Marion zoning changes approved and new commission named
The Marion planning and zoning commission welcomed new members led by Chairman Mrs Don Kensinger. Dale Wears and Don Washburn were appointed to fill vacancies, while Hugh Gordon was reappointed. The commission recommended rezoning 8 acres near Linwood Knolls from A-L rural restricted to A-2 residential and approved another change to reclassify the roller rink site on Thirty-fifth Street from A-1 rural restricted to I-2 heavy industrial. A pending petition for vacation of 20 feet of Central Avenue right of way at Third Street was discussed, with Rowe speaking on civic matters and Rowe’s background noted. Final plats approved included Thomas E. McGowan’s Twenty-Sixth addition and McGowan’s Twenty-Seventh addition facing nearby school. The city water department property sale to Town Electric Light and Power Co. for a substation was approved, with area already zoned for such a structure. Residents’ license plate service program continues with a mailing deadline near the end of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xew
Planning‘2
Zoning Commission
Don Kensinger
Dale Wears
Don Washburn
Hugh Gordon
Thomas Horan
Linwood Knolls Developers
Thirty-fifth Street
Third Avenue
Harold, Lathrop
Central Avenue
Third Street
la Quisuneee
Wathe City
Interloo
Conway
Rowe
Lefty Park
Early
City Water Department
First Street
Eighth Avenue
Town Electric Light. and Power Co
Thomas E. McGowan
Twenty-seventh Street
McGowan Boulevard
Twenty-third Avenue
Linn-Mar
McGowan
Northview Drive
Warming House Hours At Marion Ice Rink
Marion recreation commission will open the warming house at the ice skating rink on weekday evenings with Brenda Lutz supervising from 4 to 8 p.m. The rink also operates Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 5 p.m. In Cedar Rapids a license clearance helps ease Third Avenue bridge congestion during its rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion’s Recreation Commision
T ‘O
Jouse
Brenda Lutz
Jaycees
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Meyo
Lamont audit cites over spending and contract rules
State auditor's report on Lamont highlights contract award methods and budget overages in 1964. It notes missing bonded debt and investments, urges strict bidding and public opening, recommends budget amendments, calls for action on delinquent water accounts, and suggests a 1966 audit to ensure follow through on recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont
Iowa
Water Department
Allamakee Road Work Is Okayed by State Panel
Special to The Gater reports Allamakee County road work for 1966 approved by the state highway commission. Planned projects include culvert extensions and grading in Lansing, Ludlow, Post, French Creek, Makee, Hanover, and Lafayette townships, plus paving and bridge work on several corridors. Community notices announce local meetings and appointments related to municipal projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Allamakee County
State
Highway Commission
Lafayette Township
Lansing Township
Ludlow Township
Post Township
Howard G. Burns
Clayton Burns
Postville
Makee
Han- Twentieth
French Creek
To Wood
Sec- Rey
Tion
Makee Township
Center Township
Rural Book Clubs
Lafayette
Hanover
Truck Blast Kills Driver. Homes Damaged In Rural Ga. County
A truck believed carrying dynamite exploded in a rural Georgia community near Dacula, killing the driver and injuring one other person. Seven houses were damaged, two heavily, with a large smoke plume and a big hole in the highway. Ruby Warwick and other nearby residents were treated for injuries not believed serious. Tree limbs, power lines, and the town water main were damaged as repair crews worked to restore service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacula
Haity
Ruby Warwick
Pharr
Kiwanis Club
Marion Kiwanis Club
Fent
Sorg Pharmacy
LeRoy Benedict
Ninth Street
Phaar
Sne
Vinton City Council fills planning and board seats
Francis Beggs Don Lane and Gaylen Grote named to the Vinton planning commission with Lane and Grote also joining the board of adjustment. Lyle Grove resignations accepted from both bodies. Also reports lowest bid for a new police car from Spaulding Motor Co. of Vinton for 1330.61 plus trade-in. city extends a parking ordinance across several streets from 1 to 6 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Francis Beggs
Don Lane
Gaylen Grote
Planing Commission
Lane
Grote
Board of Adjustment
Lyle Grove
Grove
Spaulding Motor Co
Ford
A Avenue
First Avenue
Second Avenue
Sixth Street
Sixth Avenues
Probate and executor appointed for multiple Iowa estates
Probate in Linn County Iowa lists Leslie A. Buse and John S. Mohr estates with Faye H. Buse and Stella O. Mohr named executors. Notices require creditors to file claims within six months after second publication and debts to be paid promptly. Also mentions Elizabeth G. Streeter estate and administrator appointments with dates for second publication in January 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emec E Lee
Borice
Edward Ricke
Isourt
Naan
Ed’ Rieke
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
O'Rieley & Attorneys
Sedt
Laws
District Court of Linn
County
Ling County Ber
Ings & Loan Association
Wanna D. Krall
Deewasad
V. G. Vavra
Betty A. Vavra
Naver
Anna O. Krall
Shore Court
Ethel A. Morrison
Linn
Lowa
Linn County
Court House
Authent Linn County
Wise
Towa
Walter H. Granty
Ethel A
Morrison
Sherrif Linn County
Wm. W. Crissman
Inch
Dallas, Smith & Harmat
District Court of
Aeslie A. Buse
Leslie A. Buse
Faye H. Buse
James
Wadsworth, Elderkin, Locher & Pirnie, Aorneys
State Bank
Wisher Trust and Savings
Bran Bank
Lam
John S. Mehr
John O. Mohr
Stella O. Mohr
Said
United Stat
United States
Leo
Elizabeth G. Streeter
Mohr
Fala Esate
Sald Esalt
Sald Esate
Consolidated Services and Perit Sales, Inc
Consolidated Services
Sales, Inc
B Avenue NW
Marvin P. Broimemow
Marvin P. Bramow
Avenue Pro
Bert
Lowell J. Miller
Jacelyn Drive
Esther Loveless
Loveless
Arte
Langit
Dac
Robert Loveless
W Alker
Stray
Milroy
Aglacmere
Vinton
Tow
Tate
Tee
District Court
State of
Jawa
Lfrank Plucar
Jan Sercone
Frank Plucar
Frank Pivcer
Della Placar
Agiun
Fn Cosmaty van Exetuler Gt
Norah Wate
Logan H. Stingle
Logan
Stingley
Eogiell
First National Bank
DeWitt H. Smith
Ihe
Ee Court of the State
Rourl
Nation Aank and
DewsTy_H. SMITH
Marion
Lowe DeWitt H. Smith
Hazel Oxley Gray
Caseder Rapids
jSiiman, Gray & Stapleton
Cedar Raids
Probate notices and corporate incorporation in Iowa forms
A batch of probate notices from Linn County Iowa including wills for William J Kulper Esther Loveless Frank Plucar Logan H Stingle Clarence O Gray and others. Also notices of incorporation for Consolidated Services and Sales Inc and bank financial report excerpts with asset and deposit figures.
Marion Boys, 14, Admit YMCA Breakin
Two 14 year old Marion youths admitted breaking into the Marion branch YMCA on a Saturday night. They unbolted a door, then returned to steal 33.36 dollars in cash, stop watches, and a portable radio. All items were returned and they will be turned over to Linn county probation officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Linn County
Serle Deaver
Seek Girl 21 Missing Sharon Walker
Garber police search area for Sharon Walker 21 who has been staying with the Henry Larsons. She has been missing since Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garber
Sharon Walker
Henry Larsons
Trailways Bus Spins Into Ditch Near Knoxville
AP reports a Trailways bus carrying 16 passengers from Chicago to San Francisco spun into a ditch on a icy highway about 4 miles east of Knoxville around 2 a.m. All aboard escaped injuries as the driver lost control on slick Highway 92. Passengers waited at the Knoxville police station until another bus arrived to transport them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Trailways
Chicago
San Francisco
Ten-Year Plan Adopted For Retiring Park Bonds
The Lins county conservation board adopted a ten year schedule to pay off one million dollars in park bonds for Pinicon Ridge and Squaw Creek development. Chicago firm Paul D Speer and Associates proposed the plan. an alternative thirteen year plan was also offered. Conservation Director George Hamilton cited a forty three thousand dollar interest savings with the shorter term. Gifts included 10.7 acres for Pinicon Ridge and a 20 acre nature study area along the Cedar River from Iowa Land and Building Co. Three uniforms were approved for park staff. The board re elected officers: Dick Alexander president, Lloyd Jones vice president, Ken Marsh secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kruse
Lins County
Tullins
Pinicon Ridge
Hi Electric Light and Power Co
Mt. Verne
Cedar River
Iowa Land and Building Co
Hamilton
Rod Dunlap
Russ Benest
Lloyd Jones
Dick Alexander
Twelfth Avenue
Marion
Center Point
Ken Marsh
Ellis Boulevaii
Wartburg confirms two Eastern Iowans degree recipients
Wartburg College announces that Elaine G Johanningmeier Monona earns bachelor of science in education and Diane Key Voelker Cedar Rapids earns bachelor of music education. The college will hold spring commencement. fall semester graduates may return for regular exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Wartburg College
Wartburg
Elaine G. Johanningmeier
Monona
Diane +Key Voelker
Cedar Rapids
Bids Set for Williamsburg Post Office Project
Schmidhauser announced bids will be opened March 18 in St Louis for a post office building plan. The proposal includes interior land strips of 3084 square feet and 11331 square feet for parking and a 228 square foot platform along Buffalo Creek parkway. A transcontinental cable would be laid under the land as part of the acquisition.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunray DX Oi
Jan
J. Y. Rowe
Sunray DX Oil Co
Waterloo
Pommeree
Frank Gorup
17Th St
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Meyo
First National
Farmers State Bank
Garn Sale
Ben Franklin
E Ha Ta Ko Camp Fire Group
Lynda Soula
Mary Sankey
Kim Johnson
Kathy Osborn
Angela Allen
Karen Bond
Debra Nielsen
Cindy Culbertson
Jean Schorg
Pam Domer
Commilwey, al Mensweel
Macecal Chainsnan Hane T
Wrneral Viandwey A Hansen
Mothers of Twins Club
Morion Maltby
H. Lloyd Miller
Elmer Konzen
Louise Kolb
Perry
Okla
Gene Struchen
Fifth Avenue
Kolb
Marion Area
Harriet Struchen
YMCA
Marion Branch
Lamont Audit
Allamakee
Lions Club
Marion Lions Club
Todd’s Indian House
Peter F. Crivaro
Narv Railway
Bishop’s
Lindale Plaza
Aav
F. H. Collings
Vinton Commission
Pgartiles
Roosevelt ES Corapary
Aleks of
Fecoreoratas
Ol i Ronse Tye
Mas Amenset
Ei Corporation
Thee
Mate
Ceretors
Mingnun
Cirectors
Anc
Korpora
S. Suvet
Snall
Trebylees Jang
Sutherland Conk
Simmons
District Court of Kinn County
Lowe
Perpetual Savings & Loan Association
Vernon E. Vavra
Lawa
Towit
Thomas E. McGowen
Cedar Rounds
Iawa
Cedar Ranidis ‘Kowa
Walter H. Grant
Ling County
David R. Webster
David R. Websters
Sadie Caroline Kuiper
John J. Shea
Bonneyar
Seid Executor
Ah Taeevoikt
J. Alfred Witousek
Elmer J. Wich
Salemnly
Elmer J. Ulch
Rashlar
Cere
Clarence O. Gray
Clarence O, Gray
Clarence Q. Gray
Zin Gay
Hazel Oxley
L Gray
Milton Chadirnn
Eugene Robison
Johnson
Farmers Savings Bank of
Walford
Gov- Cmameageens
R. C Erusha
Exec
VicePres
E.R. Xalden
Cacnier
Erusha
GR Maiden
Henry Schule
Benton
Npat
Arlene E. Williams
State Bank No
Iowa State Bank and Trust Company
Seit fWe
Joh H. Lessendon
Fred’ R. O'Brien
Cashler
John H. Lessenhop
Fred R. O'Brien
Gultarg
Paul F Ki
Fovea
Footy of
Tarun
Bunun, Kennedy
Etary
Jaycee
goRnow
First Credit Corporation
Cadar Rapids
Lows Dial
American Industrial Bankers Association
George Hamilton
Fordtown
John Deere
Power Equipment Company
Con
Williamsburg
Congress
Central City
John Schmidhauser
Post! Telephone and Telegraph Co. Byl
Board of Supervisors
Tiare
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!