Marion churches list worship and Sunday school times
A compilation of local church listings in Marion with denominations and schedules. Includes Antioch Church of Christ Marion YMCA Bethel Baptist First Baptist Grace Baptist Squaw Creek Baptist Robins Faith Bible St Josephs Catholic Martin Christian Robins Church of the Brethren Sunray Church of God Seventh Day and related addresses and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Church of Christ
Marion Ymca
Dwight Addleman
Bethel Paplist
Eight Avenue
Calvin Thorpe
First Baptist
Pourteunll Avenu
Lyle W. Lee
Grace Bapti
South Fifteenth Street
Don R. Metin
Squaw Creek Baptist
Wilkineschau
Feed MrCormick
Tri-State
Cnordinator
Alan
America
Robins Faith Bible
Main and
Mentzer
Ed Baterman
St. Joseph's Cathiolic
Fifth Avenue
Ray
John R. Gallagher
Markin Christian
McGowan Boulevard
Robins Church of the Brethren
Saconul Street
Gene Barry
Warahly
Sunray School
Church of Corie
Eighteenti Streel
William
Caln
Bibte
Ancension Lutheran
Grand Avenue
Hey. G. C. Hogedorn
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Elehteenth Avenue
Otto A. Zwanziger
Maynard Q. Kranbel
Mml
Luitheran
Misouri Synod
Twenty-seventh Street
John D. Huber, Jr
Donald
Mobr
First United Methodist
Eighth Avenue
Glen W. Lamb
Gane Crossett, Jr
J. M.staffangon
Prairie Chapel United Methodist
Ruma
Clive Cook
First United Presbyterian
Twelfth Street
Jay A. Miller
Donald C. Drussmand
South Fiftyunth Street
Job M. McMillan
Church of God
Ninth Avenue
W. J. Kuryluk
Séond Avenue
W. Allen Bond
Weeship
Ebaret
Fifth grade band rehearsals set twice weekly at Marion High
Fifth grade students at Marion Independent are scheduled for twice weekly band rehearsals on Tuesday and Thursday at 8 15 a m in the Marion High School band room. Paul Wright announces five week sessions with ensemble and section practice, seeks excused absences for family vacations, and invites interested 1976-76 fourth graders to join instrumental music next fall with a parent meeting to be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Paul Wright
Elomnentary
Marlon High School
Wright
Ford Signs Consumer Medical Devices Measure
Washington AP Ford signed the first federal act to protect consumers from faulty or deceptive medical devices. The FDA gains authority to set safety standards for about 12,000 device kinds from tongue depressors to artificial hearts, affecting roughly 1,200 manufacturers. A 1970s device impact report cited 10,000 injuries and 741 deaths in the prior decade, with most fatalities tied to heart valves pace makers and intrauterine devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Marion Court Saturday Docket Signals Traffic Fines
Friday cases in Marion magistrate court include speeding by Michael W. Double of Toddville for $20, failure to stop in clear distance by Thomas M. Health of Cedar Rapids for $20, failure to yield by Michael A. Stenerson of Brockman Avenue for $20, and a traffic signal issue by Pyong Hon 1 of Lindale Drive for $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Magistrate’s Court
Michael W. Double
Toddville
Thomas M. Health
Cedar Rapids
Michael A. Stenerson
Brockman Avenue
Pyong. Hon
Lindale Drive
White Rhodesian exodus rises amid guerrilla war
The Rhodesia government reports escalating white soldier and civilian emigration as black guerrillas intensify clashes. In the first four months of 1976 the white population fell 817 in April alone, with 1,470 whites leaving and 663 settlers arriving. Immigrant figures show a net loss as the conflict deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodesia
Jan Smith
Britain
Ford Reaffirms U S Commitment At NATO Brussels Meeting
On this date in 1971 President Ford addressed heads of states of NATO in Brussels Belgium and vigorously affirmed America's commitment to the Atlantic Alliance. The report notes a context of regional security, referencing a 2088 of 4600 Wiles a drop since 1966 and a guerilla actions note with limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
NATO
Brussels
Belgium
America
Michigan Natural Gas Well Explodes Near Gaylord
An explosion at a 6,546-foot deep natural gas well near Gaylord Michigan lit a blaze visible for miles. Authorities said the fire would burn at least a week, consuming about 300000 cubic feet of gas per hour. No injuries were reported. State police said the blast occurred about 10 miles south of Gaylord after workers smelled gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord
Mich
UPI
Marrshall Morrin
Malles
Gaylord Juat
Concorde to start Australia service in 1977
Australia approves regular Concorde service to begin January 1 1977 with limited 28 mile wide corridor over inland desert and Great Australian Bight to Melbourne. Transport Minister Peter Nixon cites thorough environmental review and sonic booms confined to the corridor during tests. British Airways pilot service currently operates to Bahrain in the Persian Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Peter Nixon
Nixon
Melbourne
British Airways
Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Rocky's Sister Dies of Cancer
Abby Rockefeller Mauze sister of Vice-president Rockefeller died in Manhattan at 73 after a cancer battle. She and brothers Laurance and Nelson Rockefeller pledged 5.95 million over five years to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in March 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abby Rockefeller Mauze
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Manhattan
Happy Rockefeller
Center
Laurance
Memorial
Ehrlichman Calls Washington Disneyland Like
John Ehrlichman said Washington is a "very artificial environment" and compared the capital to Disneyland in a Washington Star interview. He noted the city’s artificial atmosphere amid appeals pending on two Watergate convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPL
John Ehrlichman
Disneyland
Ehrlichman
The
Washington Star
District of Columbia
Disney World
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