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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1963

Page

5

Legislative Notes by Frank Nye Senate Seat Change

A Iowa senate reshuffle moves Sen Jack Schroeder from Seat 25 to Seat 10 in a bid to curb his traffic shelf life. The plan follows pressure from Edna Gillespie and Sen John Campbell to ease the popular senator’s constant public visits despite a heart attack. Virginia Schroeder, Jack’s wife, is cited in the report.

Jack Gillespie John L. Campbell R-Oskaloosa Senator Campbell Schroeder Senate House Senate Journal Sen. Schroeder Campbell Virginia Sandra Walter Iowa Senator Schroeder Lois Kalleen Des Moines Jack Schroeder Rbettendorf Roskaloose Edna Gillespie

Railroad committee members get dress code caps from union

Rep. James E. Briles says the house railroads committee should look the part and arranged with a railroad union to supply blue white red white polka dot caps for each member. Members are expected to wear the caps to every meeting.

House Railroads Committee James E. Briles R-Corning

Lowans in Texas Set Biggest Iowa Winter Picnic

McAllen Texas hosts the annual Iowa winter picnic at the civic center on Lincoln's and Iowa day. More than 1,000 winter visitors from Iowa are expected, with the McAllen high school band led by Karl King of Fort Dodge performing. R V Leach of Houston directs the band and helped found the first high school band in Ackley Iowa in 1909.

Mcallen Texas Lincoln Rio Grande Valley Tall Corn State McAllen Civic Center Iowa Karl King Fort Dodge Sousa America R. V. Leach Houston King Leach Waverly U.S Ackley

Family in Accident Sues for $100,298

A Johnson county family filed suit in district court seeking 100,298 for injuries from a traffic crash on April 21, 1961, on highway 218 near Coralville. Plaintiffs Ronald Loan, his wife, and three children name Donald L. Trautman and Howard Steffensen as defendants, alleging Trautman’s negligence caused the collision with a truck owned by Steffensen.

Iowa City Johnson County Coralville Ronald Loan Donald L. Trautman Howard Steffensen van Buren County Trautman Steffensen

Bridge Closure Ends Through Traffic Near Columbus Junction

The Hoben bridge over the Iowa River in northwest Louisa County is closed by the county board after the middle pier was found unsafe, halting traffic.

Columbus Hoben Iowa River Louisa County County Board of Supervisors

File Tax Report in Estate of Rosa Peters

In Dysart Tama county and Black Hawk county farms valued at 137 400 with 334.67 bank deposit in Waterloo heirs include five daughters Anna Jurgens Lula Hark Amanda Beck Rose Mask Esther Bolender and four sons Henry William Edward Albert a grandson Leland Fry and two granddaughters Marian Fortune Dorothy Flickinger The preliminary inheritance tax report lists total estate value 137 859 67.

Postville Rosa Peters Dysart Geneseo Township Tama County Black Hawk County Waterloo Bank Anna Jurgens LaPorte City Lula Hark Amanda Beck

Injured Man Fractures Hip After Fall in West Union

Emil Schmidt, 68, fell Friday in downtown West Union and fractured his hip. He is hospitalized for treatment.

West Union Emil Schmidt

Scoutmaster Drops Out But Boys Hike 50 Miles

Five Boy Scouts from East Dubuque Troop 14 completed a 50 mile hike in 12 34 hours in response to a Kennedy challenge. They started in Dodgeville Wisconsin at 6 am and reached Dubuque Iowa by 7 30 pm amid cheering crowds, despite a late bridge slowdown.

Dubuque UPI Kennedy Dave Beck Mississippi River East Dubuque Bobby Hoffman Dodgeville Wis David Shoup Marine Corps Roosevelt Boy Scouts Scotty Burkett

Scout hikers refuse aid along long trek

In a rugged area, a scout leader and 14 year old James Trannel recounted offers of food and rest during a trek. The boy said hikers refused all offers except some fudge from a woman who provided a small mercy in the grueling journey.

Buque James Trannel

Martin Services At Waukon Tuesday

Willard Martin 71 died Saturday night and services are set for Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Zion Reformed church in Waukon. A lifelong resident, he worked with Martin Furniture Co and Martin funeral home since 1914. Surviving are his wife, a son Roger of Waukon, two daughters in Indiana and Utah, a twin brother Wayne of McGregor, a half-brother Otto of Waukon, and a sister in California.

Waukon Willard Martin Zion Reformed Church Martin Martin Furniture Co Martin Funeral Home Roger John Burbank Noblesville Ind M. A. Ferguson Salt Lake City Wayne McGregor Otto J. O. McKay California

Two Men Injured in Crash Near Wellman

Two rural Wellman men were injured Saturday night in a two car collision three miles east of Wellman on Highway 92. Jerry Nichols, 21, suffered ankle and nose fractures and severe facial cuts. LeRoy Canott, 18, who rode with Nichols, sustained a broken jaw and lacerations. Both were taken to Mercy hospital in Iowa City. The other driver, Dale Ayers, 40, escaped injury. Both cars were demolished.

Wellman Here Jerry Nichols LeRoy Canott Nichols Mercy Hospital Iowa City Dale Ayers

Local Library Board Sees Two Appointments

North English names Mrs Carl Noel to a six year term on the library board and reappoints Mrs Dean Smith. The moves expand and renew service on the North English Library Board.

North English Carl Noel North English Library Board Dean Smith

The Cedar Rapids Gazette Established In 1883

The Cedar Rapids Gazette, founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co., is a daily and Sunday newspaper published at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. The paper lists subscription rates including 45 cents for 6 weeks and various monthly, yearly, and regional options with different editions and carriers.

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