Weather notes and urban incidents from April report
The daily weather covers high and low temperatures for several cities with forecasts of snow and rain. It notes five day trends averaging below normal, plus wind data and sun and moon times. Local fines for speeding and infractions are listed along with several fire and incident calls and a court case between Jacqueline A. Lindquist and Albert S. Lindquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Anreles
Seattle
Miami
Sioux City
Iowa
Municipal
Disturbance Charge Free on Bond After Tavern Scuffle
Edward Lee a 17 year old resident of 727 H street SW was released on $50 bond after a tavern owner accused him of pulling a knife and slashing a finger during a 1 a.m. scuffle at Midway tavern. Lee pled innocent to disturbing the peace in police court and the case was continued to Wednesday. Barry LaBlanche manager of Midway tavern identified Lee as the offender. Patrolmen Arthur Zimmerman and Lester Woodward arrested Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lee
H Street
Lee
Barry LaBlanche
Midway
la Blanche
Arthur Zimmerman
Lester Woodward
Local Names Shared in Property Transfers
Mildred A. Stritt connected to Clarence H. Stritt, Geraldine Shephard linked to Leonard Shephard, Harriet M. Juergens listed under Bernard J. Juergens, and Doris L. Crane associated with Joseph F. Crane in notices detailing ownership or beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred A. Stritt
Clarence H. Stritt
Geraldine Shephard
Leonard Shephard
Harriet M. Juergens
Bernard J. Juergens
Doris L. Crane
Joseph F. Crane
Local births and deaths reported across Iowa towns
Cedar Rapids and Springville residents welcome new births while Cedar Rapids families gain a son and a daughter on April 6 and 7. Deaths include Dysart resident Walter Brandt after an explosion, with funeral plans pending. Obituaries also note Katherine Morse and Mrs. George Hansen in Anamosa and Monona services, and service notices for Mrs. Marble in Anamosa and Mrs. Fletcher in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Walter J. Brandt
Waterloo
Winifred Edward
Jim” Corcran
Dysart Methodist Church
Doctor Warns Against Losing Weight Fast After 40
Chicago reported physician Dr. Edward J. Stieglitz cautions adults over 40 to lose weight slowly. He says a weekly drop of one pound or monthly five pounds is safest and cites risks of quick loss: regain, weakness, exhaustion, and skin wrinkling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Edward J. Stieglitz
Journal of the American Medical Association
Army Reserve Corps Expansion Plan Unveiled
Gordon Gray, retiring army secretary, announced an expanded and improved army organized reserve corps. The program aims to grow to about 955,000 officers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gordon Gray
Army
Army Organized Reserve Corps
New Examination Ordered for Ellis
Des Moines reports say 11-year-old Tommy Ellis will undergo additional mental tests after being charged with a birthday stabbing of an 85-year-old Des Moines widow. Judge Lou Ladd appointed two Des Moines psychiatrists to conduct the tests and report findings to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
INS
Tommy Ellis
Lou Ladd
Frank Ely
Paul Cash
Ellis
Ladd
Howard V. Turner
Private Detective Nabs Couple on Check Fraud
Sioux City report says private detective Ray Thompson arrested Mrs. Wayne Orwell age 28 and Rudy Robinson age 22 of Laurel Nebraska on suspicion of writing about 40 bogus checks. They faced charges of uttering and drawing false checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
INS
Ray Thompson
Wayne Orwell
Rudy Robinson
Laurel, Neb
Easter Services and Local Notices Across Town
Illegible city briefs report holiday travels at where Dr and Mrs Navratil head to Michigan. St Luke’s hospital lists Emil Surry as a patient. Church notices include Shueyville Easter program and Union Church sermon He Is Risen. Toddville No. 1 church Easter events feature baptism and 7 30 pm program. Correction notes Suchomel’s Toledo contest award. Covington sunrise service with preacher The Risen Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s
Emil M. Surry
Johnson Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Toddville
Toddville Free
Joseph T. Suchomel
Thomas F. Suchomel
Ridgeway Drive
Toledo
Covington
C. C. Miner
Miner
Green Grove
Bingo operator found innocent of gaming charge in Council Bluffs
Municipal Judge Allan Ardell found Victor Langstrom innocent of a gaming charge after he was arrested December 27 for operating a bingo game. The judge noted there were not enough facts to determine bingo's legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Allan Ardell
Victor Langstrom
Langstrom
First Cedar Rapids theater operator Jim Thompson dies age 76
James Mackrell Thompson 76, owner of Cedar Rapids first motion picture theater the Delphis, died Thursday night at 4063 First Avenue SE after weeks of illness. A native of Ireland, he served as Gazette Company custodian for 33 years and as coachman for the Walter Douglas family. He helped the Cherry Sisters rise to fame and showed early films including a two reel Split Skirt and a Bob Fitzsimmons fight. services Monday at 1:30 pm conducted by Mt Hermon lodge with Knights Templar escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mackrell Thompson
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue SE
Thompson
Ireland
The
Gazette Company
Walter Douglas
Australia
Quaker Oats Company
Jim Thompson
Jim
Marion
Mr. Douglas
Landeau
Grand Hotel
Greene’s Opera House
Delphis
First Avenue
Bob Fitzsimmons
Iowa
Cherry Sisters
Bever
Greene’s
Broadway
Mr. Thompson
Gazette
Masonic Lodge
Mt. Hermanlodge
A.F
A.M
Royal Arch Masons of
Royal and Select Masters of
Apollo Commandery
K.T
Presbyterian Church
Anna Marie
Martha Thompson
Craigywarren
Ballymena
Margaret Falknan
Freeport
Ruth Wagner
William
Hugh Thompson
Alexander Thompson
Guisborne
New Zealand
Robert Thompson
Dumfries
Scotland
Turner Chapel
Mt. Hermon Lodge
Knights Templar
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Masonic Hall
Deaths Mrs Frank C McCay 69 Former Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs Frank C McCay aged 69 died Tuesday evening in Wichita. Born January 1 1881 in Cedar Rapids she married Frank C McCay on June 25 1913 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by her husband a brother S K Weir of Las Vegas Nevada. She belonged to the Presbyterian church and the Order of Eastern Star at Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. McCay
Cedar Rapids
Wichita
S. K. Weir
Las Vegas
Nev
Rockefeller Jr recounts ties to his father and empire
John D Rockefeller Jr describes his split from mere staff to his father's representative, detailing his early entry into the private office in 1897, signing his father's name on agreements, and his pride in the trust and in carrying forward philanthropic and business aims. He spoke after being made an honorary member of the New York Chamber of Commerce alongside Eisenhower and Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D.kefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Brown University
Broadway
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Lived in Wichita Areas Noted in Obituary
The record notes the deceased resided in Wichita for several years and belonged to groups including the White Shrine Hy Patia club Queen City Rebekah lodge and Railway Engineers and Firemen's auxiliary. Services were held at 2 p.m. Friday in Wichita with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
Hypatia Club
Queen City Rebekah Lodge
Railway Engineers and Firemen’s Auxiliary
Wichita
Ellen Werner, Cedar Rapids Matriarch, 81, Dies
Ellen N. Werner, age 81, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died in a local nursing home Friday. Born February 14, 1869, she was a member of St Patrick's church Forresters and Woman's Relief Corps. Survived by four sons Chris Charles Roy and Louis, three daughters, a brother a sister and many grandchildren. Funeral at St Patrick's at 9 a.m. Monday with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Rosary at Teahen chapel Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen N. Werner
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Church
Forresters and Woman’s Relief Corps
Chris
Charles T
Roy J
Louis J
Oskaloosa
George Victorine
George Schamberger
Helen O’brien
Chicago
J. H. Malone
Omaha
Mary Driscoll
Mechanicsville
D. J. Lenihan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Msgr
Lenihan
Mrs Frank Stepanek dies after long illness at 91
Cedar Rapids resident Mrs Frank Stepanek 91 died at home Thursday night after a lingering illness. Born in 1859 in Czechoslovakia she is survived by her husband two sons Otto and Frank Jr and a granddaughter. Services at St Wen ceslaus at 9 a.m. Monday conducted by Rev A W Chihak burial in Bohemian cemetery. Calling hours Sunday at Brady mortuary with parish Rosary at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stepanek
Eleventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
Otto
Frank, Jr
Linz
Austria
St. Wenceslaus Church
A. W. Chihak
Bohemian Cemetery
Brady Mortuary
Mary Batcheler 78 Dies In Cedar Rapids Hospital
Mary Lanette Batcheler 78 of 1547 Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 10 05 a m Friday She was born in Clay Mills Jones County and leaves a sister Mrs Samuel L Bear of Cedar Rapids A dry goods clerk and Baptist church member in Independence services at Barta Hesser chapel at 1 30 p m Monday burial in Clay Mills cemetery Onslow Friends may call after 4 p m Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lanette Batcheler
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Clay Mills
Jones County
Samuel L. Bear
Independence
Baptist Church
Onslow
Petrick Fined For Drunk Driving After Cedar Rapids Arrest
Paul L. Petrick, 27, of 159 Fourteenth Avenue SW, pled guilty to a drunk driving charge and was fined $300. He was arrested about 5 p.m. Tuesday by Highway Patrolman James Gildroy on Highway 218, one mile south of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Petrick
Fourteenth Avenue
James Gildroy
Cedar Rapids
Two 17-Year-Olds To Plead on Larceny Count
Two 17 year old boys Duane Schneider of 1717 Fourteenth Avenue SE and Ernest Rife of route 2 were ordered to plead by April 15 on a breaking and entering charge. Cedar Rapids detectives arrested them Tuesday night after a burglary at William Caldwell’s home 213 Eleventh Avenue SE. Caldwell reported nine jars containing 41.71 dollars stolen. jars were found behind a garbage can. Detectives arrested the youths when they returned for the loot. Judge Philbrick appointed attorneys at state expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Schneider
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Ernest Rife
Route 2
Floyd Philbrick
Cedar Rapids
William Caldwell
Eleventh Avenue SE
Caldwell
Jake Stusak
Philbrick
Family Finance Company Sues Laub and Slaman for $190.50
A. A. Murphy and Company doing business as Family Finance Company filed suit against Joseph Laub and Theodore Slaman seeking $190.50 allegedly due on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Murphy and Company, Inc
Thursday
Joseph Laub
Theodore Slaman
Keller Sues Wolfs for 100 Dollars Rent Owed
Forrest V. Keller filed suit against Andy and Lois Wolf seeking 100 dollars with 5 percent interest from March 31. He alleges rent of 25 dollars monthly for a house in Alburnett not paid for December 1949 and January February March of the current year. Hearing on the petition set for 10 a.m. April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest V
Stone's Truck Service sues J. E. Gabriel for unpaid balance
Stone's Truck Service Inc files suit against J. E. Gabriel seeking 271.30 dollars plus interest for an unpaid balance on a trailer sold to the defendant on December 22, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone’s Truck Service, Inc
J. E. Gabriel
Landergott sues Prochaska over December 1949 crash
Charles Landergott filed a $340.71 damages suit against Georgiana Prochaska for injuries alleged from a car accident December 23, 1949 on First Street SW at Fourteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Landergott
Georgiana Prochaska
First Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Fort Dodge Woman Dies After Extended Illness
Mrs. John Hutchinson 78 of Fort Dodge dies at 11 12 p m Thursday after an extended illness. The body was moved from Beatty chapel to Laufersweiler funeral home where services will be held at a time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hutchinson
Fort Dodge
Lloyd Davis
Nineteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
Laufersweiler Funeral Home
Ada C. Martin 85 Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Ada C. Martin aged 85 of 1336 Fifth Street NW Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 7 10 p m Thursday after a long illness. She leaves two sons Ross and Roy both of Cedar Rapids. Service scheduled at Beatty chapel 1 30 p m Monday with Rev F L Hinds haw burial in Linwood chapel after 1 p.m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada C. Martin
Fifth Street NW
Cedar Rapids
Ross
Roy
Beatty Chapel
F. L. Hinshaw
Linwood Cemetery
Services for Mrs Joseph No Votny
Services for Mrs Joseph No Votny of near Swisher, who died Wednesday, will be in the Brush chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday conducted by Rev Galen Hershey. Burial will be in Shueyville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shueyville
Galen Hershey
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Joseph Novotny
Near Swisher
Brush Chapel
Shueyville Cemetery
Mulvany Services Set for Austin C Mulvany
Private services for Austin C Mulvany who died Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital will be held in Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Saturday conducted by the Rev Frank H Ward Burial will be Cedar Memorial cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin C. Mulvany
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Frank H. Ward
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Mortgage suit awards judgment and car sale order
Mrs Ruthard Smith Henry Smith and Bernard Stoker Friday won a judgment of 111.14 against John Smith Jr in a chat tel mortgage case. The court also ordered the sale of a 1940 car to settle the mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthard Smith
Henry Smith
Bernard Stoker
John Smith, Jr
Suit Filed Against Hobel Motor Supply Over Unpaid Bill
Brown and Bigelow Company of Minneapolis filed a civil action Friday against Richard Hobel doing business as Hobel Motor Supply. The suit seeks 195 dollars plus interest for alleged non payment of a January merchandise bill.
Wall Divorce Suit Dismissed Without Prejudice
Vincent R. Wall filed for divorce from Dorothy J. Wall and the suit was dismissed without prejudice on Wednesday per the plaintiff's motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent R. Wall
Dorothy J. Wall
Keokuk Former Mayor Biermann Seeks State Rep Seat
John Biermann of Keokuk, once mayor 1946 to 1948, announced his Republican candidacy for state representative in Lee county. He would challenge the incumbent Ernest Palmer of Fort Madison for the district seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
John Biermann
Lee County
Ernest Palmer
Fort Madison
Dulles Assigned Consultant Roles in Foreign Affairs
Dulles remains a regular operating officer of the state department while John Sherman Cooper, former Kentucky senator, will join as a temporary consultant with Acheson for upcoming London meetings. Dulles will advise on broad foreign affairs issues and government action plans, but will not attend the London talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Acheson
London
Dulles
Air Photo Map of Iowa Planned
Iowa advances a complete air map for the first time under a State Aeronautics Commission contract. A Minneapolis firm photographs 105000 square miles including parts of southern Minnesota and northern Missouri from 36200 feet, with 6000 acceptable photos expected for completion next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Aeronautics Commission
Minneapolis
Army
Minnesota
Missouri
Parker Heads Group To Revise Yearbook
Clyde Parker the Cedar Rapids superintendent of schools is named chairman of the commission to revise the 1942 yearbook Health in Schools. The American Association of School Administrators compiles the yearbook and ten educators join the revision with Dr Ralph H Ojemann of the Iowa child welfare research station at the University of Iowa among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Parker
Cedar Rapids
American Association of School Administrators
Ralph H. Ojemann
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
University of Iowa
Hickenlooper Campaign Headquarters Opened in Cedar Rapids
Announcement of the opening of eastern Iowa campaign headquarters for Sen. B. B. Hickenlooper made Friday. Headquarters will be at 406 Merchants National Bank building in Cedar Rapids. Maxine Maxson of Cedar Rapids, staff member, has returned from Washington to manage the Cedar Rapids office. The senator also maintains a headquarters in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Iowa
Sen
B. B. Hickenlooper
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Maxine Maxson
Washington
Des Moines
Bednasek Prosecutor Seeks Re-election
Iowa City report states Jack White, Johnson County attorney and prosecutor in the Bednasek murder case, will run again on the Democratic ticket. White has led the office since 1944 after the jury acquitted Robert Bednasek, a 24 year old UI student, in the death of Margaret Ann Gee Gee Jackson, 20, of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
INS
Jack White
Johnson County
Robert Bednasek
Cedar Rapids
White
Bednasek
University of Iowa
Margaret Ann “Gee-Gee” Jackson
Burlington
New Flu Death Reported at Clarinda State Hospital
The Iowa State Board of Control reported another influenza death at Clarinda State Hospital. A second patient died of arteriosclerosis, and board member Henry Burma noted a University of Iowa Hospitals report suggesting a new flu type at Clarinda distinct from other studied cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Control
Clarinda State Hospital
Henry Burma
Iowa City
Clarinda
Burma
Burlington Dishwasher Admits Setting Fires
Dewey Boales 22, a Burlington hotel dishwasher, confessed to starting multiple fires in a rooming house where he lived. He cited a dispute with his brother in law Harry F. Garber as motive. fires caused extensive damage and endangered a young girl, who was saved by her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Sns
Dewey Boales
Boales
Harry F. Garber
Garber
Le Mars Driver Killed in Side Collision
Kenneth F. Mann age 60 of Le Mars was killed when his truck was sideswiped on a rural road seven miles east of Le Mars at 11 30 a m Friday. He was thrown from the vehicle and died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Mars
INS
Kenneth F. Mann
S W Winners in Marbles and Jacks
Friday results in the Playground and Recreation Commission marble and jackstones tour nament determine district qualifiers. Winners from Hayes, Van Buren, Lincoln, Taylor, and others advance to district titles with Saturday matches at Fillmore Van Buren McKinley Franklin and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground and Recreation Commission
Hayes — Marbles
Marvin Findlay
Gerald Kopecky
Charles Landergott
Robert Struesky
Jackstones
Janice Keegan
Ruth Herman
Albert Begin
van Buren — Marbles
Stephen Wilder
Ronald Pierce
Tom Harriott
Hershal Katz
Lucille Holub
Cecilia Arnold
Lilyan Melsha
Jeanette Bushnell
Taylor — Marbles
Steve Schwarz
Merle Wood
Jim Igram
Dean Schwarz
Hayes
Taylor
van Buren
Tyler
Johnson
Buchanan
Jackson
McKinley
Kenwood
Arthur
Garfield
Polk
Franklin
Fire damages roof of Albert Meyers house
Fire at 1704 Park Avenue SE damaged the attic and roof of a 2.5 story house occupied by the Albert B. Meyers family and owned by L. M. Stalker. Firemen fought the blaze over 30 minutes and prevented spread to neighboring homes. Mrs. Meyers and son Larry were inside. damage includes smoke and water on second floor rooms. The house is insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue SE
Albert B. Meyers
L. M. Stalker
Stalker
Three Cedar Rapids Men Named To Labor League Board
Three Cedar Rapids men were elected to the executive board of the Iowa Labor's League for Political Education at a Des Moines meeting. L. Curtise Wood, James D. White, and Ernie St. Germain will join the 21 member board which will meet April 15 to elect officers and form committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Labor’s League For Political Education
Des Moines
L. Curtise Wood
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
James D. White
Ernie St. Germain
Iowa State Building Trades Council
Carpenters Win 15-Cent Wage Hike in New Contract
Cedar Rapids carpenters receive a 15 cent per hour raise in their new contract with Allied Construction Inc building contractors division. The rate rises to $2.05 hourly and takes effect April 1 to May 1, 1951. This is the first raise in two years for Carpenters Local 308.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Two Killed in Decorah Highway 9 Crash
Special to The Gazette. At midnight a truck struck a bridge on highway 9 east of Decorah killing Mrs. Albert Snook and Orville Thompson, with Charles Goltz seriously injured. The three Decorah residents were in the vehicle loaded with bottle gas. guard rails were struck, fire started, parts scattered 75 feet, gas containers did not explode. Mrs. Snook’s husband works in Mankato, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Decorah
Highway 9
Here
Albert Snook
Orville Thompson
Charles Goltz
Decorah Hospital
Nursing home care payments disputed in Iowa case
Mrs Ford alleges Mrs King diverted allowances for drugs and personal items from four patients at a Cedar Rapids nursing home. Three were moved by relatives after welfare office consultation. the fourth, with no relatives, was removed by Mrs Ford. The home is one of 20 licensed facilities in Cedar Rapids under 1947 regs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
King
Iowa
King Home
Cedar Rapids
Holy Week Series Concluded at First Presbyterian
Dr Earl Roadman president of Morningside College Sioux City closed the noonday Holy Week talks in Cedar Rapids First Presbyterian Church. The final sermon titled The Source of Jesus Power drew about 2000 attendees as Cedar Rapids and Marion Ministerial Association the YMCA and the Council of Churches sponsored the 12 10 to 1 pm series each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Roadman
Morningside College
Sioux City
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids and Marion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Herbert G. Schoener
Nick G. Thomas
Seventh Avenue SE
Norman Madison
Twenty-third Avenue SE
M. E. Markham
Fourth Avenue
John Stemler
Fourth Avenue SE
James Berger
Twenty-fourth Street
Nineteenth Avenue
Bowling Street
K Avenue NW
Jacqueline A. Lindquist
Albert S. Lindquist
Lawrence B. Curry
Geraldine Westphal
Robert L. Carpenter
Marlene Mertka
Springville
Maurice W. June
Geraldine Lathrop
Herbert Brower
South English
Rose Marie Blechschmidt
Amana
Edwin McCoy
G Avenue NE
Glen Harvey
Sixteenth Street SE
Walter Detlefsen
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Mercy
Ellwood Boddicker
Newhall
Army Reserve
Nabs
Michigan
Richard Navratil
Mt. Vernon Avenue
City Cab
Dial
Adv
Townsend
Townsend Victory Club No. 8
R. of P.hall
Louise Wilcox
Ithe A
Lapes
Union Church
Union Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hunter Airport
Elmer Linkenback
Ely
J. Hamilton Dawson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
James M. Thompson
Frank McCay
John D., Jr
Ellen Werner
Mary Batcheler
Paul Petrick
Ada Martin
Novotny Services
Mulvany Services
Biermann
Parker
Hickenlooper
John B. Turner & Son
S.W
Albert Meyers
C.R
Labor League Board
King OF Kings
Cecil B. DeMille
Jesus
St. James Methodist Church
Ellis Blvd
Nove
Florists
Keller
ASE
Second Ave
Kellert
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