Third Ward Primary Set for Marion City Council
The Third and Fourth wards vote Tuesday to decide final candidates for the November city elections. Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Lincoln elementary, the public library, and Irving school. Five candidates are listed across wards with discussion on the manager council plan and city governance.
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Uy Lucky
Eugene
Pat Kane
Blairs Ferry Road
Cedar Rapids
Kane
Marion
Cog College
Vince Hart Insurance Agency
Lincoln Schools
PTA
St. Joseph’s
Catholic Church
Marian
Gordon Hatchery
Emerson School
Longfellow School
Lincoln School
Public Library
Irving School
Voter Registration Increases in Marion
Registration totals rise in Marion as events draw residents. Anchor Club hosts a 7 30 p m costume party Thursday. Cornerstones set a 2 p m gathering. Reformed Presbyterian and Christian workers plan Saturday activities.
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Marion
Anchor Club
Cornerstones
Reformed Presbyterian
Christian Workers
Marion voters show gains in 1961 city tally
A Marion Gazette report notes 4 504 registered voters to date for the fall municipal election, up 1 027 from earlier counts. City Clerk Merwen L. Taylor cites ward totals and precincts, with Ward Two and Ward Four leading in registrations. Notices cover local club meetings, ads for services, and upcoming council considerations.
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Marion
Merwen L. Taylor
UCSB
Sale
Richard
Fourth Avenue
Hedenfeldt
Marion Woman's Club
Colonial Baking
Eighth Street
Cedar Rapids
Taylor
Community church notes include studies and choirs schedule
Church notes list Bethel Baptist First Baptist Chapel Grace and other churches with weekly Bible studies, prayer services, and choirs. Vernon junior high PTA officers elected. Jordan's Grove hosts animal ham and chicken supper. Bay House reports Ames residents purchase home. Dorothy Carnegie class instructor updates. Centennial Encampment No. 91 meets. Lutherans schedule workshops and choirs. Various groups outline meetings, Sunday school, and special events.
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Bethel Baptist
John Nels
First Baptist
Emma Circle
Mabel Carrington
Eleventh Street
Board of Christian Education
Grace Baptist
E. L. Brandt
Burington
Esthee
Will Peick
Lydia
Kenneth Westfahl
Mary
Marvin Eberhard
Rachel
Robert Knox
Rebecca
Ray Drenkhahn
Sarah
Fay French
Mount Yerron
S.u
Assn
Wayne P. Truesdell
P.m
Angelus
Maynard
Secre- Wesley
Priscilla
Mary Sonage
Frisk Loken
Iowa City
Sec i Commission
Tion
Shirley Bollhoefer
de- Vis
Norman Waffle
Day Rapids
First
First Presbyterian
Dent
ISEA Divisions Elect Officers From East Iowa
DES MOINES AP Several divisions of the Iowa State Educational Association elected officers Friday at the ISEA convention. Elected were Glenn W. Van Horne president from Iowa City high school. Georgiagia Dental treasurer from Grinnell College. Dr Jean B. Tompkins second vice president from Cornell College. Patrick Struve president from Iowa City high school. Charles Campbell first vice president from Prairie High School at College Community. Kay Ramseyer secretary from Iowa City University High.
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DES Moines
Towa State Educational Assn
ISEA
Iowa Assn
Glenn W. van Horne
Towa City High School
Georgiagia Dental
Grinnell College
Jean B. Tompkins
Cornell College
Iown Council For Social Studies
Patrick Struve
Iowa City High School
Charles Campbell
Prairie High School
College Community
Kay Ramseyer
Iowa City University High
Whnal
Ga zetta Want Ads Promises Savings for Shoppers
Save more than ever with Ga zetta Want Ads inviting readers to shop and compare deals. The message highlights value and broad shopping selection to attract customers.
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Gazetta
Modern Crime Detection Flops in Northwest Tower County
A report from IDA GROVE describes failed crime detection methods in a northwest Tower County break in. Officers did not obtain expected photographs as a burglar entered and fled with cameras. The incident notes years of schoolhouse break ins tied to student teaching placements at Westmar College and Marcus Flitsch of Alburnett as a related detail.
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IDA Grove
Tower County
LE Mars
David Flitsch
Westmar College
Search
Marcus
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