Marion Band Plans City Park Concert Friday Evening
The Marion Independent high school band directed by Paul Wright schedules its third concert in the city park Friday at 7 30 p m The program features Pieces of Eight Jubilant Overture Soul Explosion Machito Highlights from the One and Only Genuine Original Family Band Riders for the Flag The Peck Horns Revenge Villabella and Gigi with arrangements by Bennett The event is sponsored by the Marion Independent and Linn-Mar schools and the city parks department.
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City Park
Marion Independent High School
Paul Wright
Jenkins
Neff
Read
Caruso
Sherman
Sousa
Peck
Bowles
Villabella
Williams
Gigi
Loewe
Bennett
Marion Independent
Linn-Mar
Reunion Activities for Class of 1922 Held in Marion
The Marion Independent high school class of 1922 will hold a fiftieth reunion Friday at 6:30 p.m. with dinner at Longbranch supper club. A brunch follows Saturday at 10 a.m. at 1670 Tenth Street hosted by Mrs. Marvin Edison with co-hostesses Mrs. Zin gula and Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Everett Speaker of Des Moines. First National and Farmers State banks closed July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Independent High School
Longbranch
Marvin Edison
Tenth Street
George Zingula
Ray Newman
Marion
Everett
Des Moines
Building Permits and Local Notices Summary
Building permits issued include Alpha Crushed Stone two-story addition valued 18000 and a 10000 pole building. A new dwelling permit went to Executive Construction Co. at 211 Glenbrook Dr. for 20210. Other permits cover Copper Construction detached garage 1320, Richard Hartwig attached garage 1232, Jack Ozburn reroof 375, Wilbur Parton reroof 200, Clellan L Wildes reroof 600, Bertha Cornwell reroof 200, Elmer Rolfes roof patio 450, Lloyd Curtis demolish/rebuild porch 200, Donald Frederickson repair reroof 447, Leighton Ford detached garage 1320, and more including multiple demolitions at 665 Fifteenth St and 1505 1515 Seventh Ave. Funeral notices: Walter M. Culp services Friday 10 a.m. at Baxter Memorial Chapel. burial Springbrook Cemetery, Niles, Michigan. No garbage pickup Tuesday July 4. schedule adjusts rest of week. Road construction closed June 30 to July 4. Community members attended Joe Vavra funeral in Tama Yes terday.
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Alpha Crushed Stone, Inc
Thirty-fifth Street
Third Avenue
Executive Construction Co
Glenbrook Drive
Thirtieth Street
Richard Hartwig
Valleyview Drive
Jack Ozburn
Tenth Avenue
Wilbur Parton
First Avenue
Clellan L. Wildes
Twenty-first Avenue
Bertha Cornwell
Twenty Seventh Street
Elmer Rolfes
Twenty Ninth Street
Lloyd Curtis
Eighth Avenue
Horace Evans
Fourteenth Avenue
Donald Frederickson
Twenty-seventh Street
Leighton Ford
Eleventh Avenue
Gene Struchen
Fifteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Julia Edwards 88 Dies in Iowa City Rites Planned
Julia Edwards 88 of 825 Twenty sixth street died Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids nursing home Born February 22 1884 near Warsaw Missouri she married Jake Edwards October 25 1904 Surviving son William T Edwards Windsor Missouri daughter Mettie Marie Bald ridge Marion Missouri two grandchildren six great grandchildren Funeral services Saturday 11 a.m. at Fred Davis and Son Funeral Home Lincoln Missouri burial at Kinkead Cemetery near Warsaw Missouri Murdoch Funeral Home in charge Returns Home Mrs Ralph Chesrown 2478 Eighth Avenue has returned home from Mercy Hospital where she was a surgical patient.
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Sidney L. Hawkins
Route One
Marion
Allamakee County
Rossville
Jessie FE. Flack
Waukon
Genevieve Inger
Cedar Rapids
Madonna Halverson
Mason City
Ruth Inger
Eunice Kolowinski
Robins
Robert
Jack
Edwin
Marvin
Jerry
Waterville
Elsie Raab
Maquoketa
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Chapel of Memories
Julia Edwards
Twenty-sixth Street
Warsaw
Jake Edwards
Fred Davis and Son Funneral
Lincoln
Kinkead
Murdoch Funeral Home
Ralph Chesrown
Eighth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
DeJongs to be feted at open house in Marion
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. R. DeJong, former Marion church minister 1937 to 1955, will be honored Sunday at First Presbyterian Church Marion with a 10 15 a m open house and a 9 15 a m service guest minister. A noon potluck follows reception. YMCA Marion branch lists Friday non aquatic events including boys baseball practice at 9 a m junior high boys basketball at 9 and open gym at noon.
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C. V.R. DeJong
First Presbyterian Church
Marion
DeJong
Aurora
Colo
DeJongs
YMCA
Marion Branch
Marion Police Court Docket Sevens Days Cases
Judge Miles Adams presided over speeding and traffic violations in Marion with dozens of defendants from Cedar Rapids Anamosa and Central City. Penalties include fines from 10 to 25 dollars for offenses such as speeding possession of beer by a minor and driving wrong way on a one way street. A separate justice court list includes fault findings for Martin Fritz of Coggon with fines for failure to report an injury accident and bald tires.
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Miles Adams
John R. Adams
Eleventh Street
Jon, Williams
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapids
Gerald Starr
Anamosa
Nancy Martin
Martelle
Shirley Bruening
Highview Drive
Coleen Miller
Thirty-first Street
Kathy Healy
Pioneer Avenue
Kathleen Jensen
Eighth Avenue
Gary Rogers
Theodore Boesen
Iowa City
Gysbert Blommers
Fifth Avenue
Holly Reid
Green Street
John Casey
Douglas Archer
Larrick Drive
William Mayfield
C Avenue
Peggy Rank
Patricia Tiernan
Old Marion Road
Ida Gould
First Street
Ronda Krug
Ernest Decious
Sixth Street
Christine Clark
Meadowbrook Drive
Charles Quinn
Eastland Drive
Roy Wheeland
Sixth Avenue
Lynn Struck
Thirty-fifth Street
Bonnie Allen
Central Avenue
David Ackerman
Randall Cech
Route 1
Judy Maudsley
Fortyninth
Iowa
Kevin Grumman
Cherry Hill Road
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Martin Fritz
Coggon
Woman Injured In C R Crash Faces Charge
Barbara S. Fulton 26 of 3000 J street SW was charged with failure to yield at a stop intersection after a two car crash at Fifth avenue and Seventh street SE. She was treated at Mercy hospital for a head injury and released.
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Barbara S. Fulton
J Street
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
David P. Franck
Sixth Avenue SE
Miss Fulton
Mercy Hospital
Donald V. Kruger
Fifth Avenue SW
First Street
Kruger
James M. Haines, Jr
Dodge
Haines
Robert J. Nelson
B Avenue NE
Carl Witt
Fifth Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Leslie Wester Accused of Forgery in Payroll Check Case
Leslie Wester, 53, of Anamosa, held on forgery charge after passing a Wyoming Ready Mix payroll check for 130.20 at Sears Lindale Plaza on Sept. 22, 1971. The check was signed William J. Schell. Wester was held pending arraignment.
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Leslie Wester
Anamosa
Wester
Wyoming Ready Mix Co
Sears
Lindale Plaza
William J. Schel’ Ein
Thieves Steal Cash From Three Company Locker Rooms
Three employees at Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. Sixth street NE station reported locker thefts on Wednesday. Stanley A. Jandik, 4109 Fourteenth Avenue SE, had $29 stolen, Dean A. Jandik, 1402 Fifth Avenue SE, a billfold with $45, and Ernest J. Sykora Jr., 1603 Eleventh Avenue SW, a $50 ring and $38 cash.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Sixth Street NE
Stanley A. Jandik
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Dean A. Jandik
Fifth Avenue SE
Ernest J. Sykora, Jr
Eleventh Avenue SW
Swallom Faces Breakin Charge
Ralph Swallom Jr., 25, of 1028 Center Street NE, held in city jail on breaking and entering charges. He is linked to a June 14 Swift and Co. burglary at 715 Sixty-sixth Avenue SW where meats and cheese valued at $940.50 were stolen. Swallom remains in custody pending further action.
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Ralph Swallom, Jr
Center Street
Swallom
Swift and Co
Sixth Avenue
Eastern Flood Relief Fund Near Half of Quota
Linn county Red Cross reports $2,445 received toward a $5,860 quota for the Eastern seaboard disaster fund. Donations support victims of Hurricane Agnes flooding in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Local director Marie Clancy notes contributions come directly to the disaster area. send gifts to 417 Granby building.
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Linn County
The
Red Cross
Eastern Seaboard Disaster Fund
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Marie Clancy
Rapid City
S.D
Iowa High Court Decisions Listed
Iowa Supreme Court issued Thursday opinions including Linn-Suimmel vs Johnson and Kurtz in auto accident injuries with Johnson affirmed and Kurtz reversed and remanded. Linn-Crow vs Shaeffer driver license suspension writ annulled and order sustained. Clayton-State vs Sill assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury reversed and remanded. Poweshiek Estate of Lincoln vs Briggs inheritance tax assessment affirmed. Poweshiek State vs Jackson post conviction relief affirmed.
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DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Linn — Suimmel
Johnson
Kurtz
Linn — Crow
Shaeffer
Clayton — State
Sill
Poweshiek
Lincoln
Briggs
State
Jackson
Beall Criticizes Miller Ray Over Campaign Disclosure
Democrat Beall in Marion assails Senator Miller and Gov. Ray for keeping voters in the dark about campaign finances. He notes Dick Clark’s pre law disclosures and cites Beall’s claim that Franzenburg and Tapscott have publicly disclosed contributions. Portable quotes aside, he contrasts Democratic opponents’ transparency with Republican positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Beall
Waukee
Jack Miller
Robert Ray
Iowa
Beall
Marion
Miller
Dick Clark
Paul Franzenburg
John Tapscott
Ray
South Vietnam Minister Predicts Peace Within Six Months
Canberra AP report states Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam of South Vietnam said he is convinced peace will come to his country within six months. He spoke on Thursday, outlining optimism amid ongoing negotiations and regional tensions.
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Canberra
Australia
Tran van ‘Lam
South Vietnam
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Bridal Services
Thurs
First National
Farmers State
Adv
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Wilson Beauty Salon
Culp
Walter M. Culp
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Landis C. Gross
Springbrook Cemetery
Niles
Mich
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Public Service Department
Joe Vavra
Tama
Elvitt Bates
Wilbur Cooper
O. R. Ness
Franz Sieck
Carpeti
U.S.A
Summer Girls
For
Luconét Con
Mario
C.R
Michael Dooley
Foundation Il
Young
the Sun
Boston
eMarion Cedar Hills
BankAmericard Shoppers Service
Chicago Tribune-N.y. News Synd. Inc
Laurie
Marilyn Rouse
Sixteenth Avenue
William H. Poole
Harvest Hill
United State Bank
16Th Ave
Swaga-Bug AM
FDL
Eastern Flood Relief Fund
EL Roll
Cian
Adel Diask
Brum Elie NZ Marion
Kiecks
Kieck’s
Tokyo
Sirimavo
Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Canvas Casuals
7Th Ave
FBI
Ceres
TateCepana
Lee Bells
Thirty-Second
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