Marion Chamber sells out one Old Barn Players show Aug 4
The Marion division Chamber of Commerce retail bureau sells exclusive tickets for one performance of the Old Barn Players comedy wemowbuwt at The Longbranch supper club. Dinner at 6 30 p m and show at 7 45 p m with tickets at local stores and the Marion Chamber office 760 Eleventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Division Chamber of Commerce Retail Bureau
Wemowbuwt
Theateredup
Old Barn Players
Longbranch Sapper Club
Marion Chamber Office
Eleventh Street
Arrests and local notices from Marion area events
Marion police arrested Kim Nevermann on a motor vehicle larceny charge after spotting him in a car on Sixth Avenue. He remained in jail on a $10,000 bond. Also listed are community events, a Cedar Rapids real estate sale, and obituary details for Harold Sanders, a longtime local resident and veteran, with services planned at Turner Chapel East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Kim Nevermann
Maps at Chamber Office Prompt Controversy Over 201 Town Deletions
Maps from the 1878-77 transportation survey published by the department of transportation are available at the Marion division Chamber of Commerce office. The map notes rail lines airports and county roads along with federal highways and shows controversy over the deletion of 201 incorporated towns. Also listed are recently approved house and garage permits and local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Transportation
Marion Division
Chamber of Corn Marcy
Eleventh Street
Kristine Carson Dies in Troy Mills at 68
Kristine A. Carson 68 lifelong Troy Mills resident died Wednesday at home. Born December 24 1910 in Cedar Rapids she was married to Willard J. Carson September 25 1929 near Walker. Survived by husband two sons six grandchildren one sister and several relatives. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Troy Mills United Methodist Church with burial in Troy Mills Cemetery. Friends may call at Walkup funeral home after 4 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Grekoff
Starry Drive
Marion
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Milwaukee
Wis
Carol Chester
Plainfield
Arekoff
Cellar Rapids
St. Hans's Limited Methodist Church
Painters Union
Larry
Scott
Steven
Georgy
Mason City
Mike
Nora Springs
James
Minneapolis
Henry
Waverly
Mick
Waterloo
al Berding
Erich Tiedt
Waterton
St. Paul's United Methodistchurch
Arnold Hertel
Warren Webb
Garden of Memories
Fiurdech
Heart Fund
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Harold Sanders
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Troy Mills
Kristine A. Carson
Willard J. Carson
Walker
Carson
Troy Mills United Methodist Chorch
Willow Rebekah Lodge
American Legion Auxiliary of
Floyd. Williamson
Willard Eugene Carson
Coggon
Carl Ezra Carson
Orval Bach
Center Point
United Methodist Church
Mie
Danny Lemansard
Robert Howlett
Durial
Walkur
Thursayy
Phone Installment Plan Sparks Hearing on Vague Proposal
At a hearing the commerce commission heard that a proposed plan to require telephone companies to offer installments for delinquent bills is too vague and costly to implement. Attorney Robert Bray urged a rule to prevent discrimination after Northwestern Bell refused to accept installments for Eye Barr of Council Rivers. Representatives said most firms already offer settlement options and provide written notices before disconnection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BES Movies
Low Commerce
Comme Blais Legal Aid
Robert Bray
Eye Barr
Council Rivers
Northwestern Bell
Bell
Bray
Commission
Culver adds Brownlee as news secretary in Iowa
Washington based PI Dor Brownlee television news reporter joins Senator Culver of Iowa as news secretary. He will assume duties July 26 after serving as news director at KMEG in Sioux City. Brownlee, a 1973 University of Missouri graduate, leads Siouxland Sigma Nu Tau chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pidor
Brownlee
Sioux City
Iowa
Joh Culver
KMEG+1 V
Culver
University of Missouri
Slouxland
Society of Profesatiral Journalists
Sigma Nota Chi
Objections by Defense Alter Howe Prosecution
Objections by defense attorneys halted the Howe misdemeanor trial briefy as prosecutors outlined testimony. A 4-member jury including a male alternate heard officer testimony after sequestration to a hotel to shield jurors from news counts. The defense plans to reorder witnesses including two decoys and several police officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alter Howe
Salt Lake City
Allan Howe
Utah
Philip Palmer
Wilford Staler
Howe
Dean Mitchell
Pauline Saidlhe
Mitchell
Porgy and
Bess
Raymon Uno
Ray Endorses Pay Change in Iowa Personnel Policy
DES MOINES AP Gov. Robert D. Ray endorsed changes in state personnel rules to limit overtime eligibility. The proposal would pay overtime or compensatory time after 80 hours in a two week period, with review by the executive council to decide later this month.
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Des Moines
Robert D. Ray
Nwn Executive Council
Ray i
Filing Deadline Extended for Disabled and Elderly Rent Tax
Des Moines AP reports the filing deadline for disabled or elderly renters claiming property tax credits on rent has been extended to December 31. Eligible individuals are those 65 or older or surviving spouses, with annual income under $8,000. City and county offices provide farm-related forms and services. The oblique reference notes the original deadline was July 31 and oddly mentions Napoleon in Cairo in 1788.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Revenue Department
Des Moines Desegregation Probe Speedup Ordered
Federal Judge John Sirica ordered HEW to act within 60 days on complaints of desegregation in 46 school systems including Des Moines. The ruling warns that federal funds could be cut under Title VI if discrimination is proved, though officials say progress and timelines remain uncertain amid budget worries and ongoing investigations.
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DES Moines
U.S. Office of Civil Rights
John Sirica
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Qudge Sirica
Davight Davis
THEW
Birton
Nelaunel
Syriea
Murtity Gir
Chet Nighra
IEW
Ab Scheral
Gerry Sid Sinca
Gerry
Road windfall sparks debate over long term road funding
Sloan WAVERLY and POTTS discuss shrinking funds for town road repairs while Iowa IDOT projections show planned allocations through 1977. Officials urge state counties and cities to maintain one mile per year of new road work amid economic constraints and pending federal aid.
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Waverly
Sloan
Waverly Hatary Club
Orem
Iowa Department of Transportation
Ull
Owone
Gonstruet
Taravery
Beata Gowin Bid Propert Barbs Spree and Legal Notice
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a complex public sale and corporate purpose matter. It references Beata Gowin and a property sale, with discussions of contracts, authority, and statutory requirements. The piece mentions Riverside area entities, legal notices, and a second publication, suggesting municipal proceedings and bids.
Fragmented Note On Business Corporation and Real Estate
A heavily garbled OCR note discusses formation and corporate matters in Wey and related real estate transactions. It mentions legal actions, dates, and various named entities, with scattered references to individuals, firms, and property dealings in a sprawling legacy context.
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Peter Grokoff
Stickney
Marion Boosier Club
Jerry Lewis
86Th Ave
Sail House
John Payne
Twenty-second Street
Brian Erbe
Paynes
First Avenue
Kensinger
Marsion Armerican Legion
Trojan
el Kabir Shrine
Coe College
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Kappa Phi
Surving
Iis
Mark
Susan
Lisa
Desalo
Olovsky
Stokie
J. Ant DeSotel
Dove Greenfield
Rockensy Beach
N. Wy
Sylvia Tucker
Rahway
Marilyn Senders
Kenosha
Joseph
Evansville
Ind
Herschal
Vin Nuys
Calif
Marvin
San Liepo
Galil
William Sanders
San Mateo
Turner Chapel East
Kebbi Jeffrey Portman
Temple Agudas Achim
Tova City
Israel
Turner East Wall
Chamber Office
Tlavasy Don Mark
Twentyeisith Avenue
Anger’ — Munserly
Scresrin Patio
Ann Marcourt
Norbert Panek
Fourth Avenue
Gregory H. Beck
Daleview Drive
Richard A. Dorin
Fourteenth Street
Dursa
Rey
Hed
Shrima
YMCA
The
Marion Ymca
Leighton
Morris Wden
England
Bavaria
Kristine Carson
Uno
HEW Inspector Office
Washington, D.C
Ed Mezvinsky
Department of Health
Maavinsky
Gengressman
Ray
Bet
Napoleon Bonaparte
Cairo
School Board
Br. George Caudill
Sinea
Caudill
Davis
Uelians
Tesuil
Lythca
Dew Moines
Lowa Board of Public Instruction
Thas
Strica
New York City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Tucson
Ariz
Omala
Neh
Hartford
Ctinuale
IGRA
Thor
Robert E Lee van Wis
U.S
Rever Shard
Mtr
Office OF Reverent Vote
Roe
Tory Trea Bara
NCI
IAAF
Winoatha City Hall
Motice Torino
Bet Flory
Cesar Ropes
Ioan Uys
Ender Servi
Sin
Bavinat
Ieip
Conar Borne
Beni
Cid
Deepaibee
Shea Inieresh
Shad Snes
Coastiti
Ulondariens Shire
Luc
Sagres
Peary
Secong
PAN Ay
Sulys
DJ Richardson
Hardson
Hovier
Annaitutay
Elgg
Beobate Yak Howe
Decoasey
Morrie
Seth Subiranen
Wetres
Marcelles
Selectan
Sf Pictures
Mutant
Lrowse
Boston
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