Marion council hears retirement notices for Cayler and Blietz
Marion officials received notices that Police Chief Richard Cayler will retire September 30 and Fire Chief Vernon Blietz will retire October 12. The council also approved 1977 storm sewer and community center payments and a street sweeper bid. The quit of Blietz from the appeals board was accepted. First reading passed for rezoning land near Marion airport. Residents petition about rubbish dumping referred to city manager. Cigaret permit renewals approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Richard E. Cayler
Cayler
Public Safety
Vernon L. Blietz
Leighton W. Ford
William R. Hennessey and Son
B.A. Westbrook Construction, Inc
Willow Park
Herman Thompson Associates
E and F Cement and Asphaltic Concrete Co., Inc
Larick Drive
Flynn Construction Co
Boyson Road
Herman M. Brown Co
Blietz
Marion Airport
Linn Aire Estates
Krumholtz Drive
Dwight Road
Lawrence Asaro
Fire Truck Replica Presented By Youth Program
The Cedar Rapids fire department youth course produced 31 students over two years and yielded craftsmanship from Brad Harper who presented a replica of truck No. 94 to Mayor Grundy and the city council. Supervisor Jay Moore outlined the program includes initial basic training for new firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Harper
Lincolnshire Drive
Cedar Rapids
Harper
William J. Grundy
Marion
Jay Moore
Open House For Fire Station Van And CPR Program
An open house is scheduled for Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Marion fire station 600 Eighth Avenue to showcase the department’s new fire rescue van and explain the newly inaugurated cardiopulmonary resuscitation program. Marion Rainbow Assembly holds a business meeting Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Masonic temple. Marion township trustees set a meeting Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Marion fire station 600 Eighth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Marion Township
Competition Bridge Howell movement winners at Kenwood Park
On Thursday at Kenwood Park Presbyterian church the Howell movement produced first place Micki Siewert and Frank Zeman with Mary Mullin and Thelma Zeman tied for second alongside Joe Verbick and Bruce Cuthbertson. In the rubber bridge section North-south Mollie Schroeder and Ivah Water won, with Marie Hoffner and Ruth Harvey second, east-west Freida Untiedt and Ilah Gouldin first, Lorraine Ogden and Wilma Russell second. The next game is set for 12:30 Thursday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Movement
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Micki Siewert
Frank Zeman
Mary Mullin
Thelma Zeman
Joe Verbick
Bruce Cuthbertson
Mollie Schroeder
Ivah Water
Marie Hoffner
Ruth Harvey
Freida Untiedt
Ilah Gouldin
Lorraine Ogden
Wilma Russell
Kress Named To Park Board
Charles Kress of 2225 Northview Drive was named to Marion city park board of trustees by the council Thursday night. He replaces Ben Stearns, who served seven years and will begin a six year term. Stearns was re elected in November 1975. Kress, an employee of Collins Radio, has lived in Marion nearly 15 years. Stearns has purchased a weekly newspaper at Bonaparte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kress
Northview Drive
Park Board of
Marion
Kress
Marion Ymca Board
Ben Stearns
Stearns
Collins Radio
Bonaparte
Car Fire Reported on Highway 13 North
Firemen responded to a vehicle fire on highway 13 north of Marion. The overheated car owned by Fred Feldman of Letts was abandoned by Feldman who left to seek help. the car was a total loss per fire officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Highway 13
Fred Feldman
Feldman
Rain Likely Over Weekend Across Iowa
Forecasts indicate thunderstorms shifting through Nebraska into western Iowa with potential severe activity Friday night. Skies stay partly cloudy Friday night into Saturday with scattered storms. Temperatures rise to mid 80s to low 90s Saturday, then cooler by Sunday and Monday with 70s to 80s inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowans
Nebraska
National Weather Service
Iowa
Des Moines
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Dubuque
Spencer
Davenport
Three Arrested in Marion for Drunk Driving
William F. Hohn 30 of 127 Sev enteenth Street NE was arrested at 10 01 p.m. Thursday in the 300 block of Marion Boulevard Marion and charged with drunk driving and a license violation. William R. Grange 25 of 1044 Twentieth Street NE was arrested about 6 30 p.m. Thursday after a crash at county road E 44 and old Highway 30 and charged with drunk driving and failure to control. Thomas L. Brown 22 of 340 Wilson Avenue SW was stopped at 1 49 a.m. Friday at Sixth Street and Wilson Avenue SW charged with drunk driving and speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hohn
Seventeenth Street NE
Marion Boulevard
Marion
William R. Grange
Twentieth Street
County Road
E-44
Old Highway 30
Grange
Thomas L. Brown
Wilson Avenue
Sixth Street
Care Center Opens to Public in Cedar Rapids
The Kirkwood child care center will accept enrollments from the general public this summer. Center director Pat Otis says space is available for children aged two through nine, with lunches, supervised play, and learning activities from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at the former Lincoln Elementary building. Full or part-time care is offered. Contact 398-5673 or 398-5675 for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood
General Public Center
Pat Otis
Lincoln Elementary
Cedar Rapids
Fairbank Theft Reported at Unlocked Home
Mildred Siggelkov reported a burglary Thursday night at her Fairbank residence when an unknown person entered through an unlocked door and took her purse containing 120 to 140 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Mildred Siggelkov
Dutch and Moluccans name mediators for hostage standoff
Dutch officials and South Moluccan leaders agreed on two mediator candidates to negotiate an end to the 11 day twin sieges near Assen. No confirmation on mediators serving or their nationalities. Hostages include about 60 along a commuter train and a Bovensmilde schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assen
The
Netherlands
Wim van Leeuwen
Justice Ministry
van Leeuwen
Bovensmilde
Eagles Official To Visit Cedar Rapids Sunday
J Philip Bigley of Viroqua Wisconsin past grand worthy president and investment counselor to the Grand Aerie will visit Cedar Rapids Aerie No 2272 Sunday. He chairs the Golden Eagle fund and REAC and has held numerous Eagle posts. He is a banker and president of the Viroqua Telephone Co and active in Wisconsin Republican politics. Today Poet Allen Ginsberg 51 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Philip Bigley
Viroqua
Wis
Order of the Eagles
Cedar Rapids
Viroqua Telephone Co
Wisconsin
Probate notices and public hearings fill Cedar Rapids pages
Probate, dissolution, and public hearing notices fill Linn County Iowa pages. Executors named include Daisy E Turkal and Roger L Northcott with filings for Bertha Sharf Annabelle Northcott Mabel Woodward. Public zoning and street improvement hearings set June 22 1977. Appeals deadline six months from second publication.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn
Bertha
Sharf
Daisy E. Turkal
Walker
Paul Kilburg
Keyes and Crawford
Cedar Rapids
Ken Acres
42Nd
Lois M Keller
James T. Holmes
Linn County
Annabelle Northcott
Annabel Northcot
Roger L. Northcott
Roger L. Northcot
Marion
Mabel M Woodward
Matel 4 Woodward
Robert Woodward
District Cour
Robert F Woodward
Prairieburn
Fragmentary sports stats tease on page continuation
Readable lines show numeric scores and identifiers but lack full names or context. The fragment hints at a game or statistics section with values like 24 190.28 403.25 and 08 9, awaiting continuation for clarity.
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Larry Tanner Marion Bureau
Marion-Cedar Rapids
Club
Boston
Stickney’s
Adv
Schmitty
YMCA
Marion Ymca
Associated Press
Marion City Hall
8Th Avenue
Board of Trustees of
Fire Retirement System
Civil Service Commission
Police Retirement System
Allen Ginsberg
Iowa District Court
Vicki L. Arnold
Vicki L. Blake
Joseph G. Arnold
Vicki L Blake
Joseph G Arnold
Vicki L Arnold
James A. Piersall
White
Wen‘er & Piersall
1St Avenue SE
Owa
Kenneth L. Perry
Executive Marketing Corporation
Linn County Recorder
CM. St. P. & P. Railway R.O.W
40Th Street
Glenbrook Cove
Lois M. Keller
Puppes
Ori
Acation
la Venne Wilson
District Court of A
James C. Wilson
la Vonne Wilson
John B. Reilly
Linn County Legal Assistance
2Nd Avenue S.E
Linn County District Court
Kenneth L. Perry, Jr
Mary Roseberry
Jon B
Patricia C Read
Harry R. Griffin
Harry R Griffin
NOOTI
Wilson of Corporation Project
Tr Linn County
Wilson Foods Corporation
Gray
Fogishee
District Court of
Anita Coughenour
Richard Coughenour
Linn County Legal Assistance Office
Internal Revenue Service
Thomas L
Mable
Grace J T
National Bank Trust Dent
Cedar Rapid
Merchants Nation Bank
Francis J Pruss
Cedar Rounds
Si Lea
Louis M Keller
Council of
Long
Illinois Central Railroad
Center Point Road
N.E
31St Street
29Th Avenue
Edgewood Food
Wiley Boulevard
33Rd Avenue
Edgewood Road
Williams Boulevard
35Th
36Th Street
15Th
16Th Avenues
6Th Street
Pats
First
City Hall
Wolvell
City of
Lowa Lom M Kotler
Dorothy Smomun
Dewary
James M. Hennessey
Merrifield
Adele
Alandale
George E
Warner
Mary J
Krumboltz
Margaret E
Hayden
Josenn
Mary L
Kishi
Janyce G
Anthonys
Midwest Dev Co
Apple Ridge
Lander
Curl J & Maury
Applewood
Hasley
Ear
A & Leone M
Applewood Mesa
Smith
Terry L
Dian
Investors Assoc. Lc
Hawkins
Harold T
uUe
Dorothy
Ke Magison
Florence M
Koutman
Milo HW
Pauline D
Cabban
Myers
Ronald W
Patricia
Wist & Schwart
Lotus
Lotus, Jr
Morgan Gary R & Bonne J
la Grange
Frederick A & Mary L
Beatrim
Robert L &A
Lillian Lb
Smiley
Donald V. Aud
Cone A Srey
Ronald V
Athor Suckett
Fred
Harry F
Virgiia M
Mumma
Jesse D & Helen
Hes
Thomas F
Gloria J
Connie & Katheye
Foss
Dorothhy
Kathleen Bramwell
Bramwell
Lora
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