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Study: Marshalltown needs housing of all types (opens the original)
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T-R FILE PHOTO Pictured is a portion of the JBS-USA Marshalltown pork processing facility in the 400 block of North 10th Ave . The company has taken a leadership role in recent years in the construction of apartments for employees or providing grants/loans for employees to purchase homes. In turn, it assists the company retain valuable employees and attract new hires. Shown recently is the Crosby Park townhouse development - 1-39 Crosby Park Drive in Marshalltown. It adjoins the American Legion
Lennox, T-R built a combined 163 new Marshalltown homes post-WWII (opens the original)
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T-R PHOTO BY MIKE DONAHEY Pictured recently is one of the 57 brick homes built in the Norris Addition by the Lennox Furnace Co. post-WWII. Many of them remain in good condition and are occupied. Pictured is photo of the Lennox Furnace Co. circa 1906. The origInal inventors and owners were Ernest Bryant and Ezra Smith. The two hired Dave Lennox's machine shop to build the units. Later, Bryant and Smith sold the patents to Lennox - who in turn sold the company to D.W. Norris of Marsalltown in 1904
IVH event marks 25 years since Sept. 11 attacks (opens the original)
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"Iowa Forgets Not the Defenders of the Union" was the founding creed of the Iowa Veterans Home of Marshalltown in 1887. On Friday, IVH staff endeavored to remind attendees and residents to "Never Forget" the devastating terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 during a program held Friday afternoon in the Malloy Leisure Resource Center. Words have power, and "Never Forget" should resonate and not be reduced to a slogan – as the coordinated suicidal attacks by 19 radical Islamic terrorists from Middle
IVH’s last WWII veteran passes away at 102 (opens the original)
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CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS The late U.S. Navy Aviation Cadet Ralph Alshouse is hoisted upon the shoulders of fellow cadets after his first solo flight in 1942 at the Clarion airport. The late Ensign Alshouse in heavy sheepskin-lined flying coveralls, 1943. Official Navy portrait of the late Ensign Alshouse, 1943. "80 Percent Luck, 20 Percent Skill: My Life as a WWII Navy Ferry Pilot" by the late Ralph Alshouse of Stanley. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS The late U.S. Navy Aviation Cadet Ralph Alshouse is hoisted upo
Putting Christian principles into practice (opens the original)
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T-R PHOTO BY MIKE DONAHEY Y CEO Kim Jass-Ramirez displays her tee-shirt which reads "NO PLACE Like This Place" while Y marketing director Andrew Potter looks on Tuesday night at the Y during a "History on Second Tuesday" event co-sponsored by the Y and Historical Society of Marshall County. Pictured is the second Y facility at 7 E. Church St. It cost $100,000 to construct and was used from 1915-1967. T-R PHOTO BY MIKE DONAHEY A copy of Virginia Lee Horne's book "Stunts and Tumbling for Girls" Th
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