Five Grade Shifts in Marion Ind School Budget Increase
The Marion Independent school district passed a $57 571 budget increase in a special meeting with no objections. Federal funds for educationally deprived students fund a remedial reading program led by two teachers and a coordinator, plus equipment. Additional summer remedial math and a Headstart nurse were also funded. One resignation, Hazel Snell, was accepted with regret after 38 years of service, along with Carolyn Dancan.
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Marion Independent School District
Raapeer
Heard
Hazel Snell
Snell i
Marion
Starry
Washington
Irving
Lincoln School
Lincoln
Emerson
Longfellow
Stuber Tops Bid for Fire Station Land at City Council
Three bidders attended the Monday council meeting for the former fire station property. Carl Stuber made the high bid of 3500 dollars for land and building and 4500 dollars if the city removes the structure. The bids were referred to Manager Peter Crivaro and City Attorney Robert Stone for study.
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Carl Stuber
Henry Katz
B. A. Westbrook
Stuber
Peter F. Crivaro
Robert J. Stone
KCRG Plans Marion Radio Days Next Week
Marion Radio Days will run March 26 to 29 on KCRG to promote Marion merchants. Marion Jaycees will DJ Monday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and YMCA schedules at the Marion branch include conditioning, senior programs, air rifle and clubs.
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KCRG
Marion
Marion Junior Chamber of Commerce
Marion Jaycees
YMCA
Marion Branch
Poodle Damages Dentures Prompt Repair Ad
In Bakersfield California a man had his dentures chewed by a poodle. The new product PLATE WELD repaired the break and replaced a tooth on the spot. The man said it held like new and the PLATE WELD is available at all drug stores.
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Bakersfield
Calif
California
Linn Mar Plans New Elementary After High School Tour
Linn Mar board formalizes approval of final plans for a northeast Marion elementary. Bids to be opened April 14 at 8 p.m. after a 7:30 p.m. hearing at the high school. Expected completion around October 15, 1966 with partial early work on the south side.
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Recreation Commission
Eugene Frye
Park Board, Recreation Commission
Ralph W. Potter
Linn Mar Board of Education
Marion
E. F. Kuhblemann
Kuhlman
James A. Bayne
Bayne
Streems
Neword Players
Waaps
Ledona Olson
Jamae Nieman
Nancy Neece
George Graves
Peter Dalamageus
Indian Creek
New Hemorrhoid Treatment M P O Shows Promising Results
In Elesia AT ele tests, five of six patients reported good to excellent results with M P O an advanced hemorrhoid therapy. The product blends Benzocaine Ephedrine Sulfate and Hexachlorophene to relieve pain shrink tissue stop itching and provide longer relief while reducing infection risk.
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M.P.O
M.P.Q
Flood meeting in Sigourney yields no firm decisions
Nearly 100 Keokuk county residents attended in Memorial Hall as Army engineers and state officials presented reports. Local congressmen Bandstra and Schmidhauser and other officials discussed dam plans on Skunk and Squaw Creek. Some urged conservation measures rather than large dams while noting current practices like terracing and farm ponds.
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Sigourney
Keokuk County
Memorial Hall
Bert Band‘stra
Fourth District
John H. Schmidhauser
L. S. Army Engineers
Story County
Squaw Creek
Skunk
Army
the Gazette
Elgin
Three Dubuque Men Plead Innocent in Manchester Burglary
Special to The Gazette Manchester three Dubuque men pled innocent to breaking and entering tied to a Family Bowl burglary on January 6. Richard Kohl pled innocent to possession of burglary tools. Ralph Lyons and Robert Beam were also charged. District court trial set for May 23.
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Manchester
Dubuque
Richard Kohl
Ralph Lyons
Robert Beam
Brief Keokuk meeting with two congressmen ends quickly
In Keokuk a short discussion took place with two congressmen who attended for just over an hour. The event highlighted ongoing concerns but time constraints limited deeper dialogue.
Nursing Home Permit Granted in Tipton
Cedar Manor Inc. wins a special usage permit from Tipton city council in a special session to build a 50 bed nursing and convalescent home in a residential area. Construction set to start March 28. project privately financed by Cedar Manor.
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Tipton
Cedar Manor, Inc
Planning and Zoning Commission
Cedar Manor
University Sing committees named for Mother's Day weekend
Elaine Croyle of Cedar Rapids chairs the semi finals committee for University Sing at Iowa City during Mother's Day weekend. Lisa DeVoe of Cedar Rapids heads decorations and programs committee for the event.
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Iowa City
Elaine Croyle
Cedar Rapids
University Sing
University of Iowa
Lisa DeVoe
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Sutzin
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Read
Lee Wood
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Bernard Struck
A Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marion Bowl
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Crestview Acres
Kabel
Tone
Robert Mitchell
Nordman Jewelers
First National Bank
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Javerue
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