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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1961

Page

6

Iowa City Considers Water Plant Purchase Plan

The Iowa City council reviewed an engineering report on the waterworks. Boston firm Metcalf and Eddy valuates at 1.55 million for a possible purchase, below the 1.826 million asking price, with a 1.67 million bond and a 1.6 percent rate hike proposed to finance improvements. A unified plant with the University could cut costs and avoid the rate increase.

Soercist Iowa City Thelma Lewis Iowa Water Service Co University of Iowa

Services Thursday For Alfred Drexler

Alfred Drexler 77 a lifelong Troy Mills resident and farmer died Tuesday night. Born April 2 1884 at Prairieburg he married Edith Kratzer June 30 1926 in Cedar Rapids. Surviving are his wife three stepsons a brother and two sisters. Services Thursday 2 pm Troy Mills Methodist Church burial in Coggon cemetery. Memorials to Troy Mills Methodist Church encouraged.

Troy Mills Alfred Drexler Linn County Prairieburg Edith Kratzer Cedar Rapids Lloyd Kratzer Reinbeck Lee Roy Kratzer Coggon Clarence Ray Kratzer Henry Drexler Central City Dela Hill Ella Plumly Springville Troy Mills Methodist Church Coggon Cemetery Murdoch

Two Men Injured in Cedar County Crash

Tipton resident John Pieper 80 was listed in critical condition at University hospital Iowa City with multiple fractures after a two car crash Tuesday near the Cedar River bridge on highway 1. The other driver Rev. Omar Pettersen 28 of Bennett suffered facial lacerations and was treated at Mercy hospital Iowa City.

Tipton John Pieper University Hospital Iowa City Pieper Omar Pettersen Bennett Cedar River Bridge Highway 1 Pettersen Mercy Hospital

High Court Upholds Road Access Ruling in Iowa

The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed a Johnson County district court ruling that the State Highway Commission need not compensate business property owners for temporary loss of access. The suit by Mrs James Blank and Rick Bruwmer drive in operators and E R Christie service station owner on Riverside Drive arose after access was cut during Highway 6 and 218 widening last year.

Gazette Iowa City Iowa Supreme Court Clair Hamilton Johnson County State Highway Commission High Court Hamilton James Blank Rick Bruwmer E. R. Christie South Riverside Drive

Henry Brendes 58 Lowden businessman dies in Cedar Rapids

Henry W Brendes 58 longtime Lowden merchant owner of H and L store dies in Cedar Rapids after four weeks hospitalized for a heart attack Born August 10 1902 he led the Commercial club school board church council and fire department Survivors include wife two daughters three brothers two sisters and one grandchild Services set for Friday at 3 pm at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Body at Chapman funeral home Clarence

Lowden Henry W. Brendes Cedar Rapids H and L Commercial Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Council Bethel Mae Burford Don Kash Iowa City Otto Walter London Elmer Tipton Paul Bushing Fred Gold- Smith Clarence Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Chapman Funeral Home

West Liberty Youth Fined on Check Count

Richard L. Perrin of West Liberty faced arraignment on false drawing and uttering of a small check. Police stated Perrin had about $200 in worthless checks outstanding. He was fined 96 dollars plus costs and released to restitution.

Iowa City Richard L. Perrin West Liberty i Jay Honahan Perrin

Sleuth on Fugitive's Trail on Hawaiian Eye

TV listing notes an 8:00 p.m. air time for Sleuth on fugitive's trail on Hawaiian Eye. The program airs Wednesday on iKCRG TV 9.

Hawaiian Eye Ikcrg-Tv

Selection of 1961 62 Old Gold Singers Named

University of Iowa announces the Old Gold Singers for 1961 62 directed by Marvin Genuchi after auditions. Thirteen women and 15 men are chosen from Eastern Iowa colleges and towns including Cedar Rapids Cresco Deep River Iowa City Oxford Sigourney South English and additional applicants.

Iowa City University of Iowa Marvin C. Genuchi Sui Eastern Iowa Old Gold Janice Gordon St. NW Cedar Rapids Malinda Baker Kenneth Erickson Cresco Shirley Burggraaf R.R Deep River Nancy Glenn Stephen Mosher Ellen Stockman Oxford Carmen Slater Sigourney Mary i Grove South English

Mrs. Daniels Dies in Brooklyn At 80

Arda Daniels formerly Arda White 80 long time Cedar Rapids resident and widow of Linn county contractor T. J. Daniels died Tuesday in Brooklyn. Born September 17, 1880 she married Daniels October 4, 1898 and moved to Cedar Rapids in 1907 where he worked as builder for 45 years. She later lived with sister Ida Bigelow of Brooklyn after his death in 1952. She was survived by four sisters and a twin brother. Services will be Friday at 10 at Bramer's.

The Gazette Brooklyn Arda Daniels Cedar Rapids Linn County Arda White T. J. Daniels Daniels Bramer’s

Hazleton Disregards Oelwein School Bid

Hazleton school board rejects a 250 signature petition to send high school students to Oelwein on tuition basis this fall. Trustees cite an upcoming merger vote as delaying action while preserving plans to keep Hazleton High open through 1962. state aid ends after that year.

Hazleton Oelwein

Iowa City Awards Paving Bid for 24 Streets

The Irving Iensen Construction Co. of Sioux City won the paving contract for 24 Iowa City streets with a bid of 351,961 dollars, the lowest of four bids. Midry Construction Co. of Cedar Rapids followed at 357,320 dollars. The council called the successful bid 10,000 dollars over estimates, with total program cost estimated at 392,000 dollars.

Iowa City Irving Iensen Midry Construction Co Cedar Rapids

SUI Selects Sketch for 1961 Homecoming Monument

Howard Gustafson, a Stanley senior, won for a parabolic radio antenna sketch titled Searching for Knowledge through Education. He will receive $20 as the winning idea, announced by William Ashton, 1961 Homecoming monument chairman. The monument is built by SUI engineering students and burned if Iowa loses the Homecoming game against Wisconsin on October 21.

Iowa City Howard Gustafson Stanley University of Iowa Gustafson William Ashton Davenport SUI Engineering Iowa Wisconsin

Settlement in Sigourney Gas Blast Suit Told

A $125000 damage suit from Hulda Follman of Sigourney against Phillips Petroleum Co and six others was settled out of Keokuk county district court. The suit, dismissed with prejudice, claimed a defective pump caused a gas leak and an explosion that badly burned Follman and damaged her home May 15 last year. The settlement amount was not disclosed.

Sigourney Keokuk County Hulda Follman Phillips Petroleum Co John Mattlin Franklin Beall Red Jacket Manufacturing Co W. C. Conner Conner Bros. Construction Co Seibel Hardware Co

Mrs. Lowell Named Postville Postmaster

Mrs. Frank Lowell named acting postmaster at Postville after Leon Casten resigns Casten had replaced Keith Gray upon retirement Lowell to serve until a vacancy filled by examination

Postville Frank Lowell Leon Casten Casten Keith Gray Lowell

High School Students Enter Iowa Summer Session

Sixty seven East Iowa high school students began college level courses in the University of Iowa summer session. John P. Hyde of Elkader and Daniel J. Duffy of Tama were named to the program from more than 500 applicants.

Iowa City East Iowa University of Iowa John P. Hyde Elkader Daniel J. Duffy Tama

Boy Tommy Smith Suffers Fractured Wrist in Fall

Tommy Smith eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Smith sustained a fractured wrist Tuesday after a fall while at play.

Waubeek Tommy Smith Richard Smith

Iowa high school journalists attend ninth annual workshop

Some 160 students including 99 with newspaper scholarships participate in the Iowa High School Publications Workshop at the University of Iowa. Eastern Iowa attendees listed include Kerry Etzel Mary Roshar Alburnett Sandra Courtney Susan Stultz Cedar Rapids Pam ela Emerson Marjorie Running Decorah Susan Appleton Edge wood Salley Hall Iowa City Marla Lantz Lone Tree Mary Hutchison Margaret McCann Manchester Karen Mitchell Sandra Thurn Marion Ann Levi son Karla Lyon Olin Nancy Ross Susan Votroubek Solon Marla Jo Ann Heit man Van Horne Lynn Eaton Waukon Curtis Cox Junean Goschke Wellman Jane Little Kay Maher Sue Thompson West Branch Beverly Meyer West Liberty Cindy Evans Stephanie Schatz West Union Gregory Misbach Williamsburg Sandra Gaffney Judy Halford Winthrop. Sponsored by the school of journalism the workshop features instruction for newspaper and yearbook personnel.

Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa School of Journalism Wellman Jane Little Kay Maher Sue Thompson West ‘Branch Beverly Meyer West Liberty Cindy Evans l Stephanie Schatz West ‘Union Gregory Misbach Williamburg Sandra Gaffney Judy Halford Winthrop School of Journalism

Suffers Heart Attack While Driving Auto

WEST LIBERTY C W Heath 48 a farmer from near here died en route to University hospitals in Iowa City after his car ran off highway 6 three miles west of West Liberty He apparently suffered a heart attack while driving the vehicle entered a ditch and halted at a fence line Heath lived with his parents on a nearby farm Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 pm at Snider's funeral home.

West Liberty C. W. Heath University Hospitals Iowa City Heath Highway 6 Here Snider

Iowa City Taverns Praise for Self Policing Minor Drinking

City Manager Peter Roan commended the Iowa City Tavern Owners Association for an outstanding effort to curb minor beer drinking. He noted recent heavy fines on minors and called drinking by underage patrons virtually non existent as tavern owners police themselves and the city can focus police resources elsewhere.

Gazette Iowa City Peter Roan Roan

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