Multiple Cedar Rapids area deaths and services listed
Obituaries for Arthur J Robertson 72 of Cedar Rapids and others list survivors and service details. Also noted are Anna Becker 37 Norway and infant Jennifer Seifert with services and burial plans. Additional deaths include Frank Bates 72 Iowa City Myrtle Vondracek 74 Emmet Shaffer 89 and Gladys Milke with funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennifer Anne Seifert
Bruce E
Cathy Ann Seifert
Johnson Ave
Chad O'Neill
Larry Seifert
Cedar Rapids
Joan Lemora
Raymond O'Neill
Denver
Colo
Clara Seifert
Ida Matson
Newhall
Babyland
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Iowa Obituaries from Across the State Include Dozens of Local Figures
The notice lists multiple deaths in Iowa with ages and funeral details. Individual entries include Kristen Barness 84 in Ossian with services at Stavanger Lutheran Church. Emanuel P. Zmolek 69 in Tama with Rosary at Mason-Hand's. Carl J. Steglich 89 in Postville with burial at Postville Cemetery. Mrs Michael Reinhardt 22 in Postville with burial there. J Linder Jr 42 in McGregor with burial at Pleasant Grove Cemetery and military rites. Ruth Wilsler 62 in Iowa City with services at First Presbyterian and burial Pine Hill Cemetery Grand Mound. Wyona Strawn 71 in Dyersville with burial Mount Hope Cemetery. Paul T. Duffy 68 in Dyersville with St Patrick's service and burial after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Kristen Barness
Stavanger Lutheran Church
Ossian
Friends
Burnham- Wood
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Thornburg
Iowa City
Ruth Wilsler
First Presbyterian Church
Donahue
Reiff's
Mount Hope Cemetery
Paul T. Duffy
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Reiff
Thieves Strike Cedar Rapids Fire Station
Four young adults stole a tape recorder and a training cassette from the Cedar Rapids Northwest Side Fire Station after slipping under closing doors as engines rushed to a Bowling Street SW fire call at 6 15 p m. Police checked the garage door but the thieves fled, leaving no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bowling Street
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Details
Incomplete OCR listing subscription options and pricing for Cedar Rapids Gazette including 4 week and 12 week periods. Mentions afternoon and Sunday editions and delivery areas. No clear names, dates, or concrete postal details available.
City Briefs and Club Notes From Local Spots
Canopus Club member George W. Gable of the Civil Service Commission will speak Tuesday at noon at the Elks Club. A one carat total weight diamond set is advertised at 398 dollars by Siegel's Jewelry. FMC Retirement Club hosts a noon picnic Tuesday in Bever Park main entrance pavilion with covered dishes and place settings. District Gov Bill Edwards of Clarion will address Cedar Rapids Rotary Club Monday at noon in Stouffer's Five Seasons Hotel ballroom. Optimists meet Tuesday noon at the Roosevelt Hotel. Downtown Kiwanis Club meets Wednesday noon at the ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopus Club
George W. Gable
The
Civil Service Commission
Elks Club
FMC Retirement Club
Bever Park
Rotary Club — District
Bill Edwards
Clarion
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Stouffer
Five Seasons Hotel
Vandals Cause $600 Damage to Cedar Rapids Car Lots
Twenty years ago vandals damaged several used car lots in downtown Cedar Rapids causing about $600 in losses. No arrests reported at the time. Local authorities investigated the incidents as a spree of property damage in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Nixon arrives in Hong Kong for two day stopover before China visit
Former President Richard Nixon lands in Hong Kong for a two day stay en route to Peking. He defends China’s defense needs, criticizes Soviet moves, and jokes with reporters before a four day visit to China. He notes Japan should bolster defense and recalls his eight years as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Richard M. Nixon
Peking
China
Nixon
Hawaii
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Angola
South Yemen
Cuba
Walter Mondale
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Japan
Chrysler faces possible collapse and mass layoffs
A study warns that Chrysler bankruptcy would endanger over 400,000 jobs and shake regional economies. Congress shows limited appetite for loan guarantees, while Iacocca cites regulation and prior bailouts as factors in Chrysler's distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Transportation Department
Detroit
Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Iacocca
UAW and GM Agree on Higher Holidays and Inflation Linked Pay
The UAW pact with General Motors improves inflation protection with a 1 cent hourly raise per 0.26 percent CPI rise in year four, reduces from 0.3 percent. It also raises paid personal holidays to at least 25 over three years, adding to legal holidays and two weeks of Christmas vacation, shaping a de facto 10 month year for auto workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
UAW targets three farm implement firms for strike
In Ottawa Illinois UAW leaders with a 100000 member vote adopted a new plan to strike three major farm implement makers John Deere International Harvester and Caterpillar at midnight Sept 30 if no new contract is reached. The union aims to pressure all three firms rather than a single target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ill
UPI
United Auto Workers
UAW
Pat Greathouse
John Deere
International Harvester
Caterpillar
Center Point Man Ashlock Remains In Critical Condition
A Center Point man, James L. Ashlock, 44, was in critical condition Saturday after a Friday morning shooting at Sammy's Lounge on Center Point Road NE. He was taken to University Hospitals in Iowa City with head injuries as police continued investigation Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lappe
Iowa City
Lappe
U of I
Center Point
James L. Ashlock
University Hospitals
Sammy
Center Point Road
Pair of Robbers Target Neighborhood Convenience Stores
Police said two white males may have carried out two early Saturday robberies at nearby convenience stores. The 7-Eleven on Edgewood Road NW was hit about 3 a.m. with a knife displayed by one suspect and an undetermined amount taken. A second robbery followed at the Quick Trip on First Ave NE around 4:30 a.m. with a knife-wielding suspect and an undetermined cash haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Road
First Ave
Index of Sections and Page Listings for Today's News
The listing outlines the newspaper’s sections and page ranges for sections A through F including News, Editorials, Sports, Finances, Trend, Farm, Ads, Crosswords, Horoscopes, Focus, Arts Town, Food, Home, Garden, Books and Travel. It shows page allocations such as Section A Deaths Editorial and Marion Pol Notes, and Section D Went ads.
Weather Report C R with wind speeds and 7 pm forecast
At 11 p.m. Saturday the wind direction and velocity are noted. Sunday rises at 6 48 and sets at 7 13. Last year high 81 and low 56 with 0 24 inches precipitation. Extended forecast: fair and mild Tuesday through Thursday with highs mid 70s to lower 80s and lows mid 40s to mid 50s.
Births and incidents logged at St Luke's and area towns
Birth announcements list a son for Robert Kern Winfield a daughter for David Gilchrist Monticello a son for Richard Schwertseger and others at multiple addresses. Additional notices include births at Ames and Denver. Fire and medical emergencies occur Friday and Saturday across Stage 4 Theater Orchard Trailer Court Davenport H Ave NW Bowling St SE and 518 Second Ave SE with alarms and mutual aid responses.
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Robert Kern
Winfield
David Gilchrist
Monticello
Richard Schwertseger
Kohawk St
Marshall Sebrecht
Vinton
Melvin Trotter
Woodland Court NW
George Yurick
Third St
Marion
Ronald Clay
Johnson Ave
Stage 4
Orchard Trailer Court
Davenport
Fifth Ave
H Ave
C Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Bowling St
Second Ave
Belle Plaine man injured in hay baler accident
Terry Collingwood, 21, of Belle Plaine, was listed in serious condition at St. Luke's Hospital after being caught in a round hay baler. He was admitted at 5:55 p.m. Saturday night, a hospital spokesman said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Collingwood
Belle Plaine
St. Luke's Hospital
Collingwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur J. “‘Robbie ™ Robertson
27Th Ave
Chamberburg
Estella Duede
Galena
Penick & Ford
Grain Millers
Iola
Anna F. Becker
Norway
Mercy Hospital
Watkins
John C. Becker
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
George
Louis
Wilbert
Glenn Boddicker
Ralph Houser
Mary Ann Becker
Clarence Schulte
Marlys Becker
Niles
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Robert Saunders
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Order of Foresters
Teahen Funeral Home
Frank H. Bates
Cashton
Wis
Henrietta Cunningham
Camp Douglas
la Crosse State Teachers College
University of Iowa
Mr. Bates
Navy Pre
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Iowa City High
Iowa City West
St. Thomas More Church
Iowa State High School Athletic Association
Moose Lodge
American Legion
William
Betty Bremner
Mount Vernon
Theresa Quinn
George L. Gay’s
Iowa City School Children’s Fund
Myrtle P. Vondracek
Higley Ave
Anson
Kan
Joseph C. Vondracek
Quad City Beauty and Barber Supply
Varra Stock Co
Rebecca-Fraha
Areh Club
Iota Epsilon
Pr Omicron
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
William G. Koehn
Bradenton
Fla
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
George McDill
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
American Cancer Society
Emmet Shaffer
Troy Mills
Minnesota
Rose C. Schuch
Rogers Crossing
Ioof Lodge
Phillip Hand
Kenneth
Walker
Harold
Troy Mills Christian Church
Tim Johnson
Murdoch Funeral Home
Hinchliff
Sydney M
Theodore G. Lilley
Cedar Memorial
Turner Chapel East
Arthritis Foundation
Gladys Milke
Ninth St. SW
Turner Chapel West
Iowa
Gazette Common
Golly
Suncor
Cedar Ross
Gorette Corrier
Siegel
Optimists
Optimist Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
Stewart Funeral Home
William J. Stewart
James F. Stewart
Richard Nixon
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
New York City
William M. Brodhead
Dmich
New York
Feds
Carter
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Ashlock
Editorial
R.card
Lowe
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
St. Luke's
Ames
Edward W.D. Smith
J.R. Farley
10Th Ave
Colorado
Jim Sindt
Alvin Sindt
van Horne
Pierson
Flowershop & Greenhouses. Inc
Ellis Blvd
Flo
Cedar Park
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