Funeral Guests Attend Della Johnson Rites In Area
Mr and Mrs William Broz of Dysart and family and Mr and Mrs John Smeltzer of Stanwood visited Mrs Elizabeth Smeltzer and the Bernard Smeltzer family Monday for the funeral of Mrs Della Johnson. Warren Reed received a permit to erect a concrete block basement dwelling at 931 Twentieth Street costing 800 dollars with contractor T A Barkwill. Gerald DeWoody, Harold Higgins and others spent weekend in the John DeWoody home. James Chesley and Walter Hefron returned from a motor trip through New England and Canada. Marion lodge 6 A F and A M to meet at 7 pm for third degree work. Need a truck call Luck 7573. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ondrus of Wayne Michigan visit Mike Reinheimer and Don Donnan families.
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William Broz
Dysart
John
John Smeltzer
Stanwood
Elizabeth Smeltzer
Bernard Smeltzer
Della Johnson
Warren Reed
Twentieth Street
T. A. Barkwill
Harold Higgins
Gerald DeWoody
John DeWoody
Omaha
Higgins
Electronics Radio. Television Institute
Clara Sears Dies at 78 in Newton Home
Mrs. Clara O. Sears 78 died Monday at her son Richard Sears home in Newton where she had lived five years. Born March 22 1870 in Marion she was married to Benjamin Sears in 1908. She leaves a son two grandchildren and three Reinheimer brothers. Services Wednesday in Marion Yocum chapel at 4 30 p m with Rev C V R De Jong burial Oak Shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara O. Sears
Richard Sears
Newton
Marion
Valentine Reinheimer
Benjamin Sears
Sixth Avenue
Sears
John
Will
Michael P. Reinheimer
Yocum Chapel
C. V. R. de Jong
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion City Council Approves Sewer and Street Improvements
The Marion city council special meeting levied a 12 inch sewer assessment on Seventh avenue between Twenty second and Thirty first streets with payments due in 30 days and interest thereafter. It approved bids for crushed rock surfacing on several streets and reinforced concrete pavement on Sixth avenue. No objections were filed. Local court fines were reported for several individuals and a Cedar Rapids pair paid fines for disturbing the peace. Wybro Griffiths is seriously ill in University hospital Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Guy Reed visited relatives in Independence.
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Marion
Seventh Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Fourteenth
Seventeenth
Sixth Avenue
Seventh
Twelfth Streets
Wybro B. Griffiths
University Hospital
Iowa City
Body of Marion man returned to West Coast
The body of Pharmacist's Mate First Class Max C Biesecker 21 was returned to the West Coast from the South Pacific where he was killed March 18 1945 on Mendenoa island. He was born November 3 1923 in Washington IA and graduated from Marion High School in 1941. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J C Biesecker and a brother Robert of Oakland CA. Services at Marion as announced.
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Max Biesecker
States
J. C. Biesecker
Ninth Avenue
Max C .Biesecker
Mendenoa Island
South Pacific
Washington, Ia
Marion
Marion High School
Robert Biesecker
Oakland
Calif
Marfai
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Walter Heffron
New England States
Canada
Marion Lodge
Thomas Ondrus
Wayne, Mich
Barbara
Tommy
Mike Reinheimer
Inlaw
Don Donnan
Marion News
Ralph Chesrown
Donald Clark
Cedar Rapids
Jean Yoder
Yoder
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Elsworth Fleming
Joseph W. Carter
M. H. Biddick
Herb
Stanley J. Leja
Sobieski
Wis
Ed Steelman
Albert Arnold
Milwaukee Railroad
Guy A. Reed of
Independence
Mrs. Maude Mc Bride
Clarence Dirks, Jr
Anamosa
Harry Waline
Sixth Street
Richard
Marion Cafe
C. A. Brogan
Third Avenue
Brattans Lodge
Vermillion Bay
Ontario
Patrick D. Hogan
Mercy Hospital
Berger Furrier—Adv
Phyllis Lanning
Washington
Erwin Lanning
General Motors
Delco-Heat
Delco
Novak Heating Co
Iowa
L Griffin
LiQuio
Griffin
Denny & Oesase
May
BOB Cat
Re Cologne
D.D.T
Dpr
Cologne
Bohb
Ako Tru
Igst
Gianteustrated Webster Dictionary
Rapids
Sharpener
Dupont Texan
B.B
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Simonis
Cate
Lanolin
Fasteeth
FITCH
Arrid
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Kay Daumit
Ded
Mor
Sis
Wader Arms
Dee Weed
Ane
Metal Law
Rake
Rae
Perpetual Way
Perpetual
Third Street
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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