Death notices from Cedar Rapids include Richard Thorson and Lucille Storey
Richard Thorson 50 of 937 16th Ave SW died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital after a long illness. Born March 29 1933 in Decorah he served in the Army in the 1950s and worked for Wilson Foods. Survived by wife Helen Mae Franks two daughters two stepsons and several relatives. Services Saturday at Kuba Funeral Home East with burial at Hesper Lutheran Cemetery. Lucille B Storey 72 former Cedar Rapids resident died Tuesday in Huntington Park California after a long illness. She worked for Quaker Oats and is survived by two sons a sister and three brothers. Cremation and sea burial planned. Memorials preferred to Camp Courageous or Camp Good Health. Slaymaker Wilma 3 p.m. today at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories with calling after 9 a.m. today at Cedar Memorial Funeral Home.
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Richard Thorson
16Th Ave
Mercy Hospital
Decorah
Wilson Foods
Helen Mae Franks
Cedar Rapids
Eagles
Hesper
Iowa
Doran
Dawn
Dane
Anamosa
David J
Ronnie Warren
Diana Josh
Susan McNulty
Teresa
Daisy Coghlan
Wichita Falls
Texas
Helen Barth
Lucille B. Storey
Huntington Park
Calif
Cherry Valley
John A. Storey
Storey
Robert D
John A
Woodward
Loretta I. Ritchie
Earl
James
Milo Cassidy
Camp Courageous
Route 2
Monticello
Camp Good Health
Gazette
Becky Jo Wilson
Margaret K. Booth
Coralville
Decorah Marie Booth
Iowa City
Carl
Joel A
Oxford
Robert C
Shellsburg
Jerry Wickham
Bud Booth
Kenneth Booth
Burlington
Donald Booth
Des Moines
Arthur Booth
Jean Wickham
Elva McPherson
Dakota City
Ben Shreed
Princeton
Obituaries and Services Pending for Three St Luke’s Patients
Darlene Pat Conner 43 of 1201 10th St NW died Thursday at St Luke's Hospital after a brief illness with services pending at Turner Chapel West. Sidney W Boyles 74 of 1104 34th St NE died Thursday at St Luke's Hospital after a brief illness with services pending at Turner Chapel East. Robert E McEndree 60 of 2300 Rompot St SE died Thursday at St Luke's Hospital after a brief illness with services pending at Turner Chapel East.
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Darlene
Pat” Conner
10Th St. NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Turner Chapel West
Sidney W. Boyles
34Th St. NE
Turner Chapel East
Robert E. McEndree
Rompot St. SE
East Iowa Deaths Chronicle Local Notables and Obituaries
Multiple brief notices report deaths across Iowa including Donald Vandivier 68 of Great Falls Montana formerly Belle Plaine with graveside service Monday at Oak Hill Cemetery. Harris Bruvold 60 and Joyce J. Lynch 59 with services pending or planned at regional churches. Olga Luzum 92, Charles Yarwood 53, Josie Nieman 69 and others noted with survivor lists and church burials.
Sylvia A. Becker Guttenberg death obituary
Sylvia A. Becker, 84, died Wednesday night at Guttenberg Municipal Hospital. Survived by three sons Christ of Cedar Falls Otto of Nunnelly Tenn and Donald of Guttenberg two sisters Mrs Ted Dittmer Colesburg and Mrs Clarence Gender Guttenberg seven grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Services Saturday 1 30 p m St John's Lutheran Church Friends may call 2 to 9 p m today at Tuecke Allyn's Burial Guttenberg City Cemetery
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Joyce J. Lynch
Dubuque
Decorah
Orchard Manor
Lancaster
Wis
Kevin
Lawrence
Charleston
S.C
Janice Henwood
Patricia Frick
Greeley
Colo
John Malanaphy
James Malanaphy Jr
St. Charles
Ill
Betty Martin
Peoria
Mary Schrandt
Spillville
Dorothy Kendall
Dunlap
Julia Mossman
Caledonia
Minn
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Steine’s
CDA
Church Cemetery
Ross
Olga) Luzum
White House Nursing Home
Osage
Iowa
Ruth Boyer
Southington
Conn
Violet Masier
Vallejo
Calif
Faith Fretheim
St. Paul
Sylvia A. Becker
Guttenberg Municipal Hospital
Christ
Cedar Falls
Otto
Nunnelly
Tenn
Donald
Guttenberg
Ted Dittmer
Colesburg
Clarence Gender
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Tuecke-Allyn’s
Guttenberg City Cemetery
Robert W. Weldon
Marengo Memorial Hospital
Weldon
Parnell
Evelyn
Dorothy Berkey
Vista
Mary Jean Popko
San Diego
Pat Selby
Katherine Copeland
Mountain View
Myrna Welsh
Shirley Evans
Cedar Rapids
James
Thomas
John
Charles
North Liberty
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Uhlmann’s
Williamsburg
Notable Fraleigh dies. decorated Navy admiral and Iowa educator
Claud Mahion Fraleigh 74 of Coralville died Thursday at Mercy Hospital after teaching a dental class hours earlier. A former Rear Admiral and longtime professor and chair in periodontics at the University of Iowa College of Dentistry, he earned a DDS from Loyola New Orleans in 1932 and MS in periodontics from Northwestern in 1954. He served in the Navy 1935 to 1959, receiving multiple honors, and led Iowa periodontics from 1966 to 1976. Grave services at Arlington National Cemetery and a Fraleigh Scholarship Fund benevolence are planned. Survivors include his wife Genevieve and two sons.
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Claud Mahion Fraleigh
Bentley Manor
Lakewood Village
Coralville
Mercy Hospital
Fraleigh
Department of
University of Iowa College of Dentistry
Fullerton
Loyola University
New Orleans
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
U of I
John Montgomery
College of Dentistry
Iowa
West Virginia University
Genevieve M. Tenille
Sheveport
Mahlon
Edward
San Diego
Galagan
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
Fraleigh Scholarship Fund
U of I College of Dentistry
George L. Gay
Mary Grace Stoner dies. retired teacher resident of Sigourney
SIGOURNEY Mary Grace Stoner 72 died Wednesday at Maplewood Manor Keota after a 32 year teaching career ending in 1973. She is survived by husband Clarence M two daughters Mary Jane Waltman Sherry Kay Rogers six grandchildren one step son Xen A Stoner four brothers two sisters and other relatives. Services Saturday 1 30 p m United Methodist Church Reynolds burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery memorials to Ronald McDonald House Iowa City.
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Mary Grace Stoner
Maplewood Manor
Keota
Sigourney
Clarence M
Mary Jane Waltman
Louisiana, Mo
Sherry Kay Rogers
Laramie
Wyo
Xen A. Stoner
Bemidji
Minn
Ralph Tadlock
Wellman
Raymond Tadlock
Fort Collins
Colo
Thomas Tadlock
Iowa City
Talbert Tadlock Jr
Ruth Faas
Hazel Suter
United Methodist Church
Reynolds
Pleasant Grove
Ronald McDonald House
FBI raids target young computer enthusiasts across the nation
FBI agents raided the homes of more than a dozen youths amid an investigation into unauthorized intrusions into large commercial and Defense Department computers. Authorities said the suspects, mostly teenagers, could face wire fraud charges as probes continue with no arrests reported yet.
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New York Times Service
NEW York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Defense Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Los Alamos
N.M
McClellan Air Force Base
Sacramento
Calif
Rochester
Los Angeles
Detroit
Oklahoma City
James E. Mull
FBI
Alexandria
Mull
GTE Telenet Corp
Vienna
Milwaukee
Sloan
Former mental patient pleads guilty to Missouri murder
Charles Hatcher, once at the Iowa Mental Health Institute, pleaded guilty to capital murder in the 1978 slaying of Eric Christgen and was sentenced to life. He led authorities to a body on Arsenal Island Davenport and faces parole after 50 years. He also tied to the Michelle Steele case and claimed knowledge of additional burials.
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Joseph
Charles Hatcher
Arsenal Island
Davenport
Iowa
Missouri
Hatcher
Iowa Mental Health Institute
Mount Pleasant
Eric Christgen
Eric
FBI
Melvyn Lee Reynolds
Robb
Reynolds
Christgen
Michelle Steele
Michelle
Bettendorf
Richard Clark
James L. Churchill
One Dead and One Missing After Delta Area Crash
A one vehicle crash near the North Skunk River south of Delta in Keokuk County killed Herman Hartwig 50 and left his nephew Mark Hartwig 22 missing. The car left Highway 21, rolled, and plunged into the river. Dragging for Mark Hartwig to resume at 8 a.m. with Keokuk and Iowa County sheriffs, Delta police, and the state patrol assisting.
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Delta
North Skunk
Keokuk County
Ron George
Mark Allan Hartwig
Route 1
Hartwig
Herman Charles Hartwig
Highway 21
Iowa County Sheriffs
Delta Police
Iowa State Patrol
MADD Linn County Gets National Safety Council Grant
The Linn County MADD chapter has received a $1,000 grant from the National Safety Council for its effort in the drunk driving program. The council announced seven grant recipients and seven citations for contributions, with Cedar Rapids group honored for creating an education packet for operating while intoxicated offenders.
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Chicago
Linn County
MADD
Mothers Against
National Safety Council
Cedar Rapids
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Summary
Vital statistics record multiple births on Oct 12 and 13 with names and addresses of parents. A series of police and emergency calls follow, including medical emergencies, a gas leak, a short in a washer motor, an alarm malfunction, and an arson investigation at various Cedar Rapids area locations.
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Twixtown Road
Bever Ave
Broadmore Road
Sixth St
34Th St
15Th St
27Th Ave
A Ave
Preston Terrace Court
Thailand selects Sanya Thammakas premier after clashes
A decade ago university administrator Sanya Thammasak was named premier of Thailand following deadly clashes between troops and students. The transition marked a sharp turn in Thai politics as security forces faced student protests across key venues.
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Sanya Thammasak
Thailand
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Slaymaker
Wilma
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Leroy Bauman
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
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Donald Vandivier
Great Falls
Mont
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William
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Clinton
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Delhi
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Strawberry Point
Louise Wolfmeyer
Omaha
Neb
Mildred Schoeman
Velma Nieman
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Parrott and Wood's
Garden of Memories
Bernice Schumacher
Chris
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Fawcett’s
Lamont
St. Alberts Cemetery
Monona
Howard H. Clawson
Veterans Administration
Fort Harrison
Barbara
Boulder
Joanne Cowell
Schultz’s
Monona City
Ryan
Raymond Oehler
Elmhurst
Calvary Cemetery
Robert H. Balster
Phoenix
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Lansing
Mich
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Goettsch
Amos C. Booth
University Hospitals
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Army Air Corps
Kettering Cancer Center
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United Press International
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Michigan Bell
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Sharon Stadjas
Patrick Robb
Buchanan County
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Meadowbrook Drive
Faye Dykstra
Michael Burnoski
Colorado Drive
Wendy
Russell Fishell
Pioneer Ave
St. Luke's
Bonita
Bruce Frank
13Th Ave
Catherine
Randy Janssen
Vinton
Colleen
William Lorimer
Ninth St
Scott Yerkes
Pamela
James Jensen
Fruitland Blvd
Mary Lou
Greg Lehner
Newport Drive
Lori
Jay McDonald
K St
Michele
Bill Farris
Fourth Ave
Kathleen
Thomas Rice
Dunn Ave
Marion
Tamee
Kent Baumgartner
Johnson Ave
Mary Jean
Tim Prignitz
Blairs Ferry Road
Hiawatha
Gordon L. Stocker
Lisa A. Engelking
Michael R. Hall
Judy K. Neve
Steven C. Sebrecht
Sally A. Floerchinger
Robin J. Engelbart
Susan K. Pexa
Floyd Q. McNeese
Jayne M. Dietman
Roger A. Crane
Susan K. Mollenhauer
Center Point
David L. Lloyd
Geralyn M. Rolfes
Dennis P. Roeniig
Kathleen A. Kuenstling
Amana
James W. Usher
Bridgette N. Miller
Charles A. Tibbetts
Mary V. Schnell
Red Wing Road
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
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