Marion council reads first bike law for license fees
The Marion City Council heard the first reading of a bicycle ordinance imposing a 50 cent license fee per bicycle and a 15 cent transfer fee. The measure also sets rules on riding on Seventh Ave and parking near several streets, plus a 35 cent replacement plate fee. The session also covered subdivision amendments, street rock and oil needs, and a plan to review construction and sewer access.
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Marion
John Vernon
Seventh Ave
Main Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth Street
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Dwight Krumholtz
South Eleventh Street
Vernon
Brewer
Ralph R. Mills
Mills
Tenth Avenue
Eleventh Streets
Armar Ballroom
Plans for Care of Aging Outlined by North Iowa Methodists
Marshalltown Iowa reports that North Iowa Methodists unveiled a ten year growth plan to provide care for the aging from no facilities to present or planned accommodations for seven hundred persons. The program aims to expand facilities and services to meet rising needs within a decade.
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Marshalltown
UPI
North Iowa
Northern Iowa Methodist church projects progress report
Over the past decade church efforts in northern Iowa include Fort Dodge property completion and Storm Lake purchase upcoming, with Cedar Rapids construction valued over 4.3 million dollars. Friendship Haven at Fort Dodge is valued at 2.5 million, can care for 450, formerly Swallum hospital in Storm Lake bought for 175 thousand pending court acceptance, Methodist Manor now runs for about 100. Groundbreaking occurred two weeks ago on the 1.7 million Methwick manor in Cedar Rapids to serve about 158 persons. Bishop F Gerald Ensley spoke of finding inner peace amid turbulent times.
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Fort Dodge
Storm Lake
Cedar Rapids
Friendship Haven
Swallum Hospital
Buena Vista County
The
Methodist Church
Meth
Odist Manor
F. Gerald Ensley
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Marion Homebuilders Assn
Alvin Keyes
George H. Brewer
Gerald Ackley
Kenneth J. Barkwill
Dale Wears
John Dedic
Howard McShance
Springville
Kenneth Bailey
Jeanne
Don McShane
Martelle
Mt. Vernon
Anamosa
Fairfax
Marion High School
Richard C. Carsher
William R. Failor
Mary Lowe Dickinson
King’s Daughters
Ruth Maier
Twelfth St
Harlan F. Knight
Lucille Bailey
Legion Junior Rifle Club
Legion Hall
Father
Storm
Ben Franklin
Adv
Edwin Johnson
East Greenwich
R.J
Bill
Ed Hartmans
Augustana Lutheran Synod
Rock Island, Ill
Johnson
Ralph Hoskins
Donald
Rochelle
Ill
Jake Vogeler
N. F. Lorg
Barbara
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Ruth
Vassar
Burd Hardware
Donald Harrison
Charles
Ninth Ave
Robert Seemans
Pequot Lake
Minn
Dale Unger
West
Alexandria
Ohio
Tom Kerr
Herman Richmann
Herbert Richmann
New Haven
Lary Nelsohn
Judy Hansen
Gary Koppenhaver
Iowal City
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Bureau of
Paul W. Wright
Mr. Wright
Gazette
Verne H. Balster
Clinton
L. J. Schuster
Prairie du Chien
Wis
East End
A&w
Bay House
Edward R. Kroeger
Ralph Hilmer
D”’ Ave
Starry
Kensinger Realtors
Phooey
First Methodist Church
Patschke Fruit Farm
A. W. Larsen
Gardner, Mass
Fred G. Larsen
Estherville
Gilbert French
French
Larsen
Ocelwein
Archie Scott
East Fifth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Armers
Marion Alburnett
Farmers State Bank
F.D.L.C
Alburnett
Fathers Day
Charlie
Doan
Woolworths
2Nd Ave
Town & Country
1St Ave
Town & Country Shopping
Fellows
TOY Fair
Kinney
First Avenue SE
Town and Country
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