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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1961

Page

6

Amory Calls for Return of Social Discipline

Amory, in remarks on Boston society, recalls early Post days and a lampooned fire at the Somerset club. He critiques snobbery among the wealthy and outlines three stages of family wealth, citing Vanderbilt Kennedy Cabot as aristocracy examples. He notes his career, books, and a new work due next year.

Post Bostonians Boston Society Amory Boston Somerset Club Commodore Vanderbilt America New York City

Woman Hospitalized After Ditch Crash Near St Lucas

Mrs. Robert Ott, 63, Fort Atkinson, is hospitalized in West Union after a car driven by her husband left the road and went into a ditch near St. Lucas Tuesday. Authorities investigate cause of the accident and note no further details were available.

West Union Robert Ott Fort Atkinson West Union Hospital St. Lucas

Red Techniques To Be Explained In Jaycee Series

A six session course on what you must know about communism starts Monday. Sessions occur Monday nights at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce lounge. Instructor is Eldon Colton of Cedar Rapids. Enrollment capped at 25 with advance reservations by phone.

Chamber of Commerce Eldon Colton Cedar Rapids Jaycee

Redistricting Bill May Die On Technicality In Iowa

Special to The Gazette reports a technicality threatens the Iowa house redistricting bill dividing the state into seven congressional zones. Senate committee head Sen. Clifford M. Vance says a new bill will be drafted in the Senate, while the House has already passed its version. Official notification regarding Iowa's seven seats dated Jan 12, 1961 was not communicated to either chamber, prompting questions about the bill’s fate.

Gazette Des Moines Iowa House Senate Clifford M. Vance Rmt Pleasant Sen. Vance Erbe Asst Oscar Strauss Congress Iowa U.S House of Representatives Norman Erbe

Feed Company Owner Is Dead at West Union

Charles Halverson, 69, owner of Big Gain Feed and Your Choice Beef Co. in West Union since 1938, died Wednesday morning. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs. Kenneth Fink and Mrs. Jack Schatz, four grandchildren, two brothers George of Calmar and Elmer of West Union.

West Union Charles Halverson Big Gain Feed and Your Choice |Beef Co Kenneth Fink Jack Schatz George Calmar Elmer

Death of West Union man mentioned with sister Anna Olson

The report notes a West Union man and his sister Anna Olson of Decorah, with the body held at Burnham and Wood funeral home.

West Union Anna Olson Decorah Burnham and Wood Funeral Home

Community House Plans Swim Lessons at Jefferson High

Jane Boyd Community House will conduct swimming lessons at Jefferson High School pool. Children in grades 3–6 learn 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. and ages 7 and up 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. Don Rehder directs. Registration at Community House or pool with 1961 membership card.

Jane Boyd Community House Jefferson High School Don Rehder Community House

Burglars Frightened Away by Neighbors on Fifth Avenue

Cedar Rapids detectives investigate two break ins in the 600 block of Fifth Avenue early Wednesday morning. Thieves who entered a tavern at 626 Fifth Ave SE were scared off as they tried to enter a food market at 601 Fifth Ave.

Cedar Rapids Fifth Avenue Fifth Ave

Eastern Iowans Sent to Fort Riley for Training

Two Eastern Iowa men, Robert J. Ahl richs of Langworthy aged 19 and Robert A. Richardson of Hopkinton aged 18, have enlisted in the army and are sent to Fort Riley Kansas for recruit training in automotive maintenance.

Fort Riley Iowa Army Kan Robert J. Ahlrichs Langworthy Robert A. Richardson Hopkinton

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