Marion farmer Robert Boxwell dies after illness
Robert Boxwell a longtime Linn county farmer and Cedar Rapids hospital patient died Thursday night after a three year illness. Born April 1 1869 at Mount Vernon and married to Sophia Fraser in 1893 he lived on Linn county farms before settling on his present home. He leaves wife two sons Ralph of Spencer Merle of New York City his mother sisters and brothers and five grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Yocom Funeral home with Rev J B Evestone and Rev James Baltz officiating. Burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery.
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Robert Boxwell
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Moses and
Irene Corbly Boxwell
Mount Vernon
Sophia Fraser
Scotts Mills
Boxwell
Bertram Methodist Church
Ralph Boxwell
Spencer
Merle Boxwell
New York City
Moses Boxwell
Springville
Harve Lacock
Francis Parker
Concord
Calif
Maude Armstrong
Missoula
Montto
Earl Boxwell
Amarillo
Texas
Ray Boxwell
Geraldine, Mont
Robert
William
Byron
Spencer and
Court
David
Yocom Funeral Home
J B. Evestone
James Baltz
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Yocom Chapel
Margaret L Carson Weds Richard L Wagor
Miss Margaret L Carson daughter of Mr and Mrs O M Carson of 975 Twelfth street and Richard L Wagor son of Mr and Mrs J F Wagor of Central City wed in a simple home ceremony at the bride’s parents’ house. Rev C V R DeJong presided as two candelabra lit the room. A reception for about sixty followed with yellow and white refreshments. The bride wore her mother’s wedding gown and carried gladiolas and asters. The couple will reside near Central City after a short wedding trip.
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Margaret L. Carson
O. M Carson
Twelfth Street
Richard L. Wagor
J. F. Wagor
Central City
C. V. R. DeJong
Presbyterian Church
Mary Lockwood
Donald Peterson
Springville
Carson
Wager
Doris Carson
Logan
Lois Lockwood
Kathryn Kendall
Marion
Betty Jean Latta
Delwein
D. B. Storck
Nevah Prior
Cedar Rapids
Francis Moffatt
Tipton
Marion High School
Coe College
Delta Delta
Choice beef roasts and pork cuts advertised sale
A vintage grocery ad lists beef roasts at 22 cents per pound, pot roasts at 18 cents, sliced bacon 31 cents, shoulder pork chops 19 cents, small wieners 19 cents, sliced boneless pork loin 27 cents, and lard at 20 cents per pound in an open kettle rendered form.
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Marion News
Medical Dental
Parent Teacher's Association
Kenneth Cornell
J. J. Meith
Phil Crew
Donald B. Christie
Grace Cira
Joseph Cira
Nettie Cira
Marion Scolaro
Josephine Palumbo
Mary Grace Palumbo
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Thomas Park
R. L. Wagor
Will Kassler
George Stark
Delmar Burns
Charles Lutes
Carmichael
Robert Oxley
Glenn O Pyle
Helen
Virginia
Hollywood
Fla
Harry: Horn
Richard James
Donald
Martelle
Cyd. Newlin
A A. Hard
Keokuk
Illinois
Springfield
New Salem
Ladies United Missionary Society of the Christian Church
J. B. Emmons
C J Biddle
Guthrie Center
Biddick
M. H. Biddick
Biddick Lumber Company
Gene Miller
Dickey's Foods
Michel
Bever Park
Thirteenth Street
June DeWees
G W Nanatt
Brooklyn
Ray Wicken
Charles van Nuys
A. E Granger
Franklin
Ind
Fifth Avenue
V.R. DeJong
Orange City
Mrs
J. G DeJong
Edward Hanna
Scranton
Charles Hanna
Rose Wilcox
Northwestern University
Esterville
Gordon Grocery
A. Sharp
May Win
Watson
Knoxville, Tenn
Co. D. Burns
Mrs. Hervey Shutts
Mary Elizabeth
Rock Island
Raymond Eckhart
Mr Shutts
Joseph Sedlacek
Mercy Hospital
Richard Sills
Seventh Avenue
Dale Henry
Joy Anna Fulkerson
Wichita, Kan
H. B. Peck
Betty Fernow Silliman
Berber’s
Ohio
Kr, L. Wagor
Leibsohn’s
Jersey
Sunkist
Jack Sprat
Libby
P&g
Culbert’s Market
Leibsom
Omar 1
Simmons
Prece
Balster Furniture Company
Zenith
Philco
Iowa
Teer Bros
Second Street
Round
Wisconsin
Lamb
Third Ave
16Th Ave
van Camp
Chase
Sanborn Coffee
del Monte Apricots Fey
del Monte
California
Hershey
Valley Pride
A&h
Ile
C&n
C&h Pond
Ivory
Miller’s
la France
First Street
Steed
Pitty
Fancy Esbertes
National Ge
First Avenue E
Armour Tender
Chase & Sanborn Coc
Baan
Sweet Girl
Quick Sox
P & G Soap Natur
Chipso
Kellogg's
Philadelphia
Campbell’s
Oodbury's
Peure Laundry American
Ber
First Avenue
Ares
Lipton
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