Marion council approves Dunns Industrial Park plat
Marion city council approved the preliminary plat for Dunns Industrial Park in east Marion south of the divided highway subject to a 60 foot frontage road setback. Councilman Eckhart opposed, citing need for more study. The meeting also discussed zoning changes for the Bjornsen property, tax projections, city wage adjustments, and plans for the Squaw Creek sewer project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Tanner
Marion
Dunn
East
Raymond Eckhart
Bjornsen
Fred Annand
Tenth Street
Annand
Clinton H. Moyer
Moyer
Tallman infant dies at University Hospitals Iowa City
Ann Frances Tallman 20 days old daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard F Tallman died Monday evening at University Hospitals in Iowa City. Survivors include parents two brothers and grandparents Mrs Frank Tallman Marion and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Burlage Cascade. Services Wednesday 10 a m at St Josephs Catholic Church Rev William H Blessington burial Mount Calvary. Friends may call Murdoch chapel Tuesday after 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Frances Tallman
Richard F. Tallman
South Fourteenth Street
University Hospitals
Iowa City
David
Thomas
Frank Tallman
Marion
Lawrence Burlage
Cascade
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
William H. Blessington
Mount Calvary
Murdoch Chapel
Drake University Band Concert Set March 7
The Drake University band will perform on March 7 at Linn-Mar High School gym sponsored by Linn-Mar Boosters. Proceeds fund equipment purchases not covered by tax funds. Tickets are sold by high school band students or at the door.
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Linn-Mar
Drake University
Linn-Mar Boosters Club
Beckwith Runs for Mississippi Lt Governor Seat
Rights slaying defendant Byron de la Beckwith announces his candidacy for lieutenant governor of Mississippi. Beckwith, twice tried for the 1963 ambush murder of Medgar Evers, calls the campaign a chance to repay kindnesses from Mississippians. Evers was NRA field secretary for the NAACP, shot June 12, 1963. Beckwith’s prior trials ended in hung juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
Mississippi
Beckwith
Bill Waller
Greenwood
Jackson
The
Southern Review
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Munich clash: U S soldiers clash with police and taxi drivers
In Munich a street brawl erupted between U S soldiers from the 613th field service company and German police and taxi drivers. Police said up to 50 soldiers joined, three officers and two taxi drivers were injured, eight patrol cars damaged, and reinforcements called. The Army opened an investigation and restricted the unit to quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
U.S
Army
Germany
Gazette
613Th Field Service Company
Sale of Liquor to Indians Okayed by Iowa House
DES MOINES The Iowa House approved a senate bill to repeal the law forbidding liquor sales to Indians. The vote was 108 to 6 and the measure moves to the governor for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa House
Bomb or Pew Support at Holy Name Cathedral
A parishioner found a lead pipe under a pew at Holy Name cathedral in Chicago. A patrolman moved it to the police station while experts determined it was a pew support, not a bomb. Lt. Ronald Rae of the bomb and arson squad confirmed the pipe as harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Holy Name
Ronald Rae
Services Thursday for Central City Woman
Ora Inez Conner 83 a Central City resident for eight years died at home Monday. Born January 23, 1884 in Davis County she married Ray Conner April 11, 1900. he died December 17, 1930. She leaves two daughters two sons nine grandchildren and many great grandchildren. services Thursday at 2 p.m. at United Church of Christ Central City with burial at Oak Shade Marion.
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Central City
Ora Inez Conner
Davis County
Ray Conner
Conner
Waterloo
Marengo
United Church of Christ
Ladies Aid
Agoma
Hie] Henderson
Wesley Walker
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Lloyd A. Conner
Sidney
Merle LaRoy Conner
Ethel Winn
Downing, Mo
Oak Shade
Marion
Murdoch
West Central Hikes Teachers Pay Scale in New Contract
West Central school board approved a 15 percent average teacher pay rise for 1967 68 with a BA base of 5700 up from 5100 and top salaries of 8835 for BA 14 steps MA holders start 6270 top 9718 MA plus 30 hours reaches 1060 in 14 steps The board also approved a new contract for Superintendent Robert Jacobson and will seek bids on sound equipment for the band room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
West Central School Board
Robert Jacobson
Brakeman Hurt in Fall From Boxcar in Tama
Richard Allen, 20, of Eagle Grove, a North Western brakeman, fell from the side of a boxcar at the Hall street crossing Monday. He suffered back and neck injuries and was taken to a Marshalltown hospital. Officials said the train was likely stationary and no witness saw the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
TAMA
Richard Allen
Eagle Grove
North Western Railroad
Hall Street
Marshalltown
Spillville Names New City Clerk Tilla Kala to Succeed Roslyn Poshuta
Spillville appoints Tilla Kala as city clerk replacing Roslyn Poshuta who resigned from office. Kala takes on duties immediately and serves as successor to the previous city administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spillville
O Tilla Kala
Roslyn Poshuta
Tama Packing Company Receivers Offer to Sell Plant Site
Notice to all stockholders, claimants and lien holders that the Tama Packing Company assets, including a partially constructed plant near Tama and machinery, are offered to Swift & Company for 700000 dollars. The receivers recommend selling free of liens and substituting proceeds as security for liens. A hearing before Judge Tobin is set for February 27, 1967, in Toledo Iowa to consider the recommendations and objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama Packing Company
District Court of Iowa
Tama County
Swift & Company
Iowa
Tama
John W. Tobin
Tama County Court House
Toledo
Sealed bids sought for Kennedy High Language Lab project
Cedar Rapids Community School District invites sealed proposals for furnishing and installing language laboratories at John F. Kennedy Senior High School Cedar Rapids Iowa Bids must be in by 3 00 p m CST February 28 1967 and opened publicly in the Board Room Requirements include bid bond cashiers or certified check equal to at least 5 percent of bid and compliance with Iowa domestic preference and labor rules The district reserves the right to reject all bids and waive informalities IOWA February 14 1967 Otto F Wiedersberg Secretary Board of Directors Cedar Rapids Community School District Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Weing Road
N.E
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Community
Board Room
Board of Education
Second Avenue S.W
C.S.T
County of Linn
State of Iowa
Linn
State of
Otto F. Wiedersberg
Penen
Lenten devotionals with Dr Forel on KCRG TV
The program HIGH THE CROSS Week days features Dr George W Forel presenting Lenten devotionals at 9 45 AM on KCRG TV Channel 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Forel
Kcrg-Tv
Hiawatha Iowa Council Proceedings 1967 and 1987 Compiled
Special and regular meetings of the Town of Hiawatha council cover fire station planning, preliminary plats, zoning, census actions, and budget bills. Key figures include Mayor Orville Cox and councilors Bowler Albaugh McLane Emmons Wall. discussions address Cummins First Addition plat, dump site purchase, and state reports with filing steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Springville
Orville Cox
Planning & Zon Commission
Burl Cummins
Cummins
7Th St
Binley
Brown
Orivile Cox
Ayer Cox
Ndall Gibson
Seers Council
Cummings
Planning & Zoning
Iowa Public Library
Springville Memorial
U. S. Department of Census
Kelley
Hapgood
Iowa
Williams
Ely Town Council Keeps Feb 2 1967 Meeting Minutes
Ely town council held its regular session Feb 2 1967 with Mayor Nevin Duffe and council members Krob Erenberger McCune Zeman Hodina present. Minutes were read and approved and the treasurer reported 1594 63 dollars in balance as of February. Receipts included State Comptroller road use tax Linn County order 560 Hye preece Legion dance permits and more. Bills presented covered utilities pest control publication stationery snow removal wages and more and were approved for payment after itemized bills are requested from Green Engineering Co and Attorney Richard Holden on the sewer project.
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Seqular
Bowler
Marion Albaugh
James McLane
Gordon Emmons
Gerald Wall
Marion Albane
Hiawatha
Iowa
Naves
Lee Waddington
Robinson Wholesale
Orlando Sreedineren
Derby
Homie Ced
Poard Rede
Beverly Daws
Oesday
Linn County Secondary Road Dept
Robins Rd
Bob Elmore
Wayne McAtee Pave Schmidt
Robert Quinby
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Poubieday and Company, Inc
le Library Book Co
Ezdek
Troy Cleaners
Hopp Electric Motors, Inc
Air State Bank Agency
Aera Rena
Dal
Wilder Grain Co. Gazette Co
Matt Parrott and Sons Co
Heating Service Co., Inc
Allen McBurney Construction
Iowa-Ill. Gas and Electric Co
Iowa, Inc
Altorfer Machinery and
Northwestern Bell” Telephone Co
Marsha Guthridge
Earleen Bowler
Mary Ann Paulsen
Triangle Skelly
Wesley H. Tuc
Evilate Dans
Council
Apco
Leck
Hiawatha Standard
Gerald Well
Noyes
Fire Dept
Communications
Beverly J. Daws
Ely
Nevin Duffe
Krob
Erenberger
McCune
Zeman
Hodina
Gantry
Linn County
Ines
Robert Zeman
Harry Hodina
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co
Keller & Hull, Co
Varra Lumber Co
George Stadler
J Krob & Co
Institute of Public Affairs
Robert Krob
Green Engineering Co
Richard Holden
Abrey Yarsrovse
Owa
Witei
Albaugh
Wall
Gills
Imore
Waddington
Donna Georges Beverly Daws
Ormal Williams
Marion Livingston
Arthur Achenbach
George Bowler
Kathleen Reichle
Marion Albany
Gerald Wall Oiue Vives
Mary Ann. Paulsen
Forrest Fifield Schisestony
HIAWATHA Town Hearing On Proposed Plans Contracts
A January 5 meeting of the Mia Hiawatha council opened at 7 00 P M with members McLane Wall Emmons Albaugh and guests present. Bids for a proposed project were read and discussed with a motion to overrule objections and adopt a resolution. The session continued with bid details from Bjornsen Gemini Schmidt Hennessey and others, a continuation to January 18 1967 at 7 30 P M and adjournment at 7 45 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beoular
Uncil
Nayes
Marion Albaugh
Ad Ft
Gerald Wall
E & F Cement
Albaugh
Beverly J. Daws
Tincit Mearns
Mia Hiawatha
Oder
James McLane
Gordon Emmons
Bob Larber
Dale Messmekr
Bill Elliott
Tom Chapman
Leland Christensen
Dave Schmidt
Lee Mudd
Lee Schoon
Fone
Bjornsen Construction Co
Gemini Construction
Hennessey Brothers
Public hearing on zoning change in Hiawatha Iowa
Notice to Lot 49 William's Fourth Addition property owners in Hiawatha Iowa that Leonard M West and Kay F West seek zoning to permit an eight unit dwelling. Hearing set March 1 1967 at 7 30 p m in City Hall before Plan and Zoning Commission chaired by John R Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willia
Hiawatha
Iowa
Plan and Zoning Commission
Leonard M. West
Kay F. West
Yown’ Hall
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Merwen L. Taylor
Planing and Zoning Commission
Miles Adams
Walter Lulow
Vernon Blietz
E. Ray Shelden
Norville Olson
Jan Marg
James D. Bever
Todd's Indian House
Blairs Ferry Road
Zodac Construction Co
Legion Memorial
Robert J. Stone
Ralph Hilmer
Hillmer
Stone
Squaw Creek
Elmer Cherry
Fourteenth Avenue
Robert Skinner
Vinton
Carl
Center Point
Farmers’ State Bank
Alburnett
Adv
Paul Pixler
Prairie Chapel
WSCS
Pixler
India
Coe College
10Th Street
Ruth Zieser
Ann Conrad
Nicki Conrad
Susan Kvach
James E. Cippera
Elaine Lucille Scandrett
Miami, Fla
Marion Mothers Club
Richard Rice
Douglas Court
Leo Sedlacek
Marion Junior High School
Neil Wood
Eileen Wood
Delores Donnan
Martin Frayman
Kathy Hansen
YMCA
Marion Branch
Collins Radio
Ruralettes
Marion Ruralettes 4-H
Ruth Geary
Regina Ferguson
Twila Morris
Sal
Tallman
Frank Gorup
17Th St. NE
Marion Best 4-H Club
Nancy Veatch
Julie Petrak
Susie Gehring
Debbie Burns
Susie Turners
Janet Kissling
FBI
West Central
Otice
Louis P. Boudreaux
Liet
Twila Wyman
Dickey's
Laneren
National Institute of Dry Cleaning
John R. Barker
Sreene
Uae
Trengiers
Ose
Eve General
Generie
Pticvears
Asi
Sarieers
Casanc
Iow
Ebt Service coKceer Utilities
Aitip al DJ
Exelon Unites
Inc Ude Utilities
Issuin
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Scalion County
Third Street
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