Special Linn-Mar vote calls voters to polls Friday
Linn-Mar voters face a Friday special election to fill a vacant school board seat. Two candidates, Jack Skyles and R Ward Brimmer, contest the post with polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Indian Creek Elementary. Voters must be registered and ride calls are listed. Brimmer promotes district efficiency and broader education sharing, while Skyles urges fiscal restraint and overhead reevaluation.
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Linn-Mar
Board of Education
Jack Skyles
Twenty-sixth Street
R. Ward Brimmer
Crandall Drive
Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek
Board of Directors
Joint County
Skyles
University of Iowa
Amana Refrigeration, Inc
Marion
Marion notices and ministerial union events in Linn-Mar area
Obituaries note Charles D. Burns burial at Oak Shade and services at Murdoch chapel with Masons meeting beforehand. Community notices list ministerial union service February 7 at Marion high school auditorium led by Rev. W A Poovey from Wartburg, liturgist Rev. Justin A Kane, and children’s choir from First United Methodist. Other items include club meetings, lectures, potlucks, and a political ad urging Ward Brimmer for Linn-Mar school board.
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Marion
Burns
Charles D. Burns
Murdoch Chapel
Lloyd C. Kellams
Oak Shade
First United Methodist Church Memorial Fund
Masonic Temple
Gibson Realtors
Marion High School
Sign of Christ
W. A. Poovey
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Justin A. Kane
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
First United Methodist Church
Mr. Poovey
Baltimore
MBA Degree Awarded At South Dakota Commencement
Lake Macbride resident Terry D Archer received the MBA degree during January 31 exercises at the University of South Dakota Vermillion. The report also notes Mason lodge officers installed in Strawberry Point and previews Frank Nye's Legislative Report airing at 11 00 tonight in color on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Solon
Terry D. Archer
Lake Macbride
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Frank Nye
Kcrg-Tv
Israel Poet Dor Reflects on War Roots and Hebrew Revival
Dor recalls almost joining the army, serving with civil guards, and hiding his youth from conflict. He discusses the rise of modern Israeli poetry, the Forward magazine, and the shift from ideology to literature while praising Hebrew’s rapid modernization and the Global Writing Program at Iowa.
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Haganah
Dor
Israel
England
Iowa
Dennis Johnson
Paul Engle
U. S
Spain
United States
Mississippi
Mark Twain
Twain
Hannibal
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Bowman Woods
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Toastmasters Club
Bob Pehkonen
Lou Schornack
Roy Seiler
Simi
Cary Club
OOP Club
Jack Larson
Tenth Street
Don Ketelsen
CES
YMCA
Marion Branch
R. Ward
Ministerial Union
The
Marion Ministerial Union
Marion Woman’s Club
Frank Martin
Twenty-fifth Avenue
John Howe
Henri Stendhal
Robins Homemakers Club
Noble Grands Assn
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No
Mabel Blair
Seventh Avenue
William Thompson
Twenty-seventh Street
Rotary
Marion-East Cedar Rapids
Tennyson Study Club
H. W. Smeed
Fifteenth Avenue
Carroll Roberts
Sertoma
Ced-Mar
Sertoma Club
Phyllis Anderson
Vietnam
Marion Business Girls
IOOF
Robert M. L. Johnson
United Transportation Union
Pearl Wilber
Eighth Street
Linn-Mar Board of Education
Lorraine
CBS
Pastor Wogen
Sorosis Club
Elwin Sievers
Tenth Avenue
Paul Knapp
Ward Brimmer
Ron Scott’s
Ben Stearns
W.A. Poovey
Linn County Savings & Loan Association
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Strawberry Point
Hy Blair
Tulips Shop
7Th Ave
Daniel
Oakland Rd
Wilson
U.S
Engle
Royal Rock
Turkeys
Schilling
Haddock
Dez
Brach’s Chocolate
Brach’s Chocolate Bridge
Ma PA Rail
Royal Court
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Sota
Third Avenue
Rockford Road
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42Nd Street
Marion Shopping Center
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