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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
12
A transcription of county board sessions details motions, votes, and official actions by the Board of Supervisors. It notes adjournments, committee references, and financial authorizations including salaries, expenditures, and public notices. The chaotic OCR yields extensive names, places, and roles, reflecting a dense archival record.
Public notice announces the probate of HOTTA OE RRUBAYE OF WILL and the appointment of an executor. It lists deadlines for creditors to file claims, estate actions, and the schedule for a second sale hearing in Cedar Runids, Cedar Runids County, with details on allowances, interest, and verification of debts.
Reader questions about buying deep discount bonds for capital gains, evaluating high quality issue stocks, and using annuities or life insurance for retirement. Advises on utility stocks, bonds, and the safety of bank deposits, with caution about 1099 forms and dividend checks.
The College Gammaniy school board learned the district enrollment is 3,008, up from 4,010 a year earlier. Board secretary Glan Seleer reported changes to meeting dates, with meetings now set for the second and fourth Tuesday monthly, and times adjusted for April 1. Directors approved travel for members to attend the Winnsotte Facilities Council symposium and named a delegate to the Iowa Association of School Boards.
Mary B Ramsey 1 lifelong Springville resident died Monday in Cedar Rapids hospital She was married Dec 1945 to Max Ramsey in Springville and a Springville High School and St Luke's nursing graduate She was a member of United Methodist Church past Matron of Love Chapter OS active in Cub Scouts Bhs Weds and Day Troops Surviving husband two daughters four sons a brother and supporters Services at United Methodist Church Cedar Rapids Cemetery burial at Cedar Memorial Friends may call at Matlock's Springville Tuesday
Walter C. Colgan 4th of Riverdale died at home after a brief illness. Born August 26, 1907, in Fairfax he lived in Davenport area before moving. Survived by son Edward of Springfield and daughters Mrs Darrell Sintekle and Mrs Richard Garnet of Marshfield, two brothers Henry of Woneth Ti and LaRay of Forest Park, three sisters Mrs Clbney of Pal, Mrs John O Connell of Walker and Mrs Huney Ulviely of Lang. Services Wednesday from 4 to 9 p.m. and Thursday at 11 a.m. in Stewart Chapel. Burial at Taylorick Cemetery, Calnfes.
James Reeve reelected president of the Tipton Board of Education. Re-elected vice-president Nicie markets and dividends are mentioned amid unclear notes about trustees and community school matters.
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