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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1982

Page

2

Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Cedar Rapids Area

The notice lists deaths of Sherman LeRoy Dobbs 20 Atkins at St Luke’s Hospital from a truck bicycle accident with service details and survivors. Thomas Hobson 60 Fairfax died Mercy Hospital after brief illness with family and service info. Ethel Ora Case 72 Cedar Rapids died after long illness with church and cemetery details. Independence-Fae Graves 78 and London Ronald Gottschalk 57 with funeral details. Clara I Streif 84 and Earl Zenor 62 with burial plans. Opal Mae Schirm 68 Cedar Rapids area death details. Dean L Brownell 58 Cedar Rapids area death details. each entry includes birthplaces, spouses, children, and funeral arrangements.

Thomas Tom” Hobson Lillian Hobson Barbara Boston Cedar Rapids Thomas C George R Alice Goetschius Peosia Wally England Turner Chapel West Richard L. Thompson Trinity Lutheran Church Linwood Cemetery Independence Fae Grandma” Graves White’s Poyner Gilbertville London Ronald Gottschalk Chapman’s Clarence Lowden Cemetery Manchester Clara I. Streif Shelly’s Fairview Cemetery Farley Toledo Earl Zenor Mason-Hand’s Tama Woodlawn Cemetery Opal Mae Schirm B Ave Vinton Mercy Hospital Washington Iowa Lee R Columbia S.C Deloris A. Williams Marion Vivian Tsantz Wayland Dorothy Anderson Texas Homer Darnell LaPorte City Evergreen Cemetery Winton Leroy E. Bauman Kenwood Park United Methodist Church Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Dean L. Brownell E Ave Waterloo University Hospitals Iowa City Muscatine Bette Allenstein Maynard American Freight Co Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Lost Cord Deanna Shepard Key West Fra Sandra Livingston Cedar Falls Deborah Marshall Bishop Dale Omaha Neb Cora Brownell Marvin Ehnen

Memorial Services for Ayers and Others Noted

Memorial services announced for Harold W Ayers at United Parish Church Coggon burial at Coggon Cemetery arranged by Murdoch Chapel A memorial fund set. Maurice Goldberg observance at Turner Chapel East burial Eben Israel Cemetery temple Judah trust fund requested. Anna May Preclik service at Brosh Funeral Home Solon burial Oakland Cemetery. Ann Elizabeth Riordan service at Oak Hill Cemetery mausoleum. Mamie Borah service Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Clifford E Wiley service Stewart Funeral Home burial Mount Calvary Cemetery memorial fund. Robert Melsha death at Mercy Hospital services pending Brush Chapel Cedar Rapids.

Ayers Harold W United Parish Church Coggon Nancy Nichols Coggon Cemetery Murdoch Chapel Goldberg Maurice Turner Chapel East Robert E. Durach Temple Judah Eben Israel Cemetery Temple Judah Trust Fund Lindsay Lane Preclik Anna May Brosh Funeral Home Solon Jerry Crow Oakland Cemetery Riordan Ann Elizabeth Oak Hill Cemetery Theodore G. Lilley Borah Mamie Cedar Memorial Chapel Lewis L. Howard Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Camp Courageous P.O. Box Monticello Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Wiley Clifford E Stewart Funeral Home Edmund J. Becker Mount Calvary Cemetery

Sept births and local notices from Marion and surrounding areas

Vital Statistics lists multiple birth announcements across Marion Williamsburg Anamosa Manchester Spokane and Anamosa with parents and addresses. Grandparents named for several families. Also notes mistimed alarm medical emergency and gasoline leak incidents with times.

Tip of the Day on handling a poisonous snakebite

Dr. Steven Griffith of Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids advises on snakebite first aid and when antivenom is used. He notes most bites are not lethal and warns against certain home remedies and tourniquet use that can worsen outcomes.

Steven Griffith Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids

Truck hits bike on Highway 30. man dies in Cedar Rapids

A 20 year old cyclist, Sherman L. Dobbs, died after a pickup struck him from behind on Highway 30 near Edgewood Road. The driver, Shelby R. Cason, 29, of Gretchen Drive SW, was charged with drunk driving after the 11:35 p.m. crash as the victim, an employee of Denny's Restaurant, was returning home from work.

Sherman L. Dobbs Atkins Cedar Rapids Shelby R. Cason Gretchen Drive Dobbs St. Luke’s Hospital Edgewood Road Denny’s 33Rd Ave

Appreciation Day Slated in Victor

Victor residents plan a Monday Appreciation Day with a 10 am parade starting at the athletic field lot. A children pedal pull at 11 am on First Street, activities at the football field at 1 pm, water fights by firefighters at 1 pm, a free Pumpkin Vine Players play at 3:30 pm and a second show at 7 pm, plus a 4 pm rolle bolle contest on Second and Union streets.

Victor First Street Union Street Pumpkin Vine Players

Cocaine kingpin offers deal to Reagan in Bolivia letter

Roberto Suarez, described as a global cocaine trafficking figure, offers to surrender if the United States forgives Bolivia’s $4 billion foreign debt. He also asks the release of relatives held in Switzerland and warns against kidnapping or murder as U.S. agents pursue extradition. Suarez cites Bolivian sovereignty and criticizes potential U.S. intervention.

LA Paz. Bolivia UPI Reagan United States Bolivia Roberto Suarez la Paz Switzerland Suarez U.S Santa Ana de Yacuma Florida Roberto

Judge allows school Klan rally in Louisville many here

A federal judge ruled the Ku Klux Klan may hold a rally at Valley High School in Louisville despite a bid to block it. Judge Charles M. Allen rejected a request for an injunction, ordering school protection and police coordination for security at the Saturday event.

Louisville Ku Klux Klan U.S Charles M. Allen Valley High School Robert Cusick Jefferson County Allen Ad Hoc Klan Wilkinson Jim Kennedy

Teenager receives death sentence for rape and nun murder

An 18 year old Amarillo man, Johnny Frank Garrett, was sentenced to death by injection after jurors found he would be a future danger to society. He was convicted of the Oct. 31 rape and strangulation of 76 year old Sister Tadea Benz at St Francis Convent.

Amarillo Texas Johnny Frank Garrett Tadea Benz St. Francis Convent Garrett

Reagan Plan Faces Israeli Rebuke and Regional Debate

Mideast critics warned the United States plan deviates from Camp David and risks Israel. Begin described the proposal as betrayal and pressed Weinberger on Israel’s objections. Reagan urged a fresh start toward peace, calling for Palestinian autonomy under Jordanian guidance and a Camp David spirit, while officials argued the plan largely aligns with the accords.

United States Camp David Israel Begin Ben Meir Reagan U.S Caspar Weinberger Weinberger Mideast West Bank Gaza Gaza Strip Occupied Territory Jordan

New firm buys Sigourney site for sausage production

The North Forty Farm Co. a Rudy's Farm Co. subsidiary and Consolidated Foods Corp. unit buys the former Sigourney Boise Cascade plant. The firm plans hog slaughter for sausage by late summer or early fall next year and expects 100 workers with a 1.5 million payroll. Tim Wrinn will be general manager. The 15 year old Kingsberry Homes plant has been idle since 1980.

Sigourney North Forty Farm Co Rudy’s Farm Co Nashville, Tenn Consolidated Foods Corp Sigourney Boise Cascade Tim Wrinn Nashville North Forry Farm Co Kingsberry Homes Boise

FAA Sets Rules for Hang Gliders and Ultralight Airships

The FAA released its first regulations for hang gliders and ultralight aircraft restricting night flight and operations near populated areas. The rules prohibit carrying passengers, require permission for controlled airspace, and aim to minimize regulation while prioritizing safety. FAA spokesman Fred Farrar noted gliders have flown up to 13,000 feet in some cases.

Washington Federal Aviation Administration FAA Fred Farrar

Man Surrenders After Suburban Bus Siege Climax

Dalton, a former subway worker with a cast on his left ankle, threatened to detonate a grenade strapped to a suitcase during a bus siege. Police negotiators persuaded him to surrender at a park after he insisted on his demands and showed signs of mental illness.

Dalton Reagan John

Thought for today not as sudden as massacre

A quotation attributed to Mark Twain contrasts soap and education with massacre, suggesting quieter, long term harm. The line frames education and cleansing as equally potent dangers over time, underscoring a grim ethical reflection rather than a news event.

Mark Twain U.S

Des Moines Worker Killed By Power Line Contact

A Demco Inc. employee, Eric Royce Zilge, 31, was killed at a Des Moines residence when the truck’s metal boom touched a high voltage line while unloading concrete blocks. Authorities said he died instantly.

Des Moines Demco Inc West Des Moines Eric Royce Zilge

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sherman LeRoy Dobbs Shenandoah Shenandoah High School Pamela Melson Denny’s Restaurant Lester Dobbs Jennifer J Teahen Funeral Michael R. Boots Church of God of Prophecy Ethel Ora Case Fourth Avenue Williamsburg Elmer J. Case Christ United Presbyterian Church Cedar Chapter Ces Gethsemane Shrine Clark Seedt John Kahler Robert Melsha Mount Vernon Road Brush Chapel Joan Wayne Anderson Third St Nancy Randy Williams 25Th Ave St. Luke’s Sandra Ted Miller Donna Lon Marley South Amana Jamie Robinson Julie Kraig Rosendahl Ninth St. NW Teresa Donald Plowman Julianne Mike Weston 19Th St. SE Carol Gerald Burke Bobbie Craig Digmann Hopkinton Charles Dennison Raney St Hiawatha LaVern Digmann Spokane Wash Rae Jeff Johnson F. William Hilker Dunreath Drive Anamosa Esther James Benesh Robert W. Jones Patricia J. Rose Gregory Brooks Susan J. Cobler Mark B. Witting Susan A. Tabbert James G. Ashby Deborah M. Hewitt Nile R. Mentzer Jr Central City Debra A. Faust William C. Pearson Lissa M. Ingle Boulder Colo Michael R. Bostrom Sheryl A. Lensch William S. Holmes Michelle M. French Frisco Edward A. Landayt Victoria J. Harvey Springville Jerome Brooks Marva L. Reece Dallas Bruce D. Potter Newton Joanna L. Wilson Grinnell Kenneth R. Mrstik Cheryl L. Tollefson Larry R. Schlehuber Karen L. Bolinder Thomas M. O’connor Deborah A. Boyles David J. Huber Jr Tammy T. Sheffert Teresa Lavina and William Francis McGrath Sixth St Eastview Ave Second Street Fifth Avenue Miami Citizens’ Group Bill Wilkinson Illinois Collin Chicago Park Board Jefferson County Board of Education Judea Samaria Carter D.M Ae A Cena John E Elapes Third Avenue S.E
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