Linn Board Accepts Resignation and Hires Social Director
The Linn County Board of Supervisors accepted Mrs. John C. Power’s resignation as director of social and recreational activities at the county home and hired Mrs. Donald Denny to fill the post at 150 dollars a month. The board also authorized County Attorney Jack Fulton to attend the Iowa County Attorneys Association conference at Lake Okoboji June 11 to 13, approved a gas main lay to extend service to Cedar Rapids airport facilities, scheduled Bell Telephone to bury lines in Linn township, suspended taxes for infirmity, and reported 830.76 dollars in April fines along with homestead credit action lista.
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Linn Board of Supervisors
John C. Power
Donald Denny
H Avenue
Power
Cedar Rapids
Denny
Jack Fulton
Iowa
Lake Okoboji
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Konigsmark Road
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Mternon
Linn
Winifred Hooker
Center Point
Mollie Linville
Cedar Rap
Drunk Driving Charge Reduced By Judge Barnes
Ronald D. Denny, 22, of 1389 H avenue NE, had a drunk driving charge reduced to reckless driving by Judge Donald P. Barnes on a county attorney motion. Denny paid a $25 fine and costs after pleading nolo contendere to the reduced charge. He was arrested Feb 6 after his car ditched on Fiftieth street NE near F avenue. he pled innocent to drunk driving on Feb 14.
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Ronald D. Denny
H Avenue
Donald P. Barnes
Denny
Fiftieth Street
F Avenue
Antique shop sign near Huntingdon reads New and used antiques
A sign outside a local antique shop in Huntingdon Tennessee proclaims New and used antiques inviting customers to browse. The brief item notes the shop’s emphasis on offering both new and used pieces to shoppers in the area.
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Huntingdon, Tenn
Shipper Motor Carrier Meeting Hears Kinnaird in Cedar Rapids
A two day Middlewest Shipper Motor Carrier conference at the Roosevelt hotel concluded with John M. Kinnaird of Washington DC discussing Unauthorized Transportation. About 110 representatives from 12 midwestern states attended the first Cedar Rapids meeting. The by-laws were amended to add Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas. The conference urged standardization of bills of lading and opposed deregulation of the motor carrier industry.
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Middlewest
Roosevelt Hotel
John M. Kinnaird
Washington, D.C
Kinnaird
Committee On
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cedar Rapids
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Middlewest Motor Freight Bureau
Four Inducted In Mt Mercy Honor Society
Mt Mercy college inducted four students into Phi Sigma Lambda, the honor society. Prof John C Gerber of the University of Iowa spoke on Mark Twain, noting humor arises from paradox and a drive for excellence. Inductees: Sheryl Bresnahan Waukon Nancy Ortner Carliol Marcella Dostal Toledo and Cecilia Gronen Waterloo. Anne Ward Clarence Sharon Campbell and Mary Kathryn Taylor participated in the ceremonies.
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Mark Twain
John C. Gerber
University of Iowa
Mt. Mercy College
Phi Sigma Lambda
Gerber
Prof
Twain
Sheryl Bresnahan
Waukon
Nancy Ortner
Carliol
Marcella Dostal
Toledo
Cecilia Gronen
Waterloo
Anne Ward
Clarence
Sharon Campbell
Mary Kathryn Taylor
Mount Mercy Society
Gazette Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines carrier and mail subscription costs for various editions. Night edition offers 6 issues for 1.25 dollars monthly, 13 dollars yearly, while Sunday and afternoon editions run at 1.35 dollars per month or 14 dollars in some regions. No mail subscriptions are accepted in towns with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news republication.
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U.S. Territories
Man Faces Assault And Battery Charge
Wesley J. Schuetzle of 825 E avenue NW faces an assault and battery charge after an information sworn by Clement Blood of 3838 Old Marion Road NE. Blood alleges Schuetzle struck him at the Mirror Lounge 226 First Avenue NE around 2 a.m., knocking out a tooth. Schuetzle was arrested about 3:20 a.m., posted $100, and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley J. Schuetzle
E Avenue NW
Clement Blood
Old Marion Road
Schuetzle
Mirror
First Avenue NE
Man Charged with Reckless Driving
Stanley L. Kolsto, 49, of 1129 Nineteenth Avenue SW, was charged with reckless driving and intoxication after his car struck a power pole in the 1900 block of Twelfth Street SW around 8 15 a.m. He suffered a nose cut and was released on $140 bond Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley L. Kolsto
Nineteenth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Lumber Co sponsors home show in Waukon Thursday
WAUKON The Lumber Co will sponsor a home show on Thursday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the local venue, inviting residents to explore building materials and furnishings.
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Waukon — the Lumber Co
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Capitol Propane Gas Co., Inc
Ted Croy
Ilten and Taege, Inc
Elmer Mentzer
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George S. Pettit
Llewellyn Balster
Marion
Donald Koch
First Avenue
Fortieth Street
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Jane Brides
Leibs
Lane
Tyles
Leibsohn's
Yester
Leibsohn
Our
Mt. Mercy Honor Society
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Associated Press
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Les Brown Lake Tower
North Lake Shore Drive
Fieldcrest
Lindale
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Craemer's
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Washington Square
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