Weather and Notices From the Daily Record Aug 17 1946
The issue reports high and low temperatures for Friday with a forecast of generally fair and cooler days ahead, plus rising temperatures Tuesday and winds from the north to northeast. It lists police court fines for traffic and related offenses, several car incidents, and numerous birth notices from local families across Mt. Vernon and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Duluth
Los Angeles
Iowa
Car Crash Near Ladora Injures Six Residents
Six people were injured in a west of Ladora auto collision around midnight Friday. Paul Schneckloth of Marengo drove a car into the rear of Truman Brookner's Cedar Rapids car, injuring Brookner his wife their 18 year old son and Garwin Showalter all of Cedar Rapids. Schneckloth and his passenger Mrs Juanita Griffin of Marengo suffered bruises and shock and were treated at Watts hospital. Both cars were badly damaged and the Brookner car was stripped during the night with a portable radio stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Ladora
Sheriff’s Office
Paul Schneckloth
Truman Brookner
Seventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Brookner
Garwin Showalter
Schneckloth
Juanita Griffin
Boy 12 Falls Through Skylight at Polk School
Robert Smith twelve year old son of Harold and Mrs Smith of 1547 C avenue NE fell from the Polk school boiler room roof through a skylight Friday evening. He suffered a back gash and possible lung puncture, was taken to St Luke's hospital, condition described as fairly good Saturday. He rode his bicycle home from the school. John Stratton, sailor on leave at 1539 C avenue NE, gave first aid until transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Harold Smith
C Avenue NE
Polk School
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert
John Stratton
Rudolph Frahm Loses Finger in Plant Mishap
Rudolph W Frahm of 1618 Second Avenue SE suffered the amputation of his right index finger in a Quaker Oats plant accident. He was trapped between a conveyor belt and a wheel around 7:40 AM and was taken to St Luke's hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph W Frahm
Second Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Frahm
Wortman's Angus Takes 4-H Beef Top
Rex Conn reports at the All Iowa Fair district 4-H baby beef show, David Wortman of Anamosa wins the championship with a deep, well finished steer while Betty Hennings of Van Horne takes reserve. Linn county gear shifts place third, with Springville exhibitors strong in Hereford and Shorthorn divisions and Iowa county entries earning major honors in purebred classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Benton
David Wortman
Anamosa
Betty Hennings
van Horne
Angus
Linn County
Lorraine Young
Palo
Gifford Hood
Springville
Harold Stewart
Iowa County
Carol
Rose Koenigham
Williamsburg
Rita Brotherson
Victor
Packy McDonald
Delaware County
Keith Balderston
Alice Shonka
Central City
Rex Beresford
Ames
Iowa State College
Lee Ross
Marion
Glenn Mulherin
Cedar Rapids
Don Krug
Atkins
Donald Fritz
Blairstown
Newkirk Bros
Neal Paulsen
Scotch Grove
Shorthorns
Don Peet
Kermit Dirks
Hereford
Jack Scott
Marion Tuttle
Norway
Bernard Main
Marjorie Schloeman
Richard Luse
Angus Heifers
Carol Koenighain
Rose Koenighain
Hita Ann Brotherson
Poweshiek County
Clarence Smith, Jr
Center Point
Brotherson
Two New Orders In Shores Case
Judge Henry N. Graven issued two orders in the prolonged Shores-Mueller dispute on a Saturday. He ruled plaintiffs have no separate right of recovery from Shores Mueller and that final judgment will await the court’s ultimate ruling. A second order set August 26 for evidence on Don Barnes connection to Shores-Mueller regarding a fire insurance matter, and to produce stockholder records. Plaintiffs include Thomas Liken, Dorothy Brauer, Grace L. Nystrom, Irene Larue, Fred W Mueller, Carmel Mueller, and Mrs. W E Godso. defendants include Van Vechten Shaffer, Don Barnes, Arthur Barlow, the Shores company, and Shores-Mueller. Frank Byers was dismissed earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shores-Mueller
Henry N. Graven
Shores- Mueller Company
Shores~ Mueller Company
Graven
Shores-Mueller Company
Thomas Liken
Dorothy Brauer
Grace L. Nystrom
Irene Larue
Fred W Mueller
Carmel Mueller
W E. Godso
van Vechten Shaffer
Don Barnes
Arthur Barlow
the Shores Company
The
Frank Byers
Dr Stabo Dies Of Heart Attack In Wisconsin
Decorah resident and long time Iowa Norwegian vice consul Dr Trond Stabo, 76, died Friday of a heart attack at his summer home near Hayward Wisconsin. Born in Toten Norway he studied medicine in Oslo and moved from Spring Grove Minnesota to Decorah in 1906. He served on the Luther College board of trustees and once led Decorah State Bank. Survived by son N E Stabo and granddaughter Marilyn of New York, brother Hans in Norway, and two nieces Mrs E R Haines and Miss Martha Slagsvold of Decorah.
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Decorah
Trond Stabo
Iowa
Hayward
Wis
Toten
Norway
Oslo University
Spring Grove
Minn
Luther College Board of Trustees
Decorah State Bank
N. E. Stabo
Troop Arrivals By Associated Dress Record
One transport carrying service personnel back to the United States was due to reach a United port, with additional arrivals expected as the unit returns from overseas posting. The dispatch signals ongoing demobilization and redeployment efforts by military authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Dress
United States
United
Steamer Arrivals Highlight Military and Diplomatic Visit
The Sainte Croix sails into San Francisco with 801 navy and 59 army personnel from Hula. Meanwhile the brideship Willard A. Holbrook from Southampton is due in New York from Southampton carrying 277 British goodwill tour participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D States
Sainte Croix
San Francisco
Hula
Willard A. Holbrook
Southampton
New York
Johnson 4-H Heifer Awards in Johnson County show
Iowa City exhibitor Tom Williams won the grand champion purebred heifer at the Johnson County 4-H achievement show. Lone Tree residents Lloyd and Margaret Ann Burr were also winner s in the purebred heifer class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Tom Williams
Johnson County
Lloyd
Margaret Ann Burr
Lone Tree
Johnson County 4-H auction tops show with meat prices
IO WA CITY AP Auction of the grand champion barrow brought Don Wood of Tiffin 32 cents a pound on Friday. The reserve champion sold for 33 cents to Kenneth Lacina of West Branch. Twenty two market lambs averaged 90 pounds selling for 20 cents a pound. Tommy Williams of route four Iowa City won the purebred beef heifer championship with his 520 pound "black beauty."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Barrow
Johnson County
Don Wood
Tiffin
Kenneth Lacina
West Branch
Tommy Williams
Route Four
Hargrave Pleads Guilty to Lewdness Charge
Fred M Hargrave of Hargrave Construction pled guilty to a state charge of lewdness and was fined 200 dollars plus 8.20 dollars court costs by Judge Floyd Philbrick. He had been arrested July 20 on a charge of assault with intent to commit rape and released on 4000 dollar bond after paying the fine. The incident reportedly occurred near Marion on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Hargrave
Bever Avenue SE
Hargrave Construction Company
Floyd Philbrick
Hargrave
H. R. Churchill
Mari
M Hargrave
William Y. Crissman
Philbrick
Church speakers and local appointments in Cedar Rapids
City briefs list Dr. F F Travis of Marshalltown to speak at St Pauls Methodist Sunday service on saving the lost of Christian lands. Elder Mattie Armstrong of Houston will preach at Bethel AME in Des Moines. Dale O Reece resigns from Welch Cook Beals to join Luthe Hardware Des Moines. Cedar Rapids recruits seek former WAC members for Pacific duty. two men enlist in marine corps aviation. Mercy Hospital reports M S Kelly patient at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Travis
Marshalltown
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Mattie Armstrong
Houston
Texas
Bethel A.mle
Des Moines
Dale O. Reece
Thirteenth ‘Street
Welch«Cook~Beals Company
Luthe Hardware Company
Reece
Welch-Cook-Beals
Luthe Company
Women’s Army Corps
Pacific
Marine Corps
Ronald H Beam
Twentyfirst
Robert G. Barnes
C Avenue
Baptist
Charles Moore
Bible School
The
Christian Church
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J McEliott
Vernon Carter
Congregational — Church School
E. J. Wykle
Free Methodist
Carl Cunningham
James P. Gable
Presbyterian Church
Gable
Clear Lake Institute
Presbyterian
C. V. R. de Jong
Fair contestants win county 4-H style awards at spring show
Ted Peck and wife of Springville won the county 4-H style review with a self-made summer outfit and earned a Linn County title to compete at the state fair. Blue ribbon winners included Alice Wacker, Frances Divishek, Maxine Quaas, Shirley Ann Perry, Darlene Heefner, and Margaret O’Connell. Judge was Mrs. Myron Barry. Mrs. Lew Reese suffered severe burns when a pressure burner lid spilled hot coffee on her leg and foot. she refused hospitalization after first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Peck
Springville
Linn County
Alice Wacker
Frances Divishek
Cedar Rapids
Maxine Quaas
Marion
Shirley Ann Perry
Fairfax
Darlene Heefner
Toddville
Margaret O’connell
Walker
Deaths Mrs. William P. Strain of Schaller dies after crash
Mrs. William P. Strain 54 of Schaller Iowa died Friday at University hospital Iowa City after a head on collision four and one half miles east of Iowa City Wednesday. She was mother of Paul R. Strain vice-president of Torch Press Cedar Rapids. Services set for Monday at St Matthias Church Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Strain
Schaller
Iowa City
University Hospital
Paul R. Strain
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Torch Press, Printers and Publishers
Strain
St. Mathias Church
Muscatine
George Dorsey Former Anamosa Resident Dies
George Dorsey 336 Seventeenth Street SE Cedar Rapids resident for 23 years died in a local hospital at 3 45 a m Saturday after a long illness. Born in Anamosa he was son of James and Mary Dorsey and longtime Jones county figure. A charter member and former grand knight of Anamosa Knights of Columbus. Survived by daughter Margaret son Harold and granddaughter Patricia Dorsey all of Cedar Rapids. He formerly worked for Killian company and belonged to Immaculate Conception church. Rosary at Brady mortuary 4 p m with Daughters of Isabella and Rt Rev Msgr J M Molloy 8 p m Sunday at the mortuary. Friends may call Saturday evening. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dorsey
Seventeenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
James
Mary Dorsey
Jones County
Knights of Columbus
Margaret
Harold
Patricia Dorsey
Dorsey
Killian Company
Immaculate Conception Church
Brady Mortuary
Daughters of Isabella
J. M. Molloy
Mrs Treka 69 dies after lingering illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Frank Treka aged 69 of 823 Eleventh Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Saturday morning in a local hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Czechoslovakia October 11 1876 she lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life. Survived by husband Frank two sons Stanley A Leo F a daughter Mrs Anton Novak two sisters Agnes Flieder Mary Swacka a brother Anton Womacka and nine grandsons. A son Frank J preceded her in death in 1944. She belonged to Cadets of St George and Rosary society of St Wenceslaus church. Services will be at the Polansky funeral chapel Tuesday morning time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Treka
Eleventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
Charles
Christina Womacka
Frank Trela
Frank
Stanley A
Leo F
Anton Novak
William Johnson Dies at Oakdale Sanatorium
William Johnson born August 10, 1913 in Cedar Rapids dies Saturday morning in Oakdale sanatorium. He lived in Chicago the last seven years. Survived by mother Mrs. Jennie Aquarie, sister Mrs. Cordelia Burnett of Chicago, stepfather, grandmother, and an uncle. Body at Rice funeral home awaiting funeral announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Jennie Aquarie
Tenth Street
Oakdale
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Iave
Cordelia Burnett
Rice Funeral Home
Services for Rudolph Klouda Ingleside addition SW
Funeral services for Rudolph Klouda Ingleside addition SW will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Brush chapel conducted by Rev. Merton B. Green. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Klouda Ingleside
Brush Chapel
Merton B. Green
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for Mrs Lillian Moss burg at Beatty chapel
Mrs Lillian Moss burg died Thursday at her Blair's Ferry Road home near Marion. Services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in Beatty chapel with Rev. F. H. Ward officiating. Burial follows in Linwood cemetery. Friends may visit the chapel beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mossburg
Blair’s Ferry Road
Marion
Beatty Chapel
F. H. Ward
Linwood Cemetery
Melichar Charged With Reckless Driving After City Collision
F J Melichar of 1021 H avenue NW is charged with reckless driving after an Ellis boulevard crash with William George of 408 Second avenue SE. Police say Melichar started from the curb and struck George’s car. He is set to appear in police court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Melichar
H Avenue NW
Ellis Boulevard
G Avenues NW
Melichar
William George
Second Avenue SE
Glenn Walters
George Shimek
Notice of Appointment in Linn County Iowa
Notice announces the appointment of an administratrix for the estate of Elin Gooley in Linn County Iowa. Creditors are urged to present claims promptly to the administrator at the district court office, with authentication required for filing. Tred W. Hann is identified as attorney for the administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Coun
Elin Gooley
Peraona
Ted
Nate
Palo Girl's Angus is Linn 4-H Champion
Lorraine Young of Palo crowned Linn county 4-H achievement queen at the All-Iowa fair. She won grand championship in the Linn county baby beef show with her Angus steer, while Lee Ross of Marion took reserve. The show featured 101 baby beeves with top 10 advancing to district 4-H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Young
Palo
Linn County
Iowa
Angus
Lee Ross
Marion
Gifford Hood
Springville
Jack Scott
Harold Stewart
DeWayne Tritle
Alburnett
Linn
Lee Dice
Joe Cooper
John Wacker
Guernsey
L. Knight
Jersey
Ronald Petrak
Willard Haak, Jr
Bob Schilling
Rex Beresford
Iowa State College Extension Animal Husbandman
Lee Rosa
Willis Lillie
John Roberts
Willard
Betty Lou Kemp
Jack Bach
Walker
Delores Vanda
Viola
John McGowan
Mereford
Gifford Tlood
Embezzlement case faces plea for Earl F Keyes
Earl F Keyes, 36, to enter a plea Monday on an embezzlement charge tied to 16 shares of stock owned by a Cedar Rapids woman. He has been held in Linn county jail since Wednesday on a 1500 dollar bond. Friday began a three months sentence for drunk driving, handed down Aug. 24, 1938 after his attorney pled guilty. Keyes had previously pled innocence on June 27. Keyes was returned to Cedar Rapids after completing a term at San Quentin. The embezzlement charge was filed after a January 1939 grand jury indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Keyes
Linn County
Keyes
Cedar Rapids
Two Suits Dismissed At Plaintiffs Request
Two civil suits in Cedar Rapids were dismissed at the plaintiffs requests. Charlies J. Smith of 373 Seventeenth Street SE withdrew his July 18 case against a Kentucky coal company and two men for 52.29 damages from a September 23, 1944 car crash. Dr Martin T Spellman of Cedar Rapids dropped his May 23 suit for 242.59 against Rudolph and Christine Wyhnanck of 1511 Hamilton Street SW over an alleged account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies J. Smith
Seventeenth Street
Kentucky
Cedar Rapids
Martin T. Spellman
Rudolph
Christine Wyhnanck
Hamilton Street
Motorist Sues Over $1259 Injury Claim
W. F. Schmitt filed suit against Byron Hinton for $1,259.60 in personal injuries from an accident March 10 at the Third street and Third avenue SW crossing. Schmitt alleges the pedestrian was struck while crossing the intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedestrian
W. F. Schmitt
Byron Hinton
Schmitt
Third Street
Third Avenue
Two lawsuits filed in district court Friday afternoon
Hinton totals include 259.50 for ambulance and medical bills clothing damage and other expenses. Schmitt says he bears permanent scars from severe head cuts. H C Johnson sues Bertha C Childs for 700 on a 454.39 note signed Nov 1 1936 with A E Childs. 27.62 interest paid in 1937. F E Pluegel as assignee sues Jack Smith for 222.22 on a 192.40 note signed Sept 21. Nora Howard sues G J Tuma for 248 for cleaning the second floor at 222 First St SE and for cleaning rooms and stairway in dire need of renovation at the couple’s residence. payments calculated at 50 cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
H. C. Johnson
Bertha C. Childs
A. E. Childs
F. E. Pluegel
Jack Smith
Fluegel
Nora Howard
G. J. Tuma
First Street
Suspended Sentence Revoked for Anderson
Orville Anderson aged 40 of 703 Fifth avenue SE was jailed for 30 days after County Attorney William W. Crissman moved to revoke the suspension of an earlier sentence. Anderson pled guilty to an assault and battery charge on March 27 and received a 30 day term that was suspended on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Anderson
Fifth Avenue SE
William W. Crissman
Anderson
Release Follows Jail Bond For Center Point Offal Dumping
Fred Kramer aged 46 of rural route three was freed from county jail on a $500 bond Saturday noon after being arrested on a charge of dumping offal in a ditch near Center Point. The case is slated for justice court next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kramer
Center Point
Glo Chidia Mussels Hitch Ride on Birds to New Waters
Very young mussels, known as glochidia, attach to birds by feet and feathers to travel to different waters, using avian hosts as a free dispersal mechanism.
Cedar Rapids Zoning Change Hearing Set for Sept 3 1946
Notices announce a hearing on proposed amendments to the Use District and Height and Area Maps of Cedar Rapids Zoning Ordinance as amended. The meeting is on September 3, 1946 at 10 AM in City Hall Council Chamber to consider ordinance changes extending to specific parcels and railroad rights of way in Linn County including Stark's Addition and surrounding parcels. The notice calls for public input and states urgency for immediate effect upon passage and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Auditor's
Linn County
Co. M. St. P
E. Rail
Stark
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
32Nd Street
33Rd Street
Jattwest Yes Bee
Township & Ents
Qorby
Peter Yunker
Geo. B. Onhaler
Laon County
Towra
City of
Chicago, Milwaukee Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
32Nd Street Drive
33Rd Street Drive
Chedar Rapids
Towa
M. St Ap
Cedar Rapida
Ark
Chicago
St. Paul Pacific
Sorin
Bec Ton Ieah-7
Heetfon
Ling County
Lows
Geo. B. Shaler
Beenna
Tows
C. M. 81
P & PL
Lown
Milwaukee
Paul & Pacific Railroad Company
33Nd Street
Fawn
Blark
St. Py & P Railroad
Cedar
Marion News: Permits and Local Notices From Marion
City Clerk Mildred A. Titus issues garage construction permits to A L Chesley 420 Sixth Ave for 400 Eugene Senti 2601 Fifth Ave for 200 and V F Mumm 2231 Fifth Ave for 150 Weekend guests include O A Trefz and son Richard of Milwaukee and the Beardsleys sale of 792 Seventh Ave to Darrell Johnson 610 Tenth St via H P Kline. Community church schedules listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred A. Titus
A. L. Chesley
Sixth Avenue
Eugene Senti
Fifth Avenue
V F. Mumm
Catherine Klein
O. A. Trefz
Milwaukee
Richard
Guy Beardsley
Seventh Avenue
Darrell Johnson
Tenth Street
H P. Kline
State Fair Baby Health Contest Is Canceled
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa State fair board and state health department canceled the baby health contest due to uncertainty about infantile paralysis trends over the next two weeks. Health Commissioner Dr. Walter Bierring noted Des Moines has more poliomyelitis cases than any other Iowa city, and that keeping babies in one spot under these conditions was deemed unwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fair Board
State Health Department
Walter Bierring
Health Department
Iowa City
Bierring
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Daily Record
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Harvey Furney
Still Alarm
Company No. 4
Old Mill
Gerald Bouquet
Mt. Vernon
Joe G Hughes
Gerald R. Heerner
Walter C. Bearinger
Raymond F. Vaught
Flint
Mich
Karl Blaise
Country Club Parkway
J Rogers
Justice Court
Leo F Keilman
Dyer
Ind
F. D. Cook
Phoenix
Ariz
W A. Rall
de, Hall
B Avenue NE
Delbert Clark
Sixteenth Street
St. Luke’s
J. D. Ondler
Coggan
Stanton Hall
Thirty-second Street Drive
Lester Huntelman
Thirty-fourth Street
Richard Carbee
Lisbon
Vernon Tampir
Second Avenue
Orville Jones
Fifteenth Avenue
Mercy
Dale Landgrebe
Guerin Cronkhite
Twelfth Street
George Ulch
Eighth Street
James F. Nasinec
F Avenue NW
Donald D. Springer
Virginia Dunahugh
Virgil R. Smith
Aurora, II
Lulu Mary Ray
Frank A. Hart
Ely
Lenore Dvorak
Novella Anne Laufer
Robert Keith Laufer
Gladys Marie
King
Cloyce
Robert King
Freda Mae Milam
Robert L. Milam
Mildred Smith
Thomas Smith
LaVelle Tow
Richard T Tow
Edina Pearl Floyd
Clair Holmes Floyd
Helen F. Mullinex
Earl
Roy J. Hollen
Margie Hollen
C.R
Polk
Rudolph Frahm
Wortman
Rex Conn
Dr. Stabo
Champ Barrows
Fred Hargrave
Prout Furniture
Company
Adv
M S. Kelly
Washington Avenue
Rock Island Lines
Mercy Hospital
Paul Strain
Mossburg Services
Robert Bader
James Bell
John Bell
Wichard Haak, Jr
Lymen Postli
Albert Scott
Ig Snowman
Wallard Hank, Jr
Allen oAn
Wiliam Quans
Allan Sloan
Joe Coorer
Sloan
Petra
Bob Hagerman
Oan
Guernsers
Gene Opfer
Ll. Armstrong
Opfer
Karen Reed
James Pickering
Garth Reed
Paul Visiisel
Visiisel
Ann Visilsel
Bill Boland
Marion Sloan
Norman Shestak
Lloyd Martin
Duroc
Lester Vislesel
Simmons
Duroc Boars
Cletus Brecht
Berkshire
Howard Stephenson
Howard
Harold Stephenson
Howard Stemson
Chester
Clarence Smith
Paul Martin
Lyle Armstrong
Samashira
Martin
Armstrong
Smith
Cooper
Earl Keyes
Tom’x
Manchester, N.H
Flathead
Anson
Kramer
Maud Ft Krebs
Marion News
Gazette Business
Beardsleys
Dale Thomas
Gerald Thomas
Purdue University
Lafayette
Bailey’s Milk Bar
Gretchen Mentzer
University of Iowa
Velman Luse
Navy
F. E. Luse
Treasure Island
Calif
Ben Christianson of
Vinton
Gourgates
Mrs. Garthest
Jim
Francis
Lake of the Ozarks
Raymond Daum
Clifton Hill
Daums
Frone
Marion Churches
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl T. Wuerffel
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Frank H. Ward
Calvary Baptist Church
Rodney
Gould
5Th Ave
6Th ST. S.W
Linwood & W. Alshland
P. Greif
Gue
Bethany Lutheran Church
Church of the Lutheran Tour
First Avenue
E. W. Wuggazer
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