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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1944

Page

10

Solons Favor Pension Law For Teachers In Iowa

An Associated Press poll shows strong support among Iowa legislators for a state teacher pension, district consolidation, and state aid to schools. Of 58 replies, 40 to 8 back a pension plan, 42 to 5 favor larger rural districts, and 46 to 3 back state funding, with others silent. The plan would cost about 50 million annually to operate schools, with 12 million proposed as state aid, and consolidation of small districts favored to save money.

Des Moines Associated Press General Assembly House Senate Commission

Twenty five Fayette County men depart for Fort Snelling

Special to The Gazette reports twenty five Fayette County selectees left West Union for Fort Snelling Minnesota for induction into the armed forces. The list includes Alfred Hansen Clifton Miller Harry Lue der Gerrald Cook Jason Gage James Duffield Lennie Stensland Arthur Kohls Walter Gross Jack Moore Melvin Holtzman George Kelly Edward Schmidt Harold Adams Calvin Kiel Gregory Wurzer Delford Milbrandt Lloyd Meyer Fridolin Goerend Leo Bruess Robert Proctor Lester Teepe Arlo Copp Errett Faust and John Frey.

West Union Fayette County Fort Snelling Minn Alfred N. Hansen Clifton D. Miller Harry A. Lueder Gerrald Cook Jason D. Gage James I. Duffield Lennie R. Stensland Arthur L. Kohls Walter M. Gross Jack S. Moore Fayette Melvin O. Holtzman George

Richard Bohr of Ossian to Be Ordained Priest

Richard Anthony Bohr son of Mr and Mrs Herman Bohr of Ossian will be ordained to the Catholic priesthood Sunday Dec 17 at the Loras College chapel Dubuque by Archbishop Henry P Rohlman. He will celebrate his first solemn mass Tuesday Dec 19 at 10 am at St Francis de Sales church Ossian. A reception will be held at the opera house in the afternoon. The Rev Mr Bohr graduated in 1937 from St Francis de Sales school. A brother the Rev Jerome Bohr is chaplain at Mercy hospital Waverly.

Ossian Richard Anthony Bohr Herman Bohr Loras College Chapel Dubuque Henry P. Rohlman St. Francis de Sales Church Opera House Bohr St. Francis de Sales Jerome Bohr Mercy Hospital Waverly

Walker Soldier Maoney Killed in Action in Germany

Sgt. Joseph J. Mahoney 23 of Walker was killed November 21 in Germany while serving with the American First Army. He was a 1939 Walker High School graduate and had been in service since November 7 1942. Survived by parents and siblings with a memorial service planned at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Walker Tuesday at 9 30 am with rosaries recited Sunday and Monday evenings.

Walker Joseph J. Mahoney Germany Dan Mahoney War Department American First Army Mahoney Coggan Walker High School Takes Fort Des Moines Camp Robinson Ark Fort Sill Okla Camp Bowie Texas Indianapolis France Belgium Holland Daniel Mahoney Ralph Zeiser Center Point Leonard Zeiser Harold Kramer Mary Mahoney Sacred Heart Catholic Church Hubert Holsters

James Gabrielson Killed in Action in Germany

Decorah area farmer Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gabrielson learn from the war department that their son Private James Gabrielson has been killed in Germany His widow Ina Phillips formerly of the East has been with the Gabrielsons since their son’s marriage on August 26 last year.

Decorah James Gabrielson Germany Gilbert Gabrielson War Department Ina Phillips East Pfc. Gabrielson

West Union Soldier Wounded in France

Mr and Mrs Harry Turner received a war dept telegram that their son Pvt Harry A Turner Jr was wounded Nov 20 in action in France. A West Union High School graduate he enlisted in June 1943.

West Union Harry Turner War Department Pvt Harry A. Turner, Jr France West Union High School Army

Justice Edward C. Eicher Laid To Rest In Iowa

Chief Justice Edward C. Eicher of the U S district court Washington D C and former Iowa congressman was buried in Iowa after funeral services at Washington Methodist church. The Rev H Leonard Metzker said he was meek humble and patient despite a climb up the ladder of success. The Washington County Bar attended with U S Marshal Dr Edward C Roach accompanying the funeral party from Washington D C. Eicher died in his sleep at his Alexandria Virginia home after presiding over the mass sedition trial.

Martelle Soldier Hurt Second Time

Pfe. Howard Schley 24, son of George Schley of Martelle, wounded in Germany Oct. 27. This is his second time listed among casualties after first wounding July 11 in France. He volunteered Nov. 7, 1942, has been overseas since February 1943, and fought in France Belgium Holland and Germany.

Martelle Pfe Howard Schley George Schley Germany Raymond Schley War Department Schley France Belgium Molland

Hawkeye Airman Wins Flying Cross

Sgt. Donald R. Granneman of Hawkeye earns the Distinguished Flying Cross for 30 combat missions over Germany. He also wears the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf clusters and is a Wendover Field alumnus who entered service in 1942. His brother Pvt. Russell Granneman is stationed in Colorado.

Hawkeye—Tech Donald R. Granneman Will Granneman Hawkeye Germany Granneman Hawkeye High School Wendover Field Utah Pvt Russell Granneman Colorado

Man Disguised As Woman Held For Fur Theft

Omaha police traced a fur coat theft to Edward Kinney 24 who wore a wig and claimed to be Edna Caty of Chicago. Kinney detained after a taxi stop confessed under questioning and faced grand larceny charges. He is 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 140 pounds, from Council Bluffs.

Omaha Harvey Sautter Edna Caty Chicago Harry Green Edward Kinney Third Avenue Council Bluffs Kinney Fred Franks

Airman earns Silver Star for crash landing and rescue

First Lt. Howard F Fisher 22 of Clarence receives the Silver Star for guiding a crippled bomber to safety in England after a mission over Europe. Despite severe wounds and a flame-engulfed wreck, he helped evacuate a wounded bombardier and crewman, then returned to base. He enlisted in 1942 after junior year at Cornell and trained in Montgomery Alabama with wings earned May 28, 1943 in Seymour Indiana.

Clarence Howard F Fisher Joseph L. Fisher U. S Army England Europe Fisher Army Air Corps Cornell College Mt. Vernon Montgomery Ala Seymour Ind

Lt. Fisher Awards and Combat Record Highlight

In February 1944 from Ala Morgordo New Mexico, Lt. Fisher completed his twenty eighth mission when wounded on June 20. He is awarded the Silver Star and also wears the Distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf clusters and the Purple Heart.

Seas Alamorgordo N. M Fisher

Iowa Woman Leaves An Estate of 48000

The estate of Frances Schleier a Ft Atkinson woman is valued at 47986.39 with 100 heirs spread across 12 states and Canada. The inventory lists notes and mortgages 19157 contracts 8816.53 real estate 2500 US bonds 15093 household goods 300 money on deposit 2119.86 and estimated debts 1000.

United States

British Party Delayed by Rails Tieup in Brooklyn

Five Wrens and 11 English officials touring the United States rode the Rock Island No. 5 westbound when a freight derailment near Brooklyn halted traffic from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. They spent the wait in Brooklyn homes as about 100 passengers were stranded.

Brooklyn England United States Iowa Rock Island Town

Blood Plasma Fund totals listed with local donors

Marion News reports the Blood Plasma Fund chair Pauline Naso lists recent contributions from Mary Breneman Federation of Women's Clubs New Art Club and Athenian Club five dollars each Lat A Lot Club three dollars Birthday Club two dollars twenty seven and H M Titus two dollars bringing the total to five hundred ninety three dollars and sixty one cents.

Pauline Naso Mary F. Breneman Federation of Women’s Clubs New Art Club Athenian Club Birthday Club H. M. Titus

Local Notes From LeMoore County Calif and Marion

Sunday for LeMoore field Calif transfers from Harlingen Texas. Mr and Mrs True Woodward sell 1257 Fourteenth avenue to Mr and Mrs Francis Bruce of Urbana and move to Central City Dec 15. Fire call to Nickerson exchange furniture store from a short circuit. damage slight. Verle Breed visiting Clarksville Tenn parents. granted a month leave. Ivanhoe club to hold Christmas party after a 1 pm dessert lunch at K V cafe with Elizabeth Klein in charge. J C Roush and son Jimmie stay with father C O Monroe as husband serves in the South Pacific.

True Woodward Fourteenth Avenue Francis Bruce Urbana Central City H. P. Kline Nickerson Exchange Verle Breed U.S. O. Travelers’ Aid Service Clarksville, Tenn H. F. Breed Ivanhoe Club K. V Cafe Elizabeth Klein D. B. Storck H. M. Titus

Christmas Dinner Plans Set by O.O.P. Club

A meeting at Mrs. George Hanry's home generated plans for the O.O.P. club Christmas dinner program on December 18. Mrs. Hugh Gordon spoke on Our Peacetime House. The speaker also noted a move to a Newton area residence near her husband's parents.

Newton O.O.P. Club George Hanry Hugh Gordon

Fourteen Winneshiek Men Leave for Fort Snelling Induction

Fourteen Winneshiek county registrants departed Wednesday morning for Fort Snelling Minnesota for induction into the armed forces. The list includes Odin G. Nelson Edwin L. Borseth James A. Hislop Darwin Christopher Edward C. Linderbaun Harry W. Rude Emmet W. Gaul Charles A. Seaton Merlin C. Rilling Francis J. Bina Donald C. Schneberger Raymond J. Schmitt Ossian Clarion B. Lofte Milton J. Tupy Chicago.

Decorah Winneshiek County Fort Snelling Minn Odin G. Nelson Edwin L. Borseth James A. Hislop Darwin Christopher Edward C. Linderbaun Lansing Harry W. Rude Mabel Emmet W. Gaul Richmond Calif Charles A. Seaton Cedar Rapids Merlin C

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Solons Richard Bohr First Army Sgt J. J. Mahoney James. Gabrielson Cubaney CO McCready's Health Foods Second Avenue SE Eicher Services Washington Pfc. Schley White Eagle White Eagle Coal Company DIAL THE Eagle ‘Coal CO First Street Howard Fisher Marion News Hallwood Cafe Frank Smith Navy Hawaiian Islands Stephen Lynn Richard Schrimper Fargo, N. D Bertha Schrimper Prince Albert Sir Walter Rawleigh Big Ben Owen M. K. Jacobs West Bend George Jacobs Jacobs Pacific Area Howard Caldwell Marion Machinery Company St. Luke's Hospital Cpl Donald R. Mills W. H. Mills LeMoore Field Harlingen Woodwards Sell House Marion Storm’s George Austin Phillipines Grace C. Koppenhaver Richard Crew J. C. Roush Jimmie C. O. Monroe Tenth Street South Pacific Sr le Para Peter Pan Novak Comany
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