Deaths list includes several locals and relatives
The obituary notices report deaths of Martha E. Schlotterback 85 of Belle Plaine and Alicia Nelson 68 of Van Horne among others in Cedar Rapids area. Also listed are Charles J. Pisarik 67 and Gradge Evans 78 with service details and burial plans. Additional brief notices cover Madonna Gallant 74 and Madonna Schulpke born in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Schlotterback
Belle Plaine
Benton County
Frederick C. Schlotterback
Cedar Rapids
Royal Neighbors of America
Shellsburg Legion Auxiliary
Grace Trinity Church
Shellsburg
Charles
Springdale
Ark
Roger
Hobbs
N.M
Keith
Simpsonville
S.C
Sharlene Anderson
Vinton
Genevieve Krohn
Ida Carbaugh
Grace Trinity
Alicia Karla Nelson
van Horne
St. Luke’s Hospital
Steubenville
Ohio
Allen Nelson
Des Moines
Ted G
Edwin A
Luzerne
Bess W. Jones
Jacksonville
Fla
Edna Nowadzky
Kuba Funeral Home
David Roth
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Gradge J. Evans
14Th St
Marion
Crestview Acres
Waterville
Horace D. Evans
Clifton Reese
Conesville
Iowa
Irma Koontz
Great Falls
Mont
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Dick Lehmann
Oakland Cemetery
Waukon
Baxter’s
Madonna Gallant
Chicago
Ill
Madonna Schulpke
Muscatine
William T. Gallant
Illinois Commercial Men’s Association of Chicago
Robert E
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Lester Lodge
Teahen Funeral
Paul Hasel
Salem United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Birth notices and call summaries from Hiawatha area
A compilation of birth announcements listing couples and addresses in Hiawatha and surrounding areas, followed by a sequence of emergency calls and incidents. Entries include multiple newborns, people in Marion and Cedar Rapids, and a string of EMS medical events, fires, and alarms with locations and times.
Rockwell Man Dies From Burns Sustained in Trash Fire
Heinz Hartman, 61, of Rockwell, died after clothes caught fire while burning leaves and trash near his home. He was burned over about 88 percent of his body, treated at a Mason City hospital then Ramsey County Burn Center, St. Paul, where he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ellis Harrison
15Th St
Cedar Rapids
Kirksville
Charmeda Woodson
City Hall
Charles Eric
Marine Corps
Charlene L
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Wendell Beets
Gospel Tabernacle Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Eighth St
American Cancer Society
10Th St
Belle Plaine
Alice Moore Yaish
Long Beach
Calif
Russell's
Blairstown
Pleasant Sphreg
Castalia
Harold F. Meyer
Ariz
Elkader
Witt’s
Zion Lutheran Cemetery
St. John’s Catholic Church
Friends
Chekal’s
Frank Jasper
Independence
Fern Brockling
St. John's Catholic Church
White
Lost Nation
Oxford Junction
Frances Bahnsen
Hayden's
Wyoming
Sigourney
Laura B. Smothers
Powell's
Keota
Sorden Cemetery
Webster
Victor — Richard H
Pat) Tuttle
McAninch-Fremming’s
IOOF
Vinton
Mildred Happel
Phillips’ Waukon
Esther Kelly
Rockwell
Rockwell, Iowa
Heinz Hartman
Hartman
Vincent Adams
Dr. Adams
Adams
Mason City
Ramsey County Hospital
St. Paul, Minn
Nancy Johnson talk on gifted and talented set for Nov 29
Nancy Johnson will discuss gifted and talented programs at 7 30 p m on November 29 at Peoples Bank located at 103 Third Ave SW The Gazette corrects an omitted date from a prior notice and states it will respond to complaints about report accuracy and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Johnson
Peoples Bank
Third Ave
the Gazette
Crosby Stills & Nash Energize Rapids Crowd After Hiatus
Crosby Stills & Nash played a near full house at Five Seasons Center delivering strong harmonies and standout guitar work despite Stephen Stills battling strep throat. Highlights included Suite Judy Blue Eyes and Wind on the Water with Nash contributing Fernandes guitar and Finnegan blues piano. Drummer Joe Vitale, age 18 from Cedar Rapids, received fan attention as the group returned after a five year gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Stills
Stills
Nash
Michael Finnegan
Blackbird
Southern Cross
Judy Blue Eyes
Joe Vitale
Cedar Rapids
Don Hornstein
Crosby, Nash, and Stills
Five Seasons Center
Silver coin deal ends Mayhem as Cedar Rapids shop closes
An Anamosa couple lost 4315 in a silver purchase after Cedar Rapids Gold and Silver Exchange closed suddenly. The husband, Phillip Wolf, disappeared after taking a car to visit relatives in Ohio, leaving police and the wife with a missing person report and concerns over the failed transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gold & Silver Exchange
Second Ave
Greg Holub
Cedar Rapids
Phillip P. Wolf
20Th Ave
Holub
Wolf
Ohio
St Luke's patient coaxed from seventh story ledge
An unidentified patient at St Luke Hospital's psychiatric unit overpowered nurses and climbed onto a seventh floor window ledge. Police and fire crews, with no sirens, evacuated the area as the social worker talked the woman back inside after about 30 minutes. Fire officials noted a leap from that height would likely be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke Hospital
Isobel Mack
Iowa lawyers investigate ads offering Dalkon Shield suits
Iowa Bar Association leaders probe newspaper ads by Minneapolis attorneys offering to handle lawsuits over the Dalkon Shield IUD. The spots claim infertility births and miscarriages may result and note some papers declined to run them while The Gazette published after deeming it not illegal. Minor Barnes cites possible rules on advertising and false hopes but says no action is known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Bar Association
Pottawattamie County Bar Association
Minneapolis
Carl Nielsen
State Group
Robert Laubenthal
Pottawattamie Group
Dalkon Shield Iud
Gazette
Minor Barnes
Linn County Bar Association
Iowa
Minnesota
Tip for Replacing a Knocked-Out Tooth Quickly
Advice urges immediate action after tooth loss. Reinsert within 30 minutes for best survival chances. delays reduce success, with a next-day window often too late. Rinse gently with tap water, do not scrub, and replace in socket or keep in wet gauze under tongue until a dentist is reached.
Thought for Today Quotation by Shaw on breeding in quarrels
British playwright George Bernard Shaw is quoted saying that a person’s breeding shows in how they behave during a quarrel. The remark emphasizes conduct under conflict over origin or status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles J. Pisarik
Memorial Drive
Mercy Hospital
Pauline Pirks
Owatonna
Minn
U.S. Postal Service
All Saints Catholic Church
Cadets of
Cadets of St. George
The
Catholic Workman
American Legion Hanford Post 5
National Association of Retired Postal Employees
Charles P
Stephen J
Rose Pisarik
Paul
Rita Pisarik
Helen Polansky
Theresa McIvor
Edmund J. Becker
Louis Trzil
St. John’s Cemetery
American Legion Hanford Post
Perrine Cancer Center
Perry Bond
First Ave
Hallmar
Turner Chapel East
Gail W. Hull
Mount Vernon
Hallmark Nursing Home
Morgan Funeral Home
Knights of Columbus Council
Elizabeth
Jeff Michael
Samoa Drive
Hiawatha
Carla
Dean Parr
Bever Ave
St. Luke's
Carol VanWoert
19Th Ave
Brenda
Darrell Moore
13Th St
Beverly
Darrel Geltz
Anamosa
Jean
James Arthurs
Summer Circle NE
Annette
Steven Kray
27Th Ave
Paul Vogeler
Gloria
Jack Bond
Norman Drive
Terese
David Svoboda
Jerrie Rae Yuva
N Ave
Gary A. Kohl
Joanne M. Robinson
Ricky J. Frasher
Danielle R. Dodson
Steven G. Danowsky
Cecile M. Cortez
Vesper D. Hutchens
Matoaka
W.va
Roxanne R. Prevo
Jeffrey S. Usher
Dee A. Tapper
Karla J
Daniel J. Matula
Kathleen Gerard
Daniel Craig Dawson
Carole L
Robert V. Wermayer
Elizabeth A
Arthur D. Pennington
Deann L
Curtis L. Madison
Margaret M
Bruce A. Hunt
Candance S
Kenneth G. Neal
Donna K
Dana E. Miell
Donna M
James C. Lightfoot
Hilary L
William Joseph Nepps
Claudia T
Dewey D. Edmonds
Cathy Lee
John Mellett Maurice
19Th St
Third Street
16Th Avenue
J St
Johnson Ave
First St
Ilegal
Linden Drive
A Ave. NW
Edgewood Road
Crosby, Stills & Nash
C.R
David Crosby
Crosby
Graham Nash
Dick Hogan Gazette
St. Luke’s
Germany
Italy
Francisco Franco
Spain
John E. Lapes
Ave. S.E
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