Rites Set for Retired Minister Carl M Cunningham
Carl M. Cunningham 61 of 408 Eleventh Street died Wednesday after a long illness. Born November 19, 1864 in Connelsville Pennsylvania he moved to Marion with his parents. He was ordained in the Free Methodist church and served as pastor and later superintendent of the laws conference before retiring. Surviving are his wife three daughters eight grandchildren three great grandchildren and a sister. Services Saturday at 1 30 p.m. at the Cedar Rapids Free Methodist church burial Oak Shade. Donations to Free Methodist foreign missions welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M. Cunningham
Eleventh Street
Connelsville
Marion
Free Methodist Church
LaVerna McGowan
Iowa
Laws Conference
Everett Wright
Freeport
Ill
William Hopker
Oak Park
Perry Woodward
Glen Ellyn
Joseph Chapman
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Free Methodist Church
Howard Harris
Clarence Oscarson
Ronald Miers
Oak Shade
Murdoch
Free Methodist Foreign Missions
Marion Courts Hear Week Of Police Court Cases
Judge Alles Adams presided as multiple defendants faced traffic and minor offense charges. Notable entries include unsafe lane change by Charles C. Hammes and failure to yield at intersections by Joxvec A. Dhsenek and Ruth M. Kopp. Several drivers received fines from Cedar Rapids and Anamosa areas, with fines, jail terms, and bonds listed for intoxication and false check charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alles Adams
Charles C. Hammes
Sigourney
Joxvec A. Dhsenek
Anamosa
Ruth M. Kopp
Knollcrest Drive
Michael J. Hennessey
Sas Fortieth Street
Cedar Rapids
Owen Street
Gary W. Cahill
Sixth Avenue
Robert C. Lahue
Fifth Avenue
Insect and weed control talk at Ling County meeting
Herbert Hoover, field representative for Geigy Chemical Co., spoke on insect and weed control. Lynn Dunn discussed water conservation. The group planned the winter 4-H camp for 11- to 15-year-olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Thurs
Ling County
Herbert Hoover
Geigy Chemical Co
Lynn Dunn
Two New City Building Permits Issued This Week
The city clerk issued two new house permits this week. Copper Construction Co at 1640 High View Drive for 13000 dollars and Borschel and Son at 930 West Ninth Avenue for 14000 dollars. Also one permit to Thomas R Williams for finish attic at 1475 Twenty Fifth Street for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Construction Co
Highview Drive
Borschel and Son
West
Ninth Avenue
Thomas R. Williams
Bunn resigns post at Farmers State Bank for Clarence Savings
J Robert Bunn, vice president of the Farmers State Bank commercial loan department, resigns to become executive vice president and director at Clarence Savings Bank. He plans to assume the new post Jan 16 and leaves after seven years with Farmers State. He has civic roles including Marion Chamber of Commerce president in 1962 and Marion Jaycee organizer.
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J. Robert Bunn
Commercial Loan Department
Farmers State Bank
Clarence Savings Bank
Clarence Bank
Bunn
Farmers State
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Lions Noon Club
Marion Jaycee
School of Banking
Agriculture Credit School
Town State
Ames
Maplecrest Drive
Clarence
Rail merger reconsidered by ICC for Great Northern lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission will revisit its 6 to 5 rejection of a merger among Great Northern Northern Pacific and Burlington rails. New hearings are set for March 6 after the railroads agreed to accept conditions proposed by two Midwestern carriers.
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Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
ICC
Blast Marks Beginning of Harlan Trial
An explosion near a car and shattering of three houses occurred in Harlan Iowa as a district court trial over a plant strike opened. No injuries were reported. The blast targets Charles Byers and the Western Iowa Park Co while United Packinghouse Local 1225 fights a prolonged dispute over a contract and past riot fines.
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Harlan
API
Iowa
Shelby County
Orrell Gearhart
Charles Byers
Western Iowa Park Co
Byers
United Packinghouse Local 1225
National Labor Relations Board
Justice of the Peace Court
Rites Saturday for Central City Man 60
Irvin T. Young 60 a machinist for Towa Manufacturing Cedar Rapids died at home here He was born May 19 1906 at Lansing He married Ruth Bryan August 8 1942 in Kahoka Missouri Survived by wife two daughters Irvetta and Boyd Palmer Central City a son Allan Central City one grandchild two sisters Mrs Arthur Boots Marielle and Mrs Shelby Orris Monmouth and brother Harold Marion Services Saturday 2 pm at the Methodist church Friends may call at Murdoch chapel after 7 pm Thursday no casket opening after service
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Central City
Irvin T. Young
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Lansing
Ruth Bryan
Marielle
Shelby Or‘ris
Monmouth
Harold
Marion
Methodist Church
Murdoch Chapel
Hansen Named To Road Unit
Des Moines Iowa governor Harold Hughes announced the resignation of Everett L Shockey from the Iowa highway commission and the appointment of former U S Rep John Hansen to replace him Shockey 50 a Council Bluffs banker resigned Feb 1 due to duties at Council Bluffs Savings Bank Hansen 65 a Manning businessman and former state board of control member was named to serve the rest of Shockeys term Hansen lost the 1964 bid for reelection to Congress to Republican William Scherle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Everett L. Shockey
Iowa Highway Commission
John Hansen
Harold Hughes
Shockey
Hansen
Hughes
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs Savings Bank
State Board of Control
Congress
William Scherie
Jones County Names New Board Chairman
ANAMOSA GROVER BENI SHEK OF Olin has been named chairman of the Jones County Board of Supervisors. The appointment elevates the local official to lead meetings and oversee county governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa — Grover Benishek of
Olin
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Gunmen Escape With 5100 From Burlington Store
Two armed men described as a Matt and Jeff combination robbed the West Hill fruit store in Burlington, making off with about 5100 including 3500 in cash and 1600 in checks. Store owner Harold Durfee and clerk Mary Olson were present during the 6 20 p m holdup as the bandits threatened to blow a hole. Police said they are searching for the suspects, short and tall, after the robbery Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
West Hill
Matt
Jeff
Harold Durfee
Mary Olson
Russians Quit Chinese Route Flight Rights Refused
Soviet air liners have abandoned a route over Sinkiang and Tibet in Red China after Chinese authorities refused flight rights. The move, learned Thursday, marks an end to the disputed corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Sinkiang
Tibet
Red China
Railroad agreements reached with two railways
They had entered into agreements with the Milwaukee Road and the North Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Milwaukee Road
North Western
Hospital seeks court limit on picketing at Cafaro Memorial
A court hearing Friday will decide on an injunction to limit picketing at Cafaro Memorial hospital after lines interfered with oxygen deliveries and supplies. An oxygen truck moved through the line under police guard, providing a week's supply.
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Youngstown
Whic
Cafaro Memorial Hospital
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the Gazette
Florence W
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Moorhead
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Osing
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Walter FE. Reinsch
Eleventh Avenue
Leland Weaver
Fourteenth Street
Marion Rainbow Girls
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YMCA
Marion Branch
Lyje Allen
Fourteenth Avenue
Veterans Hospital
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Jimmy Hatle
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Davey ST
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Wowee
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Columbia
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Sikoe Service
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