Deaths of Sisters, Mrs Cardey, Koutsky, Mitchell, Webster
Obituaries list several Cedar Rapids area deaths including Sister Mary Muriel Sullivan 90 a Mercy Hospital nun with long service in parochial schools. Emma Cardey 74 Mount Vernon and Blanche Koutsky 95 Orchard Trailer Court. Also Pearl Mitchell 74, Roy Webster 84, and others with service details and burial plans.
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Mary Muriel Sullivan
Sacred Heart Convent
Mercy Hospital
Lawler
Cedar Rapids
Congregation of the
Cedar Rapids Sisters of Mercy
Sisters of Mercy
St. Matthew’s
Kalispell
Montana
St. Wenceslaus
Immaculate Conception
St. John’s
Waterloo
Clarion
Sacred Heart
Oelwein
Charles City
Elma
St. Cecilia’s
Ames
St. Joseph’s
DeWitt
St. Xavier’s
Manchester
J. Leo Sullivan
Chicago
Mildred Roberson
Victoria
Potash
Wis
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Lambert Cardy
Salt Lake City
Alice Cardey
Boulder
Colo
Morgan’s
Mount Vernon
Steven Willsey
Blanche C. Koutsky
Orchard Trailer Court
Holt
Blanche Greg
Adolph Koutsky
Trinity United Methodist Church
Clyde Walker
Davenport
Mildred McGinness
Pearl Mitchell
Fruitland Blvd
Andrew Mitchell
Oldham
S.D
Pearl Abrahamson
Mitchell
South Dakota
Atkins
Atkins Pleasant Hill Presbyterian Church
Holiday Lake
Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Irene Donisthorpe
Alice Slick
Dale
Republic
Alvin
John
Larry
Rochelle
Turner Chapel West
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fairfax Cemetery
Heart of Cancer Funds
Roy W. Webster
Fifth Ave
Lora E. Williams
Johnson Gas
Webster Law
Cedar Christian Church
Irma Steele
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Neville G. Clayton
The
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Energy legislation reshapes gas pricing and efficiency rules
The energy bill ends federal controls on new natural gas prices by 1985, boosts tax credits for home insulation and solar gear, and taxes low mileage cars starting 1980. It requires utilities to aid insulation, bans ornamental lamps by 1982, and pushes coal use, pipeline expansion, and efficiency standards nationwide.
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Rockwell's Cedar Rapids Election Art Feature
A 1944 election issue assembled for Norman Rockwell shows Cedar Rapids resident Junius P. Wimple posing at a voting scene. Rockwell coordinated the front page and local photographers Wes Panek and Bernstorf aided the setup at Cleveland school. The Post produced 3.5 million copies and the painting now hangs in the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce.
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Junius
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Bernstorf
Rockwell
Paul Huston
Cleveland School
Ids
Wes Panek
The
Arlington
Henry J. Hromek
Post
Junius P. Wimple
Rockwell Portraits of America and a Lasting Legacy
The piece recalls Norman Rockwell’s life and work from American scenes to the Four Freedoms paintings inspired by Roosevelt. It notes his popularity, belief in visual truth, use of live models, and critics who viewed his art as simplistic yet beloved by millions.
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Rockwell
America
Vietnam
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Judge selection clarified in Gazette brief
Gazette corrects Wednesday report on how District Associate Judge Anthony Scolaro’s replacement will be chosen. The new full time magistrate will be selected from a judicial nominating commission list by a majority vote of district judges in the district.
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Anthony Scolaro
Judicial Nominating Commission
Missing funds shock Linn County treasurer office
Linn County treasurer James Hennessey disclosed 11 614.99 dollars stolen from the motor vehicle division bags on a Monday at about 5 pm. Most money was in checks with about 1 600 dollars missing. deposits were to be placed in a safe but vanished before guards could secure them. Investigators interviewed about 50 staff, some using voice stress tests, while processing procedures were updated to send money directly to the safe.
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Linn County
James Hennessey
Sheriff's Department
Hennessey
Coral Simmons
Joyce Clark
William Woodward
Orlie Workman
Workman
Cedar Rapids massage ordinance blocked over hours clause
An injunction bars Cedar Rapids from enforcing the 10 pm to 8 am operation ban in the new massage parlor ordinance until a November 20 hearing. Plaintiffs Lynn Henry, Leonard Weems, and Learith LaBlanche challenge the measure as overbroad and unconstitutional, alleging violations of privacy, equal protection, and free expression.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn
Lynn Henry
Leonard Weems
Learitha LaBlanche
American Massage Therapy Association Inc
Thought for Today quip from Ed Howe on laughter
A reflective quote attributed to Ed Howe urges laughter at trouble to ease aging, reminding readers that humor sustains outlooks through life’s difficulties.
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Ed Howe
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