Five Day Weather and Local Notices Summary
The forecast shows temperatures 8 to 12 degrees above normal Tuesday through Saturday with minimal daily changes. Normal highs 38 to 44 and lows 21 to 26. Precipitation around .25 inch expected later in the week. The report also lists town by town readings, barometer and humidity at noon, sunrise and sunset times, plus numerous obituaries and local notices including family announcements, fire and police incidents, traffic penalties, and service times across multiple towns.
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Gazette
Girl 16 Faces Three Charges After Police Chase
Barbara Jean Sasse of 4000 Council Street NE was charged with speeding reckless driving and attempting to elude after a police chase and crash on Cedar Rapids southeast side. The 16 year old's car, owned by her father Robert Sasse, hit a curb and spun on Linden drive SE. Damages were estimated at 800 dollars. she was released pending municipal court appearance Saturday morning.
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Connie J. Reynolds
Cedar Rapids
Robert F. Fettkether
Fourteenth Avenue
Beverly J. Henle
Third Street
Warren A. Bissell
Third Avenue
Clarence W. Blanchard
Parkway Trailer Court
Robert L. Shattuck
Tower Trailer Terrace
Leonard R. Willis
Patricia J. Wiland
A Avenue
Michael L. Jirouch
Nineteenth Avenue
Patricia J. Colton
Sixth Avenue
Bernice Holtz
Twentieth Avenue
Paul L. Finley
Twenty-sixth Street
Don E. Dukes
B Avenue
Maxine SE
Burke
Boice Road
Dale M. Bollhoefer
Twenty-seventh Street
Michael BE
Mees
Route Two
Tipton
Darrell L. Wanatee
Barbara Jean Sasse
Council Street
Linden Drive
Miss Sasse
Robert Sasse
Gladbrook Burglars Net $1500 in Two Break-Ins
Special to The Gazette burglars netted about $1500 in cash and $375 in Gold Bond stamps in two Gladbrook break-ins. The Gethmann Construction Co office was entered through an east door. A safe at Schwan's Food Market yielded $1202.29 in cash and $375 in Gold Bond stamps after a forced window entry. Sheriff Milo Quigley investigates.
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Gladbrook
Gethmann Construction’ Co
East
Idoor
Roland Dahms
Schwan
Wilmer Cooper
Tama County
Milo Quigley
Liquor Stolen in Union Hall Breakin
Burglars took three bottles of whisky and an undetermined number of mix bottles in a break in at the Electrical Workers Local 405 building, 317 Sixth, Sunday. Detectives say entry was gained by smashing a window.
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Electrical Worklers Local 405
Sixth Street
Work and Wealth Across Income Levels Revealed
The report shows at $12,000 a eighth have a second job while at $200,000 three in eight do. Half are driven by job demands. a quarter save for major bequests, retirement, or emergencies. Investments rise with income and most manage their own portfolios, even above $300,000, though many seek professional advice.
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Robin Barlow
Harvey E. Breaz
James N. Morgan
Delay Hearing For Mrs Knott On Two Charges
Eleanor Phillips Knott, 46, awaiting arraignment in municipal court on two counts of assault with intent to commit murder, has had her hearing postponed indefinitely. She was found in convulsions in the county jail Sunday and returned to the psychiatric division at University hospitals in Iowa City on the jail physician’s orders. County Attorney Jack Fulton will await a medical report before proceeding. The case stems from August 5 shootings of her husband George Knott, 44, and Gertrude Brandt, 40, of Marion. She previously escaped from the psychiatric facility and surrendered Friday evening, after which deputies returned her to Linn county jail Saturday.
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Eleanor Phillips Knott
Jack Fulton
Burglars Hit Oelwein Club for Fourth Time
OELWEIN burglars struck the Sportsman club for the fourth time this year after 3:30 am Sunday, forcing the front door. They took five fifths of whisky, a 12 gauge shotgun, and a paymaster check writer, though the gun and check writer were later found near the back door. No money was left. Owners Peter and Dominic Pirillo.
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Gazette
Three Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Federal Court
Three petitions were filed in federal court. Judith Ann Grant of 1403 Hamilton Street SW, an office clerk, reported debts of 2020 and assets of 158 with 150 exempt. Gerald and Gretchen Huber of 4101 Sixteenth Avenue SW reported debts of 6814 and assets of 2395 with 1835 exempt. he is a truck driver. Charles R. Welshhans, Central City truck driver, reported debts of 3125 and assets of 115 with 100 exempt.
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Judith Ann Grant
Hamilton Street
Gerald and
Gretchen Huber
Sixteenth Avenue
Charles R. Welshhans
Central City
Obituaries of Cedar Rapids residents list multiple deaths
Obituaries for Fred C Anderson 62 of Meadowbrook SE Cedar Rapids died Monday after brief illness. Active in Mizpah lodge AF and AM Iowa' Consistory E Kaher Shrine and Shrine Foot Patrol. Surviving wife Georgia Greenhow and a daughter and three grandchildren. Services at Turner chapel 3 30 p m Wednesday with Mizpah Judge. Burial Cedar Memorial. Also Con J Sullivan 67 of McKinley SE died Monday after long illness. Surviving wife a son a daughter four grandchildren and four sisters two brothers. Services Solemn Requiem Mass Wednesday 10 a m Immaculate Conception church. Burial Mt Calvary cemetery. Flora M Souhrada 76 of Oxford Junction formerly Cedar Rapids died Sunday after long illness. Surviving husband a son four grandchildren a great grandchild and sister. Services Rohn funeral home Wednesday 3 p m burial Linwood cemetery. Friends may call.
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Fred W. Ellercrock
Scottsdale
Ariz
van Horne
Ralph Kerkman
St. Andrew's Lutheran Church
Peffers
Blairstown
Toledo
Grace Collar Youngman
Minot
N.D
Montour Methodist Church
Henderson's
Brighton
Elizabeth E. Beale
Presbyterian Church
Stacy Lewis
Columbus Junction
Elgin
John Denner
Muehrenthaler
S. Independence
Keith K. Koile Sr
Pierce City
White
Hazleton Cemetery
North English
Arthur Miller
Best
Millersburg
Anderson
Mizpah Lodge
AF and
Iowa’ ‘Consistory
E! Kahir Shrine
The
Shrine Foot Patrol
Peoples Unitarian Church
Turner Chapel
Walter Kellison
Mizpah
Cedar Memorial
Mizpah Jodge
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Con J. Sullivan
McKinley Street
Ryan
Cedar Rapids
Monti
Sullivan
Cryovac Co
James A. Sullivan
Regis High School
Terrance Wilson
Mae Mahoney
Marguerite Gallagher
Marieta McCarthy
Justin Ryan
Dougherty
Howard Sullivan
Fayette
Dorance Sullivan
Immaculate Conception Church
David Pepper
Ralph Simington
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Parish
St. Margaret’s Circle
William A. Roach
Knights of Columbus and Daughters of Isabella
Brady Mortuary
Flora M. Souhrada
Oxford Junction
Cedar
Kan
Mervil A. Powlishta
H. V. Beeson
Rohn
Ramon Booth
Central Assembly of God Church
Linwood Cemetery
Edwin Seda longtime Cedar Rapids plumber dies at 67
Edwin F Seda 67 of 1816 Hamilton Street SW Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a long illness He was born November 20 1899 in Cedar Rapids a lifelong resident He worked as a plumber before retiring He married Mary Suma October 4 1921 in Cedar Rapids He was a member of Plumbers Union Local 125 past noble grand of Jan Hus Lodge 51 OOF and active in IOOF and CSA He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs William Rischer two grandchildren and a sister Mrs William Chadima Services Wednesday at 2 p m at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home led by Rev William B Harnish and Jan Hus Lodge Burial Czech National Friends may call after 7 p m Monday
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Edwin F. Seda
Hamilton Street
Cedar Rapids
Seda
Mary Suma
Plumbers Union Local 125
Noble
Jan Hus Lodge 51 Oof
IOOF
Prokop Velky Lodge
CSA
William Rischer
William Chadima
Janeba-Kuba
William B. Harnish
Jan Huslodge
Margaret Mineck 72 Cedar Rapids resident dies after short illness
Margaret Jeanette Mineck 72 of 823 Third Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a short illness. Born July 24 1894 she was a lifelong Cedar Rapids resident. Survived by brother Gus Mineck Cedar Rapids and sisters Love Lowe Tampa Elsie Bleakly Des Moines Frieda Davis Marion. Services at Rolin funeral home time to be announced later. Home Tuesday evening.
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Margaret Jeanette Mineck
Third Avenue SW
Cedar Rapids
Gus Mineck
Love E. Lowe
Tampa
Memorial Services and Burials in Local Churches
Memorial services set for Grace Sebrecht Tuesday at 11 30 a m Brushchapel with Rev Cedric Lofdahl. Burial at Linwood Cemetery. Requiem High Mass for Edna Stark Tuesday at 10 am St Pauls Catholic Newhall. Burial at St Josephs Cemetery Stark Settlement. Rosary Monday evening Teahen Chapel. viewing for friends. Ruth Frances Offringa mass 10 30 am Turner Chapel Tuesday with Dr Glenn W Mc Michael. Graveside Rose Hill Cemetery Condemanche Tuesday afternoon.
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Sebrecht
Grace
Brushchapel
Cedric Lofdahl
Linwood Cemetery
Stark
Edna Olive
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Newhall
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Stark Settlement
Teahen
Offringa
Ruth Frances
Ruth Frances— Turner Chapel At 10:30 Am, Tuesday By Dr. Glenn W. Mc Michael
Rose Hill Cemetery
Camanche
Window Shattering Shotgun Burst At Mueller Residence
Early Sunday at 3421 Shasta Drive NE, a car fired a shotgun burst breaking two kitchen window panes and injuring a yard light. At 3 10 a m the Mueller family slept through the explosion and tire screech. Mrs Mueller woke to the blast and the vehicle sped away. Police say shotgun likely used.
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Robert E. Mueller
Shasta Drive
Mueller
Lorraine
Guy
Muellers
Armed Forces Cedar Rapids Servicemen Honored
Cedar Rapids servicemen receive decorations for Vietnam era service and missions. Capt. Walter C. Hickman earns the Air Medal for meritorious flight achievement in Da Nang while serving as a helicopter pilot with air rescue and evacuation missions. Sgt. William D. Steffey receives the Bronze Star for valorous service against the Viet Cong at Luke Air Base. Maj. Richard E. Brubaker earns the Joint Service Commendation Medal for duties at Fuchu and MIT affiliation. Terrance Leidigh completes 13 months in Vietnam and heads to Norfolk after 40 days’ leave.
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U.S. Air Force
Walter C. Hickman
Walter Kk. Hickman
Bowling Street
da Nang
Vietnam
Hickman
Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service
Roosevelt High School
Tse
Air Force
William D. Steffey
Arthur Nesset
Maple Drive
Steffey
Luke Air Base
Ariz
Air Defense Command
U.S
Richard E. Brubaker
David R. Brubaker
Eighth ‘Street
Joint ‘Service Commendation
Pacific Command Electronics Intelligence Center
Fuchu Air Station
Ja Pant
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Shirley
Terrance R. Leidigh
Ray Leidigh
Carroll Drive
Ise
Norfolk
Friendly Soviet Visit Curtailed
MOSCOW AP The Moscow delegation of the Soviet Chinese Friendship Society said their trip to China was curtailed by Beijing and that at times thugs raged around the group. Viktor Mayevsky, head of the delegation, cited a hostile atmosphere and said the Russians returned home early on Friday.
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Moscow
Soviet- Chinese Friendship Society Monday
Peking
China
Viktor Mayevsky
Man sues McKesson and Robbins for 10000 injuries
Raymond Krumm of Mt Vernon files a 10000 damage suit against McKesson and Robbins Inc alleging a fall on the firm’s premises. He says his foot caught in ladder rungs against a loading platform while collecting calcium chloride, causing a comminuted fracture of the right arm and permanent impairment. He was employed by the city at the time.
Hunter couple sue for six thousand in auto injuries
Clarence Raye Hunter and Freddie J. Hunter of Center Point sue Gale R. Miller of 2916 Mansfield Avenue SE for 6000 in damages from a June 15 rear end collision in front of 5524 Center Point Road NE. Mrs. Hunter, a passenger in Mary Ann Burke’s car, claims a permanent cervical spine sprain and the petition accuses the defendant of loss of vehicle control. Mrs. Hunter seeks 4000 while her husband requests 2000.
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Clarence Raye Hunter
Freddie J. Hunter
Center Point
Gale R. Miller
Mansfield Avenue
Center Point Road
Hunter
Breakin Report At Springville Tavern
Deputies investigated a break in at Sulek's tavern in Springville after the owner opened Monday. Sheriff Walter Grant said the break in likely occurred Sunday night or early Monday, with no loss estimate yet. Also listed are two civil actions: D and B Construction vs Allied American Construction for 2962.20 and Walter Kassuba and North American Construction Co. for 4061.65, both breach of oral contract.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Sulek
Springville
Walter Grant
D and B
Allied Ameriican Construction Co
Walter J. Kassuba
North American Construction Co
Damage suit seeks 3331 in auto collision damages
Joy M Huston and George R Huston filed a 3331 civil action against Lloyd E Chesmore and Riley and Gladys Chesmore. Huston alleges injuries from Sept 26 when her car was struck at Bowling Street SW and Twenty-ninth Avenue at a stop sign. She seeks 2500 for damages. Huston seeks 831 for repairs and tow.
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Joy M
George R. Huston
Worthington Drive
Lloyd Eugene Chesmore
Riley
Gladys Chesmore
Outlook Drive
Huston
Waggoner Denies Drunk Driving
Delmar L. Waggoner, 45, of 3637 Belair Drive SE, pled guilty before Judge Harold D. Vietor to a charge of drunk driving after his arrest Saturday following a car crash in the 400 block of First Avenue East.
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Delmar L. Waggoner
Belair Drive
Harold D. Vietor
First Avenue E
Breakin Investigated at Waubeek Wee-Blue Inn
Linn county deputy sheriffs investigate a breakin at the Wee-Blue Inn in Waubeek on Sunday night. Entrance was gained by breaking down a back door on the north side. No missing items reported. Also listed are petitions filed involving Equitable Life Insurance of Des Moines against Gerald E. and Lana Kay Mercer, and Herman and Pauline De Neuf vs Ruben Arnold and Agnes Hollandsworth for evictions, plus Howe Richardson Scale Co. vs General Mill Supply Inc. for an accounts claim of 2259.25.
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Linn County
Waubeek
Walter Grant
Grant
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
Gerald E
Lana Kay Mercer
Marion
Herman
Pauline de Neuf
Ruben Arnold
Agnes Della Hollandsworth
Howe Richardson Scale Co
General Mill Supply, Inc
Cedar Rapids Board Meeting Moved to Harding Junior High
The Cedar Rapids board of education will meet in the Harding Junior High library at 4801 Golf Street NE at 7 30 p.m. A Gazette error had stated the gathering at the Board of Education building.
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Cedar Rapids Board of Education
Harding Junior High School
Golf Street
Board of Education
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First Ave
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