Weather notes and obituaries from a Saturday update
The page lists city high and low temperatures and precipitation hints for several cities, followed by Saturday afternoon times and normal values. It also covers sun and moon events, humidity, wind, and barometer readings, then shifts to a lengthy obituary and funeral notices for multiple Iowa towns with names, ages, and service details.
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Gazette
Deaths M Beatrice Toman 64 Cedar Rapids florist
M Beatrice Toman 64 owner of Toman Florists died at University Hospitals Iowa City after a brief illness Born May 14 1907 in Cedar Rapids a lifelong resident She was a member of St Matthews Catholic Church Altrussa Club and Cedar Rapids Floral Association Survived by two daughters two sons seven grandchildren a sister and a brother Funeral mass 10 a m Tuesday at St Mathews Church Burial Cedar Memorial Mausoleum Rosary 730 Monday at Brady Kuba Funeral Home friends may call after 400 p m Sunday
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M. Beatrice Toman
A Avenue NE
Joseph Toman
Toman Florists
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Altrussa Club
CLEAN Officials Satisfied With Cargill Pollution Efforts
Members of the Citizens League for Environmental Action Now met with Cargill Inc. officials to tour the corn starch facility on Otis road SE. Judy Jones said letters urged reductions in pollution and that the group will apply pressure while noting progress and newer pollution control equipment at the plant.
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Citizens League For Environmental Action Now
C.L.E.A.N
Cargill, Inc
Ecology Group
Cargill
Otis Road
Judy Jones
Wilson-Sinclair
Penick and Ford
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Gladys Raygor obituary notes long Cedar Rapids life
Gladys Raygor 64 widow of James A. Raygor died Saturday in a Central City nursing home after a long illness. A lifelong Cedar Rapids Marion resident born March 22 1907 she belonged to the Free Methodist church and the VFW auxiliary. Survived by a son James of Phoenix a sister Carmaleta Jeffery Marion and 14 grandchildren six great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. Teahen chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call Monday until 9 p.m. and Tuesday until 1 p.m. The casket will not be opened after the services.
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Gladys Raygor
James A. Raygor
Sixth Street
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Free Methodist Church
V.F.W
Joseph Simparosa
Denis Hoy
James
Phoenix
Carmaleta Jeffery
Teahen Chapel
C. W. Oscarson, Jr
The
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Teahen
Religious funeral notices list for Fieseler Beatty Swanda and Sister Mary Inez
Funeral services scheduled for Fieseler Beatty at 1 30 p m Monday officiated by Rev J Richard Wagner with burial at Czech National cemetery. Frank Swanda to be laid to rest at Janeba Kuba funeral home at 1 30 p m Monday with burial at Oakhill cemetery. Sister Mary Inez Zeman to be remembered Monday at 10 a m in Sacred Heart convent chapel with burial at Mt Calvary cemetery. wake Sunday 7 30 p m.
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Sacred Heart Convent
William B. Collins
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Medicare denial prompts patient to seek relief
Wantz recounts a retroactive Medicare rejection after initial approval. He faces a bill from the hospital, plans for a hearing that has not yet occurred, and questions why Medicare officials can’t resolve the issue promptly. He believes action is needed on Medicare.
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Wantz
Medicare
Cedar Rapids expands warehousing as Sitehousing leases space
Sitehousing Inc of Milwaukee leas es 58 000 square feet of warehousing from Henderson and Associates to store heavy equipment tires for B F Good rich Co and other national clients. The Cedar Rapids site will begin with 40 boxcars a month and is led by Gayle Lucksinger and Oliver Schuetz with Kenneth Becker as local manager. A separate lot east of First Avenue on Thirty second Street Drive SE is sold to Howard J Hampton for Charter Coaches Inc. Possession for Pioneer Terminals is set for Oct 15 and for Charter Coaches around Nov 1 with construction to start immediately.
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Gayle Lucksinger
Oliver Schuetz
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Becker
Milwaukee
First Avenue
Thirty-second Street Drive
Howard J. Hampton
Charter Coaches, Inc
Pioneer Terminals
Charter Coaches
Henderson
Allis-Chalmers
LaPlant Choate Co
House Movers Supply Co
LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Co., Inc
LaPlant Choate
Allis Chalmers
18 Year Old Vote Seen As Quiet Force In Nation
A survey across major cities shows 18 year olds largely silent for now yet registering in numbers in college towns. Viewpoints split between hope for change and a belief the era of upheaval has eased with fewer jobs and a slower Vietnam end.
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Cambodia
Kent State
Jackson State
Boston
Pittsburgh
Washington
Charlotte
Miami
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Vietnam
Quints Born In Israel At Hadassah Hospital
In Jerusalem Hadassah Hospital reports Israel’s first quintuplets born to 23 year old Hadasah Bermann after fertility treatment. The two boys and three girls weighed 1 pound 7 ounces to 2 pounds 6 ounces. Mother delivered in the seventh month. Moshe Bermann, haberdashery owner, expresses happiness.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Hadasah Bermann
Haddasah Hospital
Injured Woman Remains Critical After Iowa City Crash
Pamela Jo Alfers, 21, of 1106 Eighteenth Street SW, was listed in critical condition at University hospitals in Iowa City after a Saturday morning traffic crash on Sixteenth Avenue SW. She was a passenger in a car driven by Larry F. Svestka of 5661 Vermont Street SW.
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Pamela Jo Alfers
Eighteenth Street
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Sixteenth Avenue
Larry F. Svestka
Vermont Street
Soviet Parliament to Open Regular Session on November 24
The Supreme Soviet will begin its regular session on November 24, Tass News Agency reported on Saturday.
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Moscow
UPS
Supreme Soviet
Tass
Typhoon Hester Kills Two Americans in Vietnam
In South Vietnam Typhoon Hester swept northern and central provinces, killing two American servicemen and injuring at least twenty, the U S command reported Sunday.
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Saigon
Hester
South Vietnam
U.S. Command
Riches Faces Two Counts After Car Hits House
Police charged Robert F. Riches, 23, of 1205 Fifth Street NW with drunkenness and reckless driving after his car struck a parked vehicle on Eighteenth Street NW and then crashed into a cement block porch at the Frank Shoemaker home at 256 Eighteenth Street NW. No injuries were reported. Riches was held on a $220 bond. The crash occurred at 7:43 PM and involved a vehicle owned by Arnold McDowell of 4742 Danbury Street NE.
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Robert F. Riches
Fifth Street
Riches
Eighteenth Street
Arnold McDowell
Danbury Street
Frank Shoemaker
Rural Party Reports Flow in One Arrest
Linn county sheriff's deputies spent about two hours Saturday night pursuing youths and rumors between Central City and Coggon. A large beer party two miles southeast of Coggon drew over 50 people, with field fires and reported gunshots. By midnight, only one person was charged with intoxication.
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Linn County
Central City
Coggon
Five Iowa towns to film USIA movie in Midwest
Bellevue Alton Orange City Boyden and Fonda were named by the Iowa Development Commission as filming sites for The Numbers Start at the River a USIA project. Producer Donald Wrye said the film will depict small town Midwestern life and will be distributed to foreign television and embassy screenings.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Midwest
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Iowa Development Commission
Bellevue
Alton
Orange City
Boyden
Fonda
WH Productions
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Development Commission
Donald Wrye
Wrye
Cedar Rapids Jaycees Set Sunday On-To Club Meet
The On-to club will hold a work session a tour of project areas and a business meeting of the haunted house committee on Sunday at 4 p.m. at 1126 First Avenue NE, Cedar Rapids.
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Haunted House Committee
The
Cedar Rapids
Jaycees
First Avenue NE
Gazette History and Circulation Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 reports daily and Sunday publication from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates list carrier 75 cents a week and various mail options with monthly and yearly prices. The AP holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
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