Marion 1961 paving program outlined before council
The 1961 paving program was outlined to Marion's city council. City Engineer Ralph Mills noted 1.7 miles of paving in the proposal with streets listed, plus ward division lines set by an ordinance.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
11
The 1961 paving program was outlined to Marion's city council. City Engineer Ralph Mills noted 1.7 miles of paving in the proposal with streets listed, plus ward division lines set by an ordinance.
Local families plan attendance at a tenth anniversary event. The Platz family from St Petersberg Florida visit 10 days at Ed Platz’s home. Benedict and Blazek families spend a week with relatives. Ora McDonald of Cedar Falls visits Glen Arnold’s home. Marion Rural Book club hosts a dessert luncheon Friday afternoon. Valvard Blazek visits New York and Washington DC.
Want ad notice offers fast low cost results to sell, rent, hire or buy. Readers are invited to place an ad by dialing EM 2 1121 for quick service.
Eric Jacobson from Marshalltown and Ed Bastian of Cedar Rapids head the Federalist and Nationalist tickets at the 1961 Boys State convention held at Camp Dodge. The nominating ballot names further officers including lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer agriculture and attorney general across both parties. The election date is set for Tuesday with details of the ticket lists and county contests announced.
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