Weather and funeral notices amid daily records
City weather figures include high 44 and low 33 with readings through Oct 25. The column lists nationwide temperatures, barometer, humidity, winds, and sun events. Following are obituaries and funeral notices for multiple towns including Belle Plaine Waukon Maynard Luxemburg Amana Decorah Manchester Independence Anamosa Amana Coggan Center Junction Amana Hoover-Valentine Central City and Cedar Rapids area burials and services with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oi Orate
Waukon
Frank Lee
Martin’s. Waukon
Louie H. Moss
Martin's
Maynard — Earl Wilson
Delsing- Wright
Stanley Cemetery
Luxemburg
Andrew Parker
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Rosary
McBride’s
Dyersville
Center Junction
E. Belle Norris
Hayden’s
Wyoming
Amana
Carl J. Stuck
Hoover- Valentine
Marengo
Decorah
Ralph Nagel
Stevne’s
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Hird Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail including weekly and annual prices with notes on mail delivery limitations.
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The
Gazette Co
Hird Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapid
Elderly urged to rejoin voluntary medical insurance plan
Kenneth Reid of the Cedar Rapids social security office urged seniors to enroll again in voluntary medical insurance. Those 65 or older in 1965 may apply in late 1965 or early 1966, while others may enroll around their 65th birthday. The plan costs $3 monthly with government covering half the premium, and it may be revised before January 1 if rates change.
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Kenneth Reid
Cedar Rapids
Reid
UGN Drive Sees Gains Amid Soft Spots in Campaign
The UGN drive shows gains over last year with increases in Square D employees 15.5 percent Crandic Railway 88 percent and LeFebvre Corp 140 percent. Fourteen major firms cut gifts totaling 10000 while the Collins strike affected the drive. Government and education divisions exceed goals with 107.5 and 110 percent respectively.
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Square D
Crandic Railway
LeFebvre Corp
Edwards
United Community Service Board
Collins
UGN
Professional
Geographic
County
Marion
Tax on advertising in state awaits ruling
Burrows said the state has not collected any advertising tax revenue to date. The law requires reporters with $500 or more in monthly receipts by Nov 1 to remit by Nov 20, while those earning under $500 monthly remit quarterly. The applicability during a pending court ruling remains undecided.
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Burrows
Hearing Sought On Drunk Driving Case
Raymond R. Aldrich a 37 year old from Coggan demanded a preliminary hearing after arraignment in municipal court on a drunk driving charge. The hearing was scheduled for November 14 following his Oct 14 arrest in Maine township.
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Raymond R. Aldrich
Coggan
Aldrich
Maine Township
Reagan Speech Draws Packed House at Veterans Auditorium
Reagan criticized federal welfare as a colossal failure while pledging to save human beings with necessary spending. He urged church support for the unemployed and urged younger Republicans in attendance to consider long term choices. The event drew 1,946 served at dinner with 7,200 balcony seats filled.
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Reagan
U.S
Veterans Auditorium
Reagan G O P Promises Viet Victory Not Himself
California Governor Ronald Reagan told a Des Moines press conference that the Republican Party would offer voters a victory in Vietnam in 1968 and implied he would not be the candidate. He cited the credibility gap and questioned wartime decisions while urging stronger action and discussing possible war criteria. He stressed he is not a candidate for president.
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Des Moines
Vietnam
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
G.O.P
Johnson
U. S
Deaths Charles Cirkl 75 long illness longtime cabinetmaker
Charles J. Cirkl 75 of 113 Fourteenth Street SE died Thursday after a long illness. Born November 29 1892 in Utica New York he married Irene Scheneberger in 1935 in Iowa City. He served in the Mexican Border war World War I and World War II and belonged to Hanford Post 5 American Legion. Survived by wife two daughters three sons 17 grandchildren two great grandchildren a sister and a brother. Services at Turner Chapel East with time to be announced. friends may call.
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Charles J. Cirkl
Fourteenth Street SE
Smulekoffs
Utica
N. Y
Irene Scheneberger
Iowa City
Hanford
American Legion
John Walker
la Punte
Calif
Eugene McIntosh
Cedar Rapids
Charles A
Salinas
Andrew J
Robins
Larry M
Howard Campbell
Denver
Joseph Cirril
Menomonie
Wis
Turner Chapel
Julius X Bullinger 81 Dyersville native dies after brief illness
Julius X Bullinger 81 of 1801 Higley avenue SE died Wednesday after a brief illness. Native of Dyersville he worked 26 years as shop foreman for the Dyersville Commercial and 25 years for Russell's Guides Inc in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife Lottie son John four grandchildren brother Joe Kraemer and half sister Clara Bogart. Visitation at Kramer funeral home Dyersville with services Saturday 10 am at Basilica of St Francis Xavier Burial at St Francis cemetery Dyersville Rosaries planned Thursday and Friday evenings at the funeral home.
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Julius X. Bullinger
Higley Avenue
Bullinger
Dyersville
Russell’s Guides, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus Council
Lottie
John
Burlington
Joe Kraemer
Rochester
Minn
Martin E Hansen 76 Dies After Illness in Cedar Rapids
Martin E Hansen aged 76 of 1299 Thirty second Street NE Cedar Rapids died Thursday after a long illness. Born April 30 1891 in Store Hedinge Denmark he married Laura E Nelson June 24 1915 in Waterloo. He lived in Cedar Rapids 44 years and belonged to Noelridge Baptist Church and Lathers Local 115 Building Trades Council. Survivors include his wife a daughter Mrs H L Benedict of Cedar Rapids a son Alford L of Marion two brothers Carl of Junction City Oregon and Wilhelm of Denmark a sister Anne in Denmark. Service 3 p m Saturday at the chapel conducted by Rev Robert Shackelford burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call until 2 30 p m Saturday casket not opened after service.
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Storehedinge
Denmark
Laura E. Nelson
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Noelridge Baptist Church
Building Trades Council
Lathers
H. L. Benedict
Alford L
Marion
Carl
Junction City
Ore
Wilhelm
Anne
Turner Chapel
Robert Shackelford
Cedar Memorial
Mary Grace Minehart 70 Cedar Rapids resident dies
Mary Grace French Minehart 70 of 1200 K Street SW Cedar Rapids died born October 18 1897 in Wesley She was married to George Olin Minehart January 14 1920 at Hopkinton a Cedar Baptist Temple member Surviving daughters Vivian Howell and Melba Jasiewicz four grandchildren Services at Buck Creek Methodist Church near Hopkinton at 2 30 p m Saturday Reverend Dean Ward Burial Buck Creek cemetery Friends may call Turner chapel west until 11 a m Saturday and at the church from 1 30 p m until 2 25 p m The casket will not be
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Mary Grace French Minehart
K Street
Cedar Rapids
Wesley
George Olin Minehart
Hopkinton
Cedar Baptist Temple
Vivian Howell
Melba Jasiewicz
Buck Creek Methodist Church
Dean Ward
Buck Creek Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Memorial Services for Hopkins and Local Obituaries
Memorial services are announced for Mrs. James 8 at St Matthew's Church with a 9 30 a m Requiem Mass conducted by Rev Louis V McDonough. Burial follows at Mt Calvary cemetery with Monahan Stewart Funeral Home handling arrangements. Ethel W Sasse services are Friday at 1 30 p m at Kearns Dykeman Funeral Chapel Waterloo and burial at Fairview Cemetery. Roy G Kullander to be buried at Cedar Memorial after 1 30 p m service at Turner Chapel West led by Rev David F Larson.
Ford strike settlement ratified by Ford Local 600 and many plants
Auto strike ends as Ford Local 600 Detroit with 34 000 members approves the agreement by a substantial margin. Skilled trades, feared to veto, go along with the contract after extensive bargaining and nationwide ballots, paving the way for production to resume.
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General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Ford
Reuther
Chrysler
UAW
Ford Local
Detroit
Michigan
Service Pay Raise Passed by House
Washington UPI The house approved a 2.7 billion military pay raise sending the measure to the senate. The bill grants retroactive to Oct 1 a 56 percent increase in basic pay for all active duty service members.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Hearing Set For R L Papakee In Break In Case
Rudy L Papakee 18 of 1443 Third Street SE faces a court hearing November 16 at 2 p m on a breaking and entering charge tied to an October 15 break in at the Barrel Inn 227 Fourteenth Avenue SE Judge John B Reilly ordered release to his attorney Loreny M Hullinger pending the hearing.
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Rudy L. Papakee
Third Street SE
Papakee
Barrel Inn
Fourteenth Avenue SE
John B. Reilly
Loreny M. Hullinger
Innocent Plea Entered by Jerry Elick in Vehicle Tampering Case
Jerry Allen Elick 25 of 1440 Bever Avenue SE pled innocent to a charge of jury tampering with a motor vehicle. Trial in municipal court set for Nov. 16. He is accused of removing a radio antenna and an outside mirror from the car of his ex wife Carolyn Elick of 322 Thirty sixth Street NE at her residence on Oct 13.
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Jerry Allen Elick
Bever Avenue
Elick
Carolyn Elick
Thirty-sixth Street
Courthouse Returns Items From Web Tavern Seizure
Judge B J Maxwell ordered most items seized October 3 from the Web tavern returned to defendants Edward J. Hanna and wife. Items not on the warrant or lacking identification were returned, while 38 cigar cartons and several other specified goods were forfeited. Hanna is charged with receiving stolen merchandise.
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B. J. Maxwell
Web Tavern
First Avenue SE
Edward J. Hanna
Scutter Court SE
Counterfeit Trial Jury Rejects Alibi and Plans
In federal court Grant and Gearhart faced charges linked to a counterfeit operation involving 232910 in bogus money. Prosecutor Turner contended the scheme aimed to trap buyers, while defense argued lack of criminal intent and poor planning. The jury heard witnesses, including four Secret Service agents, and debated whether the defendants knew of the plan as they pursued a fake news story.
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Grant
Gearhart
Waterloo
Secret Service
Turner
Wayne Freeman
John Massa
Massa
U. S
Merle Fishel
Fishel
Kenneth Moon
Moon
Arthur Berkenpas
Lisbon
Barney Morgan
North English
Muriel Gill
Auburn
Helen Langlas
Marengo
Lucille Robinson
Marion
William A. Fry
van Horne
Darlene Harris
Vinton
Lillian McNulty
Watkins
Forrest Barker
Victor
Lyle Bruere
Helen C. Bothwell
Carol Joy Brown
Cedar Rapids
Plea Time Granted in Stolen Property Case
Edward J. Hanna 47 of 3850 Soutter Court SE was given until next Thursday to move or plead on a charge of receiving stolen property tied to a Sept 23 break in at Warehouse Market. Bootlegging charges against Hanna and his wife Geraldine 46 are pending in municipal court.
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Edward J. Hanna
Soutter Court SE
Hanna
Geraldine
Helmet Credited With Saving Life Of Motorcyclist
Clarence Hinson of Cedar Rapids was thrown from his motorcycle on Highway 150 near Hiawatha. He credits his helmet with saving his life as he slid along the road before being treated at St Luke's hospital for multiple cuts. A deputy noted he lost control when the front wheel began shimmying.
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Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
Clarence Hinson
C Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
Hinson
Legal notices listing foreclosure and debts
Hallie R Dronebarger v John Hayzlett for 2571 dollars under a written contract. Bohemian Savings and Loan Assn of Cedar Rapids sues David E Wassmer and Velma I Wassmer for 14746 02 dollars on a mortgage foreclosure. Default judgment Mark Fonck doing business as Powers Truck Port versus Kenneth Berchenbriter for 245 02 dollars on an account.
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Hallie R. Dronebarger
John Hayzlett
Bohemian Savings and Loan Assn. of
Cedar Rapids
David E. Wassmer
Velma I. Wassmer
Mark Fonck
Powers Truck Port
Kenneth Berchenbriter
Randall Held To Plead On Assault Charge
Ronald L. Randall 27 of 1761 Twenty-ninth street SE was given until January 4 to move or plead on a charge of assault and battery. He is accused of striking his brother Harry W. Randall of 665 Fifteenth street Marion on October 9.
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Ronald L. Randall
Ronald Leroy Randall
Twenty-ninth Street
Randall
Harry W. Randall
Fifteenth Street
Marion
Gross Offers To Buy Viet Ticket For UNI Teacher
Rep. H. R. Gross attacked University of Northern Iowa instructor Edward Hoffmans accusing him of teaching anarchy and treason by urging students to protest the draft. Hoffmans urged draft-card mutilation and antiwar actions in the university newspaper. Gross offered to fund Hoffmans a one way trip to North Vietnam for firsthand experience of free speech abroad.
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Gross
UNI
Washington
H. R. Gross
Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
United States
Waterloo
Edward Hoffmans
Hoffmans
Cedar Rapids
North Vietnam
East Side Marion Business Assn Formed in Cedar Rapids
A new non profit group, the East Side Marion Business Assn, held its first meeting at the Town House. Members are east Cedar Rapids and Marion merchants and businessmen. The aim is to develop business, industrial and transportation potential and align activities with the Sixteenth Avenue Merchants Assn.
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East Side-Marion
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Mississippi
C.R
St. Luke's
Steve Dawson
Devonwood Avenue
Milton Turner
Donald Price
Kenneth Rick
Urbana
Donald Kennedy
First Avenue
Francis Pratt
Ninth Avenue
James Caraway
G Avenue NE
James D. Helms
Walker
Michael J. Maloney
Park Towne Place
Edward F. Allaire
K Avenue NW
Phillip E. Mellett
Nineteenth Street
Tachikawa Risir Base
Japan
Rick High
Lt. High
G. R. High
Terry Drive
Gainesville
Fla
Justus W. Reid
Mr. Reid
Gordon K. Reids
Hillcrest Drive
Robert L. Cihla
Carolyn J. Zachar
Michael M. Collins
Dallas
Sara Ann Moody
Renee Dye
Gerald Russell Dye
Ravenwood Terrace
Fourth Avenue
Second Street
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Park Avenue
I Avenue NE
Belle Plaine
Raymond Share
Hrabak’s
Sary
Goettsch
Atlanta
Miami
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Cicago
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Seattle
Washinst
Associated Press
Cedart M Memorial
By Don North
Tory
Republican State Central Committee
War Rules
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Charles J. Cirks
Julius Bullinger
Martin Hansen
Martin E. Hansen
Thirty-second Street
Mrs
George Minehart
R. L. Papakee
Jerry Allen
National Flower Week
Pierson’s “Star
FTD Florist
Ellis Blvd
Uba
Jneral Aneba
Iluba
Hannas
Merle Fisher
Helmet
George Cleveland
East Side-Marion Business Assn
Turner’s
John K. Turner
Wevivary
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
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