Death notices spread across Iowa communities
Long obituary list from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns records the deaths of Clifford M. Bair 67 Blanche Smith 77 Margaret Alice Hughes 66 Eldon H. Bencke 62 James P. Connolly 90 Amana Adolf W Sievers 83 and many others. The notices include birthplaces ages dates services and burial plans across Keswick Marion Anamosa Fairfax and Cedar Rapids with details on survivors and memorials where stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford M. Bair
Keswick
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Mr. Bair
Doris van Dee
Mary Evelyn Downing Bair
Bair
Farmers Lumber Co
Dan
North Liberty
Lyle
Gerald and
Winston
Cedar Rapids
Leanne Junko
Waterloo
Joyce Dill
Ventura
Calif
Rosemary Lurber
What Cheer
Marilyn Shepherd
Oxford
Linda Monson
Ward
New Sharon
Glenn Fitzwater
Hemet
Gladys Spence
Longmont
Ellen Baur
North English
Loretta Shaull
Webster
Evelyn Claypool
Mountain Home
Ark
Ethel Bair
Keswick United Methodist Church
Larry Pauley
Powell
Sorden Cemetery
Blanche Smith
Fairfax
Glenn Smith
Lakeland
Fla
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Christina Boland
Tillie Tow
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
William Arquitt
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Margaret Alice Hughes
First Ave
Hawarden
Penick and Ford
St. Matthews Church
St. Barbara’s Circle
Mercy Hospital
James Hughes
Pierre
S.D
Florence Feldhaus
Mary Remacle
Howard
St. Matthew’s Church
A.A. Sodawasser
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Eldon H. Bencke
28Th St
Marion
Oelwein
Dorothy R. Sills
Kahoka
Navy
Harnischfeger
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Gladys Bercke
James
Dianne Gallard
Newton
Mass
Irene Smock
Hazleton
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Agnes Anthoine
Placid
Iowa
Connolly
Helen Richmond
Anamosa
Quality Inn
Delbert
Dubuque
Imelda Kluesner
Weather Report Flags Mild Weekend Warmup Across Regions
National high reached 92 in Palm Springs. Gunnison logged 15. Extended forecast calls for fair skies and warming through Sunday with highs from the upper 40s to mid-60s and overnight lows from the upper 20s to low 40s. Montana sees light snow in central regions. travelers advised.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Gunnison
Colo
Montana
Cutbank
Havre
Lewistown
Helena
Livingston
Continental Divide
Mississippi Valley
Bismarck
N.C
Williston
Florida
Carolina
Gulf
South Atlantic
California
Arizona
Plains
Mid
Upper
Great Lakes
Rockies
Plateau
Colorado Rockies
Oregon
Local Birth Announcements and City Dispatches
Vital statistics list multiple births with names and addresses in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. Also notes a Boulder Colorado birth and a list of local incident and emergency calls with times and locations including medical emergencies and an industrial accident response.
Fisher strikers return to work in Marshalltown
In Marshalltown the Fisher Controls plant ends a two day wildcat strike after union leaders and the company meet. Second shift workers resume duties as talks continue over replacing 20 union janitors with non union staff. Additional disputes include a four week stoppage at Dunham Bush and a drive to organize Marshalltown Hospital workers.
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Marshalltown
Fisher Controls
United Auto Workers
Dunham-Bush
Marshalltown Hospital
Burglaries Reported in Linn County
Linn County sheriff reports indicate three burglaries in Linn County sites including Waterhouse Dairy in Central City and Don Barker's cabin near Walker. Losses include $415 in goods at Waterhouse Dairy and $660 of items such as rifles and fishing gear at Barker's cabin plus tools and appliances at a Marion residence under construction.
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Linn County
Linn
Waterhouse
Central City
Bernice Boots
Don Barker
Walker
Barker
22Nd St
William Bishop
Manchester
Marion
Report urges family focus in policy priorities
The document prioritizes tax policies to support home care for aging and handicapped persons, greater help for families with handicapped members, and a systematic review of laws affecting families. It also calls for public sensitivity to handicapped issues, fair economic treatment for homemakers, and Social Security reforms to reduce biases against families.
Conference aims to shape policy on family work balance
Families, marriage and homemakers and more efforts against employment discrimination are discussed as Carter and Tucker pledge that conference recommendations will guide policy. An early step includes a meeting of corporate leaders and a seminar for personnel officials to reduce work family conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Tucker
Driver fair after crash in First Avenue collision
Wilbur G. Falconer, 34, was listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after a three car crash on First Avenue East near Glenbrook Drive SE Tuesday night. Falconer, of 371 21st St. SE, struck a westbound car driven by Dixie L. Rathjen, 29, then veered into an eastbound car driven by Kandis L. Moore, 19, of Anamosa. Moore and a passenger were treated and released from St. Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia E. Morgan
C Ave
Cedar Rapids
California
James T. Morgan
Rock Island, Ill
Square D Co
St. James United Methodist Church
James D
Lloyd Stewart
Arvada
Colo
James Landenberger
Ruth Hohmann
Arlene Hutchinson
Alma O’neill
Carol Bell
Menlo Park
Calif
Dorothy Joseph
Burleson
Texas
Bernice Kirkland
Vacaville
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Allen S. van Cleve
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
American Cancer Society
10Th St. SE
Ruth L. Reifenstahl
Balsam Drive
Dean Reifenstahl
Prokop Velky Lodge C.S.A
Dean
Irene Rummells
Esther Scriven
Brush Chapel
Charles R. Mehaffey
Czech National Cemetery
Wilbur G. Falconer
Mercy Hospital
First Avenue East
Falconer
21St St
First Avenue
Glenbrook Drive
Dixie L. Rathjen
40Th St. NE
Kandis L. Moore
Anamosa
Moore
St. Luke's Hospital
University Event Lineup Tonight At Hancher And Kirkwood
Symphony University Symphony Orchestra performs at 8 p.m. in Hancher Auditorium Iowa. Free admission. Seminar Money Talks I Real Estate Investment at Iowa Hall Kirkwood 6 30 p.m. Oct 29 Money Talks II preregistration 7 dollars call 398 5412. John Biggs concert 9 p.m. McAuley Auditorium Mount Mercy students free with ID others one dollar.
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Symphony University Symphony Orchestra
Hancher
U of I. Free
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood
John Biggs
McAuley Auditorium
Mount Mercy
Carter argues Reagan would falter in crisis leadership
During a Florida visit Carter cast doubt on Reagan’s crisis reaction ability. He said Reagan is a strong campaigner but would struggle in the Oval Office, arguing you cannot rely on 3 by 5 cards or a Teleprompter in a real crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Carter
Reagan
Oval Office
Campaign schedules of Carter Reagan Anderson
AP reports three front running candidates outline Thursday plans. Carter has no campaign activities in Washington. Reagan schedules include St Petersburg and Greenville Johnson Tennessee. Anderson plans Kalamazoo Detroit Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Carter
Ronald Reagan
St. Petersburg
Fla
Greenville
S.C
Johnson, Tenn
John Anderson
Kalamazoo
Detroit
Panty record bid at Sierra Lingerie plant
In Ogden Utah twelve textile workers spent about 90 minutes stitching what they claim is the world s largest pair of panties. The blue polyester garment finished at 126 percent inches wide and 193 percent inches long as workers prepare to submit measurements to Guinness World Records in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden, Utah
Sierra Lingerie Co
England
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Amana
Adolf W. Sievers
Oxford Methodist Church
George L. Gay
Oxford Chapel
Oxford Cemetery
Des Moines
Johanna O. Bursheim
Rest Haven
Keota
C. Wayne McCallister
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Williamsburg
Uhlmann’s
Luxemburg
Leander C. Steffen
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Church
Kramer's
Dyersville
Massillon
Harold Eves
Chapman's
Clarence
Olin
Walter J. Frank
St. John Lutheran Church
Hayden's
Vinton
Edith Helena Smetzer
Campbell-Russell
Jerry) Hayward
16Th Ave
Albia
Unionville
Eunice Wilson
Hayward
FMC Corp
American Legion
Shrine Club
Eagles
Edith Burbridge
Leander
Zimmermans
Lovilia
Lovilia Cemetery
Ernst
Carolyn
James Ernst
G Ave
Michael Edwin
Ralph Gull
Colesbury
Edwin Ernst
Edgewood
Margaret Bissell Hanna
Colorado Springs
Eagle Grove
John Hanna
Chicago
Colorado
Sharon Venik
Brodbeck
Dorothy Pearl
Turner Chapel East
Platteville
Wis
van Antwerp
Carl E
Kuba Funeral Home
William B. Harnish
Leksa
Alma Stelcik
Hus Memorial United Presbyterian Church
George B. McDill
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Goeke
Shelly Lynn
Clarence Frana
St. John’s Cemetery
Donald
Velma Arlene Lowe
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lloyd Brockmeyer
St. Paul's
Turner Chapel
Sal
Bruce Dobbins
The
Marion Christian Church
Strawberry Point
Funeral
George McDonnell
Sixth Ave
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
Coralville Lake
Cincinnati
Ptridy
Kansas City
PtCidy
Milwaukee
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Anchorage
Clinton
C.R
Serene Ewes
Nashville
N.orleans
Denver
New York
Phoenix
Honolulu
St. Luke’s
Rita
Glenn Lathrop
15Th St. SE
Catherine
Daryl Wear
19Th St. SE
Sheri
Russell Hotz
26Th St. NW
Laura
Dennis Cornwell
Third Ave
Mary
Ronald Bowman
Sailfish Drive
Hiawatha
Annette
Wade
Boulder
Maria
Bud Hunt
Gerald Hunt
Redbud Road
Gerry K. Schutt
Christina L. Butler
Philip S. Kenrady
Laura L. Tesch
Robert J. Sorenson
Sheila G. Yoder
Eldon L. Blessing
Mary J. Buser
Nichols
David P. Convey
Taryn R. Aiken
Mark A. Doubet
Sara L. Brewer
Charles J. Skiffington
Sandra E. Skiffington
James L. Mercil and
Teri L. Offerman
Vermont St
17Th St
Lynda Drive
Estroy Drive
6250 Ave. NW
13Th Ave
Fisher Strikers
Fair
Tonight
John. E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
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