Dr Anthony rises toward Shrine leadership in Detroit
Dr Anthony, longtime Iowa veterinarian, elected Imperial Marshall of the Shrine of North America at the 104th Imperial Council Session in Detroit. The Illinois native has progressed through Shrine ranks since 1950s, holding roles in Mizpah Lodge 639 and multiple Iowa and national veterinary organizations. He serves youth and community groups, including ISU athletic council, and has three children with wife Shirley.
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Russell H. Anthony
Country Club Parkway SE
United States
Canada
Anthony
Rabban
Rebban
Illinois
Iowa State University
Iowa Veterinary Medical Board of
Iowa
American Veterinary Medical Associations
Mizpah
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids York Rite
High Twelve
Jester Court
el Kahir Sheiks
Optimist Club
YMCA
Camp Wapsie Y
The
American Legion
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Five final plats OK'd by Marion Planning and Zoning
The Marion Planning and Zoning Commission approved five final plats including Longfellow addition along Eighth Avenue between 27th and 30th streets Oak Grove First at First Avenue and Tama Street Forest Hills First at the west end of Grand Avenue Linnwood Acres Third between 29th and 33rd avenues and Eighth and Ninth streets Grand Avenue Heights south of Grand Avenue between South Seventh and Eighth streets Final plats and alley and street vacations move to city council for final action Also upcoming meetings include a Past-60 group session at First United Methodist Church with speakers from Mount Mercy and Kirkwood colleges and a showing of Progress Island USA.
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Longfellow
Eighth Avenue
Forest Hills
Grand Avenue
Linnwood Acres
Marion
Grand Avenue Heights
First United Methodist Church
Robert Lesniak
Mount Mercy College
David Bunting
Kirkwood Community College
Progress Island
USA
Ascension Lutheran Church
William and
Joyce Best
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
21St
22Nd Street
Commission
Charles and
Viktoria Dixon
19Th Street
Second
Third Avenues
City Council
Board grants driveway waiver for West 10th Avenue property
Marion's Board of Adjustment approved a waiver for a gravel driveway at the west end of West 10th Avenue in Linnwood Knolls. Vesey must relocate the driveway to fit an acceptable street system when developed. Dalga Co. setback granted 25 feet from existing right of way to align a four-plex with nearby structures.
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Marion
Board of Adjustment
Thomas Vesey
West 10Th Avenue
Linnwood Knolls
Vesey
Dalga Co
Budget Cut at NEH Reduces Public Relations Spend
Washington AP report notes the National Endowment for the Humanities trimmed its public relations budget from about 744000 to under 600000 annually. Chairman Joseph Duffey said the savings come from buying cheaper desks and typewriters.
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Washington
Joseph Duffey
National Endowment For the Humanities
Marion Police promote two officers to detective and sergeant
The Marion Police Department announces two promotions. Steve Glenn rises from patrolman to detective after joining in 1974 following four years in the city's Engineering Department. Gordon Dolley becomes sergeant, beginning police work in 1968. YMCA schedule lists a full day of activities from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. with tennis, basketball, swimming programs, and youth events. Kiwanis meets at Suburban at 6:15 p.m with Raymond Eckhart speaking on antiques. Ladies night observed.
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Marion Police Department
Steve Glenn
The
Police Department
Gordon Dolley
YMCA
Marion Ymca
Kiwanis
Marion Kiwanis Club
Raymond Eckhart
Knights drill open to public for Emerald Knights rehearsal
The Emerald Knights Drum and Bugle Corps, a 100 member group, will perform a public run through at Prairie Junior High School starting 8:30 p.m. under tourney conditions. Judges will score it as in the Wisconsin Drum Corps International Midwest Tournament at Whitewater this weekend. The corps revised a third of its drill and will travel Friday for the 22 corps event. they won two titles last weekend.
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Emerald Knights
Prairie Junior High School
Whitewater
Wis
Wisconsin
Drum Corps International
Midwest
Terry Frank
The
Knights
Howard appeals second degree sexual abuse conviction
Howard, a 25 year old Cedar Rapids man, appeals a Linn County conviction for second degree sexual abuse and a 25 year sentence for the March 17 incident in a Coe College dorm. He claims under the new code the offense should be simple assault and questions the withholding of deferred sentences for felonies. The state plans a cross appeal on the kidnapping theory rejected by Judge Schultz. The trial was the first nonjury felony case in the county.
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Kim Howard
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Louis Schultz
Coe College Coed
Howard
Iowa Supreme Court
Schultz
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Russell Anthony
Marion Planning and Zoning ‘Commission
Oak Grove
First Avenue
Tama Street
Ellen Brutsman
Eighth Ave
St. Luke’s Hospital
City Square Park
Warner Brothers
R.L. Smith
Don Underwood
Board
Saudi Arabia
Jack Anderson
Ges
Horagood
Armstrong Family
Coats
Armstrong Men's Clothing
Armstrong Children's Store
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