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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1957

Page

7

Fragmented 1957 Legal Notices and Weather Fragments

A mixed OCR snippet lists court cases such as J Keith vs Lena Funk and Som Lehr vs Arvel Stewart with small monetary amounts and addresses. It also includes a murky weather forecast noting mostly cloudy skies, light rain or snow, and temperatures in the low to mid forties with humidity. The garbled text mentions several names and addresses and random financial figures, creating a patchy, unreliable record of notices and local forecasts.

jAstes J. Keith Lena Funk Fifth Avenue SE Sanitary Farm Dairies Verpon Spenler Darsl Avenue NE Som Lehr Arvel Elizaebeth Stewart AcCarthy Roud Ers Ve Charles Swal Kismarch Medicage Gotheass Denver New York Omaha Angeles BE Pharnix Mischels Seathle An Iowa Carl R Arhehanf James A Weland Edna M. Wirth Vernon View

Iowa Voting Results and Local Court Notices Summary

Local Iowa voting details show municipal expansion plans in Des Moines Davenport Iowa City and Iowa Falls with Webster City approving a city public department. Court actions list judgments entered in various cases, birth notices, divorces, marriage licenses, and civil suits filed across multiple towns including Dubuque Davenport and Waterloo.

Webster City Des Moines Davenport Iowi City Iowa Falls Alarshalltown Downing Robert Fadown Charlotte Olney Ed Saver Ve Alvin C Betty ‘J. LaGrange Sb ‘ Bower and Almy Mproves Credit Union Alice Merle M. Dlamad Emil Ailick Mrs Norman Russell

Local Deaths and City Elections Highlight Iowa Notices

Obituaries note Laura May Haffenbeck Cedar Rapids resident died after illness service in Turner chapel Riverside cemetery. Edward P. Day and Alfred A. Sammet services announced. Ralph Karst obituary mentions Cedar Rapids early life. Iowa election roundup reports Des Moines Sioux City Burlington Marshalltown results with turnover and bond issue, city official changes, and Madison Fork grant vote.

Laura May Helienbeck First Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Anamosa Miss Halfenbeck First Congregational Church Turner Chapel Bureal Riverside Cemetery Ralph Karst Bes Moines H O Waterloo Lanwood Comet Ordar Rapids

Third Member of Bad Check Ring Given 10 Years

Three men from out of state were prosecuted for forging a $125 check in Cedar Rapids last spring. Oliver J. Tinker, 27, pled guilty to two forgery charges and received two 10 year terms. teammates Harry Winchester and Donald Roff earlier faced similar convictions.

Linn County Cedar Rapids Fort Madison State Penitentiary Oliver J. Tinker Lubec Maine Charles Penningroth Roff

Optimists Boost Christmas Tree Selling Program

Cedar Rapids Optimist clubs plan to order over 8100 Christmas trees this year for their Friend of the Boy sale. They expect about 10 percent more trees than last year to offer greater variety and fund year round youth projects. Members sell $1 deposit cards that reserve a tree and refund the deposit if no tree is chosen. This marks the fourth year of the annual fundraiser.

Cedar Rapids Optimist Jelub Flmeur Brinkmann Optimist Club Brinkmann Onimists Optinist International

Gazelle Went Ad drives rising inquiries for NW apartment

Mrs. Gleen Nutt of 1222-99h Street N.W. reports after running the Gazetta Want Ad for two days she received at least 25 calls and rented the apartment. The ad highlights how classifications 40 to 44 and 48 of the Gazelle Went Ad faction are increasingly read nationwide.

Gleen Nutt N.W Gazetta Gazelle

Court Dates Set for Linn County Equity Trials

Linn county Clerk Arthur Axmear released the November term trial schedule for law and equity cases. Dates run from November 12 through December 30 with multiple civil matters including Walker vs. National Union, Dvorsky vs. City of Cedar Rapids, Machamer vs. City of Cedar Rapids and Iowa Electric, and numerous other named parties and firms listed by date.

Linn County Arthur Axmear Weays Riggie Waterlaw Railroad Trax OH Mitralsky Walker National Union Pesek Burrichter Topinka Konnenberg Dvorsky City of Cedar Rapids McDermott Kling Baugh Kretschmar Machamer Iowa Electric Fisher Hetzer Novak Highway Commission Howell Collogan Postel Ward Dunsmore-Baker Fox Mustard Ford Iowa Gas and Appliance Pollock Swesey Fitzgerald Nalt Hogan Sweetman Bell Waconia Gil Cox Schwilters Sweet and Mease Peyton Sherren Gauser Sherren Zarerka Porter Pratt Moris Washburn- Chandler Chamberlain Iowa Browns City of Cedar Rapids Sanket Mapes Barkwill Ferandez Bear Haskins Whael Bernard Holloff Osborne

Cedar Rapids election returns highlight sweeping mayoral win

Tuesday’s voting produced a clear mayoral victory for Halaghan by 11,081 votes, with Johnson leading safety and Shankl finance commissioners also elected. Other races including Gardner parks and Hullinger sludge saw decisive margins across most precincts as residents elected city officials for 1958 terms.

Llaghan Chachima Johnson Gaskill Shank Gardner Tory Maresh Public Improvements Halvorson Thayer Hullinger McLaughlin iCedar Rapids East Edge Bates Vondracek Stralling Cedar Rapids Kuta Nelson Kenwood Taylor Shop Buchanan Westwood Hayes School

Hospital notes and community briefs from Cedar Rapids

Mercy hospital reports Mrs Emil Buresh and Mrs Hazel Millburn hospitalized in Cedar Rapids area. Principal Fred Kluss remains in St Luke's with pneumonia. NAACP Cedar Rapids set meeting at Community House. Missing overcoat reported by Maurice Eggers. George Naxera family update from New Kensington hospital. Jerry Tauber reports theft of a Schwinn bike from Gazette lot.

Whipple, Winterberg and Cockburn Cedar Propigs Ce Ldar Rapids Inurance Company Whipple, Winterberg and Cockhurr Emil Ruth)Buresh G Avenue Mercy Hospital I Millburn Hazel Fourth Avenue NE St. Luke's Hospital Kluss Fred Kluss Washington High School St. Luke's NAACP Cedar Rapids The National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Thur Dauy Alaurice Eggers Seventh Avenue SW Eggers Town and Country Sor Naxera George Naxeras Wilson Avenue New Kensington Jerry Tauber Tourteenth Avenue Schwinn Hityele Ta Gazette

Gaillard Sets Algerian Home Rule, fiscal Plan in France

France's new premier Gaillard prioritized Algeria in his program, seeking adoption of the Algerian home rule bill while offering amendments to strengthen French residents' votes. He outlined a strict budget, 238 million dollars in new taxes, and a request for financial powers to trim expenses. He also hinted at seeking foreign loans to cover the exchange shortage as the assembly backed his cabinet 337 to 173.

Gaillard Bourges - Maunours Napoleon Bonaparte

Socialist Mayor Jasper McLevy Loses Bridgeport Bid

Bridgeport Connecticut mayor Jasper McLevy 78 who served since 1933 suffered a narrow defeat Tuesday by City Judge Samuel Tecisco Democrat by under 200 votes. Tecisco claimed the 13th term in a closely watched race that ended McLevy long tenure as dean of Connecticut mayors.

Bridgeport

Railroad Clerk Hurt By Falling Car Door

A Rock Island railroad clerk, Robert Kaulback, 35, of 25 Marquis Court NE, was released from Mercy hospital after being struck by two falling freight car doors while walking along a siding in Rock Island yards. He received treatment for possible shoulder wrist and spinal injuries at Mercy.

Rock Island Railroad Mercy Hospital Robert Kaulback Marquis Court NE Rock Island Mercy

Segregation era votes mark diverse city results

The report notes about 36 percent turnout from Tuesday's record vote with segregationist and token integration positions. In Little Rock six of seven city director seats went to segregationists, one to an ally of a Citizens Council. Pittsburgh re elected David L. Lawrence mayor as Democrats won Buffalo Albany Louisville and other cities. Paul Butler calls results a return to Democratic leadership in crisis.

Burlington Ray Morrison Art Tiebenstadt Frank Marsh Art Hartman Hartman Marshalltown Leonard L. Grimes W. H. Crosby Davenport Don Petrucelli G.O.P F.G. Codd Harod ‘Thoresen John Jebens, Jr Phil Steffen, Jr H. Herington Theodore Lorena Robert Keltenberger Ira M. Kiger Demgeratic Ray Tu Yarien Little Rock Citizens Council David L. Lawrence Pittsburgh Buffalo Albany Louis Ville Tor New Haven Bridgeport

Five Railroad Men Sight Sputnik Type Object at Dawn

Five railroad workers reported sighting a bright object crossing the sky from southwest to northeast around 4 45 a m near Marion. They described it as possibly Sputnik II or its rocket, with earlier reports placing the satellite over a Texas to Chicago line at that time.

Robert Carne Marion America Texas Chicago

Traffic signal plan near Jefferson High School area

Johnson outlined cooperation on traffic control near Jefferson high school. Projects include four corner posts plus elevated light sets at First avenue Fifteenth street and at Sixteenth avenue Eighteenth or Twentieth street SW. Groundwork for a one way east on First and west on Second avenues is underway with surveys, to be tackled in order listed.

Johnson Suite Stemals Jefferson High School First Avenue Fifteenth Street Sixteenth Avenue Jil Avenue Second Avenue Johnson

Visit by lie to London Doubted

Washington AP The White House said President Eisenhower will not go to London when he goes to Paris next month. Anne Wheaton assistant press secretary said Mrs Eisenhower’s health does not figure in the plan. Reports in Britain said the First Lady would skip London because of her recent operation. Mrs Wheaton said she would like to go but Paris NATO talks will occupy most of the time abroad.

Washington Eisenhower London Paris Anne Wheaton Pris Mes Britain

U N unit backs new arms talks in disarmament push

United Nations political committee favored resuming private disarmament talks. A 24 nation vote approved quick restart on Western proposals despite a Soviet boycott, with a 46 to 9 tally.

United Nations

Berlin protest over Elvis recording Silent Night claim

A Berlin newspaper on Wednesday protested reports that Elvis Presley would record Christmas carols including Keep Your Hands Off Silent Night. The piece noted the supposed origin of Silent Night and questioned the accuracy of the claim.

Elvis Berlin Elvis Presley Chris Presley

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Daily Record Minneota Marjorie Estby Verecand Street Hospital Carlton T Campbeth Vermon William Slade and. Mer William Dean Baenhizer York Avenue SE Rarbrestare Harole Blakely Baulei Kaybre Stare A Mittan Schaeffer Indeper Company Seaony Grain Company Barémeier Ieee Nuvo Mississippi LaCrosse Dam No Amegrepor Dubuque Rise Ise Keokuk Thee Store Donovan Abbey Suthoa Honmtown Dairies, Inc. Ve. RB Hoke U. Linde Frank Aewrenee Aubrey Aakee Grotéry John Kohl Albia John T. Jones Levilla Jones Arthur Dykhuizen Tenth Street Nelores J. Smith Milford £. Smith Larry Miller Walford Meredith Clough Cerlar Rapids Cleve Caberly Doris van Fossen Centur Paint Marenga Wesley Malone Loras Nicholson Twelfth Avenue SE Hoover Funeral Home Kaszta Decorah Mar James Rosenthal Frederick Rosenthal St. Benedict’s Catholic Church Catholic Cemetery Tobart Jugenheimer Reenolds Funeral Home Sigourney Keystone Jacob Selk Fellmer Funeral Home Mt. Auburn Hawkeye John Rappold Emerson Funeral Home Colesburg Anna Sheinfadt Harrison Suneral Tama Oak Hilly Cemetery Pas Flake Boulevard SE Gover R Lincoln Park Glenn Stech Stech Edward A. Jochamsen Jochamsen Jochumsen Jetty Arlo Norris Mark Kuhn Loran Wherry Merle Meighan Bard Ed Fernau Ralph Ehergy Henrik Petersen Rf. Is. Gerard J. Schmacher Trelnhold O. Carlson Florence T. Myers Charles F. Ties Wade F. Clarke Fernalia Mt Vernon Jerry A. Hasek Sixth Avenue Willis G. Wilson Earl Potter Wendy Oaks John J. Norris, Jr Lerr L. Coonrad Springville Everett Jonakl E. Livingston Beverly J. Realing Twenty-seventh Street Drive Charles L Ascoloan Company Walter J Darlene Mirsua Ernest al Mellowsn and Towa Mutual Insurance Company Franklin Vo Gerald Ackley Leona Eloss Leonard J. Sankow Sixteenth Avenue Home Vel Frank al Holliday Worthingtond Piel McGregor Lyle Peterson Pilkington Funeral Home Swede Ridge Cemetery Laura May Hallenbeck Edward P. Day Sammet Services Alfred AM. Sammet I3ua Redid Nel Tt Sain Janeba Leonard FE. Deaver Burtal Cedar Memorial Res Moines APY Herschel Robert Conley Frank McGowan Ray Mills Mills Iowa Federation of ‘Labor Afl-Cio Conley McCawlan Sioux City Creorge W. Young Harold ©. Benson Paul Beck Fred Davenport Paul B. Resene Fred T. Melly Fork Madison Alavor Waltert i Guenther Mary Ustier Maslow John E. Phillins Forte L W. Johnston James L. Yeast Dave Tug Linn Edlin John Haurk Hird Bad Check Ring Nate Suit Family Finance Corporation Iwednesday Harrold Arlene Futter James A. Pickering Barbara Jean Pickering Nannie Blessing Aoson Carl R. Blessing Air Condiiioned Third Street Anderson Lumber Deawford Merk Merkl Swearingen S. Swearingen Mobley Carroll Butts Kinghead Kinkead Burkle Gogel Sundberg Baker Bowser Soukups Happels Douglas Douglis Detert Deter Leftwich Nightengale Nighten- Bule First National Bank Thompson Dickey Linn County Building and Loan Cook Primrose Hennessey Brothers Charipar Soukup Kreig Kreiz Snyder Kramer Todds Wear Strader Burke Baskerville Villella Thomas Reynolds Turner John B. Turner & Son Em Fish Halverson Meaghan Carl Badger Business Men's St. Stephen's Church Lions Club Cigar Institute of America Roosevelt Hotel CSA Building, Ltd U.S West Germany Bridgeport Oosts Antonio Rivera Anna Bevrial Clinton Crdar Rapids Potter Henry Reassley Mildred Penn Seventh Street Oskaloosa Charles Severe Durham William Penn College Fidd John E. Lapes Grd Ave Seem Mt. Vernon Rd Lie U.N Newman
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