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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1976

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Linn-Mar Volunteers Honored By District And Local Groups

Linn-Mar volunteers were honored after contributing over 100 hours to the district program. Notable recognitions went to Karen Troxel with over 200 hours and multiple Bowman Woods and Indian Creek volunteers reaching 100-hour status. Obituary notes for Leona Dierckson Miller recount a Marion resident with ties to Clarke and PEO chapters, while local events include YMCA schedules, a dance of community notices, and upcoming bicentennial planning.

Linn-Mar Karen Troxel Bowman Woods Darlene Masgnus Pam Franklin Lyn Akin Ilene Uhlenhopp Mary Kramer Herman Meyer Marcella Meyer Kay Dunn Jan Dabo Monica Roltgen Ann Rademaker Indian Creek Betty Cook Hope Kettelkamp Leona Dierckson L.B

Barn Destroyed on Milo Andrle Farm

A barn west of the Cedar River bridge on Highway 30 burned early Tuesday. Ely fire crews arrived at 11:45 p.m. and left about 1:20 a.m. The barn owned by Milo Andrle was abandoned as part of the land was DOT property. Several smaller outbuildings were saved.

Ely Cedar River Bridge Highway 30 Milo Andrle Department of Transportation

Marion Resident Dies in Collision and Stranger Death

Howard Wittenberg 60 of 711 Third Avenue Marion dies at a local hospital after a fall in two incidents Monday night. In one event 3 year old Nicholas Long of 700 Thirty-fifth Street Marion was injured when struck by a car driven by Gerald Lee Kula 26 of the Marion Mobile Home Court. The child was treated at Mercy Hospital for contusions and abrasions and released. No charges were filed. Memorial services for Howard R Wittenberg are set for Turner Chapel East Friday at 10:30 a.m. Burial Oak Shade cemetery visitation after 1 Wednesday until 10 a.m. Friday.

Inez Scarborough Miller Sixth Avenue Marion Bloomfield Emery J. Miller PEO Linn DAR Ameigo Club Musical Literary Club Lala Scarborough Murdoch’s D.A. Loferski Cedar Memorial Cemetery St. John’s Steele Church Nicholas Long Jeffrey Long Thirty-fifth Street Marion Mobile Home Court Mercy Hospital Gerald Lee Kula Howard R. Wittenberg Third Avenue Oelwein Iowa City Mr. Wittenberg Pearl Larson Rock Island Ill Diane Cimino Jacksonville Fla Janice Wittenberg Hills Howard John Mike Lisbon Dave Don Vinton Luella Ray Waterloo Elizabeth Fellers Debbie Wayne Tina Wayne Lynn Larson Phil Fellers Cedar Rapids Billie Paul Wayne Turner Chapel East Oak Shade Cemetery

Linn Crimes Spill of Burglaries Across Central City Area

William Ham reported a break in at Fauconnier Manufacturing Co in Central City with extensive damage and theft of three micrometers and tools worth 255 dollars. Damage to company property estimated at 419 dollars and vending machines damaged to 800 dollars. Vernon Dice said his rural Palo residence was entered and a 125 dollar camera and a 75 dollar antique wash bowl and pitcher stolen. Howard J. Albin reported 400 dollars in tools and 80 dollars in cash stolen from Hawk Eye service station in Central City. Joe Kwapil Jr reported a 375 dollar boat motor stolen from his rural Palo residence.

William Ham Linn Sheriff's Department Fauconnier Manufacturing Co Central City Vernon Dice Palo Howard J. Albin Joe Kwapil, Jr

Drunk Driving Charge Against Paul Meyers

Paul B. Meyers, 41, of 1508 Memorial Drive SE, was arrested Tuesday morning and charged with drunk driving after police observed a vehicle speeding and pursued him to his driveway where he was apprehended.

Paul B. Meyers Memorial Drive SE Meyers

City poised to raise Cedar Rapids golf fees this year

Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis proposed higher green fees at Cedar Rapids municipal courses to move the operation toward self sufficiency. Nine hole Jones Park would rise from 1.50 to 2.00, 33 percent, while the three 18 hole courses jump 30 percent from 2.50 to 3.25.

Cedar Rapids Stan Reinis Jones Park Elmer Delaney Delaney Iowa Reinis

Funds Seen for Street Improvement

Public Works Director Jon Janda told the city council there may be sufficient funds left in the street improvement fund to complete four-lane pavement on Forty-second street NE east of Twin Pines. Replacing the two lane asphalt road with concrete paving is part of this summer's paving program. Janda estimated the cost to construct Thirteenth street SE between Second and Third avenues at just over $30,000. Plans and specifications will be on file Wednesday. Bids for the Thirteenth street work will be opened June 23.

Public Works Jon Janda City Council Forty-second Street Twin Pines Janda Thirteenth Street Second Third Avenues

Macmillan's cabinet included 13 relatives by blood or marriage

Former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan once formed a cabinet that contained thirteen relatives by blood or marriage, reflecting a prominent family influence during his tenure.

Harold Macmillan

Five Women Arrested on Theft Charges in Cedar Rapids

Five women including a 17 year old were detained after a shoplifting spree in Cedar Rapids. Names include Shirley Blomme 29 Victor, Judy Rupp 25 Belle Plaine, Dorothy Lewis 21 Marengo, Lois Toney 36 Belle Plaine, Teresa Toney 17 Belle Plaine. They face one count receiving stolen property over 20 dollars and one under 20 dollars for alleged thefts at J C Penney and Armstrong's. All but Teresa Toney are jailed in Linn County on 5125 dollar bonds. Teresa released to her father. A Benton County deputy stopped the car after a witness described the thefts.

Cedar Rapids Shirley Jean Blomme Victor Judy M. Rupp Belle Plaine Dorothy A. Lewis Marengo Lois L. Toney Teresa L. Toney J.C. Penny and Co Second Street SE Armstrong’s Third Avenue Third Street SE Linn County Teresa Toney Benton County

Hospital Names Coordinating Manager and Health Coordinator

Richard Hinkebein named coordinating manager of the housekeeping department at St. Luke’s hospital and Jo Marion named maternal child health coordinator. Hinkebein, a Southeast Missouri University graduate, previously worked as housekeeping and laundry coordinator at several hospitals and as engineering manager in the St. Louis area. Marion, a pediatric clinical specialist at St. Luke’s for nine months, has served as staff nurse and maternity nursing instructor in Moline hospitals and holds a bachelor’s in nursing from Marycrest College Davenport and a master’s in nursing of children from the University of Iowa.

Richard Hinkebein Jo Marion St. Luke’s Hospital Hinkebein Maplecrest Drive Marion Southeast Missouri University St. Francis Hospital Waterloo Mercy Hospital Davenport St. Louis Manion Third Avenue SE Moline Marycrest College University of Iowa

Annual Fiesta at Fayette County Fairground

The annual Senior Citizen Fiesta will be held June 15 at the Fayette county fairground starting at 10 a.m. The event promotes community activities for seniors and includes a day of programs and social offerings. It also carries an advertising reminder about paying for promotions.

West Union Fayette County Fairground

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Inez Miller Ray YMCA The Marion Ymca Jeffrey Alan Helmich Launck Drive Twenty-fourth Street Tenth Avenue William Joseph Phelps Coggan Eighth Avenue Tenth Street Stickney Marion Bicentennial Commmission Legion Memorial Pool Esther Schlotterback Adv Marion High School Lottie Boyd Linn-Mar Board of Education Educational Services Center Dad's Day Irwin’s Clothing Philadelphia Richard Henry Less Virginia Britain Howard Wittenberg Linn Crimes United Press International Sears Sears, Roebuck and CO FBI C.R. Hospital
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