Marion Area Deaths and Notices Featured in Friday Record
Obituary notices for Alvina E Bachman 87 of Marion with services at United Church of Christ Clarence burial in Clarence. Memorial funds. Also Robert Price funeral details in Fort Smith Arkansas with Cedar Memorial burial. Center Point Edward Schultz 92 ex-farmer dies Cedar Rapids hospital. service 1:30 Friday Murdoch Center Point chapel. Local items include community awards Cub Scout Pack 3B, Marion Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, real estate sale Sebern and Lighty, and various ads.
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Center Point
Edward Schultz
Cedar Rapids
Saturday Services For Emma Pauba 96
SOLON Emma Pauba a Solon resident died in St Paul Minnesota Wednesday after a long illness Surviving are daughter Alice Sailor a grandson four great grandchildren and one great great grandchild and sister Titi an Ulch Los Angeles Services will be held Saturday at 1 at Brooks in Solon where friends may call after 4 Friday Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Cedar Rapids Adygclise
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Solon
Emma Pauba
St. Paul
Minn
Alice Sailor
St. Pauli
Titian Ulch
Los Angeles
Brook’s
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Adygclise
Hawkeye Labor Council Elects George Tresnak
George Tresnak was elected president of the Hawkeye Labor Council AFL-CIO in 1978 at age 38. He joined local P-3 of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, succeeding Paul Hawke, with Virgil Andrew named first vice president and Frank Reynolds second vice president. Several officers and an executive board were selected from various locals including Hotel Restaurant Employes, IBEW, AFT, CWA, Typographical Local 192, and others.
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George Tresnak
Hawkeye Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Tresnak
P-3
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Worksmen of
North America
Paul Hawke
Virgil Andrew
Frank Reynolds
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Rose Canavan
Mathelle Carlson
American Federation of Teachers
Joan Lang
Communications Workers
Jim Burrett
Royal Sheldon
International Typographical
Dick Hawk
United Paperworkers
Billie Salem
IBEW
David Cray
Jerry Copeland
Labsorers
Toby Arnold
Rex Meek
Service
George Filling
James Vick
Juan Cortez
National Assn
Don Madlock
Grain Millers
Dick Kretchner
International Assn
Firefighters
Ford Welcomes British Leader WASHINGTON Talks Inflation
President Ford greeted British Prime Minister Harold Wilson in Washington for two days of talks addressing global inflation, food, and energy concerns. The leaders aimed to map cooperation on economic challenges and energy policy.
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Waskington
APL
Ford
Harold Wilson
University of Iowa Player Charged With Assault
Tyrone Dye, a University of Iowa football player from Gary Indiana, was charged Wednesday with assault and battery against an Iowa highway patrol trooper after a Tuesday incident in Coralville. He allegedly pushed the trooper during an identification check and was released to the football coach after a Johnson County filing.
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Coralville
Tyrone Dye
University of Iowa
Gary
Ind
Iowa Highway Patrol
Dye
U. of L
Johnson Courtly Attorney’s Office
Unknown Cause For Dorm Blaze At Iowa Campus
A small fire in a Cusker dormitory powder room on the University of Iowa campus was blamed on natural causes by Iowa City fire department officials. Battalion Chief Arthur Kloos said the 4 48 p m blaze destroyed drapes and damaged the room on the main floor prompting dorm officials to lock public rooms overnight. He noted similarities to arson cases at Burge dormitory in previous semesters. On this date in 1644, Charles I of England was beheaded.
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Iowa City
aCusker
U. of S
Iowa City Fire Department
Arthur Kioos
Kloos
Burge Dommitory
Charles I of England
United Way Approves Budget Amid Low Reserves
United Way of Linn County approved a 1 215 286 budget for 1975, warning reserves have fallen from 56 264 to 7 911. The board reversed a December decision to fund Handicapped Systems and did not fund the new agency, then restored 6 646 to Jane Boyd Community House if pledges cover it. A special collection was approved to raise funds as executives note matching income and expenditures is critical.
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United Way of
Linn County
Jane Boyd Community House
James Miller
Ole United Way Finance Committee
Miller
United Way
Maud Moore
Jane Boyd
Martin Garvey
Richard Rehman
Lillian Neff
Jane Board
Foundation I
Cornell Koto Ensemble to Play at Coe College
The Cornell College koto ensemble will perform at 7 p.m. Sunday in Daehler Kitchin auditorium Marquis Hall Coe College. The group, formed in 1970, has appeared in five states and features five kotos two shamisens a shuktahachi and a flute. Admission is free for students with ID. general admission is $1 at the door.
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Cornell College
Marquis Hall
Coe College
Japan
Hiawatha trims budget requests and set for 176,749 fund plan
Hiawatha city council on Wednesday reduced department requests and proposed a 176,749 general fund budget. The plan envisions about a 25.5 mill property levy, about 5 mills higher than the current levy, to cover higher wages, utilities, and supplies while cutting minor equipment and library purchases. Additional 10 mills would be needed for trust and agency and debt service programs.
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Hiawatha
Joan Biederman
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Marion
Alvina Bachman
Alvina E. Bachman
Eighth Avenue
Clarence
Willen Bachman
United Church of Christ At
Velma Wright
Marian
Herold Bachman
United Church of Christ
Calvin Schmacher
Chapman Funeral Home
Price
Robert
Fort Smith
Ark
Murdoch Chapel
Charles Moore
Cedar Memorial
Marton Post No
American Legion
Freinds
Classified
Genera
Today's Gazette
Adv
Magnavox
Marion TV
Slivkney
YMCA
Marion Ymca
Zachar Real Estate
Tenth Street
Shellsburg
Elsie Mae Camp
Schultz
United Methodist Chirch
Ferne Mollenhaver
Marl Dee Sharman
Tucson
Ariz
Lloyd
Fred
Murdoch
First United Methodist Church
John Cammack
John Godar
David Folkers
Tom Cammack
Hal Mapgand
Prentice Carpenter
Greg Hapgood
John McDougall
Alcoholics, Anonymous
Flist Presbyterian Church
Stickney
Marion Bonster Club
Lowell Sebern
Thirteenth Street
Larry Lighty
Eighteenth Street
Seberns
Tenth Avenue
Fred J. Gibson and
Westview Drive
Carpeti
U.S.A
George, Tresnak
Cornell Koto
Coe
Citizens’Committee
Family Service Agency
Nursing Asati
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire
Girl Scouts
YWCA
American Red Cross
HACAP
Salvation Army
Voluntary Action Center
Council On Aging
Foundation
United Way Administration
Eee
Stanley Ginsberg
Charles Dillard
Marshall Hardesty, Jr
Dillard
Ue Red Cross
R. Piano & Organ
Sd Ave
Baldwin
The
Thurs
Jcpenney
Sale
Clbu
Mary
Westmoreland and Fanton Milk Glass
aComival
Nnvellios
Hallmark Volantine Garcia
Salor
Boston
Cedar Hills
Bankamericard
Sala
Second St. SE
Pantihose
Flaxatra
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