City Briefs and Community Notices From Local Newspaper
Public meeting set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at Peoples Bank downtown. A series of notices include hospital patient Jaynellyn S the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sebetka at St Luke's hospital. Various events at churches and organizations listed with dates, times, and venues. Crimes include theft reports of a grinder, a saw, and a pistol with accompanying arrest of Bobby J Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concerned Citizens
Concerned Citizens Committee
Peoples Bank
Jaynellyn Sarver
John Sebetka
Wilson Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Orders Wife To Pay Tot Support
In Kingsport Tennessee Judge Dayton Phillips granted a divorce requested by the wife. The court awarded the wife custody of a daughter and the man custody of two sons. He was ordered to pay 100 dollars monthly in child support. The husband testified as a writer with no sales and said he has been jobless seven years while the wife works as a factory worker earning 4.44 dollars per hour.
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Kingsport, Tenn
Kingsport
Dayton Phillips
Chancery Court
Phillips
False Pretenses Charge Dropped Against Local Man
Robert Brauman of 1112 Norwich Road SW had a false pretenses charge dismissed in municipal court after a preliminary hearing. He was accused of obtaining 375 dollars from City National Bank on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brauman
Norwich Road
City National Bank
Woman Admits Check Charge In Municipal Court
Sylvia Manley of 2006 Schultz Drive NW pled guilty to a false uttering of a check under $20. Sentencing deferred to April 20. She wrote a bad $50 check to a Hy Vee store on June 2.
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Sylvia Manley
Schultz Drive
Vehicle Damage Charge Dropped in Municipal Court
Kenneth Kop pess of 2835 McGowan Boulevard Marion saw a charge of injuring a motor vehicle against him dismissed after a preliminary hearing in municipal court. The alleged incident involved damage to a vehicle owned by Max Freymuller on March 22, 1971.
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Kenneth Koppess
McGowan Boulevard
Marion
Max Freymuller
Woman Bound to Linn Grand Jury Over Check Falseing
Barbara Carpenter bound over to Linn County Grand Jury after municipal court preliminary hearing on a charge of false uttering of a check. She allegedly wrote a pad check for 31 dollars and 18 cents to Hy Vee store on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Carpenter
Grand Jury
Beverly Smith, Four-Decade Reporter, Dies at 74
Beverly W. Smith, 74, a prolific contributor to major American newspapers and magazines over four decades, died Monday in Baltimore. She built a reputation for sharp profiles and investigative pieces during a long journalism career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Beverly W. Smith
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Grossheim Convicted of Injury to Auto
Malcolm Grossheim of Newton was found guilty in municipal court of injuring a motor vehicle. He received a ten day jail sentence with credit for time served after being charged with breaking windows in a car on May 21 at Palisades Kepler state park.
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Malcolm Grossheim
Newton
Palisades-Kepler State Park
Simonsen Admits Reduced Charge in Wis. Court
Kenneth Simonsen of Sturtevant Wisconsin pled guilty in municipal court to permitting an unauthorized person to drive. He was fined $10 plus costs for allowing a 13 year old to drive on May 20 in the 600 block of Twenty ninth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Simonsen
Sturtevant
Wis
Twenty-ninth Avenue
You name it want ads will bring buyers
A brief ad notice invites readers to reach out by calling 398-8234 for placement. It emphasizes this single contact line as the path to selling goods or services. The item reads like a compact classified outreach.
Demonstration of Equipment Set at Norway School
Norway elementary and junior high staff will demo district equipment in a pilot library project. Norway is one of two districts in the Joint County system receiving about $10,000 in new instructional materials for trial this year. The program helps small districts access modern resources beyond their budget, with items such as photographic gear, construction kits, microscope kits, math rods, geometry aids, surveying tools, maps, globes, and musical instruments.
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Norway
Joint County System
Joint
Open House Showcases New School Media At Norway Elementary
A Norway elementary open house at 7 30 p m showcases music a pottery wheel painting materials for art and overhead projectors cassettes and transparencies. Librarian Pauline De Neuf says the event demonstrates new media for schools to evaluate and decide on purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline de Neuf
Norway Elementary
Decorah Gets $64,200 In Job Program Funding
Congress member John Culver announced new Department of Labor funding for ongoing Iowa manpower projects. In Decorah the Northeast Iowa Community Action Corp. received 64,200 dollars as part of the Operation Mainstream projects of the department of labor.
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Cedar Rapids
John Culver
Iowa
Department of Labor
Decorah
Northeast
Iowa Community Action Corp
Cedar Rapids Man Stops Burglary Suspect at Home
A Cedar Rapids man, Gary Yates, 22, awakened by a door and finding a burglar at his desk held the intruder until police. Officers arrested Douglas L. Petersen, 20, of 156 Twentieth Street Drive NW, on burglary charges and he remained jailed Wednesday with a $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Gary Yates
Gaves
the Gazette
Yates
Douglas L. Petersen
Twentieth Street Drive
Petersen
City
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Jerry Krapff
St. Matthew’s Parish
Bishops Downtown
Wayne Haddy
Andrew Haddy
Seventh Street
University of Iowa
Paul Franzenburg
Methodist Bazaar
M. H. Golden Construction Co
First Street
Kenwood
First Avenue
S.E
Harvey Phillips
Coe Auditorium
Hearing Society
Peoples Bank East
Berger Furrier, Marion
Adv
Aite
Jack Sweers
Region XI of
Aiie
Wilson-Sinclair
Union Hall
Third Street
Humane Society Auxiliary
Mt. Vernon Rd
Bobby J. Rogers
Thirty-sixth Street
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Rogers
Ares Parkway
Ellis and
Interagency Council
YWCA
Don Salyer
St. George Orthodox Church
10Th St
12Th Ave
Travelers Protective Assn
David L. Brockway
Village Inn
Minneapolis
Chicago
Travel & Transport
Seeley’s. Ellis
Trinity United Methodist Church
3Rd Ave
5Th St
Trinity Methodist
Red Cross
Linn County
The
Granby Building
Paris
2Nd Ave
Iiten and Taege, Inc
Second Avenue
Fifth Avenue SE
Jerome's
First Avenue East
Frank London
C Avenue NE
George Clifford
Calvin Moser
Sixth Street
Evelyn Kobusch
Nelson’s Meats
Harry Hawithorn
H Avenue NE
Richard Marsh
Richmond Road
Linn Grand Jury
Chonan
Thomas A. Edison
ATS
Aerena Sale
Third Avenue SE
Grossheim
Simonsen
Norway School
C.R. Man
Peoples
Peoples Furniture
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