Local Weather and Life Updates From November Notices
Daily Record reports November weather figures and extended forecast with a dry spell expected Tuesday to Thursday. Births list multiple newborns from St. Luke's and area families on Nov. 7 and 8. Fire calls include gas flush, overheated furnace motor, illegal burning on asphalt, and a legal burn in various city blocks, plus an assistance call on Thirty fifth Street SE.
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Second Street
F Avenue NW
Fifth Street
Thirty-second Street
Thirty Fifth Street
Obituaries and Death Notices From Cedar Rapids Area
A batch of obituaries and funeral notices lists Harold A. Vaughn of Des Moines, his long career with Collins Radio and Convair, survivors including wife Marilyn and son Gary, and services set in Des Moines. Other notices honor Joseph Lehmann Jr of Cedar Rapids, Henry L. Weichman of Newhall, and Larry Keith Manley of Cedar Rapids with burial details. Additional entries cover Harry Du Bois of Cedar Rapids and multiple memorial services at Turner chapels and local churches with dates and burial sites, noting self-inflicted death in Manley’s case and cremation in a few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Vaughn
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Alexandria
Collins Radio Group
Rockwell International
Convair Corp
San Diego
Calif
Marilyn White
Gary
Christine Vaughn
Dorothy Oliver
Wichita
Kan
Louise Lacey
Robert
Clinton
Hamilton Funeral Home
Pine Hill Cemetery
Larry Keith Manley
Turner Chapwest
William Harnish
Manley
Mr. Manley
Eastern Boulevard
Iowa City
R & G Roofing Co
Roofers Union
Sharon
Dallas
Jimmie
Ramona Hartman
Sylvia Bottoms
Floyd G. Manley
Dennis Hartman
John E. Manley
Mesa
Aziz
Shiloh
Turner Chapel West
Harry du Bois
Daniels Street
Chicago
Barbara Barber
Correctionville
du Bois
Christ United Presbyterian Church
Duane
Keokuk
Warren
Forest Park
Ill
Turner Chapel East
Robert Bouton
Cedar Memorial
Turner East
Drunk Driving Charges Against Seven in Linn
Seven individuals were arrested in Linn county affairs Friday and Saturday on drunk driving charges. Names include Norman Mallory 23 of 1013 Eighth street SE and William L Malone 45 of 930 South Sixth street Marion plus Donald Mohr 27 Anamosa William Gruber 34 Monticello Glenn Hughs 20 Monticello Ronald Lutz 46 Marion and Wilfred Marr 44 Cedar Rapids area.
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Linn County
Norman Mallory
Eighth Street
Linn
Center Point Road
William L. Malone
South Sixth Street
Marion
Malone
Donald Sidney Mohr
Anamosa
Springville
William Erwin Gruber
Mt. Vernon Road
Bertram Road
County Road
Glenn Patrick Hughs
Monticello
Eastern Drive
Ronald Wayne Lutz
Thirty-eighth Street Drive
Marion Boulevard
Wilfred John Marr
H Avenue NE
Blairs Ferry
Center Point
Illinois Man Dies In Car-Truck Crash
An Illinois man was killed and three others injured when a car waiting to turn left at the intersection of highways 6 and 218 in Iowa City was struck from behind by a straight truck. The deceased is James B. Hand, 22, of Sterling, Illinois.
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Iowa City
Illinois
James B. Hand
Sterling
Keith D. Dankot
Morrison
Steven Crete
James Devine
Dixon
University Hospitals
Frederick Birum
Claremont
Minn
Gazette Co Cedar Rapids Daily The Gazette Ad Rates
The Gazette Co established in 1883 publishes daily and Sunday editions at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Carrier rates are 1.05 weekly. mail rates for Afternoon Edition and weekend issues listed. no mail subscriptions in carrier areas. Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Cedar Ids
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Man 21 Charged With Assault In Cedar Rapids
Charles Edward Jackson of 615 Fifteenth Street SE was charged with assault with intent to commit rape after allegedly attempting to rape a 33 year old woman in a car on Cedar Rapids southeast side. The injured victim, beaten and listed in fair condition at University Hospitals Iowa City, was transported after initially to St Luke's. Jackson held in county jail on $25,000 bond as investigation continues.
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Charles Edward Jackson
Fifteenth Street SE
Jackson
Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Veterans Day ceremony set in Brooklyn cemeteries
A public ceremony dedicating flag poles at Brooklyn IOOF and Calvary cemeteries will occur on Veterans Day Tuesday starting 11 am at IOOF with Mayor Paul Paynter delivering messages and Rev Richard Menzel assisting. Kathryn Maschmann and Clair Manatt will carry flags. Duane Munson will MC both programs.
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Brooklyn
Paul Paynter
IOOF
Richard Menzel
First United Presbyterian Church
Kathryn Maschmann
E. C. Greer
Victor
Calvary Cemetery
Clair Manatt
Duane Munson
McLaud Faces Gun Charges After Driving Incident
Fredrick John McLaud, 28, of 1601% A Avenue NE, Fri day, is charged with two counts of pointing a gun at a person and one count of carrying a concealed weapon. Police say he aimed a .38 derringer at Murray H. Longfellow and his wife Grace during a driving mishap near Second Street and Fourteenth Avenue SE in Hiawatha. Debra E. Witham, 17, alerted police as McLaud allegedly put the gun away. The weapon was found on the front seat. McLaud remains jailed on $5,250 bond.
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Fredrick John McLaud
Avenue
McLaud
Murray H. Longfellow
Robins Road
Hiawatha
Grace
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Longfellow
Second Street
Couple Charged After Struggle with Officer
A husband and wife were arrested after a disturbance on Sixteenth avenue SW early Saturday. Linda Surrett, 26, was charged with assault and battery resisting an officer and intoxication. James Surrett, 31, faced resisting an officer and intoxication counts. Police reported Mrs. Surrett punched Officer Goodwin and jumped on his back, leading to a struggle with several officers. The pair, held overnight, were treated as needed. Surrett required stitches for a facial laceration.
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Sixteenth Avenue SW
Linda Lee Surrett
Third Avenue
James Benjamin Surrett
David Goodwin
Goodwin
Surrett
Linn Traffic Accidents Injure Four
Four people were injured in Linn county traffic accidents on Saturday with three in critical or serious condition. James E. Clark, 67, of Monti cello, was hospitalized in Iowa City after a one car crash on highway 150 near Hiawatha. Jose P. Sobolik, 7, was treated for head injuries after being struck by a car on Rockford road. Louie Levasseur, 73, of Marion, remained in serious condition in St Luke's ICU after a two car crash south of Alburnett. Grace Heiserman, 89, Martelle, and Don ald Meeks, 60, Martelle, were minor or stable. Police cited a license violation for Judy Ruem mele, driver of the striking car. The incidents remain under investigation.
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Linn County
James E. Clark
Monticello
University Hospitals
Iowa City
St. Luke's Hospital
Highway 150
Hiawatha
Linn
Jose P. Sobolik
Rockford Road
Judy L. Ruemmele
Avenue NW
Louie Levasseur
Seventeenth Avenue
Marion
Alburnett
A.m
Grace Heiserman
Martelle
Donald D. Meeks
Jeanette Meeks
Meeks
County Home Road
Levasseur
Minor Injury in Two Vehicle Collision In City
Richard Harold Meyer Jr 25 of 6606 Devonshire Dr NE suffered minor injuries in a two vehicle crash at First Ave E and Fifteenth St shortly after 3 30 am He was treated at Mercy Hospital and released Police say Meyers car struck a pickup driven by 16 year old John Joseph Steffen of 1631 Eleventh St NW Both cars were eastbound Meyer was charged with failure to maintain control of his vehicle.
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Richard Harold Meyer, Jr
Devonshire Drive
First Avenue E
Fifteenth Street
Meyer
Mercy Hospital
John Joseph Steffen
Eleventh Street
Steffen
Fundamental Regulatory Change Urged by Dunlop
Labor Secretary John Dunlop urged the Ford administration to shift how federal rules are written and enforced, proposing that affected parties gain a larger role in creating regulations. The 17 page draft notes industry and union input could improve programs, though some fear health protections may weaken. A concrete example arose as coke oven safety talks allowed private negotiation, balancing cancer risk against $500 million upfront investment and $295 million yearly operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Dunlop
Ford Administration
Ford
New York Times
Dunlop
Labor Department
Steel Industry
United Steelworkers of America
White House
Labor Secretary
Cedar Rapids News Briefs and Local Notices
Cedar Rapids reports include windows broken at 375 Twenty-sixth Ave SW worth 300, a $125 cash loss plus a cassette recorder at 1313 Avenue NE, and a .22 pistol plus holster worth 160 taken from 2636 Fruitland Blvd SW. Also, a tape deck at 1301 Twentieth Ave SW and AM FM radio were taken. owner William Givens at the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Hanson
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Michael Jensen
Avenue NE
Jane Rogers
Fruitland Boulevard
Bonnie Benton
Twentieth Avenue SW
William Givens
Police crash leaves officer hurt and teen charged
In Prairie du Chien Wisconsin a 16 year old Glen Haven motorist was charged with drunk driving after his pickup rammed a Waterloo car off the road and collided with a police car driven by Officer Keith Govier 22. Govier sustained facial lacerations requiring about 40 stitches and both drivers were treated at Prairie du Chien hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Glen Haven
Daryl N. Ready
Harley Morrison
Waterloo
Keith Govier
Govier
Ready
Prairie du Chien Hospital
Second Breakin At Residence In Two Weeks
West Union authorities investigate a second breakin at the Troutman home in Cedar Falls two weeks after an earlier entry. Items taken include a lamp silverware blankets caps boots rugs and canned goods as deputies confirm the two incidents at the same address.
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West Union
Fayette County
Lester Troutman
Cedar Falls
Troutmans
Dannon School
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C.R. Weather
Daily Record
St. Luke's
Ervin Petersen
Central City
Phil Long
Central Avenue
Carlos W. Pabon-Caban
Valle Lace
James Kurley
Deborah Drive
Ter
Thomas Burgess
Johnson Avenue
Leslie E. Schaefer
Tenth Avenue
Marcus Vigen
Seventeenth Street
William G. Cain
Eleventh Avenue
Wesley E. Merryman
Elmhurst Drive
Kenneth R. Oliver
Jerry Meier
Twenty-seventh Street
Richard Stephens
Yumacourt
John Phillips
Harold Drive
Bruce Kimm
Norway
Joseph Lehmann, Jr
Milwaukee
Irene Zitek
Dennis
Joseph
James
Navy
California
Barbara
Donna
Henry L. Weichman
Kearney
Neb
Newhall
Central Park
Amelia Brecht
Louise Abraham
Vinton
Allen S. van Cleve
Fairfax Cemetery
Turner West
Hanford
Iowa
Clarence
Fred Luikart
Methodist Church
Chapman's
The
C.R. Man
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
Teahen Funeral Home
Mrs
Henry F. Teah Ry F Teahen
Peter R. Teahen
Mortician
First Ave
Sovereign
Charles, Henrietta, & Charles, Jr
Pocobradsky
MT. Vernon RD
S.E
Novak Monument CO
SINC
New York Times Service
Cedar Rapids News
Gilbert Mains
Third Avenue SE
William Sepull
Shelby
Ohio
Fine Arts
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Fine Arts Council
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Ward
Elks
Ex Club
Roosevelt Royale
Dave Yeoman
Sertoma Club
Garry Giles
Northwestern Bell
Don Burgess
Civil Air Patrol
City Water Department
Thirty-eighth Street
Howard Mitchell
Thirty-sixth Street
Shaheen
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue SE
John E. Lopes
3Rd Ave
Uva Eval
Ty Aie Cu
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
Blairs Ferry Rd
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