Elderly Seek Information on Insurance Plan
The Chamber of Commerce notes many inquiries from seniors about low cost supplemental insurance plans. Officials warn some policies cover all out of pocket medical expenses outside Medicare and Medicaid, urging consulting local insurance agents. In September the bureau handled 200 inquiries, 183 complaints, and closed 11 files with refunds or satisfactory adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chamber of Commerce Business Consumers Buceste Sid
Insuranes
Copeomtec
Septembur
Council on Aging Honors Workers
The Linn County Council on Aging honored about 1/1 volunteer workers at a Thursday night event at St Mark's church in Rapids. Community services finances nine programs and donations support their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Council On Aging
Collec
St. Mark's I
The
Cedar|Lutheran Church
First Ave Rapids
Nshermen
Ributtions
Rae Volunteers Service Report From 1960s Program
Rae volunteers operated a service aiding the elderly with home visits and contact calls. The program outlined transportation, housekeeping, and information services, providing 1310 rides and transporting 21 persons to medical appointments and shopping, among other support tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAE
Hempt
Vailintely Furs
Abe Tulle
Youth Charged In C R Break ins
A 16 year old boy was arrested Thursday on break in and vandalism charges. He faced incidents at St Marks Lutheran church on First Avenue NE with no items taken, Central Park Presbyterian church on Avenue NE where microphones valued at 290 dollars were stolen, Herman Knappe residence on Twenty fifth Street SE with 300 dollars value taken, and Signi Falke residence on C Avenue NE with nothing taken. He was processed by the youth bureau and referred to a probation officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Virst Avenue
Central Park Presbyterian Church
B Avenue NE
Herman Knappe
Twentyififth Strest
Signi Falke
C Avenue NE
Youth Bureau
Explosion At Plant Traps Workers In Smoke Filled Office
A blast at a plant sent workers scrambling as offices filled with smoke and glass shattered. Fire crews from Coralville and Tiffin battled the interior blaze after gas was smelled earlier. The plant manager reported warning sirens and rapid evacuation as the facility took on heavy smoke and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
Crandall Drive
Cedar Rapids
Abbad
Tiffin
Jerry Weiland
Ralph Simmons
West Branch
Weiland
Simmons
Coralville
Johnson County Ambulance Service
No Mail Delivery Monday Observes Columbus Day
No delivery of city or rural mail Monday except special delivery in observance of Columbus Day. Windows at the main office and the First Street station lobby hours are adjusted. Lock box lobby remains open all day. First Street lobby open 7 to 1. Collection pickups occur on a Sunday schedule and begin at 3 p.m. Monday from all boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Marshalltown Rites For Brooklyn Resident
Brooklyn Tilmer Tjelme land 61 longtime resident dies in Marshalltown Born August 188 which year married 1934 to Min nit Barlon in Metallurg state manager for Texas Refinery Co ran I and M Sales in Brooklyn and Hartwick Sales in Hartwick Member of St John's Lutheran Church Odd Fellows Kiwanis and several Brooklyn clubs Survived by wife three sons and three daughters two brothers and three sisters plus many grandchildren Services set Saturday at Jim Lutheran in Marshalltown Friends may call after 1 PM at Neverhoven's home and at the church from Saturday until time of services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardinhawnty
Minnit Barlon
Metallurg
Texas Refinery Co
I and M
Brooklyn
Hartwick Sales
Hartwick
St John's. Lutheran Church
Ely
Odd Fellows, Kiwanis
Cedar Rapids
Thre Tons
Thamag
Allaa
Kily
Andrew
Bennie] Yeaze
State Center
Cathy
Iowa City
Roland
Ward
Story City
Marry
Garden Cry
Vinlow Egeland
Bertha Osmundson
Renewal Board Seeks Federal Funds for Neighborhood Development
Cedar Rapids Renewal Board approves applying for Housing and Urban Development funds for April 1 to June 20 1974 the final period of the program. Funds cover property acquisition demolition relocation rehab grants and site work. Board also backs a 100 by 200-foot riverfront park extension along Western Railroad Avenue at an estimated 43000 with bids set in about three weeks if council approves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Theeily Youncil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council On Aging Honors Workers
C.R. Breakins
Marshalltown Rites
Tilmer Tjelmeland
Renewal Board
Bakr
Gur Larce
Oller
Gedar Rapids
1St Street
S.E
Waterloo
4Th Street
Peck’s
Miniawre
Cash & Carry Tree
Toro
É Belt
Cash & Carry
CC Contractor & Lanosci
Center PT. RO
Armstrong
Armstrong Budget
Rai
Armstrong Svort Goods
Duff
Armstrong Toy Shop
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!