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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1969
Page
21
Marion Patrolman Dan Vileta spotted flames in the plastic covered framework of the Minnie Pear restaurant construction at 835 Seventh Avenue around 5 a.m. A salamander heater tipped over fed the blaze. firemen extinguished it with minor damage.
More than 17,000 machinists from district 837 of the International Association of Machinists quit McDonnell Douglas in St. Louis halting Phantom jet production after rejecting a three year contract. The 5,261 to 3,517 vote capped a meeting attended by about 9,000 members. the firm employs about 35,000.
Mark Pfieffer 15 traveled about 2000 miles from McGregor to watch the Super Bowl in Miami. He left Jan 2 with 200 dollars saved, disappeared prompting a sheriff’s report. He later called home and was found safe as ticket was used at the game.
Charles Lindbergh and U S Senator Henry Jackson will share the 1968 Bernard Baruch Conservation Prize of 2000 from the Belle Baruch Foundation. Jackson is noted as chair of the interior and insular affairs committee. Lindbergh for work with the World Wildlife Fund and the IUCN. The League of Women Voters received a special pollution action award.
Iowa officials say snowmobiles may not operate on highways. Assistant Attorney General Joseph Zeller states they fail statutory requirements and safety standards, cannot be registered, and cannot be driven on roads. The ruling followed a request from Winneshiek County Attorney Thomas Lynch of Decorah.
A promotional notice invites viewers to watch Dialing for Dollars Matinee on KCRG TV 9 at 3 30 each weekday. The ad touts entertainment and a chance at a cash prize via a telephone call.
Linn County Board of Supervisors hold a Dec 17 1968 session at Cedar Rapids. They approve minutes, bond filings, and a quit claim deed. set hearings on parcels for secondary road purposes on K-20 Renner Road and award damages to Harold J. and Mabel Ross and Kenneth R. Willman as appraisals authorize condemnation payments.
Public notice of appointment of executors for the estate of Iris Fisheries and Diaries Hull Tschirgi Cedar Rapids Iowa and Woodland Hills California. Creditors must file claims with the clerk of the district court within six months from the second publication. otherwise barred. Executors named Shuttleworth and Ingersoll. Attorneys for Executors Cedar Rapids Iowa. Second publication January 13 1969.
On January 9 1969 the district court admitted the will of Osine Hemminger et al to probate and Mary Osmennier was named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months of notices publication or be forever barred. debtors should pay amounts due to the estate.
Several Linn County probate notices list wills for Marie Pope Mary Gertrude Seabrook Jacobs Nellie Benjamin and others. Executors named include Orville W Bloethe John Joseph Jacobs Harold Matteson Donald L Hayes with deadlines for filing claims and second publication dates in January 1969.
Notice of probate for John Machula, deceased, listing Mary Machula as executor. Hearing originally set for November 19, 1948, with publication dates in January 1969. Creditors must file claims by the second publication and payment is required to the estate under Iowa law.
Notice of probate for John H. Smyth deceased with Clara C. Smyth named executor. The will dated July 18, 1963, admitted to probate in Iowa. Creditors must file claims within one year from second publication. dated January 13, 1969.
Notice in the District Court of Iowa Linn County that the will of Fred Welter deceased was admitted to probate. Lula C Cutright and Charles M Meroshek named executors. Creditors must present claims within six months after second publication or be barred. Dated January 20, 1969.
Notice to creditors and heirs that The Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids applies as executor for the estate of Sigworm Hollenbeck deceased in Linn County Iowa. Creditors must present claims within six months. all indebtedness to be paid promptly. Attorneys Gary Silliman and Stapleton represent the executor. second publication January 29, 1969.
Readable portions show a 1968 year end condition for Palo Savings Bank and Farmers Savings Bank of Walford in Iowa. Totals include assets around 1.61 million for Palo and 1.01 million for Walford with deposits near 1.48 and 2.96 million respectively. Officers sworn affirmations by bank executives accompany the reports.
Court notice states that all creditors of the John J. Wagner estate in Cedar Rapids Iowa must present their claims for allowance within six months from the second publication date or be barred. Administrator John J. Wagner and attorney William O. Slade announce date of second publication January 13 1967.
In the District Court of Iowa the estate of You are notified that on January 8 1969 the undersigned was appointed administrator of said estate. Creditors may file claims with the clerk of the district court for allowance within five months from the notice date or be barred. Marion Iowa administrator’s name not clearly fixed due to OCR errors.
Notice is given that the administrator has been appointed for the estate of Leonard Witousek. Creditors must file claims with the clerk of the district court for allowance within six months from the date of this notice. Dated June 2, 1969. Lillian Bart, Administrator. Nazette & Bromwe, Cedar Rapids, Attorneys.
District Court of Iowa in and for Cedar Rapids County hears notice that Walter P Heisel died leaving a will dated July 24. 1968 and The Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids appointed executor. Creditors and others must file claims with the clerk by the second publication date, February 20, 1969.
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