Mauon News Hosts Winter Visitors and New Home Permits
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pyle returned from Santa Ana California where they spent the winter with their daughter and son-in-law. Eleven new house permits were issued this week to Linnwood Development Co Harold Tenney Leroy Penne Dennis Possehl Don Hoyt James Copper Jake Vavra Paul Welton Hollenbeck. Mayor George H Brewer attends Iowa League of Municipalities meeting in Des Moines. Mark Godar and James Paul are patients. Charles D Miersen on leave from Dyess AFB now at Lincoln AFB.
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Glenn Pyle
Santa Ana
Calif
Jess Clerk
Crim
Linnwood Development Co
Parkview Drive
Harold Tenney
Twenty-fourth Street
Leroy Penne
Twenty - First Avenue
Dennis Possehl
Twenty - Sixth Street
Don Hoyt
Twenty-first Street
James Copper
Hillview Drive
Twenty-seventh Street
Jake Vavra
McGowan Boulevard
Paul Welton
Twentythird Avenue
H. E. Hollenbeck
Country Club Drive
Prohibited sales and advertising and traffic offenses
Court records show a series of petty offenses heard by Judge Miles Adams this week. Defendants include Jeffrey N. Houston Yonkers New York with $45 fined for prohibited sales, and speeding with $20 bond. Donald D Johnston Cedar Rapids with $2 tailight violation.
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Police and
Justice of the Peace
Miles Adams
Jeffery
Houston
Yonkers
N.Y
William Pazour
Anamosa
Marvin R. Boysen
Seventh Avenue
John F. Dutler
B Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Donald D. Johnston
Twenty Seventh Street
Alice S. Allen
Eleventh Street
William T. Cunningham
Maple Drive
Darrell L. Blake
Mechanicsville
Jeffrey N. Houston
Donald J. Tandy
Twenty Fifth Street
Thomas E. Mach
Cobbancourt
Grass fire extinguished rear of 655 South Eleventh Street
Firefighters reported no damage after extinguishing a grass fire at the rear of 655 South Eleventh Street Friday at 7:35 a.m. No injuries noted.
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South Eleventh Street
Girl 20 Fatally Hurt in Auto Crash at Storm Lake
Sharon Clark, 20, of Peterson died at a Storm Lake hospital from injuries suffered Wednesday night in a two car collision on a country road. She was a passenger in a car driven by Ronald John Marietta, 21, of Marathon, which collided with a car driven by Paul Eugene Elson, 29, of Rembrandt. The two men sustained serious facial lacerations and were treated at the Storm Lake hospital.
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Sharon Clark
Peterson
Miss Clark
Ronald John Marietta
Marathon
Paul Eugene Elson
Near
Rembrandt
Storm Lake Hospital
Two Luther Students Fined for Petty Larceny
Thomas Lee of Fergus Falls Minnesota and Mark Borcher of Lincoln Nebraska, both 19, were fined 100 dollars each plus costs for petty larceny and suspended from college classes for two weeks. Borcher was stopped by a Decorah shop owner and police then recovered items from his room.
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Gazette Decorah
Luther College
Thomas Lee
Fergus Falls
Minn
Mark Borcher
Lincoln Neb
Borcher
Decorah
House Unit Okays Amish Deadline Longer Truck Bill
DES MOINES AP A bill to permit longer trucks on Iowa highways cleared steering committee action. It would raise length limits from 50 to 55 feet for semi trailers and to 60 feet for trailers hauling vehicles or boats. Senate already passed a similar measure.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House
Senate
Gov Hughes weighs veto on county home bill in Iowa
Des Moines Gov Harold Hughes said he is seriously considering vetoing the county home bill passed by the senate and sent to the house. He said he may also declare Mechanicsville a distressed area to address the town paying case, with investigators planned soon.
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Hughes
Des Moines
UPI
Harold Hughes
Senate
Norman Erbe
Mechanicsville
Bill To Liberalize School Mergers Okayed by Unit
Des Moines notes a House Schools Committee endorsement for a bill to let high school districts file multiple merger proposals in one year and allow mergers with adjoining districts. The committee also backed a bill to ban transferring surplus general funds to schoolhouse funds to keep surpluses in the general fund and reduce future tax needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
House Schools Committee
Cafe Burglary Reported at Vanney's in Castalia
Castalia police investigate a burglary at Vanney's cafe in Castalia. Beer and cigarettes were taken and the owner John Vanney found the door kicked in at 7 a.m. Thursday after the robbery occurred Wednesday night.
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Castalia
Vanney
John Vanney
Solon Robbed of Money and Watch Near Capitol
Washington AP Harold Ryan congressman from Michigan said he was robbed of 96 dollars and a 150 dollar watch in his apartment near the Capitol. He reported the money was taken from a trouser pocket and the watch from a dresser while he slept. He suspects the front door was tampered with after he thought he locked it.
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Washington
Harold Ryan
D-Mich
Capitol
Jail Sentence for Disturbing the Peace Issued
Duane Duncan of the Indian settlement received 30 days in jail after a complaint by the Tomahawk Sweet Shoppe owner alleging disturbance of the peace. The case hinges on a local disturbance and adds to the settlement’s public order record.
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Ama—Duane Duncan
Two Decorah youths urged for Red Cross medals
Police Chief Bob Hitesman recommended Red Cross medals for Chuck Goltz 18 and Steve Lynch 16 who saved a Decorah woman from drowning in the Upper Iowa River early Sunday. The car’s driver reportedly drowned.
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the Gazette
Decorah
Bob Hitesman
Red Cross
Chuck Goltz
Steve Lynch
Leena
Iowa River
Independence approves three year street paving program
Independence city council accepted a three year paving plan from the street committee. Projects include eight blocks per year with 64 inch concrete on Seventh Avenue NE in 1963 Sixth Avenue NW and Eighth Avenue SW blocks in 1964 and scattered blocks in 1965. Oil program also discussed raising cost to 15 cents per foot with petitions due by May 1.
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Seventh Avenue
Sixth Avenue NW
Eighth Avenue
James McFaden
Tama City Council Raises Water Deposits and Park Rules
The Tama council hikes water meter deposits from $5 to $10 for residential rentals and $10 to $20 for commercial properties to deter renter turnover without paying bills. It bans brush dumping at Willett Park and directs use of the city dump with caretaker approval. Plans for mosquito spraying are debated while a wage schedule and paving program are proposed, with East Fifth Street re-paving and sewer hookups urged to connect now.
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Tama
Willett Park
Highway 63
East Fifth Street
City Sewer
Young Arrested At Marshalltown
Robert O. Young Jr 19 of 109 Janice Drive NW held by Marshalltown police after a 16 year old girl companion was arrested in a vacant house. Officers with guns drawn seized a loaded .45 pistol and clip. Young jailed on carrying concealed weapon charge. The girl to Cedar Rapids Juvenile authorities. Cedar Rapids said no charges against Young. Anonymous tip prompted the arrest.
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Robert O. Young, Jr
Janice Drive
Marshalltown
Young
Cedar Rapids
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Iowa League of Municipalities
Gazette
Mark Godar
John Godar
Mercy Hospital
James Paul
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles D. Miersen
Herbert C. Miersen
Dyess Afb
Abilene
Texas
Lincoln Afb
Lincoln
Neb
Marion
J. D. Wilson
Rialto
Vance Gardner
Robert Smola
Fulton, Mo
Kaneki
C. F. Mulford
Walter Rech
St. Luke’s Hospital
Paul Martin
E. L. Decious
Sorg Pharmacy
YMCA
Marion Branch
Ricky Frasher
Mrs
Robert Frasher
Ben Franklin Store
Marion, Iowa
Storm Lake
Luther
Buchanan County
Joseph Koeppel
J. J. Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Henry Yoder
Ben M. Borntrager
Enos Mullett
Joe Borntrager
Ben Beachy
Chris Raber
John Nisley
Andy Kauffman
Abe Yoder
Vince Hatt Agency, Inc
7Th Avenue
Solon
Kenwood
North American van Lines
van" van Fossen
Second Street
5Th Avenue
East Iowan
Independence
City Water Department
Vernon Olsen
Olsen
Ben Morris
Queen & Teen
Marion Lockers
Marion Lockers & Market
7Th Ave
Marion Carl Stark
Ray Kaderabek
General Electric
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