Ambulance Co. suits and local court judgments listed
The notice lists cases of Ambulance Co. Inc. against Roger Berg Lester Jones Richard Olmstead and others with small monetary judgments. It also covers traffic fines in Marion and surrounding areas including disobeying signals failure to stop at a school sign and yielding right of way. Several probate and civil judgments against individuals and companies are recorded along with service and obituary notices across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amublance Co. Inc
Roger O
Sharon K. Berg
Ambulance Co., Inc
Lester L. Jones
Richard
Susan Olmstead
Douglas V. Koch
LaMont
Millard E. Berry, Jr
Avenue NW
Freddie E. Greenwell
South Sixth Street
Marion
Sharon K. Ray
Norway
Harley M. Kalous
Second Avenue SE
Arnold E. Onstott
Mt. Vernon
Earl W. Summers
Wyoming Drive
David N. Kinzenbaw
Victor
David C. Bolsinger
Sixth Avenue
Harlem Book Co
Gene E. Fries
Mildred Morgan
Gerald
Judith Veach
First General Investment, Corp
Mervin L. Tierney
Patricia Tierney
Peoples Furniture Co
Jack L
Phyllis K. Kelsey
James Bents
Grant Williams Ford
Emma Topinka
Drs. Bausch
Mercy Hospital
Jenny
Regina Wirth
Lois Ann Teetshorn
St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital
Nobel J. Woods
Tomie Woods
Rehearing on Rezoning Plea Was Unplanned
An improvised public hearing at the Wed nesday city council meeting revisited the Hermans petition to rezone Center Point road NE from R-2 to B-1. Opponents cited a Dec 3 planning commission denial by a 7-6 vote. The mayor ended the discussion, calling it a second hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Edith Herman
Center Point Road
Coldstream Avenue
Guy Rich
Planning Commission
Harry Terpstra
The
Hermans
Frank Bush
Regional Planning Commission
Committees Named In Iowa Legislature Reapportionment Effort
East Iowans named committee chairmen and ranking members for the 1971 reapportionment drive. Appointments include Appropriations John Camp chairman, Conservation Dale L. Tieden chairman, Human and Industrial Relations Floyd Millen chairman with Fred Mohrfeld ranking member, Law Enforcement Art Kitner ranking member, Schools Charles Grassley chairman and W. W. Langland ranking member, Ernest Kosek chair Social Services, John Walsh chair Cities and Towns, Charles Balloun chair Conservation, and Clifton C. Lamborn chair Transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Camp
Bryant
Dale L. Tieden
Elkader
Floyd Millen
Farmington
Fred Mohrfeld
Toledo
Art Kitner
Independence
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
W. W. Langland
Winneshiek County
Kenneth Benda
Hartwick
Ernest Kosek
Cedar Rapids
John Walsh
Dubuque
Charles Balloun
Clifton C. Lamborn
Maquoketa
Suspension Of License Upheld In Reckless Driving Case
A district court judge upheld the one year suspension of Robert R. Dolan's driver's license after his Sept. 15 guilty plea to reckless driving and failing to keep his vehicle under control. Dolan featured a high speed chase with deputies reaching 115 mph. the suspension aims to protect the public, not punish. The ruling allows a temporary restricted license and sets the new start date for Feb 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Dolan
Coggan
Dolan
Linn District Court
Department of Public Safety
Central City
Bill Cooper
Ansel Chapman
Chapman
Pentagon official faces tenure issue after cost criticisms
Deputy Fitzgerald cites career protections after alleging rising costs in Lockheed built C-5a jet. Senator Proxmire links the tenure dispute to his congressional testimony and defense budget scrutiny, praising both Fitzgerald and McGee for revealing Pentagon cost controls weaknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Air Force Management Systems
Proxmire
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
McGee
Truth or Consequences Half Hour Fun Starts at 6 P.M.
A lighthearted event on Wednesday features a girl pitcher stumping Little League players during a 30 minute segment on KCRG TV 9 titled Truth or Consequences. Local community groups promote sportsmanship and entertainment for families in the evening schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KCRG
Obituary of Russell L Estes Cedar Rapids resident
Russell Lee Estes a Cedar Rapids resident and former Modern and Path Plumbing employee died of natural causes early Tuesday. Born November 29 1916 in Tecumseh Nebraska he was World War II Army veteran. Surviving are two sons Ronald Estes Fussell Estes Jr serving in Vietnam, two daughters Rose Marie Reilly and Linda Kay Estes, a grandchild four sisters and three brothers. Memorial services at Turner Chapel East with time to be announced. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call Janeba Kuba funeral home west after 7 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lee Estes
Cedar Rapids
Modern and Path Plumbing Co
Tecumseh
Neb
Ronald, Mstes
Holton
Kan
Fussell
Linda Kay Estes
Charles M. Witte
Patrick Smaral
Bartelsville
Okla
Walter Wiese
Cook, Mo
Earl Pedford
Hebron
Hiram Estes
Panorama City
Calif
Clarence E. Estes
Poulsbo
Wash
Clinton R. Estes
Kansas City
Turner Chapel
Obituary: Arlo Goodyear CMA Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
Arlo Clark Goodyear formerly of Collins Radio Co. died Wednesday after a long illness. Born February 16, 1901 near Mt. Vernon, he married Monica Smith on June 28, 1927 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife two sons Donald Ray and David Barry two grandchildren a brother sister stepmother and a half brother. Friends may call at the chapel after 1 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Clark Goodyear
Fourth Avenue SE
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
Monica Smith
Donald Ray Goodyear
New York City
David Barry Goodyear
Anoka
Minn
Donald Lee Goodyear
M. A. Leoni
Ray Goodyear
Iowa City
Edwin R. Goodyear
Turner Chapel
Mrs. Adella Lenora Rice dies after short illness
Cedar Rapids widow Adella Lenora Rice aged 1016 Fifteenth Street SE died Tuesday after a brief illness. Born October 6, 1884 in Adel she lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life and was a Jehovah’s Witness. Survived by four daughters three sons extensive grandchildren and siblings, with services at Chapel East at 1:30 p.m. Friday conducted by Harold Anderson and burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adella Lenora Rice
Fifteenth Street
John H. Rice
Adel
Cedar Rapids
Harold Anderson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Mattie Hronik Widow of Joseph F Hronik
Mattie Louise Hronik 2212 Reynolds Ave SW died Wednesday after a long illness born March 16 1888 in Nebraska City Nebraska married Sept 7 1916. She was a charter member of Christ United Presbyterian Church and active in several fraternal orders. Survived by daughters Elery Fine and John Homer Cedar Rapids two grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Chapel East at 1 30 p.m. Saturday. burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. casket not opened after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Louise Hronik
Reynolds Avenue
Joseph Frank Hronik
Nebraska City
Neb
Hronik
Christ United Presbyterian Church
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge
Lady Militants
Rebekah
Malta
Oes
Gethsemane White Shrine
Mae Cruise Dies At Home In Des Moines Area
Mae Cruise age 73 died early Wednesday at home with her son James at 3221 H Avenue NW. Born April 17 1886 in Hale she was a member of the Central Church of Christ. Survived by son Irvan of Los Angeles two grandchildren three great grandchildren two brothers George Huston Marion Earl J Huston Oxford Junction three sisters Grace Knake Chicago Edna Ballou Rosie Winchip Cedar Rapids. Visitation Turner Chapel West until 10 am Saturday with burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery near Oxford Mills. Casket will not be opened after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Cruise
James
H Avenne NW
Hale
Central Church of Christ
Irvan
Los Angeles
George Huston
Marion
Earl J. Huston
Oxford Junction
Grace Knake
Chicago
Edna Ballou
Rosie Winchip
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel West
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Oxford Mills
Death of Joseph A Soper retires Iowa Steel worker
Joseph A. Soper of 1212 Fourteenth Avenue SE died Tuesday after a brief illness. Born May 14 1885 in Fairbank, he married Anna in 1953 in Iowa City and was a retired Iowa Steel and Iron Works employee. Survived by his wife, memorial services set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Kuba funeral home east with military honors at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Soper
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Fairbank
Iowa City
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Anna
Kuba Funeral Home
William B. Harnish
Oak Hill
Memorial Services for Hollenbeck and Lee-Olivet Held
Memorial services for Hollenbeck and Albert Lee were conducted at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday respectively. The Hollenbeck service took place at Beatty Bearle chapel with Very Rev D A Loferski and Mt Hermon Masonic lodge. burial at Linwood cemetery. The Lee service was at Olivet Presbyterian Church with Rev Roger Patton. burial at North English cemetery. Turner Chapel West handled arrangements.
Soviets Expand Technical Aid to Cuba for Atomic Energy
Granma reports expansion of Soviet technical aid to Cuba for peaceful atomic energy. An agreement signed in Havana provides assistance for a uranium reactor delivered to the Cuban Academy of Sciences, plus support in television and irrigation projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Soviet Union
Cuba
Communist Party
Granma
Cuban Academy of Sciences
Snowbound Iowa schools and buses face heavy winds
Wind gusts up to 40 mph and northwest chill hit north and northeast Iowa. Seventy percent chance of snow tonight and 60 percent tonight with 30 percent Thursday, prompting bus detours, road closures, and several school delays and closures including Independence and Decorah districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Elkader
Northwest Lowa
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Plan- Highway commission staff faces contract questions
The article reports on tensions over a city planning contract involving the Cedar Rapids and Ames highway commissions. Officials cite deficiencies in a proposed street network and miscommunication between Cedar Rapids and Ames. The Kansas City consultant firm may be asked to adjust and complete the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Paul Heineman
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Heineman
Howard, Needles
Tammen
Bergendorf
Frank Bosh
Ames
The
Bosh
Study Progress Hint From Official On Path To Completion
An official indicated the study was well on its way to completion, noting ongoing work and progress at that stage. The remarks suggest a favorable trajectory toward finalizing the project.
Cedar Rapids Approves Phase Five Lighting Upgrade
The Cedar Rapids city council authorized Iowa Electric Light and Power to proceed with phase five of the five year street lighting program. They will remove 522 old fixtures and install 572 new mercury vapor lights across all four city quadrants. They also ordered five 400 watt and 44 175 watt lights on Bowling Street SW from Wilson Avenue to Area Ten Community College. The church petition at Waconia Drive and C Street SW was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Light Company
Bowling Street
Wilson Avenue
Area Ten Community College
Union United Methodist Church
Waconia Drive
C Street
Demolition Contract Approved by Council for 44 Parcels
The council approved a demolition contract with Anderson Excavating Co of Omaha for 44 urban renewal parcels. The vote hinged on HUD concurrence. Anderson offered 68,850 dollars versus an engineer estimate of 131,897 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Anderson Excavating Co
Omaha
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Anderson Co
New Chemical Destroys Oil Slicks at Sea
Cabot Corp of Boston announced a new chemical mix that allows burning oil slicks at sea. A spokesman said the method incinerates up to 98 percent of floating oil, leaving a residue that congeals into a removable floating solid. Oil slicks from tankers have harmed beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cabot Corp
Cabot
Fatal snow shovel attack claims ST OLAF resident
Otto Meisner 75 apparently died of a heart attack while shoveling snow on Tuesday. His wife found him outdoors. Services are scheduled Friday at 1 30 p m at Peace church Elkader. Friends may call at Witt funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
D. C. Babcock
Martin's
Stanley
Glenn Stewart
Stanley Union
Hintz
Oecelwein
Oxford Junction
Edward Dostal
Hayden's
Parnell
Daniel McCarthy
St. Joseph’s Church
Knights of Columbus
McSwiggin and Uhlmann
Millersburg
Elizabeth McCartney
Best’s
North English
Tipton
J. E. Morton
Dye’s
Joseph V. Stewart
Masonic Cemetery
Sheets and Son
Kalona
Alva Miller
East Union Mennonite Church
Peterseim’s. St. Olaf
Henry Krogmann
St. Paul’s Church
Kramer’s
Dyersville
Worthington
Marguerite Sherlock
ST. Olaf
Otto Meisner
Peace Church
Elkader
Witt
School board sets bid date for high school addition
Decorah officials announce Feb 20 as bid opening date for a $175,000 high school addition. The board will review proposals and select a contractor to complete the project under the planned expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Claire Thompson dies at 54 after lingering illness
Claire D Thompson 54 of 2027 Hughes Dr SW Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a long illness. Born October 25 1914 in Olin she was married May 18 1939 in Anamosa to Ada Wood. She worked 18 years as a route man for Sanitary Dairy and belonged to Salem United Methodist Church. Surviving: Ada Wood Thompson two daughters Mrs Jimmie Dawson Marion and Mrs Cecil Horne Cedar Rapids mother Grace Thompson Wyoming sisters Mrs Kenneth Leggett Onslow and Mrs Vernie Kreger Olin and five grandchildren. Memorial services Friday at 2 p.m. at Janeba Kuba funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire D. Thompson
Hughes Drive
Olin
Ada Wood
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Sanitary Dairy
Salem United Methodist Church
Jimmie Dawson
Marion
Cecil Horne
Grace Thompson
Wyoming
Kenneth Leggett
Onslow
Vernie Kreger
Janeba-Kuba
Two C R Detectives to Attend Washington Conference
Detectives Denton Schultz and Louis Stepanek of the C R agency will attend a law enforcement training session at the National Training Center in Washington D C from February 3 to 14. The course is conducted by the U S Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Denton Schultz
Louis ‘Stepanek
National Training Center
Washington, D.C
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
States Penalize Beetles with Highway Cleanup Duty
Keep America Beautiful, Inc reports several states impose cleanup duties on bitterbugs along highways as a civic penalty, reflecting environmental responsibility programs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Peratdren
Ygel
Orn
C.R. Weather
Gazette
William E. Kuba
Thirty Eighth Street
Kenneth N., Loesel
Schaeffer
St. Luke's
James Langer
Jackson Anderson
Melvin Kann
Midway Drive
Todd Entner
Sixteenth Street
James Aldrich
Windsor Drive
Suzanne R. Falt
Robert B. Falt
Marcia Karene Sloan
Steven James Sloan
Phyllis J. Dighton
Harley L. Dighton
William F. Lentner
Darlene C. Lentner
Florence H. Cullinan
Thomas I. Cullinan
Oakland Road
Forest Drive
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery
East Iowans
Senate
Third Street
Brush Chapel
Russell L. Estes
Lloyd Dutro
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Arlo C. Goodyear
J. F. Hronik
Soviets
South Tama
Buchanan County
St. John’s School
John Loeck
C.R. Plan
Schach
Dudley Henderson
Con
Council
Claire Thompson
C.R
Samant
Wilbert
Good Housekeeping
United States
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
P.O
Teahen Funeral Home
First Avenue NW
3Rd Ave
Mr. Howard L. Ross
Turner’s
Turner
John K. Turner and Son National
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
Second Ave. S.E
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