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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
8
Estimated receipts for Monday include 12 000 cattle 7 000 hogs and 500 sheep. Barrows and gilts moved 25 to 50 cents lower for the week while sows held steady to 25 off. Slaughter cattle gains and losses varied with prime and choice weights reported across markets in Des Moines Waterloo and Chicago.
Prices at the Cedar Rapids hog market held steady with Friday’s bids for butchers 200 to 230 lbs at 15.50 to 16.50 dollars and some at 16.65. 1s and 2s mostly 16.00 to 16.50 delivered at the plant. packers’ sows 14.00 to 15.00.
Notice lists formation under Iowa Business Corporation Act for Third Avenue Realty Company of Cedar Rapids with 5000 shares at 20 dollars par, registered office 500 Third Avenue Southeast Cedar Rapids, directors Elsie H. Miller William C. Crawford Malcolm M. Thompson Jr Louis J. Nilles Joseph F. Hladky Jr. Dated June 7 1963 signed by Joseph F Hindley Jr Louis J Nilles.
Carlton Woods son of Mr and Mrs Richard Woods of 1224 Staudcourt NE earned a bachelor of music degree Sunday at Heidelberg College in Tiffin Ohio. Sheila Rae David daughter of Mr and Mrs Eli David of 1229 Third Avenue SE receives radiologic technology certificate at the University of Nebraska. Barbara H Teeter of Cedar Rapids earned a master of social work earlier today at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. St Marys School of Nursing Rochester Minnesota June 23 graduates include Angela G Schultz of 1024 D Avenue NW and Mary La Venne Heskie of 1020 B Avenue NW.
The event showcases leading bowlers in a Saturday night competition after a bout. Television 9 covers the action and broadcast details as players vie for prize money.
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II marked her official 37th birthday with the annual color trooping ceremony. The event featured a formal salute and traditional pageantry as part of the royal calendar in London.
The final graduating class of 42 at St Patrick's High School received diplomas in a Friday evening commencement in the school auditorium. Diplomas were presented by Rev J Robert McDonald, the school superintendent. Valedictorian James Weede and salutatorian Bonnie Cain were recognized for special honors.
Scholarships awarded include Sharon Harris an honors scholarship to Clarke College Dubuque Cathy Howe Murphy scholarship to Mt. Mercy College and James Weede College of St. Thomas Bonnie Cain and Michael Hynes were accepted into the freshman honors society at State University of Iowa Sharon Harris and Michael Hynes received letters of recommendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corp Commencement speaker was John P May a 1936 St Patrick’s graduate now leading General Electric unmanned spacecraft program He urged leadership through knowledge learning and character May was named honorary alumnus of La Salle High School The graduating class list includes Mary Aird Charles Barta Gary Pergeron Bonnie Cain and others including James Weede
The main road into Lake MacBride state park will be closed Monday for about a month due to road construction by the Iowa highway commission. Several park roads will also close, but the park remains open to the public for foot or boat access.
Local homemaker seeks reliable help to boost cleaning service profits. Call EM 2 1121 to arrange an advertising want ad listing. The note requests quick placement and clear pricing for weekly and monthly packages.
Diane McCalley and Ray McCalley of Sioux City received honors at Central High School and plan nurse training at Iowa Methodist Hospital. The McCalleys expect to move to Charles City. Stanley Clark, 14, injured after being struck by a car, is slowly improving at St Luke's. Dr. and Mrs Granger of Atherton Calif are visiting relatives and attending Cornell college commencement in Mt Vernon. Lyle Kenney buys 2620 McGowan boulevard site. Cockling's Davis Cleaners advertises dresses and free storage.
Bethel Baptist lists Rev. Robert G. Clouse as pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30 plus sermons The Offense of the Cross and The Space Age Christian Youth fellowship at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 The Space Age Christian is the sermon theme First Baptist under Rev. William A McKee offers Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship 10 Unified children a day worship program Sermon The Child in Your Midst Fellowship groups 6 45 and evening service 7 45 Sermon Life After Birth Songspiration at 8 30 Grace Baptist led by Rev. Russell D Swift names the pastor.
Sunday school at 10 with morning worship at 11 and youth fellowship at 6 30 p m. Evening service 7 30 p m. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m. St Josephs Catholic Mass times 6 7 15 8 30 9 45 11 30 a m and 10 15 a m at the school. Christian and Lutheran and various Protestant churches list worship times Sunday school and sermons with picnic notes and dates.
Mrs. Charles Keyes 88 a long time Mt. Vernon resident died Friday at Friendship Haven Fort Dodge. She taught in Vinton area and married Charles Keyes in 1902. Survived by two daughters a brother and sister. Services Monday at 2 in Morgan funeral home. Cremation was Saturday. Fund at Cornell college named in their memory.
Saturday night program grid lists multiple stations KCRG WMT KWWL KTVO with shows including Jackie Gleason Sam Benedict Joey Bishop Lawrence Welk Gunsmoke Have Gun Will Travel Desert Rats and The Untouchables plus news weather and sports segments scheduled around 6 to 9 pm and 8 40 pm with film and movie entries and final news hours. Local schedules reflect 1960s era TV lineup.
A global weekend update covers sports results, weather outlook, and notable events across continents. Major leagues wrap up, athletes chase records, and weather systems shape travel plans with forecasts for coastal regions and inland cities.
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