Lincolnway Village residents seek Cedar Rapids drainage maintenance
Lester Divis and Culver Rithens told Linn county supervisors that Cedar Rapids should assume upkeep of the Lincolnway Village drainage district after annexation. They said the city should maintain the system since Lincolnway pays city taxes, but they do not seek city takeover of special assessments.
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Lincolnway Village
Cedar Rapids
Lester A. Divis
Vermont Street
Culver L. Rithens
Anthony R. Scolaro
Linn Board of Supervisors
Divis
Ritchens
Lincolnway
No Change in Ross McClurkin Primary Totals
The Republican nomination for first district supervisor remained unchanged with W. L. McClurkin leading Donald M. Ross by three votes 2037 to 2034 after a recheck. The board canvass is set for Tuesday and a corrected judicial amendment result shows 6195 yes and 2265 no.
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Auditor’s Office
W. L. McClurkin
Donald M. Ross
Board of Supervisors
City of Marion Sued Over Sidewalk Fall Damages
Mr and Mrs Guy Whitaker of 1236 Twentieth Avenue SW sue the City of Marion for 57271 75 damages claiming Mrs Whitaker fell March 13 on a sidewalk needing repair at 405 Ninth Street. She seeks 50271 75 and her husband 7000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Whitaker
Twentieth Avenue
Pleads Guilty to False Uttering in Check Case
Melvin H. Frye, 33, of Healdsburg California, pled guilty to false uttering of checks. He was sentenced to seven years in the state penitentiary at Ft. Madison by Judge Charles Penningroth. Frye used the name George L. Martin and gave 412 Sixth Street SW as his address. The charges stem from a $450.75 check at Auto Mart on Oct. 14.
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Melvin H. Frye
Healdsburg
Calif
Ft. Madison
Charles Penningroth
Frye
Jackson, Mich
George L. Martin
Sixth Street
Auto Mart
Hunt Sentenced To Five Years For DWI
Raymond L. Hunt 47 of route 2 Marion pled guilty to drunk driving Tuesday. Judge Donald P. Barnes sentenced him to five years in the state penitentiary at Ft. Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Hunt
Route 2
Marion
Ft. Madison
Donald P. Barnes
Paroled Hunter Convicted Four Times Faces May Arrest
Hunt, on parole from a drunk driving sentence, had prior four convictions. He was arrested May 15 in Central City. Also, Robert D. Whitney pled guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor and received 30 days in the county jail. Several lawsuits and promissory-note judgments are listed against multiple individuals and entities.
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Hunt
Central City
Robert D. Whitney
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Charles Penningroth
Air Force signs two local enlistees for service
Two men from the area enlisted in the Air Force and were sent to Lackland Air Force Base Texas. James E Hird 21 of 513 Gwendolyn Drive NE will serve in administration. David E Freeman 23 of 1224 Thirtieth Street SE will serve in general.
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Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
James E. Hird
Traffic Experiment on First Avenue E Improves Movement
Safety Commissioner Frank Bush reports temporary storage lanes on First Avenue East at Nineteenth Street aim to improve traffic flow. Left turns onto Crescent Street SE are banned while the intersection is observed to decide on permanent changes and future storage lanes.
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First Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Frank Bush
Bush
Crescent Street
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May’s Drug Stores
Smulekoff Furniture Co
Earl Harrison
Charles Larkin
H. D. Overhiser
Clark and
Marieva McMillen
Carl K. Knight
C.R
Texas
Apecid
Gibson
New
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Lacy
Dacron
Maker Sport
Sanford
3Rd Ave. S.E
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