Obituary Roundup Highlights Longtime Iowa Educator Perry Bond
Perry Avery Bond 104 of 2222 First Ave NE died after a long illness. He was University of Iowa’s oldest known graduate and taught there for over 30 years. Bond achieved a chemistry PhD in 1918 and held numerous academic and professional roles. He was survived by a daughter and a brother, with services planned in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.
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Perry Avery Bond
First Ave
Hallmar
University of Iowa
Storm Lake
Iowa
Sioux City
Florence Booth Davidson
Bayard
Helen E. Judy
Iowa City
Chicago
Armour Institute
el Kahir Shrine
Grand Commandery
Palestine
Chemist Club of
New York
National Board of Councillors
AAAS
Fellow of American Institute of Chemists
Sigma Chi
Alpha Chi Sigma
Phi Lambda Upsilon
America
American Men of Science
West
Alice Clara Bond
Tacoma
Wash
Roland
Rochester
Minn
Turner Chapel East
Cedar Rapids
Art J. Stirsky
George L. Gay
Jack Zervas
First Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
H. Winter
Sixth St
St. Luke’s Hospital
American Legion
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Arthur E. Butterfield
Mountain Home
Ark
Knoxville
Dorothy M. Newell
Morrison, Ill
Sedalia
Ozark Organ Guild
Janet Taylor
Owensville
Kay Hatcher
Springfield
Graceland Cemetery
Evans-McCleery Funeral Home
American Heart Association
Seventh Ave
Marion
Swiss doctor touts once-a-month birth control pill
Dr Walter Hermann of Geneva reports a new antiprogesterone pill could be ready for general use in 18 months if trials stay positive. The oral contraceptive would be taken before menstruation to expel a fertilized egg, with FDA approval needed for U S availability.
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Iowa City
UPI
Walter Hermann
University of Geneva
University of Iowa
Hermann
Federal Food and Drug Administration
United States
Alumni Society
U of I
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
NATO chief and senators clash over Soviet aid to peace movement
NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns said intelligence links Moscow to Western anti nuclear campaigns and financial backing. Rep. Phillip Burton and Sen. Claiborne Pell disputed the claim saying the protests were spontaneous. Luns stood by his assessment while President Reagan touted a Moscow backed freeze.
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NATO
London
Joseph Luns
Soviet Union
West
U.S
North Atlantic
Phillip Burton
D-Calif
Luns
New York
Central Park
Burton
Pell
United States
Moscow
Reagan
Linn Supervisors and Cedar Rapids School Board Meetings
Linn County Supervisors hear general assistance appeal at the administration office building at 1 30 p m. Cedar Rapids School Board holds a special meeting at the Educational Service Center board room at 346 Second Ave SW to announce remaining steps in selecting a new superintendent. MuDaCo 82 Jazz Pizzazz and Razzmatazz 7 30 p m Washington High School Auditorium admission adults 2 students 1 50. Gala Evening of Dance 8 p m Hancher Auditorium U of IA with the U of Dance Company and the U of Symphony Orchestra tickets 12 50 10 and 7 Camerata Singers 8 p m Clapp Recital Hall Free Piano and Organ Recital by Mrs Cleo Shanklin students 1109 Third Ave SW 7 p m.
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Linn
Cedar Rapids Community School Board
Educational Service Center
Second Ave
Washington High School
Hancher
U of 1
U of Dance Company
U of | Symphony Orchestra
Camerata Singers
Clapp Recital
Cleo Shanklin
Third Ave
Local theatre lineup and exhibit listings in Iowa venues
Iowa City arts feature lists L. Ochs exhibit at Hawkeye State Bank through May 19 with daytime hours. Stage offerings include Ibsen's The Master Builder at U of Iowa E C Mabie Theater and The Lights are Warm and Coloured at Upper Iowa University Cosgrove Walker Complex. More shows: The Sunshine Boys at Brenton Stage, Funny Girl at Paramount Theatre, Three One-Act Plays at Mount Mercy, and watercolor exhibit by James.
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L. Ochs
Iowa City
Hawkeye State Bank
S. Dubuque St
Cosgrove- Walker Complex
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
The
Sunshine Boys
Brenton Stage
Old Creamery Theater
Garrison
Paramount Theatre
Colorado couple killed in crash near Des Moines
A Colorado couple Harold Lee Norton 35 and Nancy Jo Norton 26 of Commerce City were killed when Harold’s pickup hit a parked semi on Interstate 35 25 miles south of Des Moines early Thursday. Their 2 year old daughter Lacey Jo Norton was critically injured and airlifted to Des Moines Methodist Hospital undergoing abdominal surgery.
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New Virginia
Iowa
UPI
Colorado
Harold Lee Norton
Nancy Jo
Commerce City
Colo
Harold Norton
Dave Benson
Benson
Des Moines
Lacey Jo
Des Moines Methodist Hospital
Vital Statistics and Emergency Log Irregularities
Nov 18 entries record births for Julie O Brien at 939 39th St SE and Susan Friedl at 4901 Kessler NW among others in Cedar Rapids area. Medical and assistance calls appear at multiple addresses including 237 12th St NW and 1026 A Ave NE with times from 7:01 p.m. Wednesday to 4:31 p.m. Thursday.
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Julie
Thomas O’brien
39Th St. SE
Kathryn
Joseph Wilson
Center Point
Ronnie
Jeff Gillick
First Ave
Susan
Bernard Friedl
Kessler Road
Mary
Daniel Fite
12Th St
A Ave
Fifth Ave
Town and Country Shopping Center
Staub Court
H Ave
C St
16Th Ave
Pediatricians outline when to call for child with fever or vomiting
Doctors advise contacting a physician if a child has a fever over 101 lasting a day or more, persistent vomiting or diarrhea, or increasing sleepiness or irritability. When in doubt, call your doctor with questions.
Ambulance driver not charged in Mason City crash
The Iowa attorney general's office declined to file criminal charges against Forest City ambulance driver Dwight Nelson in the September 1 fatal crash at Highway 18 and Taft Street Mason City. Assistant Attorney General Selwyn L. Dallyn said the element of criminal recklessness could not be proven and County Attorney Richard Tompkins, citing a conflict of interest, had already declined to prosecute.
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Mason City
Iowa
Dallyn
Richard Tompkins
Tompkins
Nelson
Highway 18
Taft Street
Elmer Grell
Grell
Iowa Solicitor General Resigns to Enter Private Practice
Des Moines Iowa Solicitor General Mark Schantz announces resignation to enter private law practice in January He will join the Des Moines firm Dickinson Throckmorton Parker Mannheimer and Raife to specialize in litigation Schantz 41 previously taught at the University of Iowa College of Law and was associate dean His replacement will be named by Attorney General Tom Miller
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Des Moines
Iowa
Mark Schantz
Tom Miller
Schantz
Miller
Dickinson, Throckmorton, Parker, Mannheimer and Raife
University of Iowa Law School
Correction and clarification notice on drunk driving arrest
Robert W. Stalkfleet, 23, of 555 19th St in Marion, was charged with drunk driving Saturday. He was listed as Thomas Stalkfleet in initial reports. The Gazette notes a corrections policy and invites reader complaints at 398-8313.
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Robert W. Stalkfleet
19Th St
Marion
Thomas Stalkfleet
Gazette
Boy shot by father with arrow during hunt near Graf
In Dubuque County 13 year old Paul McDermott was struck in the right hip by a broad head arrow fired by his father James during a deer hunt about 5 15 p m They were four miles southwest of Graf The boy was taken to Mercy Medical Center and later listed in stable condition after surgery
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Dubuque
Paul McDermott
James McDermott
Mercy Medical Center
Dubuque County
Gazette
McDermotts
Graf
Algerian Hunger Strike Ends in French Prisons
On this date in 1961 about 4900 Algerian rebels in French prisons ended a 19 day hunger strike after assurances they would be treated as political prisoners.
Former Lowan Woman Shot to Death in Texas
Henderson Texas police report Michele Grove 23 of Bryant Iowa shot in her Mayflower home. Larry Donnell Wright 28 arrested and charged with first degree murder. Three males present at the scene.
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Henderson
Texas
Mayflower
Bryant
Clinton
Michele Grove
Rusk County
Miss Greve
Final Scramble Puzzle Nearing Thanksgiving Draw
The Gazette prepares to announce the final Scramble puzzle winner and the grand prize. As of now 224,982 entries exist with noon Wednesday November 24 as the entry deadline for the $500 grand prize drawing. A $50 daily prize will also be drawn November 24, with 35 recipients so far and five more prizes planned.
Gazette of Cedar Rapids Local Newspaper Ad Rates
The Gazette publishes daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription rates by carrier and mail. Rates include Morning Editions and Sunday combinations. long-term options vary by duration and region.
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THE
Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Serviee
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