Deaths in Multiple Obituaries Hit Mercy Hospital
Notices report deaths of John C. Moore Sr. 65 of Marion and Joyce M. Treka 45 of Cedar Rapids with service details at Lutheran Church of the Resurrection and Cedar Memorial Chapel. Also listed are Thomas J. Engle 9 a.m. Monday at Turner Chapel East, Helen C. Hardy graveside, Mary J. Jensen services Monday, Edward J. Stallman services, George Bednashek 67 of Lisbon, and Stanley Kluber 87. burial sites include Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery and Linwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Moore Sr
Hilltop Road
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Kathryn I. Johns
Cedar Rapids
Springfield, Ill
Moore
Allis Chalmers
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Springfield
Fiat-Allis Club
Macabees Fraternal Order
John C. Jr
Raymond Barta
Joyce E. Moore
Iowa City
Otto Zwanziger
Martha Myers
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Joyce Marie Treka
12Th St
Don E. Treka
U.S. Department of Defense
Salvation Army Corps
Postal Employees Union
U.S. Army
Carl Franks
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Brig
J.E. LaLone
Salvation Army
Charles R. Duskin
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Hardy
Helen C
Czech National Cemetery
Jim Foster
Brush Chapel
Jensen
Mary J
Janeba- Kuba Funeral Home
Charles R. Mehaffey
Asbury United
Order of Foresters of Norway
Teahen
George “Smoke” Bednashek
Route 1
Lisbon
St. Luke's Hospital
Solon
Ruby Reese
Johnson County
Moose Lodge
Earl Lipcamon
Howard R. Clark
Brush Funeral Home
Dennis Tevis
Oakland Cemetery
Stanley A. Kluber
12Th Ave
Turner Chapel East
Mary Ignatius Schweiger
Sacred Heart Convent
Stewart Funeral Home
Iowa Deaths Roundup Nine Obituaries From Multiple Iowa Towns
Death notices list ages and service details for residents of Decorah Independence Keswick Manchester Marengo Toledo and Wyoming. Included are Vera Rosenthal Papanicola and Clio B Ossman with visitation and church burial plans along with other locally listed decedents and funeral arrangements.
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Brooklyn
Raymond Dale
Nevenhoven
White’s
Keswick
George F. Killian
Keswick United Methodist Church
Sorden Cemetery
Powell’s
Kinross
Kinross — Dorthy V. Cobb, 66. Monday, 2 P.m. At Kinross Christian Church
Powell Funeral Home
North English
Manchester
Floyd van Auken
Des Moines
St. Augustine’s Church
Dunn's Funeral Home
Shelly Funeral Home
Shelly’s
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Masonville
Marengo
Lorimer E. Denzler
Hoover-Valentine Funeral Home
Marengo Cemetery
North Liberty
Bernhard B. Gloeckler
Ridgewood Cemetery
George L. Gay
Rural Vining
Funeral
Wyoming
Dorothy Hurst
Zion Lutheran Church
Monmouth Cemetery
Hayden’s
Saudi envoy says peace plan recognizes Israel
Saudi Arabia's acting U.N. delegate Gaafar Allagany said the eight point peace plan recognizes Israel and could start negotiations with Israel, Arab states, and the PLO. He stressed the plan is a bargaining position, not a fixed stance, and supports a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
United Nations
N.Y
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Gaafar M. Allagany
Palestine Liberation Organization
Allagany
East Jerusalem
Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan
Reagan names Turner U.S. attorney for southern Iowa
President Reagan announced the appointment of Richard Turner a former Iowa attorney general as U S attorney for the southern district of Iowa at age 54 he will replace Roxanne Barton Conlin Reagan also named James P Jonker a Spencer resident and Iowa State Patrol member to be U S marshal for the northern district of Iowa succeeding Jack Roe Jonker is 55 and will serve alongside his new role in the marshal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
UPI
Reagan
Richard Turner
Iowa
U.S
Turner
Roxanne
Barton Conlin
James P. Jonker
Spencer
Iowa State Patrol
Jack Roe
Record High Share of Working Mothers With Preschool Kids
The Labor Department reports 45 percent of preschool children under six had mothers in the labor force as of last March, a record, with 9.2 million such children. The rise follows births by women in their late twenties and early thirties despite a declining overall birth rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Census Bureau
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Reagan enjoys first wild turkey hunt in Texas
President Reagan had a great day on his first wild turkey hunt though he did not bag any birds. White House aide Larry Speakes said Reagan and his party, in camouflage fatigues, hunted three hours at Winston Ranch 90 miles west of San Antonio. Three turkeys were killed by others in the party, but Reagan declined to shoot, citing sportsmanship as turkeys were with hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearsall
Texas
UPI
Reagan
White House
Larry Speakes
Winston Ranch
San Antonio
Speakes
What I Learned judging a Make It Yourself with Wool contest
A reporter describes judging a Amana High School sewing contest with female contestants aged 17 to 24. The panel, including Charlotte Young and Virginia Grafft, critiques nine senior and adult entries, noting meticulous workmanship, coordinated fabrics, and the challenge of judging without sewing credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amana
Amana High School
Rockwell International
Charlotte Young
Cedar Rapids
The
Area Extension Service
Charlotte
Gary Oster
Clarence
Kathy Thomas
Linn-Mar
Young
Middle Amana
Lora Kloubec
Ronda Gethmann
Gladbrook
Penny Coppess
Stanwood
Theola Rarick
North Liberty
Kerry DeBont
Iowa City
Brenda Luett
Maquoketa
Marilyn Williams
Bet
Fetal surgery breakthrough reported by Harris and Filly
The Tribune describes a pioneering fetal operation by Drs Michael Harrison and Roy Filly, after years of animal research. The pregnancy continued to term, hailed as a major breakthrough in fetal surgery. Harris declined further comment until a medical journal report, noting potential to apply the procedure to humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Harrison
Roy A. Filly
the Tribune
Harris
Two Birth Announcements and Weekend Patrol Calls
Vital statistics list births for Gina Northrup, Sue Race, Linda Harvey, Vicki Reeve, Sugandhi Ponnusamy, Amy Tresnak, and a daughter to Tami and David Erenberger. Grandparents named for the Solon area. Saturday entries note multiple service calls and medical emergencies across several Iowa City addresses, including heat tape, heat register, grass, leaves, and a faulty chimney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gina
Robert Northrup
16Th Ave
Sue
Steven Race
Mason Drive
Linda
Richard Harvey
Elmhurst Drive
Vicki
Mike Reeve
23Rd St
Sugandhi
John Ponnusamy
East Clark St
Hiawatha
Amy
Randy Tresnak
22Nd Ave
Iowa City
Tami
David Erenberger
North Liberty
Jim Page
Solon
Gene Erenberger
Flag presentation at Witwer Center Iowa flag dedication
The Odds and Ends Club plans a flag presentation Monday at 1 p.m. at the Witwer Senior Center Cedar Rapids to honor service members who died in past wars and those missing in action. Cedar Rapids American Legion Post No. 5 color guard assists. Mayor Don Canney will attend. Emil Lamparak and Clara Eldred provide entertainment. Open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odds and Ends Club
Witwer Senior
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New York Times Service
Crown Prince
Fahd
Prince Faud
U.S. Attorney
Virginia Graffi
Dave Rasdal
St. Luke’s
A Ave
Jacolyn Drive
Sixth St
William Court
Navajo Drive
Edgewood Road
Nassau. St
J St
Apt
34Th St
Witwer Center
Gazette Company
Third Ave
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
People
Peck’s Flower Shop
F.T.D. Florist
Blairs Ferry
Edgewood Rd
John E. Lopes
3Rd Ave
James F. Stewart
Stewart Qguneral
First Avenue
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