Weather and births report from the Daily Record
Extended forecast Mostly cloudy and turning colder with a chance of showers Tuesday. Clearing and colder with showers ending Wednesday. Highs 50s Tuesday and 40s to around 50 Wednesday and Thursday. Births Mercy Oct 24 Mr and Mrs John Vacek Oxford Junction a son. Births St Luke's Oct 24 Mr and Mrs Joseph Wells Marion a son Mr and Mrs Richard Pankey 824 Oakland road NE a son.
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C.R. Weather Rem
Mercy
John Vacek
Oxford Junction
Joseph Wells
Route One
Marion
Chard Pankey
Oakland Road
John Bever
Highwood Drive
Bradley Booth
Bever Avenue
Obituary notices across Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries detail deaths of John Dedic 82 of Cedar Rapids and vicinity, Delila J. Byers 83 of Central City, infant April Marie Wells, Alma L. Pire (10:30 a.m. Mon.), and other local markers. Services announced in multiple congregations and cemeteries, with burial plans in Czech National cemetery Jordans Grove cemetery Cedar Memorial and various local plots. Families include Emil Dedic and Josie Dedic. Byers survivors include Donald Byers and Frank Andrews.
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John Dedic
Cedar Rapids
Traer
Pavlovice
Czechoslovakia
Lillian Rejsa
CSA Lodge Prokop Velky 137
WFLA
Hanford Post
American Legion
Emil
Central City
Delila J. Byers
Marion
Hamlin Rollins
Linn County
James X. Byers
Waubeek
Byers
Jordans Grove
Frank Andrews
Rollins
Donald Byers
Central
April Marie Wells
Gary L
Mary Wisek Wells
First Street
Jason Wells
Lucille Meinke
Tucson
Ariz
Joseph Visek
Mary Visek
Jaime Wells
Glenn Bender
Murdoch
Pire
Alma L
Turner Chapel East
Denton Ericson
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner’s
Russell Leon
Hageman
Genive
Wilson Hyde
Chapel of Memories
Turner's
George
Larry Kenneth
Turner Chapel West
Roger Goodson
Linwood Cemetery
Turner
Jordans Grove Ao
Murdoch’s
Eden
Monticello
Alma M. Siebels
Reseda
Calif
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Goettsch’s
Tama
Charles Wirstlin
St. John Lutheran Church
Maple Grove
Harrison's
Oledo
Harvey Hines
Henderson’s
Oak Hill
Mary Jane
Minnie) Whannel
United Presbyterian Church
Amity Rural Cemetery
Erickson’s. Will
Ida Autzen
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Uhlmann
S. Belle Plain
Ely Man Arrested On Drug Charges
Richard Lee Kness, 27, of route one, Ely, was arrested by Linn county deputies at 3 55 a m Saturday on four drug charges. He faces two counts of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver and two counts of delivery of a controlled substance. Kness remained in Linn county jail Saturday night under 20 000 bond on the four charges.
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Richard Lee Kness
Route One
Ely
Linn County
Kness
Gazette Co Cedar Rapids Daily Rates Notice
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Co and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 Subscription rates by carrier and mail are listed for various editions and lengths No Mail Subscriptions accepted in areas served by Gazette carrier service The Associated Press 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
Associated Press
Man's Leg Broken In Cycle Accident
A 54 year old Cedar Rapids man DeForest Oliver was listed in good condition with a broken leg after a collision Saturday afternoon between his motorcycle and a van driven by Shirley Anderson. The crash on E avenue NW near Fifth street NW left Oliver thrown about 10 feet. Anderson was ticketed for failure to signal.
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Cedar Rapids
DeForest Oliver
Twentieth Street NW
Shirley Anderson
Fourth Street NW
E Avenue NW
Fifth Street NW
Anderson
Oliver
Cedar Rapids Cyclist in Critical Condition After Crash
Kenneth Trout, 23, of 3751 Twelfth Avenue SW, was rushed to University Hospital in Iowa City in critical condition after a traffic crash at Thirty-eighth Street and First Avenue East Saturday evening. He sustained multiple head injuries and fractures. A second person was injured but not believed to be seriously hurt.
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Cedar Rapids
University Hospital
Iowa City
Thirty-eighth Street
First Avenue
Kenneth Trout
Twelfth Avenue
Trout
Drunk Driving Arrest in Cedar Rapids
Donald Murphy 29 of route one Cedar Rapids was arrested by Linn County deputies on a drunk driving charge early Saturday morning. He was released to the department of adult corrections later Saturday.
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Donald Murphy
Route One
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Department of Adult Corrections
Open Houses At Fayette County Historical Center
West Union hosts two open houses today and next Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Fayette County Historical Center. The building at North Walnut and East Elm is a gift from the Good Samaritan Society of Sioux Falls to aid senior activities and the historical society. A Fayette County Helpers club led fund drive seeks 30 000 dollars over ten days starting Monday to remodel floors, hire a director, restore archives, and repair the exterior.
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West Union
Fayette County
The
Fayette County Helpers Club
Historical Society
Kermit Teig
John Hamilton
Lavern Alcorn
City Briefs: Church Robbery and Local Thefts
Police report Cedar Hills Community church at 4980 Gordon Ave NW broken into Friday night or Saturday morning with $65 cash and a tape recorder stolen. Also noted are a cash theft of $174 from Mrs. Darrel LaGrange at Sieg Co store and a gun valued at $165 taken from John Greenlee’s residence. An upcoming Iowa vs Iowa State basketball game is listed for December 12 at the Hilton Coliseum fieldhouse.
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Cedar Hills Community
Gordon Avenue NW
Iowa University
Iowa State
Ames
Hilton Coliseum
Darrel LaGrange
Sieg Co
Thirty-third Avenue
John Greenlee
Nineteenth Street
Monday Holiday for Federal Workers Observed
The Veterans day holiday will be observed Monday by federal employees. All federal offices will be closed with no city or rural mail delivery except special delivery. Window service is closed at Cedar Rapids main post office and First Street station. lobby hours vary. Collection box pickups start at 3 p.m. Monday.
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Cedar Rapids
First Street
Federal Building
Fitzsimmons Advocates Expanded Public Works and Honest Debate
The UMW leader argues for more federal and state public works without raising overall spending by shifting funds. He cites unemployment rates, questions the accuracy of official figures, and discusses Hoffa’s disappearance, Teamsters cooperation with investigators, and opinions on Gerald Ford.
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Teamsters
James B. Hoffa
Fitzsimmons
Department of Justice
State
Hoffa
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Gerald Ford
Postcard mix up highlights postal delays and rivals at Iowa gathering
Joe Podzimek at Cedar Rapids postal office puzzled by wandering postcards tied to Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls and Cedar Iowa. The missive prompted checks with Clarinda and Mrs Findley plans to keep the postcard as a souvenir. Political speakers included Sanford Bayh Jackson Harris Carter Udall Shriver and others at an Iowa Democratic gathering.
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Joe Podzimek
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Cedar
Iowa
Podzimek
Mrs. Findley
First City To Default in U S History
The first recorded default by a local government unit in the United States occurred in Mobile Alabama in 1838.
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United Press International
United States
Mobile
Ala
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