City issues permits for ware house market and six dwellings
This week in Marion city clerks office building permits were issued for a Nash Finch Co warehouse market at 915 Blairs Ferry road with grading begun. Five dwellings were approved for Ken Borschel and Son including on Alpine road and Linview drive with values from 11 000 to 16 000. An August Black Construction Co dwelling permit for 420 Hillview drive was issued. Additional permits covered home improvements and additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairs Ferry Road
Nash Finch Co
Ken Borschel
Alpine Road
Linview Drive
August Black Construction Co
Hillview Drive
Melvin Meggers
Lee Voorhies
Fifteenth Avenue
Roman Schuh
Eighteenth Avenue
August Baack
Twenty-seventh Street
Jerry Ottaway
South Eleventh Street
Roger Zeran
Edward Frederick
Maplecrest Drive
Springville
Vox
Amapgoon
Binney
Williams
Kelley
Brown
Keiley
Williams Stancara Biue
Bituminous Materials Co
Internal Revenue
Sys. Lyu
Omm
Ireas
State of la
Fepenvntks Oes
the Gazette Co
Matt Parrott Sons
Globe Mach. & Sup
Eevee Bautrs
Hiner Ping
Jde
Stanley Power Tools
Opr Coop Telephone
Chucks Stangard
Whiter
Dewees Pottnott Stone Co
Wiliam Johnston
Marlin Sheehy Sereeee
James Barnes
Standard Oil
Spr
Coop Elevator
Stambaugh Mirs
Bobs Welding Shop
Stp. & Pac. RR
Elec. Light & Pr
Doug McConaugay
Kystrom_ eng
James Ernst
Exchange Grate Bank
Briners Cash Store
Carnanans Snell
Don’s Cafe
Wally’s Suleks Tavern
Yale Mills
Spr. Coopelephone LC
The
Telephone Co
5Th St
9Th St
Hapgood
Gene Heald
Jim Barnes
Jacob Hiner
Ralph Lindsey
Paul McGatth
Kendall Gibson
Mavedy Kelley
Binley
Carri
John Deere
Sterner
Carr Marlin Sheehy
Williams Twila
Wyman Lerk
Municipal Band Concert in Park Friday Evening
Marion municipal band performs in the city park Friday at 8 p.m. as part of summer concert series. Program includes Barnum and Bailey's Favorite, Sons of the Desert, Proud Heritage, La Rosita, West Side Story, Borodin-Bongos-Brass, Chorale and Capriccio, Joi, and Revolutionary Prelude. Funded by Recording Industries Music Performance Trust Fund with Local 137 AFM Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion Court Docket In Police Court This Week
Judge Miles Adams presided over speeding and driving violations in Marion Court. Defendants from Cedar Rapids and nearby areas faced fines from 2 to 50 dollars and several bonds forfeited or reduced for offenses including failure to control, no license, and starting a parked vehicle in an unsafe manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Adams
Laura K. Shaffer
Springville
Montell Keller
Cedar Rapids
John A. Wade
E Avenue NE
Kenneth S. Manley
Thirtieth Street
Stanley L. Bacon
Thirty-fifth Street
Meryle F. Porter, Jr
First Avenue
James C. Whalen
Eighth Avenue
Gary L. Johnson
Fifth Avenue
Gordon W. Anderson
Twenty-seventh Street
Donna Ee
Hillview Drive
Donna V. Luse
Roseanna M. Yoder
Dora R. Carlisle
San Mateo
Calif
Rites Saturday for Mae A Plower 64
Mae A. Plower 64 of Central City died Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born April 22 1903 in Johnson County she married Joseph J. Plower October 10 1922 at Prairieburg. Surviving are her husband four sons a daughter a brother a sister and seven grandchildren. Services Saturday 1030 a m Waubeek Methodist church Waubeek burial Cedar Memorial park. calling Friday after 11 a m Murdoch chapel Central City. Casket not opened after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Mae A. Plower
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Johnson County
Joseph J. Plower
Prairieburg
Raymond J. Plower
Springville
Stanley E. Plower
Marvin F. Plower
Donald G. Plower
Merlyn Truesdall
Marion
Joseph H. Zerbe
John Plower
Ryan
Waubeek Methodist Church
Waubeek
Cedar Memorial Park
Murdoch
Briefing on Iowa liquor tax collection plan enacted
More than 100 state employees were briefed on the new 15 percent bottle tax effective Aug 1 for liquor inventories held by licensees. State agents will visit 2,757 licensees to check inventories and collect taxes and stamp bottles as paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
E. J. McCarthy
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Atty
Richard Turner
McCarthy
Schwengel Poll Finds Iowa Voters Oppose Tax Increase
UPI Iowans in the First district responding to a mail poll oppose the administration’s tax increase by 83.8 percent with 13.2 percent in favor. The survey also shows disapproval of Freeman Johnson farm policy at 65 percent and broad support for removing postmasters and rural carriers from politics.
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Washington
UPI
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Schwengel
House of Representatives
Freeman - Johnson
House
Farm Incident Burns Ossian Farmer on Tractor
Ossian area farmer Ole Hendrickson suffered burns to his hands and arms when a spark ignited gasoline as he tried to unplug a fuel line on his tractor. He was in the field. family alerted the Ossian fire department. The tractor sustained 1500 dollars in damage. He was treated by a doctor and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Ossian
Ossian Area
Ole Hendrickson
Ossian Fire Department
Hendrickson
Hughes Defends Iowa Tax Hike and Relief Plan
Gov. Harold Hughes defended the Iowa tax increase and property tax relief program at Drake University. He called the compromise a fair step forward, disputed claims of secrecy or haste, and said lawmakers thrashed out the plan openly in his office while navigating political ambivalence and lobbying criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hughes
Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Drake University
Hughes
Services Friday for Michael Brislawn 76
Michael A. Brislawn 76 lifelong Linn county resident died at home Wednesday. Born July 9 1891 Prairieburg he is survived by three brothers Miles James Owen and three sisters Mariella Elsie Anne. Services Friday 9 a.m. Murdoch chapel Central City burial Prairieburg cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Michael A. Brislawn
Linn County
Prairieburg
Miles Brislawn
James Brislawn
Troy Mills
Owen Brislawn
Marion
Mariella Miles
Elsie Crowley
Anne Trumpold
Cedar Rapids
Murdoch
Johnson County Young Republicans name two leaders
Iowa City based ex set announces John R. Hornung of Coralville as campaign chairman and Mrs John Murray of Iowa City as legislative chairman of the Johnson County Young Republicans. Both named to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Don Hoy
Johnson County
Young Republicans
John R. Hornung
Coralville
John Murray
Dangerous Television Sets Traced in Midwest Recall
Kansas City AP reports General Electric traced more than 98 percent of dangerous color television sets that could emit X rays. Sets were sold from September 1966 to April 18 this year. Some remain in stock. GE has buyer names for most others. Fault corrected by exchanging tubes, addressing a potential health hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
General Electric Co
U. S
Cedar Rapids Airport seeks bids for Hangar Additions project
The Cedar Rapids Airport Commission invites sealed bids for Hangar Additions at Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport including Hangar 1 expansion and two 16 unit Tee Hangars. Plans and specs are available for inspection, with deposit required. Bids due August 8 1967 at 1 30 P M CDST. project to start within 10 days and finish by November 15 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arete
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Secretary of the
Airport Commission
City, Hall
State of Iowa
Council Chamber
City. Hall
Howard R. Green Company
Green Engineering
1St Ave. S.E
Hangar
Tee Hangar
Notice of Probate and Creditors for Tom Panagos Estate
In Linn County Iowa the District Court admits the last will of Tom Panagos Deceased dated May 31 1961 and appoints Anna Panagos as executor. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication and actions to set aside must be within one year. Dated July 24 1967. Anna Panagos Executor Cedar Rapids Iowa Chipokas Koehler Olinger Attorneys for Executor Cedar Rapids Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Community, School District
Linn
Johnson
Benton County
Cedar Rapid
Iowa
Prairie Intermediate
A . Selzer
Paneer
G.F
Sanameee
Pearse Eens
General Fund
District Court
State of
Linn County
Tom Panagos
Anna Panagos
Cedar Rapids
Chipokas
Henry J. Weis
Bertha M. Weis
Probate of Henry J. Weis Will Names Bertha M. Weis Executor
Probate notice states the will dated June 5 1967 of Henry J. Weis was admitted to probate on July 21 1967 in the relevant court Bertha M. Weis named executor The notice warns creditors to file claims within six months from publication and lists Richard D. Holden as attorney
Small Town Survival Moments in Dyersville Parade
A brief note highlights Dyersville efforts for survival featuring a color special titled Parade on Thursday at 8 30 p.m. on Channel 9. The item emphasizes community resilience and local programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
Channel 9
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McGowan
Margaret McGowan
Arthur E. McGowan
Evergreen Nursing Home
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Clarence Hindman
Americana
Marion Nursing Home
Delmar Burns
Eighth Street
Mercy Hospital
Marion Post Office
John C. Culver
Sixth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Culver
Park
Robert B. Wolfe
Twenty Second Street
St.Luke’s Hospital
Adv
Elizabeth Hart
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dickey’s Cleaners
Shoe Service
Queen & Teen
Marion, Iowa
Michael Brislawn
Springville Community School
Qrville Cox
Russell T. Reed
House Fun
Ieee
Seventh Avenue
Kenwood
North American van Lines
van” van Fossen
North Towne Lane
5Th Avenue
Richard D. Holden
Irwin
Marion, IA
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