Five Day Weather Outlook and Obituary Notices
The forecast shows increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures in the east and south Friday night, with lows from the north to the south in the 10s to 20s. Saturday brings mostly cloudy skies, colder temperatures, and light snow flurries in the north. A colder, cloudy outlook continues Sunday with light snow expected. Normal highs range from 25 to 35 with lows from 5 to 18. Five day trend: near normal temperatures through next Wednesday, with precipitation around .20 to .50 inches over the weekend and again midweek. Also listed are Thursday high of 19 and overnight low of 5, with Friday hours and precipitation data. Notices note family births for multiple residents and funeral services for several individuals across local chapels and cemeteries, listing names, addresses, funeral homes, and burial sites.
Local Family Notices and Intra-Family Names Listed
The document lists individuals and relations including Raymond Miller of 1321 Third Street SW and Marilyn Prenosil, Karen Sue Seible versus David Seible, plus several other family ties such as Kenneth Crowley, Marion Malone, Robert Malone, Franklin D Prenosil, Mary M Walters, and Grace M Hanzlik in disputes or inheritances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Miller
Third Street
Kenneth Crowley
Tenth Street
Marion
Robert Malone
Harold Drive
Cedar Rapids Residents Named in False Alarm Report
Raymond M. Fergus and Lois Roberts along with James P. Fogarty and Mary Faul of Cedar Rapids. Patrick J. Masterson of Parnell and Rita C. Weber of Cedar Rapids. Ronald Pellegrino of Kenosha Wis and Mary Mathern of Cedar Rapids were involved in a false alarm incident at 280 Lewellen drive NW Thursday at 10 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond M. Fergus
Lois Roberts
James P. Fogarty
Mary Faul
Cedar Rapids
Patrick J. Masterson
Parnell
Rita C. Weber
Ronald Pellegrino
Kenosha
Wis
Mary Mathern
Lewellen Drive
Local Court Fines for Multiple Offenses Reported
Failure to yield fines imposed on Thomas Greear and others at various addresses with $10 costs. Speeding fines assessed to Donald Bonney and Wilmer Schoon with $10 costs. Keith Rambo fined $15. Noisy muffler fine to Charles L. Janey. Illegal turn and car under control violations noted for Edwin Roberts and Clifford Allom. Drunkenness leading to combined penalties for George Forbes, Dorothy Kloubec, and Richard Kadlee with suspensions and jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Greear
Maplewood Drive
Robert L. Bishop
Manchester
Daniel Kiley
Center Point Road
David Mitchell
Solon
Donald Bonney
C Avenue
Wilmer Schoon
Fourteenth Street
Marion
Keith Rambo
Thirty Fourth Street
Noisy Muffler
Charles L. Janey
H Avenue NW
Edwin Roberts
Jacelyn Drive
Clifford Allom
First Street
George Forbes
Fourth Street
Dorothy Kloubec
Sixteenth Avenue
Richard Kadlee
Marvin Law
Nehru Warns India Against Slacking War Efforts
New Delhi AP reports Prime Minister Nehru warned India to keep up efforts amid a lull in the undeclared war with China. He stressed vigilance and sustained defense planning as tensions linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Nehru
India
China
Obituary Notices From Iowa Towns Shared By Readers
Mechanicsville Louis E Morningstar 86 services Saturday 1 30 Sheets and Dahn Edgewood Phillip Goering 77 services Saturday at 2 Appletons Elkader Mrs Frances Benedict 86 Linn county services Friday 9 Catholic church Witt s Columbus Junction William H Brown 72 Ainsworth services Sunday at 2 Stacy s Manchester William L R Cooper 59 services Saturday 1 30 Shelly s North English Ada Carder 87 Powell s Brooklyn Gertrude Kenyon 68 services Saturday at 2 Madison Church of Christ Bramer s Martelle Floyd Thomas 50 services Sunday at 2 Hunte s in Springville Fayette W V Clark 48 services Monday at 2 Methodist church Bellas Wright Quasqueton Carl F Leistkow 86 Harris South English Hattie Moore 84 services Saturday at 1 30 Powell s Lone Tree Emma Hotz J onble 79 services Saturday at 2 Sorden and Adams Graveside services Sunday at 1 Fort Dodge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville
Louis E. Morningstar
Sheets and Dahn
Edgewood
Phillip Goering
Appleton’s. _ Elkader
Frances Benedict
Linn County
Catholic Church
Witt’s. Columbus Junction
William H. Brown
Ainsworth
Stacy’s
Ada Carder
Powell’s
Brooklyn
Gertrude Kenyon
Madison Church of Christ
Bramer
S. Martelle
Floyd Thomas
Hunte’s
Springville
Fayette
W. V. Clark
Methodist Church
Bellas-Wright
Quasqueton
Carl F. Leistikow
Harris
City Briefs and Community Notices on Public Events
Hospital patient update for Paul Slycord at Mercy Hospital reports surgery. New Year Eve performances include Jerry Franck at Merl's Tap. Storytime at the library Saturday at 11 in the second floor auditorium invites school aged children. Florist ads promote New Year arrangements from Pierson's Florists with free delivery. Hladky's offers kosher deli items. Janet Crawford, 7, was treated at Mercy after a fall at Bever Park. Bowling: open lanes on New Year’s Eve with reservations at Magnificent Tropic Lanes. three games for $1 after 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hahn
Diary Page Update Details Court Action And Local Gas Charge
The item notes an order to pay for gas and a sheriff report stating four suspects had about $200 in cash. They said they were heading to Denver to visit a girlfriend and resumed travel after appearing in justice court. Lowden station is owned by W. R. Mensing, mayor and acting justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Laverenz
Richard Barden
Denver
Justice Court
Lowden Station
W. R. Mensing
Open house dance for Sacred Heart Monticello grads
An open house dance for recent graduates of Sacred Heart and Monticello Community high schools will be held Friday evening from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Legion hall. The event is sponsored by the Marcos of the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Sacred Heart
Legion Hall
The
Marcos of the Presbyterian Church
Navy Enlists Iowa City Man in General Career Field
Enlistment reported for 18 year old Michael T. Murphy who joins the Navy and travels to San Diego for basic training. A string of home on leave arrivals includes Airman Jerome E. La Lone at 815 Oakland Road NE for 15 days from San Diego where he serves as an aviation machinist's mate. Airman Larry E. Forbes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Forbes of 606 Avenue NW, travels for 30 days from Point Mugu California as an aviation storekeeper. Private Donald Henecke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henecke of 3114 Eastern Avenue NE, on 14 days en route from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri to Fort Devens Massachusetts for electronics school. Private Dayle K. Moyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dayle K. Moyer of 946 Twenty-second Avenue SW, 15 days from San Diego marine base to teletype school. Second Lt. Larry W. Wandling, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wandling of Marengo and husband of Vivian Wandling, from James Connally Air Force Base Texas for 12 days. he is attending navigation school and is a 1962 Coe College graduate. Private David L. Taschner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest K. Taschner of Sunrise Trailer Court, for 14 days from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri to Fort Devens Massachusetts where he will study electronics. Sergeant Robert A. Sullivan, son of Thomas M. Sullivan of 616 Fourteenth Street SE, for 15 days from Fort Bliss Texas where he is a finance specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome E. LaLone
J. E. LaLone
Oakland Road
San Diego
Larry E. Forbes
Wilbur Forbes
Avenue NW
Point Mugu
Calif
Donald Henecke
Richard Henecke
Eastern Avenue
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Devens
Mass
Dayle K. Moyer
Dayle K. ‘Moyer
Twenty-second Avenue
San Diego Marine Base
Berlin border clash escalates as West Berlin probes meet Vopos
West Berlin police reported interference by Vopos when investigators neared the wall. East Germany protested a third border provocation in a month, accusing the allies and West Berlin of endangering residents and calling for ending the occupation regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
East Berlin
East German Defense Ministry
Beardsley Given Six Month Suspended Sentence for Embezzlement
Patricia Beardsley 32 of 441 Eighteenth Street NW pled guilty to embezzlement and received a six month suspended sentence in district court. She allegedly embezzled 221.28 from Flap Jack restaurant at 606 Sixteenth Avenue SW where she was manager. Judge Charles Penningroth ordered restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Beardsley
Eighteenth Street
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Charles Penningroth
Fuel Oil Spilled but Coralville Man Unhurt
About 1,500 gallons of fuel oil spilled on Highway 20 after a car driven by Donald Heins of Dubuque struck a transport trailer driven by Don ald Lown of Coralville. There was no fire and Lown was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Highway 20
Donald Heins
Dubuque
Donald Lown
Coralville
Bad Year for Communism in 1962 Disguised by Disillusionment
An Associated Press dispatch summarized in The Sunday Cedar Rapids Gazette details 1962 setbacks for communism, noting defections and upheaval within the movement. The Sunday Gazette also promotes Parade magazine features including Personality Parade questions about Japan’s players, Romney giving, Kirk Douglas Russia, and earnings comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Sunday Gazette
Parade Magazine
Japan
U. S
George Romney
Kirk Douglas
Lucille Ball
Loretta Young
New Defendants Added to List in Garrison Case
Eleven firms and individuals join as defendants in the U. S. government collection suit against Ward B. and Frances C. Lambert, now Florida residents, to recover about 7000 on a Small Business Administration loan. Added claimants include Oren Shellhouse, Ruth Erensburg, State Bank of Vinton, Central Soya Co., McMillen Finance Co., Schoonmaker, Wilson and Co., Martins Hatchery Poultry, Ghostleys Poultry Farm, and Benton county. Court ordered appearance or pleading by February 15. Property is one block in Garrison plus three second-block lots used as loan security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ward B
Frances C. Lambert
Florida
Small Business Administration
Garrison
Oren Shellhouse
Ruth Erensburg
State Bank of Vinton
Central Soya Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
McMillen Finance Co
McMillen Feeder Finance Co
John W. Schoonmaker
Logan
Wilson and Co
Oelwein
Martins Hatchery Poultry
Lancaster
Ghostleys Poultry Farm
Anoka
Minn
Benton County
Edward J. McManus
Three Injured in Two-Car Collision at Pine Inn
Three people were hurt in a two car crash in front of the Pine Inn at 2517 Sixteenth Avenue SW. John Mulcahey 28 of 563 Ohio Street SW and Mr and Mrs Ray Marshall 63 and 50 of Fremont Nebraska were admitted to St Luke's hospital. Mulcahey had possible internal injuries. Marshall sustained a scalp laceration right knee and elbow injuries. Mrs Marshall suffered a fractured collar bone and possible concussion. Marshall was charged with failure to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Inn Tavern
Sixteenth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
John Mulcahey
Ohio Street
Ray Marshall
Fremont
Gas refund ordered by Federal Power Commission details
Colbert cited refunds issued on Oct 25 and Dec 17 1962 by the Federal Power Commission for money collected under bond by Natural Gas Pipeline Co of America from local distributors including Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric and from customers. In Cedar Rapids area 34378 gas users are estimated to participate under rate schedule provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Power Commission
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Commission
Colbert
Iowa-Illinois
Cedar Rapids
Man Charged After Car Hits Pedestrian
Ray D. Johnson, 44, of 1124 Ninth Street SE, faces charges for leaving the scene of an accident and improper vehicle registration after a crash near 1128 Fourteenth Avenue SE injured pedestrian Ann Soper, 64, of 1609 Fourteenth Avenue SE. Soper hospitalized with arm injuries. police linked plates to Padzewsky's auto salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray D. Johnson
Ninth Street SE
Johnson
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Ann Soper
Padzewsky’s
Auto Salvage
Center Point Road
Padzensky’s
IRS final rules ease travel expense proof for business men
The final regulation aims to boost tax revenues by easing documentation for travel costs. It allows per diem allowances up to 25 dollars, with higher limits possible by advance IRS clearance, and lets taxpayers lump miscellaneous costs into categories rather than itemizing every expense. Separate breakfast lunch and dinner entries are unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRS
Caplin
New York
Palm Beach
Congress
Tax Deductions for Travel and Entertainment In 1963 and Onward
Tax lawyers note deductions on income tax returns labeled T and E covering travel entertainment and gift expenditures starting in 1963 and continuing thereafter.
Jaycee Toy Project Donates 766 Gifts to Local Children
Seven hundred sixty six youngsters from 185 families received toys through the Jaycee Christmas toy project. Toys were distributed December 21 and 22 to families referred by four welfare agencies via the Christmas Clearing bureau. David Jolly noted Bill McFann’s 18th year of toy repair and welding and thanked numerous sponsors and supporters, including banks, firms, clubs, schools, media outlets, and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
David Jolly
Bill McFann
Guaranty Bank and Trust Co
Heater's
Kilborn Photo Paper Co
Bill's
Wilson’s
Quaker Oats
Katz Salvage
Cryovac
Nesper
Buresh _ Rental
Hawkeye Citizens Band Club
Klinger
Boy Scouts
Hawkeye Doll Club
Woolworth’s
Board of Education
the Gazette
KLWW
KCRG
KHAK
WMT
Youth Council
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Wall Collapse Traps Workers at Maryland Shopping Center
In Washington, about 15 to 20 workers were trapped when a wall collapsed at a Maryland construction site in a shopping center. Initial reports indicated one death, while rescuers freed nine men within 30 minutes and they were hospitalized in unknown condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Four Cars Involved In Bridge Accident
Four cars were involved when Sandra Hepker 19 stopped on the First avenue bridge to pick up a friend. Mary Titler 20 struck Hepker’s rear, Bernice Mulherin 44 crashed into Titler, and Wilma Williams 39 rammed the Mulherin car. damage estimated at 650 dollars. no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Hepker
F Avenue NW
First Avenue Bridge
Mary Titler
Thirty-seventh Street
Miss Hepker
Bernice Mulherin
Walford
Titler
Wilma Williams
Toddville
Mulherin
Spellman ends four day Christmas visit to South Vietnam
Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York concluded a four day Christmas tour in South Vietnam, wrapping up his visit on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
South Vietnam
Discrimination Ban Hurts 1963 Building Outlook
The Wall Street Journal reports Kennedy anti discrimination order in status of 1963 housing starts. Interviews with 54 builders show one third curtailing 1963 plans or set to. Builders in multiple cities cite impact and some use no federally insured financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Theother
Exiles of Brigade 2506 mull new push against Castro
Cuban exile leaders including Manuel Artime and Jose Perez San Roman met President Kennedy in Palm Beach amid talk of renewed action against Fidel Castro. The Cuban Revolutionary Council urged exiles to enlist. hundreds already joined U.S. forces as they planned a possible return and praised the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidel Castro
Manuel Artime
Palm Beach
Russia
U. S. Welfare Department
Kennedy
Cuba
Artime
Jose Perez San Roman
Erneido Oliva
Jose Miro Cardona
Brigade 2506
U. S
Pay Increase Announced for Allis-Chalmers Cedar Rapids Staff
Allis-Chalmers Cedar Rapids salaried employees will get a general pay raise of 24.4 percent effective January 1. General manager W. G. Gates said the minimum monthly pay will be $10.38, with about 200 plant workers benefiting from the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
Cedar Rapids
W. G. Gates
Gates
FDA Authority Expands Preapproval Drug Testing Powers
The FDA gains authority to require substantial evidence of a drug’s safety and effectiveness before marketing. It can bar marketing until affirmative FDA approval and extend review time. The agency also requires animal testing before human clinical trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FDA
Iowa City Chamber elects new officers led by Charles Dore
Iowa City officials announced Charles Dore president of the Chamber of Commerce. Lawrence Wade became first vice president while Dean Robert Ray was named second vice president. Dave Stohl was chosen treasurer and Ray Vanderhoef was the immediate past president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Charles Dore
Owens Brush
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Wade
Dean Robert Ray
Dave Stohl
Ray Vanderhoef
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Daily Record
Bismarck
Femeoense
Chicago
Orleans
Fe York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Seattle
C.R. Weather
St. Luke's
Roy Pollock
Forty-eighth Street
Donald Schloss
Holly Avenue NW
William Dunker
Keystone
Melbin Huerter
Thirty -Fifth Street
Bruce Anderson
Thirty-sixth Street
James Newman
Twenty-fifth Avenue Place
Ronald Vogel
Homer, Milburn
Soutter Avenue
Biderman
Charles — Brush
Reno H. Stadler
Rogers Grove
Ely
Forrey
William A.turner
John P. Woods
Rigel
Lester A
Janeba-Kuba
John K. Moore
Crescent Lodge
Henningsen
Emma C
Beatty-Bearle Funeral Home
E. W. Kolberg
Trinity Lutheran) ‘Church
Linwood
Franklin D. Prenosil
Marilyn Prenosil
Mary M. Walters
Raymond E. Walters
Grace M. Hanzlik
Martin J. Hanzlik
Karen Sue Seible
David Seible
Iowa
Paul Slycord
Colorado Drive
Mercy Hospital
Jerry Franck
Merl’s Tap
Adv
Western Bohemian Fraternal Association
ICBJ
Pierson’s Florists
Flowerphone
Hladky's
Empire
4Th Ave
Janet Crawford
Red Fox Road SE
Bever Park
John B. Turner & Son
2Nd Ave. S.E
Navy
Michael T. Murphy
Berlin
First Assembly of God
N.E
Young Peoples
Fred R. Gottwald
Jaycee Project
First Avenue
Park Court SE
James Vander Berge
Dawley Street NE
Wayne Wright
D Avenue NE
Reuben M. Smith
Twentysixth Street Drive
Wright
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Jay W. Hesser
Wall Street Journal
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Knoxville
Houston
Nashville
Greenville
S.C
Norfolk
Baltimore
George Arquilla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Bay of
Pampa
Texas
R. G. Hughes
San Antonio
Kelsey
Dore
Lewellen
Florist
Flowers
Grace
18Th St
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