Agricultural Forecast and City Police Reports
Partly cloudy and mild Sunday with showers east and central portions becoming fair by Sunday evening. Cooler Sunday night. High Sunday 63 low 38. high Monday 66. Drunkenness fines and other traffic penalties listed for several individuals. Police theft report notes spare tire theft from Windsor hotel. Fire at Wilson and Company dump. Births announced for several local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Los Angeles
Jsioux
Towa
Streicher Claims Abuse by Allies During Detention
MERNBERG AP Julius Streicher testified Friday that American soldiers beat and mistreated him while interned. He described being chained to the floor, forced to kiss feet of Black men, and made to drink from a latrine. He praised a Wiesbaden doctor and Jewish hospital director for kindness. He said charges were sent to US HQ in Frankfurt. Security officers offered no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesbaden
Jewish Prison Doctor Here Has Been Considerate.” Streicher
United States
Frankfurt
Arthur Donovan Faces Homicide Charge in New York
Arthur Donovan 54, boxing referee, appeared in felony court as a felonious assault charge was dismissed and a homicide charge substituted over the death of 58 year old importer David S Corcoran after a Fifth Avenue altercation. Magistrate Philip B Thurston set bail at 2500 dollars with a May 13 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Donovan
NEW York
David S. Corcoran
Alss
Donovan
Fifth Avenue
Philip B. Thurston
Truck Driver Jailed For Cruelty to Dogs
INDIANAPOLIS UP Ross Cromer a Hanover Pa truck driver was sentenced to a week in jail for hauling 56 dogs from Pennsylvania without food or water City Judge John L Niblack fined Cromer 50 He was convicted of cruelty to animals and ordered the dogs kept in the city pound for seven days If not claimed by the employer they will become the pound s property
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ross
Cromer
Hanover
Pennsylvania
John L. Niblack
Niblack
Los Alamos Inhabitants Lose State Citizenship Status
Five thousand residents of Los Alamos New Mexico face statelessness after New Mexico opinions deny state citizenship despite federal jurisdiction. The decision affects voting rights and local governance as officials seek federal court commissioners and a DOJ agent to handle minor offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sante FE
N. M
Los Alamos
New Mexico
United States
America
District of Columbia
Europe
Demseon
Clyde McCulloch
Department of Justice
Court fines drunk driver as license suspended
Earl Francis Lintz aged 45 of 1519 L street SW paid a 300 fine after pleading guilty to drunk driving. Highway Patrolmen Harry Cloud and C M Fels arrested him shortly before midnight Friday after he narrowly missed parked cars on a Cedar Rapids street. Judge Floyd Philbrick suspended Lintz’s license for 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Francis Lintz
L Street
Floyd Philbrick
Lintz
Harry Cloud
C. M. Fels
Cedar Rapids
Philbrick
Lintz’ Guyers
Damage Suit Filed in Auto Accident Case
Carl L. Bryan sues H. I. Helgeson for 499.93 claiming a Jan 6 collision on Highway 149 near Fairfax caused $313.93 repair costs and $186 for loss of use. Defendants Don C. Shadle and Genevieve Shadle face a separate suit by Household Finance for 80.72 plus 6 percent interest from Sept 27, 1941 on a 150 loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Bryan
Eighteenth Street
H. I. Helgeson
Williamsburg
Bryan
Highway 149
Fairfax
Helgeson
Don C. Shadle
Genevieve Shadle
Household Finance Corporation
Cub Pack 5 Holds Regular Meeting at Central Park Church
Cub Pack 5 held its regular monthly meeting Friday evening at Central Park church. Awards were presented to Bobby Cech Bobby Sadilek Billy Miller Ray Howland Jim my Miller Billy Dykhuisen Ron ny Thenhous Jerry Dawson Wayne Ellingson Bobby Zemsteg Don Cassiday Larry Young Paul Johnstone and Toby Arnold. Den 1 won the project prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack
Cub Pack 5
Central Park Church
Bobby Cech
Bobby Sadilek
Billy Miller
Ray Howland
Jimmy Miller
Billy Dykhuisen
Ronny Thenhous
Jerry Dawson
Wayne Ellingson
Bobby Zemsteg
Don Cassiday
Larry Young
Paul Johnstone
Toby Arnold
Den 1
City Briefs Highlight Local Events And A Hospital Stay
John Froehlich is confined to Mercy hospital after surgery on Tuesday. The J C C F degree team will leave Sokol hall by bus at 6:30 p.m. Monday to confer the second degree in Central City lodge No. 417. The Cedar Rapids Small Stock association meets at 315 Wilson avenue SW at 8 p.m. today, the last meeting before the Rabbit show May 3 4 5. The Butterfly cafe files articles of incorporation in Des Moines Friday with Joseph Annexton as president and C A Siegel as secretary and treasurer. Cedar Rapids pasteboard artists win a pinochle match 187 to none at Sixteenth Avenue club rooms. L J Pochobradsky Jr presides. Ely community club to meet again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Froehlich
Sixteenth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Jan Hus
J.C.C.F
Sokol Hall
Central City Lodge
No. 417
Cedar Rapids Small Stock Association
Wilson Avenue
Butterfly Cafe
Des Moines
Joseph Annexton
C. A. Siegel
Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
Ely Community Club
Avenue Club
Cedar Rapids
L. J. Pochobradsky, Jr
Sixteenth Avenue Club
Arepears
Ely
Stroke Fatal to Joseph Technik
Joseph Frank Technik 57 of 71 Daniels Street NE died at 4 20 a m Saturday at home after a cerebral hemorrhage while fishing Wednesday He was born Sept 19 1888 in Czechoslovakia a painter and decorator and had lived in Cedar Rapids 38 years Surviving are his wife Emma a son Joseph Jr a daughter Ann M Technik Chicago two grandchildren Robert and Joann Technik Cedar Rapids his parents three brothers Frank Jerry and Tony and three sisters all of Czechoslovakia He was a member of Sokols Karel IV ZC B J the Moose Eagles South Side Civic Club and the Iowa Master Painter Association Services will be at Janeba Funeral Home at 3 p m Monday by Theodore B Hlubucek Burial in Bohemian National Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frank Technik
Daniels Street
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
Emma
Joseph, Jr
Ann M. Technik
Chicago
Robert
Joann Technik
Joseph Technik
Frank
Jerry
Tony
Ann Kincle
Mary Kosal
Antoinette Beranek
Mr. Technik
Sokols
Karel IV
ZC. B. J
Prokop No. 46
The
Moose, Eagles
South Side Civic Club
Iowa Master Painter's Association
Displaced Girls Take U S Troops Into Matrimony
A Frankfurt spokesman for the American military government in Germany says G I s are being “taken for a ride” by displaced European women seeking marriage. In Frankfurt two to three soldiers daily seek licenses with DP women unwilling or unable to return home. Most are Polish or Baltic. many are pregnant and some are of inferior character. Despite a ban on G I German marriages, a German national was licensed after a prior Austrian marriage and naturalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
G. I’s
U. S
G.i’s
Austria
How Emergency Grain Purchase Program Works
Washington explains the emergency grain purchase plan offering a 30-cent per bushel bonus on corn grade No 3 or better or No 4 on test weight, with contracts issued via country warehouses and county committees. Wheat purchases mirror the corn program with flexible payment dates and no quantity limit, aiming to collect 100 to 125 million bushels before the May 25 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Field Service Branch
Triple-A
Funeral services for Mrs Cyrus Hayes in Toledo
Daugherty hospital notices the death of Mrs Cyrus Hayes age 70 on Friday. Funeral services scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday at Henderson funeral home. Born March 18 1876 at Tama she married in 1896. Survived by husband a son Donald two granddaughters and sister Mrs Earl Seth of Tama. Burial in Hayes cemetery east of Toledo.
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Toledo
Cyrus Hayes
Daugherty Hospital
Henderson Funeral Home
Tama
Donald
Earl Seth
Hayes Cemetery
Slow Transit of Soldiers Kin Denied Delays in Passports
Washington reports a clash over passport delays for soldiers dependents bound for overseas ports. Army says ships depart underfilled due to slow passport processing. State Department counters with record throughput and no delays. About 2,200 dependents began movement mid April. third vessel due April 30. capacity under 750 per ship.
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Washington
Sns
Army
State Department
Army Transportation Corps
War Department
United States
Senate debate over draft extension likely to end May
Washington AP. Senate leaders consider a full-year selective service extension as the House voted a nine month measure with bans on inductions. Majority Leader Barkley warned the draft may expire May 15 if Congress does not act. Senator Gurney expects action on the extender after postponing the British loan bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Barkley
D-Ky
House
Sen. Gurney
R-S.d
Senate Military Committee
Gurney
Reckless Driver Fined $25 in Traffic Court
Roy Larkin of 216 Sixth avenue SW was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court Saturday after pledging guilty to reckless driving. Patrolmen Roy Walker and Tom Gaines clocked him at 55 miles per hour on Mt. Vernon avenue from Twenty third to Twenty fifth streets SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Larkin
Sixth Avenue SW
Glenn E. Griffin
Williamsburg
Merle Kepler
Mt. Vernon
Fred Abdner
Fifth Street
Clarence Atwood
Cedar Rapids
H. R. Sutton
Montrose Hotel
M. J. Miller
Route 1
Sixth Avenue
Larkin
Roy Walker
Tom Gaines
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Twenty-third
Twenty - Fifth Streets
Turkey Chicks Die From Chill in Central City
About 200 turkey chicks died from cold at Central City after a late Friday break in at the Turkey Chick Brooder house and a nearby car wreck. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon said a Wright car, parked at the Wright home, was found wrecked and abandoned at the Central City Produce building. Heat shutoff and opened windows chilled the chicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Larry Condon
Othel Wright
Hadeen
Wright
City Council Approves Zoning Change and Plats
Cedar Rapids council backed the plan commission to rezone land south of Eighth Avenue SW from light to heavy industrial along the Cedar River. It approved two preliminary plats Kenmore and Westland Second, and three final plats Forest Lane, Oak Heights, and auditor's plat 252. The Butterfly Cafe received a liquor permit, while Alex and Steve Varvaris surrendered theirs, and Joseph Anjnexton, president of Cedar Rapids Inc., was named. A $862.57 credit to the rotary fund for gasoline purchases was approved, refunds for building permit surrenders were authorized for Mrs. George C. Keyes and Rodney Berger, and Cedar Rapids Electric Supply surrendered an electrical permit. A Norman Hatton request to extend building footings two feet beyond the lot line on Second Avenue and Tenth Street SE was referred to the city engineer and building department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Plan Commission
Eighth Avenue
Cedar River
Kenmore
Westland
Forest Lane
Oak Heights
Auditor
Alex
Steve Varvaris
Butterfly Cafe
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids, Inc
Joseph Anjnexton
George C. Keyes
Rodney Berger
Cedar Rapids Electric Supply Company
Norman Hatton
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
City Engineer and Building Department
Music contest list highlights top performers across towns
A long roster of participants with numerous solo and ensemble entries from towns including Hedrick Traer Tipton Sigourney Anamosa Center Point Maquoketa and Marion is noted for piano solo brass and woodwind solos glee clubs and student conductors. The compilation emphasizes named performers and their home communities across many districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Bakehouse
Hedrick
Beverly Joens Traer
Betty Ellis
Marengo
John Kelly
Parnell
Tipton
Joan Fraseur
Tama
Robert Borewold
Maxine Horn
Girls Glee Club
Iowa City
Dale
Stephenson
Sigourney
French
Shirley Maurer
Roberta Emerson
Toledo
Monticello
West Branch
Donal Lou Hanson
Waukon
Martha Willkinson
Anamosa
Lila Lee Wheeler
Center Point
Jean Thiele
Maynard
Pat Liabo
Eunice Johnson
Atkins
Patsey Hilsabeck
Oelwein
Jim Kruse
Vinton
Robert Simmons
Fayette
George Gun
Marvin Siebels
Marion
Bellevue
Ossian
Postville
Mt. Vernon
Shellsburg
Strawberry Point
Maron
Elwyn Hilmers Dysart
Richard Frazier
Maryjorie Richardson
Shirly Chandler
Nashua
Rose Marie Meyer
John Ross
Maquoketa
Ernest Lorenc
Cedar Rapids
McKinley
Forest Steele
Aaa
Heroer Wise
Roosevelt
Royce Scherf
Garnaville
Colette Lewis
Pete Shirley Hoffman
Maquoeta
Lyle Mason
Olin
Peggy Bohling
Mary Jane Scoles
Joyce Condon
Manchester
Vivian Keeley
Elsie Mastellar
Jesup
Calvin Robinson
Jane St. Clair
Tommy Thomas
Guttenberg
Richard Paul
Bill McCormack
Grundy Center
Mariam Tuttle
Norway
Janet Miller
Jetta Faye Grubbs
Lost Nation
No Wheat Speculation, Grain Pit Head Says
CHICAGO UP Harry G Schaack president of the Chicago Board of Trade said there has been no speculation in wheat futures for some time Wheat futures have been frozen at the ceiling price for months and months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry G. Schaack
Chicago Board of Trade
Parks Dept Sprays New Poison Weed Killer on Blake Boulevard
Parks Commissioner Dick Jones reports the department sprayed parkway areas on Blake Boulevard SE with 2-4D Friday to kill large leaf weeds including dandelions. Crews focused efforts around Blake and Forest Drive SE.
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Blake Boulevard
Dick Jones
Blake
Forest Drive SE
Jones
Correction on R. J. Wolf arrest details in Cedar Rapids
The man arrested for leaving the scene of a Thursday night accident, R. J. Wolf, does not reside at 1225 Fifth Street SE as he stated. An owner confirms the address. Wolf is in the army and was visiting Cedar Rapids. He was due in police court Friday but did not appear, and police continued to search for him Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Wolf
Fifth Street
Wolf
Cedar Rapids
Girl Spurning G I for Mate Loses Contest
Evanston Illinois reports twenty year old Helen Braden an Iowa Wesleyan senior and speech contestant who declared I don't want to marry a G I in prelims and finals of an interstate oratorical event at Northwestern university Her stance that veterans cannot be domesticated drew a sharp rebuttal from ex-G I Harold W Wynkoop president of United Veterans of World War II who warned she would remain a spinster if she persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Helen Braden
Iowa
G.i.’S
Miss Braden
Iowa Wesleyan
G.I
Northwestern University
Harold W. Wynkoop
The
United Veterans of World War II
Wynkoop
Complete Supplemental Czech Feeding Program
A relief bulletin says all powdered whole milk cocoa and eggs needed to feed 62 000 children for five months have shipped to Prague via American Relief for Czechoslovakia. The program targets Bohemia Moravia Slovakia and Silesia and April shipments raise the six month total to 1 351 704 pounds of food 481 880 pounds of clothing 14 192 pounds of medical and other goods plus X ray units. Since 1944 the agency has shipped 1 934 837 dollars worth of supplies including 884 tons of food 265 tons of clothing and 64 tons of medical gear and helped 47 other groups ship 173 tons of food and clothing valued at 223 772 dollars.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Relief Agency
Bohemia
Moravia
Slovakia
Silesia
Service Men Honored By Mt. Hermon Lodge
Mount Hermon lodge No. 263 A F and A M in Cedar Rapids held an honor banquet and third degree on Thursday night to welcome home 68 veterans. E E Lowe of Davenport and Otto R Lambertsen of Kansas City were past masters. Coe College brass choir provided music. Attendance reached 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
E. E. Lowe
Davenport
Otto R. Lambertsen
Kansas City
Mount Hermon Lodge
No. 263
A.F
A.M
Coe College
Charles Penningroth
W. W. Crissman
Lloyd George
Veterans’ Welcome Committee
R. T. Termohlen
T. H. DeWees
William W
Crissman
J. E. Denton
O. Lee Eckert
Alex Fidler
Nylons and rings stolen from two homes
Mrs. Wanda Warthen reported two women's rings and nylon hose stolen from her Fifth Avenue SE home, saying she left at 7 a.m. and returned at 3 30 p.m. through an open living room window. Police noted a jewelry case on the dresser. Mrs. Grace Nichols reported a watch stolen from a dresser at her 813 Thirty sixth Street NE home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Warthen
Fifth Avenue
George Connell
Jake Stusak
Warthen
Pace
Grace Nichols
Thirtysixth Street
Two Men Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court
Two men were fined $50 and costs in police court Saturday for drunkenness. Arthur Vic Johnson, at large, and Leo Griswold, Marion Johnson, who has been picked up numerous times on similar charges, were arrested Friday noon on the railroad tracks near Fifth Avenue SE. Griswold was taken from the Milwaukee depot at about 10:50 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Vic Johnson
Leo Griswold
Marion Johnson
Fifth Avenue SE
Griswold
Milwaukee Depot
Flack Confirmed as Ambassador to Bolivia
Joseph Flack of Pennsylvania was confirmed by the Senate as ambassador to Bolivia. The body also approved ministers J Rives Childs of Virginia to Saudi Arabia and Edwin F Stanton of California to Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Flack
Pennsylvania
Bolivia
Senate
J. Rives Childs
Virginia
Saudi Arabia
Edwin F. Stanton
California
Siam
Marion Man Dies in Seattle After Marion Roots
Norman Dyrland 40, born December 24 1905 in Norway Iowa, died suddenly Friday in Seattle while working in construction. He lived in Marion, where services and burial will be arranged, survived by parents, siblings, and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dyrland
Seattle
Local Church Schedules and Services in Marion Area
A listing of service times for Marion churches including Marion Churches Baptist with Bible school and worship times, St Joseph Catholic mass, Christian and Congregational notices, Free Methodist and Methodist worship plans, Presbyterian sermons, Cedar Rapids Presbytery activities, St Pauls Lutheran, Prairie Chapel and Church of God services, plus an observation that shoppers return about one eighth of department store purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles, Moore
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Bible School
Christian Youth Fellowship
Carl M. Cunningham
James P. Gable
C. V. R.dejong
Cedar Rapids Presbytery
West‘minster Fellowship
Gilbert Voorhies
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl T. Wuerffel
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
W. ‘W. McMicken
Deaths Mrs Paul Belting Dead at Urbana
Martha Fox Belting 55 wife of Dr Paul E Belting former Iowa University physical education director died Thursday night at her Urbana Illinois home after a long illness. Born May 6 1890 in Cedar Rapids she studied voice in Europe and taught voice in Cedar Rapids Oskaloosa. She married Dr Belting in 1924. Surviving: two daughters Natalie Marie and Dorothy Belting Rundle, sister in law Mrs Merritt L Fox, two nephews, two aunts. Funeral at First Presbyterian Urbana and interment at Woodlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Fox Belting
Paul E. Belting
University of Iowa
Urbana
Ill
Belting
Cedar Rapids
Charles
Grace Liddle Fox
Coe College
Germany
Italy
Oskaloosa
University of Illinois
Iowa
Illinois
Natalie Marie Belting
Dorothy Belting Rundle
David B. Rundle
Chanute Field
Merritt L. Fox
Berwyn
Charles H. Fox
John Fox
Stockwell Liddle
Walker
John Liddle
First Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Obituary for Cedar Rapids Woman Mrs McArdle 84
Mrs Fred McArdle 84 died in a local hospital at 11 45 a m Friday after a long illness She was born November 3 1861 in New Marion Indiana and lived in Cedar Rapids fifty years Survived by daughter Helen F McArdle of Cedar Rapids brother Levi Thompson of Minneapolis and several nieces and nephews She was a member of Cedar chapter 184 O E S and G I A to the B of L E No 51 past president Funeral services 130 p m Monday at Turner chapel by Rev W A Montgomery Burial Oak Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McArdle
New Marion
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Helen F. McArdle
Levi Thompson
Minneapolis
B. of L.E
Turner Chapel
W. A. Montgomery
Oak Hill Cemetery
Last Rites for Mrs Aiken at Bethel AME Church
Mrs. James Aiken of 816 Eighth Avenue SE died recently. Funeral services set for 4 p.m. Sunday at Bethel AME Church conducted by Rev. A R Parks. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Rice Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Aiken
Eighth Avenue SE
Bethel A.M.E
A. R. Parks
Sue
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rice Funeral Home
Funeral rites for Charles 8. Gibson at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for Charles 8 Gibson of 846 Fifth Avenue SE will be held at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 am Monday with Rt Rev Msgr John M Molloy officiating. Burial follows at St John's Cemetery in Independence. Rosary led by Msgr Molloy at Brady Mortuary at 8 pm Sunday. friends may call at the mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Gibson
Fifth Avenue SE
John M. Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Independence
Msgr. Molloy
Brady Mortuary
Grain Bonus Plan Made Retroactive
The government retroactively applies a 30 cent wheat bonus to farmers who sold under the certificate plan since April 3. Those who accept the bonus must also take the market price dating to June 15, with income tax treatment allowed until 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stolen Car Abandoned In Bever Park Ditch
Cedar Rapids police searched for the driver of a stolen car found overturned in a Bever park ditch Friday afternoon. Patrolman Overman investigated. The car, reported stolen in Waterloo, bore Henry county plates wired over Black Hawk plates. The Henry county plates were reported stolen April 21. A witness saw a short man, medium build, leave the car. The wrecked vehicle was towed to the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Henry Overman
Waterloo
Henry County
Black Hawk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Milo A. Jilovec
Victor Christenson
Windsor Hotel
St. Luke’s
LeRoy Gardner
Rowley
Myron Sorden
James Bruce
Center Point Road
Joseph Chalder
G Avenue
Wilson and Company
Tenth Street SE
Company No. 4
Ruth Hazel Doetzel
Fred ID. Doetzel, Jr
Bessie Hodges
John S. Hodges
Raymond L. Gatzke
Beatrice Louise Gatzke
Lloyd E. Riddle
Lulu C. Riddle
Ruby Schindler
Everett Schindler
Joan Karr
Oral Karr
Louis Trefny
Frances V.klinger
Edward Walter Nowachek
Phyllis Irene Wymer
George M. Holland
Amy Elsmore
Joseph Prochaska
Georgina Womacka
Donald Dean Sheronick
Kathleen Mac Harrelson
Floyd A. Sauter
Dorothy J. Matejka
Eugene Dempsey
Dorothy Jean Emblam
Edward Letterman
Naomi Letterman
Madquoketa
Ivan LaVerne Newland E
Charlotte Ann Ho
Streicher
Yanks
E. J. Demseon
Law
Earl Lintz
Alberts
C. A
Joseph F. Technik
U.S
Rotary Fund
Grinnell
Parks Department
Mt. Hermon
Flack
George
Anna Risdal Dyrland
Presbyterian Church
Louis Durland
Amanda Cleghorn
Ida Hampton
Gertrude Rogers
Colo
Lillian Gill
Cora Taylor
Mason
City
Yocom Chapel
Owen Bohannon
Coffeyville, Kan
Bohannon
Elmer Hollingsworth
Jerry Lesher
Perry
Amos Monthie
Violette Jacobs
John McCarthy
McCarthy
Janet McCarthy
Mrs. Jacobs
Gene Jacobs
Paul J. Fiedler
Dubuque
H. H. Fiedler
Cuba City
Wis
Dubuque Hospital
Minnie Besser
Harper
Clem Adams
T. M
Robert Wainwright
Navy
China
Annie Wainwright
Ivan L. Mann
S. T. Legvold
Robert Kadesch
Cedar Falls
Mrs
Emmet Tow
Marion Churches
Congregational — Church
E. J. Wykle
Jesus
Mrs. Paul Belting
Mrs. Aiken
Gibson Services
Evangelist
Jackie” Burris
V.A
Church
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