MARION DEATHS INCLUDE RICHARDS AND OTHERS IN AREA OBITUARIES
Richard D. Richards 54 of 1368 Seventh St Marion died at home after a long illness. Born May 22 1929 he married Katherine Oaks March 8 1958. Services at Turner Chapel East with burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Other obituaries include Paul Estling James Boxwell Oscar Shurtz Rhinehart Brummer and more with services planned across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. “Dick” Richards
Seventh St
Marion
Victor
Katherine M. Oaks
Davenport
Jim Aronson
Neb
Dolores Roberts
Dubuque
Turner Chapel East
Edmund J. Becker
All Saints Catholic Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Paul P. Estling
Coggon
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Lou Gehrig
Edgewood
Lucille Schatzle
First Christian Church
Linda Hinton
Omaha
Gunnar
Long Beach
Calif
Leonard
Raymond
Lamont
Helen Bowers
Toddville
Vera Newman
Dorothy Stick
Houston
Texas
United Parish Church
Nancy Nichols
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Murdoch Chapel
James H. Boxwell
Sioux Falls
S.D
Veterans Administration Hospital
Mount Vernon
Streets Department
U.S. Army
Lorna
Vickie
James M
Marty
Donna Long
Sharon Techau
Lisbon
John
Seattle
Wash
Miller Funeral Home
Woodlawn Cemetery
Oscar W. Shurtz
Route 4
Marengo
Leatha Kubite
Janet McBurney
Central City
James
Hiawatha
Terry
Lucille Waltz
Red Bluff
Helen Jones
Les
Denver
Colo
Rhinehart
Pat’ Brummer
Colorado Drive
Americana Healthcare Center
Lastrup
Minn
Evelyn Tess
Caledonia
Allis Chalmers
la Crosse
Wis
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
Gloria Henry
Fontana
Darlene Nelson
Bonnie Akers
Sheila Moses
Rodney
Isbella Perkins
Angeline Jensen
Ray
Herb
Harry
Pierz
Kuba Funeral Home
Clarence Frana
Linwood Cemetery
Edwin H. Hansen
Mildred
Belle Plaine
Lyle
Chelsea
Helen Macek
Alice Hughes
Mabel Duncalf
Luzerne
Evelyn Fife
Waterloo
Alfred
Amana
Keystone
Leroy
Wilbert
Olin
Harold
Hrabak’s
National Cemetery
Merkel-Bucholt American Legion
Ted W. Hoppenworth
Lebanon
Sumner
Roger Hoppenworth
Clinton
Ottumwa
Ramona Lehman
Janet Lindaman
Westbrook
Edgar
Arnold
Lynnwood
Renate Henning
Edna
Hazel Long Sauer
Lutheran Home For
Vinton
Charlotte Sauer
Ira Ludden
Cedar Falls
Bill Long
Irene Heidbreder
Doris Debner
Phillips
Maple Wood Cemetery
Services Pending for Agnes Clement 93
Agnes Clement 93 of 1431 Fourth Ave SE died Monday at her home. Services are pending at Cedar Memorial Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Clement
Fourth Ave
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Memorial Services and Burials for Local Residents
Memorial services were held or scheduled today for Archie R. Baker Clinton J. Farrington and Agnes Mary Waite King. Services occurred at Turner Chapel East St Wenceslaus Catholic Church and St Ludmila Catholic Church with burials at Cedar Memorial Park Mount Calvary St. John's Cemeteries. Arrangements were handled by Kuba and Janeba Kuba Funeral Homes and included military honors for Farrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Archie R
Turner Chapel
Samuel D. McLean
First Christian Church
Cedar Memorial Park
Farrington
Clinton J
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
J.M. Kissling
Mount Calvary Cemetery
American Legion Hanford Post
Kuba Funeral Home
King
Agnes Mary Waite
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
Clarence Frana
St. John’s Cemetery
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home West
East Iowa Obituaries for Hansen Leonard Conner Hoppenworth and Sauer
Obituary notices list Edwin H. Hansen 72 of Belle Plaine and Maude L. Leonard 92 Elkader with survivors and funeral details. Ruth Conner 78 dies in Iowa City with no immediate survivors. Ted W. Hoppenworth 73 former Sumner resident buried Buck Creek near Sumner. Hazel Long Sauer 84 dies in Vinton with family and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Conner
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Horner's
Secretive N fuel shipments through Iowa begin soon
Iowa officials confirm planned shipments of spent nuclear fuel from Cooper Nuclear Station near Brownsville Nebraska to General Electric storage in Illinois. Secrecy lasts 10 days after departure to reduce sabotage risk, with about 30 trains over 5–6 years traveling 36–40 hours at 35 mph along Burlington Northern rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Daubenmier
Des Moines
Iowa
Cooper
Brownsville
Neb
Morris
Jack Crandall
State Office of Disaster Services
Ottumwa
General Electric
Illinois
Burlington Northern Railroad
Crandall
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Grove teacher fired over oath pledge refusal
Fourth grade teacher in Grove, Oklahoma, was dismissed by the Board of Education after refusing to sign a loyalty oath to the U S and Oklahoma constitutions. The teacher, Russell Turley, questions the need for the 1968 oath and has 10 days to decide on appeal. He says he was not allowed to speak at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Okla
The
Grove Board of Education
United States of America
State of
Oklahoma
Turley
Board of Education
McNiel Named Head of Grant Wood Educational Services
Grant Wood Area Education Agency board approved Robert McNiel as director of the educational services division starting Jan 9 at a salary of 39000 dollars. He will replace John Cordes who resigned last March amid restructuring disputes. McNiel currently leads Grant Wood Elementary in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Rogahn
Jazette Education
Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Robert McNiel
Monticello
McNiel
Grant Wood
Cedar Rapids
John Cordes
Dwight Bode
St. Pius
Kathryn Gutz
Cornell College
Double Drowning in Mississippi River Duck Hunt
East Moline men Richard Shetler and Everett Weston, both 30 and 41, disappeared after a hunting trip eight miles north of Muscatine. Shetler’s body was recovered near a dam two miles north of Muscatine, while Weston’s search was suspended at sundown and would resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
East Moline
Mississippi River
Richard Shetler
Everett Weston
Toe Head Island
Shetler
Jepsen pushes repeal of congressional pay raise
Sen. Roger Jepsen of Iowa says Senate leadership assured a January vote on repealing the $2,400 pay hike that took effect when Congress adjourned without final action. He notes that the current salary stands at $69,800 and adds House concurrence would be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roger Jepsen
Lown
Senate
Congress
Jepsen
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
House
Santa-Addressed Dynamite Package Found at Kennedy Airport
Police evacuated the Kennedy Airport post office after a package from Your Friend Santa appeared addressed to President Reagan. Port Authority and fire units investigated the 12 by 18 inch parcel bearing a Canadian postmark, suspected to contain two sticks of dynamite. A bomb disposal truck moved the package to Rodman's Neck for detonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reagan
Kennedy Airport
Andrew Kerzner
Port Authority
Rodman’s Neck Rifle Range
Bronx
Connie Montanaro
Tip of Day on preserving snaps with clear nail polish
A household tip advises applying clear nail polish to color coordinated snaps on infant and toddler clothes before their first washing. This coating helps prevent chipping of the paint during the dryer cycle.
Vital Statistics From Waterloo Area Births and Marriages
Births announced November 18 through November 21 list multiple families with parents names and addresses in Waterloo Cedar Rapids and nearby areas, including Nov. 20 son for Veronica Good and 5505 Sixth St. SW and several other newborns. Marriage licenses issued to numerous couples from Cedar Rapids Iowa City and surrounding cities with several pairings. Fire calls and medical emergencies noted including times and locations such as 4311 Beecher Court NW and 2930 Westwood Drive NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Good
Sixth St
Bridget
Mark Banke
First Ave
Diane
Gary Fickel
Kalona
Marie
Earl Lanphere
19Th Ave
Candace
Stephen Talbot
Roxbury Drive
Kim
Mark Ward
Oakland Road
Judy
Fred Weber
Seventh St
Marion
Justina
John Norton
11Th Ave
Debra
Leon Schwenker
Vinton
Karie
Tyrone Meyer
28Th Ave
Julie Noah
34Th St
Oppedahl
Coretta Susan
Bruce Remy McClain
Sara Lyn
Kirk Evan Bader
Joyce D
Clifford J. Schueler Jr
Virginia M
Ronald E. Overton
Lois Jean
Ronald Alvin Harwood
Susan Anne
Leonard Keith Fevold
Beecher Court
Westwood Drive
Saudi threat to cut oil output during embargo crisis
A decade ago Saudi Arabia warned it would reduce oil production by 80 percent if the United States, Europe or Japan moved to counter the Arab oil embargo. The remark reflected the high-stakes pressure amid global energy tensions and potential supply disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saudi Arabia
United States
Europe
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
METRO
Elkader
Maude L. Leonard
George
Evelyn Meyers
Louisville
Mary McDowell
Colesburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Witt’s
Ladies Guild
Mechancisville
Burial Rose Hill Cemetery
Mechanccsville Ambulance Fund
Department of Health, Water, Air and Waste Management
Department of Transportation
Iowa State Patrol
Iowa State University
Russell Turley
Grant Wood Educational Services
Muscatine County
Santa
Dawn
Andrew Thomas
Richard Aldershot
Golfview Drive
St. Luke’s
Steven Larson
11Th St
Scot E. Underwood
Janean L. Reinhardt
George A. Patterson
Anita M. Gordon
Gary T. Lovik
Sue E. Nylin
Jerry J. Boubin
Kim D. Schafrick
Terry L. Fisher Jr
Darcy D. Janssen
Clellan R. Fuller
Marlyne J. Miller
William C. Taylor
Donna M. Kirschenman
Clayton T. Bulmer
Linda V. Friesen
Cris A. Schoon
Nancy A. Donovan
Daniel E. Mougin
Homestead
Kelli E. Williams
Kenneth D. Ruhkamp
Beth L. Brockmeyer
Bruce A. Kopf
Janice L. Dunmire
Independence
Bruce A. Rohde
Alan L. Wall
Wendy L. Masterhan
Gary T. Bell
Debbra
K. Parker
Peter B. Adams
Gaylene A. Roach
Rick J. Davis
Kelly S. Techau
Daniel M. Stanek
Springville
Gwen E. Kloos
Paul D. Kramer
Walker
Mary E. Butterfield
Connie Marie
Donald Charles Reynolds
Jennifer and
James D
John E. Lopes
3Rd Ave
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