Marion council halts post office use plan after debate
The Marion council debated converting the former post office to administrative offices or a police station. Incoming members favored using the building as a police facility for 25 years, while others urged long range planning and delaying action on architectural services and a broader city hall project.
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Marlon Council
Jack Wicks
Victor Klapfenstein
Frank Anthes
Arthur Hauschild
Ofice
Hauschild
Bill Grundy
Hanschild
Anthes
Verda M. Widger
Nintl Avenue
Don Well
Leo Peiffer
Lottery Brothers Lead Daft Draw In Odd Finish
Marion Wisconsin area notes show a quirky lottery finish as brothers claimed top positions. Community listings include YMCA schedule at Marion branch with classes, a school board meeting proposing Karen Lortz as elementary counselor starting January 18, and local business ads. The report also mentions a farm fire near the city, Stolman’s draft lottery status, and local entertainment tease for Engelbert Humperdinck on Channel 9.
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Lint-Mar Board of Education
Karen Lortz
Ladies Wyler
Bowman Woods Bay
Wilkins
Services Wednesday For Larry Holsinger
Larry Holsinger 35 a former Central City resident died Sunday at his Freeport Iowa home He was born February 8 1994 in Cedar Rapids He married Joyce Drexler August 11 1957 in Central City He lived in Freeport five years worked as an electrician member of Second Presbyterian Church Surviving are two daughters Cindy and Christy Jean a son Joey Curtis his parents a brother Joy in California and a sister Mrs Donald Williams of Vinton Services Wednesday 1030 am Burke Tubbs Funeral Home Freeport graveside Thursday 10 am St Clark Cemetery Central City
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Central City
Larry Holsinger
Central Citren
Freeport
Cedar Rapids
Joyce Drexler
Second Presbyterian Church
Cindy Day
Christy Jean
Joey
Curtis
Joy
California
Donald Williams
Vinton
Burke-Tubbs
St. Clark
Hog House Fire Destroys Structure East of Elkader
A hog house on the Clarence Holer farm five miles east of Elkader on Highway 56 burned Monday afternoon. Firemen from Elkader battled the blaze to prevent spread. The cause remains undetermined amid official inquiries. Residents report quick sales when offering low cost, fast acting products.
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Marion Marion Mathers Club
Iremen
Farmers State Bank
Russett
Christmas Auetton
Beh
Hughes
George Caraway
Xi Gamma Sigma
Bete Sigma Phi
Gathe
West Union
Ray Wagner
Charles Laimrack
Eighteenth
Myral
Wittis
The
Audubon Society
Elkader
Clarence Holer
Elkadee
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Larry Tanner
Leighton W. Lord
Owl, Crime Commission
Linn County Crime Commission
Ford
Weich
Lin County
State
Orline Commission
Robert J. Stone
Terest
Midland Construction Co
Maer Co
Inc
Marion
Ajé
Tor
Public Works
Council On Tor
Stone
Third Avenue
Milwaukee Railroad
Thirty-fifth Street
Hanstrom- Rublyn Tractor Co
Lim Co, Operative Oil Co
Lowe and Eschman Construction Co
Rathje Construction &Co
Weih
Vounvil
Council Directoty Weih
Linnwood Knolls
Twenty-Sixth Avenue
Northview Drive
Dim County
Council
Adolph FP. Boyson
Indian Creek Parkway
Housing and Urban Development Agency of
United States
Squaw Creek
Squaw
S Creek Park
Linnwood Acres
Kenneth and
James Borschel
Tenth Street
Twenty-Ninth Avenue
Linn County Histories Society
Linn Cooperative Oil Co
Fourth Avenue
Public Services Department
Russell Ward
Donald Jacobsen
James Manvar Scott
Magnus Hotel
Bilt Malloy
Malloy Jewelers
Permuria Pravasco's
Silice
Third Ave
Wren Ann Wvers
AUIO
Usdang
Bae
Ecwipment
Buninilss
Citizens Loan Corporation
First Avenue
Daft Lottery
Linn-Mar
MCA
Marion Branch
YMCA
Handy Gazette
Forrett
Bullis Real Estate
Madison
Wis
Richard Stolman
Linda Duffy
Petite Salon
Stolman
Nashville
Tenn
Sorg Pharmacy
Nordman Jewelers
University of Wisconsin
Douglas
University of Kansas
Engelbert Humber
Dince
Culur
Channel 9
Maverick
Torino
Totlan
Dearborn
Michigan
Bob Zimmerman
Ford, Inc
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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