
Caden
Zweifach
Grand Jury
Raymond Dearie
Queens
Judge orders probe into possible federal wrongdoing in Greensboro attack
Federal judge Gere Gesell orders a preliminary inquiry under the Ethics in Government Act to determine if a special prosecutor is needed to investigate government officials over the 1979 Greensboro assault death toll and related actions by Klan and Nazi groups. Indictments have been issued against six current and former Klansmen and three American Nazi Party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greensboro
N.C
U.S
Gerhard Gesell
Spe
Cial
Communist Workers Party
Ku Klux Klan
FBI
Bomb blasts rock Lima as Shining Path blamed
About 20 bombs exploded across eastern Lima causing a 70 minute blackout and damaging three public utility towers. Police reported no injuries, 30 arrests followed, and President Belaunde was unharmed at the presidential palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Shining Path Movement
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Civic Center
Sheraton
Gray Avenue
U.S
Cloudy cool weekend forecast for Iowa holiday period
A weather outlook predicts partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures over the holiday weekend in Iowa. Highs range from the low 70s today to upper 60s tomorrow and around 60 Monday. Severe weather, including tornadoes and storms, affected central and southwest Iowa Friday with hail and street flooding in Albia Lacona and Humeston. a tornado watch was lifted late night.
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Iowa
Albia
Lacona
Humeston
Dubuque
Shenandoah
Guthrie
Ringgold
Tip of Day Clarify Reports to Social Security Beneficiaries
Kenneth Techau, Social Security district manager in Cedar Rapids, warns misinterpretation of reports can halt benefits. He cites a hospital discharge date marked DOD misread as date of death, urging clear reporting with timing, name, and Social Security number to avoid interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Techau
Social Security
Cedar Rapids
DOD
Techau
May births and public notices from area residents
Vital statistics list numerous birth announcements with names addresses and dates from May including several couples welcoming sons and daughters. surrounding text records multiple emergency calls alarms and incidents at various Cedar Rapids and surrounding locations with times and brief descriptions.
Nims Receives Life Sentence In Waterloo Kidnapping
William Billy Nims Jr of Cedar Falls was given life imprisonment in Black Hawk County District Court after a May 10 conviction for kidnapping and sexually assaulting an 8 year old Waterloo girl on September 10. He protested the severity of the verdict claiming mental illness and inaccuracies in prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
William “Billy” Nims Jr
Black Hawk County
Nims
James Bauch
Cedar Falls
Dean Olson
Huang Hua cites Soviet threat as world war risk at UN
Chinese foreign minister Huang Hua warns at the United Nations that the Soviet Union poses the most dangerous potential source of a new world war. He calls for vigilance and diplomacy to prevent a broader conflict amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huang Hua
United Nations
Soviet Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
METRO
Richard
Alden-Waggoner Funeral Chapel of
Murdoch Chapel
Jim Simon
First Baptist Church of the Brethren
Bell
Hazel Marie
South Side Christian Church
Springfield
Oak Ridge Cemetery
American Heart Association
Seventh Ave
Margaret E. Diehl
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Joy Barber
Church of the Brethren
Robins
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Krall
Frank
Kuba Funeral Home
George McDill
Czech National Cemetery
Aurora
Guttenberg
Lydia C. Vogt
Ernest Pufahl
Olga Luft
Delavan
Ewald Gender
Waukon
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Tuecke-Allyn
Guttenberg Cemetery
Keota
William Webster
Justice Department
Smith
Gesell
Belaunde
Shining Path
Ayacucho Province
Susan
Edward Harapat
24Th Ave
Dawn
Noel Washburn
Juliet
David Lesmeister
C Ave
Kathy
Joseph Lalley
Fifth Ave
Natalee
Aaron Uran
Westview Drive
St. Luke’s
Maria
Oliver Hollingsworth
Elmhurst Drive
Gail
Jeffrey Leggett
Sallie
Mike Mathews
Mango Drive
Hiawatha
Shelley
Douglas Kobusch
Roberta
Randy Gray
North Towne Court NE
Storm Lake
Pat
Gary Armstrong
William R. Armstrong
11Th Ave
T.J. Davis
Lisa
Terry Becker
John Steinacher
Larick Drive
Karen Rinehart
Tower Terrace
Jim Siegling
Ave
James R. Darry
Diana F. Milroy
Mitchell W. Hines
Rich Thi Vo
Jerald L. Leighty
Jacquelyn A. Cloudy
Larry G. Hall
Patricia A. Scheetz
Bobby S. Eubanks
Lauralee M. Banes
Robert D. Freeman
Julie A. Freeman
Thomas A. Mollenhauer
Lisa M. Rahn
Stephen W. Whitmore
Beverly J. Young
Jerry D. Livingston
Lisa M. Brandsberg
Evanston
III
Timothy H. Wiegand
Karen S. Wardenburg
Thomas V. Strait
Cheryl L. Schluter
Donald F. Carl
Colleen D. Sweeney
John E. McKinstry
Jonni S. Dietrich
Alburnett
Glen O. Bleeker
Lisa M. Palas
Shellsburg
David A. Corell
Tracy J. Popa
Billings
Mont
Steven L. Craig
Antioch
Tenn
Jean M. Cain
Preston
David K. Mallory
Carol C. Helbig
Kankakee
Floyd W. Worth II
Dallas
Jeanne M. Matt
Minneapolis
Minn
Michael J. Wallace
Lisbon
Linda G. Rodgers
Michael E. Harvey
Janet L. Bauer
Mark A. Spencer
Nancy L. Fulwider
Anamosa
Bonnie J
Donald R. Freytag
Bobbie J
A. Curtis Hass
Denise L
Donald R. Floyd
First St
20Th Ave
E Ave
16Th Ave
Second Ave
Collins Road
Blairs Ferry Road
Edgewood Road
Skylark Lane
Fruitland Blvd
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
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