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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
2
On the European Goodwill Tour in Italy, George Naxera encounters a 2000-strong Genoa communist rally as Italians display election banners. The group visits Pisa to view the leaning tower and its baptistry echo chamber before continuing to Florence for a day of sightseeing and shopping.
The Rev. Leonard E. Deaver pastor of Salem EUB Church for 10 years was elected conference superintendent of the Cedar Falls district. He and his family will move to Cedar Falls about June 1 after being chosen at the Iowa conference in Story City. Deaver serves on Coe College’s board of trustees and has led several religious and civic groups. He is also involved with real estate groups and fraternal organizations. In a related note, real estate surveys show buyers favor area, price, bedrooms, and closeness to schools, while counselors urge realtors to adopt a counseling role. Ga zette want ads see rising use as well.
Otis L. Voss 48 a Luzerne farmer will have a Friday service at 2 p.m. at St. Pauls Lutheran church Luzerne. Survivors include wife Gladys a son Larry two daughters Sharon and Shirley Rieck his mother Mrs Tracy Voss and two sisters Elizabeth and Delores Voss Cedar Rapids and a sister Mrs Cody Homire Belle Plaine. Friends may call at Peffers in Belle Plaine until 10:30 a.m. Friday.
George M. Clarkson of Des Moines told Cedar Rapids realtors at a noon board meeting that over 94 percent of home buyers choose a preferred area, 85 percent study classifieds before buying, and 95.5 percent purchase in their preferred area. He was the guest speaker at the Sheraton-Montrose hotel.
The United Church of Christ held its first Iowa state conference in Des Moines and approved a budget of $653,852 for 1964. J. O. Nelson, executive secretary, spoke as part of the proceedings.
The Secretary of the Iowa Council of Churches addressed the convention urging unity among churches and cooperation on social issues. The remarks highlighted ecumenical collaboration and community service initiatives.
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