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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2007
Page
14
Community bulletin board requests news notes two weeks before events. Send to P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids 1A 52406 or email to community gazette communications com for publication consideration.
National Letter Carriers and Campbell Soup Co sponsor a food donation drive. Residents leave sturdy nonperishable bags by the mailbox before mail delivery for collection and distribution to local food banks. Local post offices provide details at www.helpstampouthunger.com.
Cedar Rapids Mound View Neighborhood Association hosts a 10 a.m. Saturday meeting at Central Park Presbyterian Church with guest Eve lyn Rutledge presenting Dolls from Old to New. Cedar Valley Chapter of the Embroiderers Guild meets 10 a.m. Saturday at Meth Wick Community 1224 13th St NW. information at 319 393-8982.
A Cedar Rapids division docket lists numerous bankruptcy petitions from residents in Iowa. Debts and assets are detailed for each filer including Ronald M. Thompson, Jane R. Thompson, Mary A. Wagner, Gayle E. Van Est, Kem M. Shramek, Mary K. Walton, Christine Keeney, Dawn King, Brandice Denison, Terrence Murray, Patrice Murray, Robert Shultice, Anna Browns, Keith Matthiesen, Michael Dirks, Joshua Hesser, Sheila Cronbaugh, Katie Bolsinger, Joshua Merta, Paul Gardner, Jeffery Scott, Sharon Scott, Sean McKee, Ashley Gordon, Anthony Newcomb, Joseph Lee, Dianne Kemp, Gordon/Hershberger, Galen Hartzler, Teresa Miller, Carolyn Hopp, and others. Several cases note petitions for debt payment under court protection and supervision.
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