Fragmented Local Notice From Aged Ledger Post
Daily Record items list fines of 15 dollars with costs for several named individuals at unspecified offenses. Weather notes include high and low temperatures, wind, sunrise and sunset times, and a flood stage table for Mississippi River towns. Obituary and service notices appear for multiple people with service times and burial details.
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Deaths and legal notices from Cedar Rapids region
Obituaries note Mrs. Wilma Jungjohann age 90 of route 2 Cedar Rapids widow of Frank Jungjo Hawi died Tuesday after a stroke. Services Friday 1 pm Rangechapel Davenport burial Pine Hill. Also lists speeding and violation fines, plus obits for Audra Jayne 52 Cedar Rapids and Miss Ruble Mechanicsville resident with services Friday at Turner chapels East and West.
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Wilma
Jongjohann
Route 2
Jungjo- Hawi
Ted
Cedar Rapids
Earl Byrud
Seal Rock
Ore
Nes
Roy Binder
Daven‘port
Grace Harris
Woodards
Hotht
Leroy Swiser
Joseph Ziska
Marlon
Rangechapel
Davenport
Pine Hill Cemetery
Brentwood Drive
Forty-second Street
Audra B
Toatle) Jayne
First Avenue
Arnold XC
Jayne
Moras Via
Jayna
Nashua
Bethany Congregational Church
Kent
Mark
Mildred Miner
Blaine Dindenison
Turner Chapel
West
Mary White
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
Bethany Congregational
Mechanicsville
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Miss Ruble
Bencoming
William H. Ruble
Cense Rapids
Turner Chapel East
John P. Woods
Rose Hill
Merchanivsville
Linn County race dominates ballot heading for post wins
The article details county supervisor Joan Oxley winning the county supervisor seat after a heated campaign. It notes Oxley’s Cedar Rapids ties and farm background, and highlights the political margins in key races, including Arthur Williams and Culver aides in the county attorney and auditor contests.
Death notices and obituaries across Cedar Rapids and Des Moines
The obituary items list William Faches Allen J Phillips formerly of 38 Fifteanth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids and a retired employee of Quaker Oats Co. Details cover veterans service at Hanford American Legion post and surviving relatives. Additional notices honor Kenneth L Perry winning county clerk of court with 3rd term, plus memorials for Erickson H Keith, Dorothy E Reight, Olnus J Quandt, and others with services at Turner Chapel East Cedar Memorial.
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Phillips Allen J. Phillips
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Co
Des Moines
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Hanford
Henry
W. Philips
Phoenix
Turner Chapel East
Kenneth L. Perry
Turner East
Kenneth
Quinn
Peery
Quinnies Ee
Walter Grant
Mange
Carroll C
Chapel of Memories
George Carigon
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Erickson
H. Keith
Immaculate
Conception Church
Lawrence, Beeson
William F. Leonard
Stewart
Naval Home
Reight
Dorothy E
Turner
Richard Gsing
Trinity Lutheran Church
Oakland Cemetery
Towe City
Quandt
Olnus J
John D. Huber
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Marion
Antint
Cedar Memorial
Tanford American Legion Post
Items Stolen From Kerrs Residence In Town Voting
Kerrs of route 2 Coggon reported to the Ginn county sheriff's office on Wednesday that their home was entered during town voting. Loot valued at over 200 dollars included radios, a television, several guns and a humidifier. A broken television set was left behind. Ralph Gordon and Jarek Marion reported losses totaling about 3000 dollars from their homes in recent days.
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Hettry Kerrs
Route 2
Coggon
Ginn’ County
Shevif
Kerrs
Ralph Gordon
Jarek Marlon
Gordon
Marion Bod
Election results and local races in Moscow
The Moscow scene reports a Democratic sweep at the courthouse with a bond issue likely passing. In supervisor races Mrs. Oxley and Richard Weaver defeated George Clifford and Dudley Henderson. Unofficial tallies show Clifford trailing as Henderson’s former term ends. Miller claims strong Senate support and credits hard campaigning, while Clark emphasizes fair campaign conduct and a long history in politics.
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Oxley
Richard Weaver
George Clifford
Dudley Henderson
Floyd Emmons
Ekimanns
RTL
Wenzel
Henderson
Pdafd Chute
Clifford
Hunt
Miller
Senate
Glack
Clark
First Pair of Democratic Senators Since 1937-43
Dick Clark of Marion Iowa will join Clyde Heering of Des Moines and Guy Gillette of Cherokee as the state's two Democratic senators, marking the first pair since 1937 43 under a new party lineup. Clark, elected in 1986, will serve at least two years alongside Gillette, who was re elected in 1938 for a six year term, amid a shifting Iowa political scene and national campaign collaborations.
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Liny Coubly
Lamont
Buchanan
Ife
University of Iowa
Upper Iowa College
Fayette
Clark m
John Culver
Miller
Chicago
Sioux City
Sious City
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Marion
Iowa
Clyde Heering
Des Moines
Guy Gillette
Bech
Tori Land
Gillette
Sen
Levis Il Phy
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Merting
George Wileann
Des Muines Repiblican
Sin
Maret Hughes
Ida Grove
Mezvinsky Upsets in First District Race
In a 1968 era contest, Mezvinsky defeats veteran congressman Ired Schweigel, ending a long incumbency as the nation readies a reapportionment debate. The Davenport Democrat rallies voters to back a population based reform amid legislative redistricting pressure.
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Tivat
general assembly _ Farmar
Edward
Popu
Plegt
Valce
Marties
House of Representatives
Congress
Janes
Scehwengel
Davenport
Mezvinsky Sweeps First District Victory In Iowa
Edward Mezvinsky won a large victory in Iowa's First District, defeating incumbent Schwengel by a margin of 15,972 after all 359 precincts reported. He carried Scott County by more than 5,500 votes and added gains in Johnson, Lee, Des Moines, Poweshiek, and Benton counties, signaling a strong comeback after two years ago losing the district. Schwengel acknowledged defeat and wished Mezvinsky well, while Mezvinsky pledged a more responsive, effective Congress and discussed future collaboration with Schwengel. Other district results included Gross, Smith Kyl, Schepler, Mayne, and Harkin figures in neighboring races.
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Mezyinsky
Schwengel
Mesvinsky
Mevinsky
Congress
Washington
H. B. Gross
Lyle Taylor
Newt Smith
John Kyl
Smith
Kyl
Iowa
William Sehecle
Reputliva
Tom Harkin
Vole
Wiley Mayne
Republic Jean
Ferktey
Berlel
Births and marriages in Cedar Rapids area notices
Mercy Tohe of Ray 1 Fuller and Marlon at 2808 Grand Avenue has a son Ronald Kehoe Moinlectlo. Charles Camp at 611 Eighth Street SE reports a daughter. Marriage licenses issued to Sis Scriven and Timothy Woods, Jacqueline Wyss and Jack Evans, all of Cedar Rapids.
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Ray
Fuller
Grand Avenue
Marlon
Ronald Kehoe
Moinlectlo
Charles Camp
Eightveath Streck SE
Asc
Sis Scriven
Timothy Woods
Jacqueline Wyss
Jack Evans
Cedar Rapids
Wy Lynton AWUn US ray we blet givex Democrats control
Fragmentary text references an event related to the United States, Democrats, and Iowa. The readable parts suggest a political context but lack clear names, dates, places, or actions to form a complete, factual news card. No definite outcome or specifics can be confirmed from the fragment.
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Iowa
Haig to Visit Saigon on Peace Negotiations Effort
President Nixon will dispatch Gen Alexander Haig to Saigon to confer with President Thieu on progress in peace negotiations and to assess the Indo China situation. The White House spokesman said the trip, Haig’s second in about a month, aims to push talks forward.
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Nixo
Alexander Haig
Saigon
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Haig
Thien
Amdike
Indo-China
Former Cedar Rapids Man Dies in Fiji Hurricane
Word reached of the death of Gerald H. Campbell 44 of Aurora Colorado while vacationing in the Fiji Islands. He was struck by a hurricane there on October 24 and his body was recovered Sunday. He was the son of Mrs. O. H. Campbell of 700 Eighth Street SW and is survived by a sister Mrs. Elmer Johnson Des Moines formerly of Cedar Rapids and a brother George Campbell Aurora formerly of Cedar Rapids. Services are pending in Denver Colorado.
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