Deaths and services for Cedar Rapids area residents
Obituaries list multiple Cedar Rapids area residents including Harry W. Boedecker 62 of 236 Johnson Ave NW died at Mercy Hospital after a long illness, Alice M. Reif 48 of 619 Fifth St NW died at St Luke's Hospital, and Frank Ulch 75 of 917 Seventh St SE died at Mercy Hospital. Also noted are numerous funeral announcements across Dysart Independence Oelwein and surrounding towns with service times, burial places, and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Boedecker
Johnson Ave
Mercy Hospital
Birmingham
Ala
Kathleen M. Hayes
Brisbane
Australia
Anamosa
Iowa Manufacturing
St. Matthews Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
American Legion Hanford Post
Boedecker
Barbara Butterfield
Cedar Rapids
Peggy Corlee
Grandview
William S
Harry E
Pittsburgh
Frances Habeck
Milwaukee
Frederick Fangmann
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Alice Mae Reif
Fifth St
St. Luke’s Hospital
Stockton
Alice M. Waack
Christian J. Reif
Durant
Rose Lorenz
Marion
Irene Ruth
China Lake
Calif
Martha Witham
Teresa Brewer
Prairie Farm
Wis
JoAnn Reif
Wilton
Janet
Frank Ulch
Seventh St. SE
Anna Marie Jenista
Stamats Publishing
Mary Kopecky
Bernice Boyd
Delores Roy
Cosmopolis
Wash
Brush Chapel
Francis Frana
Czech National Cemetery
Dysart
Charles Peterson
Dysart United Methodist Church
Overton Funeral Home
Harper — Irvin
Powell Funeral Home
Keota
Independence
Walter A. Klever
First United Presbyterian Church
Floral Hills Memorial Garden
Oelwein
White's
Paul Shoemaker
Evanston, Ill
White’s
Manchester
Bernard F
Bob” Sullivan Sr
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Oakland Cemetery
Shelley Funeral Home
Howard Chapman
Zion Lutheran Church
Brant- Kerns Funeral Home
Sigourney
Earl A. Striegel
Edward Greer
St. Elizabeth’s
Harper
Visitation
Holm Funeral
St. Mary’s
Strawberry Point
Edna Wesley
Roberson Funeral Chapel
Strawberry Point Cemetery
Vinton
Jerry Marek
Phillips
West Union
Matthew J. Molumby
Holy Name Catholic Church
Burnham-Wood Funeral Home
Knights of Columbus
Fred Trafelet
United Methodist Church
West Union Cemetery
Friends
Burnham Wood Funeral Home
Warren E. Coghlan
Harden Funeral
Thornburg
Frank J. Parkis
Walker
Fairfax
Bessie E. Valenta
Rolland Towell
Murdoch Funeral Home
Elmer J. Pycha
Jacolyn Drive
Betty L. Worthington
National Oats Co
Betty Lou Linsley
Lisbon
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Leroy E. Bauman
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Herbert H. Hoadley
A Ave
Sabula
Eunice B. Hurtt
Hoadley
Mount Hermon Lodge
Trawel
R.A.M
Palestine Council
R & SM
Apollo Commandery
Cedar
O.E.S
Gethsemane White Shrine
el Kahir Shrine
American Legion
Hanford Post
Traveling Men’s Club
Veteran's Old-Timers Club
Cedar Rapids Civic Bureau
Typographical Union No
Paul Hasel
Salem United Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Shriner's Hospitals For
el Kahir Temple
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Summary
Birth notices list a daughter born to Carmen and David Knott at 1212 Cheyenne Road NW. Additional births include Sara and Richard Rheinschmidt at 2612 Falcon Drive NE a son Marlene and Ronald Powers Route 3 Marion a son Debra and Gaylord Davis 1636 32nd St NE a daughter. At Shillington Pa to Karen and Ed Whipple a son Aug 25. Dr and Mrs Thomas J Snyder at St Louis Mo a son Sept 18. grandparents listed. Emergency and nuisance reports include listed times and locations for medical emergency rubbish false alarm burning gas flush and a needless call across Marion and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
Richard Rheinschmidt
Falcon Drive
Marlene
Ronald Powers
Marion
Debra
Gaylord Davis
32Nd St
Shillington
Karen
Ed Whipple
Jack W. Brown
42Nd St. NE
St. Louis
Thomas J. Snyder
Lucille Horner
Clarifications Corrections in Gazette on Wurth speech
The Gazette corrects a report that Arthur P. Wurth would speak Tuesday at First Church of Christ Scientist 1242 Second Ave SE. The actual talk is Tuesday Sept 29 at 8 pm. The paper will publish corrections for errors or omissions in this space and welcomes complaints at 398-8313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Wurth
First Church of Christ Scientist
Second Ave
Wurth
Iowa State Cyclones crush Hawkeyes 22 to 12 in Ames
Iowa State fans packed the stadium paying $10 for 53 922 tickets as the Cyclones defeated Iowa 22 12. Local observers noted Cyclones momentum after a 23 6 lead and looked ahead to Nebraska while fans debated fate of the rivals and recalled past meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State
van Langen
Iowa State Cyclones
Iowa Hawkeyes
Ames
Cyclones
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Jan Miller
Iowa City
Miller
Hawkeye
Nebraska
Lincoln
Cyclone
Cornhuskers
Thomas Benson
Iowa_ State
Sheldon
Mike Herrmann
Cherokee
Paul Deutmeyer
Worthington
Deutmeyer
Mark Mossman
Vinton
Moss
Fans cheer as Iowa State fans celebrate big win
Iowa State supporters jubilantly tear down goal posts after a dominant win, deriding Iowa fans over rest room complaints. ISU graduate Mike McMahon from Cedar Rapids celebrated early with a beer keg, while Mary Beeson admitted some preference for Iowa though she wore a Cyclones shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State
Cyclones
Mike McMahon
ISU
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Three killed in Texas? weekend traffic deaths rise
Three people died in separate weekend road crashes on towa roads. A four vehicle crash 14 miles east of Cylinder in Palo Alto County left two dead, five injured. Victims identified as David Ray Camp and Carroll Hanna. Police say a westbound pickup attempted an unsafe pass when the collision occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Cylinder
Palo Alto
Towa State Patrol
David Ray Camp
Des Moines
Carroll Hanna
Woden
Wayne Bemisdarfer
Hanna
Camp
Bemisdorfer
Shirley
Elroy Hanna
Audrey Hanna
Mason City
Bemisdarfer
Keokuk
Judith Lynn Summers
Kenneth Lee Ferris
West Burlington
Cady search continues amid river hunt in Iowa
Saturday's fruitless search for Mark Cady 25 focused on Palisades Kepler Park near Mount Vernon with about 100 volunteers. Linn County sheriff officers Red Cross Cedar Rapids police helicopter and amateur radio club aided as authorities weigh continuing the hunt based on new clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Cady
22Nd St
Marion
Darold Smith
Linn County Sheriff's Department
Palisades Kepler Park
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Cady
Red Cross
Cedar Valley Amateur Radio Club
Smith
Inventor Goodhue Dies Aged 77 In Oklahoma
Dr. Lyle D. Goodhue a Newton Iowa native and noted inventor died in Bartlesville Oklahoma at 77. Retired from Phillips Petroleum in 1968 he held 125 patents and wrote over 100 scientific articles. His insecticidal aerosols or bug bombs aided malaria control in World War II and his Avitrol bird-control method reduced jet aircraft bird strikes in the mid 1960s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodhue
Newton
Iowa
Bartlesville
Phillips Petroleum Co
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions by carrier 1.65 weekly. by mail Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues 8.054 weeks or 85.80 52 weeks. U.S. territories 123.00 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. USPS 095680.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Frances Elizabeth Baker
Schultz Drive
Willow Gardens
Rockwell-Collins
Mount Zion Missionary
Dorothy Benson
Alameda
Calvin Mason
Davenport
Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church
Charles E. Glover
Gus Kroupa
Loveland
Colo
Lillian Dyskocil
Ronald G
Aurora
Richard C
Atlantic
Carmen
David Knott
Cheyenne Road
St. Luke’s
Juniper Drive
Wallace Horner
John Snyder
Onslow
Harbior Court
Fourth St
16Th Avenue
Second St
Vine Ave
Twin Pine Drive
People Daily
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
Florist Seasons
Mt. Vernon Rd
McMahon
Mary Beeson
the Gazette
Garfield
Cat
John E. Lapes
Convenient Downs
3Rd Ave. SE
Diai 911
Malta
British Commonwealth
East 395
Center Pt. Rd
Bartlesville, Okla
UPI
Lyle D. Goodhue
James J. Steve
Stewart Funeral Home
Stewart Guneral
First Avenue