Marion High School Honors Roll Lists 105 Students
Marion High School reports 105 students on the first quarter honor roll led by 35 seniors 39 juniors and 31 sophomores Principal Lowell Morgan notes counts by class. The list names 40 plus seniors juniors and sophomores with several local families and area clubs mentioned in a wide roster.
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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 Madison
Kat
Jodi Schoop
Janie Schroer
Dorothy Sebern
Vicki Stick
Jeanine Tew
Eileen Wood
Julie Anderson
Kurt Anderson
Becky Armstong
Linda Bahm
Pat Beadle
Sam Begley
Margaret Boquist
Kathy Clearwaters
Dallas Courtney
Carol Flary
Nancy Jacobsen
Jana Ketelsen
Jean Kreigermeier
Linda Lint
Linda Mefford
Mike Nash
Connie Orcuit
Eddie Redford
Linda Redford
Becky Renter
Dennis Schmuecker
Bob Schueler
Carl Schuettpelz
Sandra Sparenberg
Randy Suffin
Ryan Tew
Bryan Thayer
Ken Trout
Dave Ward
Marilyn Winch
Tom Yuva
Illinois Choral Group To Sing Around Wheel
The New Music Choral ensemble, 24 University of Illinois students, performs at the University of Iowa on Friday evening in Macbride Auditorium. They will present Rounds around a revolving wheel and Lilacs based on Whitman poetry by Robert Shallenberg. Tickets go on sale to students and staff with general admission at $2.
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Iowa City
New Music Choral Ensemble
University of Mlinois
University of Iowa
At & P.m
Macbride
New Music Group
Walt Whitman
Robert Shallenberg
Handel's Messiah to feature 850-voice chorus at Luther College
The 64th Messiah at Luther College in Decorah will showcase a student chorus of 850, the largest in the U.S., directed by Weston Noble. Soloists include Karen Snowberg and Armin Steege, with Advent performances on Nov 25 at 7:30 p.m. and Nov 26 at 3 p.m. in Luther Fieldhouse. Tickets through the union tickets office with group rates.
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Decorah
Luther College
U.S
Weston Noble
Karen Snowberg
Sterling
Ill
Armin Steege
Waterloo
Luther Fieldhouse
Union Tickets
Luther
Two Injured in One Car Crash at TV Intersection
A Sunday crash at a TV intersection 240 miles south of here injured Marvin Perry of Cedar Rapids and Lois Perry of Iowa City. Both were treated and released at Manchester hospital. Marvin Perry was charged with failing to report an personal injury accident and failing to keep his vehicle under control.
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Dundee
Here
Marvin Perry
Cedar Rapids
Lois Perry
Iowa City
Manchester Hospital
Hughes Turner's Probe Of Hoffmans Case Cleared
Gov. Hughes said Atty. Gen. Turner may investigate whether Edward Hoffmans violated law by urging civil disobedience to the draft. The board of regents declined action, and Hughes supported continuing inquiry only if state law issues surface.
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DES Moines
Harold Hughes
Richard Turner
Edward Hoffmans
University of Northern Iowa
Hughes
Theniversity
Cedar Rapids
Board of Regents
Hoffmans
Turner
McDonough Trebon Suit Set for Trial
Judge M C Farber scheduled the civil case Robert McDonough versus Trebon Distributors for 9 a.m. December 11. McDonough seeks 4400 in commissions from 1965 66 sales in Chelsea Michigan. Trebon counters for 3000 actual and 2000 exemplary damages claiming McDonough was paid in full and caused loss of sales.
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Toledo
M. C. Farber
Tama County
Robert McDonough
Trebon Distributors, Inc
McDonough
Salem
Chelsea
Trebon Distributors
Trebon
Commencement at ISU Saturday with 500 graduates
Iowa State University will hold fall commencement with nearly 500 students graduating. President Robert Parks presides at 9:30 a.m. in the armory, followed by a Memorial Union reception for graduates and families. This is the first of four graduation exercises for the year. Classes resume November 28.
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Ames
Iowa State
Robert Parks
Memorial Union
Auxiliary To Send Food to Servicemen
WYOMING The American Legion auxiliary will send cookies and candy to area servicemen. Participants may bring two dozen or more homemade treats to Memorial hall on Nov 21 at 7 p.m. Cards for sign‑ins provided. Provide names of servicemen to Mrs. Leeon Baldwin or Mrs. Kittie Felker. Food packed in coffee cans for mailing. Last year about 50 servicemen received packages.
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Wyoming
American Legion Auxiliary
Complete Paving of Highway 63 in Traer Finished
The four lane section of highway 63 through Traer is paved with landscaping driveways and sidewalks remaining. The 49 foot wide in town highway started around June 1 and a 25 mile detour around Traer was used. Two weeks of drying time are needed before the highway through town opens. Weather delays slowed the project.
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Traer
Iowa Plans Emergency Rationing Boards Nationwide Control
Emergency Planning Director George Orr announced Iowa will form statewide control boards for consumer rationing price and rent controls to be activated only in a national emergency. He noted the program is a precautionary measure and will be built from scratch with new local appointees and county level guidance.
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Des Moines
UPT
Iowa
George Orr
Orr
State Stabilization Agency
Services Set for Crash Victim Walker Iowa
Rodney D. Benesch 4 died in a Saturday crash north of Cedar Rapids. His parents Gerald and Ellen Mae Benesch survive with sister Roxanne and brothers Randy Ronald Rickey. Father injured in the crash. High Mass 10 a.m. Tuesday at Sacred Heart Church Walker burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Monday. casket will not be opened.
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Frances M. Ockenfels
South Eleventh Street
Iowa City
Town City
Milford
A. “Shorty” Ockenfels
Fairfax
Marion
William H. Blessington
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Norway
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 V. 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 at a Tama service station around 11:40 p m Saturday. The car belonged to Tom Kent of Tama and the tractor was owned by Jack Walker of the service station. Parsons pled guilty to driving with an expired license, intoxication in a public place, and failure to have his car under control. Fines and costs totaled 35 25.
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TAMA
Charlie Weston Parsons
Marshalltown
C. Carnal
East Tama
Tom Kent
Jack Walker
Parsons
Driver Charged After Sideswiped Bridge on Highway 150
Independence man Delbert R. Straw, 37, charged with intoxication and leaving the scene after his car allegedly struck a bridge on highway 150. He was arrested about 30 minutes after the accident.
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Independence
Delbert R. Straw
Highway 150
Train Sparks Blamed For Fire Near Stanley
Sparks from a Great Western freight train caused a fire on the Walter Griffin farm Saturday evening. It destroyed 10 acres of alfalfa and six acres of corn. Wayne Brownell first spotted the blaze two miles northwest of Stanley. The fire spread to Brownell’s land but did little damage there. Oelwein Stanley and Hazleton fire crews brought the flames under control.
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Stanley
Great Western
Walter Griffin
Wayne Brawnell
Brownell Farm
Oelwein
Hazieton
Judgment of 1680 Dollars Granted in Prison Case
Farber awards 1680 dollars with interest from April 10 1965 to John Koutney of rural Chelsea in his suit against W H Pullen doing business as Interstate Heading and Stave Co Koutney seeks 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 term at Fort Madison penitentiary. In September 1966 he faced charges of obtaining money by false pretenses for selling 19 choice walnut trees to Arrow Timber Co Edina Missouri on Tama county land owned by Joe R Uleh of Cedar Rapids.
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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. Uleh
Cedar Rapids
Schwengel Team Heads to Vietnam for Fact-Finding
Representative Fred Schwengel and Rep. William Conger lead a ten member, self financed U S fact finding group to Vietnam. They will interview officials in Saigon and visit the South Vietnam constitution assembly and religious and student leaders. The party plans on field studies in the Mekong Delta and AID programs, with Thanksgiving dinners for U S servicemen and a side trip to Bangkok.
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Washington, D.C
Fred Schwengel
Vietnam
Schwengel
Iowa
William Cowger
Kentucky
U.S
Schwengel-Conger
Saigon
Constitution Assembly
South Vietnam
International Voluntary Services
Henry Grabin
Davenport
Louis Walbracht
Des Moines
Mekong Delta
Bangkok
Thailand
Science's Effect on Man Is Luther Topic
Dr. Gerald Wendt president of UNESCO Publications in New York City will lecture on Science and Modern Man at a special convocation in Valders at 10 25 a m Wednesday. The free program explores science as a social force affecting business agriculture health education and daily life.
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Decorah
Gerald Wendt
Unesco Publications, Inc
New York City
Valders Auditorium
Wendt
America
Hearing Wednesday On Prisoners Plea In Habeas Corpus
Anamosa district court will hear a writ of habeas corpus Wednesday filed by two reformatory inmates Gary Frazer 18 of Oelwein and David Dole 18 of Des Moines. They were sentenced to the reformatory from Fayette county Sept 18 on auto larceny charges claiming illegal charging and detention after being arrested near Joelville Aug 2 following an escape from Eldora boys training school before Judge Warren Rees.
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Anamosa
Reformatory
Gary Frazer
Oelwein
David Dole
Des Moines
Fayette County
Joelwe
Eldora
Warren Rees
Medieval Sephardic Music To Be Sung
Sofia Noel, acclaimed as a top interpreter of Sephardic song, will perform medieval Sephardic music at Phillips Hall on Nov 15 at 4 p.m. The University of Iown School of Music Spanish and Portuguese department and graduate college sponsor the free public concert.
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Iowa City
University of Iown
Sofia Noel
Miss Noel
U. of 1
Phillips Hall
U. of I. School of Music
Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Graduate College
University of
Brussels
Madrid
Spain
Portugal
Ferdinand
Isabella
France
Italy
Greece
Turkey
North
Africa
Dog Held Under Observation After Mt. Vernon Bite
A stray dog that bit 5 year old Bobby Penn is under observation at Cedar Rapids animal hospital. The incident occurred last Thursday and the dog was captured Friday by Darwin Cook. The dog will be observed 10 to 14 days to determine rabies status, with prior vaccination noted.
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MT. Vernon
Cedar Rapids Animal Hospital
Bobby Penn
David Penn
Darwin Cook
Tear Gas Wards Off Burglars at Newhall Elevator
Would-be burglars pried open the Newhall elevator front door Sunday night. A tear gas bottle embedded in the safe door broke during the break in, forcing the intruders to flee. The Benson County sheriff's office investigates the incident.
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Gazette
Newhall
Benson County Sheriff’s Office
Prospect declines Iowa revenue post in state reshuffle
DES MOINES AP Gov Hughes says a leading candidate for Iowa’s new state revenue director position has declined the post. Four or five other qualified applicants remain. The preferred applicant, unnamed, already holds a job in another state and cites obligations with his current position. Salary is negotiable. The new department of revenue was created by the 1967 legislature to replace the tax commission.
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DES Moines
Lowa
Harold Hughes
Hughes
State Department of Revenue
Tax Commission
Greeley Officials Elected Without Opposition
Greeley last week elected Lewis Matthews as mayor and council members Bruce Heuchelin Dean Meader Ronald Palmershine John Siegel Cecil Brady Richard Ashline to council and treasurer.
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Greeley
Lewis Matthews
Bruce, Heuchelin
Dean Meader
Ronald Palmershine
John Siegel
Cecil Brady
Richard Ashline
Sheriff Sale Notice in Linn County Iowa
Special execution directs sale of real estate in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa to satisfy judgment from October 12 1957 in favor of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Cedar Rapids against Charles Batley and Velma J Batey. Property described as Lot 2 Fractional Block 10 N Halls Addition with open 10 foot rear easement. Auction set for November 20 1947 at 9:00 am in front of the Court House Cedar Rapids. Sheriff Walter H Grant signs notice with attorney Carl Hendrickson Jr. and Lt David R Webster listed. second publication November 13 1767.
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District Court
Linn County
Iowa
Bavor
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Cedar Rapids
Charles Batley
Velma J. Batey
L. Batey
Sely
Halls
Gay
Iawa
Walter H. Grant
David R. Webster
Denty Carl Hendrickson
Public Notice for WMT License Renewal in Cedar Rapids
American Broadcasting Stations Inc licensee of WMT 800 kc Cedar Rapids Iowa sought renewal filing with the FCC on November 3 1967. Public comments must reach the FCC by December 4 1967 detailing facts for consideration.
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Public
American Broadcasting Stations, Inc
Standard Broadcast
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D. C
Commission
Helen
Mark
William B. Quarton
Kenneth L. Hastie
Helen M. Hermann
Russell J. Hess
G. B. McGowan
James W. Maurer
Lea F. Cote
Bette J. Shimek
John W. Stack
Roy St. Lewis
Helen 5
William 8. Quarton
Frank McMinin
Bay St. Lewis
Merchants National Bank of
Paramount Theater
Lows
Notices on Renewal of WIMT-WAT-WMT Stations in Cedar Rapids
Public notice requests comentarios on renewal of licenses for WIMT TV WAT TV channel 2 and WMT FM 104.5 in Cedar Rapids Iowa. The FCC receives comments by December 4 1987 with details about station operations and ownership from interested parties.
Nelco Enterprises Inc Incorporation Notice in Iowa
Nelco Enterprises Inc is incorporated under the Iowa Business Corporation Act. It began October 4, 1967 and has perpetual duration with authority to issue 200 000 shares of one dollar par value. Registered office 4648 First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids IA. agent Ryal M Nelson. Directors: Ryal A Nelson Roger W Nelson Margaret S Nelson and Saran Nelson.
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Nelco Enterprises, Inc
Iowa
Iowa Business Corporation
First Avenue N.E
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Ryal Mr. Nelson
Ryal M i. Nelson
Roger W. Nelson
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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
Marion’s
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Dee. 9
Rebecca Grant
Cheryl Fernow
Nancy Veatch
Julie Roberts
The
Marion Woman's Club
Public Library
Clyde Wilcox
Linn-Mar Board, of Education
Marion Lions
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Illinois
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Black Hawk County
ISU
Oscar
Maggie Dietzel
Greenwiood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Nicht ZU
Tre Poor
Adolf Menzel
Menzel
Il Pasteur
Fasteur
Faculty OF Sciences
Lille
Fermi
S. Vietnam
Science
Man
Prospect
State Revenue Post
Greeley Officials
Wimt-Tv
Me. i
Wat-Tv
Wmt-Fm
Cedar
Rapids
Via
Washington
Wmt-Tv. Inc
Helen MM. Hermann
T. M. Ingersoll
L. W. van Nos
Dennis Mulvehill
First Avenue
5.E
Thrift Plan, Inc
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Ags
Jed Ave
Sun
Ooen & AM
Angerson
Merle
Amirs
Katherine Johns Merle Gnevear
Lisa
Mortuches
Novak Monument CO
4Th Ave
Ot Vinten
Bob Kline
Intan
Spartan Jewelry
Manchester
Marlon
Colling Engineering
Franklin
Lg Rey
Buresh
Buresh Rental Service. Inc
3Rd St
First Ave
Jrogan
1St Ave
Hallmark Nursing Home
Vernon
Durrean Studio
Betty N Novak
Columbia School of Branscasting
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