Three new house permits issued by city clerk this week
The city clerk issued three new house permits this week to Zachmeyer Bros for 2650 Twenty-sixth avenue at 24500 dollars Read Construction Co for 1960 A avenue at 15000 dollars and Welton Construction Co for 295 Twenty fifth avenue at 18000 dollars Other permits include Leroy Gehring addition to dwelling 145 Twenty fifth street 1000 dollars Tom Lammers reside dwelling 2820 Second avenue 650 dollars Archie Reinheimer reroof dwelling 257 Ninth avenue 320 dollars Collin Aarhus repair roof 928 Eleventh street 190 dollars Leroy Thoma garage 1200 Alpine road 1500 dollars William Luerkens garage 960 Twentieth street 1000 dollars Leo Luense reroof dwelling 2170 Third avenue 395 dollars Leroy Benedict remodel dwelling 209 Ninth street 1600 dollars Arnold Kimm carport 2990 Tenth avenue 200 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachmeyer Bros
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Read Construction Co
A Avenue
Welton Construction Co
Twenty Fifth Avenue
Leroy Gehring
Twenty Fifth Street
Tom Lammers
Second Avenue
Archie Reinheimer
Ninth Avenue
Collin Aarhus
Marion Courts Cases in police court conclude with multiple speeding fines
Over seven days Judge Miles Adams presided on traffic matters in Marion police court. Names include Pamela A. Miller Cedar Rapids $10, Joyce J. Hansel Cedar Rapids $10, Mary L. Neu Cedar Rapids $15 bond, Loren M. Bobst Monticello $10, Richard H. Wilkinson Cedar Rapids $6, and Reuben A. Hilmer Cedar Rapids $50 intoxication entry. Also notes Loren Bobst and Keith Walsh among others with various fines. additional driving offenses listed with Cedar Rapids addresses and dollar amounts. Justice of the Peace Jessie L. McCormack heard speeding and stop sign cases for nearby towns, with fines ranging up to $15 in Cedar Rapids area cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Adams
Pamela A. Miller
Norway
Joyce J. Hansel
Sixteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Mary L. Neu
Twenty-ninth Street
Varnell F. Mermann
James R. Risk
South Fourteenth Street
Dale J. Wicke
First Avenue
Larry M. Peterson
Wood Avenue
Loren M. Bobst
Monticello
Richard H. Wilkinson
Eighth Avenue
Terry V. Stephenson
Third Avenue
Keith C. Walsh
Decorah
Richard F. O’brien
Tenth Avenue
Jerry L. Wharton
B Avenue
Joseph L. West
M Street
Kenneth E. Davis
Seventeenth Street
Thomas R. Thurman
Meadowview Drive
Gilbert J. Saldana
A Avenue
David N. Capron
Springville
David W. Grussendorf
Leo F. Heck
Circle Drive
Reuben A. Hilmer
Ronald D. Thompson
Tenth Street
John F. McKee
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Spencer N. Thomas
Alburnett
Gene D. Kemmerer
Oelwein
Dorothy A. Loomis
Arlington
Carlie H. Humphrey
Route 2
Cedar Rap
Traffic citations in Cedar Rapids Gazette list
The May 8 1969 issue reports multiple traffic fines from Cedar Rapids area including improper passing for Gary L Hartgrave of Viola $15 failure to dim lights for Doug las C Schneider Tipton $10 violation of restricted license Virginia Wilcox Route 1 $10 Kenneth A Smejkal 2121 Blairs Ferry Rd NE Cedar Rapids $10 parking on traveled way William B Martin Anamosa $10 altered license Craig G Shaver 276 Boyce Rd NW Cedar Rapids $20 and one case heard in Vince Hart JP court improper passing Gordon B McKay 640 Cottage Grove Ave SE Cedar Rapids $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cedar Rapids
Gary L. Hartgrave
Viola
Douglas C. Schneider
Tipton
Virginia Wilcox
Kenneth A. Smejkal
Blairs Ferry Road
William B. Martin
Anamosa
Craig G. Shaver
Boyce Road
Justice of the Peace Court
Vince Hart
Gordon B. McKay
Cottage Grove Avenue
Second Beer Count For Marion Youth
An 18 year old Marion youth Ronald D Thompson of 140 Tenth Street was fined 50 dollars and costs by Judge Miles Adams in police court Monday for possession of beer as a minor. Thompson was arrested Saturday and this was his second such charge in two weeks. He previously faced the same charge on April 26 and was fined 25 dollars. A rural Springville resident John F McKee forfeited a 105 dollar bond on an intoxication on the public highway charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ronald D. Thompson
Tenth Street
Miles Adams
Thompson
Adams
Springville
John F. McKee
Final Vote on Public Safety Appropriations in Iowa House
Iowa House unanimously approved four bills totaling over 2 million dollars to fund public safety agencies for two years. Measures authorize 25000 for an access road at Camp Dodge, 170000 to computerize state criminal files, 91110 annually for motor vehicle dealers licensing, and 780000 annually for supplies and plate manufacturing. A 20000 revolving fund supports state aircraft upkeep for Gov. Ray. A separate bill allows State Auditor Lloyd Smith to operate a private printing press, with no new appropriation needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Department of Public Safety
Iowa House
Senate
Robert Ray
Iowa Law Enforcement Academy
Camp Dodge
Gov. Ray
Lloyd Smith
Harold Fischer
R Wellsburg
Czech Liberation Day Observance Opens a Day Early
Prague leaders including President Ludvik Svoboda Communist Party Chief Gustav Husak Parliament Chairman Alexander Dubcek Premier Oldrich Cernik placed wreaths at Olsany cemetery and the Jan Zizka statue in an early Liberation Day observance. The US remains the top apricot producer globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Ludvik Svoboda
Communist Party
Gustav Husak
Parliament
Alexander Dubcek
Oldrich Cernik
Olsany
Jan Zizka
Viet Cong Presents Revised Peace Plan To Paris Talks
The Viet Cong issued a new 10 point peace plan at the Paris peace talks. It centers on a provisional coalition government and unconditional withdrawal of U S and allied troops. North Vietnam backed the proposal, while the U S and South Vietnam oppose unilateral withdrawals. Ambassador Lodge blamed North Vietnam and the Viet Cong for any escalation, citing captured documents signaling planned greater attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U. S
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Washington
Saigon
Tran Buu Kiem
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
Kiem
Xuan Thuy
Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Lodge
Regents Set Up Equal Job Office Budgeted at 36000
The state board of regents approved a central Des Moines office to administer equal employment opportunity across Iowa's three universities. A chief compliance officer, an assistant, and a secretary will staff the unit, with a $36000 annual budget and aim for operation by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
State Board of Regents
Regents Equal Employment Opportunity Program
Board
Des Moines
Regents Committee On
Equal Employment Opportunity
Wayne Richey
Regents’ Committee
Summer Jobs Registration Open at Iowa State Employment Service
Registration for summer jobs is being accepted at 601 Eighth Avenue SE in a session from 8 to 11 30 a m Saturday. This is the first of three sessions for summer job seekers with future dates May 17 and May 24. Openings cover agricultural and non agricultural work including seed corn detasseling, sales, office, factory, farm, construction, transportation, painting and odd jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Employment Service
Eighth Avenue SE
Man Injured in Shooting Mishap at Mt. Vernon
Roger L. Pitlik, 19, of rural Mt. Vernon, sustained a minor knee injury in an accidental shooting at his home. He and his mother were shooting rats with a .22 caliber rifle when a ricochet struck his right knee, the Linn county sheriff said. A Mt. Vernon physician removed the bullet and Pitlik was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Pitlik
Mt. Vernon
Linn County
Pitlik
Wanted Ad: Dial 369-1234 For Item Request
A compact notice invites readers to use a wanted advertisement to locate a specific item. It directs callers to dial 369 1234 for details and placement. The item sought and contact details are implied within the brief prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Municipal Court Judgments List Verdicts in Local Cases
A compiled slate of court judgments entries shows numerous small-claims style verdicts across various defendants and plaintiffs. Amounts range from 37.73 to 822.35, reflecting settlements against hospitals, utilities, stores, and individuals.
Tom Kolda Sues For $200,000 in Waterloo Crash
Thomas J. Kolda of 3332 Henderson Avenue SE files a $200,000 suit in Black Hawk County District Court over a December Waterloo crash. He names Earl W. Klingaman as defendant and executor of Edna Bell Klingaman’s estate, alleging Klingaman ran a stop sign and caused the collision that injured Kolda. He cites impairment of hearing taste and smell and reduced earning power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Kolda
Henderson Avenue
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Kolda
Mt. Mercy College
Earl W.klingaman
Edna Bell Klingaman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonnie Mottinger
D.M
Wilson Beauty Salon
Adv
Bonnie June Mottinger
Mottinger
Marion High School
Christian Church
Thomas Thompson
Juli Ann Mottinger
Chris L. Mottinger
Solon
Tommy Thompson
Gary Thompson
Karen Thompson
Murdoch Chapel
Peter Morgan
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Fourth Avenue
Brockman and
16Th St
Brockman Ave
Masonic Temple
Robert D. Richey
Iowa City
Grand Commandery
McGowan Blvd
26Th St
YMCA
Marion Branch
First National Bank
Sorg Pharmacy
Hallmark
Boston
Nordman Jewelers
Philmaid
Mom
Iowa
United States
11Th Street
Cedar Hills
Irwin
Saxony Hall
Michaels Stern
Arrow
Wembley
Salvatori
Bankamericard
Joan Rocarek
M. L. Gasner
George A. Eggman
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Thomas L
Beth’ E. Andrews
St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital
Frank
Dorothy Blozvich
Montgomery Ward and Co
Clarence
Sharon Brainard
Wray
Robb and Bickel
Dixie Brecht
Sanitary Farm Dairies
Carolyn M. Clark
M. E. Godbey
James D
Adeline Clement
Mercy Hospital
Herbert William
Stella Yvonne Coates
Melvin Dean
Jacqueline Daywitt
Ottumwa Hospital
Empire Credit Corp
Ronald D. Blanshaw
Alan’s Furniture
Melvin W. Milam
Russell Anthony
Jack Fleming
American Professional Color Corp
Morris Bailey
Sands Printing Co
Warner Studio
Cummings and Co
George E. Farah
Donald F. Griffin
Alex J. Pledge
People’s Furniture Co
Dennis
Linda Jibben
Collection Service Co
George J. and
Bladel Lane
Moershel
Wellso
Et al
Lyle Thomas Casteel
Tom Kolda
Balster
American of
Martinsville
International
Mr. & Mrs
Simmons
Kroehler Mr. & Mrs
Zepel
Pecan
Ward
Stanley
Kroehler
Hutch and Buffet
FBI
Seventh Avenue
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