Marion area road work and open house notices
Fragmented local items describe asphalt resurfacing on Third Street and related street projects with project numbers and contractor notes. It also mentions a photography workshop at Town State University Ames and an open house for the McArthur family in Rotation Glen, plus Kendall Hardware becoming Marion Hardware under new owners Don and Mrs. Anderson.
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Artentis
Richard W. Boots
Richard L. Rawls
West Ninth
Jiavenue
Town State University
Ames
Lion-Mar High School
J. A. McArthur
Salinas
Caulif
Glen ‘Aces
Marion
Dunn
McArthurs
Kendall Hardware
Andersons
Marion Hardware
Don ‘Anderson
Twenty-Sixth Street
Norville
Ole” Olson
Sev Enth Avenue
Olson
Kendell
Gisons
Karl Ken
Hall
Two youths injured in Dimdee road crash near Strawberry Point
A former Oelwein girl and two athletes were hospitalized Friday after a two-vehicle head on crash on the Dimdee road five miles south of Strawberry Point about 4 p.m. The Sanders car carried three passengers including Scott Hand Sandra Hughson and Laurie Nanksville all taken to Manchester hospital with varying conditions.
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Strawberry Point
Oelwein
Athés
van ‘Ostrand
Sanders
Scott Hand
Sandra Hughson
Edina, Minn
Laurie Nanksville
Edina
Manchester Hospital
Injury victims treated and released after incident
Miss Hughson formerly of Oelwein was brought to Allen hospital in fair condition with a dislocated tip, fractures of the hand foot and collarbone. The text notes they were treated at Manchester and released.
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Scott
Oelopein Hospital
Fair
Sandera
Allen Hospital
Faterioe
Walt
Rumor Control Officer Planned for Lexington
Lexington city commission gave first reading to an ordinance appointing City Prosecutor John Adams Jr as rumor control officer. The measure would empower Adams to hire field workers to investigate and expose rumors seen as disturbing peace and tranquility of residents and university groups.
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Lexington
City Commission
John. Adams Js
Adams
Jhim
University of Kentucky
Iowa approves 4.15 million in sewage grants for 24 communities
Des Moines AP reports Iowa units approved 4,146,490 in 1971 grants to 24 cities and agencies for sewage treatment projects. The awards cover eligible project costs and state grants, listing amounts for Bellavu g Blue Grass Cherokee Council Bluffs Fort Madison Iowa City New Hampton New Vienna North Cedar San Dist and others.
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DES Moines
Lowa
Blue Grass
Jesse
Bluffs
Cragco
Iowa City
Red Oak
Lawler
Mingo
Moravia
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