Easter Messiah planned by six Maton churches
Plans for the second annual Easter Messiah are under way with six Maton churches sponsoring. Rehearsals begin Sunday at 2 p.m. in First Baptist Church with city residents invited to join the choir. Soloists to be chosen Sunday, March 6. performers may sing a Messiah selection. The event is set for Marion High School gym at 7 30 p.m. Palm Sunday.
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First Baptist Church
Jerry Curry
Lutheran Church of the
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Christian, First Baptist
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
Marion High School
Valentine Queen Named at DeMolay Ball in Masonic Temple
Leslie Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs L J Fox was chosen DeMolay sweetheart at the Valentine ball Monday night in the Masonic temple She is active in Rainbow Girls and serving as worthy advisor Other contestants were Barbara Kemp Connie Steenhoek and Melodie Sorensen.
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Leslie Fox
L. J. Fox
Masonic Temple
Miss Fox
Rainbow Girls
Barbara Kemp
Connie Steenhoek
Melodie Sorensen
Civil Defense Course by Marion Jaycees outlined
A civil defense adult education course sponsored by the Marion Junior Chamber of Commerce will begin Tuesday at 7 30 p m in room 60 at Marion high school. It includes six two hour sessions covering nuclear disaster protection, radiation dangers, peaceful uses of nuclear energy, shelter living, home shelter construction, and family disaster planning. Contact Jeri Smith at 377 5207 to enroll.
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Marion Junior Chamber of Commerce
Marion High School
Jeri Smith
Petitioners Seek North Of Tracks Relocation For Route 30
Iowa residents from Clinton Jackson and Scott counties submit petitions to the Iowa Highway Commission urging Route 30 relocation north of the Northwestern railroad tracks from Clinton west to Wheatland. They cite shorter distance lower cost fewer curves and fewer overpasses. The chief engineer notes crossing constraints near DeWitt and that the north route would leave little room for the road.
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Ames
Clinton
Jackson
Scott
Iowa
Iowa Highway Commission
Harry Bradley, Jr
Wheatland
North Western Railroad
Highway Commission
L. M. Clauson
Clauson
DeWitt
Northeast Iowa Music Festival Sees 500 Students
About 500 sixth to eighth graders from 15 schools are expected to participate in the Northeast Iowa grade junior high music festival this Saturday at Linn-Mar main elementary. Solos and ensembles will be judged from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with ratings excellent superior or good. Norman Meyer, Linn-Mar band director, is festival manager. Kiwanis Brotherhood week events unfold Thursday night in Marion with a church support program and a 6 15 p.m. dinner at the Suburban.
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Linn-Mar
Norman Meyer
Kiwanis Club
Marion Kiwanis Club
Support the Churches Committee
Lena Hegewald 71 Dies After Short Illness in Newhall
Lena Hegewald 71 of Newhall died Tuesday night after a short illness. Born January 22, 1894 she was married to Robert Hegewald who died in 1951. Survived by son Paul of Phoenix daughter Mrs Leroy Boddicker Cedar Rapids two sisters Emma Hegewald and Matilda Lensh a brother John Fritz five grandchildren four great grandchildren. Body at Fellmer funeral home Keystone services Friday at the Presbyterian church.
Worldwide Draft Systems Compared in 1960s Survey
London AP reports a global survey showing conscription remains widespread while voluntary service dominates Britain and parts of the world. It details universal training in the Soviet Union, Israel’s mixed scheme, India and Pakistan’s unique practices, Japan’s largely voluntary force, and Europe’s varied conscription rules across Germany France and Italy.
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Italy
New York Parks Chief's Motorcycle Catches Fire
Thomas Hoving, New York Parks Commissioner, says his motorcycle caught fire on Fifth Avenue. He heard a puk sound, saw flames under the bike, pulled a fire alarm, and three engines plus two ladder trucks responded. He will not give up riding.
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City Hall
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Hoving
New York
Fifth Avenue
Weaver outlines creative federalism for urban America
Secretary Robert Weaver urges cooperative federalism in cities, calling for local initiative and federal support. He cites rent supplement and demonstration cities as tools to rebuild urban areas, with nearly 70,000 proposed low income rental units across 265 locations and 43 states.
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Housing and Urban Development
America
National Press Club
Von Braun outlines satellite aid for future food problems
Dr. Wernher Von Braun, head of the Marshall Spaceflight Center, cites manned satellites to monitor crop patterns and land use worldwide to address looming population and food shortages. He predicts US moon landings before 1969 year end and warns against slowing Apollo program progress.
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Washington
Wernher von Braun
Women’s Club
von Braun
Marshall Spaceflight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama
U. S
Rites Saturday for Minnie Bartosh in Ely
Minnie Bartosh 69 widow of Louis Bartosh died Wednesday after a short illness. Born Minnie Stable December 8 1896 at Solon she and her husband farmed near Ely. Surviving sisters Florence Stout Lisbon and Joseph Unash Solon. Services at Brush Chapel 10 am Saturday Burial Czech National Cemetery. Friends may call Friday at the chapel.
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Ely
Minnie Bartosh
Louis Bartosh
Minnie Stable
Solon
Mississippi Route 80 Bridge On Schedule At Le Claire
Iowa highway commission engineer W. W. Wickham said the 3,800-foot interstate 80 bridge over the Mississippi at Le Claire is on schedule and should open to traffic this fall. The four lane structure will complete a continuous chain of expressways from Des Moines to the East Coast.
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Ames
W. W. Wickham
Iowa Highway Commission
Mississippi River
le Claire
Wickham
Des Moines
East Coast
Robert Reeve Heads Tipton United Fund
Robert Reeve elected president of the Tipton school district United Fund succeeding Hank Walters. New board members chosen at the annual meeting Tuesday night include Mrs. Jon Fowler William Webb Mrs. Russell Scott Mrs. James Casterline and Robert DeKock.
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Tipton
Robert Reeve
United Fund
Hank Walters
Jon Fowler
William Webb
Russell Scott
James Casterline
Robert DeKock
TIPTON FFA Banquet honors two with awards and 140 attend
Two TIPTON FFA members Keith Chapman and Earl Steffen were recognized at the annual parent-son banquet. Chapman received an honorary chapter farmer title while Steffen was given an outstanding service award as 140 attendees gathered Tuesday night at the elementary school.
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Tipton
Keith Chapman
Farmer
Earl Steffen
FFA
Hughes Indicates Pending Legislation On Amish School Dispute
Gov. Harold Hughes said a settlement in the Iowa Amish school conflict may be announced next Tuesday or taken to court if not reached. He plans a limited bill to codify a temporary accord, extended beyond local prosecutions, and applicable to other districts.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold Hughes
Hughes
General Assembly
Iowa
Oelwein
Buchanan County
Notice of Probate in Iowa District Court for Edward Hopton Estate
In the District Court for the State of Iowa the matter of Edward Frederick Hopton deceased. All interested parties are notified that on February 1, 1966 the will dated June 19, 962 was probated in the named court with no further probate. Any action to set aside must be brought within one year from the date of second publication. Second publication February 12, 1966. Kenneth L. Berry Clerk Thos L. Woods Attorney for the estate.
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Edward
Freder Hopton
Edward Frederick Hopton
Geemase
Hess
Edward Frederison
District Court
Sun
Kenneth Ly Berr
District Ny Thos
Hall Bicycle Inc Incorporated in Cedar Rapids Iowa
The corporation Hall Bicycle Inc is formed under Iowa law Chapter 496A. It has 200 shares par value 100 each. The address of the registered office is 405 2nd Ave, Cedar Rapids Iowa and incorporators include Walter B Moscrip Jr and Kathryn M Moscrip Cedar Rapids. The existence begins February 1 1966 and continues perpetually with unlimited power to engage in any lawful business.
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Iowa
Matt Biccleine
Cedar Rapids
Alah Glee Ko Hsks
Raplas
Anpacrpy Jr
Ave
Cedar Raids
Asiatfer Moscrip, Jr
3Rd
Edar
Iowe
Rani
Moscrip
Cedar Tan HA Bicycle, Inc
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Kathryn M. Moscrip
Notics of Examination for Deputy Assessors in Cedar Rapids
Notice announces a written exam for 596 deputy assessor positions in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Qualified electors may apply at the Iowa State Tax Commission in Des Moines before the March 22 9:00 a.m. test at the Armory Memorial Coliseum.
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Iowa
Tax Division
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Linn County
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Notice of sale under judgment Linn County Iowa
Public auction to satisfy a 1966 judgment in Federal Savings Bank against Robert Goldensoph. The property in Cedar Hills Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa will be sold for cash February 23 1966 at 9:00 A.M. in front of the Court House door. Sale conducted by Wal H Grant Sheriff and James F Bradley attorney.
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Linn County
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Court House
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Linn Counti
Lowa
Lance
Lowe
Wal H. Grant
Ner Inn County
Vid Ebster
James F. Bradleyttorney
Notice of Appointment of Administrators and Creditors
Notice is given that Samlalahester Meier is administrator of the James C. peace estate. All persons interested must file claims with the Cedar Rapids clerk within six months of publication. Peoples Bank and Tepe appointed estate administrator. Publication dated January 27 1966.
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Iowa
Meier
James C
Keren
Samlalahester
Peoples Bank and Tepe
Cedar Rapids
Notice to Bidders for Kitchen Equipment at Coolidge Elementary
Notice to bidders invites bids for general materials and labor for kitchen equipment at Coolidge Elementary School in Rapids, Iowa, due February 23, 1966 at 11:00. Bids must be sealed and accompanied by a bid bond or certified check of at least 5 percent. Contract documents available from Leo C Merrick Architects.
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Grawingsit
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Erach
Eger
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Leo C. Ae Merrchitect Ae Associates
Lowe
Goa
Airtel Ee Nso
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