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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
2
DATED this 16th day of June 1965 HAROLD G SCHAEFER City Clerk Published in The Cedar Rapids Gazette on June 25th 1965.
Probate No 31681 in Linn County District Court Iowa for the estate of Frank S. Vetter. Merchants National Bank appointed executor. Creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication date July 2 1965. Lynch Dallas Smith and Harman represent the executor. Cedar Rapids Iowa.
The notice identifies John J. Shea as attorney for the executor in Cedar Rapids Iowa dated June 25 1965. It records legal action related to estate administration and names the involved party and location.
Probate No. 31661 in the matter of Mary M. Karr Deceased. The will dated June 2 1960 with codicils up to May 24 1963 was admitted to probate June 16 1965. Executor Robert C. Nelson urges payment of debts and filing of claims within six months of the second publication.
Norma J. Scott sues S Zane Scott in Linn County Iowa district court seeking dissolution of marriage on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment endangering life and health. Defendant is required to appear in Cedar Rapids by July 30 1965 or default will be entered and a divorce decree issued. Attorney L Colton Eldo 719 Higley Building represents plaintiff.
In Linn County Iowa the estate of Chester Loyal Adair deceased undergoes probate. The will dated March 25 1957 was admitted to probate June 16 1965 and Bertha May Struve of Palo Iowa was named executor. Fisher Yarowsky Cedar Rapids Iowa represent the executor with second publication on June 25 1965.
The City Council of Cedar Rapids Iowa will hold a public hearing at 9 00 A M on July 7 1965 in City Hall to consider vacating easement described as Easterly 4 feet of the Westerly 6 feet of Lot 17 Forest Hills 3rd Addition and transferring it to Zobac Development Company Inc In exchange Zobac will grant the city a public utility easement Westerly 4 feet of the Easterly 14 feet of Lot 31 Forest Hills 4th Addition and the city will receive 100 for administrative expenses. Public may appear. City Clerk noted June 16 1965 and published June 18 and 25.
Mayor Brown opened the meeting with Councilmen Kelley Hiner Cox Binley present Schultz absent. Bills were approved including payments to Merchants Bank Des Moines Iowa and various vendors. A seven member committee was authorized to seek new industry and a used auction hose for the pump was purchased. The town dump will be filled and the pond area cleaned. Meeting adjourned.
The City of Cedar Rapids invites sealed bids for concrete pavement on 6th Street Southwest from 22nd Avenue to Wilson Avenue. Bids due July 14 1965 at 9:00 AM in City Clerk office. Includes bid security ten percent and Iowa preference clauses. City reserves right to reject any bid.
The City of Cedar Rapids Iowa calls for bids by 9:00 a.m. DST July 14 1965 for Portland cement concrete and asphaltic concrete paving to widen and resurface 1st Avenue East from 29th Street to 32nd Street. Bids include ten percent certified check and a city approved surety bond.<Built from readable text>
City Council proposes a Resolution of Necessity to approve concrete pavement on Forest Drive Southeast from Mt Vernon Road to Bever Avenue. Hearing set for July 14 1965 at 9:00 AM in the Council Room. objections must be filed by then. Public notice published June 18 and June 25 1965 in Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Work 10 hours earn up to 25 dollars cleaning agents. Phone 365 2339. Want Ads cooks Howard Johnson Restaurant Dial 362 1121.
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