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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1966
Page
14
New York columnist Sylvia Porter argues banks face a squeeze due to high deposit costs and tighter Fed credit. She predicts reduced lendable funds will raise loan rates and curb borrowing, with a likely late summer rise in demand followed by a slower fall for plant and equipment spending.
Summary of three bank reports and a probate notice. Cedar Rapids bank shows assets including cash and U.S. government obligations and deposits totaling about 1.9 million while liabilities and capital accounts total 5.2 million. Linn County banks list assets, deposits, and capital accounts with details including common stock and reserves. Probate notice announces administrator appointment for Mervin Lester Botey with six month claims period and attorney notices.
The Faris City Market meat market in Marion was sold by Mr and Mrs Waller Faris to Paul J Snider of 178 Twenty fifth avenue Marion Possession was given Monday morning Jenny Taylor of 518 Seventeenth street NE will manage the store Don Kuba Co Realtors handled the transaction The Taylors and their two children plan to move to Vernon in the near future
Mrs. Glenn Q. Hargrave, 58, of Monticello, wife of local Hargrave Cleaners owner, died Monday morning. Survived by husband, daughter Linda Abele, son James R., sister Margaret Simmons, and three grandchildren. A past matron of OFS and member of Monticello BPW. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at St. Luke's Methodist. burial Oakwood Cemetery. Body at Goeltsch Funeral Home.
The Ely town council met July 7 1965 with Mayor Nevin Duffe and four councilors present. Minutes approved, receipts totaling 4631.63 as of July 1 1966, bids analyzed, and several building permits issued including garages and houses. liquor permit for Hanks Tavern approved with 500 fee. street light ordered for alley by Rev Bengon. meeting adjourned.
In re the estate of Harold C Mullaley deceased Cedar Rapids Iowa. On July 7 1966 the administrator was appointed and all debts and claims should be filed with the district court clerk within six months from the second publication.
In the Linn County Iowa district court estate of James W Sovers deceased creditors must file claims with the clerk within six months from the second publication unless allowed or paid. Bessie Sovers is the administrator of the estate in Cedar Rapids with Kubicek Novak as attorneys.
Iowa secures incorporation of One-Two-Nine Corporation under Business Corporation Act. charter issued July 7 1966 by the Secretary of State. 25 000 shares par value ten dollars. initial registered office 129 1eth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids. directors listed with Cedar Rapids and West Liberty addresses. dated July 13 1966. president Lovie J Pochobradsky Jr secretary George A Chmelicek.
Southeast Investment Company is incorporated under Iowa law with perpetual duration and 4000 shares of common par value 10.00. Registered office at 204 12th Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with James L. Shive as registered agent. Directors include James L. Shive Harold C. Hall Donald P. Hattery Gerald R. Olson and B A Jensen. Attorneys Sargent Spangler Hines Pence. Probate notice concerns Bertha Mae Miller estate with six month claims period from second publication.
IKCRG TV Channel 9 airs the shopping cart race show on weekdays at 10:00 AM. Contestants chase carts through aisles in a fast paced game with prizes and timed rounds.
Notice of probate for the Jennie Slavik estate in Cedar Rapids Iowa appoints Frances Fitzpatrick as executor. It warns that actions to challenge the will must be filed within one year of the second publication and creditors must present claims within six months.
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