Dying Breed Patrol Keeps Starry Crossing Guard Tradition
At Starry Elementary in the Linn-Mar district a 11 member fifth grade safety patrol keeps traffic in three busy lanes under teacher Dee Jeffrey. Captains, lieutenants and sergeants lead shifts across Hillview Drive and E Avenue while adults monitor one corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Nancy Klein
Linn-Mar
Starry Elementary
Direc
Tion
Dee Jeffrey
Emerson and Mentzer Prade
Washington
Starry
South 15Th Street
E Avenue
South 14Th Street
A Avenue
Scott Wilkenson
Brett Larson
Scott Wilson
Kevin Bauer
Pete Glawe
Lyle Lockner
Lee Ann Turner
Sheryle Sutton
Michelle Trout
Kathy West
HACAP seeks funds as utility cutoffs loom
HACAP asks for more aid as April cutoff risk rises for low income in five counties. Funding redistributions from the Energy Crisis Assistance Program could boost HACAP after exhausting its initial $1.4 million grant. Local utilities report few shutoffs due to state and health protections, with outreach in Cedar Rapids urging eligible residents to apply. On this date in 1867 Seward finalized Alaska purchase for $7.2 million in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Area
HACAP
Miskimen
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Horace Webb
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Harold Gilbert
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
U.S
William Seward
Russia
Alaska
Marion Area Club Notices and Local Events
Marion briefs list music practice social clubs and meetings at various homes and venues. Notable items include Marion Music Club at 7:15 p.m. Joyce Abodeely 2875 23rd Ave and OOP Club 8 p.m. 1475 Country Club Drive hosted by Mrs T C Davis. Rebekah Lodge meets 7:30 p.m. Pearl Wilber 410 Eighth St. Alicin Gipp program 1:30 p.m. 959 10th St apartment 8. Business Women silent auction 6:30 p.m. IOOF Hall AR. House sale Cedar Rapids residents Bob and wife sell Alpine Road home to Maynard Merck. sale by Gibson Partners Mandel Long Luce Realtors. School board meeting 4:30 p.m. Longfellow building to discuss classified staff contracts. DAR speaker Mrs Sherman Watson 1 p.m. Marion Carnegie Library with hosts Mrs Glen Morris Mrs Richard Wager. Ameigo Club Vera Vaughn hostess at 1 p.m. lunch Tuesday Bishop Buffet Lindale Mall. TT Society Chapter FX 7:30 p.m. installation at Mrs Bob Willett 2480 22nd St co-hostess Mrs Frank O Connell. Advertising note: Warner Brothers Siding and Roofing 377 5573. Derby winners Brian Kerslake Robert Eidemiller Pinewood Derby Pack 158. Springville painting class art exhibit Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Springville Community Center. Property tax payments at Farmers State Bank offices through March 31.
Notable facts about mountains, pledges, and nuclear tests
The text notes Mount Whitney at 14 494 feet as the highest peak in the contiguous United States within Sequoia National Park California. It mentions the handshake as a medieval European gesture signaling that both parties were unarmed. It also states the first French nuclear test occurred on February 13, 1960, in the Sahara Desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sequoia National Park
Calif
Europe
Sahara Desert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gazette
Tom Fruehling
Dents
Hillview Drive
Tom Miskimen
Marion Music Club Chorus
Joyce
23Rd Ave
OOP Club
Molly Costello
T.C. Davis
Country Club Drive
Rebekah
Noble Grand Association
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No
Pearl Wilber
Eighth St
Tennyson Club
Alicin Gipp
Gladys Georges
10Th St
Frances Clausen
LaVon McCune
Marion Business Girls
Ioof Hall
Mrs
Bob
Willcoxson
Alpine Road
Maynard Merck
Gibson Partners
Mandel, Long, Luce Realtors
Marion Independent School Board of Directors
Longfellow
DAR
Sherman Watson
Marion-Linn
Marion Carnegie Library
Glen Morris
Richard Wager
Ameigo Club
Vera Vaughn
Bishop Buffet
Lindale Mall
TT Society
FX Plans
Bob Willett
22Nd St
Frank O'Connell
Warner Brothers Siding and Roofing Company
Brian Kerslake
Robert Eidemiller
Pack 158
Cub Scouts
Springville
Farmers State Bank
Nordman Jewelry
Adv
Theater Times
Mfg
Marion TV & Records & Thurs
7Th Ave