Weather, deaths, and notices from Daily Record August 18 1952
The Aug 18 1952 Daily Record reports Iowa weather with high and low temperatures and precipitation for Bismarck New Orleans and others, plus a forecast of partly cloudy skies and scattered storms. It lists divorce decree for Mildred M. Davis and various speeding and traffic fines, two birthday births, and a long obituary and funeral notices section across multiple Iowa towns including Mechanicsville Iowa City Solon Blairstown Traer and Postville with names, ages, and burial plans.
Six More Die of Polio in Iowa
Iowa reports six additional polio deaths raising the 1952 toll to 58. Victims include Louise Krause 23 of Alton Thomas Burns 8 and Robert Lewis 10 months of South Sioux City in Sioux City Council Bluffs and Fort Dodge fatalities include Betty McCool 21 of Avoca Glenn Poole 32 of Council Bluffs J C Mullins 27 of Somers and Mrs James Wilson of Traer. University hospitals in Iowa City treated the ill mother of two. Des Moines polio ward volunteers sought.
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Iowa News
Iowa
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Fort Dodge
Louise Krause
Alton
Thomas Burns
Robert Lewis
J. C. Mullins
Somers
Fort Dodge Hospital
James Wilson
Traer
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Water main extension faces opposition from residents
Ten protesters say petitions fail to show 75 percent support as others ask to retract signatures. R D Weaver counters and says he can secure signers within minutes. The plan requires a pumping station and elevated tank for adequate pressure on the hill, with fire department pumping as backup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Louis
Three Men Pay $100 in Reckless Driving Fines
Richard Shanahan of 1044 Tenth Avenue SE Edward SE and Gilbert Martin of 1517 L Street SW paid a total $100 in reckless driving fines after arraignment in traffic court. Shanahan was arrested Saturday on Sixth Street SE near Fifth Avenue. Martin was taken into custody Saturday at Sixth Street and Sixteenth Avenue SW. Webster was nabbed Sunday evening at Fifth Avenue and Fifth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Webster
Mt. Vernon Road
Gilbert Martin
L Street
Richard Shanahan
Tenth Avenue
Paul Stoneking
Route 1
Zane Naibert
First Avenue
Keith Phelps
Sinclair Avenue
Rugene Tinkle
Marion
Forrest Andrews
George Durland
Robert Kazimour
Robert Sumner
George Blozvich
Route 4
Tenth Avenue SE
Shanahan
Sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Martin
Sixteenth Avenue
Webster
Fifth Street
Iowa City Nabs Three Rock Island Youths After Car Theft
Three Rock Island youths were held in Iowa City for Moline authorities after a car stolen in Moline was stopped in a routine check. Drivers Carroll Davis 20 faces driving without an operator’s license along with David Breitenstein 16 and Donald Green 17.
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Iowa City
INS
Rock Island
Moline
Omen
Carroll Davis
David Breitenstien
Donald Green
Davis
Whistles Silenced in Ann Arbor City Limits
Ann Arbor city council approves ordinance banning train whistles inside the city except in emergencies. The measure aims to reduce noise and protect residents.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Ann Arbor
Koreans praised as heroes by troops on Korean front
On the Western Front in Korea a ragged troop column halted near Bunker Hill amid shelling. Lt. Gary L. Yundt and Lt. Herb Mitchell praised Korean laborers, called Joes, who ferried 200 pound loads, built bunkers, and carried wounded under fire, saying they could not hold the hill without them.
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Frederick C. Painton
Western Front
Korea
Bunker Hill
Gary L. Yundt
Gunnison
Cole
Yundt
Joe
Herb Mitchell
Asheville
N. C
Mitchell
Korean Combat Pay Takes Time
Military experts say it will take a long time to determine how many Americans were under fire in Korea. The plan starts paying $45 for each month with six days within enemy range, but sorting claims will require vast paperwork and delays.
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Washington
Korea
Congress
Pentagon
Not Much About this Car that Works Right
George Blozvich of route 4 paid a $10 fine after pleading guilty in traffic court to driving a car with faulty equipment. Police arrested him at 8 p.m. Saturday finding dim lights and multiple defects including no tail lights or stop light, bad brakes, loose steering, slipping clutch, nonfunctional wipers, intermittent ignition, and no registration on the steering post. The vehicle was towed to the police lot.
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George Blozvich
Route 4
Bar Association To Honor W. L. Crissman
W. L. Crissman Cedar Rapids attorney nearing 70 years in practice will be honored at a Linn County Bar Association luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel at noon on Wednesday. George Claassen will speak with guests including Supreme Court Justice King Thompson and district judges Floyd Philbrick Charles Penningroth M. C. Hamiel and J. E. Heiserman from nearby counties.
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W. L. Crissman
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Bar Association
Roosevelt Hotel
George Claassen
Supreme Court
King Thompson
Floyd Philbrick
Charles Penningroth
M. C. Hamiel
Tipton
J. E. Heiserman
Anamosa
Beardsley Plans Conference With Ike on Thursday
Iowa Governor Beardsley will join about a dozen Republican leaders in Kansas City for conferences with Republican presidential nominee Dwight D. Eisenhower. The meeting follows a special invitation to the Iowa delegation including state officials and members of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Beardsley
Iowa
Kansas City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Woman Falls From Fifth Floor at SUI Hospital
Eileen Johnson age 29 of Cedar Falls was in critical condition after plunging five floors from a nurses station at University Hospitals in Iowa City. The incident occurred around 5 p.m. Sunday. she had been a patient at the hospital since Thursday.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Eileen Johnson
Cedar Falls
Casualty List Identifies 134 Korean War Casualties
Washington AP identifies 134 casualties from the Korean War on Monday. The list shows 15 killed, 108 wounded, seven injured and four missing.
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Washington
Defense Department
Death of Louis K. Rosenthal in Cleveland
Louis K. Rosenthal a Cedar Rapids native and former Rosenthal Tailor shop owner died Saturday in Cleveland. He is survived by three sons Jack and Morris in California and Chicago resident Paul, and daughter Mrs Edward Meisel of Cleveland. Body to be brought to Beatty chapel Monday afternoon with services at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. Burial at Eben Israel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis K. Rosenthal
Cedar Rapids
Rosenthal Tailor Shop
Cleveland
Ohio
Jack
Paul
California
Morris
Chicago
Edward Meisel
Beatty Chapel
Eben Israel Cemetery
Burns Prove Fatal to Charles Holtzman 21
Charles Holtzman 21 of 804 Sixteenth Street SE died at Mercy Hospital after severe burns from Aug 7 Cedar Rapids Shellane plant fire. He staggered to his car and drove to a service station to raise the alarm. Survived by Mrs Holtzman and a one year old daughter Christine. Burial at Fayette. Funeral services pending.
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Charles Holtzman
Sixteenth Street SE
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Holtzman
Christine
Fayette
A Merkle, Former Killian Employer, Dies at 73
O A Merkle 73 formerly with Killian Company in Cedar Rapids died suddenly at 9 30 a m Saturday in the yard of his Clear Lake home Born Springfield Ill Oct 22 1878 he was a draftsman for Illinois Traction System into men s clothing at Peoria later superintendent of Young and McComb department store in Rock Island Five years later he joined Killian in Cedar Rapids then became manager of the Kil lian store in Mason City later bought by Merkle Surviving wife son Norman of Sioux Falls two grandchildren two brothers W P Merkle of Springfield and C J Merkle of Mason City He affiliated with First Congregational church Mason City and was past president of the Rotary club Services at Major Memorial chapel 2 p m Monday burial in Springfield also to be held there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Merkle
Killian Company
Cedar Rapids
Clear Lake
Springfield
Ill
Merkle
Illinois Traction System
Peoria
Rock Island
Killian
Mason City
Moorman Rites Set for Laurel Burial Thursday
Mrs. John Richardson of 2635 Schaeffer Drive SW learns of the death of her father Charles Wesley Moorman 79 a Cedar Rapids and Marion native who moved to Laurel Mont 20 years ago Survivors include his wife Zoe four daughters Mrs Ed Reynolds Mrs John Edgmond of Laurel Mrs Ed Porter Paradise Mont and Mrs Richardson and five sons C S Moorman Davenport Roy Wilmer Guy of Santa Monica Everette of Laurel Services and burial will be in Laurel Thursday.
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John Richardson
Schaeffer Drive
Charles Wesley Moorman
Laurel
Mont
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Moorman
Zoe
Ed Reynolds
John Edgmond
Lauriel
Ed_ Porter
Paradise
Richardson
C. S. Moorman
Davenport
Obituary: Helen Burmeister 51 of Cedar Rapids
Helen F Burmeister 51 of 410 Second Street SW Cedar Rapids died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Born April 2 1901 in Cedar Rapids she was affiliated with St Patrick church. Survived by husband Marvin and six sisters and two brothers. Services at St Patrick church with Rosary in Teahen chapel and burial at Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Helen F. Burmeister
Second Street
Marvin Burmeister
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Raplpids
Floyd Frink
Lew O’hare
Des Moines
Donald Monroe
Kansas City
Kan
Richard
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Widow Elizabeth Mayworm 77 dies after brief illness
Elizabeth Bertha Mayworm of 154 Fifteenth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids dies in a local hospital after a brief illness. She was born in Barrington Alabama and lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life. Survived by sister Amelia Snowvf ne and formerly married to Charles Mayworm who died in 1920. Services Wednesday at 3 30 p.m. in Barta Hesser chapel. Burial at Czech National Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Tuesday.
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Elizabeth Bertha Mayworm
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Charles Mayworm
Cedar Rapids
Barrington
Mayworm
Cedar Chapter
Lady of the Elks
Amelia Snowvfne
S. D
Barta-Hesser
Arnold Marzell
Westminster Presbyterian Church
O.E.S
Czech National Cemetery
Services for Mrs Gus Kutrules Involve Church and Chapel
Services for Mrs. Gus Kutrules of 622 Sixth Avenue SE are set in the Barta Hesser chapel at 8 30 a.m. Tuesday and St Wenceslaus Church at 9 a.m. Burial will be at St Johns Cemetery. Father Anthony Chihak and the Rosary Society will recite the Rosary at 7 30 p.m. Monday in the chapel where friends may c
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Gus Kutrules
Sixth Avenue SE
Barta-Hesser
St. Wenceslaus Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Anthony Chihak
The
Rosary Society
Services for Hayes W. Parsons Held at Turner Chapel
Services for Hayes W. Parsons sales manager for Link-Belt Speeder Corporation until illness, who died in the Des Moines Veterans Hospital Saturday, will be held at Turner chapel at 1:30 PM Tuesday with Rev. Arnold H. Marzell of Westminster Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will follow in Cedar Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes W. Parsons
First Avenue NE
Link-Belt Speeder Corporation
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Turner Chapel
Arnold H. Marzell
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memo
Obituary: Parsons Family Remains Remembered in Iowa
Funeral notices list services at the funeral chapel for Harry Parsons and note survivors including wife Eva two sons Marilyn and Mrs James Shannon five grandchildren. Parsons of Cedar Rapids New York City Norfolk Cedar Rapids Fairfield Waterloo Elks and Masonic lodge member.
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Rial Cemetery
Eva
Harry Parsons
Cedar Rapids
Marilyn Parsons
New York City
Thomas White
Norfolk
James Shannon l
Claire
Fairfield
John Parsons
Waterloo
Parsons
The
Elks
Masonic Lodge
Ping Pong Raft Expedition Faces Setbacks in Mediterranean Trip
A five-member Anglo American youth expedition drifting the Mediterranean on a raft made of 75 000 ping pong balls loses two members near Marseille after a stiff wind. Muriel Feb 20 may quit. rumors of her decision surface as the group contemplates continuing eastward from Lyon.
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Marseille
Mediterranean
Muriel
Rhone
Lyon
Ken Tooki
Don Kindler
Jesseps
Jose de Tejada
Princeton
N. J
Richard Miller
Chicago
Michael Jones
R.A.F
Lariviere
Paris
Iowa Veterans Total Around Three Hundred Thousand Alive
Washington AP reports about 300000 living veterans in Iowa as of June 30 across World War II and other wars plus peacetime service. WWII veterans numbered 231000 and 69000 served in other wars or peacetime. Nationwide total reached 19,288,000 with New York at 1,925,000 and Nevada lowest at 20,000.
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Washington
Iowa
Veterans Administration
United States
New York
Nevada
Stock Market Off Sharply After Rail Weakness
New York stocks fell sharply Monday as railroad weakness dragged overall market sentiment. Losses ran about four to five points with total volume estimated around a million shares traded.
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New York
Scouts Five in Iowa Fair Orchestration Crowds Respond
The Four Lakes Boy Scouts finished fifth among drum and bugle corps as crowds grew cold yet cheered when the rankings were announced. Judges from the All American Judges Association scored acts on drumming marching music and timing while Vallee quipped about age between numbers and performed novelty tunes.
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Boy Scouts
Cavaliers
Chicago Legion Post
The
Grenadiers
Austin, Ill
Legion
All- American Judges’ Association
C R Accordion Soloists to Play in Music Festival
Cedar Rapids enters 18 accordion acts at the 23rd Chicagoland Music Festival in Chicago. The Hillbrunner Accordion Aces directed by Arlene Bod dicker may perform before the festival. soloists compete for class A ratings to join the main stage.
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C.R
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Soldier Field
Hillbrunner Accordion Aces
Arlene Boddicker
Joyce
Judy Lamparek
Judy Ernst
A Avenue NW
Dick Mills
A Avenue
Nancy Roloff
Eighth Avenue
Jean Simon
Camburn Court
Larry Ivoboda
Higley Avenue
Eight enlist in navy and air force with two navy chiefs assigned
Eight men enlistment includes seven for the navy and one for the air force. Two navy chiefs will serve as stationkeepers at the Cedar Rapids naval reserve training center, Chief Yeoman Carl V. Syvertsen and Chief Storekeeper Albert V. McCotter, both veterans moving with families once housing is found. The air force recruit Willard D. Spicher, 18, was sent to Parks Air Force Base in California for basic training. Others sent to San Diego include Wayne Krumroy, Harold Behrens, Roxy Scott, Joseph Blake Jr, Edward Martin, Arthur Kloos, and Darrel Gabrielson.
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Navy
Air Force
Cedar Rapids
Naval Reserve Training Center
Carl V.syvertsen
Madison
Wis
Albert V. McCotter
Racine
Syvertsen
Omaha
Reen
Oakhurst
Parks‘air Force Base
California
I Willard D. Spicher
Kaona
San Diego
Wayne Krumroy
Mechanicsville
Harold P. Behrens
Sixth Avenue
Roxy ‘J. Scott
Joseph A. Blake, Jr
Stanwood
Edward C. Martin
Hopkinton
Arthur C. Kloos
Iowa City
Darrel M. Gabrielson
Seventh Street
Gene A. Mersh
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
L. M. Melsh
Seeley Avenue
D.A. Jones
One Man Pleads Guilty In Drunken Driving Case
Donald Ambrose Conway, 35, of Center Point pleaded guilty to drunken driving in a Cedar Rapids court and was fined 300 dollars plus costs. Judge Floyd Philbrick allowed payment in installments. Homer York, 69, of Heron Lake Minnesota, faces drunken driving charges after a collision with a semi driven by Fred McCrea of Omaha at Mt Vernon. York was arrested later in Lisbon after failing to stop and colliding with the truck.
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Donald Ambrose Conway
Center Point
Floyd Philbrick
Homer York
Heron ‘Lake
Minn
Conway
Cedar Rapids
Sixteenth Avenue
Sixth Street
Philbrick
York
Highway Patrol
Fred McCrea
Omaha
Mt. Vernon
James Gildroy
Lisbon
Shaw Sues for 12000 in Personal Injury Damages
Helen V Shaw of Cedar Rapids files a 12000 personal injury suit against R E Holtz and Allen Motor Co alleging severe back and neck injuries from a Dec 15 1951 crash at First Avenue and Fifteenth Street E where Holtz car was being pushed by a truck owned by the Allen firm. Damages cover injuries and car repairs with some injuries claimed permanent.
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Helen V. Shaw
Cedar Rapids
R. E. Holtz
The
Allen Motor Company
Holtz
Fifteenth Street
Man Pleads Guilty in Delinquency Case in Cedar Rapids
George Hammond, 27, of 1261 First Avenue SE, pled guilty to contributing to the delinquency of minors. Judge Floyd Philbrick sentenced him to 30 days in Linn County Jail after police said he and an unidentified companion offered wine to three teenage boys, ages 16, 14, and 13, downtown Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hammond
First Avenue SE
Linn County
Floyd Philbrick
Hammond
Cedar Rapids
ThiefProbed After Car Break In at Hawkeye Downs
The sheriff's office investigated a Sunday night car burglary at Hawkeye Downs where John Wickler of 1500 Bever Avenue SE reported his vacuum cleaner valued at 72 dollars and a suit worth 65 dollars stolen between 7 30 a m and 12 30 p m. Additional items were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Hawkeye Downs
John Wickler
Bever Avenue SE
Wickler
Newton Manufacturing suit transferred and three cases dismissed
One suit was transferred to Jones county and two others were dismissed Monday by the plaintiffs. The transferred suit is an account action by Newton Manufacturing Company against LeRoy Siebels. Dismissed are an attachment case by Lydia Miller against Martin and Leona Shebek and a damage suit by Donald Eden against Earl Lentner and Mrs Elaine Lentner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Newston Manufacturing Company
LeRoy Siebels
Lydia Miller
Martin
Leona Shebek
Donald Eden
Earl ‘Lentner
Elaine C. Lentner
Will of Herbert E Brainard probate admits widow sole heir
The will of Herbert E Brainard who died August 5 was admitted to probate on Monday. It names his widow Agnes as the sole heir and executrix without bond.
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Herbert E. Brainard
Agnes
Government grants extra steel allotment for factory needs
The government will provide an additional steel allocation to U S manufacturers and builders to avert unemployment and output shutdowns this fall while converting carbon steel without NP A control is allowed up to 500 tons in the fourth quarter and first quarter of 1953. Higher purchases require NPA approval and nonconversion steel rates stay capped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
NPA
Fowler
Community briefs from Keane hall to municipal events
City notices and short updates include Drill Team meeting in Keane hall, polio insurance ads, recovery news for Karl Seelig and Mrs. Earl Simonsen, a new Iowa City baby, nutrition service demonstration at the Light Company, Kenwood Gift Shop hours, a Democrats gathering at Harrison school, a fall injury at Municipal airport, a Ames death notice, and a correction for Air Force basic training listing in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Nutrition Service
the Light Company
Grace Bacon
Linn County
Lynn Savage Dies at 65 in Coggon Home
Lynn Savage 65 retired hardware dealer died at his home at 5 am Monday after years of illness. He belonged to the Christian church and the Masonic lodge. Survived by wife, son James, daughter Mrs Ralph DuBois, one grandchild, two sisters Mrs Mae LeClerc and Mrs Cora Swisher. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at the family home with burial in Coggon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville
Jess Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Iowa City
Roy G. Smith
Oakdale
Marvin Vermace
Oakland “Cemetery
Solon — Dortous Beranek
Mercy ,Hospital
Blairstown
John Albert «Kimm
Francis Kimm
Corn Belt
Belle Plaine
Dewey Funerals
Luzerne
Pleasant Hill Y Cemetery
Traer
A. J. Norton
Coggon
Slynn Savage
Lynn Savage
Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
James
Ralph DuBois
Fall of Coggon
Mae LeClerc
Cora Swisher
Bees Gain Up To Forty Pounds In A Day
Experiments show a hive can accumulate up to 40 pounds in a 24 hour period due to air storage of honey and pollen and rapid bee growth within the hive.
Firemen Fight Weekend Blaze Without Engine
Mackinac Island Michigan firefighters contained a weekend fire in a state park building using hand tools and auxiliary equipment, with the blaze confined to the structure and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
Mich
State Park
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la Crosse
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John M. Davis
Michael Bondoro
Charles Baldwin
Third Street
Chris Bendixon
Nerva Hotel
Justice Court
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Fourth Avenue SE
Miles Adams
St. Luke’s
Bruce Bucknell
Thirtieth Street
W. F. Spratt
Second Avenue
Vince Nekvinda
Mercy
Robert Kapoun
Bowling Street
John McDonnell
Forty-first ‘Street
Robert Miller
Aveenue
Gene Fries
Seely Aveue
Hunstanton
England
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R. B. Burch
Park ‘Avenue SE
Passymore Funeral Home
Tracy
Kathleen Sue Wilkinson
Keith Wilkinson
Genesee Methodist Church
Walford
Joseph IR. Schulte
Holy Trinity Church
Traet
John Cooper
Reinbeck
Methodist Church
Postville
Henry K. Schultz
Knute Halverson
Oelwein
D. W. Shine
Toledo
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Henderson Funeral Home
Crystal Cemetery
R. D. Weaver
Weing Road
Weaver
Iowa City Police
Janeba Funeral
Bar Association
Ike
SUI Hospital
Burns
A. Merkle
W. Moorman
Mrs. Mayworm
Parsons Services
Dow-Jones
EB Bennett & Co
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Jones Laughlin
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Sacred Heart Court
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Aldridge Agency
Karl W. Seelig
Earl Simonsen
N Street
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Lawrence W. Porter
Porter
Pency Denton
John E. Denton
I Twentieth Street
Kenwood
Twentieth Precinct
Harrison School Auditorium
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Harvey Knowles
Municipal Airport
St. Luke’s Hospital
Burt Mosness
Twentyninth Street
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Virginia Dare
America
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Carranza
Mexico City
Leon Trotsky
Louvre
Shanghai
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Cal
John E. Lapes
John
Mt. Vernon Ave
Lapes
Urner & Son Funeral Directors
Second Avenue S.E
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