Garage sale at 965 Valleyview Dr Marion
Saturday 9 to 5 and Sunday 1 to 1. Dining table antiques brown wig clothes and miscellaneous advertised by local listing.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1969
Page
9
Saturday 9 to 5 and Sunday 1 to 1. Dining table antiques brown wig clothes and miscellaneous advertised by local listing.
Marion branch invites youth to signup for a week of summer activities from Monday to Friday with 9 to noon registration. Programs include boys prep baseball for ages 8 to 10, a small basketball league, and league play from June 1 at 1 pm on Wednesdays through August 13. Registration via Bob Randall at the Marion Y office.
Washington dispatch reports the GAO found that the Small Business Administration granted disaster aid after the 1904 quake with about 18 million dollars of disbursements deemed unnecessary or questionable though the legality of the expenditures was not challenged. The article also notes church duties and a TV premiere.
Marion municipal band invites interested persons to join this summer. Contact Paul Wright, director, for information. schedule and intent sheets are at Marion high school band room. First concert set for June 6 in City Park. first rehearsal Thursday at 7 pm in Vernon junior high band room. concert folder available Wednesday at Marion high school.
Two Cedar Rapids men were arrested Thursday night on charges of drunk driving. Donovan L. Young, 36, of 544 Klinger Street SW, was charged after officers observed him driving erratically on Sixth Street SW near Hawkeye Downs. Young posted a $750 bond and was released. Herbert E. Lander, 30, of 314 McKinley Street SE, was held Friday on a $300 bond. Lander was arrested at Sixteenth Avenue and Ninth Street Six when officers saw his vehicle swerving across the center line at 60 mph in a 35 mph zone.
Regis High School held its honors convocation with Richard J. Breitbeck as master of ceremonies. Rev. Ernest J. Engler presented awards, and Rev. Joseph E. Naumann delivered the keynote. The Ad Gloriam Dei awards recognized top students in each department, including Judy Wagner and Steve Havlik among others, for exemplifying Christian virtues and U.S. government citizenship principles.
Judge Harold Paul sent the jury home and said he would resume when paid. The case connects with a high school and student awards. Kathleen Murphy Pam Glessner and Vicki McCool received editors of distinction and Regis Hall of Fame honors. The State House approved a $245,000 deficiency appropriation to replenish the fund.
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