Davin Widow Mourns Marion Leader After Sudden Illness
Raymond J. Davin 60 of 3030 Nineteenth avenue Marion died Sunday after a sudden illness. Born April 15 1906 in Fairfax he married Evelyn G. Zier October 31 1933 in Marion. He worked 24 years at Collins Radio Co and belonged to IBEW Local 1362. Surviving are wife daughter Joan Rae sister Mary and brothers Milo Clifford and Stephen L Davin. Memorial services set for St Joseph's Catholic Church 9:30 a.m. Wednesday with Rosary at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Cedar Memorial funeral home.
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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 Receives 16 Day Jail Term
A 16 year old Cedar Rapids youth was sentenced to 16 days in jail by Marion police court on three traffic charges after a Saturday night pursuit. Paul S. Hootman, 16, of 1018 Sixth Street SE Cedar Rapids, fled from officers clocked at speeds up to 75 mph in the 2900 block of Fifth Avenue before being 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
Women's keep trim class and Boys' club meet at 7 30
Two community programs scheduled at 7 30. The women's keep trim class runs first followed by the boys' club session. Participants should arrive early for instruction and preparedness.
Elderly Woman Cheated of 650 in Delaware Fraud
Delaware an elderly woman identified as Sarah Wall was duped by a man posing as a surveyor into paying 650 in street repair fees. He cashed her own checks using a fake identity and accomplices, with Sheriff Mike Barr's investigation following a neighbor's report. The victim, in her 80s, had previously fallen for a similar furnace repair scam.
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Delaware
Sarah Wall
Kerr Blames Reagan for UC Ouster in CBS Interview
Clark Kerr says he likely would not have been fired as UC president if Edmund Brown were governor, blaming Ronald Reagan for his ouster last month. Kerr described a legacy of bitterness and said Reagan was heavily involved, making the university an issue from his campaign.
Four Cedar Rapids drivers suffer minor injuries in three crashes
Four people sustained minor injuries in three Cedar Rapids traffic accidents Sunday. John Lahue 21 of Marion and Carey Casey 18 of northwest Des Moines were treated for facial injuries after a single-vehicle crash on Fifth Street NW. Lahue faced charges for driving without a license and failing to control the vehicle. Allen Kilberger 22 of Fairfax was injured in a two vehicle crash at Sixth Street and Eighth Avenue SW and released from Mercy Hospital. Kilberger and Michael Gannon 41 of Peoria were the drivers. Kilberger was charged with failing to control. David Mackey 30 of Woodland Drive SW and Darlene Sturgeon 33 of North Street SW were involved in a separate two car crash at Ninth Street and Sixteenth Avenue SW. no charges filed.
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Cedar Rapids
John Lahue
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Carey Casey
F Avenue NW
Fifth Street NW
Miss Casey
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lahue
Allen Kilberger
Route One
Fairfax
Sixth Street
Eighth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Kilberger
Michael P. Gannon
Peoria
Ill
David L. Mackey
Woodland Drive
Ninth Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Mackey
Darlene Sturgeon
N Street
Vanourny Listed In Fairly Good Condition After Crash
Charles Vanourny, 29, of 1117 Fifteenth avenue SW, is listed in fairly good condition at St. Luke's hospital after a two car collision at A avenue 1 and Third street NE Saturday night. He was a passenger in a car driven by Theodore H. Ford II, 28, of 709 Third avenue SW who also sustained injuries.
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Vanourny
Charles Vanourny
Fifteenth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Avenue 1
Third Street
Theodore H. Ford II
Third Avenue
Ford
Kinship of Combat Noted by Vietnam War Soldiers
In Vietnam near Pleiku and amid a Fourth Infantry firefight, rifleman David Brown from Olive Hill Kentucky risked his life to honor the kinship of combat. Brown, his sergeant, and two others faced heavy fire while recon winged to certify fallen guerillas and seize documents and weapons.
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David Brown
Olive Hill
Fourth Infantry Division
Brush Country
Brown
Handsome Brown Saves Wounded Sergeant Under Fire
An Army patrol on a census mission comes under heavy ambush. Specialist 4 David Brown stays with the wounded sergeant, directs two comrades to draw fire, fights back with limited ammo, and drags the sergeant to safety as a dud grenade lands nearby. The unit calls for aid and the sergeant survives. The RN? units reflect brutal war ethics.
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T’m
Brown
Teen Driver Charged After Stop Intersection Collision
Officers report a collision where one driver suffered a chin laceration but did not need hospital care. The other driver Clarence A. Coppock, 16, of 227 Eleventh Street NW faced charges for failing to yield at a stop intersection. Ford was fined 10 dollars plus costs in municipal court Monday.
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Clarence A. Coppock
Eleventh Street
Ford
Coppock
Thant Seeks Extended Lunar Truce in Vietnam
United Nations secretary general U Thant urged extending the Lunar New Year truce in Vietnam to foster a favorable climate for peace talks. He spoke Monday at the United Nations, stressing the need for momentum toward negotiations.
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United Nations
U Thant
Vietnam
Wartburg College Choral Clinic Draws Nine Iowa Choirs
Wartburg College hosts its Mid Winter Choral Clinic in Waverly on February 11 with nine Iowa high school choirs. Prof. Jack Boyd of the University of Dubuque will conduct the massed chorus and lead a 4:00 p.m. concert. Participating schools include Stormont Community, David Veenon, Waukon, Alfred Leathers, North Tama of Traer, Shirley Kudeberg, and BGM Community of Brooklyn.
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Waverly
Iowa
Wartburg College
Prof
Jack Boyd
University of Dubuque
Stormont Community
David Veenon
Waukon
Alfred Leathers
North Tama High
Traer
Shirley Kudeberg
BGM Community High
Brooklyn
Betty Everist
Notice of Administrators and Executors in Linn County
Probate notices announce Joseph Sleger Jr as administrator of Rose M Sleger estate and three executors Bertha R Penningroth Mary P Hull and Charlotte P Pence for Charles Penningroth estate. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication or be barred.
Divorce Petition in Iowa Court Names Hoffays and Scott
The petition in Cedar Rapids Iowa asks for a Decree of Divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The defendant must appear by February 28 or default will be entered and a decree granted. Attorneys for plaintiff CHIPOKAS KOEHLER OLINGER.
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Iowa
Eoualty
Tamar L. Hoff
Earl Leroy Hoffman
Fisp
Kos Anoege
William L. Scott
Efen
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Chipokas
Koehler & Olinger
Mes L Chipokas
Higley
Notice of probate and executor appointment for Joseph Stejskal Sr
Probate of the will dated January 6 1954 admitted January 26 1967 in Linn County Iowa Agnes Stejskal appointed executor. Creditors must file claims with the clerk of the district court within six months of the second publication or be forever barred. Dated January 28 1967. Agnes Stejskal Executor Cedar Rapids Iowa Kubicek Novak Kubicek cons for executor Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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District Court
State of
Iowan
Linn County
Rose M. Sleger
Joseph Sleger, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kubicek, Novak & Kubicek
Joseph Staiskal
Joseph Steiskal
Sal
Agnes Steiskal
Agnes Stejskal
Lowa
Notice of Probate Will and Codicil Iowa
Probate court admitted the will of William J Sullivan deceased and codicil dated October 29 1965 to probate Anna M Newman named executor. Notices published February 3 1947 and second publication February 13 1967 detail filing deadlines and allowances. Shuttleworth Ingersoll and law firm for executor Marion Iowa Rapids.
Rate of Acceptance of Administration and Notice to Creditors
Probate notice for Gladys M. Hermsen deceased asks all with claims or debts against the estate to file with the district court clerk within six months from February 2 1967. James Hermson and John B. Reilly are the administrator and attorney. Cedar Rapids Iowa. Second publication February 13 1967.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Gladys M. Hermsen
James Hermson
Cedar Rapids
John B. Reilly
Notice of Will Admission Without Administration
Probate No 33025 Linn County Iowa estate of Walter Dickinson deceased. Last will dated December 12 1960 admitted to probate February day 1967. There will be no present administration of the estate. action to set aside must be filed or forever barred. Kenneth Lairy Sr clerk of the district court Fisher and Yarowsky attorneys for the estate.
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District Court
State of Iowan
Linn
Walter Dickinson
Kenneth Lairy
Fisher and Yarowskyttorneys
Metal Crafter Cedar Rapids Incorporation Renewal Notice
Castone Products Company Iowa changes name to Metal Crafter Cedar Rapids Incorporated. The firm renews amended substitute articles, lists business as real estate, manufacturing and services, with authorized stock 500 shares at 100 dollars par. Officers named include Norman W Dake and Elizabeth W Dake. date February 3 1967.
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Castone Products Company
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
METAL
Crafter AR Rapids, Incorporated
Lowa
Board of Directors
Corporation
Norman W Dake
Donald Derr
George T Wilnerme
Zulina
Wilhelm
Elizabeth W. Dake
Ceder
Rapids
Metal Crafters of
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Lincolnway Trailer Court
Edison Pharmacy
Frank Gorup
17Th St. NE
Leighton W. Ford
Blackford
Lyle French
Edith French
Earle Blackford
Galt
Gazette
St. Joseph's School
Jeff Maerschalk
Joseph C. Maerschalk
First Avenue
Mark
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Marion Lions
Dorothy Newbury
Cornell College
Liberia
Frank Tilp
Oelwein
Richard White
Robert Perrin
YMCA
Marion Branch
Collins Radio
Blanche Havorka
Blanche Hovorka
Albert Hovorka
Blanche Dvorak
Swisher
Evelyn V. Miller
Route 2
Albert Hart
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Gilbert
Ely
Emil Dvorak
Brush Chapel
Richard Wagner
Czech National Cemetery
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Linn-Mar High School
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Becky McCallum
Debby Carroll
Mindy Chute
Annie Kregel
Lester Peck
Fourteenth Street
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Wyoming
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Clark Kerr
Reagan
Stef & Makese
Livorno
Italy
Handley
Sixpenny Handley
England
Aymond Phelypeaux
By Tom Tiede
Pleiku
Nea
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Thant
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Bertha R. Penningroth
Mary . Hull
Charlotte P. Pence
Mary P. Hull
Sargent
Spangler Hines & Pence
William J. Sullivan
Yylillem J. Sullivan
Anna M. Newman
Anna _M. Newman
Shuttleworth & Ingersetorneyvs
Gover Rapids
Iona Dale
eReorrors
Castone Roducts Company
Amenta Aft Ete
Marion Area
10Th St
3Rd Ave
Sun
Dallyet
Gregory Kudina
Tony Kudin
Novak Monument CO
Dial
Lost
Bette Jacobson
Buresh
Buresh Rear Service. Inc
3Rd St
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Hallmark Nursing Home
Sonnel
Or Call
Vernon
Duncan Studio
SEARS
Sears Roebuck Co
Lindale Plaza
Irene
Nimmer’s
Crestview Nursing Home
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Co Rogers
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OLD Hickory Steakland
Ist Avenue
Melody Inn
12Th Ave
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