Dedication service and community notices at local churches
Sunday ceremonies at Ascension Lutheran church 2210 Grand avenue begin at 2 30 with Rev William Biedermann of Christ the King church Town City leading and Rev William Thalacker of West Branch dedicating the new building area ministers from Cedar Rapids participate Gohman Associates offer real estate help Two deer sighted near downtown Marion prompting police calls and witness reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascension Lutheran Church
Grand Avenue
William Biedermann
Christ the King
Town City
Biedermann
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Marion
Iowa City
William Thalacker
West Branch
Landis C. Gross
Norris Wagen
St. Stephen's
Rov Jorgenson
James Lescher
St. Andrews
William Hilker
Our Savior’s
Cedar Rapids
Marion Boy 2 Survives Window Incident in Marion
A 2-year-old Marion boy narrowly escaped serious injury when his head became trapped in his car’s electrically powered window. He was revived after tr c during resuscitation by his father and Marion police and later treated at St Luke’s hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Michael McArthur
Robert D. McArthurs
St. Luke’s Hospital
Greg Hoffa
Duane Hoffas
B Avenue
Greg
Hoffa
McArthur
Ron Shipman
Michael
Pattern 584 for cardtable cover with pockets
Instructional notice offering a Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern 584 for a felt or cotton twill cardtable cover with appliqued pockets. Includes pricing of fifty cents per pattern, plus fifteen cents for mailing and handling, and requests fulfillment to Laura Wheeler at The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Ripon Society Critiques Reagan in Study
The Ripon Society a liberal Republican research group called Ronald Reagan unqualified for national posts requiring high administrative or diplomatic responsibility. It cited his simplistic domestic stance lack of administrative competence and emphasis on military force in foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Ripon Society
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Des Moines Man Charged in Death of 17-Year-Old Girl
Des Moines Franklin Barber, 20, was charged with manslaughter after a gun inside a car outside a South Des Moines home went off killing Joyce Brown, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Brown. Barber claimed the weapon fired accidentally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Franklin Barber
Joyce Brown
Theodore Brown
Barber
Dust Causes Two-Car Crash Near Monona
Limited visibility blamed for a two car crash on the Monona to Marquette gravel road. Mr and Mrs Kadlec of Monona and Mr and Mrs Cahoon of McGregor suffered minor injuries and were treated at a local medical office. Cahoon backed his parked bar into Kadlec’s car causing 500 and 900 dollar damages respectively. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monona
Marquette
McGregor
Alois, Kadlee
Kenneth Cahoon
Clayton County
Milton Klink
Cahoon
Kadlec
Speed Trap Snags Heath Yet Court Clears Road Signs
British Conservative leader Edward Heath was charged with speeding after a radar trap on February 25 but the case was dismissed when lawyers showed the road was inadequately posted. The incident prompts the Transport Ministry to issue new rules for speed limit signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Heath
Heath
Transport Ministry
Giant Redevelopment Plan To Change Face of Japan
Tokyo plans a long range urban and rural reform set to reshape Japan by 1985. Under Kakuei Tanaka, the Liberal Democrat program aims to create new cities and reorganize farmland to shift population from overcrowded cities into rural areas and smaller towns near seven core regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Liberal- Democratic Party
Kakuei Tanaka
Eisaku Sato
Kogen
Akagi-Haruna
Kiryu-Ota
Iowa teaching practices commission declared inoperative
Des Moines AP reports a 1967 law creating the Iowa professional teaching practices commission is void due to no appropriation. The advisory says financing by teachers is unspecified, and the agency cannot accept private funds such as a $6,743 gift from the Iowa State Education Assn without legislative authority. The panel aimed to set teaching standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
Attorney General’s Office
Asst. Atty
Oscar Strauss
Strauss
Iowa State Education Assn
Castro Eclipse Signals Shift in Global Revolution
Fidel Castro, once idolized by the New Left, is now a questioned figure as Latin American students rally for other leaders. The Soviet Union leverages economic aid to curb Cuba while Castro pursues political opposition in Latin America, keeping his influence in flux amid rising pro Soviet tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Fidel Castro
New
Latin America
Paris
West Berlin
Rome
Trotsky
Mao Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
Che Guevera
Cuba
Lider Maximo
Castro
Russia
Venezuela
Guatemala
Brazil
Nicaragua
Chile
Dominican ‘Republic
Moscow
Kremlin
Red China
Havana
Lole
Che Guevara
Bolivia
McAndrew Dies NBC News Chief at 53
William McAndrew, 53, president of NBC News, died Thursday from internal bleeding after injuries from a fall. He pioneered teaming Huntley and Brinkley and conceived NBC White Papers and broader convention coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAndrew
NBC News
Network Television News
Chet Huntley
David Brinkley
NBC
Man Feared Drowned After Fall From Boat in Clear Lake
Authorities search Clear Lake for the body of a man believed drowned after falling off a boat around 9 p.m. Thursday. Police declined to identify the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Dissolution of Cedar Circle Incorporated
Cedar Circle Incorporated a Iowa corporation dissolved by unanimous stockholder action. Principal place of business in Cedar Rapids Linn county Iowa. Dated May 15. By Frank C Byers Jr President By Jackson T Long Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Circle, Incorporated
Cedar Circle. Incorporated
Iowa
Code of Iowa
Isiness
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Frank C. Byers, Jr
Jackson T. Long
Notice Hearing on Cedar Rapids Street Improvements
The city schedules a nine oclock A M hearing June 19 1968 at City Hall to review proposed curb gutter and asphalt work on E Avenue Northeast A Avenue Northeast 37th Street Northeast 2nd Avenue Southeast Forest Drive Linden Drive 8th Street Northeast 13th Street Northwest and related streets. Written objections may be filed and oral comments heard. Harold G. Schaefer City Clerk. May 22 1968. Agnes M. Kluber Deputy. Published May 31 1968. Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
29Th Street
32Nd Street
24Th Street
27Th Street
37Th Street
F Avenue
H Avenue
2Nd Avenue
11Th Street
Crescent Street
Forest Drive
Blake Blvd
Grande Avenue
Linden Drive
8Th Street
1 Avenue
J Avenue
13Th Street
K Avenue
Harold G. Schaefer
Agnes M. Kluber
19Th St
Crescent St
Blake
Iearold G. Schaefer
Agno. M. Kinher
Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment to Hear Variance Appeals
A regular Board of Adjustment meeting in Cedar Rapids Iowa on June 10 1968 will hear three variance appeals for properties at 11 Fleetwood Road SW 923 Jacolyn Drive NW and 405 I Street NE Cedar Rapids R2 District. Appellants request variances from side yard and setback provisions to permit a 44.67 by 42.47 foot single family dwelling with garage and a 19 by 26 foot attached garage and a detached 16 by 24 foot garage. Details on file with the Building Safety Department. Don W Dodge Chairman. Also notice: Resolution of Necessity for curb gutter and asphalt mat construction proposals set for June 19 1968 at 9 am with assessment procedures and objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Adjustment
Board of Adjustment
City of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
City Hall
Midwest Development Company
Fleetwood Road
G. Dwayne Price
Jacolyn Drive
Lows
Acpellant
Ralph G. Helm
Am Street
N.E
Board For
Edward F. Winter
Probate notice and executor appointment for Walter Widger
In Iowa District Court the will of Walter Robert Widger deceased was admitted to probate on May 2, 1948, with Inez Helen Widger named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months and actions to set aside the will must be brought within one year from the second publication. Otto F. Wiedersberg signs, notices published May 24 and 31, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Eine Cecualy
E Walter Robert Widger
Walter Robert Widger
Otto F. Wiedersberg
Wid Paeretery
Cada Nez
Helen Oer FabliSitt Cedar Rnei
District Court
Linn County
Howard W.hightower
Howard W. Hightower
Elizabeth Hightower
Cedar Rapids
Probate notice for Toy Masad estate in Linn County Iowa
In Linn County Iowa a probate case 342 for Toy Masad deceased lists the last will from September 23 1959 admitted to probate on May 17 1968 with George A. David named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred. executors must collect and settle debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Jaws
Linn
Toy Masad
Toy Mased
George A. David
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Silliman, Gray & Stapleton
Probate notice in Linn County Iowa for Howard W. Hightower
The probate court in Linn County Iowa admits the last will and testament of Howard W. Hightower deceased. Elizabeth Hightower is appointed executor and must settle claims with the clerk as required by law. Creditors must file authenticated claims for allowance. publication dates noted 1968.
Notice of Probate Will and Executor Appointment
In Linn County Iowa the last will of Elizabeth L. Clark dated January 14 1948 was admitted to probate. Charlotte R. Clark is named executor and must present claims for allowance to the clerk by May 31 1968 or be barred. Robert C. Nelson is attorney for the executor.
Lawsuit notice in Boulder Colorado detailing a judgment and attachment
The Mercantile Bank and Trust Company of Boulder Colorado sues John Mark in Boulder District Court alleging a 1968 judgment of 657,064.31 principal plus fees and costs, and seeks an attachment. The defendant, not a resident, is urged to appear in Cedar Rapids Iowa by July 8 1968. Also Cedar Rapids ordinance 41 68 rezoning provisions for 2204 Johnson Avenue N W and related approvals are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ewart Shank
Mercantile Bank Ando Trust Company
Boulder
Colorado
John Mark
State of
Clorada
Sid
Phercantile Bam and Trust Company
Sulendant
Court
Lown
Linn County
Simmons, Perrine Albright
Merchants National Bank
Celar Rapids
Amee
Cedar
Johnson Avenue
N.W
Ag ‘Department
Eagsteringepartment
Stewart Shank
Notice of Probate and Estate Administration in Iowa
The District Court of Iowa Linn County appoints Herbert T. Duff as administrator of the estate. Creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication date. Second publication is May 31, 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn
Herbert T. Duf
Haive
Duffy
Fet
Marion
Dewitt H. Smith
Cedar Rapids Ordinance Prohibits Bombs and Explosives
Cedar Rapids enacts ordinance amending Chapter 63 to ban selling manufacturing possessing or using bombs and similar devices. Police and officials exempt. penalties follow municipal code. City Clerk attests May 1948 publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Gischa
Cedar Rapids
Harold G. Schaefer
Sealed bids for Cedar Rapids School District paving project
Cedar Rapids Community School District invites sealed proposals for installing asphaltic concrete in specified areas. Bids due 1:30 p.m. June 17, 1968 in the Board Room, Board of Education Building Cedar Rapids Iowa. Bid security required. District reserves right to reject bids and waive irregularities. Preference given to Iowa products and domestic labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Board of Education
Second Avenue S.W
Harold G. Schaefer
Cedar Rapids Community School District
Uera
Second Avenue 3
Goss
Seer Gatt
Ear Rapids Common
Linn
City sewer project set for public assessment hearing
Notice of proposed final assessment for a sanitary sewer upgrade along Edgewood Road North Avenue and Wiley Boulevard Northwest is published. The Cedar Rapids City Council fixes June 26 1908 at 9 AM for hearing objections and corrections before finalizing the plat and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grein
Olven
Rei
Clete
Gaunell
Edgewood Road
Trevtarrly
Wiley Boulevard
Searber
Cedar Reside
Cedar Rapids Amends Mayor Powers in City Emergency Ordinance
City adopts Ordinance 44-68 amending Chapter 5 to empower the Mayor with chief executive duties and broad emergency powers. It allows declaring a citywide state of emergency for up to 15 days with possible renewals, and outlines prohibitions on gatherings, alcohol, firearms, and vehicle movement. May 29 to May 2, 1968 dates appear in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cepa
Stuart Shank
Iowa
City of
Cedar Rapids
Iowe
Lowe
Ammayor
Council of
Nesfed
Cry
Iowa Highway Patrol
Iowa National Guard
Piiapey
Laws
Mary Tore Stewart Shank
Harold & Schacter
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New Ascension Church
Gohman & Associates
Edward Kendall
John Aea
Knapp
Ray E. Knapp
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
William H. Blessington
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Prairieburg
Murdoch Funeral Home
Murdoch Chapel
Beautician
Wilson Beauty Salon
Adv
Marge
Floyd Morehouse
Rich Hotz
Stuber Motor
Seventh Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Ninth Street
Willard Crabtree
Eleventh Street
Marion Boy
Bay House
James W. Pinnix
Quincy
Twenty-third Avenue
Chadwick Anderson
St. Paul, Minn
Kensinger, Realtors
Ben Franklin
Petite Salon
Park Department
Marion Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Temple
Bethel Baptist Church
Ken Brown
William Larson
YMCA
Marion Branch
Ray
Casa
D.M. Man
Robert Trumbull
Times News Service
Tle
Tokyo Area
Kuniaki Fumoto
Tanaka
Marilyn Michaels
Joey Bishop
Kcrg-Tv
Man
By Leon Dennen
New Yer Times News Service
William
Ou Reid Cy Te Repids
Harold G. Schuster
Pegulap
Don W. Dodge
Board of Adjustments of
Carl Hendrickson Attori
Edar Rapids
Carl Hendrickson
Elizabeth L. Clark
Charlotte R. Clark
Robert C. Nelson
Attos Rarold c
G. Schaefer
Es Elabor
Lester Woodward
Genevieve Woodward
Ail Rapids
He Ily Otedar Rapids
Iuyae
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