Wing Wall To Be Installed at Donnelly Park
A Marion boy Timmy Horn age five is to start rabies shots after a bat bite on August 14. The bat tested rabid at the hygienic laboratory in Town City. Timmy’s parents and police note a bat infestation in the neighborhood and plan actions to locate and destroy roosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly Park
Marion
Timmy Horn
Bernard Horn
Twelfth Street
State Hygienic Laboratory
Town City
Tammy
Horn House
Iowa
Richard Turner
Marion’s Park
U.S
Inas
Supreme Court
Jacent
Dry Creek
Iin Donnelly Park
William Fachés
Linn Nfo
Marioni
Turner
Iowa County
Linn-Mar additions near ready for school start
Two Linn-Mar School additions near completion will be usable when classes begin August 28. Four new rooms and enhanced facilities at Linn-Mar High School along with Wilkins Elementary upgrades are underway. Wilkins heating units arrive in September. Prior additions reflect the district’s rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar High School
Wilkins
Kenneth P. Patton
Linn-Mar
Partial reroof and home renovations listed at multiple locales
Gifford Wickham's project at 1277 Sixth Avenue shows a 44 dollar partial reroof. K. 1. Tullrup plans a garage at 1750 Seventh Avenue for 250 dollars. John B. Cracraft seeks partition and finish basement at 2700 Tenth Avenue for 1000 dollars. John Botkin adds an addition to a dwelling at 905 South Sixth Street for 250 dollars. Additional work at 2545 Twenty‑first Avenue amounts to 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
Gifford Wickham
Seventh Avenue
K. 1. Tullrup
Tenth Avenue
John B. Cracraft
Sixth
John Botkin
Twentysfirst Avenue
Marion Court Cases In Police Court This Week
Judge Miles Adams presided over traffic and license cases in Marion police court. Defendants include Edwin L. Polk Cedar Rapids and Larry L. Finger Cedar Rapids with fines up to 30 dollars. Other charges cover speeding following too closely invalid licenses failure to yield at stop signals and intoxication fines and bonds are listed for multiple Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Solon and Springville residents.
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Miles Adams
Edwin L. Polk
Kenneth G
Deahl
Mechanicsville
Stevep. B. Stratton
McKin
Lrect
Cedar Rapids
Larry L. Finger
Rhet Avenue
Robert E. Casey
Avenue
Douglas W. Henderson
First Avenue
Mervin C
Baumgartner
South Amuna
George W. Hawley
Alburneil
Rogert D. Cannon
Fairview Drive
Robert M. Winsor
Mount Vernon
Gary D. Breunig
Seventh Avenue
Claude E. Wingfield
Central City
Gary H. Ingles
Greeley
Douglas W. Tenderson
G Avenue
Dana P. Larson
Terrace Hill Drive
Cecil Rapids
Larry L. Balvin
Williams Boulvard
Bond
Patricia J. Newman
Eighteenth Street
Roger D. Cannon
James _D. Remine
Central C
Raymond G. Taylor
Thirty-third Avenue
Donald J. Ruley
Clarence BE
Armstong
Springville
Peal House Break-In Reported on Sixth Street
Connie A. Peal reports unknown intruder entered the Peal home at 315 Sixth Street by breaking a door. Loss amount to be determined after the elder Peals return from vacation. Ra Bay House sale: William Hoefer buys Brockman Avenue property at 2435 from Thorton Wear Jr. Sale handled by McGowan realty with Kensinger Realtors. Sorg Pharmacy advertises prescription specialists and convenient parking.
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Peal
Sixth Street
Connie A. Peal
Peals
Ra Bay House
William Hoefer
Brockman Avenue
Thorton Wear, Jr
Thomas E. McGowan
Kensinger
Sorg Pharmacy
Culver Proposal Un-American Says SACB Head
Iowa congressman John Culver proposes transferring SACB duties to the justice department. SACB Chairman John W. Mahan calls that move un-American, while noting possible use of stronger language. A committee hearing on strengthening internal security act provisions continues.
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Washington
Iowa
SACB
August
Sat
Justice
Mahan
Senate
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Aboli
Marion
Detroit Officer to Stand Trial in Riot Slayings
In Detroit, a white patrolman, Ronald August, 28, was ordered to stand trial for murder over the shotgun slayings of a Negro youth during the riot. A second white officer was freed for lack of evidence. Defense attorney Normal Lippitt criticized the ruling, saying the case lacks sufficient facts for a jury. Previously, three Negro youths were killed in a raid by riot forces. Services for a victim mentioned in a separate note are scheduled at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Detroit
UPD
Normal Lippitt
Ronald August
Lippitt
Detroit Police Officers Associated
Recorders
Robert Demascio
Mrotice
National
Permits Issued This Week by City Clerk Office
Building permits were issued this week for Sophia G. Lewis foundation and repair dwelling 550 Lindale drive 5000 dollars Orrin McBride repair roof 109 Eleventh street 25 Norman Coenen garage 1330 McGowan boulevard 300 Robert Rozinek reroof dwelling 845 Twelfth avenue 200 Melvin Abernathy storage shed 2075 Eighth avenue 50 Donald D. Davis porch 1240 Fourteenth street 45 Harold Barlow partial reroof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia G. Lewis
Lindale Drive
Orrin McBride
Eleventh Street
Norman Coenen
McGowan
Robert Rozinek
Twelfth Avenue
Melvin Abernathy
Eighth Avenue
Donald D. Davis
Fourteenth Street
Harold Barlow
Heart Attack Fatal To East Iowan, 32
Owen G. Fladen, 32, owner of Jan's Flower and Gift Shop in Monticello, died of a heart attack Wednesday evening. He bicycle d home from the shop, collapsed on his yard, and died. A Titonka native, he had lived in Monticello seven years with his wife operating the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Owen G. Fladen
Jan
Titonka
IPERS Benefit Hike Payments To Be Sept 30
DES MOINES Increased benefits for Iowa Public Employes Retirement System members will appear in the Sept 30 retirement checks and be retroactive to July 1. The increase is automatic with no special application required, applying to retirees with public service after July 4, 1953 and varying 10 to 60 percent by age, retirement date and years of service. Prior service credit before 1953 also gains a automatic 50 percent boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Sixty- Second General Assembly
IPERS
IPERS Raises Earnings Limits and Contributions
The Iowa Public Employees Retirement System sets new limits for retirees employed under IPERS. Earnings cap increases from 1200 to 1800 dollars annually, with no limit after age 72. From 1968, members and employers contribute 3.2 percent on wages up to 7000, up from 4.2 percent on 4800. About 90,000 state and local public employees are active members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IPERS
No War Declaration Needed for Vietnam, Says Under Secretary
Washington reporters state Nicholas Katzenbach told a Senate hearing there is no need for a congressional declaration of war in Vietnam. He warned such a declaration would misstate the limited U S aims and amount to outdated phraseology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Faches
Washington
UPI
Nicholas
Atzenbach
Senate
United States
Hughes taps Rosenberger to chair Civil Defense panel
Des Moines Iowa Gov Harold Hughes announced Woodbury County Sheriff F C Rosenberger of Sioux City will chair the State Civil Defense Advisory Council. The appointment signals emphasis on local and state readiness measures amid ongoing security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Woodbury County
F. C. Rosenberger
Sioux City
State Civil Defense Advisory Council
ABC TV Premieres A Very Special Season on KCRG Channel 9
ABC TV announces a fall premiere for A Very Special Season on KCRG TV Channel 9. The new slate emphasizes family friendly programming and notable guest appearances scheduled across the debut period.
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Abc-Tv
Kcrg-Tv
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Marion Boy
Marion Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Thirty-fifth Street
Third Avenue
Jerry Moyer
I Avenue NW
Jans
Y Branch
The
Service Club
Starry Park
Grand Avenue
Charles Kremenak
Parks and Recreation
Park Board
Smith
Boston
Cay
Cedar Hills
Queen & Teen
Culver
Poludcu DU Lol Ey Anu Re Seeewaes
Robert Paille
Melody
Cindy
Bruce
Randy
Alfred Boelkes
First Presbyterian Church
Goettsch Funeral Home
East Iowan
Philco
Freezer
7Th Ave
Marion, Iowa
Joram Legsyo
Spahn & Rose
OS Prone Atragot
Seventeen
Mademoiselle
Irwin
McGregor & Arrow
Kaynee
Farah
Levi
Jantzen & McGregor
McGregor
Farah & Levi
SIO
Windle
Marion, IA
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