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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
4
The $400 000 Good Neighbor home in Manchester will be dedicated Sunday at 2 p m in the high school auditorium with an open house at 3 p m at the Highway 20 facility. Construction began May 16 1962 on a five acre site donated by the Charles Agers. The 55 resident capacity includes ambulatory nursing and infirmary services.
Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co. lawyers filed a reply to Iowa Citys supreme court appeal briefing the district court ruling on city rates They cross appeal challenges to Miles post trial refunds and disputed working capital and interest deductions Arguments before the Iowa supreme court are set for mid July with a fall decision anticipated
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co., lists address Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Rates are given for carrier 45 cents weekly and various mail plans including night edition and Sunday editions with monthly and yearly prices. certain regions excluded from mail subscriptions. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights to local and AP news.
Decorah Smith Memorial hospital announces Jerry B. Scott as administrator succeeding Donald Stubsten who resigns to lead a hospital in McCall Idaho. Scott, 24, previously led Hartley Memorial hospital Battle Creek over the past year. He studied at Missouri State College and graduated from Northwest Institute of Medical Laboratory Techniques Minneapolis. He starts July 1.
Thomas P. Tracy, a former SU student now in the armed forces, sues Dr. Gilbert Rhea of University Hospitals for 1000 injury and 10 000 pain and suffering claiming negligence in treating a foot injury at Iowa Memorial Union on March 24, 1961.
Ninety six high school students from the Midwest reside on the Cornell campus for the sixth annual church music camp. They study music theory hymnology church music and rehearse choir and orchestra daily. Dr Paul Beckhelm directs with staff Delinda Roggensack Wilbur Kent and Robert Clark. Dr William Lemonds directs the camp choir. A closing choir and orchestra concert is set for Saturday afternoon in King Memorial chapel.
DECORAH residents from Frankville and Bloomfield townships purchase the old Frankville schoolhouse for $200 and plan to donate it to the Winneshiek County Historical Society for preservation and display.
Larry James Cole 21 temporary Iowa City resident faces a second arrest in seven days for a breaking and entering at a service station. He had previously been arrested for motor vehicle larceny and held on $1,000 bond. Cole admits entering the station and cars, says he was discharged from the Marines.
Iowa's liquor control commission warned by the drink license rulemakers sparks a Dubuque dispute as a club operator reports a five bottle sale denial. Commission chair Adcock calls it a misunderstanding while local tavernkeepers trim purchases to three bottles. Scalise outlines stockpiling risks and post July 4 sale tax rules.
Iowa City The resignation of Dr. Russell Meyers from the SUI medical college is announced. He organized the neurosurgical division in 1946 and has led advances in Parkinsons disease and cerebral palsy treatment. He will depart July 31 and considers several future positions.
Second Lt. Elmer Potter son of Mr and Mrs E G Potter earned silver wings as an air force navigator at James Connally Air Force Base Texas A Coe College graduate he is assigned to an air force base in Tennessee
Dr. I A Rankin announced he is closing his medical office in Iowa City after 38 years of practice. A 1918 graduate of the SUI Medical College, he served two years in the Navy and began his Iowa City work in 1925 after five years in Morning Sun.
Rock Island district corps of engineers advertised for 2 500 tons of rock surfacing material to surface access roads parking areas and boat launching ramps in the upper Coralville Reservoir north of Iowa City Sealed bids will be opened Friday July 19 at the Clock Tower building headquarters and rock delivery is scheduled for July 31 and September 30
CENTRAL CITY A class reunion for the 1943 cohort will be held Sunday at the school with a noon picnic dinner. The public is invited to attend the picnic in the afternoon.
Des Moines officials outline a new medical assistance program for the aged with an anticipated $200 monthly payment average. The $1.68 million annual state appropriation and $2.32 million federal matching funds total about $4 million yearly, pending Kerr Mills approval. If fully available, 2,000 to 10,000 eligible recipients could benefit. first administrator must be contracted with a private agency.
Gary Werner, son of Mrs. Esther Werner, has been promoted to airman second class at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota.
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