Cars Collide Headon In Fog Near Tipton
Herbert R. Schwitzer 26 farm hand of near Tipton died in a fog shrouded crash two miles east of Tipton when his car collided head on with a Cedar Rapids operated auto driven by Harold Moody of Higley avenue SE Cedar Rapids. Moody was treated at St Luke’s hospital with head facial and ankle injuries. Schwitzer is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Otto Schwitzer of Sunbury.
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Tipton
Herbert R. Schwitzer
Harold Moody
Higley Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Schwitzer
Moody
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ottowitzer
Sunbury
Seven Die in Iowa Auto Wrecks Last Week
Seven people died in Iowa traffic incidents during the week ending Saturday the lowest weekly toll since May 11-17. The Sunday-through-Saturday total for 1941 rose to 551, compared with 505 a year earlier, and matched the week of July 6-12. One fatality was Leonard Schuett 21 Tama killed when his car failed to turn near Grinnell. his passenger Clifford Lenhart Tama escaped. Mrs Earl Peters wife of the Fifteenth Iowa district judge was fatally injured and Judge Peters injured in a collision north of Villisca with a Kansas City truck loaded with Christmas trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa
Leonard Schuett
Tama
Grinnell
Schuett
Clifford Lenhart
Earl Peters
U S Sues Over Unused PWA Grant in Iowa City
The United States files suit in Davenport seeking the recovery of 28140 as an advance on a municipal electric plant PWA project in Iowa City that was abandoned. The grant was approved in 1935 with an overall grant of 413000 and an advance paid August 31 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
PWA
Iowa City
Davenport
Federal District Court
Ollie Tavern Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Ollie Indiana
A Sigourney fire destroyed the Ollie beer tavern and hotel early Monday at about 4:30 a.m. Owner Jake Bottger reported no loss estimate. Firefighters found the building practically gone upon arrival. William Jones, a roomer, and Bottger lost all personal belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Ollie
Jake Bottger
Sigourney Fire Department
Bottger
William Jones
Obituaries note several Iowa death notices across towns
Dysart George Landgrebe 75 former resident died in Bryant South Dakota funeral in Dysart he leaves two daughters and a son. West Liberty Sam Martin Crafton 73 died at home after illness farmed until retirement town marshal and church member funeral Tuesday at Snider chapel. Williamsburg Frederick August Imhoff 39 died at University hospital Iowa City funeral at home and St Pauls Lutheran burial in Emmanuel York Township. Anamosa Frank James 60 died after brief illness retired Chickasaw notes and survivors listed. funeral 2 pm at Smykil funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
George Landgrebe
Bryant
S. D
West Liberty
Sam” Martin Crafton
Mr. Crafton
Mason County
Illinois
Emma Workman
L. L. DeFlon
Presbyterian Church
Mabel Albrand
Williamsburg
Frederick August Imhoff
University Hospital
Iowa City
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Enno Schuelke
Emmanuel Cemetery
York Twnship
Imhoff
Henry
Johanna Wardenburg Imhoff
John Timm
Anna Imhoff
Wil
Herman
Ord
Dietrick
Orlen
Anamosa
Frank James
Chickasaw
Okla
Katie James
Hutchinson
Kan
Alma Douglas
Wichhita
Smykil
Elson Rites Held for 80 Year Old Shellsburg Resident
Mrs. Mahala Elson aged 80 lifelong Shellsburg resident died Sunday in Vinton hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Federated church. Widow of Elson who died four years ago. She and her late husband celebrated a fiftieth anniversary in 1931. Survived by four children Ralph and Mrs Merle Blooman of Shellsburg Dr R E and Wilbur Elson of Vinton a sister Mrs Amanda Co of Shellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellsburg
Mahala Elson
Vinton Hospital
Federated Church
Elson
Ralph Elson
Merle Blooman
Shelisburg
R. E
Wilbur Elson
Vinton
Amanda Co
Iowa Public Debt Drops Across Two-Year Span
Iowa public debt declined by 13.6 million dollars over the last two years, reducing total indebtedness to 197.66 million. The Iowa Taxpayers Association also found a 7 percent drop in health department costs in cities over 5,000, lowering per capita health spending from 91 to 85 cents, while street and park costs rose modestly per city.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Dice Decide Which Claiborne Men Go Home Christmas
Soldiers of Company H 136th medical regiment at Camp Claiborne draw lots to split Christmas furloughs. Captain James J. Reimond explains 16 day leaves. winners go home for Christmas, losers return after New Year. Soldiers named include Dean E. Turnipseed Cedar Rapids Albert Spery Oodlwein Nehls Cedar Rapids and John C. Rauch Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Claiborne
136Th Medical Regi
James J. Reimond
Iowa
Dean E. Turnipseed
Cedar Rapids
Albert Spery
Hoosier wins hay title at Chicago show
George Saverman of Crown Point was named hay king at the 42nd International Livestock Exposition in Chicago as judging began in open stock classes. He also won the reserve championship with a red clover sample while the grand open livestock champion went to a Shorthorn class. Other Monday winners included Shorthorn bulls, Tamworth barrows, and Purdue University entries.
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Chicago
George Verman
Crown Point
Inonday
Saverman
John Gardhouse and Sons
Wesand Son
West Liberty
Albert Hultine and Sonsville
Neb
Tamworth
J. M. Dowell
Mahomet
Sons
Baker
Shelbyville
Ill
Omer Co
Fred Arin and Sons
Verly
N August
Purdue Universi Lafayette
Hubbell
Des Moines
Milk Prices Rise One Cent A Quart In Iowa City
Iowa City dairy price hike takes effect, lifting milk to 12 cents per quart. Sullivan, spokesman for over 75 farmers and dairies, notes broader drive to cover higher costs, with wholesale sales affected and shipments adjusted amid demand shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Iowa City
Sullivan
Johnson County
Uae
What Cheer Couple Mark Fiftieth Anniversary
What Cheer celebrates the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Neuman. The couple married November 26, 1891, and observed the anniversary Thanksgiving day at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Neuman
Mr. Euh
Lizzie Carpenter Celebrates 94th Birthday
Mrs. Lizzie Carpenter marks her 94th birthday while daughter Verna Johnson of Silvis NL visits. Friends visit, she remains housebound and crocheting rugs, sewing, and cutting leather. Failing sight limits reading. she asks about war news daily and avoids radio.
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Verna Johnson
Silvis
McNeil Family Dinner Highlights Cedar Rapids Ties
Mr and Mrs B L McNeil of 1200 street hosted a Thanksgiving weekend dinner with Milo McNeil newly married in Des Moines. Mrs McNeil formerly Ruth Vickrey of Cedar Rapids joined guests Kenneth Whitlock and daughters Sandra and Nancy of Winnetka Illinois James Reynolds and wife with daughter Sharon Kay Bob Newlin and Leota Fern McNeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. McNeil
Street
Milo McNeil
Des Moines
McNeil
Ruth Vickrey
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Whitlock
Sandra
Nancy
Winnetka, Ill
James Reynolds
Sharon Kay
Bob Newlin
Leota
Fern McNeil
Civilian defense classes held at public library
Community readers attend civilian defense training sessions hosted in the public library. Instructors lead organized drills and safety discussions for residents seeking basic emergency preparedness.
Jersey creamline milk price at Wood Acres ad
Advertisement notes Jersey creamline milk at 35c per pint, skim milk 10c, two gallons price Tec. Jersey cream priced at 44c per quart at Wood Acres.
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Jersey Creamline
Jersey
Wood Acres
Local families return from visits and plan holidays
Mr and Mrs Robert Haupt and their son return home from Reinbeck. Miss Elizabeth Jones returns to Marion after Thanksgiving with relatives in Dwight NL. Mr and Mrs Lyle Warren and family spent the weekend in Bayard with parents. Start Christmas plans with us now We lay away. Owen's Cut Rate Drug Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Haupt
Reinbeck
Elizabeth Jones
Dwight
Marion
Lyle Warren
Bayard
Owen
Soldier Max Biesecker Returns From Great Lakes for Eight-Day Furlough
Max Biesecker, stationed at the Great Lakes Training School in Chicago, arrived in Marion Saturday for an eight day furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Biesecker
Chicago
Marion
Miss Elmira Russell Spends Thanksgiving with Relatives
English instructor at Marion high school Miss Elmira Russell spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Webster ity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira Russell
Marion High School
Websterity
Weekend Visits and Local Notices Highlight Community News
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Coffman and family visited Polo Illinois with his parents. Mrs. John D. Coffman accompanied them to Marion for a week long visit. Miss Dorothy Haffa returned from Waterloo after Thanksgiving. Miss Gwyneth Young visited relatives in Mt Vernon from Thursday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Coffman
Polo, Ill
John D. Coffman
Marion
Dorothy Haffa
Waterloo
Gwyneth Young
Mt. Vernon
Recital Series Continues At Ruth Engstrom Home
Miss Ruth Engstrom presented a piano pupil group in the second recital held Sunday at her home. Parents named include Re Clapp, Jack Ratliff, Donna Bailey. The Methodist church choir will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. for a rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Engstrom
Re- Clapp
Jack Ratliff
Donna Bailey
Methodist Church
Choral Club Shifts Meeting to Kinser Home Tuesday
The Choral club meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Glenn Kinser’s home instead of the library. Maurice Jacobs, awaiting army camp, visited his parents Jr. and Mrs. Earl Jacobs. Clinton Gatewood, linked to Golden Rule lodge No. 486, auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will meet Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs. Harry Mellish’s 525 Sixth avenue. The picnic has been can-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Kinser
Maurice Jacobs
Des Moines
Earl Jacobs
Golden Rule Lodge No
Brotherhood of Railroad
Harry Mellish
Sixth Avenue
Titus Family Visit to Waterloo Relative
Mr and Mrs Howard Titus and Miss Mildred Titus spent Sunday at Waterloo visiting their aunt Miss Lenore Titus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Howard Titus
Mildred Titus
Waterloo
Lenore Titus
Mayor Mullin Fines Two Speeders in Morning Session
Carl F. Bock of Anamosa paid a $10 fine plus costs and David Elder of Marion paid a $5 fine plus costs after Monday morning speeding cases.
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John Mullin
Carl F. Bock
Anamosa
David Elder
Marion
Building permits issued for garage and home projects
Dave Mann on Third avenue at Twenty-sixth street received a permit for a garage costing 50 dollars. F. E. Stimson at 601 Fifth avenue received a permit for a garage addition costing 25 dollars. Richard Clark of 1670 Park avenue received a permit for a new home costing 4,000 dollars. Henry Miller named as residence contractor.
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Dave Mann
Third Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
F. E. Stimson
Fifth Avenue
Richard Clark
Park Avenue
Henry Miller
Weekend Guests At Gordon Home With Cornell College Students
Weekend guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gordon were Margaret Pauly of Aurora Illinois George Jares of Maywood Illinois Dick Houden of Belvidere Illinois and Theola Gordon all students at Cornell college.
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Gilbert Gordon
Margaret Pauly
Aurora
George Jares
Maywood
Dick Houden
Belvidere
Theola Gordon
Cornell College
Business Girls Club to Meet for Bandage Making in Marion
Members of the Business Girls club of Marion will meet Tuesday to make bandages at 7 30 p m in the library auditorium. They are asked to bring their white dresses to the business meeting at 7 p m.
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Business Girls Club of
Marion
Visitors Return to Chicago After Brief Visit
The Misses to Bear Myrna Bailey and Betty r returned Sunday evening to Chicago after a visit that began Thursday. They accompanied Mr and Mrs John LaCost who visited Mr LaCost's mother there.
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Bear
Myrna Bailey
Betty R
Chicago
John LaCost
Mr. LaCost
Miss Virginia Jackson Finishes Sixth in Finals
Miss Virginia Jackson, a freshman at the University of Iowa, was among 25 chosen from 130 pupils in a reading activity and finished sixth in the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Jackson
University of Iowa
Marion High School Opens Season With Springville Game
The Marion high school basketball season begins Friday evening with a home game against Springville, marking the start of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Springville
Wedding of Ruth Langwehr and Irvin Kuehl at Clinton
Mr and Mrs Howard Caldwell attended a Sunday wedding and reception for Ruth Langwehr and Irvin Kuehl at Clinton. The Sunshine division of the W S C S of the Methodist church will not meet this week but will meet December 18 at Mrs Charles Crosley home in the Bezdek apartments with an exchange of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Caldwell
Clinton
Ruth Langwehr
Irvin Kuehl
Sunshine Division
Methodist Church
Charles Crosley
Bezdek
Five room unfurnished apartment for rent
Apartment available for rent at 391.- asking price. Five rooms, unfurnished, no children. Contact by phone.
Mrs Rose Marburter Visited Clinton Daughters
Mrs Rose Marburter of Clinton spent the weekend with her daughters Mrs Howard Caldwell and Mrs Paul Morton. Mrs James Fairley of 1087 Eleventh Street will host the Child Study Club on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Marburter
Clinton
Howard Caldwell
Paul Morton
James Fairley
Eleventh Street
Child Study Club
Miss Winifred Schrubbe Returns to Marion High School
Miss Winifred Schrubbe, formerly ill with mumps at Decorah, returned home to Marion Sunday and expects to resume teaching at Marion high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Schrubbe
Decorah
Marion
Marion High School
White Cross Sunday Offering for St Luke's Hospital
Observed at the Methodist church, White Cross Sunday collected gifts for St Luke's hospital. A special offering aided those needing free hospitalization. Persons wishing to donate may take their contribution to Miss Mildred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mildred
Robert Carey vacationing in Ames Iowa
Robert Carey is spending time in Ames Iowa during a vacation period while visiting Mrs E V. n. .'s area and Iowa State University surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carey
Ames
Iowa State
Miss Bertha Harlan Returns From Marshalltown Visit
Miss Bertha Harlan returned from Marshalltown where she visited at her brother's home since Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Harlan
Marshalltown
Barbara Gallagher Referred For Medical Cause
Barbara Gallagher, identified as Mrs. Douglas Gallagher, is reported as affected by mumps or a related ailment, with the notice noting the illness as the reported cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Gallagher
Mrs
Douglas Gallagher
Biddicks Visit Matron Mother in Montfort Wisconsin
M H Biddick and Richard Biddick visited their mother Mrs Elizabeth at Montfort Wisconsin. Mrs Biddick who recently suffered a heart attack is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Biddick
Richard Biddick
Elizabeth
Montfort, Wis
Biddick
Capt Averill Assigned To Duty At Claiborne
Capt Beryl Averill of Cedar Rapids Iowa was assigned to duty with the adjutant general at Camp Claiborne. Averill previously served as adjutant for the division surgeon at Thirty fourth division headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Averill
Claiborne
Camp Claiborne
INS
Beryl Averil
Cedar Rapids
Adjutant General's Office
Averill
Bryan Sanborn Injured In Auto Accident Friday
Bryan Sanborn was bruised in an auto accident Friday as the Smith car fell, leaving unclear details about injuries and circumstances.
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Bryan Sanborn
Smith
Mrs Marthe Gije Plans Visit to Los Angeles Contacts
Mrs Marthe Gije will visit Los Angeles Monday night to see her sister Mrs Arthur Smith and Mr Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe Gi
A, Angeles
Oe Sreeter
Arthur Smith
Mr Smith
Fog Shrouds Two Crashes Leave Three Hurt on Highway 6
In Grinnell area fog caused two highway collisions at midnight Sunday. One car carried Winchell 19 Malcom, with serious injuries to Hollis arson J r. of Malcom who sustained severe head cuts. The second car from Kellogg carried six passengers including Cooper 19 and Mulford 16 with leg injuries and broken jaws.
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Grinnell
Highway
Winchell
Malcom
Hollis 'Arson Jr
Dale Curry
Kellogg
Cooper
Junior Mulford
Roy Meyer
Five youths injured in foggy Washington highway crash
A head on collision on highway 92 west of Washington in fog at 11:30 Sunday injured five youths. Laverne Loe and Loomfield suffered broken jaw and nose and serious chest injuries. Robert White 17 of Keota and Ert Smith 17 of Keota and Loyal McGrew 26 of West Grove suffered chest injuries. Both cars were demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Washington
Highway 92
Laverne Oe &Loomfield
Robert White
Keota
Andert Smith
Loyal McGrew
West Grove
Selby Represents Wilson At Civilian Defense Conference
Des Moines Iowa AP Rodney Q secretary of the Iowa industrial and defense commission attended a 14 state conference in Chicago on Monday representing Governor Wilson. May or LaGuardia planned to preside and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt would outline women's role in civilian defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
AD P
Rodney Q
Iowa Industrial and Defense Commission
Chicago
George A. Wilson
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Wilson
LaGuardia
Office of Civilian Defense
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Iowa City News Briefs Highlights University and Local Events
University of Iowa violin and theory instructor Prof Small leads the Tri City Symphony and serves as concertmaster. Fourteen UI women join Theta Sigma Phi, with grouped entrants from Cedar Rapids Iowa City. Two Johnson County conscientious objectors Hartzler and Schrock depart for Camp Denison December 9. Johnson County Red Cross launches a 10 week canteen course to train women for mass food preparation during disaster or war. Ellis Crawford chairs the county program and Dr Kate Daum leads hospital nutrition guidance. Prof Charles Pendleton to give a public lecture Friday at 8 p m in Old Capitol Senate Chamber on The Humanities and the Multitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Small
University of Iowa
Department of
Tri-City
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
University
Theta Sigma Phi
Eastern Iowa
Kathryn Dennison
Cedar Rapids
Mary Margaret Walzemn
Jeanne Starr
Johnson County
Ronald E. Hartzler
Truman W. Schrock
Kalona
Camp Denison
The
Red Cross
Ellis Crawford
Kate Daum
University Hospital Nutrition Department
Iowa Cs
Crawford
Charles S. Pendleton
Conian
Senate Chamber
Old Capitol
Guernsey Marriage of Belle Merck and John Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Merck announce the marriage of their daughter Belle to John Schmidt son of Mr. and Mrs. id Schmidt of Guernsey. The ceremony was performed by Rev W S Wendt in the Lutheran church at Ottumwa on Tuesday November 25. Attending were Margaret Senean and Ted Bohstedt both recent graduates of Iowa State Teachers College. Mr Schmidt is employed by Wilson and Company in Cedar and the couple will reside at their home. Also noted is a report from Victor that Mrs J P A Jr chaired the local Cross Drive and that $1401515 has been collected for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Ernest Merck
Belle
John — Schmidt
Id Schmidt
W. S. Wendt
Ottumwa
Margaret Senean
Deep River
Ted Bohstedt
Iowa State Teachers College
Schmidt
Wilson and Company
Cedar An
Victor
J. Pa Jr
America To Deliver The Goods Defense Rally Speakers Say
In Des Moines speakers at a Veterans of Foreign Wars defense rally urged unity and Americanism. Justice Frederic M. Miller defended U S strength while condemning Lindbergh’s views. Alice Donahue Brig Gen Charles H Grahl and federal and recruiting officers also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Frederic M. Miller
Iowa
Charles H. Grahl
Selective Service
J. L. Dalton
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Army, Navy, and Marine
Iowa Draft Appeals Rare Pleases Washington Officials
Des Moines reports that only one Iowa selective service classification appeal reached the President, a fact cited with pleasure by federal officials. Governor George A. Wilson said Major George A. Irvin noted Iowa’s draft processing was running smoothly and national headquarters questioned the low appeal rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
George A. Wilson
George A. Irvin
Barney Myers to Run Thornburg's Campaign
Irving W. Barney Myers Republican national committeeman will manage Thornburg's bid for the U S Senate next spring. Myers resigns as committeeman and will not seek lieutenant governor. state campaign HQ to be in a department building with no political activity there. Thornburg leads the GOP field with Governor Wilson possibly entering. Democrat incumbent is Senator Clyde L. Herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Department of Agriculture
Thornburg
GOP
George A. Wilson
Clyde L. Herring
Sisters Wed Brothers In A Double Ceremony
Mr and Mrs William Hatfield of Auburn announce the marriages of their daughters Pearl to Donald Romain and Mabel to Sint Lancaster. The brides wed the grooms who are brothers. They will reside near Brandon and Urbana where the brothers farm in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
William Hatfield
North of
Pearl
Donald Romain
Mabel
Sint Lancaster
Canada
Brandon
Urbana
Kilpatrick Howe nuptials held at West Ridge church
Lorna Kilpatrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kilpatrick wed Charles Howe son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Howe on Thanksgiving morning at West Ridge Catholic church. Rev M J Bregen presided. The couple will reside in Waukon with Howe employed as Decorah Produce manager and Kilpatrick employed in a local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Lorna Kilpatrick
Charles Kilpatrick
Charles Howe
Wilbur Howe
West Ridge Catholic Church
M. J. Bregen
Howe
Decorah Produce Company
How Can I Get a Loan
A historical ad outlines three ways to borrow from Household Finance. It shows $100 loan repaid by 12 monthly installments of $9.77 or as little as $6.99 monthly over 18 months. Options include personal notes, car-secured loans, and unspecified third method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selicom
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Marion News
Gazette
Pratt
Pratt's Farm
Dial
IDPA
K. F. Adamson
Iowa Ordnance Plant
Burlington
University of Pennsylvania
France
Brother Allen
Harlem
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
Tastryt Tavern
First Street
Dice
Hoosier
Lizzie Carpenter
Clinton Gatewood
Selby
Maresh
America
Barney Myers
Drigcraven
Ma Ha Ave
Analee Nas
Mason City
Roperane
Higley
Third Ave
R. C Arnett
E. Washington Street
Commercial Street
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