Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1972

Page

30

Methodist pastors reshuffled across Iowa districts

Des Moines Iowa United Methodist Bishop James S Thomas announced the reassignment of about 200 ministers at the annual Iowa Methodist conference. New superintendents include Paul H Heath in Cedar Rapids and Donald Arthur in Waterloo. Multiple parish appointments followed across towns such as Knoxville Columbia Fairfield Fairfax and Dubuque along with delayed moves and a special Wesley Foundation education appointment for Evelyn Mae Durkes.

Des Moines Paul H. Heath First Methodist Church Sioux City Leonard Deaver Cedar Rapids Iowa United Methodist Church Iowa James 5. Thomas Iowa Methodist Church Veterans Auditorium Deaver Knoxville-Columbia Donald Arthur Council Bluffs Broadway Waterloo George C. Hunt Greenfield East Town Bertram L. Neil Townsend Martelle Fred Ward Tstenhove Fairfax Walford Brighton-West Chester Dave L. Higdon Associate Muscatine Wesley Harry P. Lees, Jr Edar Rapids Salem Paul Pfaltzgraff Ackley Geneva Arthur F. Eeenicnhauser Hubard Fairfax- Walford Fred van Tatenhove Bertram-Walford J. M. Steffenson Ows City C. Dendy Garrett Ferry District Eugene H. Hancock Iowa City Paul L. Akin Massena Avondale Bridgewater David B. Stout Mason City Mr. Vernon R. Thomas Stewart Charles Q. Wallace Grace North Liberty-Tiffin Homaine H. Barber Betten Ourt Broadview Charles E. Cerling, Jr Aquinas Institute Dubuque Tipton Glenn FR. Parrott West Ladora-Koszta Ohio Olin St. Paul's-Morley Forest M. Lloyd Dutra Riverside Washington Thomas L. Pace Mississippi Conference Tion Russell H. Schmitz Delhi Randalila Maynard John A. Kye Batavis-Eldon Donald Chatrelle Killduff-Mount 2lon-Heasner Sherritt UCC Asbury Richard L. Lebeniecher Pisgan-Little ‘Sioux-Mondamin Janes L. Dotson Shell Rock Clair D. Qdell Sherrill Center Grove-Rockdale East Dubuque Wyoming-Oxford Albert Weston Creeley- Masonville Rodney UC. Turner Iowa Educational Television Network Giard-Luana-Volney Decorah Evelyn Mae Durkes Wesley Foundation

Why Wicked Prosper Why Wicked Prosper DES MOINES AP

DES MOINES AP United Methodist Bishop James Thomas spoke on the Iowa Conference Sunday, reflecting that people are linked and that the good and bad outcomes of actions unfold over eons. He said violence seeds trigger inevitable recoil.

Des Moines Towa United Methodist James Thomas Iowa

Officers Named by ISU Alumni Assn

Merle E. Betts of Omaha was named president of the Iowa State University Alumni Association at its annual meeting. Betts holds a BS from Iowa State 1947 an MS 1952 and a PhD 1953. Other officers elected include Bruce Yungelas of Webster City vice president and Mrs. David Van Wert of LaGrange Sh recording secretary.

Ames Merle E. Betts Omaha Iowa State University Alumni Assn Betts Farm Credit Banks of Iowa State Bruce Yungelas Webster City David van Wert la Grange

Clark challenges Miller on sources of 200000 in donations

Democratic Senate candidate Dick Clark on the Iowa campaign trail accuses incumbent Republican Jack Miller of ducking the sources of 200000 in early contributions. Clark cites Miller's June 2 disclosure and demands full post April 7 contributor reporting under federal law.

Dick Clark U. S. Senate Merday Jack Miller Clark

Tapscott Taxes Plan Sparks Iowa Governor Dispute

Iowa Senate candidate Tapscott blasted Gov. Ray for not advancing a progressive income tax to ease local property taxes. He also questioned Ray’s handling of personal funds disclosures and criticized campaign finance transparency amid early filings showing $202,581.21 on hand. Franzenburg urged halving legislature size and moving some offices to appointment, claiming it would curb special interests and attract qualified leaders.

Dies Moines Robert Ray John Tapscott R-Des' Moines Ray Tawa Tapscott Towa Iowa Clark Dubuque Paul Franzenburg Franzenburg

State Employes Units May Clash

Ames Iowa UP I report election in which the Organization of Highway Commission Employes will elect three new presidents and consider renaming to Organization of Highway and State Employes. A title change would pit highway workers against the State Employes Assn led by Ed Moses. Feud centers on presidents Gua Lartius of Madrid and Moses.

Iowa

Iowa Doctor Receives Honorary Science Degree at Nebraska

Dr. William C. Keettel, head of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Iowa, was awarded an honorary doctor of science at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine commencement in Omaha. Also noted: a 1 year old item recalls the Roosevelt era WPA funding approval of 280 million dollars amid efforts to curb the agency.

Iowa Gity William C. Keettel University of Iowa University of Nebraska College of Medicine Omaha Roosevelt House WPA

Mezvinsky calls for full disclosure of dealings

Mezvinsky urged complete disclosure of all government and private industry dealings. He spoke at a Keokuk coffee event hosted by Mrs. Gilbert Schevers. He cited reports about an assistant secretary of agriculture aiding a grain deal with the Soviet Union.

Keokuk Mezvinsky Cralie Congress Gilbert Schevers Soviet Union

Architect Chosen for Buchanan Project

INDEPENDENCE The Independence Community Housing board selected Robert DeVoe of Cedar Falls as architect for a 10 to 12 unit apartment complex. The site is the former Independence Machine Co on Eighth Avenue NW, where the existing building will be razed. Plans aim for Farmers Home Administration approval and construction by late summer.

Independence Independence Community Housing Board of Directors Robert DeVoe Cedar Falls Eighth Avenue NW Independence Machine Co Farmersome Administration

Raid at Epworth Parish Picnic targets gambling devices

AP reports three town crime agents raided St Patrick’s Koran Catholic church parish picnic in Epworth, seizing two wheels of torvine and a bingo setup plus $200, with no arrests among about 300 attendees. Officials promise charges, pending exact names, with hearing set for June 19 over device forfeiture.

Epworth Town Bureau of Criminal Investigation St Patrick’s Koran Catholic Church BCI Robert Blair Des Moines Blair Dubuque County John i John C. Ober‘hansen Bla Joe Rev Aidward Lambert St. S’atrick’s Associated Gawinen Ney Oak Ab

Injunction Barring Shopping Center Picketing Issued

Wateroo Iowa AP Black Hawk County District Judge George Heath issued a civil injunction barring picketing at the Tagan Avenue shopping center. Pickets, at the center two weeks, demand four changes from city county officials and the Waterloo Community Board of Education. They cited education for all Waterloo children and complained trade was curtailed by protests. Police would need names for bench warrants to arrest demonstrators. The dispute followed racial incidents at West Junior High School.

Waterloo Black Hawk County George Heath Tagan Avenue Waterloo Community Board of Education West Junior High

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cedar Rapids District Dubuque District Waterloo District Harold L Sherman Early Paul C. Praltzgraff Beaman-Albion James C. Riley Atlantic-Buck Creek Maine Harlan W. Faris McAllen Texas ma-Montour Harland T. J Gant Carroll E. Usher Aldersgate Muscatine District Columbus Junction Columbus City Paul F. Hasel Teg Moines Easton Place Harold N. Olson Macedonia Letis-High Prairie Gordon G. Blick Red Car First Ray J. Bailey Wilson Moscow Larry G. Willey Richland-Ollie Sherman I. Tidball Hamburg Ottumwa District Keota-Bethel Donald Callen St. Ansgar Little Cedar Richard L. Scott Atlantic Buck Creek Millersburg South English Union Laurence B. Hawestrom Moulton Ona Golian Cook Paint Ave. St. Kaderope ISU Jerngrove & Holiday Travel Ranbler-Travler Anc For Gazette Phot Morris Diane Keif Twenty-fifth Street Marion Marcy David W. Coffman Maquoketa Alex F. George Shady Oaks Court Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital George Coffman Susan Keil Timothy Charles Platteville Wis Keil Girth Charles Coffman Auto Mil Associated Press Cedar Rapids Gazette Mezent Vinsky Miller iMiller Buchanan Project Peele Rusco Steel RUSCO Lowa SkigSfele) Inc Eighth Avenue Dou Ambont Jeant Williars Ame Chicago Greyhound O.W R.T Father Lambert Cneney Fils Richard Turner Lambert Regency East Thompson DR. SE Bjornsen Investment Corp
Search Courier

Search the Cedar Rapids Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cedar Rapids Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication