Notable Iowa chemist Perry Bond dies at 104
Perry Avery Bond 104 of 2222 First Ave NE died Wednesday at Hallmar after a long illness. He was the University of Iowa's oldest known graduate, with degrees in science and chemistry. Bonds details include teaching posts in Sioux City Chicago Iowa City and Mount Vernon plus leadership in numerous scientific and fraternal organizations. Surviving wife Florence Booth Davidson and daughter Alice Clara Bond are listed. Funeral services are planned in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with burial at Oakland Cemetery.
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Storm Lake
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West
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Tacoma
Wash
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Rochester
Minn
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Cedar Rapids
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Jack Zervas
First Presbyterian Church
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A H. Winter
Sixth St
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Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Blanche B. Dvorak
Soutter Ave
Tama County
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Anton Hala
Tama
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Marshalltown
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Elberon
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Mountain Home
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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
Obituary notices for multiple Iowa towns published
Death notices list ages and service details for residents of Anamosa Calmar Decorah Elkader Hopkinton Independence Iowa City Oelwein Strawberry Point Tipton Vinton and nearby areas. Services set at churches and cemeteries with burial sites, calling hours, memorials, and funeral homes noted.
Once-a-month birth control pill may be ready in 18 months
Dr Walter Hermann of the University of Geneva reports a once-a-month antiprogesterone pill could be available in 18 months if trials stay on track. The drug would expel fertilized eggs during menstruation and require FDA approval for U S use.
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NATO chief accuses Soviets of aiding peace movements
NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns says intelligence links Moscow to Western anti nuclear campaigns with financial backing. Rep. Burton and Sen. Pell challenge the claim as they defend spontaneous, popular protests against nuclear arms. Luns maintains Moscow’s involvement despite criticism.
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Reagan
Linn Supervisors Hear General Assistance Appeal
Linn County supervisors meet today at 1 30 p m to hear an appeal on general assistance in the administration office building. Cedar Rapids Community School board holds a special meeting at 4 30 p m in the Educational Service Center board room to announce procedures for selecting a new superintendent. MuDaCo 82 Jazz Pizzazz and Razzmatazz at 7 30 p m in ee High School Auditorium. Gala Evening of Dance at 8 p m in Hancher Auditorium with the U of Dance Company and U of Symphony Orchestra. Camerata Singers perform at 8 p m in Clapp Recital Hall. Free piano and organ recital by Mrs. Cleo Shanklin at 7 p m at 1109 Third Ave SW.
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Dance Company
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Camerata Singers
Clapp Recital
Cleo Shanklin
Third Ave. SW
Local Art Exhibit and Theater Listings in Iowa City and Nearby Areas
Watercolor exhibit by Iowa City artist L Ochs continues at Hawkeye State Bank through May 19 with weekday hours. Theatre and performance listings include Ibsen The Master Builder at E C Mabie Theater and The Lights are Warm and Coloured at CosgroveWalker Complex, Upper Iowa University, with ticket prices shown. Also scheduled are The Sunshine Boys at Brenton Stage, Funny Girl at Paramount Theatre, and three one act plays at Mount Mercy with varied prices. movies listed on page 48.
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Cosgrove- Walker Complex
Upper Iowa University
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The
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Old Creamery Theater
Garrison
Colorado couple killed in Iowa crash
A Colorado couple Harold Norton 35 and Nancy Norton 26 died after Harold’s pickup struck a stopped semi on Interstate 35 near Des Moines. Their 2 year old daughter Lacey Jo Norton was injured and flown to Des Moines Methodist Hospital in critical condition after abdominal surgery.
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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 Calls From Cedar Rapids Area
Birth notices list numerous families in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with names and addresses, including O’Brien Wilson Friedl Wisted Brown Lebo Smyth Harreld DeLong Ericson Hartz Woolstrchill Otis Tegen Mann Roberts Shadle Sloan Koutny Hall Gehris Finley Lint and spouses. The report also chronicles a sequence of emergency calls and medical incidents ranging from 7:01 p.m. Wednesday to 4:31 p.m. Thursday across several streets and neighborhoods in the Cedar Rapids region.
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Scott B. Smyth
Martha J. Harreld
Richard D. DeLong
Cathie M. Niffenegger
Michael O. Ericson
Deborah S. Keller
Herbert V. Hartz
Donnabelle Schlitter
Thomas J. Woolstrchill
Patricia E. Maas
Patrick J. Otis
Karl S. Tegen
Cedar Rapids
Carl D. Mann
Patricia J. Roberts
Ainsworth
Craig A. Shadle
Vicki J. Sloan
Marion
Darwin E. Koutny
Springville
Karen J. Hall
Martelle
Steven W. Gehris
Diana L. Finley
Hiawatha
Pediatrician tips for when to call with a child’s cold fever
Pediatricians advise calling the doctor if a child runs a fever above 101 for a day or more or shows signs such as persistent vomiting or diarrhea. They note excessive sleepiness or irritability also warrants medical guidance. If in doubt, contact your doctor with questions.
Ambulance Driver Not Charged In Fatal Mason City Crash
The Iowa attorney general declines to charge Forest City ambulance driver Dwight Nelson after a fatal Sept. 1 crash on Taft Street. County officials cited conflicts of interest and lack of recklessness. Victim Elmer Grell of Mason City died in the collision.
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Forest City
Dwight Nelson
Selwyn L. Dallyn
Nelson
Dallyn
Richard Tompkins
Tompkins
Taft Street
Elmer Grell
Grell
Iowa Solicitor General Resigns to Enter Private Practice
Des Moines AP Iowa Solicitor General Mark Schantz plans to leave state employment in January. Appointed by AG Miller in 1978, the 41 year old will join Dickinson Throckmorton and Mannheimer and Raife in Des Moines to specialize in litigation. He previously taught at the University of Iowa College of Law and served as associate dean. Miller will appoint Schantz's replacement.
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Iowa
Mark Schantz
Tom Miller
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Miller
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Mannheimer and Raife
University of Iowa Law School
Marion man charged with drunk driving after arrest
Robert W. Stalkfleet, 23, of 555 19th St., Marion, was charged with drunk driving Saturday. He had earlier been listed as Thomas Stalkfleet, the name authorities say he gave at the time of arrest. Clarification will be published in this space. Phone 398-8313.
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Robert W. Stalkfleet
19Th St
Marion
Thomas Stalkfleet
Boy injured by arrow during father son hunting trip
13 year old Paul McDermott was shot in the right hip by his father James McDermott with a broad head arrow during bow hunting near Graf in Dubuque County. He was treated at Mercy Medical Center and listed in stable condition after surgery.
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Dubuque
Paul McDermott
James McDermott
Mercy Medical Center
Dubuque County
Gazette
McDermotts
Graf
Hunger Strike Ends for Algerian Detainees in 1961
In 1961 about 4900 Algerian rebels in French prisons ended a 19 day hunger strike after assurances they would be treated as political prisoners. The protest drew international attention to Algeria’s struggle for independence and highlighted prison policy debates.
Former Iowa woman shot to death in Texas home
Michele Grove, 23, formerly of Bryant Iowa, was found dead at her Mayflower Texas residence. Larry Donnell Wright, 28, was arrested nearby and charged with first degree murder. Police say three men were inside the house during the shooting.
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Texas
Mayflower
Bryant
Clinton
Michele Grove
Rusk County
Miss Greve
Last Scramble final prize drawing scheduled
The Gazette announces the final Scramble puzzle drawing with 224,982 entries. The $500 grand prize will be announced Thanksgiving Day in The Gazette and requires entries received by noon Wednesday, Nov. 24. A $50 daily prize drawing also occurs Nov. 24 with five more $50 prizes planned after 35 already awarded.
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The Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Gazette established in 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at Cedar Rapids Iowa. Morning editions and Sunday seven issues cost 9.20 for four weeks and 95.00 for five weeks, with mail subscription rates for other states at 125.00 for 52 weeks.
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Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Aioe
U.S
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