Deaths of Anni Chadima and others in area services
Obituaries list Anni Chadima 78 of Cedar Rapids died Mercy Hospital after illness born in Hamburg Germany 1903 survived by husband Elmer and sister Martha Pless services at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home burial Czech National Cemetery. Also listed are Dorothy Johns 61 former Cedar Rapids resident died in Tustin California funeral Friday Saddleback Chapel. Donna Garth 30 Des Moines area resident died in a Cedar Rapids apartment fire with multiple survivors and services in Des Moines. Ronald E. Kadera 49 of rural Oxford died Mercy Iowa City with services at St Marys Church and burial Mount Calvary. Additional notices for Elam William Marion Balltown Donald A. Decker Birdie Ellingson William Kahl Elaine Childers Lester Chambliss Mary L McQuilla and Mary Davis plus Walter Schultz Lewis Lauterwasser and others with service times and burial plans.
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Anni K. Chadima
Fruitland Blvd
Mercy Hospital
Hamburg
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Elmer L. Chadima
Martha Pless
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
George B. Mc
Dorothy Bowser Johns
Tustin
Calif
Chicago
Lester Johns
Douglas
Gregory
Virgil Bowser
Marion
Nadine Ball
Springville
Saddleback Chapel
Donna Marie Garth
A Ave
Des Moines
North High School
Harnischfeger
Derrick Garth
Edna Marie
Douglas Cooley
Evangeline Ruth Lee
Deborah McCaleb
Victoria Garth
Christine Willis
Donald Graves
Centerville
George Brown
Robert Brown
Tracey Cooley
Jeffrey Brown
Alice Johnson
Charles Daye
Estes Funeral Home
13Th & Forest
11Th St
Ronald E. Kadera
Oxford
Iowa City
Johnson County
Velma Heink
U.S
Dean A
Becky K. Bream
Iowa
City
Elmer Kadera
LaVona Wood
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
George L. Gay
Elam
William Marion
Kent Funeral Home
Green City
Mount Olivet
St. James United Methodist Church
Perrine Cancer Center
10Th St
McQuilla
Mary L
Redemption Missionary Baptist
Balltown
Donald A. Decker
Reiff’s
Farley
Decorah
Birdie C. Ellingson
Slame
First Lutheran Church
Olson Fjelstul’s
Lincoln Lutheran Cemetery
Ridgeway
Londen
William Kahl
Zion United Church of Christ
Chapman’s
Clarence
van Horn
Martelle
W.M
Elaine) Childers
Goettsch’s
Tipton
Lester R. Chambliss
South Bethel Methodist Church
Visitation
Sheets and Son
Vinton
Burton
Mary) Davis
Presbyterian Church
Phillips
Walter F. Schultz
Trinity Lutheran Church
Campbell-Russell's
Newhall
Lewis Lauterwasser
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Fellmer's
Keystone
Health Department relaxes record confidentiality rules
The Iowa Health Department voted to loosen access to vital statistics including birth certificates after pressure from news groups and genealogists. Critics say the rules still shield records that are otherwise accessible and may limit public disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
DES Moines
Iowa Health Department
Mark Wheeler
Department
Wheeler
Tuition credits for private schools face constitutional questions
Washington AP A deputy Treasury official Tim McNamar joins Justice Department officials in questioning whether tax credits for private school tuition violate the First Amendment. The administration has promoted the credits, while critics warn they could undermine public education and favor religious training. Concerns also touch on economic feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
Administration
Treasury
Tim McNamar
Justice Department
McNamar
The
Jordan resigns as National Urban League president
Vernon Jordan formally announced his resignation as head of the National Urban League, effective year end, saying it was time for change. He will join Robert Strauss’s Washington firm, and speculation swirls about his successor among figures such as John Jacobs Ronald Brown Maynard Jackson and Andrew Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Post
Washington
Vernon Jordan
National Urban League
Jordan
Oil
Robert Strauss
John Jacobs
Ronald Brown
Atlanta
Maynard Jackson
United Nations
Andrew Young
Jackson
University of the District of Columbia
Lisle Carter
League
New York
Howard University Law School
My Vineyard
Southern Regional Council
Office of Economic Opportunity
Voter Education Project
United Negro College Fund
Cardinal Cody under federal grand jury scrutiny in Chicago
Federal grand jury investigates Cardinal John Cody head of the Chicago Diocese for diverting as much as 1 million in tax exempt church funds to a St. Louis friend. Subpoenas seek Cody personal banking records and diocesan documents from the mid 1960s and beyond. The case centers on funds control since 1965 and an investment tied to Helen Dolan Wilson, Cody's longtime associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
John Cody
St. Louis
Chicago Sun-Times
Grand Jury
Cody
Helen Dolan
Son
Mississippi River faces dim future from sediment and traffic
Environmental workers warn that sedimentation from locks and dredging, plus continued barge traffic, could transform backwaters into marshland within 50 to 100 years. The study urges a dual purpose river plan balancing transportation with wildlife, plus a 10 year rehabilitation program and erosion controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Mississippi River Basin Commission
Commission
John Marlin
Central States Resource Center
Alton
Navigation Transportation Work
Congress
Jerry Rasmussen
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Rasmussen
Bob Goodwin
Midwest
American Waterway Operators
Goodwin
Upper Mississippi River Basin Commission
Family in Massachusetts Massacre a Murder-Suicide Suspected
Six members of a close churchgoing family were found shot to death in Chicopee Massachusetts. Police said Richard Grochmal 52 may have killed his family before taking his own life or vice versa. The five relatives and the family dog were discovered in the home after a relative raised the alarm.
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Chicopee
Mass
UPI
Richard Grochmal
Grocmal
Jennifer
Edward Rojowski
Williamassie
Massachussets
Marcy Denoit
Grochmal
Blue Bird
Springfield
Stella
Stella Grochmal
Laura Grochmal Maslak
Carl
Denise
Eric Maslak
Mazlak
Ms. Denoit
Friends of Old Time Music Fiddler's Picnic Set
The University of Iowa group will hold its 11th annual fiddle picnic from 1 to 6 p.m. October 4 at the 4-H fairgrounds one mile south of Iowa City on U.S. 218. Fiddlers from Eastern Iowa and nearby states will perform. spectators may bring picnics. Admission is $2. under 12 free. Contact Tom Gillespie for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Friends of Old Time Music
Fairgrounds
U.S. Highway 218
Iowa
Tom Gillespie
N. Lucas St
Vital Statistics and Local Notices From Cedar Rapids Area
Vital statistics record multiple births with names and addresses across Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas, listing several families by parents and newborns or marriages. The notice also includes marriage dissolutions and a sequence of fire calls with times and locations around Cedar Rapids and Marion.
Meeting Set in Waukon for Parent Teacher Group
A group of Allamakee Community School District parents schedules a 7:30 p.m. meeting on September 17 in the Waukon Senior High School lunch room to discuss forming a parent teacher organization. They aim to survey interest and improve school home communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Allamakee
State
Parent Teacher Association
Gazette Publishes Correction on 1020 10th St SE Claim
The Gazette corrects a previous report claiming a dog burial on the lot at 1020 10th St SE. No dog is buried there. The paper invites complaints about accuracy and promises correction notices in this space and provides the phone number 398 8313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
10Th St
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates include Carrier and Mail options with weekly and yearly prices. some areas exempt from mail subscriptions.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Genealogists
Freedom of Information Council
Cardinal Cody
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Bay State Medical Center
State Police Ballistics Laboratory
Boston
St. Luke’s
Jane
David Fi
Olive Drive
Daugh Linda
Norman Zahradnik
Vallerie Louis Jannie
Jody
Kennett Clark
Lisbon
Debra
Ronald Clemann
Paula Brown
Eighth Ave
Carol
Jack Ehrmantraut
Pineview Drive
Dixie
Glen Wieditz
Mary Mathilde
James Thebeau
Sierra Drive
Kathryn
Darrell Triplett
Kohawk St
Debora Ann Robinson
Richmond Road
Ann
Thomas Goodall
Second St
Wesley C. Hokanson
Darla L. Deppe
Lynn P. Meiners
Diane D. Hilsenbeck
William D. Matthews
Lonnie L. Shonka
Brad V. Driscoll
Jean M. Craig
Steven A. Doty
Mary L. Boesenberg
Richard R. Juenger
Nedra J. Beets
Trevor T. Tharp
Renee K. Falder
Clarence J. Drees
Geraldine L. Douglas
Alfred D. Sturtz
Kristie S
Glenda L. Roberts
William J. Key
Aurora
Ill
Ardell M. Martens
Chad W. Todd
Denise S. Johnson
Shela M
James H. Olmstead
Leona Pearl
Warren Richard Bolton
Dana W
Ann Marie Lyon
Ann L
Delbert L. Boldt
Washington Avenue
Park Ave
Fifth St
First Ave
John E. Lapes
Dial
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