Death Notices From Cedar Rapids Hospitals
Mrs Belle Barnes elzell of 1700 Grande avenue SE died Friday in a Cedar Ra hospital. William rire Hepner of 2601 J street SW died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Mrs John C Fosnacht of 712 Sev enth street SW died Friday in a Cedar Rapids hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Barnes Elzell
Grande Avenue
Cedar Ra
William Rire Hepner
J Street
Cedar Rapids
John C. Fosnacht
Seventh Street
Local residents fined for traffic and public disturbance offenses
Thomas Quigley of 1106 Sixth Street SE paid 190 dollars and costs for drunkenness and disturbing the peace and 25 dollars and costs for obscene language in public. Russell Kane of 325 Merchants National Bank Building was fined 1 dollar and costs for overtime parking. Paul Conrad of 428 First Avenue W paid 2 dollars and costs for entering an arterial highway without stopping. Lumir Tichy of 1010 Eleventh Avenue SE paid 1 dollar and costs for parking on the wrong side of the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Quigley
Sixth Street
Russell Kane
Merchants National Bank
Paul Conrad
First Avenue
Lumir Tichy
Eleventh Avenue
Births Reported at Mercy and St Luke Hospitals
At Mercy hospital Mr and Mrs Joseph Stodola 904 Fifteenth avenue SE welcomed a daughter on April 16. Mr and Mrs Edmund Kern 627 Fifth avenue SE welcomed a son on April 17. At St Luke s hospital Mr and Mrs Richard Powers 1247 Third street NW welcomed a son on April 17. Mr and Mrs Ivan Stouder 900 avenue NW welcomed a son on April 17. Mr and Mrs Noel Rose 1807 Ellis boulevard NW welcomed a son on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Joseph Stodola
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Edmund Kern
Fifth Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Richard Powers
Third Street NW
Ivan Stouder
Avenue N W
Noel Rose
Ellis Boulevard NW
Center Point residents face assault and other charges
In a district court proceeding Judge Churchill presided over Dick Smith Delbert Elliott and Marshall Zeimser all of Center Point who received 30 day suspended sentences for assault and battery Guy L Newman was fined five dollars and costs for passing in a prohibited zone Ted Albertson was fined ten dollars and costs with the fine suspended for driving without a license Corbin D McNabb aged 49 was charged with lewd and lascivious acts waived preliminaries and held to the grand jury on a five hundred dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Churchill
Dick Smith
Delbert Elliott
Marshall Zeimser
Center Point
Guy L. Newman
Ted Albertson
Corbin D. McNabb
Cedar Rapids residents linked in unknown action
Robert J. Smith and Emma LaVonne Barman, both of Cedar Rapids, identified in connection with an unspecified matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Smith and
Emma LaVonne Barman
Cedar Rapids
Allied leaders cite Tunisia drive as key to Africa campaign
Eisenhower and air commanders praise joint land sea and air effort in Tunisia. He notes 63 German planes shot down and Italian cruiser damaged, with Mareth line breach showing effective cooperation. General Alexander led ground forces while U S Secre d army corps and British First Army performed key duties.
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Africa
Eisenhower
Tunisia
Oran
Algiers
Casablanca
R. A. N. Anderson
Tunis
Rommel
Eighth Army
Arthur Tedder
Carl Spaatz
Northwest African Air Force
Mediterranean
Arthur
Mareth Line
Alexander
Secr d
First Army
Reformatory Pay Increases Total $4.213 Per Month
Anamosa reformatory workers gain $4.213 monthly via a new state act. Payroll rises from $16,300 to $20,513 after inmate reductions and wage changes. Guards receive a free mid shift meal. indus try foremen and gardeners not yet covered and may receive raises later.
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Reformatory
Anamosa
B. B. Hickenlooper
Foss Davis
Erouty Tiekeneb
Davis
Board of Control
Service Members Noted In Promotions And Travels
Leonard Jerome Cerny at Farragut Idaho naval training station promoted to seaman second class. Private Jack Foster assigned to engineers replacement center Fort Belvoir Virginia. Capt. Richard A. Wing and son Ricky arrive from Spokane and plan Fort Leavenworth staff school. Mrs Wing and families to visit local relatives. Schoenfeld promoted to motor machinists mate second class while on naval diesel school leave at University of Missouri. Hartman ends 10 day emergency furlough in Alliance Nebraska. Kelley promoted to second class at Farragut Idaho. Stedola arrives overseas after Duncan Field Texas service entry in 1942. Hay returns to Arkansas after furlough. Johnson returns to Fort Meade. Gregory training at Wisconsin State Teachers College Oshkosh. Broxey on furlough from Camp Barkeley Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Jerome Cerny
Farragut, Idaho, Naval Training Station
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Jack Foster
Army
Engineers Replacement Center
Fort Belvoir
Foster
Fourth Street
W. C. Foster
Fourth Street NW
Richard A. Wing
Ricky
Spokane
Wash
Wing
Fort George Wright
Fort Leavenworth
Sheldon J. Schoenfeld
J. J. Schoenfeld
Thirty-fifth Street
Schoenfeld
Naval Diesel School
University of Missouri
John R. Hay
Arkansas
Alice Sage
George Hay
Bertram
Miss Marion
Ninth Avenue SE
Hay
Armored Division
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Ernest M. Johnson
Fort Meade
Gilbert Johnson
Atkins
Donald H. Gregory
H Avenue
Wisconsin State Teachers College
Oshkosh
Wis
Orval Harald Broxey
Camp Barkeley
Texas
W. C. Broxey
O Avenue
Montomgery drives through Rommel as Allied forces break through
Eisenhower described Allied actions in the El Guetar region where the Eighth Army established a larger base and captured airfields. Montom gery's breakthrough caught Rommel by surprise and forced a German retreat while the First Army mounted successful attacks in the north, demonstrating coordinated Allied military effort.
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Eisenhower
Rommel
Eighth Army
Alexander
Luncheon hears McNurlen at Iowa Junior Chamber war event
Lieut. P J McNurlen of Des Moines told 200 delegates that navy needs interested youths and that the service aims to educate men to live for their country. He reviewed training, draft enlistment, and wartime needs before delegates discussed officers, 1944 conference site, and war projects across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McNurren
Des Moines
Iowa
Navy
Axis
Iowa City
Julius R. Jensen
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
C. C. Shierk
Algena
Harold W. Herman
National Organization
Notice of Administration for Sheth County Estate
In April 1843 Samuel D. Whiting is named administrator of the estate of a deceased resident of County. All persons indebted to said estate must pay promptly and those with claims must present duly authenticated to the County office. Samuel D. Whiting, Administrator. Samuel D. Whiting, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brereset
Bob Roberts Receives Navy Commission and Assignments
Bob Roberts of Cedar Rapids has earned an ensign’s commission in the Navy and will depart April 28 for Fort Schuyler New York to report for duty Ensign Roberts moved to Cedar Rapids from Des Moines in 1940 to work as assistant secretary of the Chamber of Commerce He later joined radio station WMT and is a Pillsbury Military academy graduate with a commerce degree from the University of Iowa earned in 1939
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Roberts
Third Avenue SE
Navy
Fort Schuyler
New York
Roberts
Cedar Rapids
Ensign Roberts
Des Moines
Chamber of Commerce
Naval Officer Procurement Board
WMT
Pillsbury Military Academy
Owatonna
Too Early to Expel Foe from Aleutians
Houston AP report quotes Capt. Leland P. Lovette saying the navy is not ready to drive Japan from the Aleutians. Surface ships unavailable and simply ejecting the enemy would require garrisons and supplies, making the task extensive and prolonged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Houston, Texas
Aleutian Islands
Leland P. Lovette
Aleutians
Lovette
Largest railway on North American continent and British empire
The entry notes the railway described as the largest in North America and within the British empire. It highlights its vast network and historic prominence in railway development, indicating its scale relative to contemporaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
British Empire
Four ISU students named to 1943 Veishea staff
Special to The Gazette Ames Four Cedar Rapids students at Iowa State College have been appointed to the Veishea staff for 1943. They are Joe Stoddard Veishea business manager. William Paulsen assistant manager of opening ceremonies. Joseph Giffee chairman of the music department open house. Gordon Dalsbee assistant secretary of the souvenir program. The event runs May 7 and 8 with a wartime War Fair featuring bond and stamp sales and a Queen of Queens to be crowned by Gov. Hickenlooper and escorted by navy cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State College
Veishea
Joe Stoddard
J. W. Stoddard
William Paulsen
J. A. Paulser
Joseph Giffee
J. W
Gordon Dalsbe
O. J. Dalsbe
Stoddard
Veishen
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Navy
Ensign Rohner Listed Dead in Navy Statement
The navy announced that Ensign Edward Jilbert Rohner, son of Mrs. Frank James Rohner of Iowa City, Iowa, is dead after being reported missing on April 2.
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Washington
The
Navy
Edward Jilbert Rohner
Frank James Rohner
South Summit Street
Iowa City
Iowa Wounded in Action List Expands to 513 Names
The War Department released 513 names of U S soldiers wounded in action across theater areas. Iowa entries include North Africa: Ernest L Baker Sioux City Robert C Barbee Verle D Hickman Martin F Hintz Harold I Phillips Robert G Price and Keith E Stanger Centerville. Pacific: Myron G Peterson Dorchester. Southwest Pacific: Basle V Freeze Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
U.S
Iowa
Ernest L. Baker
Atlantic
Robert C. Barbee
Sioux City
Verle D. Hickman
Waterloo
Martin F. Hintz
Pomeroy
Harold I. Phillips
Terris
Robert G. Price
Keith
Merchant Marine lists 293 dead or missing in March losses
The United States merchant marine announced 293 deaths or missing from March 1 through March 31, raising total casualties since Sept. 27, 1941 to 4,198. Missing from Iowa are Junior Engineer Joseph Norton Luther of Des Moines and Deck Cadet Donald James Winey of Denison.
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Washington
United States Merchant Marine
Iowa
Joseph Norton Luther
Des Moines
Donald James Winey
Denison
Aged Grinnell Couple Die in Home From Asphyxiation
The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gray, ages 7 and 89, were found Friday in their Grinnell home by Police Chief Glen Bell. Coroner W. R. Phillips ruled the deaths accidental from asphyxiation after locating an unlit gas heater. A daughter Ruth Gray of Des Moines survives.
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Grinnell
Ila
R. H. Gray
Glen Bell
W. R. Phillips
Phillips
Gray
Ruth Gray
Des Moines
Services Sunday For Pioneer of Johnson County
Special to The Gazette North Liberty Samuel R. Lininger 79 longtime Johnson County resident died Friday. Services Sunday at 2 p.m. at Bethel church burial in Ridgewood Cemetery. He farmed with his father and grandfather early settlers. Survived by wife Olive Myers two granddaughters Coralville and near Iowa City a great granddaughter Barbara Kay Thomas a brother Harvey Bukyrus Kan and three sisters Mary Smith Oaks North Dakota A L Ramsey and Ida Work North Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
North Liberty
Samuel R. Lininger
Johnson County
Bethel Church
Ridgewood Cemetery
Mr. Lininger
Madison Township
Lininger
Olive Myers
June McGinnis
Coralville
Kathryn Thomas
Iowa City
Barbara Kay Thomas
Harvey
Bucyrus
Kan
Mary Smith
Oakes
N. D
A. L. Ramsey
Ida Work
Cedar County Farmer Killed by Barn Door Accident
Howard H. Schneider a Cedar County farmer was found dead when a barn door blew off its track and fell on him. Services will be at Springdale Methodist church at 2 p.m. Sunday burial in Tipton Masonic cemetery. He was born May 14 1882 and survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Virginia Memmers and four sisters Mrs George Burroughs Mrs Gladys Potter Mrs Jennie Taylor and Mrs Carrie Chase and a brother Martin Schneider of Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Tipyton
Howard H. Schneider
Cedar County
Springdale Methodist Church
Tipton Masonic Cemetery
Schneider
Mr. Schneider
Springdale
Virginia Memmers
Burlington
George Burroughs
Gladys Potter
Jennie Taylor
Tipton
Carrie Chase
Ames
Martin Schneider
Oregon
Rationing Board in Jones County Increases to Twelve
Charlies Niles, Jones county civilian defense chairman, expands the rationing board to 12 members forming four panels. George Fegan chairs the full board and serves on the mileage panel. Appointees include Foss Davis, George Fishwild, O. T. Ruhe, R. D. McIntyre, C. J. Tyler, William Fisher, Mrs. Clifford Strawman, Rev. J. K. Delahooke, J. E. Heiserman, Jane Birk, L. Wezman, with Max McCrabb as office secretary and Mrs. Howard Robertson, Mrs. Donald Olson, A. L. Remsey handling city hall office duties and Nellie V. Morey in publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Charlies Niles
Jones County Civilian Defense
George Fegan
Foss Davis
George Fishwild
O. T. Ruhe
R. D. McIntyre
C. J. Tyler
William Fisher
Clifford Strawman
J. K. Delahooke
J. E. Heiserman
Jane Birk
L. Wezman
Max McCrabb
Howard Robertson
Donald Olson
A. L. Remsey
Nellie V. Morey
Iowans in Group Caught In Aleutian Williwaw
April AP report describes the Williwaw wind in the Aleutians, capable of violent shifts. Five crew aboard a Mitchell bomber on a Kiska mission faced a fatal crash when a wheel failed and bombs detached. Pilot Rasor recounts the peril and a 155 mile per hour gust. A second pilot recalled a harsh survival episode with moss and gasoline.
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Alaska
Kiska
F. J. P. Rasor
San Antonio
Texas
Kanaga
Wynn Bunney
Rasor
Kanaga Pass
Williwaw
Sergt. Vickers
Lieut
Wiliam Land
Mitchell
Oceans SS
Seventeen Musicians Earn Ovation At Iowan Concert
Seventeen solo-caliber musicians conducted by Paul Schreiber of the St. Louis Sinfonietta wowed a full Iowa theater audience Friday night. The program opened with the national anthem and featured works by Mozart Bach Ravel and Strauss with encores including Gould Mosquito polka and Shostakovich. Intermission previewed next season with Primrose Draper Adler Duncan names and a ticket campaign to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Theater
Paul Schreiber
St. Louis Sinfonietta
Schreiber
Bach
Ravel
Paul White
Strauss
Emperor Waitz
Morton Gould
Pavanne
Shostakovitch
Paul Ray
Coe College
Community Concert Association Board
William Primrose
Paul Draper
Larry Adler
de Luxe
Todd Duncan
Porgy and Bess Fame
Montrose Hotel
Ray
Association
Clark Beems
Seven U S Fleets Now in Operation Knox Reveals
Secretary of the Navy Knox stated seven distinct U S fleets are active. He announced promotions to commodore and new assignments for four captains, detailing commands for fleets in the Southwest Pacific, South Pacific, and Atlantic. The fleets include Pearl Harbor Midway, North Pacific, South Pacific, Southwest Pacific, North Atlantic, South Atlantic and European theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Knox
United States
Naval Secretary
R. G. Coman
Southwest Pacific
L. F. Reifsnider
South Pacific
L. P. Johnson
Atlantic
Oscar Smith
Pearl W Harbor-Midway
North Pacific
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Three Iowa Flyers Cited for Heroism
The Air Medal with Oak Leaf clusters awarded to United States Army Eighth Air Force personnel in England honors their brave rounds of bombing and escort missions over German occupied Europe. Oak Leaf cluster goes to Staff Sgt Parley D. Smail of Packwood, Air Medals to Lieut Bryce M. Cain of East Albia and Staff Sgt George F. Hall Jr of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
United States Army
Eighth Air Forces
England
Europe
Onored
Iowa
Parley D. Smail
Packwood
Bryce
Seed Shipments Boost South American Food Production
Large quantities of seeds are being shipped from the United States to South America to improve local food production. The program aims to expand agricultural output by supplying starter materials to farmers and cooperatives across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South America
Charles N Price Prisoner of War Safe in Transit Camp
Pfc Charles N Price 23 listed as missing in action in North Africa since February 17 appears to be safe and well in a prisoner of war transit camp in Italy. The notice was relayed to his parents Mr and Mrs R S Price of 908 Ninth Street SW via a letter to the Reverend D G Peters from Archbishop Francis J Beckman of Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Price
North Africa
Italy
R. S. Price
Ninth Street
D. G. Peters
Francis J. Beckman
Dubuque
Farm Recruitment Plan Gets Final Senate Approval
The Senate passed a bill by 39 to 18 to fund farm labor recruitment with 26.1 million dollars. Of this total 13.05 million would pay states for recruiting training transport and supervision, with the rest for importing workers from the Americas. transfers between counties require county agent approval after one year in the first county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
North
South America
Weather Outlook for Cedar Rapids Weekend Warmth Minimal
Forecast shows little change in temperature today with a warmer Saturday night and Sunday forenoon. Cedar Rapids bottoming near 32 degrees, a 29 degree low recorded this morning. Projections suggest tomorrow morning may be three degrees warmer, not enough to excite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Havelock Ellis
Havelock
Chambers
Seabees Recruit 21 Men After Friday Interviews
Seabees ratings were assigned to 21 men after Friday interviews at the Cedar Rapids naval recruiting station. H Joseph Dickens, Seabees recruiter, announced that 35 applicants were interviewed and the 21 accepted will be called to duty if they pass the physical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabees
Naval Construction Battalion
H. Joseph Dickens
Cedar Rapids
Infant Died at Birth Buried in Hill Crest Cemetery
Iowa death notices list infant of Mr. and Mrs. James Thyer born at Dewin hospital Volga City died at birth and was buried at Hill Crest. Surviving are the parents and Ray Voshell and Minnie Thyer grandparents. Also Ilene Ruth Flory died at birth in Cedar Rapids with services at Ridgewood cemetery. Mrs Budde of Blairstown died in Belle Plaine nursing home with five children surviving. Other notices include Ed Boone and Emma Martin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga City
James Thyer
Dewin Hospital
Hill Crest Cemetery
Ray Voshell
Wadena
Minnie Thyer
North Liberty
Ilene Ruth Flory
Earl Flory
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Ridgewood Cemetery
Patricia Ann
Blairstown
Fred Budde
Ioneer
Belle Plaine
Presbyterian Church
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Budde
Missouri Valley
Boone
Fred
Iowa Falls
Emma Martin
Portland
Ore
Amelia Kimm
Vinton
Iowa Farmer Degree Bestowed on 51 Iowa Youths
Des Moines AP 51 young Iowans were elected to the Iowa Farmer degree at the 15th annual Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America convention. Nominees were 72 applicants. 51 were chosen for their production and improvement projects on home farms. Recipients range 16 to 18, most nearing high school graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America
Iowa Association
Future Farmer
Iowa
H. T. Hall
Gene Alexander
Sibley
William C. Ballantyne
Lamont
Ralph Baughman
Indianola
Byard Braley
Montezuma
Kenneth Buchanan
Denison
Robert E. Cagley
Kingsley
Lawrence Cavner
College Springs
Robert Curtis
Chariton
Howard Daggy
Humboldt
Lester G. Decker
Osage
Virgil A. Denner
New Hampton
Lloyd A. Epley
Waverly
Glenn L. Franzen
Shenandoah
Donald E. Breimer
Garner
Noreman R. Hall
Grinnell
Marvin Harmer
Eagle Grove
Raymond Hammerly
Newton
Jack Heiken
Monticello
Roger L. Helmers
Harold Hoffman
Lisbon
Theodore Huser
Sac City
Alvin L. Jarvis
West Liberty
Leonard W. Johnson
Dana
Harold Kaldenberg
Allen J. Kors
Lund
Donald Kozik
Belle Plaine
Gilbert E. Lacey, Jr
Cumberland
Maynard Lang
Leland Long
Lake View
George Loupee, Jr
Russell Lundquist
Corning
Bob Martin
Franklin O. McCord
Iowa Falls
Rodger L. McWhirter
Fairfield
Robert Moyer
Keith G. Mugge
Spencer
Lowell M. Oleren
Richard Ormston
Kenneth R. Parrett
Dale Pedersen
Henry Pothast
James Richardson
Lake City
Lawrence H. Rieken
William H. Rindsig
John M. Speas
Ir. Montezuma
J. D. Stout
Wayne E. Swegle
Bruce Wagoner
Clarinda
Wayne Walters
Mt. Ayr
Willys E. Wunder
Manning
Robert W. Yaw
Agnes Cressey to Be an Army Nurse
Agnes Cressey is accepted for enlistment as a United States army nurse. She will leave the Public Health Nursing association in Cedar Rapids after three and a half years of service and has been a nurse at Camp Good Health for two years. Miss Alice Neenan will succeed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Cressey
Public Health Nursing Association
Cedar Rapids
Miss Cressey
Camp Good Health
Alice Neenan
FE. J. Neenan
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Iowa Woman Takes Baby Poison and Ends Her Own Life
In New Hampton Iowa Mrs Sylvester Eichenberger 30 died Friday after apparently poisoning her eight month old daughter Delores and then shooting herself Dr Paul E Gardner Chickasaw county coroner said cups and bottles used by the baby will be sent to Iowa City for analysis Mrs Eichenberger had been under observation at Iowa City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Paul E. Gardner
Chickasaw County
Sylvester Eichenberger
Delores
Iowa City
Eichenberger
Iowa City Hospital
Gardner
Publication Leased With Reports From Associated Press
A brief note announces a lease arrangement for Pubi to receive foreign dispatches from the Associated Press and Unreal International News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pubi
Wi Reports
Associated Preas
Unreal International News Service
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Daily Record
Amber Aif
Jealilien
Police
Justice Court
Addie R. Tharp
Lemuel K. Tharp
Mile Hartman
Army Medical Corps
Alliance
Neb
George Briggs
Fourth Avenue SE
Frank Hartman
Ernest Briggs
Mechaniceville
Thomas G. Kelley
T. J. Kelley
L Street
Farragut
Idaho
Vincent E. Stedola
Mary C. Stedola
F Avenue
Duncan Field
J. C. Luncheon
McNurlen
Chambers of Commerce
Cecil Sadorris
Red Cross
Sadorris
Samuel D. Whiting
WM. H. Nagel
Foursquare Tabernacle
Bethany
Russia
Navy Commission
C.R. On Veishea
Ensign Rohner
Merchant Marine
Pioneer of
S. R. Lininger
Jones County
Russell Annabel
Harriet Swain Sullivan
Sec. Knox
All Beauticians
Ethel Gallup
Chicago
Roosevelt Hotel
Lincoln Jefferson Room
Quad City Beauty Supply Co
Bers
Gaselle Company
Crecite Nat
Associated Press
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