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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1954

Page

3

Barnetts to Serve Church in Belgian Congo

A Cedar Rapids couple, Robert Barnett and Betty Hall Barnett, both 29, plan missionary service in the Belgian Congo after completing three years of study. They met at Coe College, married in 1950, lived in Marshalltown, then Chicago, now in Connecticut with daughter Deborah. They will sail to Belgium in spring before Africa.

Cedar Rapids Coe College Belgian Congo Robert Barnett Betty Hall He Barnett Marshalltown Borden Ice Cream Company Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Chicago Connecticut Deborah Belgium Africa Barnetts Redbook Howard Whitman God Barnett James Barnett, Jr Third Avenue James A Avenue Harry Green Fourth Avenue Richard Chapin First Avenue NE

Bonn People and Legends Spark West German Life

In Bonn, a Rhine capital tale blends Snow White with Siegfried, dwarfs owning hills and a dragon myth amid talk of Paris accords, sovereignty, and possible early German independence. West German Chancellor Adenauer faces Saar trouble as occupancy ends may shift soon and U.S., France, and Britain plan troop withdrawal.

Bonn Snow ‘White Rhine West Germany Walt Disney Snow White Disney An Jold Germany Siegfried Wagner Jin Bonn James Conant U.S Dragon Adenauer Paris Saar France England

Northeast Zoning Hearing Draws Large Cedar Rapids Crowd

Northeast Cedar Rapids zoning hearings drew nearly 200 residents to the Franklin cafeteria as Plan Commission discussed proposed revisions. Citizens opposed light industrial use on E avenue and multiple dwelling zoning on First avenue, while some urged keeping residential zones west to Nineteenth Street. Officials noted an R-5 option and planned a final city council submission after further study and a public hearing.

Cedar Rapids Franklin City Plan Commission E Avenue E Nineteenth Twentieth Street First Avenue E Avenue Franklin Athletic Field Nineteenth Streets Longwood Drive Plan Commission Scott McIntyre

Amendment to Articles of Jack Yager Co Inc

Notice states that stockholders on October 30 1954 unanimously voted to amend the Articles of Incorporation by striking Article 1 and adding the name KIECKS INC The amendment was issued by the Iowa Secretary of State on November 1 1954 signed by Albert F Kieck president and Frances L Halpin secretary Holmes & Holmes attorneys

Jack Yager , Inc Jack Yager Co., Inc Kieck’s, Inc Iowa Albert F. Kieck Frances L. Halpin Holmes & Holmes

Teacher Sought For Mentally Retarded Group

Cedar Rapids public schools seek a teacher to staff a new class of trainable mentally retarded children. Director of Special Education LeRoy Peterson urged interested applicants to apply immediately as the position requires four...

Cedar Rapids LeRoy Peterson

Spiders and Scorpions Classified as Arachnids

Spiders and scorpions are both arachnids sharing classification as eight-legged arthropods. The comparison notes their logical similarity within the arachnid group.

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Robert Barnetts Robert L. May Inez Robb Siegfried and Dragon Jackson School Peterson Illinois Board of Education Second Avenue The United Fire and Casualty Company Ely General Motors Pontiac America Culver Motors Cedar Rapids, Lowe Third Street No Farmers Insurance Group Avenue SE
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