Marion house permits climb past two hundred in week
Marion city records show nine new house permits issued this week bringing the total to 201. Builders include Jake Vavra Dean Beckley Leroy Penne Linnwood Builders James Copper Copper and Art Mefford with values ranging from 7 000 to 18 000 dollars.
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Marion
Mildred Stickney
Jake Vavra
Brockman Avenue
Dean Beckley
Eighth Street
Leroy Penne
Linnwood Builders
West Eighth Avenue
Linnwood
West
Ninth Avenue
James Copper
Twenty - Eighth Street Court
Copper
Hillview Drive
Art Mefford
Seventh Avenue
Nominations Sought for Junior Chamber Young Farmer Award
The Marion area Young Farmer award nominations are open through December 31. Nominators may send or deliver forms to any bank or elevator or to OYF chair Sievers. Eligible farmers are 21 to 35 with at least two thirds income from farming. the award will be presented January 20 at the Town House.
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Chamber of Commerce
el Sievers
Jaycee Oyf
Marion
Sievers
Gordon Dodge
First National Bank
Morris Neighbor
Farmers State Bank
Bob Gibbs
Linn Co-operative Oil Co
Bill Alford
WMT
George Minnish
Springville
Christmas Festival Set for Sunday at Marion Church
A Christmas festival of music and art is planned Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Marion Christian church. A classroom tour opens the event with displays from each class on the Christmas story. Costumed carolers will roam the halls followed by an hour of sanctuary music led by Rev. Robert MacDanel. Guest singers Herman Ray and Daniel Phillips of Zion Baptist church will perform, then a fellowship period with refreshments in the social hall. Bill Dutcher will provide Christmas music during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Armar
Stan Hotle
M. G. Linkletter
Jean Strong
Douglas Hutchins
Jaycees
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Ed Rains
Chamber
Iernal
Marion ‘Christian Church
Herman Ray
Daniel Phillips
Zion Baptist Church
Robert MacDanel
Marion Urges Spraying Yule Trees To Prevent Sparks
Fire Chief James Reynolds urges residents to spray Christmas trees to reduce flash fire risk as spraying returns this year to the fire station. Last year the department treated trees in the city park and spraying begins Saturday morning with Borax and boric acid in water. Residents may spray their own trees if they wish.
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James Reynolds
Reynolds
Marion Court Police Court Cases Read This Week
Judge Miles Adams presided as offenders appeared for speeding Wilbur R. McMurrin Dwight D. Greene Clarence Harvey C Zikmund and William T Clark with fines ranging from 15 to 20 dollars. Other infractions included failure to yield right of way Leo P Vogt Glenn E Travis Keith R Borland Joyce E Smith and no driver’s license Richard M Albert Gary D Knoke with suspended fines noted.
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Miles Adams
Harvey C. Zikmund
Fifth Avenue
Wilbur R. McMurrin
Springville
Dwight D. Greene
Clarence
William T. Clark
Central City
Leo P. Vogt
Fourteenth Street
Glenn E. Travis
Third Avenue
Keith R. Borland
Second Street
Cedar ‘Rapids
Joyce E. Smith
Johnson Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Richard M. Albert
Franklin Avenue
Gary D. Knoke
Marian A. Munson
Fairview Drive
William J. Howery
Sue M. Shelton
Ninth Street
Richard D. Emig
Robert E.welsh
Rockford Road
Robert E. Welsh
Donald R. Alatalo
Thirty-eighth Street
Arthhur B. Davis
Twenty Eighth Street
Thirty Eighth Street
Traffic Court Records From Cedar Rapids
The list shows multiple traffic offenses with names and addresses in Cedar Rapids. Violations include illegal parking, expired licenses, improper lane use, and entering taverns under 21 with fines ranging from 6 to 25 dollars and bonds.
Red Carpet Welcome for Iowa High School Band
West Des Moines Valley High School band plans a May visit to Chicago for Memorial Day parade participation. Chicago officials promise a generous welcome with city tours and museum visits. A board member opposed the overnight stop but the proposal was approved.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard Daley
West Des Moines
Valley High
Ron Hallock
Hallock
Daly
Living gift see want ad classification 30
The notice requests a living gift with classification 30. It seeks a donor matching listed criteria and invites contact for details on eligibility, process, and timelines.
Burns Prove Fatal to Walker Man 23
Marshall C. Hepker, 23, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital from burns received in a Nov. 26 flash fire. He was burned when fluid used to clean auto parts ignited in a garage owned by his father in law Marvin Schaffer. Born March 24, 1940, in Center Point, he married Janet Schaffer on Nov. 12, 1960. Survivors include his wife, a son Mark, his mother and a brother, all of Center Point. Services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the United Church. burial in Troy Mills cemetery. viewing at Murdoch chapel in Walker. Casket remains closed.
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Gazette
Walker
Marshall C. Hepker
Cedar Rapids
Hepker
Marvin Schaffer
Center Point
Janet Schaffer
Mark
Raymond Fifield
Mervyn
United Church
Troy Mills
Murdoch Chapel
East Buchanan Seeks Third Try for Winthrop High School Bond
East Buchanan school board voted to pursue a third bond election of 320000 dollars to build a new Winthrop high school. Petition circulation started Thursday with a target vote set for late January. The 28847 square foot facility would exclude a gym.
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Winthrop
East Buchanan Community School
Drive Started for Burned Out Becker Family
A Lansing drive gathers funds and clothing for the Joseph Becker family after a farm house fire gutted their home and destroyed most furniture. Donations are to be sent to the Lansing bank and clothing left at the Lansing fire station for the Becker children ages 12, 11, 10, 8, 6, 3 and 2.
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Lansing
Joseph Becker
Becker
City Council Considers New Year Hours Extensions
The Paradise at 1505 First Avenue SE and Legion Towne Club Inc both seek to stay open until 2 a.m. on January 1 1964, instead of the 1 a.m. limit. Danceland Ballroom at 124 Third Street NE also filed an extension request. All have been referred to the city clerk and further such requests must arrive by December 26 with a decision expected December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
First Avenue SE
Legion Towne Club, Inc
Danceland Ballroom
Third Street
Roy S Grennell Dies In Delaware Hospital
Roy S Grennell, 75, died Wednesday at Delaware County Memorial Hospital. Services are set for Friday at 3 p.m. at Gill Funeral Home in Manchester and Saturday at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church.
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Roy S. Grennell
Delaware Hospital
Manchester
Roy S., Grennell
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Gill Funeral Home
iFirst Presbyterian Church
Manchester Resident Grennell Buried in Oakwood
Griswold burial in Oakwood Cemetery Lewis follows the death of a former Des Moines automobile dealer. Survivors include wife Florence daughter Mrs. James E Goodwin and four grandchildren all of Manchester plus brothers Ray of Lewis and Russell of Detroit.
Sewer Contract Awarded for Glen Brook Drive Sewer
The city council awarded a sanitary sewer project on Glen Brook Drive SE to Hennessey Bros Marion contractors. Their bid of 10255 dollars was the only bid and exceeded the estimated cost of 9855 dollars by 400 dollars for a 755 foot line with four manholes.
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Glenbrook Drive
Westover Road
Milwaukee Road
Hennessey Bros
Marion Contractors
Hennessey
Farmer’s deer poaching fine sparks justice court action
Lansing farmer Thomas Troundle appeared in justice court in Lansing and was fined 200 dollars and costs for shooting a deer out of season. Conservation officer Kenneth Ka kac arrested him in Allamakee county. the deer was found butchered and stored in his home freezer last November 26.
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Waukon
Lansing
Thomas Troundle
Justice Court
Kenneth Kakac
Allamakee County
Troundle
Student Hurt in West Union Tobogganing Accident
An Upper Iowa University student, William Nece, 18, of Alexandria Virginia, was reported in fairly good condition Thursday at a West Union hospital after sustaining injuries in a tobogganing accident.
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Fayette
William Nece
Alexandria
West Union Hospital
Biography of John Barrymore on KCRG Channel 9
A TV biography airs Thursday night at 9 30 on KCRG Channel 9 outlining the life of actor John Barrymore. The program traces early stage work in the 1920s through major film roles and later European stage appearances.
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John Barrymore
Kcrg TV
Channel 9
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