Weaver G. Witwer A Life Of Business And Community Ties
Weaver G Witwer born May 18 1891 in Cedar Rapids to Frank R and Emma Palmer Witwer built a wholesale and retail empire with Witwer Grocer Co He expanded into farms I C A Foods plant opened 1936 and a five story brick in 1949 The Gazette notes his family links to the Frick Stearns Russell Co and Witwer brothers legacy across the Midwest.
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Caver Glen Witwer
Cedar Rapids
Frank R
Emma Palmer Witwer
Hettiebel Barclay
Hettiebel
W.F. Barclay
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Witwer
Weaver
Frank Maurice
Witwer Grocer Co
B Avenue
Second Avenue
Frank Witwer
Rachel Holt
The
Gazette
Clarence Miller
Anne
Weaver Witwer
Witwer Grocer
Midwest
I.C.A. Foods
First St
Witwer family legacy in Iowa stores farms and Hilltop Farm
A timeline of Weaver Witwer and family business ventures in Eastern Iowa. From Witwer Farm Market Co and Me Too Stores to Hilltop Farm, farms across Linn and Benton counties, and later county leases and senior center use. A life spanning grocery, meat processing, farming, and public offices concluding with Witwer and Hettiebel's deaths.
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Witwer
Second Ave
Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue
Third Street
Weaver Witwer
Me Too Grocery
First Street
First Avenue
Linn County
Robert Calder Davis
Anne
Ojai Valley
Calif
Hilltop Farm
Witwer Farm Market Co
Me Too
Federal Building
Second Ave. SE
Kieck’s Clothing
Farm Market
32Nd
Oakland
Kieck’s Inc
Oakland Road
Kieck
Merchants National Bank
Farm Market Stores
First Ave
Mount Vernon Rd
32Nd St
Seventh Ave
Marion
Linn
Benton
Gazette
Harry and
Clyde Simonsen
Benton County
Simonsen Farms
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Bjornsen Investment
Second Street
Fifth Avenue
Council On Aging
Hettiebel Witwer
Hilltop
Oak Hill Cemetery
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