Death of Mrs Alma Davis at Alburnett
Mrs Alma Davis 71 widow of Dr Jacob L Davis lifelong Alburnett resident died at home Tuesday at 5 15 pm Born Feb 6 1877 she married Sept 13 1894 He died 1928 She survived by sister Mrs Mary Miller Long Beach brother Newton Zeller Walker Funeral 2 pm Friday Yocom chapel Rev Hugh A Orchard Cedar Rapids burial Oak Shade cemetery Readiness for church calls listed. Dirt for hauling phone 7471.
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Alma Davis
Jacob L. Davis
Alburnett
Christian Zeller
Davis
Leo
G. Elmer Floyd
Mary Miller
Long Beach
Newton Zeller
Walker
Yocom Chapel
Hugh A. Orchard
Cedar Rapids
Oak Shade Cemetery
Tucson Move Aids Milwaukee Railsman Dippel Health
Move to Tucson, Ariz , aimed at helping Mr Dippel a retired Milwaukee railway employee sufferer of arthritis for his health concerns and relief efforts.
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Tucson
Ariz
Township Board Takes Bids for New School
The Marion township school board tentatively accepted bids Tuesday for a centralized schoolhouse north of Marion. Gethman and Company of Gladbrook won the general contract, Acme Electric Company of Monticello the electrical, and H L Galbraith of Cedar Rapids the heating and plumbing. The township raised 260000 by bond in two elections and the board has a week to finalize bids with architect Norman Hatton to determine if construction fits the bond.
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Marion Township School Board
Marion
Gethman and Company
Gladbrook
Acme Electric Company
Monticello
H. L. Galbraith
Cedar Rapids
Norman Hatton
West Coast trip ends for local couples
Mr and Mrs Herbert Harford return from Rockford NL where they visited relatives. The Alburnett Christian church plans a park picnic in Thomas Park on Saturday. Mr and Mrs W C Sheets and Mr and Mrs Harry Dunn return home from a three weeks mobile tour of national parks and West Coast cities.
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Herbert Harford
Rockford, NL
Alburnett Christian Church
Thomas Park
W. C. Sheets
Harry Dunn
Marion Theater Seeks Popcorn Attendant
Mrs. George P. Whitney, who suffered a fractured hip six weeks ago, has been moved from the hospital to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lindly at 1937 Third Avenue. Earlier, visitors noted Mr. and Mrs. Newell C formerly of Marion visiting Seattle.
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Newell C
Marion
Seattle
George P. Whitney
Clyde Lindly
Third Avenue
Klein Sisters Return Home After Illness in Minneapolis
Miss Elizabeth Klein, following major surgery at Northwestern hospital in Minneapolis, returned home Monday evening with her sister Miss Emma Klein. Henry Arp Jr. also returned to Marion after a trip to Arcadia California with his wife and daughter, to handle business before resuming plans there. Postmaster and Mrs Charles Burns report a vacation in Chicago and Milwaukee visiting relatives.
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Elizabeth Klein
Northwestern Hospital
Minneapolis
Emma Klein
Henry Arp, Jr
Local Notes From Winnipeg to Des Moines and Holden
Winnipeg and a weekend with Mrs Burns niece Mrs Westley in James town North Dakota. Mr and Mrs W E Doan and Miss Amy Doan return home from Holden Missouri and Pleasanton Kansas where they were guests of Mrs Doans nieces. Ray Sheeley convalesces from an appendectomy at the Veterans hospital Des Moines. He is a GI apprentice at the Pribyl upholstery shop.
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Winnipeg
Canada
W. M. Westley
Jamestown
N. D
W. E. Doan
Amy Doan
Holden, Mo
Pleasanton
Kansas
Ray Sheeley
Third Avenue
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Sheeley
G.I
Pribyl
Omaha man visits after uncle’s death in Marion
George Clark of Omaha, summoned to Marion by the death of his uncle George H. Clark of Toddville, has stayed with his mother Mrs. Rose Johnson. Mick Lenihan of Miller apartments, a Wilson and Company employee, fractured his right ankle Saturday while repairing a meat truck and now wears a walking cast.
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George Clark
Omaha
Marion
George H. Clark
Toddville
Rose Johnson
Mick Lenihan
Miller Apartments
Wilson and Company
Perrys Return From 10 Day Vacation
The Rev Mr and Mrs Homer F Perry returned home Tuesday after a 10 day vacation visiting their parents the Earl D Perrys.
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Homer F. Perry
Earl D. Perrys
Springville to Face Glass' DX in Tonight's Softball clash
Softball action resumes as Springville meets Glass' DX station at 7 30 p m and Farmers State Bank plays Ray's Skelly station in the second game. Friday marks the final night of the summer season.
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Springville
Glass’ DX
Farmers State Bank
Ray
Idle Hour Washers On Sale At Coast To Coast Store
Low priced electric washers advertised at Auto Coast to Coast Store. Mr. and Mrs Ned Brewer and children return to Independence Missouri after visit with Mrs Brewer's father Harry J Murphey and brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Max Berlin. The Joe Nelsons and daughters of Independence visit Mr Murphey and the Berlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto
Ned Brewer
Independence
Justice Rutledge Fined $10 for Auto Collision
United States Supreme Court Justice Rutledge was fined $10 and costs for taking the right of way in an automobile collision July 27. He pled innocent through his attorney Lowell White of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
United States Supreme Court
Rutledge
Lowell White
Rutledge Returns East After Vacation Incident
Rutledge, who vacationed here, has returned East. James Slaughenhoop, 37, Denver, faced careless driving charges after an incident involving the other car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutledge
James Slaughenhoop
Denver
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Marion News
Gazette Business Office
Mrs. E. D. Wells
English Boulevard
Lanark, IN
Dot and
Fern
Mildred A. Titus
Eugene Maxson
Fifteenth Street
Allen McElwain
Eighth Avenue
David Klink
Eleventh Street
Hugh E. Rick
New House
Marion Cafe
Leon W. Janzman
M. H. Biddick
James Morgan
George Fisher
Edward Lynch
Claude A. von Sprecken
Louise G. Johnson
Ce Mar
Dippels
George W. Dippel
Fourth Street
Ronald Wood
Dippel
A.W. Peterson Co., Inc
First Street
CIA
Mle
Rad
Kryptok
Second St
Marion Theater
Justice Rutledge
Joyce Irene Feiereisen
John Feiereisen
Wilson Avenue
Yager
Eaton
Amc
Ee Eee
Orn
Men’s Cotton Unions
Drira
Rao Sa TS
Am An I III
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