Greenlief files for Linn-Mar school board bid
Joe A Greenlief 36 an Iowa Electric Light and Power Co attorney announced his candidacy for the Linn-Mar school board. He and wife Sandra reside at 181 Chatham Rd NE with three children. He urged leadership with legal and business experience, taxpayer oversight, regular testing, and focus on education, administration, faculty, curriculum and budget. He lists civic and bar associations and holds degrees from Cornell College and Drake University.
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Joe A. Greenlief
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Linn-Mar
Greenlief
Sandra
Chatham Road
Amy Jo
Martin
Bowman Woods
Eric
Linn-Mar Board of Directors
Linn-Mar Citizens Advisory Board
Downtown Kiwanis Club
Linn County Bar Assn
Iowa State Bar Assn
American Bar Assn
Federal Power Bar
Cornell College
Drake University
Building Permits Issued For New Homes And Repairs
The building department issued two new home permits this week to Linn-Mar Construction at 2810 Twenty-sixth Avenue for 22 222 dollars and Copper Construction Company at 1980 Highview Drive for 19 740 dollars. Additional permits include James D. Stephens for a wood patio fence at 780 South Fourteenth Street, 152 dollars. Harlan Lawson reroof at 797 West Eighth Avenue, 363 dollars. Edyth F. Gordon partial reroof at 996 Thirteenth Street, 168 dollars. Mrs. Harry Fuller reroof at 1160 Thirteenth Street, 600 dollars. Ivan Lawson reroof at 2441 Third Avenue, 500 dollars. Galen McDougall porch floor at 1070 Eighth Avenue, 150 dollars. Miss Alice Donnelly foundation repair at West Ninth Avenue, 4300 dollars. Roger Erickson replace two basement walls at 1555 Second Avenue, 1000 dollars. Ralph D. Meaney reroof at 925 Twenty-fifth Street, 280 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar Construction
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Copper Construction Company
Highview Drive
James D. Stephens
South Fourteenth Street
Harlan Lawson
West Eighth Avenue
Edyth F. Gordon
Thirteenth Street
Harry Fuller
Ivan Lawson
Third Avenue
Galen McDougall
Eighth Avenue
Alice Donnelly
Ninth Avenue
Roger Erickson
Second Avenue
Ralph D. Meaney
Twenty-fifth Street
Vinton Boy Hurt in Car Bicycle Crash
A 9 year old Vinton boy, Derek Scott, sustained a fractured leg and elbow injuries in a car bicycle crash at the Eighth avenue Thirteenth street intersection in Marion. He was reported in fair condition at St. Luke's hospital. The driver Isa belle Frayman, 48, of 2101 Eighth avenue, Marion, was involved. The YMCA Marion branch release lists Friday activities for boys baseball, gymnastics, craft, dance and pool lessons with times.
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Vinton
Derek Scott
Lawrence Scotts
Eighth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Isabelle Frayman
YMCA
Marion Branch
Last Summer Band Concert To Be Friday
The Linn Mar high school summer band, directed by Norman G. Meyer, performs Friday at 8 p m in city park. Soloists include Jennifer Vincent and Darrell Dicken with selections from Oklahoma My Fair Lady and other band pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Linn-Mar
Norman G. Meyer
Jennifer Vincent
Darrell Dicken
Leroy Anderson
John Cacavas
Iowa
Law
K. L. King
Warrington
Cacavas
John Phillip Sousa
Jennie
Caudill
Frazier
Marion court list of traffic and license citations this week
Police court records show numerous speeding tickets and violations from Marion. Names include Smalley Des Moines Bartlett Cedar Rapids Wentzel Kille and others with fines ranging from five to one hundred five dollars and bonds up to one hundred five dollars. Involving driving wrong way one way street no license and dog ordinance with several residents cited. Justice of the peace court listings include Dean Wordehoff Simon sen Tony Beltran with similar violations and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger B. Smalley
Vinton
Russell L. Coenen
Des Moines
Daniel J. O’neill
Douglas Court
Dorothy G. Failey
Olin
Lawrence A. Bartlett
Ninth Street
Robert Hook- Savanna
Ill
Randy R. Sweet
Fifth Street
Cedar Rapids
Dan L. Kelley
Central City
John L. Fry
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Judith L. Dean
Springville
Dennis A. Wordehoff
Thirty-fifth Street
Dennis J. Simonsen
Cavelier Street
Tony Beltran
Thai cabinet bars opium heroin marijuana from all jails
Bangkok AP reports the Thai cabinet approved regulations prohibiting opium heroin marijuana liquor gambling facilities weapons explosives and live animals inside all prisons to tighten inmate control and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Manley Rites for Harry L. Manley Held Friday
Obituary notice for Harry L. Manley who died Tuesday with funeral services set for Friday at 11 a.m. at First United Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Elgin Howard. Burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may visit at Murdoch chapel and are invited to give to the cancer fund in his memory. Also includes local ads for Fish Fry and bakery specials.
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Manley
Harry L. Manley
First United Methodist Church
Elgin Howard
Cedar Memorial
Murdoch Chapel
Cancer Fund
Edna M Sherwood 89 Dies Rites Saturday Marion
Edna M Sherwood 89 of rural Marion died Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital Born Sept 20 1881 in Olin married Harry B Sherwood Oct 9 1919 in Illinois She lived at 1585 Sixth Ave until moving to live with her daughter in Marion seven years ago Surviving daughter Alta Gonsales son Elgie Hollingsworth five grandchildren 15 great grandchildren one great great grandson Services Saturday 1:30 p m Murdoch chapel Marion Burial Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call at Murdoch chapel after 1 p m Friday
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Edna M. Sherwood
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Olin
Harry B. Sherwood
Illinois
Murdoch Chapel
John M. Hardy
First Christian Church of
Cedar Memorial Park
Landfill Discussions Slated at Waterville
WAUKON The third meeting on landfill operations to meet state refuse disposal laws will be held in Waterville Thursday evening. It covers six townships in Supervisor Morrell Yohe’s district. Frank Beardmore's district residents met Friday night and John Baumgartner's district met Monday night. A county plan and alternatives were explained and township trustees asked for more local meetings to reach more people. State rules require a plan by November 1972 and operation by July 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Waterville
Morrell Yohe
Frank Beardmore
New Albia
John Baumgartner
Group of Welfare Agencies To Move into One Building
The Target ’76 plan for Linn County government faces initial opposition from public school nurses as plans proceed to house several health and welfare agencies in the Paul Building on Third Avenue and Fourth Street SE. The broader proposal includes a single countywide school district and metropolitan government, with merging of Public School Nurses into Public Health Nursing under contract from the public school system. Ed Hanlon notes overlap and top-down concerns, while Winfield White cites ongoing lease negotiations for the Paul Building.
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Target '76
Linn
Paul
Third Avenue
Fourth Street
Hall-Ekfelt
Target ’76
Ed Hanlon
Linn County
Winfield White
Health Center Board
Security Realty Corp
O. F. Paulson
Nually. White
County
Second Avenue
Third Street SE
United Community Services
Federated Council Agencies
Mental Health Center
Family Service
Committee On Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
Social Services
School of Social Work
F. James Bradley
Joint Planning Council
Billy Cutchlow
Hawkeye
Trosky Heads Underwriters
Hal Trosky Jr has been elected president of the Cedar Rapids Assn of Life Underwriters for 1971 72 with G Robert Matteson as first vice president Ron Landergott as second vice president Norman Stevenson as secretary and Donald Aanested as treasurer. Board members include Richard Rice Dan Ertz Don Forsyth Jerry Johnson Ray Ashlock Jim Russell Rex McCright John Battin Bob Verhille president of the state association James Luhrs state secretary Donald Fuller regional vice president and Jon Petersen past state president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Trosky, Jr
Cedar Rapids Assn
Life Underwriters
G. Robert Matteson
Ron Landergott
Norman Stevenson
Donald Aanested
Richard Rice
Dan Ertz
Don Forsyth
Jerry Johnson
Ray Ashlock
Jim Russell
Rex McCright
John Battin
Bob Verhille
State Association
James Luhrs
Donald Fuller
Jon Petersen
Armed Forces Six Enlist in Marines and Leave List
Six men enlist in the Marine Corps with training in San Diego for Roger L. Stowell 18 Victor Wachter 17 and Dennis W. Jacobs 19 all of Iowa City Belle Plaine. Others enter delayed program Brant Simpson 17 Jon E Sheldon 19 and Michael D Satchett 18. T Sgt Charles Weaver named air force recruiter for Johnson Cedar Washington Keokuk counties with office in Iowa City. Leave returns include Airman Robert Whittemore Martelle 12 days from Norfolk Airman Apprentice Gary Dare 14 days en route from Great Lakes to Memphis and Darold L Ayers 35 days from USS Forster to San Diego plus Pfc James Etschiedt 20 days from Camp Pendleton to Okinawa Marine Pvt William Eckhardt 15 days from Camp Pendleton to Twenty Nine Palms and Spec 5-c William Dodd discharged after three years including a year in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
San Diego
Roger L. Stowell
Victor Thomas J. Wachter
Iowa City
Dennis W. Jacobs
Belle Plaine
Brant D. Simpson
Twentieth Avenue
Jon E. Sheldon
Hamilton Street
Michael D. Satchett
Eighteenth Street
Charles Weaver
Air Force
Johnson, Cedar
Washington
Keokuk
S. Linn Street
Weaver
Troy
Ind
Riverside
Robert L. Whittemore
Robert R. Whittemore
Martelle
Norfolk
Gary D. Dare
W. A. Dare
Kent Drive
Great Lakes
Memphis
Internal Communications
Darold L. Ayers
Darold T. Ayers
Sixteenth Street
Uss Forster
James Etschiedt
Glen Etschiedt
Blairstown
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Okinawa
William R. Eckhardt
Charles E. Eckhardt
Wellman
Twentynine Palms
Public Meeting of Environment Group July 26
The Citizens Environment council of the Cedar Rapids area will hold a public meeting July 26 at 8 p.m. at Peoples downtown bank. The group discusses recycling glass and paper and proposes better collection and crushing methods involving private industry or manufacturers using glass. Memberships vary from Sustaining 100 to student 1 with dues sent to Mrs. Roger Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Environment Council of
Cedar Rapids
Peoples Downtown Bank
C.L.E.A.N
Bicycle Crash Injures Teen In Northwest Neighborhood
Debra S. Thomas, 15, of 1642 Twenty-fourth Street NW, remained in fair condition in intensive care at St. Luke's hospital after a bicycle accident Tuesday afternoon in the 1500 block of O Avenue NW. She suffered a fractured skull and other head and face injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra S. Thomas
Twenty-fourth Street NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
O Avenue NW
Johnny Cash Surprised on This Is Your Life in Nashville
Ralph Edwards and his staff surprise superstar Johnny Cash on stage in Nashville during This Is Your Life at 9 30 PM Thursday. Guests include Jimmy Dean and Dr Billy Graham among the surprise visitors on KCP TV 9 in color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Edwards
Johnny Cash
Nashville
Jimmy Dean
Billy Graham
KCP
Breakin at Alibi Tavern Nets $108 in Valuables
Oxford sheriff reports a Wednesday night break in at the Alibi Tavern in Oxford. Entry was gained through a side window and burglars took watches silver cigarettes change and bills totaling about 108 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Johnson County
Injured teen dies from traffic crash injuries in Lake City
AP report from Lake City states 13 year old Mark Allen Berkler of Lytton died in a hospital Wednesday morning from injuries suffered in a traffic accident Friday.
Want ads prove convenient and effective for job seekers
Classified notes state want ads offer an inexpensive way to reach job hunters and employers. They highlight simplicity, quick placement, and broad reach as practical benefits for hiring.
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Joe Greenlief
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
South Fifteenth Street
Deep
Vinton Boy
Miles Adams
Thomas J. Stark
Elizabeth Bullinga
Navajo Drive
Donald O. Kille
Seventeenth
Cecilia A. Horn
Sussex Drive
Michael D. Duckett
Fourth Avenue
Kimberly J. Wentzel
Avenue
Patrick J. Cannon
Masonville
Raymond J. Alkire
First Avenue
James E. Frazier
South Eleventh Street
Rose M. Oswald
Monticello
Mary A. Spratt
Fifth Avenue
Gary
Northview Drive
Marcia C. Cobb
Curtis Long
Twenty Sixth Street
Clayton E. Moore
Thirtieth Street
Leslie F. Miller
Denver
Thomas D. Norton
Stickney
Florence White
Springfield
I. R. Drake
Sixth Avenue
Danish Maid Bakery
Carmel
Csen
Barry Ashley
Patrician
Dacron
Jesse Tompkins
Route 3
Dean Stick
Twenty-third Avenue
Tompkins
McGowan Boulevard
Condon Real Estate, Inc
6Th Ave
Wight
Americord
Boston
Cedar Hills
BankAmericard
By Dale Kueter
Trosky
White
Marines
William T. Dodd
M. E. Felden
Thirty-sixth Street
Vietnam
Environment Group
Roger Edwards
Brockman Avenue
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