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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1957
Page
5
A Syracuse reader laments few practical steps for the elderly and cites senior centers as helpful but not universal solutions. The piece argues for expanded Social Security growth and community programs, noting many towns have clubs and services but older adults still fear offering help.
Mrs. James P. Young asks Cedar Rapids officials to install open storm sewer bars at 18 locations in northeast and southeast Cedar Rapids. She argues the bars would safeguard children in residential areas without impeding water flow.
Four residents request opening and grading of a 25 foot half width of avenue NE from 38th to 39th streets. Hennessey Breathers seek permission to widen the Fifth street NW sidewalk and grade parking for St. Patrick's church. Jessia Grothouse and Hall Engineering seek approval for 300 feet of eight inch sewer on Center street NE west of Eastern avenue for F Richard Whitters. An affidavit from Della Wart concerning future occupancy of two lots in Alandale addition was filed. A cab driver's license for Dean William Nebendahl was revoked on police recommendation.
A health blurb touts COLONAID as a breakthrough laxative that re-moistens dry colon contents and adds bulk to stimulate the urge to purge. It claims safety for pregnant women, no cramping, and no interference with nutrient absorption, priced at eight dollars for 60 tablets.
A vintage Ford pitch touts the 1957 line featuring electron balanced engines for smooth operation and the Mileage Maker Six for fuel efficiency. It highlights a new frame suspension and body unit for durability, improved ride, and superior handling. Trade-in value is emphasized.
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