Marion woman dies at 68 after nursing home career
Harriet Struchen 68 of 660 West Eighth avenue Marion died at home. Born July 17 1897 in Marion she married Carl H Struchen 1919. She taught in rural Marion schools and ran the Strachen nursing home retiring 1965. Survived by four sons three daughters 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Thursday 1 30 p m Murdoch chapel Rev Jean P Hauter burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Wednesday after 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Struchen
West Eighth Avenue
Marion
Carl H. Struchen
Struchen
Marion High School
Strachen
First Presbyterian Church
Eugene
Norman
Doncald
Jerry
Webster City
Harvey Skallerup
Morton Grove
Kenneth Kroeger
Cedar Rapids
Shirley Marsh
Murdoch Chapel
Jean P. Hauter
Cedar Memorial
Services Wednesday for George Hagerman 81
Webster City AP reports George Robert Hagerman 81 a lifelong Linn county resident and former farmer died Monday at his Marion route 3 home. He received his first Social Security check after turning 101 and had worked 46 years. He was married to Selma Quaas and survived by a son three daughters nine grandchildren three sisters and a brother. Service Wednesday February 10 Cedar Memorial Chapel in Cedar Rapids with burial at Baxter Memorial. Memorials to Alburnett EUB church Memorial fund welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robert Hagerman
Linn County
Marion
Christenson
Alice Coady
Social Security
Toddville
Sistration
Fort Dodge
Selma Quaas
Crestview Manor
Toddment
Ville
Alburnett Eub
Robert C. Hagerman
Atkins
Merlinge
Blair
William A. Maier Christenson
Dean Locks
Sociallwood
Cedar Rapids
Alburnett
Eub
Cedar
Webster Morial
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Alburnett Eub Church
Bond Issue Planned for Elementary School Near Marion
A public meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in Linn Marion junior high vocal music room to discuss a 275 000 bond issue to finance an elementary school building of 21 000 square feet with 10 classrooms and a multipurpose room serving kindergarten through third grade on Twenty seventh street between McGowan Boulevard and Twenty third Avenue. If approved, bond election day is January 17 and construction would be in northeast Marion. Advertisements note related sales and community notices from local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar
Vocal Music
Joseph Bennett
Eleventh Street
Mercy Hospital
Marion
Twenty-seventh Street
McGowan ‘Boulevard
Twenty-third Avenue
Ben Franklin Store
Adv
Peking Rips Into Russians Again
Iowa workers faced a small November drop to 1,154,800 employed with a 5,000 loss offset by unemployment rise. Agriculture bore the brunt, nonfarm jobs eased, and government hiring rose by 1,300, aided by local schools. Manufacturing saw mixed weekly earnings with a 3.6 per 100 addition rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Towans
Bie
Most Steel Firms Warned Against Raising Prices
Washington reports most steel firms resist price increases amid government procurement policy. Bethlehem Steel and Inland Steel imposed modest raises while other producers urged prime contractors to favor lowest bids. Government buying accounts for about a quarter of U.S. structural steel framing output, influencing industry pricing dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iron Corp
McNamara
Leroy Collins
Ini
White House
Congress
Sen. Hart
Dmich
Senate
New Procedures Set for Mobile Home Haulers
Ames Highway Commission draws up new Federally aided enforcement rules to curb oversized mobile home haulers. violators face denied permits. bond penalties ruled illegal, prompting reviews by major steel firms and government in a broad price stabilization push. Local updates include new club officer posts in Millersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schach
Commission
AMES
Snew Town Highway Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gazette
Larry Tanner
Ralph W. Potter
Bill Grundy
Keith Grimm
Jan Mary
Merrill Smith
Potter
Grimm
YMCA
City Hall
Merwen
L. Taylor
Taylor
F. H. Collings
Marion City Park
Ymca Board of Directors
Chester Bullis
Don Kensinger
George Lowe
Kenneth McMurray
Irwin Renfer
Bruno
Rinas
John Schlotterback
John Bousley
Robert Hach
Thomas E. McGowan
Morris Neighbor
Glen Cocking
Victor Klopfenstein
Henry Katz
James Sharon
Edith Merulla
Larry Carthers
George Murdoch
Phillip Moorhead
Ronald Schueler
Robert Stone
Roy Potthoff
V. E. Vavra
Gilbert French
Thirteenth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Adella Circle of Kings Daughters
Ray Penn
Twelfth Avenue
Ave
Frank Gorup
17Th St
George Hagerman
Lowan
S. A. Christenson
Christensen
United States
Raymond Eckhart
Coral Gables
Fla
Lee Frank
Immigration and Naturalization
Glay — Marion Post
Boston
American Legion, and Ties Auxiliary
Rachel Booth Society
The
Longfellow School
First Baptist Church
Wilbert Hughes
Marion Mothers Club
Ule
Marion Branch
David Grussen-moon
Valleyview Drives
Charles de Ford
Lions Club
John Knapp
Kenya
Marion Lions
du- Barry
Sorg Pharmacy
Prairie Chapel Community Club
Orlin Hann
Russett Hughes
DuBarry Beauty
Ady
Peking
Tokyo
Chen Yi
China
Soviet Union
U.S
By Sterling Green
Atty
Lawrence Scalise
High Way Commission
U. S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Johnson
Secretary of Defense
Inland
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Bethlehem’s
Vietnam
Ackley
General Services Administration
Raiso
Federal Highway Administrator
Rex Whitton
Foreign Student Bureau of Public Roads
Marcelo
Rivas
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Center Point High School
William Ments
Bull
Millersburg
Commercial Club
Trevis Smith
Arley Schafbach
J Leon Roggentine
Boosters Club
J. R. Huffman
Edward Gorsch
Keith Taylor
Karen Bartachek
Morse
Administration
Dickey's
7Th Ave
10Th Street
Toantassn
Third St
Cortez
PolletTe
Henry Phyfe
Baron Cale
Colcr
KCRG
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!