Deaths and funerals of Cedar Rapids area residents pass away
Obituaries list Emma Feyerabend 84 of 2125 Johnson Ave NW died at Mercy Hospital after a short illness. Laura E. Van Burg 77 died at Willow Gardens Marion with services planned in Lincoln and Marion. Michael Dean Harries 25 died of a gunshot wound in Palmer Alaska with services in Holton Kansas. Multiple other notices include Minnie M. Harman, Mary L. Whitehair, Dora O Varra, Richard F, Florence Marie Lane, Stanley Swanda, John Helmer De Berg, Edward Sedlacek, Clara A Hyland, Irene Amanda Marsh Wolfe, Koszta-Cliffie Eastman, Luana-James Rose, Bernice Schlarmann, Mabel Schultz, Frederic Otis, and Monona notices. Memorials and service details provided for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Feyerabend
Johnson Ave
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Milo C. Feyerabend
Feyerabend
Hanford
American Legion Auxiliary
Shrine Auxiliary
American Red Cross
Sokol Association
Retirees Club
Salem United Methodist Church
Bess Andrews
Paul Conrad
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
William B. Harnish
Czech National Cemetery
Laura E. van Burg
Willow Gardens
Marion
Lincoln
Neb
Harold E. van Burg
van Burg
First United Presbyterian Church
Don Gallagher
Mount Vernon
Bryan Hooper
Denver
Colo
Roy Bjorkman
Minneapolis
H.V. Feehan
C.M. Kincaide
Los Angeles
Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery
Michael Dean Harries
Palmer
Alaska
Mr. Harries
Kansas City
Linn-Mar High School
Marine Corps
Miller-Harries Datsun
Heather
Anamosa
Galen Harries
Gail
Anna Gresham
Abby Harries
Ames
Mercer Funeral Home
Holton
Kan
Buck's Grove
Varra
Dora O
The
Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church
Cedric J. Lofdahl
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Edgewood Road
Eoering
Richard F
Teahen Funeral Home
Roland Hischke
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Lane
Florence Marie
Turner Chapel East
le Roy E. Bauman
Kenwood Park United
John Helmer de Berg
Crestview Acres
Grundy County
Minnie C. Stumberg
Grundy Center
de Berg
Christ Church United Presbyterian
Harriette Burgess
Gladys Vail
Joyce Tucker
Tena Hummel
Cedar Falls
Martha Ostendorf
Helen Kinsinger
Reinbeck
Chris
Elmer
Robert Bouton
Rose Hill Cemetery
Irene Amanda Marsh Wolfe
D Ave
Marion Lee “Mac” Wolfe
Dorothy Davis
Richard Marsh
Turner Chapel
Edwin J. Simon
First Baptist Church
Cedar Memorial Park
Koszta — Cliffie
Croff) Eastman
Uhlmann’s
Williamsburg
Luana
James Rose
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Monona
Schultz's
Manchester
Bernice M. Schlarmann
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Bohnenkamp-Vernon’s
McGregor
Mabel J. Schultz
Thornburg’s
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Frederic Selwyn Otis
Hastings
Garden City
Medical care costs rise faster than inflation in 1981
Government figures show medical care costs in the United States climbed faster than the overall inflation rate in the first seven months of 1981. Labor costs, nurse shortages, aging population and widespread insurance coverage are cited as core drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Thomas Thomson
San Francisco
Crocker National Bank
Labor Department
Governor Ray heads final stage of Iowa prison hostage crisis
Gov. Robert Ray was out of state when five inmates seized prison staff at the Iowa State Penitentiary. Public Safety Commissioner William Miller and Social Services Commissioner Michael Reagen led decisions from the Emergency Operations Center as Ray arrived later with Lt. Gov. Terry Branstad unavailable. About 50 state officials and reporters tracked the crisis through the center and communications with the penitentiary in Des Moines Fort Madison Fort Madison Fort Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert Ray
Iowa State Penitentiary
Ray
Midwest
Milwaukee
Anamosa
Monticello
John McCarroll
Terry Branstad
Public Safety
William Miller
Social Services
Michael Reagen
Emergency Operations Center
Hoover State Office Building
David Oman
McCarroll
Iowa State Patrol
Iowa National Guard
Roger Gilbert
Division of Criminal Investigation
Gerald Shanahan
David Scurr
Penitentiary
Office of Disaster Services
Fort Madison
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Brief
Vital statistics list multiple new births with parents and addresses in Cedar Rapids Marion Anamosa and Hiawatha. The report notes a car fire under investigation at 1245 20th Ave SW a waste basket cigarette fire a medical emergency and alarm malfunction with times and locations around Wednesday morning through evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Ave
F Ave
Second St
Center Point Road
29Th St
Ripon St
Ninth Avenue
First Street
O Ave
Last hostage crisis wasn't like this one
Iowa officials recall a 1971 Anamosa flare up when prisoners seized a cellhouse floor. Warden Calvin Auger said guards were freed unharmed after tear gas and a cutting torch entry, with no armed prisoners and no pre negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Robert Ray
Iowa Men's Reformatory
Anamosa
Calvin Auger
Auger
Fort Madison
Midwest Old Settlers Reunion Opens in Mount Pleasant
The 32nd annual Midwest Old Settlers and Threshers Association gathering runs five days through Labor Day in Mount Pleasant. It features grandstand entertainment with a Johnny Cash appearance, Conway Twitty, Slim Whitman and more, plus a cavalcade of power and craft demonstrations such as sawmills, weaving, glass blowing, and threshing with steam and gas engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Midwest Old Settlers and Threshers Association Inc
Johnny Cash
Conway Twitty
Mel McDaniel
Slim Whitman
T.G. Sheppard
Mo Bandy
Rex Allen Jr
Margo Smith
Two Arrested After High Speed Chase Into Fairfax
Two men were arrested after a late night chase along Wilson Avenue SW and Highway 149 into Fairfax. Stephen R. Bronner 26 of Omaha charged with speeding and eluding after a Porsche 924 hit 107 mph. Frederick L. Bronner 25 of San Jose charged with interfering with official acts after the stop on the Fairfax viaduct. Deputies set up a roadblock. Cedar Rapids reports indicate over 15 more traffic charges pending against the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Avenue
Highway 149
Fairfax
Stephen R. Bronner
Omaha
Neb
Linn
Frederick L. Bronner
San Jose
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Reagan signals openness to talks on arms cuts and wage restraint
President Reagan urged that on site verification might be needed for arms reductions if both sides consent. He acknowledged defense cuts of about 30 billion dollars in 1983 and 1984 to balance the budget, while defending his economic plan and labor policies to a Chicago union audience. He warned that organized labor history shows public employees cannot strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
United States
Washington
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
White House
Building Trades Council
Organized Labor
PATCO
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward James Sedlacek
Costa Mesa
Sedlacek
Iowa State Teachers College
University of Northern Iowa
LaPlant-Choate
Ed Sedlacek Industrial Supply Co
Clara A. Hyland
Richardson
Texas
Shueyville
Harold “Hal” Hyland
Great Falls
Mont
Hyland
Shueyville United Methodist Church
David Hemley
Chase Econometrics
Bala Cynwyd
Joseph Martin
American Hospital Association
Dan Sigelman
Public Citizen Health Research Group
Edward Mills
Mills
Hemley
Thomson
Allen Sinai
Cheryl
Jon Martens
Reynolds Ave
St. Luke's
Margot
Derald Hafner
Pamela
James Jensen
Fruitland Blvd
Debra
Mark Jones
35Th St
Deborah
Rick Furler
van Horne
Sandra Kay Hoffa
Seventh St
Donna
Steven Forde
27Th Ave
Suman
Lila Grover
Sherman St. NE
Judi
Joseph Novotny
Ellsworth
Sue
Dale Hansen
Shirley Kurth
Grove Court SE
Gene E. Quandt
Becky S. Elam
Geoffrey Miller
Sara B. Waltz
David A. Gearhart
Beverly A. Greiner
Steven L. Peterson
Linda E. Patten
James A. Richardson
Sue A. Petersen
Alburnett
Herberth C. Obando
Janet A. Drago
Steven L. Hoyt
Diane E. Ehresman
Craig R. Reid
Diane M. Tauke
Hiawatha
Associated Press
Wythe Willey
U.S
Charles Grassley
Lowa
Settlers
Gazette Company
Third Ave
U.S. Territories
John E. Lapes
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