Petitions Call For Bus Vote In Marion
Petitions with 1188 signatures ask Marion council for a referendum on initiating bus service. City Attorney to draft ballot for next week. vote proposed for November city elections. Also approves sewer project on Fourth Street and bank sign at IOOF hall.
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Marion
Robert J. Stone
Stone
Fourth Street
Central
Eleventh Avenues
Lee Coppock
Farmers State Bank
Ioof Hall
Seventh Avenue
Linn-Mar School Roof Fixes Approved and Additions Begun
The Linn-Mar board approved an 7883 dollar change with Hague Roofing Co for Indian Creek roof repairs and noted the high school roof will need about 5000 dollars in fixes. Termite work at the Main building cost 1822.91 dollars. Eight University of Iowa student teachers will work across Wilkins and main elementary.
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Linn-Mar
Linn-Mar Schools
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Wilkins School
Main Elementary
Linn County
Tenth Street
Patton
Lystads, Inc
Roberts Gilchrist
David James
Dennis Harris
FE. J. Doupnik
Linn-Mar and Marion Incumbents Win
Local election results highlight incumbents prevailing in Linn-Mar and Marion races. Voter returns reflect continued support for current officeholders across neighborhoods. Community updates and upcoming events fill the rest of the page.
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Linn-Mar
Marion
Independence Man Injured in Bran don Road Crash
Kenneth Cox 29 of Independence sustained satisfactory condition after a two car collision Monday at 5 25 p m one fourth mile south of here on Brandon road Buchanan county officials said the other driver Bernadine Shannon 32 of rural Independence was not injured and westbound Cox northbound at an intersection without stop signs
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Independence
Kenneth Cox
Peoples Hospital
Here
Brandon Road
Buchanan County
Bernadine Shannon
Cox
Public Housing Speedup Doubles Occupancy Targets
Washington AP United States housing chief Robert Weaver announced a faster timetable for public housing. The plan aims to complete 70 000 units for occupancy in the next 12 months, doubling the original 35 000, serving about 300 000 people while keeping overall program size unchanged. No new funds are needed though existing money will be spent sooner.
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Washington
Robert Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
White House
Johnson
Weaver
Poll lawmakers on special session over Town tax bill
Waterloo AP reports State Rep Don Bowen says he will poll the legislature on whether there should be a special session to adjust the new Town tax bill. He plans letters to all reps and senators asking their view and vows a five day or shorter meeting with no other topics if the session is held.
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Waterloo
Don Bowen
Bowen
Cavalcade of Sounds at Anamosa Reformatory
The Cavalcade of Sounds 67 will be presented by the men's reformatory Jaycees on Wednesday Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. at the prison. Proceeds benefit the Jaycee children's Christmas toy drive and other community projects. Tickets at the door are $1.
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Reformatory Anamosa
Reformatory Jaycees
Jaycee
Independence School Board to Seek New Bond Issue
The Independence school board said a citizens committee will be formed and a second middle school bond issue will be placed on a ballot within six months after previous rejection. Other actions included approving final payments to Hoffman Brothers and to Olson Thompson and Lynnes, increasing tort liability coverage, and hiring new staff at South Elementary and St. John’s School.
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Gazene Independence
Independence School Board
Citizens Committee
Hoffman Brothers
Olson
Thompson
Lynnes
Betty Thedens
Rowley
South Elementary
Mary Amrita Brewer
St. John’s School
New Sharon Voters Reject School Sale and Elect Fry
Philip Fry won the North Mahaska Community school board seat 186 to 87, defeating Stanley A. Del Young. Voters rejected a 7 to 1 plan to sell the Lacey Barnes and New Sharon school buildings amid a dispute over consolidating grade schools. Paul Rice and other board members were fined $500 after resisting a court order to close the schools. a state supreme court hearing on their appeal is set for Wednesday.
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New Sharon
Philip Fry
North Mahaska
Fry
Paul Rice
Lacey
Barnes City
Stanley A. del. Young
Barnes
Rice
State Supreme Court
Gideons Hold 1967 Iowa Convention in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the 1967 statewide Gideons convention from Friday to Sunday at Holiday Inn South. Harvey Goodenough of Cedar Rapids says the gathering will elect officers Saturday afternoon. Clarence Gilkey of Butler Pennsylvania is the Saturday banquet speaker, world wide president of the group. Fifty Des Moines area churches host a Sunday morning Gideon service.
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Marilyn Flitsch
Bono
Alburnett
Chicago
Clarence and
Myrna Albaugh Flitsch
Cedar Rapids
Alburnett High School
Iowa State
Hines Veterans Hospital
Albert J. Bono, Jr
Lutheran Church
American Dietetics Assn
Russell Filitsch
J. Denton
Donna) Welch
Toddville
Eileen Flitsch
Marion
Murdoch Chapel
Eta Iota
Beta Mearle Griffith
Central City
Sigma Phi
Dallas Fairley
Lafayette Cemetery
Tenth Street
Robert
Mullen
Ray Wagner
Des Moines
Harvey Goodenough
Clarence Gilkey
Butler
Penn
Association of Christian Business and
Chris Jensen
Towns Gideon Convention
Gideons
Notice of Probate and Appointment in Mary Voll Estate
In Linn County Iowa United States Bank was appointed executor of the Mary Voll estate in probate after the will dated September 1 1961 was admitted. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication and debtors pay promptly.
North Vietnam vows to fight until last American leaves land
Hanoi radio quotes President Ho Chi Minh declaring the Vietnamese people will continue fighting until the last American leaves their land. The statement aired as the war in Vietnam drew ongoing international attention.
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Tokyo
Ho’ Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Hanoi
State sued by Williamsburg man over hay baler injuries
Paul McMurphy of Williamsburg sued the state for 23.00 damages claiming negligence at the State Honor Farm in July 1965. He alleged improper instruction, lack of safety devices, and a defective baler contributed to injuries.
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DES Moines
Paul McMurphy
Williamsburg
Hel
Estate of Everett W Bauman Probate Notice
In Linn County Iowa the estate of Everett W Bauman deceased was probated with Hilda J Bauman appointed executor on September 1 1961. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication or be barred. Dated September 1 1967 Hilda J Bauman Executor Cedar Rapids Iowa Shuttl eworth Ingersoll and David G Bleakley Cedar Rapids Iowa Date of second publication December 12
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Mary Voll
United State Bank
Cedar Rapids
Sargent
Spanaler
Helen A. Powell
Helen A. Howell
Louise Powell
Linn
Everett W. Bauman
Hilda I. Bauman
Grove
Hilda J. Bayan
Reid
Lillie May Barnoske
Lille
May Barnaske
Bessie May Adams
Richard George Adams
Avanna
Tlinoi Shes
Mitchell & Jackson
Probate Notice and Sheriff Sale In Iowa Court
Notice of probate for Lille May Barnoske with executors Bessie May Adams and Richard George Adams. Creditors urged to file within six months. Includes separate sheriff’s sale notice against Roger F Hahn and Winifred H Hahn for furniture and personal property, with auction set for September 19, 1967.
Dancing Nights at Theake Y Deeost Birthday Bash
Community notices invite attendance at a birthday celebration for McNamara on Sunday with relatives and friends. The event features directions to LET'S GO DANCING at Pug and the Western Playways on 329 12th Avenue SE. Local services advertise hauling painting tree work and home care.
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Femilles
McNamara
12Th Avenue SE
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Jaymor, Inc
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State Board of Health
Pizza Pete's Pantry
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Area 10
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Watertown
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Seneca
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Springville
Sorg Pharmacy
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Mary
Dickey
Trg Ore Es
National Institute of Dry Cleaning
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Phyllis Diller
Hollywood Palace
Channel 1
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Su Dep Abe Bass
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Tom Fu
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Clark and Sons
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Forte
Free
A. Wise
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Lyman
Jerry Myers
Resiness Services
Yerisrtes
B. Constr., Inc
Zobal’ Construction CO
Kalous “& Sons
Jacobson Const
Atchin Eer
FeGane Edsimon
Hellare Wel Consroe Wei Co
Swisher,i Abby's
M. L. Hale
Harold
Ford
Collins
My Merits
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Fiat
Hiawatha
Homday
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Tome
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Neasee
Fair Oaks
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