Sales of Hard Liquor In Iowa Show Decline
DES MOINES AP Iowa Liquor Chairman M L Curtis Tuesday reported hard liquor sales in state stores declined in November for the first time in history Distilled spirits totaled 186 264 gallons versus 188 452 in November 1940 a 1 1 percent drop Wine sales rose 56 69 percent from 14 718 gallons in November 1940 to 22 063 gallons last month Curtis noted the commission has been pushing wine sales and said his theory that more wine would reduce hard liquor has been confirmed in a typical month’s record.
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Des Moines
Iowa
M. L. Curtis
Curtis
Why Forecasting Is Now Verboten
Des Moines AP reports Federal Meteorologist Charles D. Reed says U S weather conditions influence Far East warfare. He explains weather news was removed from radio and papers because tracking cloudy areas and storms could aid enemy bombing plans and forecasts.
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Des Moines
United States
Far East
Pacific Ocean
Charles D. Reed
Reed
25 Percent Expansion At Ordnance Plant Considered
Washington AP reports the War Department is weighing a 25 percent expansion of the Des Moines ordnance plant. The plan would add $10 million to the $30,000 already allotted and could create a new production line with at least one additional large building. Senator Herring notes ample room on about 5,000 acres for the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Des Moines
War Department
Herring
Department
Oelwein Women Injured In Crash
Miss Mabel Borland 24 of Oelwein is in critical condition at Mercy hospital after a collision on Highway 11 three miles northeast of Oelwein Monday evening. She and Joan Jonas were returning from West Union where they work at the courthouse when they collided with a machine driven by Mrs. S A Patten of West Union. Jonas has a fractured jaw and Patten was not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Mabel Borland
Mercy Hospital
Joan Jonas
West Union
S. A. Patten
Jonas
Released Guardsmen Granted Chance to Reenlist
Des Moines AP says Adjt. Gen. Charles H. Grahl secured War Department authorization to recall about 480 Iowa National Guardsmen discharged in the past year. The move allows voluntary reenlistment for those eligible, with married men needing spousal consent and proof of family support.
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Des Moines
Adj
Charles H. Grahl
War Department
Iowa
Grohl
Army District
Grahl
Des Moines Army
Fort Des Moines
Fort Crook
Omaha
Neb
Grahi
Good Fellow Contributors Listed by Marion News
Marion News prints the Good Fellow list of contributors including Marion lodge No 6 A F and A M ten dollars Marion chapter No 183 O ES three dollars and many individuals with smaller gifts. Also notes residents visiting relatives and holiday offerings from Gordon Hatchery with Xmas poultry and roasted poultry products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lodge
A.F
A.M
Marion Chapter
O.es
Sorosis Club
Musica
Cary
Diana
Lyman Hough
John T. Raymond
Son
Ivanhoe Club
J. L. Papes
Harold J. Nilssen
Marion Linnchapter
D.A.R
George Price
Bryan Sanborn
Karl Kendall
W. C. Sheets
J. F. Beach
W. W. Lary
D. B. Storck
R. E. Choate
C. A. Hand
Klatter Klub
Paul Fiedler
Ed Sigfred Clothing Company
Clyo Castle
Lat-a-Lot Club
Art Shumack
H. B. Phillips
R. J. Kendall
Marion Dairy
Arles T. Rowe
Harry Snell
Mildred Titus
George Barnoske
Gladys Woodworth
John Reynolds
Marion charity to distribute toys to underprivileged children
Volunteers repair sleds scooters wagons and other toys for Marion children. Roy Cooper and James Reynolds supervise the effort with help from the Marion Business Girls club and local workers. The Chamber of Commerce organized collection and sponsorship for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Roy Cooper
James Reynolds
Marion Business Girls Club
Garrison Cleaners
Chamber of Commerce
Death of Mrs. T. Murray 74 prompts Marion service
Word came of the death of Mrs. T. Murray 74 a former Marion resident at her daughter Mrs. John Stoneburner in Dubuque She died Monday The body will be brought to Marion Wednesday for funeral services at the Congregational church at 2 30 p m Rev James Franklin Parsons in charge Friends may call prior to the service Burial will be in Oak Shade cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Murray
Marion
John Stoneburner
Dubuque
Congregational Church
James Franklin Parsons
Oak Shade Cemetery
Shineults Move to New Home on English Boulevard
Mr and Mrs Jack Shineult have moved into 1150 English boulevard. A display ad notes big news in Storms. The Methodist Sunday school Beginners class meets Wednesday at 10 am to practice for the Christmas Eve program at 7 pm at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shineult
English Boulevard
Methodist Sunday School
Garages for Rent at 449 Tenth Street
Two garages available for rent at 449 Tenth Street. Inquire at the back apartment for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street
Patterson Visit To Ida Koppenhaver Home
Mr and Mrs W S Patterson of Waukegan Illinois plan a Wednesday arrival for a holiday visit at the home of Mrs Ida Koppenhaver mother of Mrs Patterson held in Waukegan Illinois local notes indicate the prospective guest list includes the couple and their host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Patterson
Waukegan, Ill
Hugh Jones
Chicago
Murray's Suede Leather Jackets and Capeskin Gifts for Him
A local shop highlights new suede leather jackets and capeskin options from Murray's suitable as gifts for men. The selection emphasizes stylish outerwear items for the season.
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Murray's
Red Oak Teacher Kathryn Voorhies Vacationing with Parents
Miss Kathryn Voorhies a Red Oak teacher spends Christmas vacation with her parents the Rev Mr and Mrs Gilbert Voorhies.
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Kathryn Voorhies
Red Oak
Gilbert Voorhies
Red Cross War Relief drive reports $600 collected
The first report shows $600.32 raised for the emergency relief effort. Volunteers are urged to finish drives and report to the new city park headquarters at Seventh Avenue and Eleventh Street, open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. except noon and supper. Marion and Marion Township quota is $2,000.
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Red Cross
City Park
Seventh Avenue
Eleventh Street
Marion
Marion Township
Free Movie for Kids at Marion Theater Wednesday
Advertisement invites children to a free movie at the Marion theater with candy bars available. The event runs Wednesday at 1:30 PM and targets young audiences.
Christmas Program at Methodist Sunday School
The Methodist Sunday School will present a Christmas program on Christmas Eve at seven o clock. A White Cross offering for St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids will be received. The public is invited.
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Methodist Sunday School
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
City children to enjoy free Wednesday movie at Marion theater
The Chamber of Commerce will host a free children’s movie this Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the Marion theater. Santa Claus will attend and hand out candy bars to all the kids.
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Chamber of Commerce
Marion Theater
Santa Claus
Gigarets in Christmas Packages Adverts
Advertisement notes cigarette cartons priced at $1.45 for a carton with flat fifties at 38 cents per unit. Also mentions Owens Cut Rate Drug store.
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A. Owen
Christmas Agram Play Tonight at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Sunday school presents a Christmas program tonight at 7 30 in the church. The play is directed by the Reverend C V R DeJong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
C. V. R. DeJong
Christmas Flowers From Hutton's Greenhouses
Christmas Gifts Poinsettias and other flowering plants offered by Hutton's Greenhouses. They deliver and provide a contact phone number 226 for orders and inquiries.
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Hutton
Holiday Hardware Ads Highlight Winter Gear
Sleds skis wagons velocipedes shoe skates pocket knives and Ever ready flashlights for him appear in a Ken dall’s Hardware advertisement signaling a winter gift shopping lineup.
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Kendall’s Hardware
Athenian Club Christmas Party at Linn County Home
Two dollars was given to the Red Cross War Relief fund and $2.50 for games and gifts for folk at the Linn County home during the Athenian club Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Paul Kruger on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross War Relief Fund
Linn County
Athenian Club
Paul Kruger
Free Methodist Christmas Program Slated by Sunday School
A Free Methodist church plans a Christmas program hosted by the Sunday school. The event aims to welcome families and celebrate the season with songs readings and community fellowship.
Bezdek’s Poinsettias Sale Advertisement
Local ad lists Bezdek’s poinsettias priced at 89 cents and Christmas candy at five cents per pound. Mentions Dickey’s as the advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bezdek’'s
Dickey's
Mrs Lockner and son moved to parental home
Mrs. Frank Lockner and her son Donald Edward were transported from Cedar Rapids hospital to the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Lockner, the parents of Mr Lockner, on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lockner
Donald Edward
Mr. Lockner
Mrs
Ed Lockner
Cedar Rapids
Last Minute Gift Ideas From Cruz Appliance
An advertisement for gg appliances galore at Cruz Appliance highlights quick gift options. The promo promotes affordable home gadgets and seasonal deals for holiday shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruz- Appliance
Local youths enlist in military service
Harold Young, son of Ace Young, has enlisted in the marine corps. Frank Travis, son of Mrs. Amber Buzza Travis, has enlisted in the air corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Young
Ace Young
Marine Corps
Frank Travis
Amber Buzza Travis
Air Corps
Miss Mabel Alexander to Visit Detroit Father
Miss Mabel Alexander of Detroit will arrive Wednesday for a visit with her father T. R. Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Alexander
Detroit
T. R. Alexander
John Wild Funeral Held in Linn County
Funeral services for John Wild a longtime Linn county farmer were held Monday at the Yocom chapel with Rev. Arthur W. Henkle officiating. Burial followed in Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wild
Linn County
Yocom Chapel
Arthur W. Henkle
Burns
Oak Shade
Parka Hoods and Handkerchiefs Sale By M L Braska Co
Reduced prices on all Parka hoods from 35 to 79 cents and handkerchiefs now 5 to 45 cents. This advertisement from M L Braska Co highlights lower prices on seasonal apparel and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Braska Co
Thimble Club Hosts Christmas Party at Pat McCann Home
Mrs Pat McCann hosted a Monday Christmas party for the Thimble club. The dining table featured a silver and blue palette with a blue glass centerpiece, a tureen bowl filled with festive decor.
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Pat McCann
Thimble Club
Christmas gathering noted by local club
Six members and one guest, Mrs. Everett Cartwright of Nashville Tennessee, attended a Christmas exchange of gifts as part of a local club gathering.
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Everett Cartwright
Nashville, Tenn
Pupil Recital At Miss Engstrom's Home Features Local Musicians
Miss Ruth Engstrom presented piano pupils in a third recital at her home 1160 Fourteenth Street with assistance from Miss Bonnie Carey and Harold Horn. The program included duets, trios, solo piano and violin works, a vocal solo, and Christmas selections. Refreshments were served. A Legion benefit show and local notices follow.
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Ruth Engstrom
Fourteenth Street
Bonnie Carey
Harold Horn
Mt. Vernon
Gene Michel
Robert Turner
Clark
Mary Ellen Dumbarton
Shirley Stimson
Marilyn Bristol
MacIntyre
Jean Beckner
Lemont
Kronke
Herold Horn
Diestelhorst
Mary Ellen Dumbolton
Blake
Shirley
Carol Stimsom
Star
Schilling
Miss Carey
Local notices and visits across towns and townspeople
Chicago guests arrive for a holiday at the Fairhurst home while Camp Claiborne soldier Vincent Foley returns after furlough. Dorothy Woodworth visits Center Junction, and Maquoketa hosts Elwyn Miller and son John. Nearby ads promote gifts from Owen's Cut Rate Drug and Rollins Hosiery as Western Auto plans a 9 pm closing with layaway pickup.
Governor Agrees To Temporary Federal Employment Control
Governor George A. Wilson sent a telegram to President Roosevelt agreeing to federalization of Iowa’s employment service on a temporary basis. He stated Iowa’s willingness to comply with emergency requests and that transfer machinery is in place with a firm reserve to restore state control when the emergency ends.
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Des Moines
George A. Wilson
Roosevelt
Iowa
Mitchell to Join Enemy Alien Board in Iowa
John H. Mitchell former Iowa attorney general announced he will accept appointment from Attorney General Franks Biddle to a three member board to decide the disposition of enemy aliens in the northern Iowa judicial district. The panel is one of 70 nationwide with other members not yet named.
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Fort Dodge
INS
John H. Mitchell
Iowa
United States
Franks Biddle
Iowa Judicial District
Cedar Rapids Man Sentenced to 90 Days for DUI
Odland of Cedar Rapids drew 99 days in Benton county jail after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He and M. L. Myers, also of Cedar Rapids, were arrested by highway patrol near the 218 and 30 junction. Myers paid $10 and costs.
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Vinton
Jack £. Odland
Cedar Rapids
Benton County
Warplane Variety Covers Britain and United States Air Forces
About 30 different warplane models are currently in use by Great Britain and the United States. The broad mix reflects diverse roles and evolving technology across allied air services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Missing East Iowans: Calmar Sailor Reported In Pacific
Karl Giesen 24 of Calmar is reported missing in the Pacific theater by the Bureau of Navigation. He enlisted in the navy four years ago and is survived by his mother Mrs. Henry Giesen and three sisters and four brothers in Minnesota and Iowa.
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Calmar
Karl Giesen
Henry Giesen
Bureau of Navigation
Washington, D. C
Giesen
Navy
Jack Keuper
Dubuque
Dolores Giesen
Rochester, Minn
Helen Shires
Willis
Minneapolis
Donald
Mason City
Philip
Robert
Norway Couple Informed Son Missing In Action
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lincoln of Norway were told by the navy department that their son Jack fireman first class is missing after action. He was 19 last February and enlisted in the navy on October 8, 1940.
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Air Corps Advanced Flying School
Victoria
Tex
Robert M. Adams
F. W. Adams
Longwood Drive
Adams
Warren R. Carter
Gaerette Norway
Abe Lincoln
Norway
Navy Department
Jack
Navy
Navy reports Washington-Creighton Workman MIA after action
Washington-Creighton Hale Workman 22 son of Mrs Merietta Workman deputy clerk of the district court reported missing by the navy department after action. The notice reached his father Lee Workman of Lone Tree. Workman enlisted in 1939 and is a grandson of J A Marsh of Ainsworth.
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Washington
Creighton Hale Workman
Merietta Workman
Navy Department
Lee Workman
Lone Tree
Workman
J. A. Marsh
Ainsworth
Missing Oelwein musician James Palides Jr reported
Mr. and Mrs. James Palides of Oelwein were notified by the bureau of navigation Sunday that their son, James Palides Jr., a musician second class, is missing.
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Oelwein
James Palides
Bureau of Navigation
James, Jr
Greyhound Bus strike expands across network from Boston to Chicago
AFL street railway and bus workers strike widens across Central Greyhound Lines from Chicago to New York and Boston after failed talks in Washington. Berrong cites unresolved wage dispute and claims the company abrogated the contract. federal conciliators to meet in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employee
AFL
Central Greyhound Bus Lines, Inc
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Mael Berrong
R. W. Budd
Berrang
New York
Berrong
Engineer Praised For His Bravery at Joliet Yard
Joliet Illinois UP report hails 32 year old engineer Wayne Manuel for reversing his locomotive to avert a crash as six acid filled tank cars rolled from a switch engine toward the TNT plant. One car leaked acid but Manuel emerged unhurt.
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Manuel Cemean
Wallace Sees Peace Task Beyond Defeating Hitler
Vice-president Henry A. Wallace argued in the Atlantic Monthly that defeating Hitler is only half the battle. He urged democracies to invest substantial resources to secure a lasting peace and a permanent victory, stating if they can fund the war they can fund the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry A. Wallace
Adolf Hitler
Riting
Atlantic Monthly
Walter L. Cherry Honored For 50 Years in Business
Walter L. Cherry of the Cherry Burrell corporation was honored at a Dec 19 testimonial dinner at the Racquet Club Chicago marking 50 years in business. The event honored his leadership with a diamond pin and commemorative book. Cherry’s career began when he left Coe College to join his father’s dairy equipment business, later forming Cherry Burrell with a merger in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicago
Walter L. Isee
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Chicago
Loomis Burrell
Cherry
J. W. Ladd
E. B. Cameron
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
West Coast Private Planes Are Grounded
On orders of the civil aeronautics authority all private airplanes and pilots in the west coast combat zone extending 150 miles inland from Canada to the Mexican border were grounded for the duration of the war. Private flying schools and college ground schools were ordered closed. mail and passenger carriers remained unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
INS
Civil Aeronautics Authority
West Coast
Nazi Executions In Holland For Aiding Britons
Netherlands agency Aneta from Lisbon reported four Dutch citizens were executed by German troops in the Netherlands for aiding British flyers. The killings marked the first in Holland since September when five Dutchmen were shot for assisting downed pilots. a Russian report also said a German troop train derailment caused fifty deaths or injuries.
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London
Netherlands
Aneta
Lisbon
Holland
Son Awaiting Word From Pearl Harbor Returns
Lowell, AP reports William Gerow, 54, awaits telegram from son David, a Pearl Harbor sailor, confirming he is alive. The family, hopeful for a merry Christmas, soon heads out to view Christmas lights when a collision injures Mr and Mrs Gerow, sending them to a hospital.
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Lowell
Mass
William Gerow
David
Pearl Harbor
Gerow
Ellen
Lie Detector Clears Steffey of Murder in Chicago Case
David R. Steffey III, a college student tied to philosophy and accused in a rape spree, was cleared of murder by a lie detector test. Authorities said the test satisfied his innocence in the murder of Mrs. Bergit Kyvik, while he faced formal charges on three of twenty three rapes or attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
David R. Steffey III
Bergit Kyvik
Steffey
Good Old Santa Arrived On Time
Bobby Le Burns six year old son of Mr and Mrs August Burns of Tiltonsville died after Christmas. He had requested a sled high top boots and an electric train which Santa delivered in a Martins Ferry hospital where a lighted tree stood. The family had moved up his Christmas due to an incurable disease.
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Martins Ferry
Bobby le Burns
Bobby
August Burns
Tiltonsville
Santa Claus
Uniformed service men to gain reduced admission in Iowa City
Iowa City brief notes uniformed men will be admitted to city theaters at reduced prices for the remainder of the emergency. Joseph Springmyer 69 a Tiffin born former Johnson County resident died Sunday at his Grand Detour home services were held Tuesday at the Catholic chapel with burial in Tiffin cemetery Survivors include a son Manly of Oxford and two brothers Philo and Edward both of Tiffin
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Iowa City
Joseph Springmyer
Johnson County
Tiffin
Springmyer
Grand Detour
Manly
Oxford
Philo
Edward
Thos. Sherman Record as Rail Exec Dies at 74
ALGONA Iowa AP Thomas C Sherman 74 retired railroad executive and banker died Monday He served as assistant secretary of the Milwaukee railroad from 1906 to 1912 and later worked with Iowa banks in Ringsted Swea City Livermore Bancroft and Algona He also supervised closed banks for the Iowa department from 1927 to 1933
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Algona (Ap
Thomas C. Sherman
Richard Sherman
Milwaukee Railroad
Iowa
Ringsted
Swea City
Livermore
Bancroft and
Algona
Sherman
Iowa Department
Canadian Leader in Hong Kong Killed in Defense
Ottawa reports Brigadier J. K. Gawson, commander of the Canadian contingent in Hongkong defense, killed with heavy Canadian casualties. Col. P. Hernesy, Lawson staff, also dead as Canadian forces faced first major combat in the war after entering Hongkong in mid November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canadian Defense Headquarters
J. K. Gawson
Hongkong
Col. P. Hernesy
Lawson
Oriental
Tibbett Under Knife After Appendicitis Operation
New York Metropolitan Opera star Lawrence Tibbett underwent an emergency appendicitis operation and was reported in very satisfactory condition Tuesday. The famed bari tone singer is recovering after the surgical procedure in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbett
New York
Lawrence Tibbett
Metropolitan Opera
Iowa Stadium Indebtedness Paid With 40000 Back Maturities
The Iowa-Des Moines National Bank and Trust company announced payment of 40000 in back maturities for the University of Iowa football stadium issue covering 1932 1933 1934 and 1935. Interest has been paid current. The original 500000 issue was sold in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company
University of Iowa
Te University Athletic Council
Iowa Officers Who Gave 'Protection' Are Denied Parole
Former Sioux City detectives Claude Bledsoe and Perry Davis, each serving three years for conspiracy to protect criminals, had their clemency petitions denied in district court. They sought parole from Governor George A. Wilson after conviction on April 11, 1940 for complicity with prostitutes and narcotics peddlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George A. Wilson
Claude Bledsoe
Perry Davis
Sioux City
Davis
Bledsoe
Health Officials To Hold War Council
Des Moines health leaders announce a January 5 meeting of county and district officials to place the Iowa health department on a war footing. Topics include tuberculosis control venereal disease safeguards and wartime epidemic barriers with speakers James O Henry Carson Don M Harris F J Austin and C W Kammeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Health Department
Walter L. Bierring
James O. Henry
Carson
Iowa County Officers Association
Don M. Harris
le Mars
F. J. Austin
Fort Dodge
C. W. Kammeier
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Notice of Annual Meeting at First Trust and Levices Bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the First Trust and Levices Bank will be held at its office on Third Street at Twelfth Avenue Southeast in Cedar Rapids Iowa on January 13 1942 at 3 oclock in the afternoon for the election of directors and other business. F J Dvorak cashier.
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First Trust and Levices Bank
Third Street
Twelfth Avenue
Ceder Rapids
County of Linn
State of Iowe
F. J. Dvorak
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L. BE. Storm
Marion News
Gazette Business Office
George Engstrom
Deerfield, Ill
Harry North Monday
Waterloo
Iurel Wykoff
Xmas Poultry
Gordon Hatchery
Storm
W. Goodrow
American Legion
Legion Hall
Vernon R. Wild
Fort Sill
Okla
Bill Cregsow
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico, Mo
Max Creglow
Wils
Sunbeam
Ed Sigfred Co
Vincent S. Foley
Camp Claiborne
Dorothy Woodworth
Center Junction
Otto Lange
Elwyn Miller
John
Maquoketa
George Reichard
Bertha Miller
Owen
Everett J. Cartwright
Richard Burt
Nashville
Tenn
Western Auto Associate
Lloyd Creglow
Vista, Calif
Mrs. C. R. Creglow
Brother
Rollin
John Mitchell
C. R. Man
East
Jack Lincoln
Creighton Workman
Greyhound Lines
Wallace
BY Claude Callan
Tom
Walter L. Cherry
J. G. Cherry
J. G. Owln Company
War Industries Board
National Economic League
Economic
Agricultural
Electric
Union League
Indian Hill
Mr. Cherry
J. G. Cherry Company
D. H. Burrell, and Company
Cherry-Burrell
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Little Falls
N. Y
Santa
Thos. Sherman
Iowa Stadium
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Garmoe
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