Fire destroys lumber yard and electrical shop in Cedar Rapids
Fire, possibly started by juveniles, began in a garage near Carl J Kennedy home and quickly spread to Cedar Rapids Lumber Co and Autorite Electric Co destroying buildings, lumber, trucks, and threatening nearby homes. Fire chief reported explosions as the blaze raged for about an hour before being controlled.
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Cedar Rapids
Jess Hunter
Carl J. Kennedy
McKinley
Cedar Rapids Lumber Co
Autorite Electric Co
Leo Platz
Lions elect Audubon leader as club president
Chester Jensen, Audubon county superintendent of schools, was elected president of the Audubon Lions club to succeed Clarence Menke and will be installed next month. Officers include Earl Miller as first vice president Eugene O Bryan as second vice president Donald B Miller as third vice president and Dr E C Gale as secretary. Directors named were Don Kiser P A Magnussen and Edgar Sprock with hold over directors James Harold Summers Clarence Zaisicek and Dr Jed Norris. Motorists caution around stop signs with warnings against misreading as slow down.
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Audubon
Chester Jensen
Audubon County Superintendent of Schools
Audubon Lions Club
Clarence Menke
Earl Miller
Eugene O'Bryan
Donald B. Miller
E. C. Gale
Don Kiser
P. A. Magnussen
Edgar Sprock
Mer James
Harold Summers
Clarence Zaisicek
Jed ‘Norris
Prisoner to stand trial for riot at Anamosa jail
John M. Anderson, 20, one of three Men’s Reformatory inmates still facing action from the May 7 riot, will be tried June 15 for riotous conduct. He pleaded innocent before District Judge William Eads. Anderson is serving 10 years for larceny of a motor vehicle in Washington County. Douglas Preston, 21, Belle Plaine, pleaded innocent. Greg Roberts, 17, Ottumwa, was given until Friday to plead. Five inmates have pleaded guilty with five years added to each sentence.
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Anamosa
John M. Anderson
Reformatory
Anderson
William Eads
Washington County
Douglas Preston
Belle Plaine
Greg Roberts
Ottumwa
Roberts
Atlantic News-Telegraph Ad Preorders Encouraged
Readers are urged to reserve extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph in advance to ensure availability. The notice emphasizes planning for higher demand and offers placement details for orders.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Atlantic News
Telegraph
Dear Abby Advice Column Excerpt on Guests and Help
A reader questions hosting etiquette about children dominating conversations during dinner and asks if hosts should tolerate behavior or restrict it. Abby's replies touch on balancing adult talk, nursing responsibilities, and how to handle telephone number etiquette with a light, practical tone.
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Abby
4-H Club News Highlights Monthly Meetings
4-H clubs publish monthly reports to be published only if submitted. Klassy Rascettes held a mother-daughter tea at the school with plants for mothers. Linda Johnson and Marcia Clark with Vicky Boll sang a duet and Barbara Woodward led a contest. A portfolio making workshop featured Marcia Clark and Beth Ann Woodward. Bear Grove Brownies hosted a May meeting with seventeen members, discussing furniture selection and roadside park flowers with Elaine McDermott, Joyce Auerbach, and Nancy Ilerbert. Plans for church attendance and the next gathering with Marilyn Auxier were announced.
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Klassy Rascettes
Klassy Kassettes Club
Mary Worth
Linda Johnson
Marcia Clark
Vicky Boll
Clement
Barbara Woodward
4-H
Beth Ann Woodward
Bear Grove Brownies
Joyce Warne
Elaine McDermott
Joyce Auerbach
Nancy Ilerbert
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Marilyn Auxier
Telegraph Urges Advance Orders for Desired Quantities
The notice advises customers to place orders for desired quantities in advance to ensure availability and timely fulfillment. It emphasizes planning and early communication with suppliers.
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