Marion County Board Proceedings October 1 1962
The Marion County Board met in regular session with all members present. Minutes approved. various petitions, reports, and claims reviewed and approved. A resolution and agreements with townships and counties discussed, including joint maintenance and election orders. contracts awarded for Farm-to-Market Project No. S-178(9).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Stevenson
Whitritch
Ayer
Whitiateh
Iam
Top Recorder's Office
Ebohe Meridew Justice of the
Pedce
Dopathy Elsiminger
Marion County Board considers road vacations and surfacing projects
The Marion County Board of Supervisors outlines two highway projects on state routes. Project 8-760 funds high type surfacing and shouldering on a segment of Highway 60 to 166 in Hamilton and Bussey with an estimated cost of 128 178. Project 8-686 covers high type surfacing and shouldering from the NW corner of Section 21 toward Highway 60 with an estimated cost of 160 86. The board also certifies a vacation resolution for parts of Local No. 375 and describes specific boundary points and lines of the proposed road segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan E. Plum
50Th General Assembly
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Hamilton
Bussey
NW Cor
NE Cor
Vandenberg
Jows I
Dixie A, Brown
Marion County Board of Supervisors
Township 76
Township 16
Ask State to Provide Transport for Non-Public School Children
Petitions circulated across Iowa urge Governor elect Harold Hughes to push the 60th General Assembly to revise Chapter 285 of the 1962 Code. Citizens for Educational Freedom seek state support for transportation costs for all resident pupils in public and accredited independent schools from kindergarten through 12th grade within current distance limits, arguing police powers justify such provision for child welfare and compulsory education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hughes
60Th
General Assembly
Iowa
State of
Hughes
Anld Oe
Citizens For Educational Freedom
Dube
Lery
Gene
Hearing Notice By Marion County Supervisors
Legal notice specifies land description in Township 76 north Range 19 west south of E corner of Section 25 to road No 1026 for a hearing at 10 am November 16 1962 in Knoxville Iowa court house. Notice to be published in Knoxville Expre prior 20 days. Dixie A Brown Auditor Connie Vandenberg Chairman.
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E.R. Mick
Russell E. Purcell
Milea Peoples
Durham Quarry, Inc
Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Iowa
Perry
Red Rock
Polk
Knoxville
Towa
Knoxville Court House
Dunreath
Clarence Anderson
REIT
Dixie A. Brown
Marion County Board of Supervisors
Hamilton
Marion County Secondary Road Fund
Rtmaliteca
Knoxville Journal
School of
Matrwel
Pella Publishing Inc
Pella Town Orier
Carol Quigley
Tucker
G. H. Andrew
Sey Post Ofice
Carroll's Grocery
Crocerien
Melcher-Dallag
Comal
United Food
Mildred
Tom Rankin
X-rey
Jena M. L. Abrabe
Agan
Pibg
Bakker & Rus
Bane
Goplernd A ‘Hasler
Piby Reatlihy Haubesistise
Nicholton Osher
Es Rc Bohy Sintnitey Oat
Sthavers’ Howe
Hawkeye Farm Equip
Juline Motor and Howe
Pleasantville Water Aes Works
Zylstra Bros, ‘Inc
W. F. Bagley
Board and Lodge
C. A. Bruce
Ee Ploy Y Hee
Paden Sreig Iminger
Fe Very's
Bellamy Tel
Ben. Franklin
Bihtham Feed
Hudson Hybrid ‘Gorn
Town Breeders Co-op
Knokville Lumber Co
Neal Bookstore
Othler Bros
Pencisehiog
Randol OK
Waite Way Mill
Wolf's Age
Collins Memorial Hospital
John Ofeld
C&k
J. C. Penney Co
Howard Reichard
E. B. Rinehart
Roland
Shell
K. C. Vanderwilt
Verrips Grocery
M. C. Walton
Dent West End Grocery
Western Union
Telegraph
Intra Hel
Wille Brown
Seb
Edad Bs
PTOM
Donna Randol
Norma Woolery
Deanetta Agan
Pauline Henning
Welf
Jelama
Aymond Sundberg
Yarn Moore
County Farm
Papfing
Henning
Welt
59Th
General Assembly
Berne Macion
Harez
Ain
Sds
Inestar
Ent
Nee, Nye
Cit
Floyd Redding
Henry Nikkel
Kelloggen
Sully
Sully Christian School Circle
Good International
New Holland
J.D
Kewanee
Delta
Elec
Quaker Oil
Dodge
Campbell, Campbell & Caldwell
Earl and
Bill Shields
Kellogg Savings Bank
Laws
Knoxville Expre Teast
Honor for Eva Stanford at Rebekah Lodge ceremony
Mrs Eva Stanford of Jes Springs was honored by the Rebekah Lodge recently receiving a year jewel award for dedicated service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Stanford
Jes Springs
Rebekah Lodge
Jewel
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Lester Graves
Jack B. Carpenter
Loren Jarman
Avery's
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Charites Clean Tower
Maumdty
Harel Davis
Ren
Erthse
Niet de Ruiter
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Bihoet
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Ty Ramuceh
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Connie Vandenberg
L. J. McConnell
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Alice Wallace
Anthony van Veen
Board of Supervisor
Bert ‘Stevenson
Corfe
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Victor Whitlatch
Lia Brown
Donna Randoll
Gloria Murphy
W. W. Glenn
Dorothy Larson
Grand Jury
Wm. Nichols
Ital
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LD. Tucker
Pat Teterdee
Mary. Baux
Burroughs Corp
Earl J. Cameron
School
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Muvee
Forbes & Newell
Eauip
Mary Bell Frey
Marian M. Gordon
C. Vandenberg
Davie A. Brown
Iowa State Highway Commission
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Durham Quarries, Inc
Carlisle
Mart
Pella
Section iI Township
Marion and
Warren County Lne
Township 74
Hillcrest Auction
Knoxville, Iowa
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Paardekooper
Ideal Pharmacy
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