Marion area notices and community events roundup
Local notices cover leaf pickup reminders from the city services department urging plastic bags to speed collection and banning leaf burning. Community updates include church appointments, meetings of the Marlon Mothers Club, a Marion High School tournament update, and YMCA activity schedules at the Marion branch. Social gatherings note a funeral in Mundelein and a potluck for the Marion senior citizens group.
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Marion Rainbow
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Marion
Ossian Man Receives Concurrent Sentences
Paul Kruse, 23, of Ossian, was sentenced by Judge Joseph Keefe in Winneshiek and Allamakee districts to eight years in the men's reformatory for checkwriting and jailbreaking. He also drew a one year term in Allamakee and a seven year sentence in Winneshiek for writing false checks. The sentences run concurrently.
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Decorah
Ossian
Paul “Kruse
Joseph Keefe
Winneshiek
Allamakee
Anamosa
Enrollment Dip Triggers Budget Cut In Oelwein Schools
Oelwein school board learned Monday night that enrollment fell by 40 students over projections, forcing a $23,500 cut in this year’s budget. Supt Art Sensor outlined $23,540 in cuts possible by not purchasing a proposed fence, lockers, video recorder, books, and a bookkeeping machine.
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Oelwein
Plan to aid handicapped in NE Iowa
Decorah officials advance a plan for screening committees in Allamakee Howard and Winneshiek counties to coordinate special education, avoid service duplication and maximize benefits at minimum cost. The Winneshiek board approved the panel, with members from special education nurses welfare and supervisors.
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Decorah
Allamakee
Howard
Winneshiek
Pew
Special Education
County Nurses Office
Social Welfare
Board of Supervisors
Upper Iowa Five Named To Board At Annual Meeting
Five new members joined the Upper Iowa board at the annual meeting. Dr Scott Linge Br Ern est Dahlquist and Robert Dariela from Fayette and Ralph Kuehl from Cedar Rapids plus H Jay Pinch of Oelwein were named to one year honorary terms. Three resignations were accepted and officers were unanimously reelected. A New Horizons Fund drive aims to raise a million dollars for development, endowment and program enrichment.
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The
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Scott Linge
Ernest Dahlquist
Robert Dariela
Fayette
Fay Bilis
Rock ‘Sland
Ralph Kuehl
Cedar Rapids
H. Jay Pinch
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Wate
Costigan
Elkader
Harry Young
Oelwein
Gary Mossman
Charles City
Upper Town
College Board of Trustees
Fayotte
West Union
Wera Robert’ S
Aldrich
Paul
USC
Pinch
Schairman
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