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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1982
Page
11
A 60 year old scrapbook given to Herbert Hoover for his Poland relief work is shown for the first time at George Fox College. History Professor Lee Nash arranged the loan from the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library. The display runs through March and honors Hoover’s student years at the former Pacific Academy 1885 to 1887.
Eva Lynn Westweber, 20, formerly of Alden, turned herself in at the Iowa Women's Reformatory in Rockwell City, exactly one year after she fled during a bedcheck. She and husband Tracy Westweber, both convicted in a 1980 Coulter office bank robbery, began sentences for extortion and related crimes.
Public notices list Thursday stops for Noelridge Preschool Lovely Lane Preschool and Linwood Apartments plus a $1000 reward for vandalism to Herbert Hazelwinkel property from Sept 1981 to Feb 10 1982. Various ads offer parades charity events and local business promotions with contact numbers and deadlines.
The Clermont Historical Society hosts an organ recital at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Union Sunday School in Clermont. Guest Raymond E Adams of Coralville, organist at St. Mark's Lutheran Cedar Rapids and educator at Coe College, will perform. The Union Sunday School, built in 1858, sits on the National Register of Historic Places. its Kimball organ, built 1896, was restored in 1980.
Grinnell College approves a 100 year continuity fund proposed by Howard Bowen. The board will invest 1.3 million in zero coupon bonds as the Howard Bowen Continuity Fund. The plan yields nearly 4 million each decade and a final value of 16 billion at maturity.
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