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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1966

Page

9

Mechanicsville Couple Injured in Two Car Crash

A Mechanicsville couple, Samuel and Elizabeth Rhoads, were injured in a two car collision at the intersection of highways 92 and 3 20 p m. The Rhoads were treated at Cedar Rapids St Luke's hospital for possible chest injuries and fractures.

Rhoads The Gazette Mechanicsville Elizabeth Rhoads Samuel Rhoads Muscatine Monday Deere

Oelwein Banks Pick Students for Minnesota Youth Conference

Oelwein's First National Bank selected David Mulder from Community High and Paula Ann Runde from Sacred Heart High to attend an Economic Conference for Young Adults in Minneapolis from April 21 to 23.

Lack of Sidewalks Aired and Study Planned

Marion council aired lack of sidewalks on South Eleventh Street to protect students at Starry elementary and Marion high. A broader street study was ordered. taxi fare and cab license fees were raised. office of city assessor setup discussed. plastic pipe approval debated. various deeds, easements, and contracts approved. sewer, water, and land acquisition actions advanced.

Larry Tanner Marion Council Bill Grundy Grundy South Eleventh Street Starry Marion High School Raymond Eckhart South Eleventh Eckhart Marion Pete F. Crivaro Robert J. Stone

Local notices and updates from Marion community pages

Suffer s laceration Mark David Prouty four son of Daniel Proutys 1625 Seventh Avenue suffered head laceration Monday in a fall at home Twelve stitches were required to close the cut Mark confined to his home YMCA Wednesday's schedule at the Marion branch YMCA includes routines for men seniors youth and high school boys plus a golf session and an electronic club Acknowledgments extend to visitors and well wishers A brief bereavement notice for Mr and Mrs Harold Miller from Purcell Oklahoma with family updates Returns Home Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams 1345 Tenth Street recently spent winter in Florida An ice cream social is planned at Longfellow School April 12 7 9 p m Details from Adv Meetings and notices include Grandparents visit by Mrs James Whitmer of Denver and a memorial hall gathering A picnic dinner is planned at 12 30 p m Meat and potatoes provided The Marion Planning and Zoning Commission will meet at 7 30 p m at city hall Weekend guests included Prof and Mrs Paul B Snyder from Peoria and family A garden tilling ad and other local ads appear The Chamber of Commerce board meets Wednesday noon for a combined meeting with a 4 30 p m deadline for same day publication and 10 30 a m Saturday deadline for Sunday editions Debbie Wood daughter of the Ronald Woods returned from St Luke s Hospital after minor surgery British Sterling Cologne advertised from Nordman Jewelers Hospitalized Mr and Mrs John G Larkin patients at Mercy Hospital with visitors allowed

Mark David Prouty Daniel Proutys Seventh Avenue Mark

Decision Soon on 5 Amish Schools

The Wapsie Valley school board in Fairbank will decide by next Monday whether to keep five rural Amish schools open or bus students to a larger attendance center. The action follows a state law moving non high school districts into a high school district by July 1. The vote also clarifies the district’s stance on the Amish schools not involved in teacher certification disputes.

Fairbank Wapsie Valley School Board Wapsie Valley Buchanan County Board of Education Wapsie Valley Board Scholl

Senators Discuss Private School Bus Plan In Public Meeting

Cedar Rapids residents hear senators Tom Riley and John Ely discuss a proposal to privatize school bus transportation at a Citizens Advisory Committee meeting. The plan would let districts drop bus service, removing the $125000 annual Cedar Rapids tax expenditure, with no tax increase.

Lion County Citizens’ Advisory Committee For Public Schools Board of Education Second Avenue Tom Riley John Ely Citizens Cedar Rapids Ron Moore Iitee The Jaycees

NE Iowa Safety Stop to Run Memorial Day Weekend

The Northeast Iowa Safety Organization met in Waterloo and agreed to sponsor a safe stop at the junction of highways 3 and 63 during the Memorial Day weekend May 28 to 30. The group will offer coffee and donuts to motorists.

Waterloo Northeast Iowa

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