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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1968

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Second Look at Cherry Sisters in Marion History

Barbara Turner recalls Marion residents memories of the Cherry sisters Ellen Effie Lizzie Addie and Jessie who rose from a ramshackle three miles south of town to stage fame and later poverty Their life in the early 1900s included vaudeville tours and public taunts yet their pride and charity toward animals and neighbors remained.

Marion Ellen Effie Lizzie Addie Jessie Marvin Oxley East Midwest Cherry Sisters Daniel’s Opera House Arthur Granger Polly Frazinger Granger Arthur Albert Dad Mrs. Klouda Majestic Theater Louise Zrudsky Zrudskys The Kloudas Stanley Zrudsky John Roshar Cherry John Stanley Zrudsky Roshar Stagestruck Farm Girls

Culver Praises American Flag as True Emblem

Congressman John C. Culver called the American flag the truest emblem of the United States during a Marion ceremony designating the city as Flag City USA. He urged dedication to flag ideals, not just the symbol, and noted citizen involvement as key to the nation’s strength. The event included Culver presenting a flag flown over the Capitol.

John C. Culver U.S Culver

Aquatic School Enrollee Among 150 Students

MANCHESTER Kathy Callies joins 150 students from eight states at the American National Aquatic school held at the Lutheran Lakeside camp near Spirit Lake. NORTH LIBERTY Cadet George W. McClain, son of the Carl T. McClains, earns an associate in arts degree at Kemper Military School and College Boonville Missouri.

Manchester Kathy Callies American National Aquatic School Lutheran Lakeside Spirit Lake North Liberty George W. McClain Carl T. McClains Kemper Military School and College Boonville, Mo

Calmar Hosts Open Registration for Graded Students

Calmar invites seventh to twelfth grade students not currently enrolled at South Winneshiek high school to register Monday from 9 a.m. to noon in the study hall on the Calmar center's second floor.

Calmar South Winneshiek Community High School Calmar Center

Strawberry Point Library Summer Reading Begins Tuesday

The Strawberry Point public library launches a summer reading program for youngsters starting Tuesday and running until August 17. The top reader in each of three age divisions wins an award at program end. Registration is at the library.

Strawberry Point Strawberry Point Public

Keota Speaker Hayes Warns on Attorney General Race

James P. Hayes, director of the state crime commission, will address the Keokuk County Democratic Women's Club at Hayesville’s Community Church basement on June 24 at 8 p.m. He is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for attorney general.

KEOTA James P. Hayes State Crime Commission Keokuk County Democratic Women’s Club Hayesville Community Church

Culver campaigns and public events across Iowa

Congressman Culver D Cedar Rapids speaks at Dubuque flagpole dedication at 2 p.m. and meets officials on Mississippi navigation. Campaigns span Maquoketa Cafe 10:30 a.m. and Lions Club 6:30 p.m. stops, plus rallies in Davenport, Clinton, Des Moines, and many Western Iowa towns with other GOP candidates including Bromwell, Jepsen, Riley, and Stanley.

Dubuque John Culver Cedar Rapids Dubuque Memorial Gardens Coralville Culver Coral Village Maquoketa Tom Riley Lions Club Bellevue Riley Iowa James Bromwell U.S. Senate Corning Osceola Lenox Bedford David Stanley Muscatine Western Iowa Donald Johnson West Branch Sheldon Sioux Center Robert Ray Des Moines Nox Stanley Burlington Danville Keosauqua Linn County Bishop’s Johnson Jepsen Dale Awtry Lake City Maurice Baringer Oelwein Lloyd Humphreys Linn Robert Vernon Bromwell Council Bluffs Atlantic Fort Madison Keokuk Richland Davenport Washington Kiwanis Club Crawfordsville Brighton Ray Butler County Fairfield Albia Bramwell Avoca Oakland Walnut Greenfield D.C Richard Nixon Charles Percy Jepson Savery Hotel Fontanelle Clarion Adair County William Plymar U.S Ames Independence Union Decorah Northeast Iowa Waukon Lansing Elkader Madison County Adel Dallas Center Woodward Perry North Iowa Osage St. Ansgar Riceville Northwood Mason City Clear Lake Sioux City Wright County Plymar Anamosa Jones County Old Siebels Robert Norris Amber Road Highway 151 G.O.P Waterloo Eagle Grove Eldora State Center Hardin County Webster City Central Iowa Clinton Greeley Manchester Alburnett

Extend Billboard Control in Iowa Advances

The Federal Highway Administration approved an agreement to extend billboard control over an additional 10,000 miles of Iowa highways. The plan would cover interstate segments inside cities and all rural and urban primary highways. Howard Gunnerson noted further state legislation is needed to implement the agreement.

Ames Iowa Highway Commission Federal Highway Administration Iowa Howard Gunnerson The Highway Commission

Schwengel Urges End to Disruptive Politics

Rep Fred Schwengel of Davenport urged ending the politics of disruption during remarks in Nichols while presenting a flag to Boy Scout troop No 612. He said progress helps the disadvantaged and that disruption and violence hinder progress, calling for unity across races and classes.

Nichols Fred Schwengel Davenport Schwengel

Des Moines Art Center Censorship Suit Heard

Polk County District Judge Waldo Wheeler heard arguments on a suit by seven art center patrons against the Des Moines city council. The plaintiffs claim the council's attempt to remove five works infringes free expression, while council attorney Philip Riley urged dismissal. The artworks were moved to an adults only section after the dispute.

Des Moines Polk County Waldo Wheeler Des Moines Art Center Philip T. Riley Jens Grothe Robert Seism Art Center Wheeler

Elkader to Host Vietnam Speech at Opera House

Tom Hollingsworth, a nine year Green Beret veteran, will speak on We Want to Win in Vietnam at the Elkader opera house June 29 at 8 p.m. The TRAIN committee sponsors the free public event. He spent over four years in South Vietnam Laos and Thailand training locals to resist Viet Cong. Tickets available by contacting June Pierce in Guttenberg or at the door.

Elkader Tom Hollingsworth Army Green Berets Vietnam Elkader Opera House Hollingsworth Fayette- Clayton To Restore South Vietnam Laos Thailand June Pierce Guttenberg

Luther's Johnson Named ACE Fellow for 1968 69

Luther college teaching faculty member David Johnson is named an American Council on Education ACE fellow for the 1968 69 academic year. He will intern in college administration, teach a sociology seminar, help evaluate curriculum, assess graduates views on college life, and direct Luther’s Institute in American Studies for Scandinavian Teachers.

Decorah David Johnson Luther College American Council On Education ACE Johnson Luther

New Stewardess Joins American Airlines Duty Out of New York

Jean Ann Monaghan of Masonville earned silver wings after graduation from American Airlines stewardess college at Fort Worth Texas and is assigned to flight duty out of New York City She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Monaghan.

Manchester Masonville New York City Jean Ann Monaghan Vincent Monaghans American Airlines Stewardess College Fort Worth Texas

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