Marion Fire Crews Battle Multiple Grass Blazes Prompt City Notice
Winds kept firefighters busy as Marion crews fought five grass fires Friday afternoon near Sixth Avenue Milwaukee railroad and Indian Creek Country Club area. Keeton fined four days earlier for reckless driving. Good Friday business closures noted. New house permits issued include Surrey drive, Lantern Jane, Twenty-sixth Avenue projects. various builders reported across multiple streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Inn County Savings and Loan
Sixth Avenue
Milwaukee Railroad
Dian Creek Country Club
Grand
Marian Police Court
Keeton
Miles Adams
Building Department
Surrey Drive
Lantern Jane
Linn-Mar
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Ed A. Meader
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Meader
Meader, 2900 Twentyfifth Avenue, $16,898; Copper Construction Company
Highview Drive
Ken Borschel
Black Construction Company
Fifth Avenue
Kevin Clark
Clark
Max Warren
Floyd Pike
Alpine Road
Richard Gelski
Chuck Kent
Seventhsavenue
Vance Oliphant
South Mourteenth Street
Pred M. Powers
Third Avenue
Ronald Schueler
Seventeenth Avenue
Robert Downey Leads Ced-Mar Sertomas and YMCA Schedule
A jumble of community notes lists Robert Downey leading Ced-Mar Sertomas and YMCA Friday activities at the Marion branch. Events include Mer's gym at 9 am, sewing class at 10, bunny party at 10, conditioning at noon and 5 pm, senior citizens at 2, junior high gym at 4, and family night with elected officers for 1971/8.80. Swim schedule shows various times and names such as Paul Shaughnessy as press at 11, youth resident at 1:30, and family at 7. Other elective officers named include Paul Whitters, James Galligan, James Wesley, Charles Engler, and Donald Baxter. directors listed for two and one year terms. Additional items cover Easter week film supplies, appointments, jewelry ads, and local business promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Marion Branch
Mer’s
Ced-Mar Sertoma Clas
Jnior High
Robert Downey
Paul Shaughnessy
Paul Whitters
James Galligan
James Wesley
Charles Engler
Donald Baxter
John Leland
B. Raymond i Sheldon
Erv Shoemaker
Larry Brown
Hal Po
Wlashcubes
Hall
Janice
Hubert C. Jones
Lawyer Miles Adayos Court Sees Seven Days of Violations
In Judge Miles Adayos police court cases over the last week, defendants from Cedar Rapids Tipton and surrounding areas faced fines for speeding intoxication reckless driving and traffic violations. Notable names include Leonard Swallom Edith Duss Gary Meiers Michael Was toner Norma Ritchie Jeanne Oldenburger and Douglas Condit among others with fines ranging from 6 to 320 dollars and several jail or bond terms.
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Miles Adayos
Leonard J. Swallom
Third Avenue
Edith M. Duss
Greenfield Street
Cedar Rapids
Gary Lb. Meiers
Tipton
Michael K. Wastoner
Moline
Alyn Ossey
Parkview Court
David L. White
A Avenue
Craig L. Faust
Coggan
Norma L. Ritchie
Fifth Avenue
Jeanne M. Oldenburger
Twenty-first Avenue
Douglas F. Condit
Franklin Avenue
Richard H. Janss
Meadowview Drive
Joan M. McCord
Kinley Street
Cedar Rapi
Edward 8
Langhurst
Twenty-Fourth Avenue
Lawrence D. Schafer
Monticello
Alvin W. Moller
Ninth Avenue
Russell L. Haun
Fifteenth Street
Cedar Rapid
Henry B. Keeton
Twenty First Street
Jail Tenn
Suirley J. Cunningham
Walker
Dennis
Gay
Ronald E. Hoover
Texas Avenue
Beling
Ortina
Roul
Holst
Aveniue
Hiawatha
George BR
Minor beer possession and traffic fines listed
Justice of the peace court of Jessie L. McCormack heard cases including Ronald L. Rudish of route 3 cited for possession of beer as a minor with a $25 bond. Cary L. Potter of route 3 and Ramesh of Waterlan, with Raymond Marker, faced speeding fines of $26 and $15 respectively.
Tama House Fire Started In Hay Bales
A Tama County fire destroyed the Lawrence Murray farm residence four miles southeast of town on Haven Road at about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Murty discovered hay bale fuel around the foundation and called neighbors after her phone failed. Tama and Toledo units faced water delays, a Northwestern train blocked a crossing, and an oil tank explosion intensified the blaze. No other buildings burned. the six Murty tenants rented the bore from La-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Waren Tama
Tauwrence Murry
Here
Haven Road
Toledo
Murty Farm
Tama
Murly
Iowa Community Services funds 1972 programs for human relations and government
Iowa Community Services will fund in 1972 human relations and local government programs as its 17 percent share of Title I higher education funds. The advisory council assigns 40 percent to human relations, 35 percent to local government, 20 to community affairs and resource development, and 5 to culture and recreation. Projects include poverty work, neighborhood leadership, aging and disability concerns, inter-governmental cooperation, and park programs for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa Community Services
ICS
Iowa Colleges and Universities
Higher Education
University of Iowa Division of Extension and University Services
Towa
Institutions of Higher Learning
Advisory Council
Ais
Tama Lions Drive Aiding Family After Fire Near Toledo
Verne Hand reported a blaze near an Iowa home as fire crews fought a grass fire at 2 am Wednesday five miles northwest of Toledo. A trash fire 40 yards from the house sparked concern, with insurance on belongings and efforts by Tama Lions to raise clothing, goods, and money at Staley Bank for the affected family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Hand
Cedar Rapids
Thurs
Richard Barnes
Murly
Tama Lions Club
Tama Staley Bank
Tama Cap Center
M. R. Bovenmeyer
Floyd Hand
Tulejo
Toledo
Robert McFate
McFate
Jesse Arends
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Leonard Grabau
Aris
Farmers State Bank
First National Bank
Ced-Mar Sertomas
Ray
Hallmark
Bostor
Mation Courts
Jewelry
Vue
Jian Hawks
Dice
ENT
Tan
Tase
Camera
FBI
SAT
MON
Home Improvement Department
Kmart
Dogabuster Special Jewelry Department
Waurstone
Avecase
Our
Doorbuster Special Jewelry Department
Edoorbuster
16Th Ave
S.W
Collins Road N.ev
K-Mart
Jacki
Camera OE
Polaroid
Fabulous Savinds
Boston
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