Marion man dies after sudden illness at 66
Raymond J. Davin 66 of 3030 Nineteenth avenue Marion died Sunday after a sudden illness. Born April 15 1906 in Fairfax he married Evelyn G Zier Oct 31 1933 in Marion. He worked 24 years for Collins Radio Co and belonged to IBEW Local 1362 and St Josephs Catholic Church. Surviving wife daughter Joan Rae a sister and three brothers. Memorial services set for 9:30 am Wednesday at St Josephs with rosary 8 pm Tuesday at Cedar Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Davin
Nineteenth Avenue
Marion
Fairfax
Evelyn G. Zier
Davin
Collins Radio Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Joan Rae Davin
Mary Davin
San Diego
Calif
Milo Davin
Clifford Davin
Cedar Rapids
Stephen L. Davin
U.S. Army
Fort Hood
Texas
Father Blessington
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids youth jailed for 16 days on traffic charges
A 16 year old Cedar Rapids youth, Paul S. Hootman of 1018 Sixth Street SE, was sentenced in Marion police court to 16 days in jail after pleading guilty to speeding resisting arrest and no driver's license following a Saturday night chase that reached speeds up to 75 mph before he was stopped at Seventh Avenue and Thirteenth Street.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Miles Adams
Paul S. Hootman
Sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Delaware
Sarah Wall
Woodland Drive
Ninth
Furnace Re-Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Mackey
Darlene Sturgeon
Four hurt in Cedar Rapids traffic accidents
Four people suffered minor injuries in three Cedar Rapids crashes Sunday. John Lahue and Carey Casey, both hurt, were involved in a Fifth Street NW collision. Lahue faced traffic charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
John Lahue
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Carey Casey
F Avenue NW
Fifth Street NW
Miss Casey
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lahue
Kerr Blames Reagan for Ousting UC President
Clark Kerr says he would likely not have been fired as UC president if Edmund G Brown Jr. were governor, accusing Ronald Reagan of driving his removal with a bitter legacy and involvement in the university’s fate as the 1970s campaign began.
Vanourny Listed in Fairly Good Condition After Crash
Charles Vanourny, 29, of 1117 Fifteenth Avenue SW, was listed in fairly good condition at St. Luke's hospital Monday after injuries from a two car collision at A Avenue and Third Street NE Saturday at 10 11 p.m. Police said Vanourny was a passenger in a car driven by Theodore H. Ford I, 28, of 709 Third Avenue SW. Ford suf-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanourny
Charles Vanourny
Fifteenth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
A Avenue
Third Street
Theodore H. Ford I
Third Avenue
Ford
Kinship of Combat Highlighted By Vietnam War Soldier
NEA dispatch from PEEIKU Vietnam describes the paradox of brutal soldiers who show gallant compassion in danger. David Brown of Olive Hill Kentucky risked his life on a Fourth Infantry Division patrol to verify Guerilla deaths and seize documents after an ambush.
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Peeiku
Vietnam
Nea
David Brown
Olive Hill
Fourth Infantry Division
Brush Country
Brown
Four Marines at Mountain Point Hit by Fire
Gallant, their wounded, had spotted the Americans moving down the mountain. When the four some reached a sparsely vegetated point, they were hit with heavy rifle and machine gun fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Brave Sergeant Rescue By Wounded Leader In Vietnam Patrol
Brown, a Specialist Fourth Class, stayed with a wounded sergeant under heavy Viet Cong fire. He organized teammates to distract enemies, drew fire, and dragged the sergeant to safety with only 15 rifle clips left, saving a life without seeking praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Driver and teen cited after stop intersection incident
The officer report names Clarence Coppock, 16, of 227 Eleventh Street NW, as the other driver. Ford was charged with failing to have his vehicle under control and Coppock with failing to yield at a stop intersection. Ford fined $10 and costs in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Coppock
Eleventh Street
Ford
Coppock
Thant Seeks Longer Lunar Truce in Vietnam Peace Efforts
United Nations Secretary General U Thant urged extending the Lunar New Year truce in Vietnam to foster a favorable climate for peace negotiations. He spoke on Monday about the need for a broader pause to advance talks and reduce hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U Thant
Vietnam
Wartburg College Hosts Mid-Winter Choral Clinic
Wartburg College in Waverly hosts its annual Mid Winter Choral Clinic featuring nine Iowa high school choirs. Professor Jack Boyd of the University of Dubuque directs the massed chorus for a 4:00 p.m. concert, with attendees from Stormont Community North Tama Traer Waukon Brooklyn and other schools.
Probate and court notices from Linn County Iowa
Probate notices announce Rose M Sleser and Charles Penningroth estates with administrators and wills admitted to probate. The notices require creditors to file claims within six months and indicate publication deadlines and court locations Cedar Rapids and Linn County Iowa. A divorce petition against Earl Leroy Hoffman also seeks decree and appearance by February 28 1947. Attorneys Kubicek Novak Kublicek and Koehler Olinger Chipokas appear for plaintiffs.
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District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Tamar
L. Hoffman Plaanlitt
Earl
Leroy Hoffman
William L. Scott
Eter
Plaintff
Petits Oka Koehler & Olinger
MES
Chipokas
Ar Gle Building
Cedar Rounds
Lawa
Flainsitf
Notice of Probate Will Executor and Creditors
In the District court of the county the estate of Joseph Stalskal Sr Deceased. Agnes Stalskal was appointed executor after the will dated January 26 1947 was admitted to probate The period to contest ends one year from the second publication date and creditors must file claims within six months from that second publication Executed January 26 1967 Cedar Rapids Iowa by Novak and Kubriel for the executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noa
Toway
Linn
Rose M. Sleger
Rose M. Sleser
District Court of
Said
Joseph Sleser
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kubicek, Novak & Kublicek
Joseph Stalskal
Joseph Stejskal
Joseph Stelskal
Agnes Stelskal
Psig
Clair
Agnes Stei
Said & Ease Ri ‘Apids
Kyblosk
Novak & Kubriel Horneys
Eiscator
Cedar
Lowa
William J. Sullivan
Anna M. Newman
Eas Ja M
E Marlon
Shuttleworth &Ngers
Probate Notice and Corporate Charter for Cedar Rapids Firm
Notice of probate for the will and codicil of William J. Sullivan and appointment of Anna M. Newman as executor. Also a charter filing for Metal Crafters of Cedar Rapids, Incorporated, detailing purpose, capital stock, directors, officers, and corporate terms dated February 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilzapein
Dake
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Metal Crafters of
Cedar Rapids, Incorporated
Norman W. Dake
Elizabeth W. Dake
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Gladys M Hermsen Estate
Probate proceedings for the estate of Gladys M Hermsen name James W Hermsen appointed administrator. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk within six months from February 13 1947 or be barred. Cedar Rapids Iowa attorney John B Reilly represents the administrator. Second publication dated February 13 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Clerk of
Otheryee
Bertha R. Penningroft
Mary P. Hull
Charlotte "P. Pence
Cedar Rapids
Lowa Argent
Spangler Hines & Pence
Lowa Pte
District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Gladys M
Hermsen
Tate
Gladys MM
Ereby
James W. Hermsen
Lowa
John B. Reilly
Classified Ads Help at The Gazette Marion Office
The Gazette Marion office at 743 Sixth Street offers in person help for ordering or paying for want ads. Experienced ad writers assist with classifications costs and answer any questions about ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Area
Gazette
Marion
6Th St
Personals Suresh
Uresh Rental Service, Inc
Alsa
First
Hallmark Nursing Home
Vernon
Duncan
SEARS
Sears Roebuck & CO
Lindale Plaza
Irene
Crestview Nursing Home
Sun
West Branch
Notice of Will Probate Without Administration
Probate No. 33025 states Walter Dickinson deceased had his first will dated December 2 1960 admitted to probate on February 3 1967 with no administration. Any action to set aside must be filed within one year from the second publication of this notice or be forever barred. Kenneth L Perry Sr Clerk of the District Court Fisher and Yarowsky Attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Walter Dickinson
Walter Kinson
Bry
Acton
Kenneth L. Perry
Fisher and Yarowsky
Hirthday
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Raymond Davin
Lloyd Fink
Valleyview Drive
Leslie Fink
Fourteenth Avenue
Lloyd Finks
Virginia Beach
International Telephone and Telegraph
Natalie Susan Mentzer
Lincolnway Trailer Court
Edison Pharmacy
Frank Gorup
17Th St. NE
Leighton W. Ford
St. Joseph's School
Jeff Maerschalk
Joseph C. Maerschalk
First Avenue
Mark
C.R
Marion Lions
Dorothy Newbury
Cornell College
Liberia
Blanche Hovorka
Albert Hovorka
Blanche Dvorak
Swisher
Evelyn V. Miller
Route 2
Albert Hartl
Brandon
Gilbert
Ely
Emil Dvorak
Brush Chapel
Richard Wagner
Czech National Cemetery
Blackford
Lyle French
Edith French
Earle Blackford
Galt
Blackfords
Sacramento
Frank Tilp
Ninth Street
Oelwein
Richard White
Urbanettes
Marion Urbanettes
Linn-Mar
Kathy Anderson
Becky McCallum
Debby Carroll
Mindy
Annie Kregel
Rac
Robert Perrin
Lester Peck
C. M. Towers
Wyoming
YMCA
Marion Branch
Collins Radio
Linn-Mari
Allen Kilberger
Route One
Eighth Avenue
Kilberger
Michael P. Gannon
Peoria
Ill
Clark Kerr
Reagan
Avorno
Italy
Handley
Sixpenny
England
Neelle de
Raymond Phelypeaux
By Tom Tiede
U.S
Thant
Wartburg College
Actate
Charles Penningroth
Decca
Bertha R
Bence Mary P. Hull
Charlotte
Ikal
Man State
OTIC
Castone Products Company
NAI Etal C Crafters
Vastane Products Company
Linn Caumnty
Metal Sher Ers
Cedar Rap
Esariee Mewnere Pe
Corporation
Snali
Tha Cerand
Thacdaw
Board of Directors
Norman W. Dake Oeenent
Cedar, Rapids
Vulgia Ueif
ANG Wtec
George T. Wilhelm
Cedar Wa
Zulina
Wilhelm
Gazette Classified
Gregory Kudina
Tony Kudina
Mortuaries—Monuments
Novak Monument CO
Dial
Belfe Jacobson
Eward
Artiste
Sharon Rogers
Ist
OLD Hickory Steakland
Ist Avenue
Melody Inn
12Th Ave
Harry’s
Ed Simon
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