Deaths: Hilda Schminke and Katherine Henningsen social notices
Hilda Fox Schminke 83 of Atkins dies at Lutheran Home for Aged Vinton after four months residence. Born 1899 Cedar Rapids, she married William Schminke in 1919. they farmed near Atkins. Burial at St Stephen's Lutheran Cemetery Atkins. Katherine Kortlang Henningsen 96, Cedar Rapids area resident, dies at Americana Healthcare Center. Survived by two daughters and four stepgrandchildren. Burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Additional funeral notices list several local obituaries and services set for today and upcoming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Fox Schminke
Atkins
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
William Schminke
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Marie Haerther
Harry G. Fox
Robert Hedtke
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Cemetery
Fellmer Funeral Home
Keystone
Katherine Kortlang Henningsen
Americana Healthcare Center
Chicago
Julius M. Kortlang
Omaha
Neb
Frank J. Henningsen
Martin’s Department Store
Bethany Lutheran Church
Armstrong
Golden N
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Newhall
Robert McDonald
Raetz
Teahen
Benson
Doyle A
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Charlotte Mallett
Center Point United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Friends
the Heart Association
Seventh Ave
Marion
Stoker
Harold William
Concordia Lutheran
Herbert L. Rogers
First Church of the Nazarene
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Megan Rose McDermott
Ronald
Susan Werner McDermott
Lisbon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lucas
Adam
Bill
Rose Werner
Hopkinton
James
Lois McDermott
Charles City
Glen Rodemacher
United Methodist
Camp Courageous
Monticello
Morgan Funeral Home
Donald L
Mary) Ackerman Sr
Ninth Ave
Stewart Funeral Home
James R
Jimmy” Williams
O Ave. NW
Mercy Hospital
Turner Chapel East
Margaret Naomi Buttre
Sacramento
Calif
Marcia S. Anderson
Iowa City
Turner Chapel West
Thomas McAllen
Fifth Ave
Three Americans to be Freed in Angola Swap Amid Namibia Talks
Three U S citizens jailed in Angola could be traded next week in a three way prisoner exchange tied to Namibia independence negotiations. UNITA will release a Roman Catholic archbishop and two Soviet advisers in exchange for Acker, Grillo, and pilot Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Angola
South-West Africa
Cans
National Union For the Total Independence of Angola
UNITA
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Calif
Gustavo Grillo
Jersey City
N.J
Portugal
Grillo
Acker
Argentina
Geoffrey H. Tyler
Lakeland
Fla
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Lusaka
U.S
Fire injures two children in Humeston blaze
In Humeston Iowa two children 3 year old Billy Darlin and 2 year old Rebecca were seriously burned in a house fire Friday. They were flown to Iowa Methodist Medical Center Des Moines and later to University Hospitals Iowa City in critical condition. The fire destroyed the home around 1 PM. Debby Darlin is named as the children's mother. No further details were released by Humeston fire officials. The town lies about 20 miles north of the Missouri Iowa border on Highway 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humeston
Iowa
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Billy Darlin
Rebecca
Iowa Methodist Medical Center
Des Moines
Debby Darlin
Missouri-Iowa
Tip of Day Breakfast Boosts Daily Nutrition
Skipping breakfast to cut calories can backfire as people may eat more later and lose morning focus. Nutritionists urge a quarter of daily nutrients at breakfast, with foods from at least three of the four basic food groups to support energy and learning.
Wilson recalls four pound hams over low salt content
About 1 000 Wilson brand canned hams produced in Cedar Rapids, sold in Denver and the Carolinas, are recalled due to possible spoilage from below standard salt levels. Lot 1652 N is embossed on the can top. customers with these hams can get a refund or exchange. No health problems reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Denver
North
South Carolina
Wilson Foods Corp
Wilson Foods
Rob Doughty
Doughty
Carolinas
Columbia launches Anik C satellite on near perfect flight
Space shuttle Columbia delivers a near flawless second launch in two days sending the Anik C satellite into orbit. Mission director John Cox and crew members praise the accuracy while officials note the mission opens a new era of cargo-carrying shuttles for hire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPI
Columbia
Canada
Joseph Allen
John Cox
Cox
Allen
Vance Brand
Robert Overmyer
William Lenoir
Mission Control
Brian O’connor
O’connor
Babe
Overmyer
Lenoir
U.S
Space
Two arrested on Cedar Rapids massage parlor charges
Cedar Rapids police charged Barbara Morrow operator of Moonlight Modeling Studio and Deborah Egli an employee with violating the city massage parlor ordinance. Morrow faced licenses and drug charges while Egli was charged for practicing without a massage technician license. Both were released on own recognizance after a court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Barbara G. Morrow
Burlington
Moonlight
First Ave. SE
Deborah Egli
Peru
Ill
Morrow
Egli
Linn County
Congress debates Social Security fixes and funding plans
House Ways and Means chair Dan Rostenkowski pushes excise taxes and cash benefit taxes as options to fill Social Security shortfalls. Senator Dole cautions hard-to-predict panel outputs while Moynihan signals possible midline support for a substantial package. Hearings begin February 1 with a late March floor aim. Greenspan notes the commission will meet its December 31 reporting deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Rostenkowsi
D-Ill
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
New
Social Security
Sen
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Reform
Senate Finance Committee
Rostenkowski
Dole
Daniel
Greenspan
Commission
Reagan
Poland sees momentum as martial law lingers in 1980s era
Poland eyes signs of easing political stalemate as Walesa remains interned and authorities hint at possible release. Wiatz, a party official, suggests normalization could come with democratization and acceleration of steps to counter Reagan era sanctions. He notes church talks and papal visit plans as indicators of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walesa
Wiatz
Poland
Wintt
Reagan
Jozef Glemp
Rome
Jaruzelski
Warsaw
Wiatt
Leonid Brezhnev
Vital Statistics Borne Dates and Names
Vital statistics column lists multiple birth announcements from Nov 11 to Nov 12 for families in Hiawatha Marion and Burlington with several newborns and grandparents. It also records residents from Cedar Rapids and other areas, plus a sequence of local emergency calls and incidents with times and locations.
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Amana
Carl
Cledythe) Roth
Amana Community Church
Hoover-Valentine’s
Marengo
Amana Cemetery
Colesburg
Howard L. Sampson
Colesburg United
St. Francis Xavier
Kramer’s
Knights of Columbus
Church Cemetery
Elgin
Marie Desart
Muehlethaler
Garrison United Methodist Church
Phillips
Garrison Cemetery
Independence
Roy Straw
First Baptist Church
White’s
Mount Hope
Edward C. Williams
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church
Gay’s
Oakland Cemetery
Lamont
A.O. Cowles
Fawcett’s. Waukon
William
Emma) Haas
St. Patrick’s. Catholic Church
Hanson’s
Mount Olivet
Waukon
Tyler
CIA
United States
Namibia
League of Nations
United Nations
Britain
France
West German
Fire
Jean Baby
Telesat Canada
Anik
Baby
Allen and Lenoir
Patrick Moynihan
R-N.y
Robert Louis Stevenson
Christine
Kyle Robinson
Cross Parkway
Hiawatha
Linda
Gary McCright
13Th Ave
James Schliemann
Ninth St. NW
Kathleen
David Knight
Carol Lane
Kim
Bill Smith
Wisconsin St. SW
St. Luke’s
Cathy
David Chavez
10Th Ave
Karen
E. Frank Kelm
21St Ave
Julee
Tony Driscoll
12Th St. NE
Patricia
Scott Cram
Fort Dodge
Charlene
Carl Anderson Jr
Charles Ritze
Center Point
Della Pratt
Jennie
Ray Gongwer
Grant Ellis
23Rd St. NW
Jerome Gongwer
26Th St. NW
Michael R. Hall II
Margaret M. Kahler
Jack L. Woods
Jeannie M. Sales
Jay R. Priest
Dixie A. Boone
Thomas A. Rouse
Sheryl L. Lathrop
William R. Broulck
Barbara A. Porter
Patrick J. O'Malley
Doreen A. Davis
Paul R. Sandeen
Denise E. Brooks
Bryan L. Hemphill
Linda K. Ponto
Weing Road
Oakland Road
Kirkwood Blvd
Third St
John E. Cedar Rapids
Pierson’s Flowershop and Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Boulevard
Center Pt
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