Weather and notices from Bismarck and surrounding towns
Daily records show high and low temperatures for multiple cities with precipitation totals. June totals and normals are listed along with barometer and humidity readings. The day includes obituaries and funeral notices for several Cedar Rapids area residents and others in nearby towns.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N-Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattice
Deaths of Walter H Krohn and Dorothy Merchant in Cedar Rapids
Walter H Krohn 53, longtime Rock Island railroad employee and Cedar Rapids resident, died Friday after a sudden illness. Survived by wife Gladys, two sons, four grandchildren, mother Emma Johnson and sisters Ruth Van Thaden and Edna Curry. Memorials planned at Turner chapel. Dorothy Merchant, Cedar Rapids resident for 27 years, died Friday after a long illness. Born Feb 23, 1886 in Thor, she worked 19 years at the Dixie shop. memorials to First Lutheran church. Burial Linwood cemetery. Public notices list traffic fines for multiple individuals in Linn County. penalties include fines up to 25 dollars and costs.
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Walter Harry Krohn
Rockford Road
Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Gladys Millburn
Donald Krohn
LaGrange
Ruth van Thaden
Edna Curry
Inverness
Fla
Krohn
First Lutheran Church
Order of Eagles
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
Turner Chapel
Uoon
James C. Scherf
Cedar Memorial
Washington High School
Twentieth Street
Thirtieth Street
Fourth Avenue
Annette Onnerem
Mercar
Third Avenue
First Chant
Edward
Merchant
Thor
Dixie Shop
Andrew Onnerem
Turner ‘Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Iowa Legislature wraps up longest session ends feverish day
The 145th day closes as the Senate backs a study on drainage law needs and the House approves over 40 million dollars in annual state aid to schools. A sales tax extension bill for hotels advances, while tax credits for landowners shift to Iowa residents only.
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House
Senate
Iowa
State Board of Control
Memphis men plead guilty to grand larceny
Royce Alvin Box and Orvel Carmack Hays both of Memphis pled guilty before Judge Warren Rees to grand larceny. Each was fined 20 dollars and costs, and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail, suspended on the county attorney’s recommendation. They stole two truck tires worth 50 dollars each from Powers Truck Port on Highway 30 West. The original charge was larceny in the nighttime, but they pled guilty to the lesser included offense.
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Royce Alvin Box
Orvel Carmack Hays
Memphis
Warren Rees
Box
Hays
Powers
Highway 30
Truck Driver Fined for Overweight Truck
Merle E. Bach of 2409 Lauren t drive SW pled guilty to driving an overweight truck. Judge William Eads fined him 332.20 dollars plus court costs after an arrest on May 25 at the Twenty seventh street and Sixth street road SW intersection for a truck 6650 pounds overweight on axle No. 2.
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Kenneth W. Winston
Meadowbrook Court
Steven W. Koot
Thirty-ninth Street
Ronnie E. Gray
Delaware
Lynn K. Henkle
Old Marion Road
Marilyn K. Ellis
Regent Street
Elmer F. Lindeken
Edgewood Road
Steven L. Viers
Twenty Sixth Street
Thomas W. Petersen
Johnson Avenue
Ronald D. Bolt
Second Avenue
Wayne L. Wilcox
Forty-second Street
Richard L. Simmons
David S. Richard
Marion
Arnold E. Schappert
David L. Packingham
Spruce Avenue
Jon T. Akers
Central City
Kenneth L. Smith
Eighth Avenue
Edward L. Poduska
Merle E. Bach
Laurent
William Eads
Twenty - Seventh Street
Sixth Street
Bach
Waverly Woman Fined for Drunk Driving Incident
Inez Dell Wieland of Waverly, 67, pled guilty before Judge William Eads to drunk driving and was fined 300 dollars plus costs. She was arrested after her car struck a parked vehicle then crashed into four plate glass windows and the front of a vacant building in Center Point.
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Inez Dell Wieland
Waverly
William Eads
Center Point l
Lanning
Obituary notices for several Iowa communities
Columbus Junction Ne Kelly 78 services Sunday 2 30 Stacy s. Cascade John Trumm 69 services Monday 10 St Mary s church Devaney s Calmar Walter Mashek 60 services Monday 9 30 St Aloysius church Rosary Saturday and Sunday 8 French s Oxford Mrs Tim Bradley 76 services Monday 9 30 St Mary s church Rosary Sunday 8 Donohue s New Vienna Mrs Anthony Boeckenstedt 43 services
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Columbus Junction
Kelly
Stacy’s. Cascade
John Trumm
St. Mary’s Church
Devaney
Death of Andrew I. Dyrland revisited in Davenport obituary
Andrew I. Dyrland of Davenport former Cedar Rapids resident died Friday after a brief illness. Born August 24 1897 in Cylinder he is survived by two daughters Lois Keller and Corinne Fraverd of Cedar Rapids a son Bernard Dyrland of Washington DC three brothers Clarence Davenport George Durland Lester Dyrland both of Cedar Rapids three sisters Ida Goethje Clear Lake Belle Knutsen Hutchins and Gladys Porter of Florida and eight grandchildren. Funeral chapel services are set for 1 30 p m Monday with Rev Barton G Murray.
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Andrew I. Dyrland
Andrew Irving Dyrland
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Cylinder
Lois Keller
Corinne Fraverd
Bernard Dyrland
Washington, D.C
Clarence
George
Lester Durland
Ida Goethe
Clear Lake
Belle Knutsen
Hutchins
Gladys Porter
Miss Nellie Poorman 1884 81 Dies After Illness
Miss Nellie Poorman longtime Cedar Rapids resident and retired public school teacher dies at 3 30 p m Friday after a long illness at a nursing home. Born Clinton April 25 1884 she had no survivors. She belonged to St Paul’s Methodist Services Beatty Bearle funeral home to conduct services Monday at 1 30 p m with Dr Jackson Burns. Burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery friends may call after 7 p m Saturday.
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St. Boniface
Maria Grett
Altais Society
Parish
VFW
Kramer’s
Dyersville
Sigourney
Raymond Garriett
Pele Ia
Belle Plaine
Grace W. van
Nevel
Peffer’s. Traer
Fred B. Wood
Methodist Church
Buckingham Cemetery
Erickson’s. Waukon
Merle Barthell
First Presbyterian Church
Martin’s. Postville
Anna Tuttle
Schutte’s. Westgate
Edith Flackbower
Los Angeles
Hintz
Oelwein
Iowa City
John H
Nellie Poorman
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Poorman
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Beatty-Bearle
Jackson Burns
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Marines Sail for New Duty Station Likely Okinawa
A 7,800 member regimental combat team departed Thursday for a new duty post, with Okinawa the probable destination. The move signals a shift in Marine Corps deployment and regional posture.
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Honolulu
UPS
Okinawa
Left Undone as Legislature Adjourns Without Key Bills
DES MOINES Several measures were left unfinished when the legislature adjourned late Friday. A bill to extend the 2 percent sales tax to admission tickets and repeal use tax exemptions was dropped. Bills to create a state civil service commission tighten regulations for cosmetologists and enact a state minimum wage law were also killed for lack of action.
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Des Moines
Civil Service Commission
Spurrier Pleads Guilty to False Drawing Bank Check
In Johnson county district court Howard Spurrier of Iowa City pled guilty to false drawing and uttering a bank check. He received a seven year sentence to Fort Madison penitentiary for writing a $188.54 check to a local Solon supermarket.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Howard Spurrier
Friday
Fort Madison
Solon
Want ads bring buyers for view and used merchandise
Classified notices describe how want ads help sellers reach buyers for secondhand goods. Readers learn tips on posting items, pricing, and arranging showings in local markets. The brief item emphasizes practical steps to boost sales and attract interested shoppers.
Two Cedar Rapids Boys Tied to Four Car Thefts
Two Cedar Rapids youths aged 16 and 17 were arrested in Osceola on Saturday in connection with thefts of four cars. They admitted stealing the vehicles, and one car registered to John Barger was driven out of Cedar Rapids and later found 15 miles west of Iowa City on I 80. The other two cars were abandoned in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Jages
Osceola
Des Moines
Highway 69
John Barger
First Avenue SW
Iowa City
Search Launched for Independence Youth in Space Flight Echoes
Authorities began a 97 hour 56 minute search for Larry Allen Hammond near Independence after he vanished while fishing along the Wapsipinicon River. The incident recalls Valery Bykovsky’s 119 hour flight and quotes from space mission chatter contrasted with a space flight milestone.
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Independence
Larry Allen
Hammond
Pendence
Cos
Monaut Valery Bykovsky
Rendezvous Miss Depicts Space Steering Difficulty
AP report from Houston describes Gemini pilot Jim McDivitt attempting space rendezvous with a tumbling spent booster. Mission Director Chris Kraft notes orbital matching is key and optics hinder precise approach. Fuel shortages and wasteful maneuvers limited early rendezvous as planners study lessons for future missions.
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Chris Kraft
Earth
Viet Cong Monsoon Offensive Reported By U S And China
A U S spokesman said the summer of 1965 battle has begun as monsoon attacks unfold in South Vietnam. The New China News Agency hailed the Viet Cong advance, while U S air strikes targeted North Vietnam. Estimates place communist forces at 34 000 to 38 000 full time troops plus 80 000 to 100 000 militiamen.
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U. S
New China News Agency
South Vietnam
Bank Robber Tries Escape After Manhunt Begins
Eight .22 shells found on the bank floor indicate an automatic pistol was used. The gunman bumped into Otto Mauser as he left the bank and fled in a 1965 car. Mauser alerted others, and the bank alarm rang as Franklin Kjeldgaard may have triggered it. Paul Collison called the state patrol, but the car vanished.
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Otto Mauser
Mauser
Franklin Kjeldgaard
Paul Collison
State Patrol
Burglars Strike Out At Railroad Office
Burglars broke into the Illinois Central Railroad yard office at Dave Avenue and Fifth Street NE and a warehouse in the same area. They failed to pry open a coin box on a soft drink machine and left empty handed.
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Illinois Central Railroad
D Avenue
Fifth Street
Negligence suit against Arlene Francis dismissed
A New York jury dismissed an $800,000 negligence suit against actress Arlene Francis and her agent over a fatal Long Island auto crash on May 26, 1963. Joseph Arcos of Brooklyn lost his wife and was injured along with others. a separate $1 million claim was settled for $210,000.
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New York
Arlene Francis
Heragent
Miss Francis
Martin Goodman
Long Island
Joseph Arcos
Brooklyn
Arcos
Youngquist to Leave Cedar Rapids Pastorate for Fremont
Dr. T. A. Youngquist will conduct his last service at First Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids Sunday. A program at 3 p.m. and a reception to 5 p.m. will honor the Youngquists. They depart Monday for Fremont Nebraska where he becomes campus pastor of Midland Lutheran College.
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T. A. Youngquist
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
Youngquists
Fremont, Neb
Youngquist
Midland Lutheran College
Quartet Will Present Grace Church Concert
The Melodies of Truth quartet from Grace College Winona Lake Indiana will perform a sacred music concert during the 10 30 a.m. service at Grace Brethren church Cedar Rapids The group on a three month tour will be joined by Rev Thomas E Hammers who will speak on The Challenge of Christian Education.
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Melodies of Truth
Grace College
Winona Lake
Ind
Grace Brethren Church
Cedar Rapids
Thomas E. Hammers
Psychology Ideology Lecture at Peoples Unitarian Church
Dr. H. C. Steinmetz of Morehouse College Atlanta will present Some Psychological Aspects of Ideology Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Cherry room Peoples Unitarian Church Cedar Rapids. Steinmetz is a former San Diego moderator and has taught at several colleges and traveled in Europe.
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Cherry Room
Peoples Unitarian Church
Cedar Rapids
H. C.steinmetz
Morehouse ‘College
Atlanta
San Diego Unitarian Fellowship Forum
Europe
Waterville Lutheran Church to Dedicate New Alter
The Waterville Lutheran church will dedicate its new altar during the 11 a.m. service Sunday. Speakers include Rev. Robert Matthias the pastor and Rev. I. B. Sorenson of Mason City. An Open House follows from 3 to 4 p.m.
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Waukon
New Altar
Waterville Lutheran Church
Robert Matthias
I. B. Sorenson
Mason City
Lovely Lane Plans Ground Breaking Rite
Lovely Lane Methodist church in Cedar Rapids will break ground Sunday at 10 a.m. for a 6122 square foot fellowship hall costing 105000 plus, with seating for about 200 and future expansion. The service will feature district superintendent L D Havighurst and other clergy, with building partners Jackson Construction Co and Bowker and Son handling contracts.
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Lovely Lane Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Forty-second Street
Weing Road
L. D. Havighurst
C. S. Hempstead
H. Hughes Dill
Don Caspers
Lloyd Goettel
Council of Churches
Marion
Cadhe Flesher
Gary Beerman
Keith Conyers
Harry Hograthe
Warren McAllister
Dale Perry
Glen Ralston
Joseph Tiffin
Ethel Pepin
Jacobson Construction Co
Bowker and Son
E and S Electric
Stone City
Knights of Pythias Hall
Soviet Pakistan sign cultural agreement
RAWALPINDI AP reports that the Soviet Union and Pakistan signed a cultural agreement on Saturday signaling deeper cultural exchange between the two states. The accord aims to boost arts, education, and people-to-people ties through exchanges and joint programs.
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Rawalpindi
Soviet Union
Pakistan
Cedar Rapids church broadcasts and talks Sunday
Sunday programs on KCRG from Asbury Methodist Cedar Rapids feature Pastor Rev John K Moore 11 noon. Other talks include T M Ingersoll on Church Estate Relationships at Peoples Unitarian Cedar Rapids 10 a m. McDowell to Bangor seminary Trinity Riverside pastor and family depart for three years. Cornell College aide Dr Charles S Hempstead speaks at Pale and St Marks Cedar Rapids 930 1100. West Union Bethel women invited to meet United Presbyterian Women speaker Dr John C Walker on Israel Today. American Lutheran seminaries graduate 201 men and one woman this spring with 171 ordained 11 go foreign missions 13 study further.
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Aring
KCRG
Asbury Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
John K. Moore
Gilbert McDowell
Trinity Methodist Church
Riverside
Bangor
Mr. McDowell
Bangor Seminary
Charles S. Hempstead
Cornell College
Pale Methodist Church
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
American Lutheran Church
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C. R. Weather
Gazette
Stephen C. Faulkner
Mary Dochterman
James L. Secor
Irene Ann Washburn
Ronald Jennings
Judith Ann Schmidt
Richard Allen Johnson
Jo Ann Kay Robertson
Richard Dee
Janet E. Shields
Darrell Testand
Janice Stearns
James Allen Norson
Rockford
Ill
Marcia Thompson
Allen Schminkey
Walker
Leola Lloyd
Larry Frederick Vance
Monaville
W. Va
Linda Williams
Patrick Martin Murphy
Williamston
Mich
Narda Kay Simonsen
Richard Volz
North Liberty
Mary Lundquist
John Stiegelmeyer
Vinton
Sharon Wilkinson
Keever Swenka
Oxford
Gloria Patten
Charles Arnold Fretheim
Dorothy Kerns
Walter H. Krohn
Annette Merchant
Mueller
James Donato
Vince Steffen
New Hampton
Marines
C.R
Gemini
McDivitt
Owt
John Barbour
Houston
Jim McDivitt
Space
Kraft
Vietnam
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Fremont
Grace Church
Peoples
Lovely Lane
CL Goes
T. M. Ingersoll
William D. Brown
Earlville Methodist Church
University of Dubuque
John C. Walker
Coe College
United Presbyterian
Bethel Church
West Union
All West Union Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home & Cemetery
First Avenue East
Turner
John B. Turner & Son
Second Ave. S.E
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