Easter services planned across Marion churches
Numerous Easter week services are listed for Marion. A Palm Sunday baptism is at 2:30 at First United Methodist. The final Lenten service is Thursday at 7:30 at Ascension Lutheran with Rev. M C Hagedorn speaking on Bread of Life. Communion will be distributed. Activities at United Methodist church Thursday.
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Marion
First United Methodist Church
Ascension Lutheran Church
M.C. Hagedorn
United Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran’ Church
Donald Mohr
John Huber
Anthony Accepts Senior Post at Christian Church
The Rev. Tom Anthony of Kansas City has accepted the call to become senior minister of the Marion Christian church and will begin May 30. He is 29 and comes from Hillside Christian church with three years’ service as associate pastor and interim minister. He and his wife Lorraine will reside in the church parsonage at 1080 Seventeenth avenue.
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Tom Anthony
Kansas City
Marion Christian Church
Anthony
Marion
Hillside Christian Church
Texas Christian University
Brite Divinity School
TCU
Lorraine
Seventeenth Avenue
Peter M. Morgan
The
Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Division of Homeland Ministeries
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion court actions list fines and tickets from Friday
Friday Marion magistrate court heard speeding cases for Roger L. Legrand and Lyle L. Rose each fined 30 dollars. Kenneth R. Sacora paid 15 dollars for no helmet. Donald L. Spaethe fined 20 dollars for turning at an intersection. Lutheran Church of the Resurrection holds Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services at 7 15 p.m. YMCA Marion announces Monday activity schedule with multiple classes and times throughout the day including fitness, gymnastics, and swimming programs.
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Marion Magistrate’s Court
Roger L. Legrand
Country Club Drive
Lyle L. Rose
Third Avenue
Kenneth R. Sacora
Fourth Avenue
Donald L. Spaethe
Third Street
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
YMCA
Marion Ymca
Peach Noodle Kugel Dessert From Old World Recipe
A Jewish origin baked pudding with peach slices and streusel topping. Noodles are tossed with butter and a milk egg mixture with raisins then baked, topped with streusel and returned to oven. Serves about ten and is best served warm.
College Has Stake In Blood Test Result
In Mount Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan College faces a possible million dollar Lincoln family trust stake tied to a blood test of a West German boy. If he proves as Lincoln’s descendant the trust rewards the college. otherwise the legacy would be shared with two other institutions.
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Mount Pleasant
Town Wesleyan College
West Germany
District of Columbia Court
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Iowa Wesleyan
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
American Red Cross
Louis Haselmayer
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mary Harlan Lincoln
Robert Todd Lincoln
Robert Todd Beckwith
Warren Beckwith
Jessie Harlan Lincoln
Beckwith
Middlesex County
Timothy Lincoln Beckwith
Annemarie Hoffman Beckwith
U.S
James Harlan
Clark Proposes Estate Tax Relief for Family Farms
Sen. Dick Clark urged the Senate Finance Committee to back an estate tax reform raising the farm exemption to 200 000 and to value farmland based on agricultural use. He said the current tax structure lags, impacting the farm community, with about 15 percent of 1974 farm sales for estate settlements.
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Washington
Dick Clark
Lowa
Senate Finance Committee
Clark
Senate Agriculture Committee
Germans See New U S Era In Stern 116 Page U S special
Der Stern curates a 116 page supplement marking the U S bicentennial with messages from Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. It portrays an American era ended but a new one ahead, balancing praise with critical notes on crime, urban decay, and political scandal while noting America's enduring global influence and potential comeback.
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Bonn
West Germany
der Stern
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Helmut Schmidt
Kissinger
America
Liedtke
Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann
U.S
Odd Jobs Across the Nation From Fish Sniffers to Snow Flickers
The National Geographic notes unusual lines of work such as FDA fish sniffers assessing aged seafood, snow flickers clearing parking meter slots, West Coast aircraft-plant roller skaters, bone men preparing skeletal displays, and sheet examiners handling vast sums while discarding flawed bills. It also mentions piano punchers weaving lace, a piano-like chemical analyzer, and a cracker man in rubber production.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
National Geographic Society
Bureau of Engraving
No Destruction In Iranian Tremor Report
A strong earthquake struck the Kyzylkum desert in central Soviet Asia with tremors felt in nearby towns. Tass cited no buildings destroyed though the USGS reported a 6.9 magnitude. The quake center was said to be in Uzbekistan near Bukhara, with tremors reaching Tashkent. The Limehouse district in London was noted as a historic Chinese quarter. A quoted line about a split personality appears unrelated.
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Moscow
Kyzylkum
Central Soviet Asia
Tass
Uzbekistan
Bukhara
Tashkent
U.S
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Ray Long
Sixth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Corning
Rapids
Osco A
2Nd Ave
PEPSI
Eanes
Palmer Hollow
Rabbit A
Artemus Ward
Cape Ann
Marblehead
Western
Europe
Schmidt
Stern
Klaus Liedtke
Saigon
Vey’s
National
Limehouse District
Limehouse
London
Toshiba
M.Q.S
FOTO
1St Ave
1St Street
Cidar Rapids
Witwer Insurance
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