Weather forecast and local obituaries from daily record
The daily weather forecast notes Thursday to Monday temperatures near normal highs 68 to 74 and lows 46 to 32 with cooler and warmer days ahead. Rainfall expected 0.25 to 0.5 inches through showers and thunderstorms Thursday and Sunday. The page also lists multiple local obituaries and notices with names, ages, services and burial details across towns including Tipton, Center Point, Oelwein, Iowa City, Tempe, Bl lairstown, Coralville Lake, and Davenport.
Drug theft from Cedar Rapids pharmacy breakthrough
Burglars stole narcotic drugs valued at least $200 from College Pharmacy on Center Paint Road NE in Cedar Rapids. Entry was gained by removing an air conditioning unit, and the break-in was discovered when owner William Blakeslee opened the shop Tuesday at 1 p.m. Nearly all narcotics in the store were taken and the motive remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Pharmacy
Center Paint Road
William Blakeslee
St. Luke's
Spearian
Guy
Miles
Harran
Norway
Dennis M. Ceoh
Twentieth Street
Gary L. Shelthorn
Blakeslee
Out of Town Births and Local Notices in Watertown Wis
Births list several out of town names with dates, including Mr and Mrs David Hanson and Ms Harry Kelley. Public notices include marriage licenses and multiple divorce petitions. Police court brief items report various traffic fines and violations with names and addresses from across Watertown authorities.
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Watertown
Wis
David Hanson
Hanson
Trauma. Hanson
Avenue NW
Osceola
Harry Kelley
Kelley
J. D. Sample
Ehiriloth Street
Kenneth Kelley
Tordyille
Zier Announces Candidacy for Cedar Rapids Parks Job
S R Zier 41 a Cedar Rapids post office employee obtained nomination papers Tuesday for the Cedar Rapids commissioner of parks and public property. He is the sixth candidate to enter the race. Filing deadline is Oct 7 with a city primary Oct 21 and general election Nov 4.
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Richand Zier
Hinkley Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Zier
U.S. Post Office
Cedar
Rapids
Moore
Central Committee
Wickham
Nay Bel
Pat Milne
Deaths of Cedar Rapids man Eddie N. Martin at 82
Eddie N. Martin 82 of 704 Thirteenth Street NW Cedar Rapids died at home Tuesday after a brief illness. Born March 17 1887 in Marengo he married Mabel Mey Demory March 27 1907 in Ottumwa. Surviving wife Mabel. Services at Beatty Beatle chapel 1 30 p m Friday with Rev Richard Ernst of Wesleyan Methodist Church. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call Beatty Beatle's after 7 p m Wednesday.
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Eddie N. Martin
Steeel
Cedar, Rapids
Marengo
Mabel Mey Demory
Ottumwa
Beatty-Beatle
Richard Ernst
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Beatty- Beatle
William Lea Dies at 71 in Cedar Rapids Area
William Lea 71 died Monday in a nursing home. Born April 7 1698 in Wisconsin he lived in Cedar Rapids 21 years and was a retired bricklayer. Survived by son William Tae Jr of Loretto Minnesota two daughters Mrs Lyle Cashin and Mrs Vinton Kormanik both of Minneapolis two brothers five sisters and five grandchildren. Body at Monahan Stewart funeral home with calling Friday afternoon. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids
William Tae, Jr
Loretto
Mion
Lyle Cashin
Vinton Kormanik
Minneapolis
Monahan- Stewart
Memorial Services and Burials Arranged for Two Names
Memorial services for C. Vincent Young will be held at Brush chapel at 8:30 a.m. Thursday and at 4 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church conducted by Rev. Roger J. O'Brien. Burial will be in I John’s Cemetery. Robert D. Fowler’s service will be at Turner Chapel West with Rev. A. I. Washington at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, followed by burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
Presidents in 1941 Carry Three Former Leaders
Three men served as president of the United States in 1941. Martin Van Buren William Henry Harrison and John Tyler appear as earlier presidents referenced in this historical note.
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The
United States
Martin van Buren
William i Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Dows Eulogized by McCabe as a strong, minded leader
Linn County Democrats honor C R Dows, 78, former Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. board member, with a funeral sermon by Dr Joseph McCabe of Coe College. McCabe praised Dows for wide public service in utilities, education, arts, and dairy industries. Private interment planned at Oak Hill Cemetery. resignation and nomination talks follow.
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Sutherland C. Dows
Iowa Electric County
Sub Lightl and Power Co
Linn
Sistrict “Nnance
Hall
Mr. Dows
Didacy
Joseph McCabe
Coe College
Dows
McCabe
Oak Hill
Allen Hoover
Tate
Merchert Hoover
Sen Et Thomas Koehler
Northwestern Mutual Lifes
William Faches
Board of Supervisors
Faches
Koehler
Jlo
Labor Assembly Votes Effort To Organize City Employes
Delegates of the Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly met Tuesday night and passed two resolutions amid debates over Teamsters efforts to organize city workers. They authorized a counter organization and criticized Teamster raids while addressing party and council tensions and a city strike dispute.
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Labor Assembly
Cedar Rapids
Workers Eye Legal Action Over City Strike Fallout
Carson said Labor Assembly workers will push to sign city employees for state and county unions after delegates voted to curb news coverage. He claimed Teamsters lack majority among city workers and noted 6 Teamsters members attended the session. Police reported no strike incidents as workers began returning. rumors of a scuffle proved false.
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes Union
Afl-Cio
Carson
The
Gazette
Labor Assembly
Munteipal
Action Dake Fer
Ber
Teamsters
Helen Fettes
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Laval
Council
Sanitation Department
Teamsters Union
United Auto Workers
Bud Given
Given
No Bids on Odlwein School Bond Issue
Joe Freno of St. Luke's hospital spoke to the Labor Assembly about the Odlwein School District bond issue of 1.6 million dollars to rebuild damaged facilities after a May tornado. Officials cited tax uncertainty as the reason for no bids. Freno noted wage concerns and said hospital workers seek better pay and cleaner facilities, with some staff reportedly fired amid the dispute.
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Joe Freno
Fourth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Labor Assembly
Orlwein
Odlweins
Freno
St. Luke's
Con-Hospital
Courthouse City Named in Suit From Bus Crash
An Ottumwa couple sues Cedar Rapids city over a Oct 7 1967 bus crash claiming 75000 in damages. They name the Regional Transit Authority RTC Inc and driver Conrad Wernet among defendants and seek 60000 for permanent injuries to Dudley and 16000 for loss of her husband s society. The crash occurred in the 100 block of Second Avenue SW after alleged negligence including speeding.
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Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Merle J. Dudley
Regional ‘Transit, Authority
RTC, Inc
Conrad Wernett
Linn District Court
Dudley
wWernet
Second Avenue
Loyd
Television violence cited in study overstates harm but shows progress
A government commission warns that TV violence targets children and dominates Saturday cartoon blocks, with eight of ten violent moments in serious or sinister contexts. It notes sequences often end happily for killers and urges continued reform while acknowledging networks have improved cartoons and schedules for 1969–70.
C R Man Accused of Cruelty to Animals
Larry Hermanstorler, 26, of SiO First avenue NE, was arrested on a cruelty to animals warrant from Justice Glenn Powers. Bil Moon of the humane society signed the information, alleging two dogs were left without food or water on Aug. 9. Hermanstorfer denied the charge. trial set for Nov. 11. He posted a $110 bond.
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Larry Hermanstorler
Sio First Avenue NE
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Bil Moon
The
Humane Society
Hermanstorfer
Boycott Debate Amid Union Resistance to Philadelphia Plan
A resolution urged the Building and Construction trades department to use all influence to defeat a plan to employ untrained Black workers on federal projects. Union leaders warned Shuitz’s Philadelphia plan could trigger sharp opposition. In Linn County, Clifford Christianson Donovan faced charges tied to drunk driving, with sentencing and license revocation imposed. Young and Hamman also faced DUI-related penalties with probation and suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Kiluger Street
Ft. Madison
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Council Delays Mobile Home Rezoning Plan
Cedar Rapids city council delayed twomobile home park rezoning proposals pending passage of one ordinance establishing mobile home court standards. The measures would rezone areas north of Blairs Ferry Road NE and Suburban Street NE from R-1 to R-MH. Petitioners Lawrence and Terry Bjornson and Town Properties Inc. own the affected parcels.
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Municipal Court
Gerald Miller
Twenty-seventh
Gary L. Struck
Cen Iral City
James Peckosh
Center Point Road
Ronald LeClerc
Bonnie Baum
E Avenue
Jacquelyn Chase
Blairs Ferry Road
Robert Whitters
O Avenue NW
John BD. Spencer
Machine
Marianne Schmeling
Thirtieth Street
Mirtella J. Mast
Manchester
Steven L.wobin
Fighih Street
Gary M. Coombs
Town City
Llgud Reid
Walker
Eugene A. Happe
K Street
Ronald G. Gonterman
Burch Avenue
Dean Hocker
Tenth Avenue
Richard L. Helm
Guilock
Larry Brannaman
Nineteenth Street
Til- Ilan Seery
Park Towne
John M. Cassidly
D Avenue NE
Ronald Gonterman
Nelson DeLaVergue
H Avenue
Marlys Bennett
A Avenue
Mar
Ion
Stanley ‘I'vler
Solon
Dorothy M. Guinnane
Herls Drive
Steven J. Gleason
Eleventh Street
Richard Havens
Twentieth Street
Cedar Rapids
Courtell
Lawrence
Terry Bjornser
Town Properties, Inc
Blairs Ferry
RMF Mlisteiet
Five Cedar Rapids men attend urban action forum in Des Moines
Five Cedar Rapids men will attend the urban action forum sponsored by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Des Moines Friday. The forum, redesigned from the old program, will focus on crime, education, housing and manpower. Workshops will emphasize practical business efforts to meet city needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
D G Decker Enters Cedar Rapids Mayoral Race
Donald G. Decker, 20, of 1838 Fourth Avenue SE, filed nomination papers for Cedar Rapids mayor becoming the tenth candidate to announce for the office. The city municipal election is set for November 4.
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Donald G. Decker
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Warrants Issued For 4 Defenders
UPI reports Judge Julius Hoffman issued bench warrants for four defense attorneys who failed to appear at the opening of the trial of eight defendants charged with inciting riots at last year’s Democratic National Convention. The warrants followed lawyers’ letters requesting withdrawal.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S
Julius Hoffman
A.S
Thomas A. Foran
School Children Care About City's Looks
NEW YORK UP I Four out of five school children care about the appearance of their city or town. This finding comes from a survey reported in the Liller Letter monthly publication of the National Council of State Garden clubs. The letter says this has significance for every community and urges anti litter programs to show what individuals and groups can do to keep areas clean.
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New York
UPI
Liller
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Police Jail Woman For Letting Dog Bark
Baltimore police arrest a woman over persistent barking from her dog after multiple neighbor complaints. She was detained for 12 hours following warnings, drawing protests from county officials who urged restraint.
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Baltimore
Iwul
Farm Plan Discussion on Cooperation and Price Support
The excerpt outlines a farm plan continued from page one, detailing voluntary participation for a farmer's domestic share of cotton and wheat. It notes elimination of marketing quotas and no penalties for non cooperation. The move aims to lower government price supports to challenge foreign competition amid rising wheat stockpiles and declining exports.
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Hardin
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Daily Record
Barbara L.reuter
Waveland Drive
Steve Tobin
Eighth Street
Bill Joe Martin
Crestridge Avenue
Roland Grisham
Iowa
Tipton
Imma
Lund
Masonic Cemetery
Dye’s
Center Point
Carl B. Lino
Zion United Methodist Church
Murdoch's
Reiarion
Lee Hottean
Gloine’s
Oelwein
Mary Bradley
Brant's
Iowa City
Dr. Willard
First Presbyterian Church
Tatal
Beckman-Butheras
St. Olav
Annie Olxon
Butheran
Wilts
Ika
Aurora
Mabel Morris
Ont
Brant
Blairstown
Ami L. Allen
BNE
Coralville Lake
Mississippi
Lansing
McGregor
Guilenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Cadar Ab C.R
Down
Cara Is
Haas and
Tohn
Lappe
Cedar Rejsldtr
Evelyn Ruth Hanlon
John Daniel Hanlon
Willa
Holland
M. Holland
Kenneth H. Meyer~ Hoff
Sharon K. Meyerholt
Mardene K. Dake
Marian Lewis Dake
Marion Scott Burlesan
Esther F. Burlesan
Edna A. Happel
Edwin J. Happel
Allen J. Brown
Michelle C. Brown
Donald T. Jensen
Kathleen C, Jen
Sen
First
Sireet NW
Ozark Street
City Landlill
First Avenue NE
Second Avenue SW
S.R. Zier
C.R. Parks
William Lea
C.R. Man
Linn Democratic
Dr. McCabe
Kenneth Moore
Democratic County Central Committee
Farmers State Bank
Hiawatha
By Dale Kueler
Jerap Hail Insurance Department
Farmers Union Property and Casualty Company
Rupert Carson
Te Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
Cal
Robert J. Wilson
Distréets Department
Harry Wilford
Cargill
Grain Millers Local 9
Joe Rajcevich
Grain Milers
Westside
National Labor Relations Board
Rajcevich
Hubbard Milling
Hubbard
Ceyoyac
Square D
Odlwain
Linn County
Christianson
Sixteenth Avenue
ML. Vernon Road
Hamman
Ninth Street
Cedar Memorial
C.R
Forum
Washington
D. G. Decker
BROSH
Third Street
John E. Lapes
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