Marion YMCA schedule and club notices evolve weekly
The listing outlines Marion YMCA Monday activities from 7 a.m. to 7:45 p.m including fitness classes, youth and adult swim, and lessons. It also notes rental ads, weekly club meetings at St Joseph's Gym and local organizations with dates, times, and hosts. It ends with a historical note: Congress established the District of Columbia as the U.S. capital in 1790.
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Marion Ymca
Marion
Congress
District of Columbia
U.S
Notes 3-M Homemakers Club Meeting and Jobs
Homemakers Club meets Monday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Carroll Schlemmer's rural Mount Vernon home with 7 15 a m transportation gathering in Linn County Farm Bureau lot. Mrs Robert Holecek to present a macrame necklace program. Marion Independent Schools seek Crossing Guards at 10th and Central for two hours daily at 3 per hour and an afternoon bus driver. Aluminum siding ad from Warner Brothers lists 377 5573.
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Carroll Schlemmer
Mount Vernon
Linn County Farm Bureau
Robert Holecek
Marion
10Th and Central
Americans Abroad students praise friendly people abroad
Four Linn-Mar and Marion high school students spent summers in Bolivia West Germany Brazil and Austria and found the people most impressive. They describe friendly hosts helpful neighbors and a broader world view gained from their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar and
Marion High Schools
Country
Kim Vesey
Doug Jost
27Th Ave
Rod Fedderson
26Th Ave
Connie Panek
Fourth Ave
Doug
Connie
Bolivia
la Paz
Santa Cruz
Kim
Bad Ems
West Germany
Rod
South America
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Berlin
York
California
Florida
Iowa
Austria
Munich
Dusseldorf
Frankfurt
Germany
Juveniles Arrested in Marion Larcenies
Marion police cleared a string of larcenies Friday with 13 and 14 year old youths arrested. The pair had been linked to six thefts at the Marion Mobile Home Court on 35th Street in recent weeks with small amounts stolen.
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Marion
Marion Mobile Home Court
35Th St
Living textbook role of newspapers for students noted
A newspaper is described as a living textbook used by millions of students from primary grades through college, highlighting its value as an educational resource.
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Lori Milota
Valleyview Drive
Marion Athletic Field
Steve Bingham
Tenth Ave
YMCA
Riley Mullin
St. Joseph's Gym
14Th St
Mth Ave
Millwood Club
James Jessen
Sorosis Club
Gordon Harstad
Seventh St
Roy Potthoff
Over 60 Club
Farmers State Bank
Excelsior A and UL Club
Indian Creek School
John Roberts
Ameigo Club
Bishops Buffet
Mathea Bartell
North Star Homemakers Club
Bob McArthur
Springville
Warner Brothers
Nazi Germany
United States
Big Parks
Central Park
New York City
Asia
Europe
New
Fedderson
Jost
Vesey
Panek
iServices
Guaranty Data Processing Co
3Rd Ave
3Rd St
Cedar Rapids
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co
ASURE
Main Street
Edar Rapids
Tae
Collins Employees Credit Union
National Credit Union Administration
Calling Employees Credit Union
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