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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1964

Page

3

Ink Spots to perform at 9:45 p.m. March 20 in city events

Tickets sold by Armar and Dr Vic Klopfenstein, with multiple local residents listed for ticket purchases. The Ink Spots are due for about an hour at 9:45 p.m. on March 20, followed by a series of traffic and conduct fines in Cedar Rapids for several individuals. Licenses, suspensions, and jail terms are noted for offenses including improper lights, unsafe lane changes, faulty brakes, unlawful license use, no valid license, and dogs at large, with fines and penalties recorded.

Armar Vic Klopfenstein Sixth Street Robert R. ‘Topp Fourth Avenue Loren H. Schmitt Northview Drive Ronald L. Wheeler Eighth Street Larry L. Johnston Springville Paul Smith Lavon L. Timms Springsville Eugene P. Sears Twenty-fifth Street Lloyd C .Stenerson Jfine Lyle E. Owens Davenue Cedar Rapids James L. Koellner Gavenue Richard A. Wheeler C Street Carl L. Schwandt Eleventh Street al Moeller Ninth Avenue Scott E. Diveley Central City David Mozinger Ninth Street

Young Republicans Club Formed in Marion

A Marion Young Republicans club was initiated Wednesday evening at the Suburban restaurant. Twenty five attended and named a committee to set up officers and a membership drive. Members are Robert Bunn chair, Dr. William Bennett, John Ball, Mrs. Donald E. Ketelsen, Max Strothman, and Dr. Vic Klopfenstein. Tom Tucker and Lyle Shook helped organize.

Marion Young Republicans Club Robert Bunn William Bennett John Ball Donald E. Ketelsen Max Strothman Vic Klopfenstein Tom Tucker Linn County Republican Lyle Shook County Young Republican

Permits Issued for Homes and Duplex by City Clerk

The city clerk granted building permits this week for two houses and a duplex. Irving Waters at 2120 Brockman Avenue, $13,500. Robert L Jaskowiak at 2485 Brockman Avenue, $13,000. Road Construction Co. at 355 and 365 Ninth Avenue, $15,000 for a duplex. Additional permits include Haven Hines at 871 Tenth Street for an enclosed porch, $2,000. Howard Parks at 1298 Twenty-eighth Street to remodel a bathroom, $350.

Irving Waters Brockman Avenue Robert L. Jaszkowiak Ninth Avenue Haven Hines Tenth Street Howard Parks Twenty-eighth Street

Fire Station Site Group Rejects 23 Proposals

The site committee of the citizens advisory group for a new fire station has rejected 23 site proposals due to prohibitive costs. Prices ranged from 20000 to 75000 dollars and no site was deemed in the taxpayers' best interest. The advisory committee will meet Tuesday at 730 PM in the city hall council chamber to consider a new proposal. Residents are invited to write to City Manager Peter F Crivaro with possible site suggestions.

Citizens Advisory Group Peter F. Crivaro Ralph W. Potter Potter Crivaro James Reynolds Ivan Moore Bill Grundy Greg Hapgood

Jaycee Show To Have Ink Spots

Marion's Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a show and dance at the Arm ar ballroom March 20 featuring the Ink Spots. Money raised funds community projects including Easter Egg hunt junior golf tournament children s baseball teen age rodeo and the Christmas toy repair program.

Marion’s Junior Chamber of Commerce Armar Ballroom Ink Spots Jaycees Jaycee

Court Fines Pile Up As Marion Police Report Radar Use

In Marion Court Judge Miles Adams records thirty eight speeding fines from the past week. Violators include William L. Wes sels Anamosa with a suspended ten dollar fine and multiple Cedar Rapids residents each fined ten dollars. Several defendants face higher penalties or bonds ranging from twelve to twenty dollars. Names and addresses span Cedar Rapids Oxford Junction and beyond including out of state defendants from Wisconsin New York and Aurora Illinois.

Miles Adams William L. Wessels Anamosa Benny D. Carter Sereen SE Cedar Rapids Donald T. Knutson Linnwood Street Ronald M.miles Third Avenue NW Marilee |Dam Ma. Vernon Alice C. ‘Matus Thirtieth Street Ernest J. Carpenter Whittier Burdette N. Gienapp Central City Anthony B.parker Hopkinton Charles F. Clemen Manchester William G. Taylor Coggan Edward N Audrey A. Davis B Avenue NE Theodore H. Hartman Appleton Wis James V. Candido Huntington Station N.Y Gary L. Wunder Aurora Richard D. Cassabaum Starry Drive Cornelius R. Borst Eighth Streets Marvin Lu Tenth Avenue Gerald N. Nora Seventh Street Donald L. Hasbrouck Fairview Drive John F., Currell

Truck plunges off embankment after high wind

A Mr Pleasant truck driver, Robert O. Wilson aged 42, escaped injury when the semi overturned a Rock Island overpass on Highway 30S at 1:39 a.m. The wind blew the rig across the road to the north side, struck seven guard rails, and toppled into a ditch, landing upright at the bottom.

Mr. Pleasant Robert O. Wilson Rock Island

Drunk Driving Suspect Bound Over After Arraignment

VINTON Lewis Calkins of Vinton is jailed unable to post a $1,000 bond after arraignment on a second offense drunk driving charge. He was bound over to the district court.

Vinton Lewis Calkins

Hearing on Fish Kill Tied to Iowa Cheese Factory

A Des Moines hearing linked thousands of trout deaths to wastes from the Gunder Cooperative Cheese factory near Postville. State officials urged pre discharge treatment, tying polluted water to Roberts Creek and the Big Springs Hatchery north of Elkader. the firm denies responsibility though acknowledges December dumping of whey and wash water.

DES Moines State Health Department Iowa Paul J. Houser Public Health Engineering Gunder Cooperative Postville Roberts Creek Big Springs Hatchery Elkader Eugene Hemmersbach

Health official orders pollution halt authority discussed

Dr. Ralph Heeren acting health commissioner holds power to order pollution stoppage and the cooperative can appeal such an order to the courts.

Ralph Heeren

Five More Teachers Quit at Pleasantville

In Pleasantville, more than half of the town’s teachers resigned Thursday amid uproar over curriculum. A six member parent delegation went to the state house Wednesday seeking relief, while the elementary school staff joined 13 others who quit in January.

Pleasantville UPI Statehouse John Birch Society

Monticello Man 25 Receives Suspended Term

James Prull of Monticello, 25, was given a 5 year suspended sentence in the men s re formatory for vandalism and theft at the Dean Tedro farm south of Hopkin ton last month. Two juveniles implicated with Prull have been turned over to juvenile authorities.

Manchester James Prull Monticello Dean Tedro Farm Hopkinton Prull

Sell Unused Clothing with a Want Ad Now

Local shoppers seek tidy wardrobes as residents list unused garments for sale. Advertisers highlight casual wear, seasonal pieces, and accessories, inviting buyers to browse nearby listings and contact sellers directly for quick transactions.

Iowa Youth Indicted for First Degree Murder

Irvin Symons age 18 of George was indicted by the O’Brien county grand jury for first degree murder in the February 7 shotgun slaying of Norbert Hatting 20 of Ashton. Hatting’s body was found in a wrecked car north of Sheldon after a dispute over a Sibley girl.

Primghar Irvin Symons George Norbert Hatting Ashton O’brien Howard Tiemens Sibley Symens Art Symens Hatting Sheldon Anthony Hatting

Hoefer Named Town Clerk at Winthrop

Winthrop council appointed Daniel Hoefer town clerk to succeed Mrs. Wally Johnson. Guttenberg council sold city land on the bluff northwest Guttenberg to Robert Wilson for 5010 dollars.

Winthrop Daniel Hoefer Wally Johnson Guttenberg Robert Wilson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Peter Crivaro Marion Home Builders Assn Gazette Marion Seventeenth Street YMCA Marion Branch Collins Cassabaum Charles Bryant Cassabaum Murdoch Chapel Herbert G. Kohl Cedar Memorial Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Sorg Pharmacy Beckus and Fella I.C.C.F Gay Blue Birds Max Gollaher Jeanne Smith Patty Murphy Christine Shurtz Yvonne Hogan Kathy Cerney Becky Allen Linda Gollaher Susan Robbins Featuring Weatherbird Irwin's Irwin W. E. Failor Perry Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago Failor TED_ERIN Cprades Kaderabek Marion Locker Marion, Iowa Coats van" van Fossen Moving Second Street 5Th Avenue John Wayne Dean Martin Ricky Nielson D.M State Conservation Commission Income Tax Service Eerer Bake Agency, Inc Hoefer Kenwood North American van Lines George Gobel
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