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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1965
Page
1
Chicago area cattle and hog prices moved higher with week gains across barrows, gilts, sows, and slaughter steers. Des Moines demand showed mixed money as U S 1 3 and sow quotes edged lower to steady amid receipts around 24,000.
George Barnard and Dave Perrin, both 19, of Coe College Greene Hall, were fined 25 dollars each in municipal court for defacing city property. Andrew Arnold, 20, pled guilty but sentencing was reserved until next Wednesday.
Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market were steady Saturday with bulk 200 to 230 lb butchers at 16.50 to 16.75. Packing sows 300 pounds and under bid 14.50 to 14.75, based on grade and plant delivery.
IOWA CITY Two Harper residents were admitted to Mercy hospital after a two car collision at the interstate 80 and Dodge street interchange about 12 30 p m Friday. Margaret Linnenkamp 60 suffered contusions and was kept for observation. Her son Donald 21 sustained abrasions and contusions and also remained under observation. Both were listed in fair condition. The Linnenkamp car collided with Vernon Klouda of Mt Vernon who was driving the other vehicle. The Kloudas daughter Karen Kay 11 was examined and released.
Dennis J. Hobel aged 18 of 1511 Ninth Street NW was fined $25 and costs for disturbing the peace by fighting after allegedly fighting a 16 year old at Ellis Park Friday night. The younger youth was detained as a juvenile and released to his parents.
Notice announces probate of the will of R D Brown in Cedar Rapids on March 8 1965 and a separate foreclosure action by First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Cedar Rapids against Jerry Wilma and Larry Newman for a $5000 note plus interest and taxes on a Linn County property described as West half of the East half of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter in Section 19 Township 83 North Range 7 West. The petition seeks a receiver, foreclosure, and payment of costs, with defendants urged to appear by March 31 1965.
Probate No 31425 in Linn County Iowa requires all debtors to pay and creditors to file claims with the district court clerk within six months from the second publication or be barred. Mary F. Filip is administrator, with attorney Harry Terpstra. second publication on March 6.
In Iowa District Court Linn County probate No. 30372 Peoples Bank and Trust Company as administrator will present its final report for the estate of Mary M. Skelley on March 11, 1956 at 9:00 A.M. in Cedar Rapids. Objections must be filed in writing before hearing. absent objections the court will approve the report, order final distribution, close the estate, discharge the administrator, and exonerate the bond. Further particulars in the report on file with the clerk.
Linn County Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on March 15, 1965 at 1 30 P M in Cedar Rapids at the County Courthouse regarding Louis Daubenmier’s petition for a 34 lot addition to Tower Trailer Terrace. The notice covers all residents and property owners within Linn County and explains rights to support or oppose the grant.
To the defendant in the above action you are notified a petition for divorce on cruel and inhuman grounds is on file in the clerk's office. You must appear before the Cedar Rapids county court by March 23 1965 otherwise default will be entered and relief as demanded may be granted.
The District Court of Iowa issues notice that the last will of the decedent dated April 2 1946 was admitted to probate on February 18 1965. G Bleakley is named executor. creditors and claimants must file with the court by law or be barred. A first publication occurred February 9 1965 with a second publication February 16 1965.
A District Court in Linn County Iowa holds a petition in equity by Algona based Investment Corp and others against defendants including Florence Miller and Kathleen Thomas to foreclose a mortgage on real estate. The filing requests appointment of a receiver, declares liens inferior to plaintiff, establishes a first lien, and seeks a special execution to sell the property with personal liability against the defendants if needed. The case asks for relief including costs, interest, penalties, attorney fees, and other equitable remedies with a deadline for appearance of April 12, 1965.
A House subcommittee on armed services, granted subpoena power, will probe Secretary McNamara's plan to merge army reserve units into the national guard. Rep. Rivers directs Rep. Hebert to begin ASAP, signaling a potential clash over defense policy authority.
A Des Moines hearing on the Iowa Department of Agriculture investigation into Richard Dennler, the Le Mars milk sanat arian fired after 18 years on the job, sparked Republican and Democratic attacks over evidence handling and transcript demands.Sen. Tom Riley called the process a disgrace after being barred from participation. a resolution for an official transcript and appointed attorney was introduced. The panel, six Democrats and four Republicans, began probing personnel practices.
Viewers can expect a scattered schedule across channels KCRG WMT KWWL KTVO WHBF WOC WKBT WHO and others. Programming includes news weather sports entertainment movies and classic features such as Riding High Faces of Fugitive and Three Hours To Kill with late night movie slots and station identifications.
CHARITON AP Robert Dean Sylvara 17 of near Lucas died when his car collided with a school bus eight miles west of Chariton on highway 34. The bus carried 21 students from the Russell community school district and several adults. four youngsters on the bus were injured and taken to a hospital. Highway Patrolman Marvin Lee reported the bus was returning from Des Moines after a play.
At a southeast district Iowa Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association meeting at Mercy hospital, a bill to license physical therapists was aired. The proposal requires licensure and educational accreditation for those employed as therapists, with an examining board oversight. Robert Walker presided, Keith Rusher hosted, and Dale Clark demonstrated artificial limbs.
Dr. J Gordon Spendlove director of the VA hospital announced Saturday that the facility won second place in group A government division of the 1964 international fire prevention program.
An advertisement by Dr. G F Clark compares human body value to a Da Vinci era painting and promotes chiropractic care. It explains cells contain millions of atoms and cites nerve flow as essential, urging readers with symptoms to consult a Doctor of Chiropractic at 119 29th St NE Beemeee 363-1093.
Blair notes milk producers and sanitarians praised Dennler for excellent work. A few complaints cited strict enforcement of regulations while others commended his technical advice and willingness to help.
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