Marion council to oversee dancing under new ordinance
The Marion City Council gave first reading to an ordinance creating police supervision for dancing with a $2.50 per hour fee for licensed dance venues. A second paving project was approved for South Eleventh Street with bids set for July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Public Safety Committee
Dale Wears
Robert J. Stone
South Eleventh Street
First
Grand Avenues
Linn County Board of Supervisors
East Post Road
Ralph W. Potter
Registration Open For Second Session Of Swim Lessons
Registration for the second session of swimming lessons at the Legion Memorial pool is now taking place. Deadline is July 21. Session runs July 26 through August 13. To register, visit the pool and contact Mrs. Harold Birky, program director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Memorial Pool
Harold Birky
Birky
Linn-Mar Awards Fire Alarm Contract to Cedar Rapids Firm
A-1 Electric of Cedar Rapids won the Linn-Mar school district main elementary building fire alarm system bid with 4230 dollars. Other bidders were Johnson Service Co Keough Electric and Paulson Electric Co all from Cedar Rapids. The Linn-Mar board also approved all bills due before the fiscal year end June 30. Bay House notice advertises portraits. Mundorf purchases residence at 805 Third Avenue from Timms. possession given. sale handled by Kensinger Realtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Seventh Avenue
West End
First Street
Marion Champlain
Marion Boulevard
Edison Pharmacy
Ambassador Lounge
Fifty - Third Street
May’s
Marion Shopping Center
Marion Apco
Lang’s
Seventh Ave
Tut’s
The
Iron Horse
Sixth Avenue
Marion Sports Center
Eleventh Street
Ole’s Ham and Egger
Marion DX
Armar
Rose-Mar
Eighth Street
Cira’s
Indian Creek Country Club
A-1 Electric of
Cedar Rapids
Linn-Mar
A-1
Johnson Service Co
Keough Electric
Paulson Electric Co
Linn-Mar Board of Education
Mrs Wilbert Hughes Heads Legion Auxiliary in Monday Vote
Mrs Wilbert Hughes was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary with officers including Blanche Danford Ruby Young and Mrs John Schlotterback in support roles. Delegates to Des Moines state convention July 15 16 are Hughes Danford Young and Gallup with alternates Helbig Clay Hart and Clapp. Tana McLean spoke about Hawkeye Girls State experiences in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Hughes
American Legion Auxiliary
Blanche Danford
Ruby Young
John Schlotterback
Dale Gallup
Elizabeth Hart
Clara Clay
Henry Robbins
Earl Helbig
James Clapp
Des Moines
Hughes
Danford
Young
Gallup
Helbig
Clay
Hart
Clapp
Tana McLean
Hawkeye Girls State
Cedar Falls
City reminds residents on six month garbage service
City Clerk Merwen L. Taylor reminds residents paying for garbage pickup on a six month basis that their period ends June 30. Payment before then avoids service interruption. The city charges $1 per month or $6 for six months and must be paid in the city hall clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwen L. Taylor
Taylor
Monona Names Town Marshal Ivan Schultz
Monona city council selected Ivan Schultz a 59 year old hardware store operator as town marshal. He succeeds Jim Hazelett who left for a campus police post in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monona City
Monona
Ivan Schultz
Jim Hazelett
Iowa City
Rural Education Conference Attended by Iowa Officials
Howard Ortmeyer Louisa and Des Moines county school superintendent will join Col umbia University New York for the 22nd annual Work Conference on Rural Education in late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Howard Ortmeyer
Louisa and
Des Moines
Columbia University
New York
Lions Club Finishes Home Painting for Bedridden Owner
Hazleton residents note the Lions Club completed a three day project painting the house of Ear Clue who has been bedridden for six months. The club supplied all materials and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Lions Club
Ear ‘Clue
Clue
Hughes names Iowa district judges nominating commissions
Gov. Harold Hughes announced appointments to district judicial nominating commissions with six year terms, effective July 1. The panels, split between gubernatorial appointees and bar association electees, select two candidates per vacancy for district courts and one for the Iowa Supreme Court. Notable appointees listed by district include Fair, Hammill, Robertson, Lake, Douglass, Clear, Permar, McWhinney, Doty, Bertsch, and Oeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Harold Hughes
Commission
Hughes
Europe
Iowa Trade
Iowa Supreme Court
S. E. Fair
Wilton Junction
James A. Hammill
Davenport
Lewis R. Robertson
al J. Lake
Guttenberg
Ray Douglass
Postville
North Texan Replaces Brown as Ruby’s Judge
Judge Louis Holland of Montague Texas was named to handle further Jack Ruby trial proceedings in Dallas. He succeeds Judge Joe B Brown who asked to be removed. Hollands prior May 24 hearing set lawyers for Ruby’s sanity case while Brown temporarily stepped down. Ruby shot Lee Oswald, Kennedy killer, and was sentenced to death after Brown presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Louis Holland
Montague
Texas
Jack Ruby
North Texan
Joe B. Brown
Dallas Blankenship
Dallas County
Lee Oswald
Kennedy
Brown
Ruby
Copter Paul Reveres Carry Flood Warning
In Great Bend Kansas AP reports modern Paul Reveres warn farm families and towns as helicopters fly over the Arkansas river. A Red Cross worker says pilots race a five foot wall of water through Larend area stopping over rooftops to warn residents. Water rose seven feet in under an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kan
Paul Reveres
Arkansas River
Red Cross
Tom Irving
Larend
Irving
Town Nurse Cleared of Malpractice in Tecopa California
Patricia Gardelius, 39, was acquitted by a Independence California jury of practicing medicine without a license. Supporters praised her, while Tecopa residents had demanded her reinstatement. the case stemmed from an arrest by Ira Sims of the state department of vocational and professional standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecopa
Calif
Death Valley
California
Patricia Gardelius
Independence
Ira D. Sims
State Department of Vocational and Professional Standards
Gardelius
Sims
Willis Smith
Tecopa Progressive Assn
Atty
Thomas Lynch
Residents discuss annexation to Nevada amid service concerns
The petition argues high taxes with no services including fire and police protection while Las Vegas lies about 90 miles away. Supporters say annexation to Nevada is logical, but urgency has faded and the move is now in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Las Vegas
Independence Sunk Charge Trials Set
Trials of Cecil and Bud Axline on charges of violating the city's junkyard ordinance are set for Wednesday at 4 30 p m in police court. Warrants for their arrests were signed Monday noon by Police Court Judge Frank Craig and served Monday afternoon by Police Chief Art Kitner. Both appeared in police court and were posted $100 bond each. Bud Axline has been working on his fence around the junkyard. The ordinance requires that junk be hidden from view of passers by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Bud Axline
Frank Craig
Art Kitner
Axlines
Keokuk Civil Defense Head Sentenced for Theft Charge
Orville Speakermeier 45 Keokuk Civil Defense director pled guilty to buying and receiving stolen property in district court. Judge J R Leary sentenced him to 90 days in jail with 60 days suspended. Trial had been a mistrial when a juror requested a dictionary during deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Orville
Speakermeier
Moniday
J. R. Leary
Quincy
Ill
Duplexes Auctioned by Highland School Board
Riverside two duplexes used by the Highland school board were sold at auction for 14800 dollars. Sidney Coon of rural Ainsworth won the bid. Sale was approved by the board Monday evening with Lyle Fox as auctioneer. Proceeds fund equipment for the new junior-senior high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Highland J School
Sidney Coon
Ainsworth
Lyle Fox
Ias
Farley Businessman J P Scherrman Dies at 70
Farley resident John P. Scherrman 70 died Monday at his home. He was president of the J P Scherrman Implement Co Inc and a dealer for International Harvester machinery for 30 years. He is survived by his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
John P. Scherrman
J. P. Scherrman Implement Co., Inc
International Harvester Machinery
Death notice for a family with many relatives
The obituary lists wife Mildred two daughters three sons a sister and 14 grandchildren. Services are Thursday at 10 in St. Joseph's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
St. Joseph’s Church
Public Auction Notice of Linn County Sheriff's Sale
A Linn County sheriff sale notice states judgment from May 1 1965 in favor of Collins Employees Credit Union against Eugene Williams and Louise P Williams. Property, real and personal, in Kenwood Park Addition Cedar Rapids Iowa, will be sold June 9 1965 for cash to satisfy the $1090.03 debt plus interest and costs. Sheriff Allan County David R Webster deputy and attorney Robert E Ford listed. Gave notice of public sale to highest bidder in Cedar Rapids.
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Sheerinns
District Court of
Linn County
Collins Employees Credit Union
Sir Eugene Ye
Ooise P. Williams
McRase
Linn Coun Lown
Nitta
Har’ Athe Foftow
Louise P. Williams
R Uinnounty
Iowa
Ail Ken
Allan County
David R. Webster
Robert E. Ford
Sheriff sale notice in Linn County Iowa court order
A sheriff's sale notice reports a Special Rascation from the District Court of Linn County Iowa in favor of Home Federal Savings and Loan Assn Algona against multiple defendants. The judgment totals $13 146 and 54 cents plus interest and costs. real estate Lot fifteen in Fairlawn Second Addition, Marton, Blan County is to be sold at public auction in Rapids Iowa on June 8, 1965, with deputy W Webster and attorney Tom Riley representing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirict Court of
Linn Cong Lowa
Ion
Home Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Algona
Thomas Yneh
Kathleen Anch
Victor Ciller
Florence S. Miller
R.M.B. Inascent Corp
Ernest F. Pence
James B. Jones
Linn County
Iowa
Fairlawn
Weer Marton
Blan County
Ale
Or Rapids
David R. Webster
Tom Riley
Notice of Tax Sale on delinquent Linn County land
Public notice states that on December 2, 1957 a tax sale transferred the property SE V2 Lot 8 Block 3 Springville Linn County Iowa to the Linn County treasurer for unpaid taxes. Redemption expires after ninety days. a deed will be issued if not redeemed. Dated June 5, 1965. Linn County Iowa County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Iowa
Linn Coun Lowa
LINN
Tax Deed Notice for Springville Property in Linn County
The Linn County Iowa Auditor announces a tax deed action on real estate in the Town of Springville Linn County. The property, described as SE 2 Lot 8 Block 3, secured for unpaid taxes for 1957 1958 1959, with a certificate of purchase held by Linn County, redemption period ends after due notice and service.
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Pire Ieuwenhuis
Linn County
Iowa
Springville
Nn County
Lowe
Ee Pnder Sane
Ragion and Lowe
Ee County
Chotten
Linn CO PgWn
Ounty
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Peter F. Crivaro
Cedar Rapids City Lines
Millwood Club
Thomas Park
Sorg Pharmacy
Tennessee
Blaine Wilson
Thirteenth Street
Greenville
Tenn
G. Williams
YMCA
Marion Branch
C.R. Firm
Marion Cleaners
Copter
Dickey's
National Institute of Dry Cleaning
7Th Ave
10Th Street
Pat
Tecopa
Keokuk Civil Defense
Highland School Board
J. P. Scherrman
Bohemian Savings
Loan Assn
Third Street
Gazette Classified
Informati
Gazette
Bariment
Ave. Ee
TAR
Remembe Cerveny
Wesley Cerveny, Jr
Owesley Cerveny, Jr
Novak Monument CO
A Avenue NW
Wilbert
Tee‘s Boulevard Cafe
First Ave
Ichard Aickeleon
Abbie
Osenge
Cedar _Rapids
Taftotel
Goodyear
Stee CO
Marion Hurling
St. Vincent de Paul
St. SE
Salvation Army
Hollister
Southland St
Kabeltone
11Th St
Denver
Nicki Norden
Edgewood Rd
Thurs
St. Si
Si ~Stimat Becker Roofing ‘Company
Mullan W. Freeze, Inc
Milan W. Freese, Inc
McDonald’s Tree Service
Ronnie’s
Lancer CO
Fred Sacora
John Fields
Ae Laa
Ashe
Jerry
Sasha
Call
Bob
Arnold Feaker
Cee
Tom Quigley
Gudenhauf Concrete
Estopae Ae Qnst. CO
Kalous & Sons
Aaseane
Bernie‘s ‘Iteway
Tom’s
Cecil Bunner
Santine
Paul Straub
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G. Knochenmus
Comanche En Wheaton
Ili
M. Hale
Joe Cihla
Voth St. SE
16Th Ave
Wenge
Aby Wen
Aio
Merings
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