Marion Tyner 60 Dies. Fur Finisher at Marion Firm
Marion's Mrs. Tyner age 60 of 297 to 6:15 died Sunday at a Cedar Rapids hospital after a sudden illness. Born Sept 23 1907 at Ely she married Donald C. Tyner in 1929 Rochester Indiana he died 1942. She worked for Berger Furrier in Marion 20 years and belonged to several clubs. Survived by two daughters and a sister. services Tuesday at Murdoch chapel Marion. Burial Cedar Memorial. Firecracker explosion destroyed a mailbox. theft of radio and cigarets from a car. attempted dryer coin box break at Laundro Rite. Bride-elect Linda Burns honored at linen shower. she plans July 27 marriage to Larry Shantz at Alburnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilass
Elizabeth Lee Tyner
Cba Rie Sixth Avenue
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Ely
Rochester
Ind
Donald C. Tyner
U.S. Army
Tyner
Berger Furrier
First Presbyterian Church of
Marion Business Girls Club
Cedar Rapids Ywca
Posledni Taborita Lodge
Western Bohemian Fraternal Asia
Richard Jeffrey
Canoga Park
Calif
Marie Tyner
Arthur Davison
Murdoch Chapel
Jean P. Hayter
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
James M. John
A Avenue
Karen Ellis
Ninth Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Linda Burns
Harold Peterson
Route 1
Peterson
Lee Mapes
Miss Burns
Larry Shantz
Alburnett
Rites Wednesday for John W. O'Neill 33
John W. O'Neill 33 of 2337 Eighth Avenue Marion died Sunday evening after a brief illness. Born May 4 1934 in Waukon he married Sharon Fletcher Countrymen February 13 1965. He was a carpenter with Kinderknecht Construction Co. Survived by wife two sons Donald and Bill parents Gerald and wife and several siblings. Services at Murdoch chapel Marion at 10 a.m. Wednesday with burial at St John Cemetery Cedar Rapids. Rosary 7 45 p.m. Tuesday remains may be viewed after 2 p.m. Tuesday at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. O'Neill
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Waukon
Sharon Fletcher
O’neill
Kinderknecht Construction Co
Donald
Bill O'Neill
Gerald O'Neill
Vincent of
McNabb
Gerald, Jr
Ronald
Cedar Rapids
al. O'Neill
Gordon Krambeer
Betty O'Neill
Murdoch Chapel
William Blessington
St. John's Cemetery
List of 112 Diseased Elms Prepared by City
City forester John C. Van Camp lists 112 elm trees to be removed due to Dutch elm disease on private property. Homeowners have 15 days to act after notice. a second scouting of public and private trees is planned for Monday July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. van Camp
van Camp
Bomb Hit Japan Tourist Office in Rockefeller Center
A bomb exploded at the Japan national tourist organization office in the International Building near Rockefeller Center. Two bystanders were injured lightly, a mother and daughter from Portland, with another daughter unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
New York
Japan National Tourist Organization
Rockefeller Center
Fifth Avenue
International Building
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Shirley Schwabe
Portland
Ore
Nancy
Joan
Schwabes
Polyclinic Hospital
Hungary Venezuela Agree Trade Mission Exchange
Hungary and Venezuela will exchange trade missions as a step toward economic scientific and technical cooperation. The communique was issued from Budapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Venezuela
Minimizing Impact Of Income Surcharge
Article explains 10 percent income tax surcharge from 1968 and how individuals and corporations can compute and minimize the bite. It covers threshold amounts, tables, transition notch, withholding effects, and when estimated payments must reflect the surcharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury
French Begin Two Month Nuclear Test Series at Mururoa
Paris reports France started a two month sequence of nuclear tests on Mururoa atoll in the South Pacific aiming to culminate with a hydrogen bomb. Japan protests and requests cancellation but France is expected to dismiss the complaint. Details of Sunday blast were not released.
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Paris
France
Mururoa Atoll
South Pacific
Mururoa
Tahiti
Nixon Says He Will Have Edge Over Humphrey
Richard Nixon told the Miami Herald he would have an edge in November as Humphrey aims for the Democratic nomination over the objection of many voters. He argued his nationwide primary lead and GOP unity give him strength, and he predicted Vietnam will shape the platforms. Nixon also claimed better appeal to students and noted Humphrey’s lack of primary participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
G.O.P
The
Miami Herald
Nixon
Humphrey
Vietnam
Fourth of July traffic toll dips below forecast
Over the four day Fourth of July weekend 594 people died in traffic accidents nationwide, below the National Safety Council's 700 to 800 estimate. Boating deaths reached 45 and nonboat drownings 180. Last year the toll was 732 for the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Army Begins Investigating VC Ambush
The U.S. army opened an inquiry into the ambush of the Los Angeles group Brandi Perry and the Bubble Machine on a Vietnam road. Two teenagers were killed and two others wounded including a 20 year old vocalist. Survivors identified the attackers as Viet Cong guerrillas. a booking agent suggested South Vietnamese forces may have been involved.
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U.S
Brandi Perry
Bubble Machine
Saigon
Vung Tay
Jack Salvesen
American Entertainment Abroad
Vietnam
Salvesen
Paula Levine
Jack Bone
Los Angeles
Sgt
David K. Hamilton
Boston
Mass
Miss Levine
Bone
Sgt. Hamilton
Torrential Rains Kill Five in Texas and Juarez Floods
Severe weekend downpours caused five deaths in El Paso and Juarez and flooded numerous homes. About 40 houses were swept away in Juarez, 125 people evacuated, with damages estimated at 4 million dollars. Cars stranded, streets underwater, and floodwaters halted the El Paso Juarez streetcar line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Juarez
Rio Grande
Mexico
International
Charles Davis
Rafael Reyes
Canutillo
Spreitzer Inc renews and expands articles of incorporation
Spreitzer Inc a Cedar Rapids Iowa corporation renews its charter to June 26 1988 at a May 29 1968 stockholders meeting Amended and substituted articles authorize 1000 shares par value 100 and broad business powers including real estate warehousing and financing The board will include 2 to 7 directors with officers elected yearly The named officers are Harry J Spreitzer President Treasurer and Jane W Spreitzer Vice President Secretary Also notices probate of Will of Paul F Kubu executor Wilma J Kubu and creditors must file claims by six months from second publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preitzer, Inc
Spreitzer,Inc
State of
Iowa
A.D
Spreitzer, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Harry J. Spreitzer
Jane W. Spreitzer
Secretary of State
District Court
Linn County
Paul F. Kubu
Wilma
Kubu
Wilma J. Kubu
Sheriff Sale Notice and Education Board Bid in Linn County
A sheriff sale notice describes a public auction of real estate in Linn County Iowa following a general execution to satisfy a judgment for Joan Grabau against Jery Grabau. Separate notice invites automotive vendors to bid on two delivery vans for the Joint Board of Education serving Cedar Linn Johnson and Washington Counties with bids due July 15 1998.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Linn County
Iowa
Joan Grabau
Jery D. Grabau
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Walter H. Grant
Linn’ County
David R. Webster
John Shea
Joint Board of Education
Joint
Cedar
Johnson, Linn
Washington Counties
Second Avenue
Stone's Truck Service Inc Amends and Renews Articles
Renewal notice states Stone's Truck Service Inc Cedar Rapids Iowa renews and substitutes articles under Iowa law. It lists the business aims to service repair and sell vehicles and operate a garage, authorized stock 67300 dollars, twenty year term from March 26 1968, officers R W Gable Elsie P Gable Fred A Gable, secretary Elsie P Gable treasurer Elsie P Gable, dated May 27 1968.
Ely Town Council Proceedings July 1968 Meeting
The Ely town council held its regular session on July 2 1968 with Mayor Nevin Duffe and councilmen Krob Zbanek Hodina and Erenberger present. Receipts totaled 12 825 78 with sewer coupons state tax and other items listed. Bills were presented and approved including wages licenses and gas service. A building permit was issued for Harry Hodina and Robert Malatek was elected councilman to fill an unexpired term. The budget hearing was set for August 1 1968 at 7 30 PM at the Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Nevin Duffe
Krob
Zbanek
Hodina
Erenberger
Linn County
First Trust and Savings Banks
Robert Malatek
John Church
Dan McCune
Audrey Yarbrough
Nevin Cuffe
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Elizabeth Tyner
Malcolm Klingler
Adv
Howard Sohn
Brockman Avenue
Howard Sohn, Jr
Harlan
Mr. Sohn
Pauley Funeral Home
YMCA
Marion Branch
St. Patrick's
48Th Street
41St
Fifth
54Th Street
Venezuelan Economic Exchange
Qass
Ross
Keeling-Cocos Islands
Pacific
Sant Benet
Vila DE Mont
Spain
Hich
By Sylvia Porter
Leon Gold
Research Institute of America
Eugene McCarthy
HHH
Dial
Army
Ted Vogel
Ft. Bliss
Mt. Franklin
Texas Experimental Station
Allen & Fisher
Wor
Dwight G. Bode
Dennis the Menace
Stone's Truck Service, Inc
Stone’s Truck Service, Inc
Lawa
R. W. Gable
Elsie P. Gable
Fred A. Gable
C. W. Lawrence
Corporation
Higley Bldg
Cadar Rapids
Towa
Gazette
Menacey
Mortuaries—Monuments
Novak Monument CO
Lost
Tan
1St Ave. East
Black _ Labrador
Bingack
ING
First Ave
3Rd Ave
Duncan Studio
Fuller Brush CO
Hallmark Nursing Home
Mt. Vernon
Novak
Butterfly
Pine Inn
16Th Avenue
Third Avenue
1St Ave
Piccadilly
Roosevelt Motor Hote
General Store
Call
P.O. Box
Robert C. Hobbie
Fort Francis
Ontario
Canada
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