Marion Events and Scout Awards Highlight Community Activities
Local ads note gift certificates at Fabulous Furs and Berger Fur Tier, and a Cartoon Festival with showtimes at Marion Theater. Farmers State Bank and First National Bank close at 6 pm Friday November 27. Cub Scout packs 72 89 and 34 held meetings at Washington School Lutheran Church and First United Methodist Church, presenting numerous awards to named youths. YMCA Marion branch lists Friday non aquatic schedule with multiple activities and swim sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers State Bank
First National Bank
First United Methodist Church
Mike Grimm
Mike Swieger
Joe Foley
Charles Campbell
Tim Cramm
Mark Prouty
Kris Johnson
Kenneth Glenn
Dale Wallace
Tom Vernon
Rodney Douglass
Doug Murray
Robert Boots
Neil Cook
Randy Tietjen
Mark Klopfenstein
Tim Kellogg
David Decker
Forfeits Appearance Bond in Beer Case
Kevin D. Enos, 18, of Toddville, forfeited a $25 appearance bond in Marion police court after being charged Friday with possession of beer as a minor. He was arrested in the 300 block of West Eighth Avenue. Judge Miles Adams also sentenced Ronald D. Thompson, 20, of 583 Seventh Avenue, to seven days in jail for destroying park equipment tied to a city park incident on November 8. Thompson was held on $100 bond in Linn County Jail but released after serving his sentence. He appeared Wednesday in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin D. Enos
Toddville
Marion
Enos
West Eighth Avenue
Miles Adams
Ronald D. Thompson
Seventh Avenue
Thompson
City Park
E Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Ronald L. McGovern
Fourth Avenue
Roger B. Asay
South Eleventh Street
Stanley L. Bacon
Thirty-fifth Street
James R. Bolden
James W. Welday, Jr
Pleasant Drive
Ronald E. Laird
Two Marion Men Given Short Suspended Sentences
Two rural Marion men Larry Cawthorn and Richard Lerch received seven day suspended sentences from Justice of the Peace Jessie L. McCormack after a Saturday farm fight with two other men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Jessie L. McCormack
Larry Cawthorn
Richard Lerch
Rapids
Francis J. McElligott
F Avenue
Building Permits and Community Notices in Marion City
Building permits issued in the past week include Lloyd Scott for a garage at 2445 First Avenue for 825 dollars, Spahn and Rose Lumber for a pole storage building at 1405 Seventh Avenue for 3000, George Machacek for reroofing at 2955 Tenth Avenue for 300, Read Construction for partial reroof at 500 Eleventh Street for 125 and Read for porch repair at 1347 Twelfth Street for 200. Christmas Open House at Edith Rehnberg Cosmetics and Glamour Wigs on November 27 28 29 from 1 to 9 p.m. at 700 35th Street Lot 121 Marion. Marion Alcoholics Anonymous meets Friday at 8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with Dr William Bennett of Marion speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Scott
First Avenue
Spahn and Rose Lumber Company
Seventh Avenue
George Machacek
Tenth Avenue
Read Construction Company
Eleventh Street
Read
Twelfth Street
Edith Rehnberg
35Th Street
Marion
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Presbyterian Church
William Bennett
Marion Courts Hear Week of Traffic Cases In Iowa Police Court
Judge Miles Adams presided over a batch of speeding and traffic offenses in Marion. Many defendants from Cedar Rapids and nearby areas were fined from 6 to 30 dollars, with several bonds and minor penalties noted for violations ranging from reckless driving to no valid license and assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Adams
Vera E. Larson
Fairview Drive
Keith L. Fletcher
Terry Drive
Cedar Rapids
Gerald J. Snitselaar
Seventeenth Avenue
Leola E. Schloss
Twenty-sixth Street
Peter M. Morgan
Ralph M. Gordon
Barbara A. Rowland
Twenty-third Avenue
Barbara A. Trott
Brockman Avenue
Sandra E. Benedict
Lincoln Drive
Leota J. Jost
Twenty Sixth Street
Marvin D. Smyth
Thirty-eighth Street
Susan M. Kieckhaefer
Ninth Avenue
Pamela E. Daub
Thirtieth Street
Richard H. Langel
Thomas S. Robertson
A Avenue
Bond
Richard D. Yarnes
Linnview Drive
Merle W. Garwood
Harber Avenue
Suzanne S. Johnoe
Twenty-fourth Street
Botulism as a deadly form of food poisoning
Botulism is a form of food poisoning with a high mortality rate, posing serious health risks. This condition stems from toxin produced by Clostridium botulinum and requires urgent medical care to prevent organ failure and death.
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Yale
Lindale
Gazette
John McIvor
Lindale Plaza
al Coonrod
Glassroad NE
Arletta Brown
Vine Avenue
Plaza
Fabulous Furs
Berger Fur Tier
Wilson Beauty Salon
Adv
Marion Theater Merchants
7Th Ave
Cub Scout Pack 72
Washington School
Jeff Hahn
Matt Lammers
Scott Rouse
Steve O’neil
Jimmy Peterson
Tim Taylor
Tim Henderson
Tony Perkins
Steven Jackson
Ray Hefel
Jim Wright
Randy Harrs
Shawn Bretthauser
Dennis Sostak
Ronnie Pool
Craig Thomas
Joe Williams
YMCA
Marion Branch
Ja.m
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
John Strait
Craig Evans
Ralph Hartke
Dan Solomon
Dan Dolan
David Zier
David Horner
Kevin Frank
Jeff Rose
Dan Rosenberger
John Huber
Curt Frank
Cary Carver
Gary Weller
John Scott
Lee Flint
Dannie Lyon
Dar Dolezal
David Ulrick
Mark Duncan
Balster
Steven R. Clay
Chretien A. Hesterman
Seventh Street
Irene R. Shireman
Norman Drive
Mark T. Abodeely
Patric J. Leonard
Hiawatha
Mary Ann L. Shaughnessy
McGowan Boulevard
Jane A. Strothman
Eighteenth Avenue
Sandra L
John J. McSweeny
Hillview Drive
Ruth C. Papke
South Eighth Street
Donna K. Bean
South Fourteenth Street
Anna L. Williams
Donald L. McConaughy
Peace Court
George M. Smith
Dallas
D. Youngman
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Hubert L. Strait
Sixteenth Avenue
Ralph L. Erickson
Minneapolis
Steven C. Hills
Addison Avenue NE
Cedar
J. G. Craven
1St Ave. SE
Des Moines
Mason City
Sioux City
Shoehorn
Boston
11Th Street
Cedar Hills
BankAmericard
Santa
SONY
Ellis Blvd
South Linn
Iowa City
Superscop
Lowa
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