Linn-Mar board reorganization names leaders and notes
Lloyd Fernow was reelected president for a seventh term with Donald Andrew as vice president at the Linn-Mar board of education meeting. The group set meetings for the second Monday of each month at 7 30 p.m. and canvassed results from the recent election with Etzel 391 votes Grenis 253 Martin 226 Ramsbottom 70 Swarzyk 51 and five spoiled ballots. Morris Allen won a seat on Area 10 Community college board with 472 votes.
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Lloyd Fernow
Linn-Mar Board of Education
Donald Andrew
David Etzel
Ted Grenis
A. John Martin
Jay Ramsbottom
Thaddeus Swarzyk
Morris Allen
Area 10 Community College
E. S. Thompson
Grenis
Etzel
Milton Arnold
Services Thursday for Mrs. Allen Thurman
Janet Davis Thurman 1888 10 20 Cedar Rapids born died after brief illness in Marion route three wife of Allen G Thurman 1919 marriage. Surviving husband son Peter B Thurman daughter Mrs W A Drago five grandchildren siblings Betty Perdue Ellen Anderson Esther Treichler. Services Thursday 1 30 pm Turner chapel with Rev Walter Kellison cremation Oak Hill cemetery. Gifts to Peoples church memorial fund or Dr Schweitzer fund.
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Janet Davis Thurman
Allen G. Thurman
Route Three
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Peter B. Thurman
W. A. Drago
Robert Davis
Ojai
Calif
Betty ‘Perdue
Mill Valley
Ellen Anderson
Port Colborne
Ontario
Canada
Esther Treichler
Troy Mills
Thurman
Peoples Church
van Vechten Guild
Turner Chapel
Walter Kellison
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner East
The
Dr. Schweitzer
Hearing Set for Former Marion Officers Reinstatement
A Civil Service Commission hearing is scheduled for next Monday at 1 15 p m in the city council chamber to consider requests by five former Marion police officers to be reinstated. Four resigned and one was fired in July. Witnesses will be presented by both sides.
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City Council
Civil Service Commission
Marion
Mayor Potter closes delay on zoning vote in Marion
Marion council postponed the third reading of a rezoning ordinance to October 7 after Mayor Ralph W. Potter broke a tie. The plan would reclassify land from I-1 and J-2 industrial to R-3 residential near Willow Park and Eighth Avenue. A petition urged rejecting Iowa Vending Co.’s C-2 request for two lots, labeling it spot zoning.
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Ralph W. Potter
Marion Council
Willow Park
Eighth Avenue
Iowa Vending Co
Second Street
Wallace Luedtke
Seventh Avenue
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Joseph A. Cira
Klink Re-elected by Marion School Board
Harold Klink was re-elected president of the Marion Independent board of education at the annual organizational meeting. Arthur A. Bezdek named vice-president, succeeding John Andrea who did not seek re-election after 10 years as a director. Murdoch 275 votes, Weltha 256 for two directorships. Parmenter 273 for treasurer. Agreement with University of Iowa to allow student teachers for next two semesters.
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Harold Klink
Marion Independent Board of Education
Arthur A. Bezdek
Bezdek
John Andrea
Andrea
George Murdoch
Duane Weltha
Jack Parmenter
University
Center Point Boy Suffered Grinder Injury At Home
David Duelle three year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Duelle of Center Point was admitted to Mercy hospital for surgery after his right arm was caught in a feed grinder at his home Tuesday morning.
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David Duelle
Robert Duelles
Center Point
Mercy Hospital
Oelwein Board Accepts School Insurance Settlement
The Oelwein school board agreed to a $403,274 settlement for Central grade and junior high buildings damaged by the May 15 tornado. The package excludes contents. The board also re elected Rev. Richard Emery as president.
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Oelwein
Richard Emery
Anamosa Inmate Seeks Habeas Hearing Over Alleged Treatment
An Anamosa men's reformatory inmate, Vance E. Rinken, petitions federal court for a habeas corpus hearing claiming treatment at Dickinson county jail led him to plead guilty to forgery and malicious injury he says he did not commit. He alleges queuing abuse, theft accusations, and tainted food as factors in his case.
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Men’s Reformatory
Anamosa
Vance E. Rinken
Dickinson
Net
Rinken
G. R. Ray Accused of Receiving Stolen Items
Gerald R. Ray, 38, of route Cedar Rapids, was jailed on a charge of receiving stolen property after a Feb 24 break in at Duane E. Bradish residence. Nine firearms valued at $1,085 were stolen. eight valued at $1,000 were found at Ray’s home following a warrant search. Ray arraigned Tuesday before Judge Loren Hullinger with a Thursday deadline set.
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Gerald R. Ray
Cedar Rapids
Duane E. Bradish
K Street
Ray
Loren Hullinger
Hearing Set on Forfeiture of Recovered Firearms
Judge Warren Rees scheduled a preliminary hearing for September 24 to determine whether the recovered firearms should be forfeited to be used as possible evidence.
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Warren Rees
Services Wednesday For Elizabeth Urbanek
Elizabeth Urbanek 96 longtime Solon resident died Monday after a short illness born Elizabeth Brosh Sept 28 1871 near Solon. Husband Edward died 1933. Survived by daughter Anna Bednashek and son Frank Urbanek both of Solon ten grandchildren and multiple great and great great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 2 pm in Brosh funeral home Solon with calling hours.
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Solon
Elizabeth Urbanek
Elizabeth Brosh
Edward
Anna Bednashek
Frank Urbanek
Brosh Funeral Home
Addition Plans Okayed By Iowa Valley Board
Marengo Iowa Valley school board approved high school addition blueprints by architect Marvin Stenson. The plan includes a gymnasium and rooms for industrial arts music and science, at an estimated cost of 600000. A bond election is planned for January with Wilbur Heitman reelected to a board post.
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Cazette Marengo
Iowa Valley School Board
Marvin Stenson
Waterloo
Wilbur Heitman
Early Indications Favorable In UCS Drive
United Community Service reports promising early results from its small business drive led by Cedar Rapids Jaycees. Seven of 89 campaigners filed complete reports, 45 filed partial reports, with about half the division’s goal reached. A Kennedy High School rally tonight features Kurt Kasznar and a 25 minute DJ segment as volunteers and wives attend.
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United Community Service
UCS
Cedar Rapids Jaycees
Jaycee
Kennedy High School
Abc-Tv
Kurt Kasznar
Cedar Rapids
George Lowe
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Grant Williams
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Bowman Woods
Rapids Chevrolet
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Charles Kremanek
Taube Park
Arnold McCoy
McCoy
Glenn Jensen
Linn-Mar
Bob Verhbicek
Marion High School
Marion-Linn-Mar
Supt
Kenneth P. Patton
University of Iowa
SUI
Ramona Coster
Navy
Julie Petrak
Dawn Landis
Gayle Knepper
Mary Petrak
Debbie Stenerson
Janet Allen
Laurie Franklin
Nancy Veatch
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Sarah Allen
Christine Kemp
Central Ave
Nordman Jewelers
Adv
Masonic Temple
Fred Langhoff
YMCA
Marion Branch
Sorg Pharmacy
Ralph Langhoff
Route 13
St. Luke’s Hospital
Xi Gamma Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi
James Johnston
Brockman Avenue
James Kimber
First National Bank
Allen Thurman
Linn
Connie Gerber
Pat Seikora
Elizabeth Neal
Nancy Weller
Kay Mitchell
Alynne Kirkpatrick
Melissa Drago
Melinda ‘Drago
Rebecca
First United Methodist Church
Carl Foster
By Larry Tanner
Wendell Newberry
Second ‘Street
Newberry
Laurence Martin
Bill Grundy
Willis Schnell
Frank Anthes
Raymond Eckhart
Richard Johnson
Potter
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Marion Boulevard
Tama Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Peter F. Crivaro
Cummings and Co
Seventh Street
Crivaro
Leighton W. Ford
Ninth Street
Ford
Anthes
Schnell
Linnwood Knolls
South Eleventh Street
First
Grand Avenues
Jackson Construction Co
Nevada
South Eleventh
Town Highway Commission
Linnwood Knolls Development Co
Lint
Ruth Lint
James Jordan
Squaw Creek
Merwen L. Taylor
Howard R. Green Co
Owen T. Berry II
Lee Schoon
Pepperwood Hill
Glenbrook Cove
Bituminous Materials Co., Inc
Anthes and
Eckhart
Twenty-third Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Linn County
East Post Road
South Marion
Morris L. Allen
Planning and Zoning Commission
Allen
Todd’s
Indian House
Blairs Ferry Road
Pizza Pete’s
Klink
Marion School Board
Dickey's
National Institute of Dry Cleaning
7Th Ave
10Th Street
Citizens Consolidation Plan
Citizens Loan Corp
Landis Financial Group
First Avenue S.E
G. R. Ray
Iowa Valley Board
Pharmacies
3Rd Avenue
1St Avenue
Mt. Vernon Road
Jacelyn Drive
Johnson Avenue
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