Notable Iowa Deaths Include Cedar Rapidser and Anamosa Native
Obituary notices cover multiple local figures including Pauline E. Kirk a Cedar Rapids resident who moved to Houston Texas and owned Young Fashions in Town and Country Shopping Center. Also listed are Albert B. Cooper John Brimer Dick Madison Helen Day Rush Anna Mae Armstrong and others with service times and burial plans across Marion Mason City and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline E. Kirk
Cedar Rapids
Houston
Texas
Lisbon
Kirk
Young Fashions
Lutheran Church
Minnie Moenck
Anamosa
Robert J. Brown
Mankato
Minn
Nick Pipilis
Spring
Robert Landis
Chatsworth
Calif
LaVern Landis
Long Beach
Virtus Bartels
la Mirada
Leland Thomas
David Moenck
Murdoch Chapel
Marion
Richard Kling
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Grand Meadow
Albert B. Cooper
Springville
Correctionville
Florence Mumford
Hadar
Neb
Cooper
Skelly Oil
Bert J
John Maring
Emily Allen
Lincoln, Neb
Laurence
Jenkins, Minn
United Methodist
John Brimer
Mason City
Rockwell
Bowling Green
Muriel Lee Laucamp
Charles City
Brimer
Tucson
Ariz
Mason City-Rockwell
First Congregational Church
Knights of Pythias and
BPOE
Crescent Lodge AF & AM
CES Malta
John L. ‘Jack
Ed Jones
Kansas City
Leon
Floyd
Hogan- Bremer Colonial Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Helen Day Rush
Fourth Avenue
Merrill John Rush
Buffalo
Wyo
Sun Mart
First Presbyterian Church
Ashley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Priscilla Alden
Daughters of the American Colonists
Anna Mae Armstrong
Westminster
California
McCallsburg
Earl Armstrong
Iowa
Montrose Hotel
Illinois
J. Conlin
Oak Park
Ill
M. Kru
Anna Pauline Scherrebeck
25Th Ave
Walter James Scherrebeck
Marshalltown
Salem United Methodist Church
Navy
Thomas W
Los Angeles
Dean Kruse
William King
Turner Chapel West
Paul Hasel
Cedar Memorial
Tampon suit cites toxic shock links and Rely cases
Legal action concerns toxic shock syndrome tied to tampon use with a Rely product. The suit claims Mrs. Kehm fell ill after Sept 3 and died Sept 6, seeks refund rather than class action, and notes potential punitive damages if evidence supports. CDC has linked the syndrome to tampon use, especially superabsorbent varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
San Francisco
Redding
Calif
U.S. Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Corrections issued for Willis burglary report
The Gazette corrects Willis burglary details with the proper address 371 15th St. SE and notes it will publish clarifications on accuracy fairness and completeness. Readers may call 398-8313 with complaints about reports and headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Barbara M. Willis
Willis
15Th St. SE
Weather Report With Wind Direction and Forecast
At 11 a.m. wind SW at 6 mph. Sunrise 7 03 sunset 6 49. Temperatures show high 78 low 54 with no precipitation a year ago. Extended forecast fair mild Thu Sat. highs 60s to 70s lows 40s. Rain threatens Southeast U S with frontal showers. North Texas flood warnings linger. dense fog in Mississippi Valley Oklahoma and North Texas. mild elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginias
Texas
Young County
Mitchell
Shackelford
Throckmorton
Vital Statistics Birth Notices
Sept 29 announces newborns for Jennifer and Joseph Rinas at Marion. Sheryl and Larry VanderMaten. Nancy and Earl Hickman. Carol and William Kauffman. Marsha Lonabaugh. Robbie Lorimer. Linda Hughes. Melinda Alderson. Virginia Lewis. Deborah Barnes. Fort Walton Beach Florida lists Donna Humbert a son with grandparents named. Springfield Missouri adds Ellen Florang a son with grandparents listed. Other notices name Edward Tatro Jr and Theresa Sanders. Kenneth Eden and Julia Moneypenny. Robert Coon. Mary Achey. Gary Powell and Catherine Cejka. Randall Schropp and Cheryl Beck. Fred Aiken and Mary Unruh. Steven Wells and Deborah Bemisdarfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennifer
Joseph Rinas
11Th St
Marion
Sheryl
Larry VanderMaten
Heatheridge
Nancy
Earl Hickman
33Rd St
Carol
William Kauffman
L Ave. NE
Marsha
John Lonabaugh
Tower Terrace Mobile Court
Robbie Sue
Richard Lorimer
First St. SW
Linda
Douglas Hughes
Edward L. Tatro Jr
Theresa L. Sanders
Kenneth M. Eden
Julia L. Moneypenny
Cedar Rapids
Robert J. Coon
Oxford Junction
Mary K. Achey
Lisbon
Gary W. Powell
Catherine A. Cejka
Arlington Heights
Randall J. Schropp
Cheryl A. Beck
Walford
Fred R. Aiken
Mary D. Unruh
Toddville
Steven J. Wells
Deborah A. Bemisdarfer
Iran Iraq War Deepens Amid Calls for Wider Conflict
Defense officials say four aircraft to fill gaps in Saudi defenses while US pilots stay under American command. Iran urges Abadan citizens to trench and arm as Khurramshahr falls to Iraqi forces. Iran warns of broader war if Gulf states aid Iraq. Egypt offers aid to victims. Parliament debates hostage crisis as UN calls for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Iran
Abadan
Tokyo
Foreign Ministry
Khurramshahr
Sheik Sadegh Khalkhali
National Iranian Oil Co
America
Ahmed Tavvakoli
Iraq
United Nations
Persian Gulf
Cairo
Egypt
Mohammad Ali Rajai
Abu Dhabi
Kuwait
Jordan
Rajai
Tehran
Afdal
Khomeini
Strait of Hormuz
FDA urges warning labels on tampons to prevent toxic shock
The FDA telegraphed five major tampon makers International Playtex Tampax Kotex OB and Pursettes urging warning labels about toxic shock syndrome TSS. Through 300 TSS cases and 28 deaths CDC notes the risk and recalls like Procter and Gamble's Rely prompted FDA action. The agency plans mandatory labels even as itgares to broaden warnings beyond one brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food and Drug Administrations
Center For Disease Control
Proctor & Gamble
FDA
International Playtex
Tampax
Kimberly Clark
Johnson and Johnson
Campana
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Dick Madison
13Th St. NW
Blairstown
Lillian E. Becker
St. John’s Catholic Church
Russell’s
Decorah
Leo P. Rowan
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Olson-Fjelstul’s
Fayette
Stella Lund
United Methodist Church
Belles-Wright’s. Monona
Arthur W. Henthorne
Marquette
Thornburg’s
McGregor
Newhall
Vera Crandall
Campbell-Russell’s
Vinton
Sietsema-Vogel’s
Hampton
West Fork
Dougherty
Daisy Bizek
Hayden's
Quasqueton
Leon Moore
Quasqueton Union Church
Mason-Harris
Quasqueton Cemetery
Dillon
Ruth
Immaculate Conception Church
Alfred Brosius
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Johnston
Mabel S
Stephen Snider
Rauenbuehler
Elmer
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Burlington
American Legion Post
Kurtz
Hope
Turner Chapel East
Lloyd Brockmeyer
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
St. Luke’s Hospital
A Ave
Bonnerup and Son Funeral
W. Clark
Albert Lea
James W. Schoeld
Graceland Cemetery
Rusch
Oscar P
Crescent Lodge No
Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children
el Kahir Temple
Fifth St
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
Anchorage
L.A
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
Phoenix
Duluth
Seattle
Houston Honolulu
Washgun
Palm Springs
Gunnison
Colo
Coralville Lake
Peewee Ee
Bismarck
Owen
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Detroit
Setae
Milwaukee
Rhee
St.Paul
Omaha
St. Louis
Guttenberg
Ewer Aeene
Dubuque
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Rise
Clinton
Cedar
C.R
St. Luke’s
Fairview Drive
Melinda
Jeffrey Alderson
Eighth St
Virginia
Drew Lewis
Fairfax
Deborah and
Rollin Barnes
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Donna
Jonathan Humbert
F.L. Humbert
Springfield
Ellen
Wayne Florang
Patricia Florang
E Ave
Herb Crock
Olin
Hosni Mobarak
Mustapha Khalil
Saddam Hussein
Rane Crisis Service
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
John B. Turner
Herman Feifel
Elisabeth Kubler- Ross
John B. Turner & Son Funeral
Turner's
Second Ave
First Ave
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