Senior Schools To Finance Junior High Athletic Programs
The city’s two public senior high schools will finance junior high athletic programs, removing the need to use general tax funds. A new intra city admission charge will fund a pool divided among the junior highs, with $1,000 previously budgeted per school now redirected. Concession revenue and football gains bolster junior high funds, while complimentary passes for Washington Jefferson games are cut.
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Washington-Jefferson
Senior High Athletic Council
Kingston Stadium
Don Birdsell
Kingston
Birdsell
Inaugural Mayor's Dinner Draws Over 150 Reservations
More than 150 couples registered by Tuesday for the second inaugural banquet honoring Mayor Bob Johnson set for Thursday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. Sponsored by the Taxpayers Crusade with Mrs. Walter Pratt as chairman, Clark Mollenhoff will speak on the Washington scene since President Kennedy's assassination. Tickets cost $10 per couple and reservations are open by mail or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Johnson
Taxpayers Crusade
Walter Pratt
Clark Mollenhoff
Washington
Cowles
Kennedy
Roosevelt Hotel
Johnson
Frank Bush
Donald Gardner
W. W. St
Wilkinson Named Assistant County Attorney in Linn County
Thomas J. Wilkinson Jr. of 1536 Washington Avenue SE was appointed by County Attorney Jack Fulton to replace Gerard J. Glaza as assistant county attorney. The post starts Thursday with duties on desertion and abandonment of minor children and paternity cases and a plan to crack down on ADC abuses. Salary 5200 dollars annually. Wilkinson is a Cedar Rapids attorney born July 20 1934 and studied at Coe College and the University of Iowa. He is married to Alice a Wright School teacher and partners with John B. Reilly and William G. Faches. He is Catholic and attends Immaculate Conception parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Wilkinson, Jr
Washington Avenue
Jack Fulton
Gerard J. Glaza
Fulton
Wilkinson
Linn County Social Welfare Department
ADC
Glaza
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Franklin High School
Coe College
University of Iowa Law School
Iowa Bar Assn
Alice
Wright School
University of Iowa
John B. Reilly
William G. Faches
Immaculate Conception Parish
Sled Hils Tree Boy Hospitalized After Park Accident
David Graham 10 son of James and Mrs. Graham was hospitalized after a sledding accident at Bever park SE. He remained in fairly good condition at St Luke's hospital with a side and possible internal injuries. Police said he turned his sled to miss a post but hit a tree.
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David Graham
James H. Graham
Second Avenue SE
Bever Park SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Veteran Postal Worker Retires After 37 Years Service
Eldred Bender of Cedar Rapids retires after 37 years in the postal service. He began as a substitute clerk in 1927 and became a regular clerk in 1930, later serving as postal services representative and liaison to large mailers. Postmaster E. R. Petro announced the retirement effective Saturday.
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Eldred Bender
B Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Postal Service
Bender
Postal Services Post
Postal Services
E. R. Petro
Motorist Given Time To Plead In Driving While License Block
Darryl LaGrange, 27, of 1137 Sixth Street NW, was ordered to enter a plea by Friday on a charge of driving with a suspended license. He appeared before Judge Howard McLaughlin in municipal court, then was jailed in lieu of a $500 bond after his Monday arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darryl LaGrange
Sixth Street
Howard McLaughlin
LaGrange
Suspended Sentence For Parking Violator DeNeuf
Leon P. DeNeuf aged 22 of 1103 Eighteenth Street SW received a 15 day jail term in municipal court on parking meter violations. Judge Howard McLaughlin suspended the sentence on condition of good behavior for failing to pay seven tickets from October through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon P. DeNeuf
Eighteenth Street
Howard McLaughlin
DeNeui
Woman Is Given Suspended Term After Accident
Marcella M. Hall, 31, of route three, Cedar Rapids, received a 60 day jail sentence Tuesday on disturbing the peace and leaving the scene of an accident. The judge suspended the sentences. Police said she drove away after her car struck a parked vehicle at Powers Truck Stop on Highway 30 South Monday night. She insulted officers with loud language after arrest at the truck stop. Five witnesses signed the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella M. Hall
Cedar Rapids
Howard McLaughlin
Hall
Powers
Highway 30
S. D. Motorist Fined For Drunk Driving
A 43 year old South Dakota man, Lyle H. Budd of Menno, was fined 300 dollars and costs in Linn district court after pleading guilty to drunk driving. Budd was arrested Monday at 6 39 p m after police observed his car on a one way street. His brother Edward Budd 38 of North Judson Ind was charged with intoxication and given a 30 day jail term suspended by Judge Warren Rees.
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South Dakota
Linn
Lyle H. Budd
Menno
S.D
First Street
Fourth Avenue SE
Budd
Edward
North Judson
Ind
Howard McLaughlin
Warren Rees
OMVI
Lyle Budd
High Twelve Club Names Officers
New officers of the High Twelve club are Melvin J. McCalley as president R Dean Metcalf as first vice president Forrest C Holveck as second vice president Roy E Barnes as secretary and treasurer the Rev Ralph B Colton as chaplain Harold G Schaefer as sergeant at arms and Edgar L King as representative to High Twelve International retiring president Harold Schaefer was elected to a five year board term James H Sharpe and Franklin J Anderson were chosen to unexpired board terms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Twelve Club
Melvin J. McCalley
R. Dean Metcalf
Forrest C. Holveck
Roy E. Barnes
Ralph B. Colton
Harold G. Schaefer
Edgar L. King
High Twelve International
Harold Schaefer
James H. Sharpe
Franklin J. Anderson
Park School Site Bought On NW Side
Cedar Rapids city council approved acquisition of 14 acres on Wiley boulevard NW for a future park school site. The sale includes four acres from Howard and Marian Douglass for 5 625 dollars and ten acres from Mr and Mrs I Marvin Feder for 16 000 dollars. The purchases align with the open spaces program with the federal government funding about 30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Wiley Boulevard
Howard
Marian Douglass
I. Marvin Feder
Donald Gardner
Gardner
Drag Race to 60 MPH Brings Fine for Men
Two young men faced $10 fines in Cedar Rapids Municipal Court after being cited for drag racing and driving over 60 mph in a 30 mph zone. Robert M. Stepanek, 23, of 1430 Second Street SW, and Ronald P Lindaman, 21, of Iowa City, were ordered to pay court costs by Municipal Judge Howard McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Robert M. Stepanek
Second Street
Ronald P Lindaman
Iowa City
Second Avenue
Howard McLaughlin
Gas Company Plans Cedar Rapids Marion Expansion in 1964
Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co announces a 1964 expansion costing about 1.775 million dollars. A key item is a 1.1 million dollar 16 inch natural gas feeder line extending 22 miles from south of Iowa City to south of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Marion
James Colbert
Iowa- Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Wilson
Commission
Iowa City
Assessments Ordered For Street Projects
The city council adopted a resolution ordering assessments on abutting properties for street resurfacing and construction by Ralston Construction Co. The order covers several streets and alleys including the alley between First and Second avenues SW from Third to Fifth streets and Twenty-sixth Street SE from Mt. Vernon Road 780 feet south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston Construction Co
First
Second Avenues
Third
Fifth
Predicting and Preventing Heart Attacks
Dr. Gertler’s book endorses delaying or preventing heart attacks. Dr. Paul Dudley White leads a project that unveils a new system for predicting and preventing coronary events. The January Reader’s Digest features this important article on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertler
Paul Dudley White
Reader’s Digest
Combat Squad Reports Entry Into Slave Labor Camp
A COMBAT crew enters a slave labor camp at 6 30 Tuesday night as Channel 9 airs the development. The report centers on the squad's arrival and the station’s coverage of the scene.
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Combat! Squad
Channel 9
Case Against Henry Aldrich Dismissed in Independence
In Independence district court the case against Henry Aldrich, a 51 year old Buchanan county farmer, was dismissed. The matter involved revocation of his driver's license after he was previously found innocent of a drunken driving charge and his license returned by the state department of public safety.
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Gazette Independence
Henry Aldrich
Buchanan County
State Department of Public Safety
Names in Local Obituary and Notice List
A stream of personal names appears in a local notice column with multiple individuals listed. The fragment preserves numerous full names including Thelma J Alexander and Raymond D Wright among others, indicating a roster for notices or genealogical references rather than a full narrative.
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Mark Polansky
Bernard J. Polansky
Brockman Drive
Harold Drive
Mercy Hospital
Kcrg-Tv
S. D. Motorist
Park School
C.R
Thirty-fifth Street
F Avenue
Maple Drive
Remington Tab
Remington
Merchants National Bank
Malloy Jewelers
Third Ave
Thelma J. Alexander
Robert L. Argo
Ernest L. Andrle
Donald D. Anderson
Benjamin F. Baily
Thomas J. Bell
Darwin A. Bell
Richard K. Becker
Jerry D. Bills
John C. Berge
Gary D. Billick
Richard L. Burke
Joseph M. Bridges
Donald C. Black
F. Wallace Brown
Dorothy A. Boat
Frances M. Bowen
Adelaide
BOXA
Larry Chavez
Richard J. Cilek
Marl
Cox
Roy Leon Clouse
George D. Cropp
Donald E. Craft
Frederick J. Chavez
Boyd J. Dankert
Robert W. Ernest
Virgil E. Eckley
Alpha
Fahl
Dorothy L. Farr
William H. Fletcher
Joseph E. Gale
Harry M. Gaskill
Robert H. Geiger
Geiger
Donald C. Gogg
Myrna M. Gress
Harvey R. Grishaber
Donald M. Harrison
Kenneth M. Haskins
Harold Hellentall
Ralph Hodge
Jack M. Hodge
Wilma H. Hulsebus
William &€. Hulsebus
James E. Jacobs
Janice D. Jensen
Louise M. Kalouse
Clifford D. Kelley
Donald E. Kiamas
Neil R. Kleinmeyer
Vera J. Klumpar
Julia D. Kluber
Donald P. Kolek
Thelma E. Kofron
Richard L. Kohl
Lumir F. Kolarik
Deane F. Kragh
John F. Krejci
Clarence F. Krizek
Jack L. Lake
Janice C. Lake
John R. Larkin
Harvey H. Lathrop
Theodare J. Layer
Robert P. Lev
Arnold L. Littleton
Joe W. Lorend
Leonard W. Lotts
Evelyn L. Low
Kenneth A. Lund
Larry L. Lund
Grace M. Pinch
Frank L. Pokorney
Chloe A. Lyford
Marilyn K. May
Margaret A. May
Lawrence A. May
Larry D. Manfull
Maynard M. Marek
Dean M. Martensen
Alan Mengler
Donald R. Miller
E. C. Mittwalsey
Gerald Monear
John E. Myers
William Marthur
George W. McGowan
Donald J. Netolicky
Bette Ann Novak
Larry L. Norris
Sven G. Olson
Donald M. Peiffer
Eugene R. Pernicka
Ronald P. Petsel
Bernard G. Quint
Leo A. Raim
John R. Ralston
Gary W. Rawson
Robert L. Rhodes
Angelo M. Riccio
Shirley A. Richter
Leo L. Ruling
Larry Keith Ramsay
Gordon D. Sanborn
William B. Saunders
H. C. Vander Schaaf Roy A. Seeman
Lester G. Sever
William F. Skrola
Harold T. Sheets
Leonard D. Smejkal
Byron R. Stoney
Frank A. Suchomel
Wesley Suchomel
Howard K. Springer
Iowa
Leon A. Sulek
Illinois
Richard D. Stanford
Steven C. Stryker
Judy Kay Stober
Leonard Swallom
Charles Swallom
Donald L. Taylor
James W. Tiernan
Robert R. Trachta
Harold L. Usher
Louis E. Vandurny
Nathan P. Walker
Alexandre L. Very
Robert V. Wermager
Loren A. Wheeler
Darrell H. Wilkey
Walter D. Wilson
Willard M. Williams
Warren Z. Williams
Raymond D. Wright
Marion L. Wolfe
Walter H. Young
John van Fleet, JR
Elvic J. Peterson
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