Weather and police notices fill Friday record
City and regional readings show highs and lows across many towns with trace to light precipitation. Public notices list traffic fines, court actions, and funeral services for numerous individuals.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
2
City and regional readings show highs and lows across many towns with trace to light precipitation. Public notices list traffic fines, court actions, and funeral services for numerous individuals.
Francis E. Woods 120 Fourteenth Street NE Cedar Rapids died Friday after a short illness. Born October 18 1907 in Cresco he married Esther and leaves four sisters Beatrice May Margaret Kutchera Irene Fairbanks and Adelyn Moyer. A World War II veteran he belonged to the American Legion and barbers union. Service at Immaculate Conception Church Monday at 9 a.m. Rev. William Roach to officiate. Rosary Sunday 7 30 p.m. at Brady mortuary. Burial Mt Calvary. Friends may call after 11 a.m. Sunday.
Harry Wesley Thomas 1124 Fifth Street NW died Friday after a long illness. Born April 3 1902 in Biloxi Mississippi he worked for Penick and Ford before retirement. Survived by two sons Harry W. III and Donald E. Thomas. three daughters Shirley Ann Carr Patricia Lee Thomas and Alice Marie Thomas. a brother Fred Thomas. three grandchildren. Memorial services set for Turner chapel noon Monday with burial at Linwood.
Frances Mae Byers 1601 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Friday after a long illness born December 14 1900 Davenport. Survived by two daughters Phyllis Kaegbein Betty Giza a son William Carl Byers Jr all Cedar Rapids a brother Tom Larkin California five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Memorial services at Turner Chapel 10:30 a.m. Monday by Right Rev Msgr William A Roach burial Oakdale Cemetery Davenport. Friends may call at the chapel.
Harry P. Morgan of 1607 E avenue NE is identified as a Cedar Rapids resident for 32 years, with the fragment indicating a local listing or obituary passage. Further context is missing to determine full details or event.
Retired employee of Iowa Manufacturing Co. dies in a nursing home Friday after a long illness. Born July 16, 1892 in Shimakin, Pa. No immediate survivors. Memorial services at Turner Chapel at 3 p.m. Monday by Paul Elder. Burial at Linwood. Friends may call at the chapel.
Mabelle L Schoenfeld 80 wife of Joseph J Schoenfeld died suddenly Friday night in Cedar Rapids Born April 7 1884 at Hansell Iowa she lived in Cedar Rapids 41 years Survived by husband a son Sheldon J of Pleasanton California a brother Clifford Schultz of Greeley Colorado a sister Mrs R D Price of Arvada Colorado and two grandchildren Memorial services Monday at 9 am St Matthew's Church officiated by Rt Rev Msgr J D Kearn Burial in Arvada Rosary by Msgr Kearn and St Joan's circle Sunday at 7 30 pm Monahan Stewart funeral home visitation after 2 pm Sunday
City briefs mention Goldwater in Des Moines and a chartered bus leaving Tuesday with contact numbers. Includes bowling ads at Magnificent Tropic Lanes, a leave with Lt Dean E. Conard, hospital news for Clair Haight, Cub Pack 24 awards, St Ludmila rummage sale details, a youth muffler fine, and a $160 theft report from Martin Carroll Jr.
Fatal crash report notes soybeans scattered across the highway hampering officials. Osborn, a machinist's mate third class in the navy, is survived by his wife Kaye and mother Florence. Body taken to Chapman funeral home in Clarence. He crawled from a window after pulling his foot free from a shoe and was not injured.
Joseph Francis Bryan, 26, an ex convict and former mental patient, was sentenced to life imprisonment Thursday in the kidnapping of a South Carolina boy aged 10 who was found dead in Florida.
President Johnson urged civil rights enforcement while touring the Deep South and spoke to racially mixed diners in New Orleans. He recalled a southern statesman’s comment about hearing only “Negro, Negro, Negro” at election time and defended the civil rights law as essential to the presidency. Treasury of campaign remarks and moments in Louisiana, Philadelphia area, and Pacific Northwest followed, with Humphrey and Goldwater making contrasting appeals on nuclear issues and debates.
The game features a sequence with Richardson, McCarver and Maxvill as Cardinals threaten and Yankees respond. Mantle hits a first pitch homer in the seventh off reliever Barney Schultz after back to back at bats produce a run and a hit with, culminating in a decisive moment for the Yankees.
An ad listing from KCRG TV promotes Republican National Committee messages with a focus on savings and value offers during a Saturday night time slot at 9:25 CST. The notice underscores ongoing political advertising.
Glenn Arthur Frette, 24, of Ames died when his truck overturned on a curve Friday and pinned him underneath.
Twenty five people were entombed Friday by a landslide that engulfed a sulfur mine at Wanli near Taipei. Chinese Nationalist police said all 25 were presumed dead, but only two bodies had been recovered.
Paris reports all twelve Boeing C-135 tanker planes ordered by France for its nuclear force have been delivered. The government announced the completion of the fleet on Saturday.
Gerald Hepker and David Forde were arrested after a high speed chase ending near Hepker’s home. Hepker faced charges of reckless driving and resisting due process while Forde faced drunkenness and related counts. Mantor was fined for providing the license. Both youths are juveniles with prior records. charges continued in municipal court.
Richard A. Karr 17 of 848 Seventeenth Street SW pled guilty to speeding in municipal court and received 10 Saturdays of work at the city dump. Judge McLaughlin also urged 60 day license suspension and fines totaling 20 plus costs for excessive noise and an unsafe boat operation. The boat incident occurred August 30 near the Kapa Ann, with spray splashing Cedar River cruise boat.
Waldo L. Embretson of 382 Twenty-seventh Avenue SW was fined $100 and costs for filing a false police report. Judge Howard McLaughlin suspended half the penalty. Police said Embretson claimed his car was hit in a hit and run on Saturday, when he actually admitted hitting a power pole on First Avenue East.
Donald W. Kinch Jr aged 21 of 4525 Ozark Street NE and Gene R. Gardner of 108 Third Avenue SE were fined $10 and costs each after pledging guilty to disturbing the peace by fighting. They were arrested after a disturbance at Little Caesar's on Sixteenth Avenue SW earlier. Richard M. Buehler, 26 of 924 M Street SW, received a 30 day suspended jail term after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace tied to an incident on September 28 in the 200 block of Second Street SE.
New York AP Curtis Publishing Co. places two senior executives on inactive status in a management dispute. Clay Blair Jr., editor of the Saturday Evening Post, and Marvin Kantor, head of the companys magazine division, are affected.
Geraldine Hayes 19 of 926 Ninth Avenue SE was fined 10 dollars and costs in municipal court Saturday for unlawful use of a driver's license. Several persons were injured and damage occurred during a wind storm Friday night at Little Caesar's on Sixteenth Avenue SW. she was arrested early Saturday.
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