Marion High Honor Roll Shown With 105 Students
Marion High School reports first quarter honor roll listing 105 students across 35 seniors 39 juniors and 31 sophomores. Principal Lowell Morgan notes the breakdown while other community items include 4-H club activities and local class schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Lowell Morgan
Martha Albaugh
Bonnie Asher
Dan Ciha
Bonnie Cooper
Barbara Cram
Jane Dickey
Judi Dicus
Susan Ewing
Russ Glasgow
Jeane Hovey
Suzanne Jacque
Barbara Kemp
Janis Kemper
Jodi Kilts
Louise Kleis
Tom Leu
Pat Logsdon
Mike Madeson
Kathie Maier
Cindy Marshall
Cynthia Martin
Julie Martin
Jeanne Milbach
Linda Mithelman
Carol Mobbs
Nancy Mosbarger
Paul Nelson
Jackie Nohre
Doug Penn
Becky Rodes
Skip Smith
Melody Sorensen
Marcia Stookey
Christine Vesey
Julie Yuva
Joe Andrea
Gary Armstrong
Susan Bezdek
Jean Bowen
Delores Donnan
Russ Ford
Martta Frajman
Cathy
Illinois Choral Group To Sing Around Wheel
The New Music Choral ensemble from the University of Illinois will perform at the University of Iowa on Friday at 8 p.m. in Macbride auditorium. The group, founded in 1963, performs experimental works including a piece titled Rounds played around a revolving wheel and Lilacs a Whitman poem adaptation by Robert Shallenberg. Tickets go on sale to students Tuesday and to the public at 2 dollars the day before the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
New Music Choral Ensemble
University of Illinois
University of Iowa
Macbride
New Music Group
Iowa
Walt Whitman
Robert Shallenberg
Handel's Messiah to Feature 850-Voice Chorus at Luther College
The 64th Messiah at Luther College in Decorah presents a student chorus of 850, the largest in the U.S., directed by Weston Noble. Soloists include Karen Snowberg and Armin Steege. Performances are Nov 25 at 7:30 p.m. and Nov 26 at 3 p.m. in Luther Fieldhouse with tickets via the union tickets office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Luther College
U.S
Weston Noble
Karen Snowberg
Sterling
Ill
Armin Steege
Waterloo
Luther Fieldhouse
Union Tickets Office
Luther
Two Hurt In Solo Crash Near Dundee
A one car crash at a T intersection near Dundee injures Marvin Perry of Cedar Rapids and his cousin Lois Perry of Iowa City. Both were treated and released at Manchester hospital. Marvin Perry faces charges for failing to report an accident and for not maintaining control of his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Here
Marvin Perry
Cedar Rapids
Lois Perry
Iowa’ City
Manchester Hospital
Iowa Gov. OKs probe of UNI instructor Hoffmans case
Gov. Harold Hughes said Atty. Gen. Richard Turner may investigate whether Edward Hoffmans violated Iowa law by urging civil disobedience against the draft. He noted no state law violation is established yet and supported the Regents’ decision to take no action pending facts. Hoffmans, 29, urged deferral and disruption of induction and turned in his draft card at an antiwar rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Harold Hughes
Richard Turner
Edward Hoffmans
University of Northern Iowa
Hughes
Black Hawk County
Hoffmans
Cedar Rapids
Board of Regents
Turner
Iowa
McDonough Trebon Suit Set for Trial in Tama County
Judge M C Farber scheduled the case of Robert McDonough versus Trebon Distributors Inc for 9 a m on December 11 in Tama county district court. McDonough seeking 4400 in commissions for 1965 66 while with Trebon in Chelsea. Trebon counter claims 3000 actual and 2000 exemplary damages alleging full payment and breach of duty caused loss of sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
M. C. Farber
Tama County
Robert McDonough
Trebon Distributors, Inc
McDonough
Salem, Ill
Chelsea
Trebon Distributors
Trebon
Commencement at ISU Saturday Falls in Armory
Nearly 500 Iowa State University students will graduate in fall commencement ceremonies led by President Robert Parks. The 9:30 a.m. program in the armory will be followed by a Memorial Union reception for graduates and families. This is the first of four exercises this academic year. Winter quarter classes begin November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State
Robert Parks
Armory
Memorial Union
Auxiliary To Send Food to Servicemen
The American Legion auxiliary will again send cookies and candy to area servicemen. Participants may bring two dozen or more homemade treats to Memorial hall on November 21 at 7 p.m. Cards for signed messages will be available. People with names of servicemen should give them to Mrs. Leeon Baldwin or Mrs. Kittie Felker. Food will be packed in coffee cans for mailing. About 50 servicemen received packages last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Leeon Baldwin
Kittie Felker
Paving Complete on Highway 63 in Traer
The four lane section of highway 63 through Traer is paved and only landscaping driveways and sidewalks remain. The $470 168 project started around June 1 with a 25 mile detour around Traer and two weeks of drying time before town use resumes. Frequent bad weather delayed the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Iowa Plans Emergency Rationing Boards for Statewide Control
Emergency Planning Director George Orr announced Iowa will form statewide control boards to manage consumer rationing price and rent controls in case of a national emergency. He said the program is precautionary and would be activated only in extreme events, with new recruitment to replace World War II era members and county level implementation guiding essential needs like food gasoline and health items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
George Orr
Orr
Iowal
State Stabilization Agency
Services Set for Crash Victim 4 Walker
Rodney D. Benesch 4 died Saturday evening in a north Cedar Rapids automobile crash. Parents Gerald and Ellen Mae Benesch survive with a sister Roxanne and brothers Randy Ronald Rickey. High mass 10 a.m. Tuesday at Sacred Heart in Walker. Burial in Sacred Heart cemetery. Casket not opened. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Monday at Murdoch chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Ockenfels
South Eleventh Street
Iowa City
Milford A. “Shorty” Ockenfels
Fairfax
Marion
William H. Blessington
St. Joseph’s
Norway
Rosary
St. Michael’s
Murdoch Chapel
Walker
Rodney D. Benesch
Cedar Rapids
Gerald
Ellen Mae Perrin Benesch
St. Luke's Hospital
Roxanne
Randy
Ronald
Rickey
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert W. Swift
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Murdoch
Marshalltown Man Fined on 3 Counts
Parsons of Marshalltown appeared before Mayor Carnal on three charges after striking a parked car and a homemade tractor near a Tama service station at 11 40 p m Saturday. He pled guilty to expired license intoxication in a public place and failure to keep his car under control. Fines and costs totaled 55 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Charlie Weston Parsons
Marshalltown
E. C. Carnal
East Tama
Tom Kent
Jack Walker
Parsons
Driver Charged After Independence Sideswipe Crash
Delbert R. Straw, 37, of Independence, faces intoxication and leaving the scene charges after his car sideswiped a bridge on highway 150. He was arrested about a half hour after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Delbert R. Straw
Highway 150
Train Sparks Blamed For Fire Near Stanley
Sparks from a Great Western freight train were blamed for a fire that destroyed 10 acres of alfalfa and six acres of corn on the Walter Griffin farm Saturday evening. Wayne Brownell, nearby resident, reported the blaze as it spread to his land three miles northwest of Stanley. Oelwein, Stanley and Hazleton firemen controlled the flames, causing limited damage to Brownell’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Great Western
Walter Griffin
Wayne Brownell
Brownell
Oelwein
Hazleton
Judgment awarded for 1680 dollars in tree dispute case
Farber grants judgment for 1680 dollars with interest from April 10, 1965, to John Koutney of rural Chelsea in a suit against W. H. Pullen doing business as Interstate Heading and Stave Co. Koutney sought payment for 207 white oak trees sold and removed from his property between March 1 and April 10, 1965. Pullen, of Tripoli, is serving a seven year penitentiary sentence at Fort Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
M. C. Farber
John Koutney
Chelsea
W. H. Pullen
Interstate Heading and Stave Co
Koutney
Pullen
Tripoli
Fort Madison
Arrow Timber Co
Edina
Tama County
Joe R. Ulch
Cedar Rapids
Schwengel and Conger Team to Visit Vietnam on Fact-Finding Mission
Rep. Fred Schwengel of Iowa and Rep. William Conger of Kentucky lead a ten member, self funded fact finding group to Vietnam. They will interview officials in Saigon, meet the new constitution assembly, visit religious and student leaders, and examine AID and pacification programs. Thanksgiving will be spent with U S servicemen. some may extend stay after Nov 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Fred Schwengel
Vietnam
Schwengel
Iowa
William Cowger
Kentucky
U.S
Schwengel-Conger
Saigon
Mekong Delta
Bangkok
Thailand
Scientist Dr. Gerald Wendt to speak on Science and Modern Man
Luther topic speaker Dr. Gerald Wendt, president of UNESCO Publications, Inc., New York, will lecture about Science and Modern Man at a 10:25 am convocation in Valders. Public welcome free. He warns science's advances affect business, agriculture, health, and education as society rapidly changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Gerald Wendt
Unesco Publications, Inc
New York City
Valders
Wendt
America
Hearing Wednesday On Prisoners Plea
A district court hearing Wednesday will consider a writ of habeas corpus filed by two reformatory inmates Gary Frazer from Oelwein and David Dole from Des Moines. They were jailed after an Aug. 2 arrest near Oelwein following an Eldora boys training school escape and were sentenced to the reformatory from Fayette County Sept. 18 on auto larceny charges. The petition challenges legality of their charge and detention. Judge Warren Rees will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Reformatory
Gary Frazer
Oelwein
David Dole
Des Moines
Fayette County
Eldora
Warren Rees
Dog That Bit Boy Under Observation
A stray dog that bit 5 year old Bobby Penn in Mt. Vernon last Thursday is held at Cedar Rapids animal hospital under observation. The dog, found Friday by Darwin Cook after a search, will be observed 10 to 14 days to determine rabies status, with evidence suggesting a prior rabies shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Cedar Rapids Animal Hospital
Bobby Penn
David Penn
Darwin Cook
Medieval Sephardic Music To Be Sung At UI Phillips Hall
Sofia Noel, acclaimed Belgian born vocalist, will perform medieval Sephardic songs at the University of Iowa Phillips Hall on November 15 at 4 p.m. The program, free and open to the public, is sponsored by the UI School of Music Department of Spanish and Portuguese and the Graduate College. Noel, praised as a premier interpreter of Sephardic song, studied at the University of Brussels and resides in Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Sofia Noel
Miss Noel
U. of I
Phillips Hall
U. of I. School of Music
Department of
Graduate College
University of
Brussels
Madrid
Spain
Portugal
Ferdinand
Isabella
France
Italy
Greece
Turkey
North
Africa
Tear Gas Wards Off Burglars at Newhall Elevator
Newhall burglars were frightened off Sunday night when a tear gas bottle embedded in the door of the elevator safe broke after entry was gained by prying the front door. An unsuccessful safe opening prompted the break. The Benton County sheriff's office investigates the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Newhall
Newhall
Benton County Sheriff's Office
Iowa revenue director candidate declines state post
Governor Hughes said the preferred applicant for Iowa's new revenue director job has turned down the position. The state will approach other qualified applicants, with salary negotiable. The governor did not name the candidate, who remains in an existing job in another state. The department of revenue replaces the tax commission on Jan. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Hughes
State Department of Revenue
Tax Commission
Greeley City Officials Elected Without Opposition
Greeley officials elected last week include Mayor Lewis Matthews and council members Bruce Heuchelin Dean Meader Ronald Palmershine John Siegel Cecil Brady with Richard Ashline serving as treasurer. The slate ran unopposed in the local election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Lewis Matthews
Bruce Heuchelin
Dean Meader
Ronald Palmershine
John Siegel
Cecil Brady
Richard Ashline
Sheriff Sale Notice in Linn County Iowa
Special execution issued October 12 1967 in favor of First Federal Savings and Loan Association Cedar Rapids against Charles L. Batey and Velma J. Batey. real estate described as SE 28 ft of NW 41 ft of NE 100 ft of Lot 2 in O N Halls Addition Cedar Rapids. sale at public auction November 20 1967 at 9:00 AM in front of Cedar Rapids courthouse. Walter H. Grant Sheriff. Deputy Carl Hendrickson Jr attorney. Second publication November 13 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Linn County
Iowa
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Cedar Rapids
Charles L. Batey
Velma J. Batey
L. Batey
Towit
O. N. Halls
Edar Rapids
Court House Coor
Walter H. Grant
David R. Webster
Depty
Carl Hendrickson
Public Notice on WMT License Renewal in Cedar Rapids
American Broadcasting Stations Inc licensee of WMT Cedar Rapids 800 kc seeks renewal. public comments due by December 4 1967 with detailed facts for Commission review. Officers and major holders listed. copy on file at Paramount Theater Building Cedar Rapids for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Broadcasting Stations, Inc
Standard Broadcast
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D. C
Helen S. Mark
William B. Quarton
Kenneth L. Hastie
Helen M. Hermann
Russell J. Hess
G. B. McGowan
James W. Maurer
Leo F. Cole
Bette J. Shimek
John W. Stock
Roy St. Lewis
Notice on WMT TV FM license renewals in Cedar Rapids IA
Public notice requests comments on renewal applications for WMT TV Channel 2 and WMT FM 104.5 in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Comments must be sent to the FCC in Washington by December 4 1967 detailing factual operations information. The notice lists WMint Inc officers and related party holdings and references copies of applications at the Paramount Theater Building in Cedar Rapids.
Nelco Enterprises Incorporated in Iowa 1967
Notice of incorporation for Nelco Enterprises Inc under the Iowa Business Corporation Act. Began October 4, 1967 with perpetual duration and 200 000 shares authorized at 1 each. Registered office 4648 First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa. Registered Agent Ryal M Nelson. Directors include Ryal M Nelson Roger W Nelson Margaret S Nelson and Sarah Nelson all of Cedar Rapids Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelco Enterprises, Inc
Iowa
Iowa Business Corporation
Sarah Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Ryal_M._ Nelson
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Ruralettes
Marion Ruralettes
Twila Morris
YMCA
Marion Branch
the Gazette
4-H
Anne
Nickie Conrad
Nancy Breidenbach
Merry Wheeler
Monroe
Robert Lapham
Tenth Street
Ruth Maier
Twelfth Street
Order of Eastern Star
Miss Maier
Modern
Eugene Geistfeld
Twenty-seventh Street
Ned Alberts
Marion Toastmasters Club
John Ives
Ray Wagner
Bill Dalen
Rudy Schmidt
Richard Rice
Grand Avenue
Ecaine
Phylis Claypool
Rebecca Grant
Cheryl Fernow
Nancy Veatch
Julie Roberts
The
Marion Woman’s Club
Public Library
Clyde Wilcox
Linn-Mar Board of Education
Marion Lions Evening Club
Illinois
ISU
Rass
Oscar
Maggie Dietzel
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Nicht ZU
Adolf Menzel
Menzel
Louis
Pasteur
Faculty OF Sciences
Lille
King Features Syndicats, Inc
S. Vietnam
Prospect
State Revenue Post
Greeley Officials
Wmt-Tv, Inc
Wmt-Tv
Wmt-Fm
Commission
Wmint Inc
William Quarton
Helen Mark
Helen mM
Hermann
Z Ingersoll
L. W. van Nostranad
Douglas B. Grant
Paramount Theater
Cecar Rapids
Dennis Mulvehill
Thrift Plan, Inc
First Avenue, S.E
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Gazette
Sun
Oak LA
Otto Anderson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Americana Nursing Center
First Lutheran Church
Memoriam
Merle
Ted
Katherine Johns
Merle Oneyear
Lisa
Mortuches
Cedar Memorial
Lost
Vinton
Bob Kline
Spartan Jewelry
Manchester
Collins Engineering
Franklin
Buresh
Buresh Rental Service, Inc
3Rd St
First Ave
1St
Hallmark Nursing Home
Duncan
Betty Novak
Washington National Insurance Co
Columbia School of Broadcasting
Routhe
Center Point Rd
28Th Ave
May's
Irene's Nursing Home
Crestview Nursing Home
Sun. Ad
West Branch
Dial
Pine Inn
16Th Ave
3Rd Avenue
Old Hickory Steakland
1St Ave
Irish Inn
Nie Hwy
Powers Truck Port
USA Family Dining
Ist Ave
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