Linn County runs out of storage for historic records
Linn County offices face critical space shortages as vaults and sub-basement storage fill. The move to the Administrative Office Building did not solve the problem, with records dating to the 1840s and autos registration papers crowding available space. Officials consider leasing space in City Hall or a local warehouse, or constructing new storage, as debates over temperature control and security continue.
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Penick and Ford
First St
Linn County
Mary Roseberry
Id Avenue
City Hall
Witwer
James Hennessey
E.F
Pat) Kane
the Gazette
Recorder
Kane
Kenneth Schriner
Jean Oxley
Coliseum
B. Joseph Rinas
Rinas
Hennessey
Board of Supervisors
Scriner
Rick Gerard
The
Gazette
Gerard
Roseberry
First
Third Avenue
Hal Arntzen
Linn County Abstract Co
Dear Genie seeks Iowa lineage clues on Beeman Cole Langworthy
The message requests help locating burial sites and descendants for several individuals tied to Iowa and New York birthplaces. It lists Albert Davis born 1820 New York died 1902 Webb Iowa with Ruth Anna Curtis and children Armon Henry Cora Alida Almira, Adelia Cole Wickes born 1830 New York died 1863 buried Elmwood Clinton County Iowa, son Fremont Joseph Cole Wickes died 1924 Wilton Iowa, Elizabeth Price Beeman burial location, John Adams Beeman died 1907 Kansas returned to Iowa, Solon Massey Langworthy chiropractor and son Solon Mitchel Langworthy born 1892. Included are contact names and addresses for responses and a Linn County Heritage Society meeting notice with speaker Loren Horton.
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Genie
Linn County Heritage Society
Iowa
P.O
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Albert Davis
New York
Webb
Clay County
Ruth Anna Curtis
Armon Henry
Cora Davis Beck
Alida
Almira Davis Moore
N.S. Anderson
Iowa City
ADELIA B. COLE Wicks/ Wickes
Elmwood
Clinton County
Stephen Wicks/Wickes
Rhode Island
Fremont Joseph Cole Wickes
Wilton
Elizabeth Price Beeman
John Adams Beeman
Kansas
Joan S. Petty
Kings Road
Newport Beach
Calif
JA conference highlights outstanding products at national event
Junior Achievement participants showcase last year’s products at the national staff conference in Keystone Colorado. Executive director Paul Pate and program director Doug Murdock will attend as the event opens and runs through Friday. A Rockwell Collins advised “battery saver” device ranked third nationally last year, buzzing to warn drivers who leave lights on.
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Keystone
Colo
Paul Pate
Doug Murdock
Rockwell-Collins Telecommunications
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Linn County Records
Emilie Hoppe
Witwer Building
Senior Citizens Center
Rick Ger
Frances L. Burkett
P.O. Box
Shoshone
Idaho
Solon Massey Langworthy
American School of Chiropractic
1St Ave
Solon Mitchel Langworthy
Russell W. Gibbons
Grandview Dr
South
Pittsburgh
Peoples Bank
3Rd Ave
1St St
Loren Horton
State Historical Society
15Th Street
Jeff G.robben
Big
Tall
Palm Beach - Botany - Eagle - V-Line
Ionaa
Town & Country Shopping Center
Des Moines
Davenport
Moline
Rockford