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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1967

Page

2

Hughes vows veto on Sunday liquor sales bill

Gov. Harold Hughes said he would veto any liquor by the drink on Sunday bill and oppose extending Sunday closing to 2 am. He urged six days a week for liquor sales and rejected local option, while backing a civil service merit system and studying daylight saving time actions.

Hughes Des Moines Daylight Saving Time Civil Service and Merit Systems Harold Hughes Iowa Iowa Senate Dwight Jensen

Urbana School Keeps Wife of Robbery Suspect on Staff

Urbana kindergarten teacher Carol Jones, wife of James Jones a bank robbery suspect, is retained by the school board after a Monday meeting. Dan Durnam reports on the discussion as Warren Richart presides. The board decides she will resume duties after a day off, with over 60 attendees present.

Carol Jones Urbana Dan Durnam Mason City James Jones Waterloo Urbana Savings Bank Bonnie Richart Urbana School Board

Gazette Co Publishing Details and Subscription Rates

Established in 1883 by The Gazette Co and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Night edition and afternoon editions priced by the month or year with carrier and mail options. Subscription terms note no mail subs in towns with Gazette carrier service and AP news rights are retained locally.

The Gazette Co Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa U. S. Territories

Culver Named to House Un American Activities Panel

Rep. John C. Culver of Iowa is named a member of the House Un American Activities committee, a move by House leaders to balance the panel. Culver, a northern liberal in his second term, remains on the Foreign Affairs committee.

Washington John C. Culver Iowa House Un-American Activities Committee Culver House House Foreign Affairs Committee

Jaycee Award Winners Listed at Columbus Junction Banquet

The Columbus Junction Jaycee awards banquet honored Clyde Crawford with distinguished service, Olin Jennings as outstanding young farmer, Tom Paulding as outstanding Jaycee, Moe Smith as key man, and Don Orr as chairman of the year at the Saturday event.

Columbus Junction Clyde Crawford Olin Jennings Tom Paulding Moe Smith Don Orr

ISU Grants Honor Status To East Iowans

Iowa State University informs 148 outstanding high school students from East Iowa that they have been admitted to next fall's freshman class with recognition. Listed are students from Cedar Rapids, Independence, Marion, Sigourney, and other towns, enrolling in diverse fields such as zoology, engineering, mathematics, English and speech, and more.

Ames Iowa State Independence John J. Lee Karona Susan Hartzler Marion Brenda Brockman Mary Stamy Sigourney James Richman Randy Wiley Strawberry Point William Elliot Tipton Margo Wilder Toledo Beverly Groth Traer Dale Christensen Vinton Cynthia Reisser Waukon Dean W Sherman Lee Straate West Union Patricia A. Colvin Williamsburg Barbara Johnson Winthrop Susan Frimml Wyoming Joel Zamastil

Broken Wire Blamed In Bed Fire at Tama

Tama firemen answered a blaze at Florence Kelly’s home at 7 45 a m. A mattress and box springs burned after a bed light wire sparked and ignited the bedding. Mrs Kelly pushed the bed against a wall before smoke was detected. Firemen carried out the mattress and springs. No injuries. some smoke damage reported.

Tama Florence Kelly

Tama Man Back in Jail on New Charge

Tama Paul OConnor of Tama finished a 30 day sentence Friday for a false check offense and was jailed again Sunday for another 30 days the checks were ten dollars each and the last was drawn on Tama State Bank for Clifton Super Market Tama Randy Tesdahl of Vinton appeared before Mayor Carnal over a twenty six dollar seven cent false check dated June 24 1966 to Low s DX Toledo no fine was imposed and he paid eight dollars in costs and agreed to make the check good

TAMA Paul O’connor Tama County Tama State Bank Clifton Super Market E. C. Carnal Randy Tesdahl Vinton Carnal Low Toledo State Bank of Tesdahl

Allamakee board votes to move junior high to new Waukon building

The Allamakee Community school board will relocate all seventh and eighth grade students to the new Waukon building next fall. Waterville junior high staff will relocate to the Waukon center. The district also hired Mrs Alvin Brudos to teach kindergarten and planned landscaping at Dorchester school.

Waukon Allamakee Community Waterville Waukon Center Alvin Brudos DeSoto Wis Dorchester School

West Liberty Rites For Paul DeForrest

Grave side services will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at Oak Ridge cemetery West Liberty for Paul DeForrest 63 Leavenworth Kansas a former resident of Cedar Rapids A native of Columbus Junction he was a World War II veteran Survivors include three sons and two daughters Patricia Gould of Cedar Rapids included Friends may call Friday morning at the Barker funeral home

West Branch Oak Ridge Cemetery West Liberty Paul DeForrest Leavenworth Kan Cedar Rapids Columbus Junction Patricia Gould Barker Funeral Home

Buy Equipment In E. Buchanan

East Buchanan school board approves purchases for the new gymnasium bleachers science room and library furniture with bids from J S Latta Pigott Supply Co Central Chevrolet and Burkhart. Funds include National Defense Education Act monies. Lois Eisner hired to teach junior and senior high vocal music replacing Richard Cameron who has enlisted.

Winthrop East Buchanan J. S. Latta Cedar Falls Pigott Supply Co Des Moines Central Chevrolet Burkhart Lois Eisner Richard Cameron

Lightning Knocks Out Power in Coralville Iowa City

Iowa City area utility reports 1400 customers affected by a lightning strike that hit a pole-top switch near Whiting Avenue and Kimball Road. The outage began about 8 20 a m and lasted 15 minutes for most, with 300 to 400 customers in the Highway 1 area remaining without service longer.

Iowa City Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co Donald Findlay Whiting Avenue Kimball Road Coralville

Want Ads Help You Dial 369 1234

Short classified line invites readers to use the want ads service and provides a contact phone number 369 1234 for assistance.

West Branch Youth Injured in One-Vehicle Crash

Dennis A Barnhart sixteen son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Barnhart route one West Branch sustained multiple facial fractures in a Sunday evening single vehicle crash two miles north and one mile east of Tipton. He remains in serious condition at Mercy hospital Iowa City. The crash occurred about 6 pm and was reported Monday. A passing motorist found a 1954 Ford pickup in a ditch at a T intersection. The other West Branch youth escaped injury.

Tipton Dennis A. Barnhart Ivan Barnhart West Branch Mercy Hospital Iowa City Harvey Cook Barnhart

Post Office Bids Set for Oxford Junction Project

Congressman John Culver announced bids for a new Oxford Junction post office to be posted February 1. The site lies on Broadway between Third and Fourth Avenues, with 1,500 square feet of interior space, a 100 square foot platform, and a 4,505 square foot parking area. Bids open March 16 at 11 a.m. in St. Louis. lease term is five years with three five year renewal options. Real estate officer F A Buchmeier handles the project.

Broadway Third Fourth Avenues Culver St. Louis F. A. Buchmeier Drawer T Plaza Station

Increase In Homeowners Insurance Rate In Iowa

A new rating schedule filed by the Iowa Inspection Bureau and the Multi line Insurance Rating Bureau increases homeowners insurance premiums in Iowa by under 15 percent on average. Most policyholders see $5 to $10 more yearly. tenants and all risk forms are not raised. The change becomes effective February 1 and applies to policies renewing after that date. The Insurance Information Institute notes homeowners policies cover fire, storms, liability, theft, and related risks and claims have outpaced premiums in recent years. A factor cited is a string of Iowa storms.

Chicago UPI Iowa Iowa Inspection Bureau Multi-line Insurance Rating Bureau Iowa Department of Insurance Insurance Information Institute of Chicago Institute

Marengo Woman Injured in Monday Accident

Lela Mae Wen sel, 21, of Cedar Rapids, is in fair condition at Marengo hospital with back and shoulder injuries from a Monday accident. Her address is 1257 Third Avenue SE.

Marengo Lela Mae Wensel Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Marengo Hospital

Urbana School Board backs Mrs. Jones as teacher

Durland mayor? No, Durland as superintendent praised Mrs. Jones as a fine teacher and difficult to replace. Attendees largely supported her continuing on the teaching staff at Urbana schools.

Birney Durland Urbana Jones

Tipton School Awards Contracts for New Northeast Addition

The Tipton Community School Board awarded the second phase of a building program adding a northeast wing to the high school. Low bids total 244 142 dollars with Schaff Construction of Lisbon as general contractor at 169 943. Boyd and Rummelhart of Iowa City won the mechanical bid at 58 353 and Cedar Rapids Electric the electrical bid at 15 846. Work starts soon with occupancy planned for fall. The addition includes a 300‑seat lunchroom a kitchen a lobby storage basement and locker rooms plus gymentrance remodeling and ventilation upgrades.

Tipton

Rev Louis Sagert Named Waterloo District Supervisor

INDEPENDENCE Iowa Rev Louis A Sagert pastor of Immanuel Lutheran church since August 1955 has been named Waterloo district supervisor for the community services unit of the state board of control He will begin mid February and move with his family to Waterloo Eleven counties are in the Waterloo district.

Independence Louis A. Sagert Immanuel Lutheran Church Waterloo State Board of Control Board of Control

Emilie Schroeder celebrates 85th birthday honor

Mrs. Emilie Schroeder was honored at an open house Sunday marking her 85th birthday observed Wednesday. The celebration took place at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Erhard Kroemer.

Lowden Emilie Schroeder Erhard Kroemer

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