Marion woman fined for reckless driving after office hit
Karen Joan Herbert 25 of Tow er Trailer Terrace was fined 50 dollars and costs by Judge Miles Adams for reckless driving after her car struck the J. F. Anderson Lumber Co. office building at 1360 Seventh Avenue. Damage to the building and car both estimated at 300 dollars each. Police say she became confused and thought the alley was an intersection. John’s Conoco advertisement appears with Camp Fire group notes listing officers and roles.
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Marion
Miles Adams
Karen Joan Herbert
Tower Trailer Terrace
Seventh Avenue
J. F. Anderson Lumber Co
Herbert
YMCA Adds Three Classes to Marion Schedule
The Marion branch YMCA will add gymnastics for beginners and advanced students and swimming lessons to its Saturday lineup, as announced by secretary Frosty Cobb. Other listed activities include elementary and teen boys gyms, three man basketball, and teen night with varying start times.
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Marion
YMCA
Frosty Cobb
Death notice for Mrs Virgil Sproston in Mobile Alabama
Word arrived about the death of Mrs Virgil Sproston 59 in Phoenix City Alabama. She lived in Phoenix City with her son for 13 months after leaving Marion following her husband’s death on July 27 1965. She is survived by a son and a daughter services pending in Mobile Alabama. Garage Gift Sale and vitamin promotion notices follow.
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Everettee ‘Martinson
Alburnett Road
Virgil Sproston
Phoenix City
Ala
Phoenix
City
Marion
Sprostons
Witwer
Turkey Farm
Sproston
Mobile
State Required To Provide SA War Vet Office
Des Moines AP Lloyd Jackson secretary to the Iowa executive council said the council is breaking the law by not providing an office in the Statehouse for the Iowa arm of the United Spanish War Veterans. The organization now uses a GMC building suite. Jackson said space must be found in the Statehouse to meet 1936 code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Lloyd Jackson
Iowa Executive Council
Statehouse
Iowa
United Spanish War Veterans
GMC
Jackson
Health Department
Executive Council
Evening Lions Club Formed in Iowa City
An evening Lions International club organized in Iowa City meets the first and third Mondays. Clifton D. Adams named first president with Tom Sandel as vice president Phillip Fleming as secretary and B D Nicholas as treasurer. Charter night scheduled for December 3 with Mel Grummert as chair.
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Iowa City
Lions International
Clifton D. Adams
Tom Sandel
Phillip Fleming
B. D. Nicholas
Mel Grummert
Clinton sewage superintendent dies in 20 foot fall
Robert Klein aged 39, superintendent at Clinton sewage treatment plant, died after falling 20 feet onto a concrete floor at the base of a well. He was inspecting crew work installing equipment in the shaft when the accident occurred.
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Clinton
UPI
Robert Klein
Linn Republicans Rely on Local Funds for Candidates
Linn county Republican leaders report most funds raised are earmarked for local candidates this year, with about 25 percent sent to the state central committee. Chairman Dudley Taylor says past years sent about 80 percent to state, while this cycle emphasizes local races. Speakers include gubernatorial candidate William Murray and Senator Jack Miller. The group plans to register more Republicans and targets 1 006 dinner tickets, while approving a precinct committee change and an executive-session review of the mobile registration effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Taylor
Linn County
Republican Central Committee
Taylor
Des Moines
the Gazette
State
Central Committee
William Murray
Jack Miller
Riley
Iowa State Tax Commission
Jack Walters
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Arlene Franz
Fayette Township
Phil Brammer
Three Youths Hurt in Sigourney Area Crash
Three youths were injured in a one car crash south of the Thornburg high school vicinity near Sigourney. The northbound car driven by Mickey LeRoy Green 16 What Cheer overturned in a west ditch after losing control. Green was hospitalized in Iowa City with head injuries. Roger Ward 15 and Larry Pringle 18 both of What Cheer received treatment. James D Little 18 What Cheer was not injured. Authorities Virgil Barrons and Keith Bryant investigated.
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The
Gazette Sigourney
Thornburg High School
Mickey LeRoy Green
Green
U.S. planning grant approved for Tama growth
The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced grants totaling 19842 dollars to the Iowa development commission to aid planning for growth in six Iowa cities and Plymouth county. The named cities include Jefferson, Marshalltown, Tama, Ottumwa, Denison, and Greenfield.
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Washington
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa
Plymouth County
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Jefferson
Marshalltown
Tama
Ottumwa
Denison
Greenfield
Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids Report of Condition 1966
The Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids Iowa shows total assets of 33,876,250.67 with deposits of 29,068,749.45 and total liabilities and capital accounts amounting to 139,929,250.20. Bank officers including Cashier Peremsky certify the accuracy of the report following examination by directors James E Horace Medves and H R Green.
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Sayin
Pegoaits
Veseate
Peremsky
Peonginon
Racaaner
Legal notice of ownership and circulation details for The Gazette
The notice provides ownership and financial details for The Gazette Company Cedar Rapids Iowa including publisher J F Hladky Jr editor Har E Boyd and others. It lists known bondholders and security holders and reports average and single issue circulation figures for the preceding year with net press run and paid circulation amounts.
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Linnership
Eder Rapids
Carette
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Heacawarters
Genere
Kird Seer
Ionn
Supilenes
J. F. Hladky, Jr
Har E. Boyd
Eugene C. Ho
Show ‘A
Richard F. Millen
Malcolm M. Thompson, Jr
the Gazette Company
Elsie H. Miller
Anne M. Cole
Manchester
Jane M. Hladky
Ness
Seph A Hlacky
Hladkee Rapids
Lowa
Joseph, ' Sprer Ra Nas
Naloon
M. Hladky
Nicago B. Rutheford
Busyies
Florida
Epolt Rutherford
Les
Robert Calder
Evs
Mrrusteg
Clare Rathbun Marshall
Mildred Crawford
Margaret M. Bronson
Monrovia
California
Acada
Net
Orrer
Deaiers Ang
Shrovah
Ndt
Ma Prions
J. Ky
Cedar Rapids bids sought for Breck Golf Course project
City of Cedar Rapids invites bids for construction of Breck Golf Course facilities. Bids open at 9:00 A.M. September 19, 1966 in City Hall Council Chambers. Substantial requirements include ten percent bid deposit, performance bond, Iowa preference, and right to reject or waive bids. Published September 30 and October 7, 1966.
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City of Cedar
Lerk
Weil
Feadr
Breck Golf Course
Eiffer Aechitect
Ote Beiter Rchit Assoc
Mt. Vernon Ond Ast
Capids
Iowa
Accompan Ya
Cedar Rapids
Harold Gem Rity
Public hearing and notice of special assessment levy 1966
The city announces a special assessment schedule under Section 391A Iowa Code for water main construction on 19th Street Northwest. Assessments of $10 or more payable in ten annual installments begin 30 days from levy with remaining balance due with real estate taxes each March 1. Properties listed include Salasek, Shearer, Armstrong, and the City of Cedar Rapids. total assessments amount to $1,645.00. Dated September 21, 1966. Published September 29 and 30, 1966.
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Ess Norte
Code of
Iowa
19Th Street
Armstrong’s
Robert E
Bonnie M. Salasek
Joseph E
Evelyn K Shearer
Buelah
Armstrong
Bess Tri
Cor
Aimee
City of Cedar Ragins
Harold G. Schaefer
Cedar Raenids
Public hearing to convey parcel to Cedar Rapids School District
The Cedar Rapids City Council schedules a public hearing on a parcel described by Barger's additions bounded by 10th Street SE and related lines. The city proposes conveying the property to the Cedar Rapids Community School District without consideration. Any interested party may appear and be heard. Published in the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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City of
Cedar Rapids
Neve i
Barger
Ieredar Rapids Gazette
Harold G. Sen
Acreee
Public Hearing Set on Zoning Change Cedar Rapids
The city will hold a public hearing in the City Hall chambers Cedar Rapids at 9 00 a m October 19 1966 to consider changing zone from RG Multiple Family to B 1 Neighborhood Shopping for Lot 14 Auditor's Plat No City of Cedar Rapids Linn County Location Ems Boulevard and F Avenue Kay Vierson petitions by Robert B Anderson Interested parties may appear and dated September 1966 Haro Schaefer Clerk Published in Cedar Rapids Gazette September 30 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Robert B. Anderson
City
Linnlow
Ems Boulevard
Kay
Vierson
Haro Schaefer
Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment to Hold Public Hearing
The Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment will meet Monday October 10 1966 at 3 p.m. in City Hall basement conference room to hear appeals from the Building Official regarding six docket items at 4225 Council Street NE 51 Oklahoma Avenue SW 420 Booth Street SW 419 16th Street NE 1535 2nd Avenue SE and related projects.
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Board of Adjustment
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
City Hall
Ross O. Carnes
Council Street
Darrell Daubenmier
Oklahoma
James E. Blessing
Reeng
2Nd Avenue SE
Ar Rapids
Lowe
Edward F. Winter
Building Safety Department
Civil Defen Center
N W. Dodge
Notice of Probate Executor for Fannie Reed Estate
In the District Court of Iowa, the last will and codicil of Fannie Reed was admitted to probate on September 27 1966 with Ray Reed named executor. Creditors and parties with claims must file within six months from the second publication dated October 7 1966. all debts payable to the estate should be paid promptly.
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ARS Co
Cpu
Iowa
Fannie
Fannie Reed
Gore County
Witin
Raymond F
Cece Rapids
Warren C. Ackle
Cedar Rapids
Linn County hearing on rezoning and salvage yard permits
Linn County Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing October 17 at 1 30 PM at the Cedar Rapids courthouse. Topics include Nielsen rezone to Light Industrial and a permit for a salvage yard, plus Marion landfill permit and related property descriptions in Sec 10 85 6 and Sec 15. Citizens may speak for or against. Dated September 29 1966. Harrington Administrative Officer.
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Linn Cunty
Linn County
Linnounty Zoning Commission
Iowa
Linn County Court House
Cedar Rapids
M. A. Nielsen
David C. Rave
Te Vasaiec
Rome
Linn Co
C. M
R.O.W
North Range
City of Marion
John and Edna Roshar
Notice of Probate Estate Administrators in Iowa
Notice is given that on the 20th day of September 1966 the undersigned was appointed administrator of the estate of the deceased in the district court of Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the clerk within six months from the second publication, or be barred. Dated September 1966. Charlotte V. Taylor and Harry C. Taylor Administrators. Attorney for Administrators. Second publication September 30, 1966.
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Sourtom
Iowa
Charlotte V. Taylor
Harry C. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Robert E. Attorney
Iowa District Notice of Minnie Kraus Estate Probated
Public notice in Linn County Iowa announces the will of Minnie Kraus admitted Sept 28 1966 with Evelon W Kraus named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months after the second publication or be barred. debtors to pay promptly. Attorneys Kreuter Ford Ibeling represent the estate.
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SPST
Iowa
Linn County
Minnie Kraus
Deceas
Pope
Velon
Cedar Rapids
Claassen, Kreuter
Ford & Ibeling
Linn County Supervisors approve multiple tax deed sales Sept 1966
Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors met Sept 6 1966 at Cedar Rapids approving sales of tax deed properties. Confirmed quit claim deeds to William J Foy Karen M Foy Leslie Anthony and Gregg C Scott Anne B Scott and authorized execution by Chairman William E Linstrom. Adjourned to Sept 13 1966 with claims listed and paid.
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Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Court House
Cedar Rapid
Iowa
E._ Linstrom
Armen R. Scolaro
Udley Hender
Scolaro
Uservisor Henderson
Henderson
Arace
Malwa Steward
Linn Counne Porras
Nore
Iecess Brown
Nae Secy
Linn Cane Sigiers Relief Commission
Cedar Rapids
William J. Foy
Karen M. Foy
Linn
William E. Lindstrom
William E. Linstrom
A.D
Lution
Towit
City of
Husnd
Leslie Anthony
Feonies Wy Wyervisor
Penderson
Inn County
Leslie Antheny Merrie
Hacely
Linn Couny
Gregg C. Scott
Anne B. Scott
Ian Nty
Super Vines
Linn Coun
Willian E. Linstrom
Scoiaro
Sveryine Henderson
Board of_Supervisors
Conband and Wie
Carl E. Swanson
Robert W. Johnson
International Conference of Building Officials
Ames
Heng Neon
James M. Berry
Marion
Ereas
Lowa
Board of Suidvisors
Nn Ans
William £. Linstrom
Sisters of Mercy
Tet
The
Ginal
City
Linn Couty
Linstrom
Tunsday
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Ki Wan da
N. H. Olson
Bonnie Allan
Nona Hornung
Debbie Hunter
Pam Olson
Robin Hackett
Denise Walter
Gordon Hatchery
Samuel L. Bacon
Don B. Bacon
Brockman Avenue
Fort Richardson
Alaska
Gazette
10Th St
Warner Bros
Adv
Vernon Junior High School
John Morning
Gerald Keegan
Twenty-seventh Street
Marion Theater
Ray
Alabama
Sorg Pharmacy
Evening Lions Club
Paul I of
Russia
RFE
Pale
Woden
Conve Rouiece
Spartanburg
N.C
Volunteer Fire Department
Jahangir
Hindustan
Linn Republicans
George Kruse
Senate
Ernest Kosek
Tom Riley
Kosek
Judd
Sigourney
U.S
Merchants National Bank
Kisa
Fromers
James E, i Horace
Medves H.R, Green
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Iylar
Southea
East Center Point
Se Center Point
Brookman
Io County
Sang Wa Ie
Proceedings OF Supervisors
Ares Ot
Velma Magnuson
Sch
Psychopathic Hospital
Jerry Rabiner Memorial Boys Ranch
Tig Press, & Litho Co
Supm Lowa “Electric ‘Welding
Misc
Justice Elec Co
Mervyn Knapp
Rubias Hardware Co
Shepards’ ‘Citations Inc
Stambaugh Motors
Les Purlaneks
Cere Dumbaugh
Atty
Pene ‘Kopecky
He and Brasil
Airkem Sales
Baxter Ambulance Service
Cain’s
Rursing
Maurice Estes
Globe Machinery & Supply Co
Home Society
Jack & Jill Store
Mike Koury
R Kuehl
Mercy Hospital
Robert Oettinger
Enna Farm da
el Ford
Oo Zel
Hahn & Haegy Asphalt Co
Sec
Oads Peimahaaries
Howard
Irene Franklin
Roa
Biderman Holwe & Impl
Tractor Supply Co
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Frost
Pea
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