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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1963

Page

12

Death of Marion Resident Arthur J Taube

Arthur J Taube 89 of 2960 Tenth Avenue Marion died early Thursday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born July 8 1873 in Niles Center Illinois he came to Marion in 1894 to farm the same land east of it for 50 years. He was married to Rosa Meakins on August 8 1905 and was a charter member and elder at First Presbyterian Church. Survived by wife a son Lloyd Taube of Marion a daughter Katherine Taube of Hyattsville Maryland and one grandson. Services Saturday 2 p.m. at Murdoch's with Rev Jean P Hayter. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Murdoch chapel Friday after 3 p.m.

Arthur J. Taube Tenth Avenue Cedar Rapids Niles Center Ill Mr. Taube Marion Charles Taubes Taube Rosa Meakins Jordans Grove Concord Club First Presbyterian Church Lloyd Taube Katherine Taube Hyattsville Murdoch’s Jean P. Hayter Cedar Memorial Murdoch

Marion Man Injured When Cycle Hits Car

Richard C. Chesney, 30, of Marion sustained a fracture to his left ankle along with cuts and possible head injuries when his motorcycle collided with a car on Robins Road near Hiawatha. He was taken to St Luke's hospital in fair condition. Ira Mae Reid, 39, of Hiawatha was turning into a private drive when Chesney's cycle came over a hill and struck the car’s rear fender. The bike skidded 109 feet and the cycle traveled 93 feet from impact.

Richard C. Chesney Route 1 Marion Robbins Road Hiawatha Chesney St. Luke’s Hospital Ira Mae Reid

Road Unit To Erect Antenna At Marion Shop

A 100 foot radio antenna is to be built at the Iowa highway commission maintenance shop at Twenty-seventh Street and Fifth Avenue. Cost is estimated at $1,000 with completion set for June 15. Concrete base was poured by Johnson Concrete Co of Des Moines. Truck radios will link to headquarters in seven counties.

Iowa Highway Commission Commission Twenty-seventh Street Fifth Avenue Donald L. Dean Highway Commission Dean Johnson Concrete Co Des Moines Ronald O'Neil Golfview Court Allison Pratt Twenty -Sixth Street Linnwood Builders West Ninth Avenue James Copper South Twelfth Street Edith Kruel Eleventh Avenue John Cole Fourteenth Street Klopfenstein and Evenson Marion Boulevard Leslie Dunn Eleevnth Street Ralph Fillenworth Sixth Avenue Thomas Driscoll Fifteenth Avenue R. J. Cain Twenty-eighth Street John Stratton Sixteenth Avenue Gary Heald Third Avenue Charles Burkart Blairs Ferry Road Marion Cleaners Tenth Street

Milwaukee Move Denied by Railroad Official

N J Gorman assistant trainmaster said rumors of the Milwaukee railroad closing its Perry division office and moving personnel to Marion are unfounded. The Marion Sentinel report alleging 300 new families and relocation within 18 months is rejected. The rest lists YMCA Marion volleyball win and local community notices.

Milwaukee Railroad Perry Marion N. J. Gorman Sentinel

Athlete's Foot Germ How To Kill It in 3 Days

An advertisement promises quick relief from athlete's foot with T-4-L and a 48 cent money back offer at May's Drug Stores. Claims include infected skin sloughing off and new healthy skin forming, with relief from itching and burning.

May

Iowa Senate Passes Bell-Ringing Resolution

DES MOINES UP I to A statewide bell ringing observance was adopted urging Iowans to join in an all nation Independence Day ring. The measure sailed through the senate by voice vote and moves to the house for approval.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate House 60Th General Assembly

Paul Wright Plans Entry in State Class A Large Group

Paul Wright intends to participate in the state class A large group contest set for Saturday at Monticello, with plans to perform among the leading ensembles.

Paul Wright Monticello

Municipal Court Plea List From Marion Week

Judge Miles Adams police court heard speeding and traffic offenses for Vincent Sim mons Monticello and others with fines from 5 to 20 dollars. Richard Scott Portland Ore and Janet Voldingh Cedar Rapids faced stop sign violations and fines.

Miles Adams Vincent A. Simmons Monticello Howard A. Speed Manchester Richard E. Scott Portland Bert S. Slaymaker Fourteenth Street Cedar Rapids David P. Kruger Fourth Avenue Adams Justice of the Peace Court Ronald V. Upah Toledo Floyd D. Dirks Springville Garry Matthiessen Viola Joseph F. Clements Vince Hart Kermit L. Smith Seventh Avenue Frank E. Rhea Thirtyninth Street Robert L. Danly Anamosa Burdette M. Graham Bettendorf James P. Houlahan Robert D. Rorick Mary K. Weiss Bonnyle Wadsworth Donald F. Yanda, Jr

Ensign Parker Spreads Democracy

Ensign Parker features in a McHale's Navy episode at 8 30 p m Thursday on TV 9. The comedy follows Parker's efforts to promote democratic ideals amid aboard the PT boat crew.

Ensign Parker McHale’s Navy

Medical Aid Bill Passes After House Revisions

DES MOINES UPI A bill creating a pilot medical aid program for the aged cleared the Senate after the House severed a federal constraint. The final 104 to 0 vote included amendments funding the program with a 1.68 million state match and 2.32 million federal share, totaling a 4 million dollar program. The House added allocations for nursing home care and kept a fiscal agent plan favored by lawmakers.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate House U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Harold Hughes Appropriations Committee Dewey Goode Legislative Interim Committee

Senate Approves Damages for Helgens Estate

Iowa Senate advances payment of 10000 to the estate of James Helgens a 19 year old University of Iowa football player from Scotch Grove killed in a traffic accident. The bill totals 35995 for various state claims and passed 48 to 0 before heading to the House. Helgens died June 28 1962 after being ejected from a state truck at the Anamosa reformatory where he worked as a guard and driver.

Des Moines UPI Anamosa Helgens

Freight load of fur interrupted in Marshall town

A damaged report notes a shipment of fur tied to Weber and his wife along with two exhibitors from Anamosa en route to a Soldier Home in Marshalltown. The incident caused no serious injuries.

Ling Weber Anamosa Marshall-jured

Pursuit Ends With Suspect Held After Center Point Chase

Thomas F. Kenney of Vinton is jailed in Linn County on reckless driving charges after a high speed pursuit from Center Point. John Busenbark spied him prowling near a neighbor’s home and chased the suspect with local residents, driving the vehicle into a ditch about two miles south. Marshal Bud Broxey arrived to take the suspect into custody.

Center Point Thomas F. Kenney Vinton Linn County Kenney John Busenbark Busenbark Arthur Whiteneck Harold Peacock Bud Broxey

Volga Man 68 Hurt in Two-Car Crash

Frank Shey, 68, of Volga was listed in good condition at Elkader Hospital Friday after a collision with a 23 year old Volga resident, Joseph Weber, at a crest of a hill one mile north of here. The wreck involved two cars and occurred on a hill crest north of town.

Volga Frank Shey Elkader Hospital Shey Joseph Weber Here

W R Nutt Dies At 52 In Washington

William R. Nutt once served as IRS assistant district director in Des Moines and died Wednesday after a heart attack in Washington. The 52 year old tax administrator was active in federal service and is mourned by colleagues.

W. R. Nutt Washington William R. Nutt Internal Revenue Service Des Moines

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Marion Shop Thomas E. McGowan 7Th Ave Richard Sorenson Marion High School Eldora State Board of Control Carol Stevens St. Luke's Hospital EM 2 Commission On Missions The Methodist Church Robert Burns Nordman Jewelers Milwaukee YMCA Irwin’s Clothing Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Linn-Mar Marion Rural Community School District Marion Building Allen and Fisher Sheets and Son F. H. Collings Mary McBride Adv Centerville Meadow Gold Dairy Ira Heartley By Jo Fischer Maurice Baringer R-Oelwein Elmer den Herder R-Sioux Center State Welfare Department Chase IDF Foumba Marion, Iowa Kenwood North American Line van" van Fossen Second Street Eenans Lowe Vince Hatt 7Th Avenue Storm Ben Franklin Troll Shop Storm's Daily STORN Bey Potal Hanwey Price Electric General Electric Power Tower National Electrical Manufacturers’ Association Lea An
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