Deaths In and Around Inn County Reflect Long Lives and Loss
Obituaries list Herbert Johnson Sr 82 of Lisbon area and Ruth Power 71 a Cedar Rapids resident among several deaths. Details cover birth dates, spouses, offspring, and survivor lists with funeral plans, call times, and burial arrangements. Also noted are Hazel Pirkey 82 Slater and Sally Remington 35, plus Roy Serovy 89. services are pending or scheduled with local churches and funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Remington
Reynolds Ave
St. Luke’s Hospital
Turner Chapel West
Roy A. Serovy
24Th St
Brosh Chapel
Deaths in Eastern Iowa list multiple obituaries
A long list of Eastern Iowa deaths is reported with ages from 33 to 93 and notes on survivors locations and relationships. Funeral services are scheduled across Montezuma Vinton West Union and nearby towns with burial in local cemeteries and memorial funds established for several churches and libraries.
Margaret S Trumbauer 95 Jesup
Margaret S. Trumbauer 95 died Sunday at Peoples Nursing Care Center Independence. Survived by son Paul Rosa Bahl six grandchildren 20 great grandchildren one great great grandson. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St Athanasius Catholic Church Burial at church cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at White's with rosary at 7:30 p.m. today and 3 p.m. Tuesday Scripture service 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Peter C. Seeck 61 died Friday in Phoenix. Arrangements pending at Fellmets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M. Power
Elmhurst Dr
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cobalt
Ontario
Jake Power
Detroit
Mich
First Congregational Church
John
Smyrna
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Floyd Conroy
Knox Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial
Iowa Lung Association
Walnut St
Des Moines
Salvation Army
C Ave. NW
Ludmila Blazek
Brush Chapel
James DeSmith
First Presbyterian Church
Ely
Czech National Cemetery
Friends
Harley L. Schultz
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Leroy E Bauman
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
William B. Garbers Sr
Virginia Gay Hospital
Vinton
Carolynn
Cyndee Ohrt
William B. Jr
Pat Campbell
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Garrison Cemetery
Phillips
Frank F. Sedlacek
Loretta
Elaine Eden
Iowa City
Dolores Erb
Denver Colp
Joe P
Solon
Emma Jedlicka
Hills
Elsie Pisarik
Mount Vernon
St. Wenceslaus Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Donohue-Lensing’s
Stanley Edison Kuntz
Ralph
Lisbon
Olive Light
Morgan’s
William Steward
United Methodist Church
White Oak
Lisbon- Mount Vernon
Margaret M. Moellers
Ossian
Rufus
Ireaneus
Ridgeway
Roger
Margaret Hager
Muscatine
Betty Kuboushek
John Heying
Peter Heying
Joseph Heying
Calmar
Aloysius Heying
Granville
Hilarius Heying
West Union
Mary Reicks
St. Lucas
Hildegard Bohr
Cresco
Anna Bohr
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Burial Church
Visitation
Schmitz’s
Zola Kluge
Stanley Home Products Unit
Covenant Medical Center
Waterloo
Goldene Weichman
Campbell-Russell’s
Evergreen Cemetery
Margaret S. Trumbauer
Peoples Nursing Care Center
Independence
Paul
Jesup
Rosa Bahl
St. Athanasius Catholic Church
White’s
Archer quits post after trap admission over Coghlan case
British deputy Conservative leader says he offered money to Monica Coghlan to flee abroad to avoid press attention about alleged affair. He insists he never met Coghlan or had any association with a prostitute and resigns as deputy chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaw
Coghlan
Archer
London
Mayfair
Conservative Party
Monica Coghlan
Incumbents hold financial edge in Iowa races
Campaign reports show Republican Grassley with a large money lead over Democrat Roehrick in the U S Senate race. Other incumbents Jim Leach and Tom Tauke also report sizable cash advantages, while challengers Whitaker and Tabor trail in funding. John McIntee and David Nagle run debts and modest balances in the 3rd District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Daubenmier
Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
U.S. Senate
Charles Grassley
John Roehrick
Grassley
Roehrick
Iowa
Jim Leach
John Whitaker
Hillsboro
Tom Tauke
Eric Tabor
of Baldwin
John McIntee
Waterloo
McIntee
David Nagle
Waterloe
Federal candidates list contributions over five hundred dollars
Readable lists show individuals and groups donating 500 or more to federal campaigns. Names span Grassley to McIntee with amounts from 500 to 8000 plus numerous PACs and corporate funds, including ADM PAC and National Republican Congressional Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Des Moines Bureau
DES Moines
Charles Grassley
Jeffrey T. Bergner
Springfield
Dorothy R. Breen
Salinas
Calif
Howard Nelson
Council Bluffs
Edward O'Brien
Foster City
Dick Witham
Cedar Falls
James Galinsky
Lyle Middleton
James Sourbeer
West Des Moines
Fred Weitz
American Supply Association
Chicago
American Waterways Operators Pac
Arlington
ANA Pac
Detroit
Bowling Proprietor
Charles City
EMC Pac
Donald Nebergall
Cedar Rapids
Ted Arison
Miami
Fla
Herbert Katz
Hollywood
Joseph C. Knock
Creston
North Western Officers Trust Account
American Health Care Association Pac
Washington, D.C
American Optometric Association Pac
American Trucking Pac
Associated Builders and Contractors Pac
Brown-Forman Pac
Louisville
Burlington Northern Employees Voluntary Good Government Fund
Seattle
Wash
Compac
Winston-Salem
N.C
DuPont Good Government Fund
Federation of American Health System
Jerrico Pac
Lexington
Kellogg Better Government Committee
Battle Creek
Mich
Mapco Pac
Tulsa
Okla
Marriott Pac
Narfe-Pac
Pillsbury
Madison
Sutio Pac
San Francisco
Smith, Kline Pac
Philadelphia
Trsa Pac
Hollandale
UPS Pac
Greenwich
Conn
Mobil Oil Corp
New York
National Cattlemen Association
Englewood
Colo
Norwest Corp
Minneapolis
Consolidated Freightways
Palo Alto
Corporate Citizenship Committee
Motorola Employees Good Government Committee
ADM
Decatur
Associated General Contractors of America Pac
Dealers Election Action Committee
National Automobile Dealers Assn
McLean, Va
Right To Work Pac
John McIntee
Robert Armstrong
Timothy Wilson
Waterloo
Credit Union League Action Council
GCF
Hammer Mill Good Government Committee
Erie
Allied Mutual Insurance Co. Pac
Employees of
Mustang
Oklahoma City
Gilbert Commonwealth
Reading
Kmart Pac
Troy
Iowa Bank Pac Federal
True Responsible Government
Casper
Wyo
Brian Brueggemeier
Wallace Sulentic
John Haley
Gerald Kirke
American Supply Assn
New Republican Victory Fund
Alexandria
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Omaha
Haris Fepac
Melbourne
Centel Pac
Eaton Public Policy Assn
Cleveland
Ohio
Iowa Construction Industry
Pillsbury Co. Pac
Republican Congressional Booster Club
Amoco Pac
Maytag Good Government Committee
Newton
Marvin Pomerantz
Cargill Pac
Wayzeta
Minn
Neca Electrical Construction
Bethesda
Fund For America’s Future
Citizens For the Republic
Santa Monica
John McIintee
Copperfield Delivers Tricks At Paramount In Iowa City
David Copperfield played one hour of illusions at the Paramount Theatre drawing praise and standing ovations. The show featured a live audience, a goose named Webster, audience volunteers, and a planned Alcatraz escape for a TV special. Tickets were 17.50, with discounts for seniors and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fruehling
Gazette
Paramount Theatre
David Copperfield
IE Tower
Ground Transportation Center
City Hall
May’s Island
Paramount
KGAN
Grand Canyon
Great Wall of
China
Copperfield
Aaron
Webster
Alcatraz
Hancher
Iowa City
No winner in weekly Iowa Lotto drawing
DES MOINES AP There was no winner in the weekly drawing for an Iowa Lotto jackpot of 322 279 The prize rolls to next week The six numbers drawn were 13 14 16 25 27 and 30 The commission said 67 winners matched five numbers for 100 and 1 845 matched four for 10 while 23 023 matched three for a free play
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Lottery Commission
Naggatt and Lehman Welcomes Two New Local Babies
Pamela and Robin Naggatt of Ely welcomed a son on Oct. 25. Christine Lehman of 1515 E Ave NE welcomed a daughter on Oct. 26. Also listed are a mistaken alarm at 116 Second St SW at 6:32 p.m. and a medical emergency at 212 30th St Dr SE at 7:10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Luke's
Pamela
Robin Naggatt
Ely
Christine Lehman
E Ave. NE
Second St
30Th St. Dr. SE
Illinois Lotto Winning Numbers and Prize Note
Illinois Lottery reports Sundays draw results. Lotto numbers 0 5 6 with an estimated $2 million grand prize pool. Pick Four numbers 2 2 7 7.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inn County
Herbert Johnson Sr
Clive Dr. Sw
Heritage Acres Nursing Home
Siloam Springs
III
Alice Alexander
St Louis
Clayton
Ill
Kirkpatrick Feed Co
Robert
Herbert Jr
Alice Joanne Sanders
Vincennes
Ind
George
Quincy, Il
Esther Bullard
Mount Sterling
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Pioneer Avenue
Kingdom Hall
Mount Vernon Memorial Cemetery
Hazel E. Pirkey
Slater
North Grand Care Center
Ames
Linn County
Soderstrom Funeral Home
Shiloh
Funeral
William Ray Boatman
Story County Hospital
Nevada
Barnes City
Opal
Ankeny
Dallas
McMinnville
Ore
Joan Watts
Cole
Gladys Dalbey
California
Watts Funeral Home
Montezuma
Barnes City Cemetery
Elgin
John Moser
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Judy
Brian
Bruce
Cory
Craig
Janell
Raymond
Viroqua
Wis
Barbara Gearhart
Dundee
Martin
Earlville
Illyria Community Church
Illyria Cemetery
Burnham Wood’s
Minnie Walters
Mercy Hospital
George L. Gay’s
Anna Koch
John Simpson
Veterans Administration Medical Center
Rosanna Kinzebach
New Sharon
Bernice Harry
Watts
Jackson Township
Shellsburg
Effie R. Crow
Grace Trinity Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Winton
Fiona Anita Hibbs
David H. Hibbs
Hannah Struve
Michael
Vida Randal
Naples
Shiela Scott
Fort Myers
Shirlee Phillips
Quincy
Phillips’ Chapel
Vinton Public Library
Keystone
Peter C. Seeck
Phoenix
All
Fellmet’s
John Roedrick
Peter L. Faber
New York City
United Rubber Workers
Akron
International Molders and Allied Workers Union
Cincinnati
Marshall County Democratic
James Leach
Martin Carver
Jim Kent
National Republican Congressional
Whitaker
Stephen B. Barlow
Marion
Ernest Buresh
Anamosa
Warren McEleney
Clinton
David Shaff
PAC of
American Hospital Assn
National Cattlemen's Assn. Pac
Englewood, Colo
Deere Pac
Illinois Fund
Moline
Furniture Pac
High Point
Competitive Telecommunications Assn. Pac
Cosmetic Toiletry Fragrance Pac
Independent Coal Operators Assn. Pac
Bristol, Va
Barnett People For Better Government Inc
Federal Pac
Tallahassee
Television and Radio Pac
Iowa Construction Industry Pac
Voluntary Hospitals of America Inc
PAC
Iowa Farm Bureau Pac
Committee For Accountable Government
Dubuque
Fund For America's Future
National Republican Congressional Committee
National Automobile Dealers Election Action Committee
Coalminers Pac
National Federation of Federal Employees
Seiu-Cope Fund
Treasury Employees Pac
United Food and Commercial Workers
American Veterinary Medical Association
Ibew-Cope
VA Political Education Committee, Washington, D.C
Independent Action Inc
Arlington, Va
Machinists
Baldwin
Dave Nagle
Committee For
Amalgamated Transit Union
Friends of
Martin Olva Sabo
Hope Warshaw
Bruce Bondurant
Pleasant Hill
Joint Action Committee For
Highland Park
Atla-Pac
United Association
Service Employees International Union
PCC
Committee On Political Education
Afl-Cio
America’s Leaders Fund
Engineers Political Education Committee
Majority Congress Committee
New Jersey
New York University
Illinois Lottery
Springfield, Ill
John E. Lapes
3Rd Avenue S.E
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