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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1972

Page

6

Cleanup Drive Set For Next Week In Marion

Marion Jaycees and the public services department announce a citywide cleanup next week. From Monday through Friday, city crews will collect trash left on the curb for disposal, excluding abandoned autos. Residents need not be garbage subscribers to participate and can call 377-6405 with questions. Jaycees will help elderly and disabled residents by bringing trash to the curb. call 377-5912 for assistance. City Manager Robert M. L. Johnson was named vice president of the Iowa State City Managers Association at a weekend meeting in Council Bluffs. The association will include assistant members with a vice presidency for assistants, with meetings planned in July and October to maintain professional communications.

Marion Jaycees Public Services Department Marion Robert M. L. Johnson Iowa State City Managers’ Assn Council Bluffs Iowa

Services for Fred Ted Liddle Held Thursday

Fred Ted Liddle 85 of 2180 Ninth avenue died Tuesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born November 10 1886 in Marion he married Flora Lutz June 8 1907 in Marion she died February 15 1959. A machinist with the Milwaukee railroad for 49 years he was a member of Marion Christian church and the Odd Fellows lodge. Survived by four nieces services 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Murdoch chapel Marion conducted by Rev Peter Morgan burial Shiloh cemetery. Donations may be made to Marion Christian church memorial fund. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Wednesday and until 1 p.m. Thursday when the casket will be closed.

Fred Ted” Liddle Ninth Avenue Cedar Rapids Murdoch Chapel Marion Peter Morgan Shiloh Marion Christian Church Memorial Fund

Spanish Contest Winners Listed at State Finals

Janet Gallagher a Marion high junior won first in third year at the state Spanish contest finals on the University of Iowa campus Iowa City. Gwen Barnes another junior earned third place and Angelo Carillo a senior was honored at the fourth year level. Written tests will be entered in national competition with Mario high named among four top schools for test rankings. High school Spanish instructors are Mrs. Linda Prince and Mrs. Kathe Goldstein.

Janet Gallagher Marion High School University of Iowa Iowa City Miss Gallagher Kenneth Gallagher Fairview Drive Gwen Barnes Maurice Barnes Knollcrest Drive Angelo Carillo Thomas Pumroy Starry Drive Mario High School Linda Prince Kathe Goldstein

Cornell Historian To Speak at Iowa U

Cornell College history professor Dr. Eric C. Kollman will lecture at the University of Iowa on his experiences in Austria from 1908 to 1939. The live 90 minute talk covers the Austro Hungarian monarchy WWI collapse and Nazi takeover with Kollman detailing personal involvement as Vienna born Jewish scholar who fled Nazism.

Iowa U Mf. Vernon Eric C. Kollman Cornell College University of Iown Austria David Schoenbaum Kollman Vienna Prof

Arrest Sparks Dispute Over Iowa City Warrant Action

In Iowa City Harold Simmons a 49 year old diner operator says police used Gestapo like tactics in a warrant arrest for unpaid traffic fines. Police say the routine procedure involved two officers entering his diner after a warrant was issued with his wife notified and given time to appear. Simmons denies the claim and has threatened legal action.

Towa City Harold Simmons Harold Dairy Sweet Johnson Emmett Evans Simmons

Cornell Pianist Faces Arrest After Counter Incident

Iowa City recital chaos ends with Wiegand of Iowa City cited as the incident unfolds at Cornell College King Chapel. Don Simmons, a pianist, was booked, frisked, and posted a 26 bond after demanding a lawyer. Separately, five youths including a juvenile were ordered to appear April 27 in Justice of the Peace court on vandalism and tampering charges linked to March incidents in Johnson County.

MT. Vernon Don Wiegand Iowa City Cornell Col Allege King Chapel Asl Tell Simmons Wns Sandal Justice of the Peace Court Hal Yoder Lynn A. Brenneman Rural Kalona Richard K. Brenneman Riverside Robert Miller Mt Pleasant Wellman Johnson County Maynard Schneider Harold Blosser Sharon Center David Gruber

Linn County Medical Society to terminate county indigent care contract

Thirty years ago the Linn County Medical Society served notice on the board of supervisors that it intended to terminate its contract with the county for care of the indigent sick.

Linn County Medical Society Board of Supervisors

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