Suit Filed Elwood Brothers Versus Willman Over Notes
Suit filed in Cedar Rapids against Kenneth Willman for 3924.15 on promissory notes. Judgment against Clark J. Mahan Nah for 3006.60 in a related matter. Robert C. Gandy involved in a 20 loan and equipment agreement in Ely. Mahannah given six months suspension on insurance. LeRoy Kling cited 208 for driving with suspended license. Gandy arrested on Third Street NW with license suspended July 16, 1960 and 1961 for failure to post financial responsibility. Authorities: Judge Charles Penning- roth and Cedar Rapids Deputy Bailiff Lyle Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald H. Althoff
Clark J. Mahannah
Robert C. Gandy
Ely
Mahannah
Charles Penning
Cedar Rapids
Iowaroth
City Railroad Co
LeRoy Kling
Gandy
Lyle Brown
Third Street
L Avenues
Dutch elm disease suspected at Linn County home
County conservation administrator R K Alman told the board of supervisors that tests are pending to confirm Dutch elm disease at the Linn County home where two trees have died. He noted a large elm shows heavy bark beetle activity and warned spread could be rapid if the disease is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
R. K. Alman
County Conservation Board
Alman
Floyd Emmons Named Linn County Supervisor
Floyd Emmons was appointed by Supervisors Dudley Henderson and Anthony Scolaro to replace Miles Sutera on the Linn County Board of Social Welfare and he took his seat Tuesday. The board also authorized travel for county officials to a Denver meeting of two national associations. The action included issuing cigaret permits to several local businesses and a class B beer permit to Hillcrest Country Club. A petition to establish secondary road assessment district No. 576 was accepted and filed for paving work southwest of Waubeek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Henderson
Anthony Scolaro
Floyd Emmons
County Board of Social Welfare
Emmons
Miles Sutera
Des Moines
Central City
Beresford
Troy Mills
Meyer's Small Engines
Mt. Vernon
Nemecek’s
Cedar Rapids
Bertram
Hoffman's
Whittier
Hillcrest Country Club
Waubeek
Linn County Supervisors Buy Year-Long Fuel Supply
Linn board awarded a year’s supply of gasoline diesel fuel and motor oil to three low bidders. Mobile Oil Co. won 100000 gallons of 82 octane gas at 11.75 cents a gallon. Sunray D-X bid 80000 gallons of diesel at 10.079 cents No 1 and 9.329 cents No 2 per gallon totaling 7575.70 dollars. Cities Service Oil Co. bid 3500 gallons of heavy duty lubrication oil at 44.75 cents per gallon totaling 1566.25 dollars. Delivery will be from Cedar Rapids or regional storage centers with prices based on Wall Street Journal quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Board of Supervisors
Sunray D-X
Cities Service Oil Co
Mobile Oil Co
Wall Street Journal
Cedar Rapids
William Harrington
Will of Mrs. Gus Siebke Probated in Linn Court
The will of Mrs. Gus Siebke of 4325 Woodfield Jane NE who died April 12 at 67 has been filed in Linn probate court. She leaves all personal effects to her daughter Mrs. Joe M. Hoyt and divides the estate into two trusts. One half goes to her husband and the other half is placed with Merchants National Bank as trustee to distribute to the husband and, on his death, to Mrs. Hoyt and her grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Siebke
Woodfield
Jane NE
Linn
Joe M. Hoyt
Merchants National Bank
Dismissed Case Involving Borden Co. Damage Suit
Dismissed Joseph J. Yapp of 139 Twenty-first Street SW sues The Borden Co. for 7500 in a damage claim over a broken tooth from an ice cream cone allegedly with a stone. Shirley Cutchlow files a divorce petition against Billy Cutchlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Yapp
Twenty-first Street
The
Borden Co
Shirley Cutchlow
Billy Cutchlow
Contract Let on Interstate 80 Near Iowa City
Pav ing 6.1 miles of Interstate 80 near Iowa City was let to Cameron Joyce and Co of Keokuk for 2 223 078 52 the low est bid from three bidders. They also won resurfacing 0 3 miles of Highway 218 north of the interchange. Completion set for July 4 1964 with traffic ready this year starting July 8. Another paving project on Highway 149 at Amana junction with I 80 awarded to Boswell Contracting Co of Sioux City for 202 549 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa City
Cameron, Joyce and Co
Keokuk
Amana
Boswell Contracting Co
Sioux City
47 Billion Defense Bill Passes House
The House approved a $47 billion defense appropriation trimming $2 billion from the requested military outlay by President Kennedy. It remains the second largest peacetime defense budget in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Kennedy
Milwaukee graduate Richard J. Kern earns degree
Richard J. Kern son of Mr and Mrs E C Kern 1964 A avenue NE graduated June 14 from the Milwaukee School of Engineer. The item lists subscription rates for Milwaukee Gazette editions and notes AP news rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Kern
E. C. Kern
A Avenue NE
Milwaukee School of Engineer
Belgian Plane Crash Kills 38 Paratroopers
A Belgian military plane carrying 42 paratroopers and five crew members caught fire during a training exercise in Detmold Germany. The aircraft exploded on impact. 38 died while the remaining crew and paratroopers parachuted to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detmold
Germany
Gary R. Wilson Appointed to Army Academy
Gary Richard Wilson a 1962 Washington high school graduate who attended Grinnell college was selected to attend the United States Military Academy at West Point New York Rep James E Bramwell announced Wilson will enter the plebe class Monday and depart Friday with his parents Lloyd and Mrs Wilson His father an industrial arts teacher coaches wrestling and tennis at Washington high school In Ashland Ohio AP Don Piccard from the soaring and diving family was burned when a balloon inflated caught fire during a Tuesday event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Richard Wilson
Bever Avenue SE
United States Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
James E. Bramwell
R-Ia
Wilson
Washington High School
Grinnell College
Lloyd Wilson
Car Thrill Show And Circus Acts Slated at Fair
The 1963 All Iowa fair opens August 11 18 with Thrillcade circus acts and motorcycle car stunts in the amphi theater The show runs free for afternoon and night performances August 12 with 3000 reserved seats available elsewhere at $1 Emmett Kelly Jr and Percy Rademacher lead the clown corps high trapeze acts animal acts and a ramp to ramp car leap over an elephant mark the finale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Hanson
Fair
Emmett Kelly, Jr
Percy Rademacher
Hanson
Two Copying Machines Stolen From Car
An Ottumwa salesman reported to police Tuesday night that equipment valued at 888 was stolen from his car in a lot at 1004 First avenue NE. Thomas Anderson of McClintic Business Machines said two copying machines a tool kit and a demonstration case were taken. Officers said the car was apparently unlocked by someone who reached inside an open vent window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
First Avenue NE
Thomas Anderson
McClintic Business Machines
Chief Reminds Bike Owners of Deadline
Police Chief George Matias said many bicycles remain unregistered and July 1 is the deadline. Officers will seize unregistered bikes after the date. Registration runs Tue through Fri 9 to 5 and Sat 8 to 4 at the station, with a Monday setup at J Street and Mayden Avenue in Lincolnway village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Matias
Lincolnway Village
J Street
Mayden Avenue
Three Injured In Three Car Crash On First Avenue
Three people were treated for whiplash after a three car collision at First Avenue and Twenty seventh Street E Monday night at 9 42. Gerald Brogan 19 struck Kay L Scott 16 of 2940 Fifth Avenue Marion rear ending her car which then hit Clifford Armstrong of 708 Seventh Avenue Marion. All were eastbound and stopped at the traffic light.
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First Avenue
Boy and driver cited after minor crash incident
Shirley Nieland, 12, a passenger in the Scott car, was treated at St. Luke's hospital and released. Brogan was fined $10 and costs in municipal court Wednesday for failing to have his car under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Nieland
Scott
St. Luke's Hospital
Brogan
Grass fire danger warned amid dry spell by Fire Chief
Fire Chief Jesse Hunter warned residents on Wednesday that the dry spell increases grass fire risk. He urged anyone burning trash to watch the fire and keep a pail of water or hose handy, adding to call authorities immediately if the fire escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hunter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elwood Brothers
Kenneth Willman
Courthouse News
Arnold W. Johnson
Timothy McCarthy
Denver
National Assn. of Counties
National Assn. of County Engineers
Samovar
Booke Kompanie
Schenley
Pennsylvania
Fresno
California
U.S.A
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Samoval Vodka
Gary R. Wilson
Army Academy
Piccard
Ashland
Ohio
Don Piccard
Soaring and Diving Family
Gary Wilson
Dacron
Arnel
Hunter
the House of
Lelitisiotin
Leibshon
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