Obituaries from Cedar Rapids and Surrounding Areas
Obituary notices list Lenore Gibson Nielsen 76 of Springville died in Cedar Rapids after a long illness. She leaves two sons and five grandchildren. Also noted are Garnet B. Sells Kitts 72 Cedar Rapids death, Pearl Mitchell, Roy W Webster, Sister Mary Muriel, Blanche C Koutsky, Ruby Eileen McArthur 48, Otto Wendling 80, William A. Ross 64, Elsa Downey 76, Francine O Rourke infant, Margaret Ferring 97, Charles McKee 68, Anton Simnacher 74, Barbara Ries 94, Emily Osterhaus 64, Herman Fruendt 94 and other funeral arrangements and burial details across multiple towns including Springville, Cedar Rapids, Fairfax, Muscatine, Vinton, Dyersville and Farley. A memorial fund is mentioned for Nielsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Gibson Nielsen
Springville
Cedar Rapids
Peter Nielsen
Love Chapter
CES
Progressive Club
Paralta Embroidery Club
Paul
Norman
Kenneth
Melvin
Hubert
Bill
McAllen
Texas
Springville United Methodist Church
Clive Cook
Rebekah Lodge
Springville Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Garnet B. Sells Kitts
11Th St
Anamosa
Clarence Kilts
Robert D. Sells
Central City
Gerald C
Allan D. Kilts
Darlene B. Barnes
LaDonna M. Kitts
Delores Zerbee
Clarice Bammert
Alice Jane Kalous
Turner Chapel East
Cedar Memorial
Mitchell
Pearl
Turner Chapel West
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fairfax Cemetery
Heart
Cancer Fund
Webster
Roy W
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Neville G. Clayton
Cedar Christian Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Mary Muriel
Sacred Heart Convent
David Remy
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Koutsky
Blanche C
Turner Chapel
Wilson Hyde
Trinity United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Ruby Eileen McArthur
William J. McArthur
Fourth Ave
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Fort Madison
Mr. McArthur
Ronald Miller
Patricia Whiteside
San Francisco
Calif
Evelyn Whiteside
Donald Eis
Maxine Stephan
Margie Price
Kankakee
Florence Strader
Steger, III
Chester Higbee
Galesburg
III
Kuba Funeral Home
William B. Harnish
Linwood Cemetery
Witt’s. Keswick
Francine Dawn O'Rourke
William and
Deanna O’rourke
Powell’s
Sigourney Cemetery
Farley
Margaret Ferring
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Reiff’s
Montezuma
Charles McKee
United Presbyterian Church
Steffy’s. Vinton
Anton “Tony” Simnacher
First United Presbyterian Church
Campbell-Russell’s
Dyersville
Barbara Ries
St. Francis Xavier
Cramer’s
St. Boniface Cemetery
New Vienna
Earlville
Ambrose
Emily) Osterhaus
Clifton’s
Victor — Herman Fruendt
McAninch-Fremming
Cooper Evans enters race for GOP House leadership
Iowa Republicans brace for leadership contests as Rep. Cooper Evans announces his bid for House speaker. With a 56 44 edge, GOP leaders set to pick a majority leader and pro tem while Branstad and Hultman contest Senate leadership amid transition talks and rumors of veto power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Evans
GOP House
Des Moines
R-Grundy Center
Senate
Terry Branstad
General Assembly
House
Floyd Millen
Farmington
William Harbor
Henderson
Millen
Harbor
Evans
Jerry Fitzgerald
Branstad
Sen
Calvin Hultman
Red Oak
Hultman
GOP
Arthur Neu
Carroll
Senate Republicans
Willard Hansen
Cedar Falls
Earl Willits
Lowell Junkins
Montrose
Dale Cochran
Eagle Grove
Norman Jesse
Don Avenson
Oelwein
Two Injured in One-Car Collision Near Delhi
Two people were hospitalized at St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids after a single vehicle crash near Delhi early today. Ronald R. Ives of Manchester is in serious condition with head and arm injuries and a lacerated ear, while Mary Jo Koch of rural Monticello is in fair condition with possible back injuries and a broken collar bone. The crash occurred at 3:23 a.m. and Delaware County authorities had no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Ronald R. Ives
Manchester
Mary Jo Koch
Monticello
Delaware County Sheriff's Department
Gun goes off injuring hunter on private farm
Melvin Schopp, 54, of Mount Vernon is hospitalized in good condition at St Luke's after an accidental discharge of a .22 caliber pistol while hunting with his wife on his brother Kenneth's farm near Mount Vernon. The bullet struck his leg near the hip and lodged above the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Schopp
Mount Vernon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Schopp
Kenneth
Linn County
City Briefs and Ads Prompt Friday Games at 7 30
City brief notes Games I C hold every Friday at 7 30 with doors opening at 6. Also advertises turkeys and an antique Christmas item from the Stable on the Alley located at 116 15th Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.C
15Th St
Corn harvest could help restrain 1979 food prices
USDA figures show a record 6.89 billion bushels of corn, the largest surplus since 1964, potentially easing meat dairy and poultry costs as 1979 price gains are forecast at about 6 to 7 percent. The piece also notes union and industry pushback over Carter wage and price guidelines and steel industry concerns about compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
USDA
Frank Fitzsimmons
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Carter
Fitzsimmons
United Auto Workers
Teamsters
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem
Mark Sheehan
The
Council On Wage and Price Stability
John Kennedy
Gerald Ford
United Steel Workers
FTC report accuses Ford over camshaft defect disclosure
FTC staff alleges Ford knew of a camshaft defect by 1976 but failed to disclose it to owners and dealers. The document says repairs were offered free but not always communicated. warranties stretched to 36 months for repairs, and dealers faced costs. The 28 page filing notes the defect was fixed mid 1978 and criticizes Ford Cosby ads as deceptive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FTC
Ford
Ford Dealers
Cleveland
Tracy Westen
Consumer Protection Bureau
Bill Cosby
Cosby
Thevis sentenced for obscenity and linked murder plot in Atlanta
Thevis received an 84 year term for interstate transportation of obscene materials. Prosecution ties him to the Atlanta murders of two former employees turned rivals and to plans to murder a government witness, Roger Dean Underhill, killed in a daylight ambush last month. Evidence links a .22 derringer to Underhill case and notes describe weapons used in the murder. Evans described as Thevis' banker reportedly received $12 million and aided plans to flee with false IDs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Roger Dean Underhill
Blumenthal
Underhill
Miss Evans
Thevis
Federal Penitentiary
Springfield
FBI
Lewis Knight
Armistice recalled by Cedar Rapids veteran at Legion event
B D Silliman, Cedar Rapids lawyer and World War I veteran, led an Old-Timers Armistice Reunion at the American Legion Building. He noted Germany sought an armistice on November 6 1918 and that the final terms were dictated, with the signing at Compiegne at five in the morning on November 11. He urged renewed patriotism and memory of sacrifices while noting dwindling local veterans remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Silliman
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Silliman
von Hindenburg
Marshal Foch
Foch
Compiegne
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John E. Lapes
Big Steel
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