Marion housing up in first two months of 1965
Marion notes show 24 new houses this year versus 22 last year, with last year a city housing record. Apartment building halved from two under construction to one. Remodeling at the post office included a new entrance and lobby reshaping. Two new house permits issued: Leroy Penne 2040 Valleyview drive 13000 and B A Westbrook 1925 Twenty-fifth avenue 15000.
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John J. Keith
Mildred Stickney
Stickney
Leroy Penne
Valleyview Drive
B. A. Westbrook
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Daryl Murken
Murken
Chamber
Milwaukee Railroad
Marion Republicans host Stafford breakfast and open house
Marion Republicans invite residents to a Saturday breakfast at 8 a.m. with Vermont Congressman Robert Stafford at the Suburban restaurant. The event precedes Linn-Mar high school district open house from 5 to 8 30 p.m. A lowa campus in Cedar Falls will feature George Pratt accompanying Stafford. Reservations available from party members or Frank Ball.
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Marion Get-acquainted Club
Marion
Vermont
Robert T. Stafford
Restaurt
Linn-Mar
State College of Legion Post
Mullowa
Cedar Falls
George Pratt
Marion Republican
Frank Ball
Linn-Mar High School
Dripps of Urbana Dies at 78 After War Service
George Dripps 78 lifelong Urbana resident and World War I veteran died Wednesday evening. Born November 1 1886, he married Alma McCoy on December 17 1919. Survived by wife Alma, son Marshall of Urbana, brothers Emmett of Shellsburg Fred and Willis of Center Point, and three grandchildren. Services Saturday at unspecified time.
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George Dripps
Billy Graham
Alma McCoy
Marshall
Emmett
Shellsburg
Fred
Willis
Center Point
Marion Court Cases Hit Cedar Rapids Police Court Docket
This week Judge Miles Adams presided in Marion Court, listing speeding fines for numerous defendants across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Notable penalties include Ronald J. Matus with a $100 fine and $55 suspended for intoxication, plus assorted bonds from $6.30 to $25 for violations such as failure to stop, traffic signals, and parking infractions.
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Miles Adams
Ronald D. Miersen
Strawberry Point
James E. Hoskins
Springville
Walter G. Twachtmann
Hiawatha
Robert L. Hallquist
M Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Isabelle P. Frayman
Eighth Avenue
Karen A. Wiederin
Seventh Avenue
Emery D. Hillman
Oelwein
Ronald R. Thompson
Bel Air Drive
Myrna S. Carter
Twenty-sixth Street
Ernest L. Farris
Mt. Vernon
Ronald C. Oberbreckling
Mt. Vernon Road
Richard E. Greenman
Glenwood Drive
Wynn P. Notthoff
C Avenue
Paul S. Bartels
Monticello
James J. Schmulbach
Nineteenth Street
Arthur Oberbreckling
Billy Graham hospitalized for bronchial infection in Honolulu
Evangelist Billy Graham was admitted to a Honolulu hospital Wednesday night for treatment of an acute bronchial infection. The hospital said he would stay several days. He had led a crusade in Honolulu last month. See the want ads.
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Billy Graham
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