Six liquor licenses approved by city council
The Marion city council approved six liquor licenses for the Koko club Kozy Scoreboard Club Royale Marion Veterans' Club Indian Creek Country club and Archer Ballroom amid objections to paving plans and fluoride updates. A forester division was set, bids for paving opened July 26, and several notices covered bike licensing and local obituaries.
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Donald T. Jensen
Harold C. Stickney
James D. Chesley
Club Royale
Marion Veterans’ Club, Inc
Indian Creek Country Club
Archer Ballroom, Inc
Jane Tate Named to High School Faculty
The Marion board of education approved Jane Tate as high school commercial teacher in Marion. Tate replaces Marie Frankenfield who left for Cedar Falls after 20 years in the system. Sylvia Osland will teach at Emerson. Mary Long gets a leave to teach in Germany. Verne Henton, a former Marion resident, died in San Pedro California. A street barbecue on C avenue is planned for Thursday at 6 30 p.m. Officers will be installed at the Osceola lodge.
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Allen and Mills
South Fifteenth Street
Marion Board of Education
Jane Tate
Tate
Marion
Marie Frankenfield
Cedar Falls
Sylvia Osland
Emerson School
Mary Long
Emerson
Miss Long
Armed Forces Dependents
Germany
Dessert Luncheon at Mrs Barnhart Home Friday
Edna Clark and Roy of Sauk Rapids Minnesota were weekend guests in the Edwin Harris home. Friday at 2 a dessert luncheon was planned at the home of Mrs J E Barnhart.
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Edwin Harris
Gladys Hunter
Corona
Calif
Robert House
Davenport
Merrill Garrett
Carrie
Bertha Kyle
Mt. Vernon
Lonnie Potter
Anamosa
J. E. Barnhart
Edna Clark and
Roy
Sauk Rapids, Minn
Dutch Elm Disease Hits Independence
Independence city council reports three infected elm trees in different city sections on city property after 500 elms were trimmed last fall. Trees are to be removed and burned. Council hires Howard R. Green Co. to supervise sewage plant project and accepts highway 150 storm sewer job with final $21 780 payment to Merl Goerdt Excavation Co. A proposal to cut council from seven to five members is discussed, with five ward members and two at large.
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Brewer
C. B. Vernon
Emerson
Jaycees
Police
Fire
Independence
Coun
Cil
Howard R. Green Co
Cedar Rapids
Merl Goerdt Excavation Co
Dyersville
Woodbury to Purchase 136 Voting Machines
Sioux City AP Woodbury county supervisors voted unanimously to buy 136 voting machines. A half mill levy, in the 1964 budget, will cover about 82 500 in taxes toward a 231 000 cost. Machines expected for June 1964 primary. Woodbury is the 40th Iowa county to approve machines.
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Sioux City
Woodbury County Board of Supervisors
Woodbury
Iowa County
Drys Launch Drives for Local Option Elections
A flood of liquor by the drink license requests arises as the Iowa Liquor Control Commission approves 211 permits on Monday and 93 on Friday. Spencer's eight applications are among 200 plus total. local option efforts gain momentum in Story and Clay counties with petitions, church drives, and county board discussions shaping upcoming votes.
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Spencer
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Clay County
Story County Committee For Local Option
Ames
County Board of Supervisors
Mark Wilson
Cole
Washington County
Board of Supervisors
Mount Ayr
Ringgold County
Iowa
Gordon Stokke
Presbyterian Church
Orville Rienhart
The
Baptist Church
van Buren County
Congregational Church
Keosauqua
Joe McCall
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Davenport
Brad’s Tavern
Tiptopper Tavern
Harrison Street
Navy Club
Muscatine
Murphy Martin News Roundup TV 9 Weekly
Concise world reports anchor Murphy Martin delivers weeknight summaries at 10 15 PM on TV 9. The brief segments cover key events and developments from around the globe in a compact format.
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Murphy Martin
TV 9
East Iowa Liquor Licenses Listed
East Iowa licenses issued by the state liquor commission include Class A licenses for Monticello Stinocher post 460 Solon American Legion Dy ersville VFW post 2440 Independence and others in Iowa. Class B covers Pinicon hotel Independence and Decorah properties. Class C lists many individuals and venues in Anamosa Oxford Junction and neighboring towns with fees from 500 to 1000 dollars.
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Des Moines
UPI
Poplar Heights Club, Inc
Monticello
Stinocher
American Legion
Solon
Roy L. Chopek
Iowa City
American Legion Club
Dy«ersville
VFW
Independence
Pinicon
Decorah
Vic Schemmel
Rainbow Club
Anamosa
Clyde H. Roeder, Jr
Lansing
Louise FE. Brown
Brown's
Oxford Junction
Wayne L. Copenhauer
Gladbrook
R. P. Harrington
Red's
Donald J. van Nevel
Victor
Alyce
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Council
By Larry Tanner
George H. Brewer
Morris L. Allen
Twenty-second Street
Third
Fifth Avenues
Third Avenue
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Twelfth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Thirty-first Street
Seventh
Twelfth Avenues
Ralph R. Mills
Speed
Allen
State Department of Health
Marvin Mai
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Farmers State Bank
Marion and
Alburnett
Ila
Robert G. Clouse
Gary
Bethel Baptist Church
Clouse
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State University
Lloyd C. Kellams
Nancy
First Methodist Church
Eve Spouts
YMCA
Marion Branch
Dairy Queen
Bill Wright
W. W. Wright
Navy
Marion High School
Verne Henton
San Pedro
C Avenue
South Twelfth
South Fourteenth Streets
Gazette
Prairie Chapel Community Club
Loyd Martin
Sorg Pharmacy
Adyvy
Harry D. Green
Springfield, Il
Evelyn M. Green
Ernest Hudson
Lawrence, Kan
Holiday Inn
Dumont
Highway 13
Handicraft No. 1 Club
Forrest Blackford
Harlan Paint Store
Adv
Osceola Lodge
IOOF
W.M.S
Free Methodist Church
Thomas Park
Rural Book Club
Dickey's
Sparkle C-L
Quality Controlle
Terre National Institute of Dry Cleaning
7Th Ave
TH Street
Arizona
Minnesota
Phoenix
Drys
Associated Press
Commission
Clinton
Mason City
Carroll
Newton
Amvets Club
Hamburger
Hetil Lea
Aaa
Ata
Techdc Touraide
Iris
Armstrong Foundations
Dorothy Arnold
Armstrong's
Address City Quan
Petes
Armstrong
RT Es
Conoco
U.S
Pocket
Continental Oil Company
East Iowa Liquor Licenses
Mleht
Fioh
Giles
Sumner
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