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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1967

Page

2

Summer Community Calendars Jump Off in Cedar Rapids Gazette

The Summer Calendar lists dozens of Iowa events from July to October including carnivals, fairs, parades, dances, and horse shows across Guttenberg Toddville Deep River Keota Clinton Clermont Kalona Manchester Oxford Junction Volga area with dates and start times. Highlights include Quasqueton Quasquicentennial July 14 15, Wy oming fair July 14 16, and Oktoberfest October 7 at Amana.

Iowa News Cedar Rapids Gazette State Desk Cedar Rapids Iowa Guttenberg Toddville Deep River Wyoming Mt. Vernon Vinton Viola Courthouse Clermont Kingston Stadium Kalona Delaware County Manchester Center Junction Decorah Jones Saddle Club Legion Park Oxford Junction Volga River Riders Saddle Club L. C. Richards Antioch Grant Wood Memorial Park Log Cabin Anamosa Johnson County

Hick Says Tax Increase Likely to Be Needed

Senate Republican Bourke Hickenlooper warned a tax hike is probably necessary as deficits loom. He cited a larger projected shortfall than White House forecasts and warned inflation risks if the economy overheats. Congress may approve tax increases despite reluctance to raise taxes.

Hick Washington Bourke Hickenlooper Iowa Congress Johnson Hickenlooper White House The Iowan Senate-House Economic Committee

Prairieburg Main Street 1908 Photograph Survives

A 1908 Prairieburg scene shows the north side with hardware store bank grocery and tavern, a restaurant site, and a town well. South side includes a drug store bank doctor and dry goods shops with a tavern downstairs. An early car with two women in white hats sits near the well.

Prairieburg Linn County Eagle House

Five Decorah Youths Form Carrier Singers For Soldiers

Decorah based Carrier Singers formed by Maureen Dolan and five youths perform folk and popular tunes for troops at Fort Carson Colorado and Fitzsimons hospital. Led by Rev Thomas Currier the group rehearsed 20 to 30 numbers and may tour USO if army approves. They plan to perform at Nordic Fest after returning home.

Decorah Ft. Carson Colo Decorah Area Carrier Singers Thomas Currier de Sales High School Army Fort Carson Currier Maureen Dolan Father Currier Maureen Jane Ziegelmaier Tom Henning Dave Anderson Gordon Linnevold Colorado

East Iowans See Straight A Honors At Iowa University

A group of 133 University of Iowa liberal arts students earned straight A averages in the spring semester of 1966-67. Recipients include Cedar Rapids Linda Angell and David Bennett. Anamosa Cheryl Flancher. Central City John Tidball. Elkader Mrs Claire C Jurrens. Iowa City students such as Douglas Bright and Kathleen Burford. plus Keota David Temple Lone Tree George Zilbilich Manchester Tom Shelly Oelwein Robert Lang Susan Miller Oxford David Edwards Strawberry Point Maureen Kirby and others listed by town.

Iowa City Elkader Claire C. Jurrens Douglas Bright Kathleen Burford David Burke Janie Garner Martin Key William Knowler Rose Mason Catherine Muhly Michael Shea Beverly Singleman Susannah C. Sterling Barbara Trummel Baerbal E. Wilkinson Richard Tompkins Keota David Temple Lone Tree George Zilbilich Manchester Tom Shelly Oelwein Robert Lang Susan Miller Oxford David Edwards Strawberry Point Maureen Kirby

Prairieburg Centenary Quiet Despite Long Decline

Prairieburg in Linn county marks 100 years since platting July 30 with no festival or parades as its population dwindles from a peak above 400 to about 225. The town still hosts a grocery, restaurant, post office, church, and several services, while historic roots describe earlier booming days with multiple shops and a 12 grade school.

Bairieburg Linn County Prairieburg Henry Ward

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