New House Permit Issued By City Clerk
One new house permit issued this week in the city clerk s office. Permit details include Borschel and Son at 1220 Lindale drive for 13000 dollars. Other permits listed cover reroofs sheds and garages with several addresses and varied sums. Also notes Ridiculous Days events with free kid rides and watermelon in Marion City Park on July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borschel and Son
Lindale Drive
Arnold Benedict
Lincoln Drive
Charles Peterzalek
South Seventh Street
Paul Suchsland
Eighth Street
Marvin Churchill
Valleyview Drive
L. C. Dickey
Mae Carsner
Sixteenth Street
Ronald Salven
Sixth Avenue
Don Chapman
Sixteenth Avenue
Bill Maier
Fourteenth Street
Ralph Cole
South Fifteenth Street
Gene Wiedenman
McGowan Boulevard
Marion City Park
Adv
Committal Services For Former Residents
Committal services for Jay L Franz and Margaret Giffen will be held at Oak Shade cemetery with Rev Jean P Hauter at 11 a m Saturday. Franz, born and raised in Marion, worked at the Milwaukee Railroad until retirement in 1951. Mrs Franz, also a Marion native, taught music briefly in public schools. After retirement the couple moved to Florida. Franz died June 27 1968 and Mrs Franz January 5 1969. Surviving son Rev James G Franz of Pittsford NY. Murdoch Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Jay L. Franz
Margaret Giffen
Franz
Jean P. Hauter
Oak Shade Cemetery
Mr. Fran
Marion
Marion High School
Business College
Cedar Rapids
The
Milwaukee Railroad
Linn-Mar Band Plans Evening Outdoor Concert
Linn-Mar schools instrumental music department will present a band concert tonight at 7 30 p m on the lawn in front of the high school. The concert features the sixth grade junior high and high school bands directed by Darrell Dicken and Norman G Meyer. Nancy Breed assists with the summer band session. Attendees should bring lawn chairs and blankets. rain moves the event to the high school gym. The Linn Mar summer band also schedules a Friday 8 p m concert in city park directed by Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar
Darrell Dicken
Norman G. Meyer
Nancy Breed
Meyer
Marion Courts Hear Week Of Speeding Tickets In Cedar Rapids
In Marion police court Judge Miles Adams heard multiple cases for speeding and related offenses. Citations include Richard V. Brown Cedar Rapids 1700 Sierra drive and others from Cedar Rapids Iowa City Anamosa and surrounding areas with fines ranging from five to fifty dollars.
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Miles Adams
Richard V. Brown
Sierra Drive
Cedar Rapids
Richard O. Cochran
Vernon
Robert H. Farnsworth
Mark C. Thomas
Grand Avenue
Sylvia M. Avis
Fourth Avenue
Dixie J. Waters
Ninth Avenue
Dorothy I. Johnson
Hillview Drive
Wayne O. Schrock
Iowa City
Patrick A. Frank
Thirty-Fifth Street
Arthur O. Decker
Thirteenth Street
Ronald D. Zimmerman
Danbury Street
Kerry L. Barnes
Anamosa
Mark W. Appleoff
Twenty-ninth Street
Steven mi Partridge
Danny L. Stickney
Tenth Street
Richard J. Digiantonio
Twenty-sixth Street
Steven R. Partridge
Gail E. Moyle
Twelfth Street
Jack D. Foster
Sixth Avenue
Gilbert J. Camp
South Fifteenth Street
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Jeanette R. Fangmann
Cascade
Thomas E. Pardon
Cedar Falls
Charles J. Schrim
Twenty Eighth Street Drive
Harry Hart
Oelwein
Marvin E. Turner
Independence
George F. Morden
Wheatland
Charles J. Courtney
Postville
Michael J. Zscherny
Mid
Cedar Rapids traffic violations list and fines
A lengthy local notice lists numerous defendants along with violation types and fines. Entries include speeding and careless driving across Cedar Rapids addresses, plus motorists cited for no fishing license and consuming beer on a public highway. Individual names, addresses, and dollar penalties are recorded for offenses from $10 to $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dle Amana
Joseph D. Virkovsky
Twelfth Street
Jerry D. Ozburn
Fourth Avenue
Gary A. Johnson
First Avenue
Albert P. Hale
Manchester
Nancy L. Fischer
Park Townecourt NE
Cedar Rapids
Gaylord E. Fifield
Troy Mills
Reginald E. Bean
Center Point
John J. J. Conner
Ray L. Shelton
Philip T. Brown
Dubuque
Lumis J. Hovel
Third Avenue SE
O. J. Paulsen
Nineteenth Avenue
Amos J. Kolda
Seventh Street
Rex G. Phillips
Drinkward Drive
J. W. Johnson
Maplecrest Drive
Robert Johnson
Country Club Drive
David Larson
Fifth Avenue
John P. Morrow
Twenty-ninth Street Drive
Paul E. Kiecksee
C Avenue
John V. Nash
Thirty-fifth Street
Thomas D. Raker, Jr
Eighth Avenue
Larry McCalley
Oklahoma Avenue
C Avenue NW
Daryl D. Ristau
la Verne
William E. Leslie, Jr
Sixth Avenue SE
Jack Paul Named Principal at Stanley Elementary
Jack Paul an Oelwein insurance man for 15 years has been named principal of Stanley elementary school to replace C J Hennigar who becomes principal of Parkside elementary in Oelwein Hennigar served 14 years at Stanley a unit of the Oelwein Community district He succeeds Iva Fenner who retired after 43 years teaching in the Oelwein system Paul taught at Huxley and Oelwein junior high and was superintendent at Waucoma and Tripoli before entering insurance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Paul
Stanley Oelwein
R. R
Jacke Paul
Oelwein
Stanley
C. J. Hennigar
Parkside
Hennigar
Iva Fenner
Paul
Huxley and Oelwein
Waucoma
Tripoli
NAA Cedar Rapids Chapter Takes Third in National Competition
Cedar Rapids chapter of the National Association of Accountants earned third place among 171 chapters nationwide for overall operations. President J Bernard Rehnstrom accepted the award at the international conference in New York City on Wednesday night. Fourteen Cedar Rapids residents attended the event, noting the chapter’s rise after finishing first last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
National Assn. of Accountants
J. Bernard Rehnstrom
Association
New York City
Allensworth Rites Set at Center Point
Rosa J. Allensworth, 62, a former Center Point resident, died Tuesday at her sister’s home in Houston. Born October 20, 1906 in Center Point she is survived by four sisters: Mrs. Slake, Mrs. Hixson of Center Point, Mrs. Fee of Cedar Falls and Mrs. Paul Jones of Chicago. Services are 1 p.m. Saturday at Murdoch chapel with friends welcome.
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Center Point
Rosa J. Allensworth
Everett Slake
Houston
Tex
Slake
William H. Hixson
Vernon Fee
Cedar Falls
Paul Jones
Chicago
Murdoch
Lifelong Coggon Resident Mae Leonard Dies
Mae C Leonard 78 longtime Coggon resident died at her home Wednesday born August 14 1890 in Coggon. She belonged to St Johns Catholic church survived by sister Leona Leonard and brother Emmett Leonard of Coggon. Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. Murdoch chapel mass at St Johns Church Friday 10 a.m. burial Calvary cemetery Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggon
Mae C. Leonard
St. John’s Catholic Church
Leona Leonard
Emmett Leonard
St. John’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Ryan
Murdoch Chapel
Strawberry Point approves 1970 budget of 36850
The city council on Wednesday evening approved a 1970 budget of 36,850, down from 39,280, reducing the tax levy by about 2 mills.
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Strawberry Point
North Vietnam rejects Thieu plan for elections in South Vietnam
North Vietnam at the 26th peace talks dismissed Thieu's proposal to let the Viet Cong contest elections under international supervision. Xuan Thuy argued elections would be controlled by a puppet regime and under U.S. bayonets. U.S. negotiator Lodge urged a second look while Thuy accused the U.S. of blocking true free choice.
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Paris
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
Xuan Thuy
Vietnam
Thieu
Henry Cabot Lodge
Thuy
Hanoi
Eisenhower
Ho Chi Minh
Lodge
Nixon
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