Marion men honored by police for aid at crash scene
Two Marion businessmen, Ray Shelden of Edison Pharmacy and Henry Katz of Katz Salvage, received certificates of appreciation from Police Chief Leighton W. Ford for aiding at a May 12 injury accident at Seventh Avenue and Eleventh Street. Shelden aided a severely bleeding motorcyclist and rode in the ambulance to hospital. Katz assisted the victim and aided traffic control. County Attorney William Faches spoke on criminal prosecution relating to police work at the training meeting attended by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Leighton W. Ford
Ray Shelden
Edison Pharmacy
Henry Katz
Katz Salvage
Shelden
Seventh Avenue
Eleventh Street
Police Department
Willian Faches
Marion Justices of the Peace
Vince Hatt
Jessie L. McCormack
Open Spaces Grants Approved for Marion Parks
Marion grants totaling 23952.50 were approved for open spaces by HUD in Omaha. One grant 20195 funds flood plain land along Dry and Indian creeks while the 3857.50 grant supports Taube Park area ice rink and spray pool development. Marion Parks Director Charles A. Kremenak announced via Senator Miller's Washington office. A rural Marion man, Roy E. Oster, 21, faces petty larceny charges for allegedly stealing gasoline from a YMCA bus. he is held on 100 bond and to appear before Judge Miles Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Kremenak
Jack Miller
Washington, D.C
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Omaha
Taube Park
Marion
Roy E. Oster
Linn County
Oster
Miles Adams
YNCA
Arthur O Marg 71 Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Arthur O Marg 71 of 700 Thirty fifth Street Marion died Thursday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born August 12 1899 in Lynn Wisconsin he retired in 1964 after 49 years with the Milwaukee railroad. Surviving wife Charlotte Krause a son Jan I Marg of Marion a daughter Mrs Kenneth Tuttrup of Marion four grandchildren one great grandchild and a brother William Marg of Schroeder Wisconsin Services Saturday at 1 30 p m at Murdoch chapel Marion Rev Landis Gross. Burial Oak Shade cemetery. Casket will be closed at 1 p m Saturday. Friends may eat at the chapel. Special Friday and Saturday 12 pack Schlitz 1.99 at Wilmas Tap Alburnett. Linn Mar school board did not meet Thursday night due to no quorum. Four members must be present. Licenses Marion police to issue bicycle licenses Saturday 9 a m to noon rear of police station bicycles must be in good mechanical condition. Temple Zone Noted Phnom Penh demilitarized zone Angkor Wat Angkor Tom protected from war damage until Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur O. Marg
Thirty-fifth Street
Marion
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Lynn
Wis
Milwaukee Railroad
R Jformer
Charlotte Krause
Jan I. Marg
Kenneth Tuttrup _f
Stone
Woolley Seeks Support From Messerly Over Firing
University of Iowa journalism professor Donald Woolley met State Sen. Francis Messerly to discuss his nonrenewal after clashes with journalism director Malcolm McLean. Woolley provided documentary charges about the program and Messerly pledged continued support, calling the action a great injustice and vowing to help rectify it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
University of Iowa
Donald K. Woolley
Mal Com McLean
Francis Messerly
R Cedar
Messerly
Woolley
McLean
Senate Appropriation Committee
Moesserly
Storm Lake Eyes State Aid for Rally Control
Storm Lake area officials, Buena Vista County and about 500 business leaders heard State Public Safety Commissioner Michael Sellers pledge state help if the upcoming motorcycle rally runs out of control. Officials said daily intelligence updates are being shared, and sources near the rally organization suggest the event will be held in the Storm Lake region. Sheriff John Galbraith noted stores may close in an emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Storm Lake
UPS
Michael Sellers
Sellers
Robert Ray
Storm Lake
Buena Vista
State Bureau
Jaf, Criminal ‘Investigation
Buena Vista County
John Galbraith
Rally Draws Nationwide Gangs to Local Event
During the rally the final decision rests with local businessmen. The event, advertised nationally, is expected to attract motorcycle gangs from across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Lockheed facing huge debt and bankruptcy risk
Lawmakers scrutinize $750 billion indebted Lockheed with $137 billion in loan guarantees for small business and $600 million for foreign Boeing purchases. They question Tristar program viability under bankruptcy, possible government lien of over $250 million, and assess Britain’s Rolls Royce support amid market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haughton
Sen. Proxmire
American Motors
Lockheed
Britain Rips Red Actions in Laos
London reports Britain denounces violations of Laos neutrality by North Vietnamese forces. British government, co chairing the 1962 Geneva peace conference, distributes Lao charges to Geneva members after the Soviet Union declined to circulate them jointly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Laos
Britain
Soviet Union
iC R Woman and Son Hart in Crash Reveals FHA Report
Denise M. Platt, 28, and her 15 month old son Jeff were injured when a car struck their vehicle at Bigburban avenue NE. The infant was scratched but released. Robert R. Brown and William J. Stevens faced charges related to the crash and another incident. Three youths were arrested for larceny at Martin station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ic.r
Hart
Denise M. Platt
Dunreath Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Bigburban
Avenue
Twentieth Street
Federal Housing Administra
Ton
Robert R. Brown
Avenue NE
Platt
FHA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion News
Katz
Stickney
Adv
Eee
Marion Branch
Wilma’s
Alburnett.Adv
Linn-Mar
Marion Police
Gazette
Phnom Penhap
Camboria
Angpapéfs
Leland
Kor Wat
Angkor Tom
Butters
LE Mans
Ipontiacs
Ventura III
Second Avenue
Housi
William J. Stevens
Bayvenue
Stevens
Second Street
Lewis
van Vachten Park
Richard L. Ross
Twenty-first Avenue
Tha Boy
John W. Lewis
Twelfth Avenue SE
Larry D
Nan
Third Avenue ,Se
Martin Station
Kreag Company
Mxterion
B.T.U
Admiral Air Cat E
Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers
Kmart
Penny
Wedgefield
Our
MODEL
Save At
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!