City Briefs and Local Notices Highlights
Thursday noon Optimists slide program on Japan and Hong Kong at Sinclair Eldon Pugh auditorium. Judy Krigel welcomes customers. visitors permitted for Paul Jacoby patient at St Luke's. Rummage clearance under 25c April 30. Open House thanks and prize notices. Theft report: tape player and 7 tapes stolen from car. Pigeons stolen. springtime specials and beauty ads. Mt Mercy meeting with Edward Mezvinsky at McAuley auditorium. Historical Museum Association meeting announced. Gold coins offered, luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Mercy Hospital Auxiliary fundraising notices and reservations.
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Sinclair
Charles Maltas
Twentieth Avenue
Mt. Mercy
Edward Mezvinsky
Dhlona Chate
Mercy Hospital
Andty
Mt. Mercy College
McAuley
Herbert B Van Voy Of Norway Is Dead
Herbert B Van Voy of Norway died at his home early Tuesday. Born February 27 1893 in Holstein he married Elizabeth Rammelsberg January 3 1931 in Galena Illinois. A World War I veteran he is survived by his wife a sister Mrs Peter al Dancker of Cedar Rapids. Services Thursday at 3 p.m. in Turner chapel west burial in St Stephen's cemetery Atkins. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Bord
Julian Bond
Georgia
Norway
Herbert B. van
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel West
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Atkins
Management Unit Elects Officers
Mildred Pernicka was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Assn. of Credit Management at the annual meeting. Others elected include Robert J. O'Brien first vice president Jim A. Warth second vice president Louise Swartz treasurer. Board members are Robert Havel Howard Briner Carolyn Finley Ruth Martwig and Jeanne Howell. Kenneth Gates named councillor Eugene J. Kopecky named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Pernicka
The
Cedar Rapids Assn. of Credit Management
Robert J. O'Brien
Chandler Co
Jim A. Warth
KCRG
Louise Swartz
United State Bank
Robert Havel
Iowa Pipe and Supply Co
Howard Briner
D and 5 Glass Co
Carolyn Finley
Baker Paper, Co
Ruth Martwig
Nesper Sign. Advertising Co
Jeanne Howell
van Meter Co
Kenneth Gates
Terry-Durin
National Guards Ordered to Cairo Illinois to Quell Racial Unrest
Gov. Richard Ogilvie ordered a company of National Guardsmen to Cairo Illinois to help curb violence after a string of arson and fire bombings began last Saturday. State troopers numbering close to six have been deployed to the city.
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Cairo
Richard Ogilvie
Senate clash over election reform bill in Iowa chamber
Veteran Iowa Democrat Senator George O Malley called Senator Stanley a laughing stock amid a debate on placing election reform on the 9 am Thursday special order. The chamber voted 41 to 16 to set the bill for consideration with party lines showing Republicans supporting the move.
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Des Moines
Senate
David Stadley
Capitol
George O'Malley
Stanley
O’malley
House
James Schaben
D-I Dunlap
Schaben
Sens
Fry
Ollenberg
Tipton Figures Face Bankruptcy Filings
In Cedar Rapids federal court Paul W. Werling former operator of Paul’s Cedar Lanes Tipton lists $10 875 in debts and $2 530 in assets with $50 exempt. Jess Martin owner of Martin Roofing Co 345 Thirtieth Street Drive SE lists $11 993 in debts and $4 844 in assets with $2 903 exempt.
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Tipton
Cedar Rapids
Lhave
Paul W. Werling
Fourth Avenue SW
Paul's
Cedar Lanes
Jess Martin
Martin Roofing Co
Thirtieth Street Drive
Cedar Rapids Approves Main Water Extension Project
Cedar Rapids city council votes to proceed with a $245000 36 inch water main extension from the water department plant along the Cedar River to Second Street and B Avenue NE. A flood protection dike and a two lane road atop the dike will raise total project cost to over $1 million.
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Cedar Rapids
Water Department
Cedar River
Second Street
B Avenue
Howard R. Green
Water main project facing potential strike as talks stall
Four unions representing over 1,100 workers in the Cedar Rapids area struggle to reach agreements with contractors. Roofers, carpenters, sheetmetal workers and plumbers face midnight deadlines with strikes likely despite meetings and wage offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters Plumbers Assn
Carpenters
New Herbie
Cedar Rapids
Angi
Carpenters Union
Cub Scouts Pack 2 awards and Pack 23 presentations details
Monday night at Hayes school Pack 2 awarded Tony Camenisch Steven Rizzio Steven Wieland Abdallah Aram Terry Wieland Steven Kreesi Curt Duffield Danny Glade Joe Sherman and Jerry Mitota. At St Matthew s church Pack 23 presented awards to Robert Lynch Thomas Carolan Thomas Collins Kippy Bean Vincent English Reggie Klocke Shawn Courtney Scott Thorton Michael Murphy Joe Gross Michael Kaliban Eric McAnnalen Chris Moore Mike Ferguson Mark Heyvaert Corwin Soukup Tom Banowell Mark Peiffer Michael Peiffer Thomas Tri Robert Carter Joseph Hutchcroft Steven McCarville Jim Schillig Timothy Weldon Larry Youbn John Brightman.
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Hayes School
Tony Camenisch
Steven Rizzio
Steven Wieland
Abdallah Aram
Terry Wieland
Steven Kreesi
Curt Duffield
Danny ‘Glade
Joe Sherman
Jerry 'Mitota
Pack
St. Matthew's Church
Robert Lynch
Thomas Carolan
Thomas Collins
Kippy Bean
Vincent English
Reggie Klocke
Shawn Courtney
Scott Thorton
Michael Murphy
Joe Gross
Michael Kaliban
Eric McAnnalen
Chris Moore
Mike Ferguson
Mark Heyvaert
Corwin Soukup
Tom Banowell
Mark Peiffer
Michael Peiffer
Thomas Tri
Robert Carter
Joseph Hutchcroft
Steven McCarville
Jim Schillig
Timothy Weldon
Larry Youbn
John Brightman
Cedar Rapids Second in March Building Permits in Iowa
Cedar Rapids ranked second among Iowa cities in March permits for single and two family dwellings with 58 permits and a total valuation of 740 224. Des Moines issued 68 permits valued at 1 117 800. Cedar Rapids led the state in dwelling remodeling with 91 permits but 99 579 valuation compared with Des Moines 159 400 for 28 permits.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Towe Health Department
Environmental Engineering Service
Des Moines
Rogers to Visit Southeast Asia and India
Secretary of State William Rogers will undertake a 17 day trip next month to India Pakistan Vietnam Thailand and Iran. The state department said he will meet Southeast Asia Treaty Organization representatives and will visit New Delhi to meet Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi at her invitation.
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Washington
William Rogers
India
Pakistan
Vietnam
Thailand
Iran
State Department
Southeast Asia ‘Treaty Organization
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
Blount to Attend Bolivia President Barrientos Funeral
Postmaster General Blount traveled Tuesday to represent President Nixon at the funeral of Bolivian President Barrientos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blount
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Barrientos
Bolivia
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Paul Jacoby
C Avenue NE
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18Th Ave
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Adv.i Oe
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Killian’s Parkade
Jerry Cope
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Albert
Lindale
Plaza
Young's
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Ralph Seaton
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Ely
Towa
Montgomery Ward & Co
Adv
Linn County Historical Museum Assn
Peoples Bank
Jerome’s
Killian’s
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Phillips
Hudek
Herbert B. van Voy
Pernicka
Crescent Electric Supply Co
Dames Reston
Williams
Marquis Childs
Evans and
Novak
Abby van Buren
Suzy Knickerbocker
Polly Cramer
Dr. Andelman
the Jacobus
Harrison Weber
Frank Nye
Rick DuBrow
Leonard Lyons
Sylvia Porter
Sam Shulsky
Ia Farm
Rex Conn
ISA Sports
Gus Schrader
Bob Lana
Don Walton
al Miller
Ill
Rakes Stanley
C.R
Cub
Rogers
Southeast Asia
Guaranty
Guaranty Bank & Trust CO
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3Rd Ave, SE
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