YMCA names staff plan to run Marion branch programs
Maury Wilson announced staffing changes at the Marion branch of the Cedar Rapids Marion Area Metropolitan YMCA to maintain full programming while interviews proceed for a new executive director. Ken Zahrt will supervise all Marion programs with Tom Osboe assisting and James Springer will handle some Central Y administrative duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Wilson
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
YMCA
Marion
Ken Zahrt
Marion Y
Tom Osboe
Central Branch
Zahrt
Osboe
Central
University of Iowa Department of Recreation
James Springer
Central Y
Springer
Marion Y. Wilson
Services Saturday for Florence McClure 69
Florence A. McClure 69 of 434 Seventh avenue died Thursday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. She was born Sept 23 1903 in Springville and married Verner Kissinger in 1934 then Fay B. McClure in 1940. Surviving are her husband a stepson four grandchildren five great grandchildren and a brother. Services 1 30 pm Saturday at Murdoch chapel Marion burial Springville cemetery. Friends may call Friday after 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. McClure
Seventh Avenue
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Springville
Verner Kissinger
Nashua
Fay B. McClure
Service Station Robber Sought in Marion
Marion police seek an unarmed robber who stole an undetermined amount of cash from the Deep Rock service station at 1395 Seventh Ave about 9 pm Wednesday. The thief, six feet, wore a blue jacket and ski mask, and fled after taking the $1 bill section of the cash register. Attendant John Tourtellott, 700 Thirty-fifth St, not harmed. no gun was displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Deep Rock
Seventh Avenue
John Tourtellott
Thirty-fifth Street
Tourtellott
Yourtellott
Marion Court Dockets Last Week Police Court Cases
Judge Miles Adams presided over speeding and traffic fines in Marion Court. Defendants include Coker, Mahoney, Bell, Schipfmann, Camp, Weber, Digiovanni, Heath, Miller, Evans, Haney, Null, Gould, Stephens, Goodrich, Duahlhauser, Roberts, Breen, Friedman, Greene, Eve, Kummer, Anderson, Rice, Doyle, DeWeerdt, Plummer, Zeadow, Brandmill, Foster, Duchesneau, Pocha bradsky, Johnson, Plaska, Young, Ellsworth Eye, and others for license, plates, and related violations with fines ranging from 5 to 25 dollars. The list also notes no valid town license, driving infractions, and dogs running at large as part of the seven day docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Adams
Joe E. Coker
Eighth Street
Margie K. Mahoney
Tenth Street
Thomas L Bell
Cedar Rapids
Rita Schipfmann
Springville
Richard A. Camp
Central City
Harold A Weber
Fourteenth Street
Roberta A. Digiovanni
Eighth Avenue
Jerry L. Heath
Parkview Drive
Rickie L. Miller
Blairs Ferry Road
Terry W. Evans
Patrick T. Haney
Thirty-fifth Street
Barbara R. Null
Wendell J. Gould
First Street
Arthur R. Stephens
William H Goodrich, Jr
Thirtieth
James J Duahlhauser
C Avenue
John R. Roberts
Bond
Kevin Breen
Linda L Friedman
Michale A Greene
Westview Drive
Ellsworth Eve
Palo
Richard L. Kummer
Fifth Avenue
Carlyle J Anderson
Thirty-eighth Street
Clifford E Rice
North Towne Lane
William E Doyle
Jimmie W DeWeerdt
Thirteenth Avenue
Hiawatha
College A Plummer
Highview Drive
Max W Zeadow
Coggan
Jack D Brandmill
Mt. Vernon
Stephen L. Foster
Ronald A. Duchesneau
Diane T. Pochabradsky
Kesler
Bo Avenue
Joan M Young
South Fifteenth Street
Ellworth Eye
Catherine J. Johnson
Twenty-third Avenue
David G Reque
Lamplight Lane
Mark
Larceny and liquor cases filed in Liberty HORS court
Cases heard in the justice of the peace court of Jessie L McCormack include several liquor and intoxication offenses with suspended terms for Bates J Beltz and others. Also listed are speeding tickets and improperly licensed truck violations with small bonds and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape Liberty Hors
Second Avenue
Bates J. Beltz
West Liberty
Dennis M Phillips
Ronald L. Phillips
Elmer L. Beaulieu
Fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Donald L. Boots
Ronald C. Wirfs
Anamosa
Gregory C. Henry
Avenue NE
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Leonard C
Chase
Atkins
Jerry S. Sedlock
Surrey Court
Valletta F. Classen
Newhall
Tama Board Moves to Fire Margaret Gifford
In a special meeting the South Tama school board voted to give Margaret Gifford of Tama final notice of termination of her third grade contract at the Montour attendance center. The action stems from declining enrollment and planned staff reductions for 1973-74, with a public hearing possible within 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
South Tama
Margaret Gifford
Gifford
Montour
Jerry
Nichols
Mantour
Supt. Nichols
James Roan
Iowa Senate approves 12 million for private college tuition grants
The Iowa senate with one vote against passes SF345 to fund tuition grants for private colleges for 1973 75. Des Moines House debates restore 30 million for roads. The measure requires students pay 610 yearly and may receive up to 1000 in aid. Senate also funds carnival ride inspections at 22 646.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Eugene Hill
Newton
Hill
Iowa Higher Education Facilities Commission
Senate
Iowa House
Ray
Senate Republic
Clifton Lamborn
Maquoketa
House Appropriations
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
House
Term Suspended in Animal Theft Case
Richard R. Hildebrand of Marshalltown was sentenced to up to five years in the Anamosa men’s reformatory after pleading guilty to larceny of domestic animals. Judge Louis W. Schultz ordered a bench parole to the Bureau of Adult Corrections. appeal bond was $2,000. Restitution was made to Jack Keen for two 800 pound heifers Hildebrand allegedly shot and killed in Garwin on November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Richard R. Hildebrand
Marshalltown
Anamosa i
Louis W Schultz
Tama County
Bureau of Adult Corrections
Hildebrand
Jack Keen
Keen
O M
Adair
Garwin
Castalia fills mayor seat after late mayor’s death
City council elected Earl Smith a barber to serve as mayor after a vacancy. Former mayor Herbert Schroeder died last year. Gary Mundt will fill the council seat left by Smith’s appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castalia
Earl Smith
Herbert Schroeder
Gary Mundt
Smith
Leaflets Planned By Linn County Consumer League
Rita Huber announced a downtown leaflet distribution on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. protesting high food prices. The effort aims to inform the public about November 1 1972 prices and urge writing to Senator Hughes and Clark and Representative Culver to seek action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Huber
Linn County Consumer League
Harold Hughes
Dick Clark
John Culver
HEW Official Gets Time To Answer Charge
Federal Judge Edward J. McManus set April 23 for Elliott Richardson to respond to Belton Slowter’s suit against the HEW secretary and agency. Slowter, disabled since 1967, seeks why his disability payments stopped after May 1971 filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McManus
Elliot Richardson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Belton Slowter
Linn County
Richardson
McManus
Slowter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence McClure
Stickney’s
Nced
Carl Mertka
Car-Mar
Sorg Pharmacy
Adv
Chuck Warner
Twenty-sixth Avenue
C. C. Caylor
Bay House
Norman C Stordahl
South Fourteenth Street
Valleyview Drive
Paul Spilko
Lee’s Summit
Fred J
Armstrong Paint
Marion Branch
Linn-Mar
Marion Hardware
Marion Homebuilders Assn
finn-Mar
Don Underwood
Clyde Kramer
Bob Lana
Hutton
Marlen
S. Tama Board
By Frank Nye
Carpetland
U.S.A
Don” Gardner
Edgewood Road
S.W
Miracid
Miracle
Northrup King
Nat
C.R
Hawkeye
Fred Haskenhoff
St. Mary’s Hospital, Rochester
Slawter
Giant Store
16Th Ave. S.W
Ofig
Gian
Jean
Pren
Giant Services
U.S. Post Office
Mason’s Root Beer C
Ag Oe
Wuité
Maer Eae
Seger
Blue Waters
Charmin
GIA Giant
Coleman Camp
16Th Ave
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