Weather and notices from Friday including temps and penalties
Highs and lows listed for multiple cities with precipitation notes. Then Iowa forecast calls for rain in the southwest and extreme south with snow in the northwest and much colder by Monday afternoon. Sunday highs mid 20s to 40s, with winds 10 to 15 mph. Local fines for drunkenness and traffic offenses, plus several fire and rescue calls and a string of births announced at St. Luke's Mercy and local homes with February dates.
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Bismarck
New York
Los Angeles
Sioux
Iowa
Iowa Housing Board Given Instructions
Des Moines set up a state housing committee with chairman R. H. Kenworthy and a panel including Walter T. Robinson and Alex M. Miller. Gov. Blue said funds could come from the state development commission. Kenneth Neu was named an applicant for secretary as the panel plans local surveys and reconversion of old buildings to meet housing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R. H. Kenworthy
State Housing Committee
Robert Blue
Ebaaggg
Iowa
Blue
Statehouse
State Development Commission
Kenneth Neu
Mason City
Development Commission
Kenworthy
Walter T. Robinson
Alex M. Miller
Howard W. McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
R. R. Stuart
Hampton
Marvin Schmidt
Waterloo
Division of Marriages and Divorces in Cedar Rapids Area
A list of divorce decrees and related parties spanning Cedar Rapids and nearby Iowa communities. Couples named include Sedenka Naxera Bright Lones Dyal Hansen Eldred Fair Obermueller Geiken Knaack Jacobsen Harm Dirks Walsh Wormhoudt Wilkinson Christiansen Strait Null Race Cook Doetzel Bennion Probst and others. The report notes ongoing divorce actions and final decrees among numerous residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Sedenka
Olga Naxera
Harold Robert Bright
Lora Lones
Earl J. Dyal
Shirley Hansen
Thomas J. Eldred
Alice M. Fair
Cedar Rapids
Fred Obermueller
Keystone
Anna Geiken
van Horne
Carroll M. E. Haman
Marengo
Onja M. Sloan
Ladora
Glenn Herman Knaack
Elsie Mae Jacobsen
Vinton
Alva Harm Dirks
Marion
Elsie Grace Walsh
Des Moines
Dominicus Wormhoudt
Newton
Faye Erma Wilkinson
Gunther John Christiansen
Hopkinton
Marian Strait
Alburne
Oklahoma Aggies Lead Valley Race After St Louis Win
The Oklahoma Aggies, under coach Hank Iba, took sole first in the Missouri Valley Conference by beating St Louis University Bilkins 39 to 27 before 13,836 at the arena in St Louis. Earlier Washington Bears defeated Tulsa 40 to 36 in the Valley tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Oklahoma Aggies
Hank Iba
St. Louis University
Billikins
Washington Bears
Tulsa
Golden Hurricane
Bull Shown by Vinton Men Wins Grand Title
Alanna Collynie exhibited by Girton and Feander of Vinton Iowa was named grand champion bull at the sixth annual National Polled Shorthorn congress opening Friday at the Nebraska state fair grounds. Forty one breeders from ten states exhibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Alanna Collynie
Girton and Feander
Vinton
Nebraska State Fair Grounds
Courthouse Suit Seeks Damages Over Highway Crash
Houver of Springville files suit Friday seeking 3193.78 against Cyril J Gavin for personal injuries and property damages after Gavin, driving a truck, struck the Houver car five miles northeast of Marion on July 8 on Highway 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Houver
Springville
Cyril J. Gavin
Houver
Gavin
Marion
Marion man jailed for wife desertion and abandonment
Judge G K Thompson sentenced John L Ford 38 of Marion to six months in county jail with the sentence suspended after he pled guilty to wife desertion and abandonment of minor children. Ford was brought from Grand Island Nebraska to face the charge. Mrs Jessie M Ford of 100 Twelfth Street Marion will execute without bond the will of her son Russell G Ford who died in September in the European theater. Ford made the will in June 1943 when he was a second lieutenant training in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
John L. Ford
Marion
Ford
Grand Island
Neb
Jessie M. Ford
Twelfth Street
Russell G. Ford
United States
Stodola Heirs Share Estate Mull In Cedar Rapids Will
John Stodola of Palo will execute his mother Agnes Stodola's will dated June 19 1940 in Cedar Rapids. Four children Harvey Booth Charles Emil and John will share equally. Son William of Palo is excluded having already received his full share from his father John Stodola's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stodola
Palo
Agnes Stodola
Cedar Rapids
Swede Carlson Leads Petersen Classic Bowling Event
Chicago veteran Adolph "Swede" Carlson surged into the lead in the Petersen individual classic with an eight game total of 1652. His five games of 200 plus helped push Frank Sospirato of Cleveland into second place as Carlson dominated Saturday action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Adolph “Swede
Carlson
Frank Sospirato
Cleveland
Moore Named Officer In National Crushed Stone Body
Sidney P. Moore of Cedar Rapids based Concrete Materials and Construction was elected chairman of the agricultural limestone division of the National Crushed Stone Association at the division’s first annual convention in Cincinnati Ohio on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney P. Moore
Concrete Materials and Construction Company of
Cedar Rapids
National Crushed Stone Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Vets Returning From Overseas To U S Ports
Eastern Iowans scheduled for return to United States ports include New York the Muhlenberg Victory on Jan 31 Pfc Lester Eichorn Marengo Seattle the Gen Callan Jan M/Sgt Leo Meyer Monona M/Sgt Herbert Westrom Cedar Rapids T/Sgt Forrest Durey Fayette F O Jose Torrey DeWitt Seattle the Hermitage Feb 2 Pfc Melvin Kinzenbaw South Amana T5 Ralph Isenhower Toledo T4 William Brooks Decorah M/Sgt Robert Cold West Branch T4 Robert Davis Cedar Rapids Cpl Donald Rapids A Robertson Cedar Pvt Ray Smith Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
New York
Melvin K. Kinzenbaw
South Amana
Ralph H. Isenhower
Toledo
William H. Brooks
Decorah
Robert D. Cold
West Branch
Robert T. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Donald Rapids
A. Robertson
Cedar
Ray J. Smith
Oelwein
Editor's Note on Arrival Dates and List Errors
The editor cautions readers that arrival dates are estimates and may be wrong and that accompanying lists could contain errors. This disclaimer accompanies the period's notices and schedules.
Trucker Dies After Cedar Rapids Crash
A trucker at 803 Fifteenth Street SE Cedar Rapids died in a semi crash while trying to avoid a pickup. Born February 23 1913 in Robins he was a Marion high school graduate. He married Edna Hunt in Rock Island in November 1935 and is survived by two daughters, his mother and three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending.
Deaths Joseph Kuda 70 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident
Joseph Kuda 70 a Cedar Rapids resident died Friday at 2 57 p m at his home after a brief illness He worked 35 years for Churchill Drug and retired five years ago Born July 4 1875 in Cedar Rapids he was survived by his wife Mary three children William G Kuda Julia E Unzeitig of Cedar Rapids and Leo J Kuda of Chicago six grandchildren and four sisters Services will be held at Janeba funeral home Sunday at 3 p m by Rev George A Stauffacher Burial will be in Bohemian National Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kuda
Cedar Rapids
C Street
Churchill Drug Company
Mary
William G. Kuda
Julia E. Unzeitig
Leo J. Kuda
Chicago
Frances Z
Mrs Rachel Gear Cedar Rapids Resident Dies At 87
Mrs Rachel Rebecca Gear 87 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Friday at 5 30 p m after a brief illness She was born Sept 5 1858 in Moscow Iowa Survived by several nieces and nephews Services set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Rohn chapel Rev F O Hillman will officiate Burial in Linwood Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Rebecca Gear
C Street
Cedar Rapids
Moscow
Rohn
F. O. Hillman
Linwood Cemetery
MRS Myrtle Richards 71 dies after long illness
Mrs Myrtle Frances Richards aged 71 died at her Cedar Rapids home after a long illness. Born in Dixon Ti she lived in Cedar Rapids 63 years and was active in Trinity Methodist church Gethsemane Shrine and O E S. She was married to Elmer Ellsworth Richards in 1903 who died in 1919. Survived by two daughters a son three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Barta Hesser chapel Monday at 3 30 p m with burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Frances Richards
Fourth Avenue
Dixon
Cedar Rapids
Trinity Methodist Church
Gethsemane Shrine
Cedar Chapter
O.E.S
Elmer Ellsworth Richards
Mrs Anna Swift 81 dies after long illness in Marshalltown
Mrs Anna Starman Swift 81, longtime Cedar Rapids and Hampton resident, died Friday evening in Marshalltown after a long illness. Born August 24, 1864 in Cedar Rapids, she leaves a son Charles Povlick, two grandsons, four great grandchildren, and a sister Mrs W H Courtney of Hollywood. Services at Beatty chapel Monday at 1 30 p m with burial at Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Starman Swift
Cedar Rapids
Hampton
Marshalltown
Charles Povlick
F Avenue NW
W. H. Courtney
Hollywood
Calif
Beatty Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park
Mrs Frazee, 90, Dies in Minnesota Funeral Plans
Mrs. D. D. Frazee, 90, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died at 3 30 a m Friday in Montevideo Minnesota. She leaves three sons Arthur Montevideo John Omaha Neb and Louis Los Angeles Calif four grandchildren and a nephew Earl W Stansby of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services were held in Montevideo Saturday a graveside service will be held Sunday at Linwood cemetery conducted by the Rev Marvin D Kober with Rohn funeral home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Frazee
Cedar Rapids
Montevideo
Minn
Arthur
John
Omaha
Neb
Louis
Los Angeles
Calif
Earl W. Stansby
Rohn
Mrs Susan H Elsom 88 Funeral at Turner Chapel
For Mrs Susan H Elsom, 88, a funeral was held at Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Saturday with The Rev Hugh Orchard officiating. Burial followed in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan H. Elsom
Turner Chapel
Hugh Orchard
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dubuque Man Killed and Another Hurt in Crash
A Dubuque tavern operator Bert Norton was killed and John G. J of Dubuque was critically injured when Norton’s car skidded on icy pavement and struck the truck on U S highway 52. Sheriff Leo J. Martin reported the crash occurred Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Bert Norton
John G. J
Leo J. Martin
Norton
Verburghs Sue Chicago Police For 125000
Hector Verburgh and his wife sue Chicago officials for 125000 alleging false arrest and public scandal after detention in the Suzanne Degnan kidnapping case. Desere Smet had previously filed a 25000 suit over similar claims against Police Commissioner Prendergast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hector Verburgh
Suzanne Degnan
John Prendergast
Verburgh
Suzanne
Mary
Desere Smet
Prendergast
Verburghs
River of beer blocks Neches after train derailment
Foam on the Neches river thickened after a Cotton Belt freight train derailed near Tyler Texas. Twenty one cars plunged into the stream with five carrying beer and others losing cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Texas
Neches
Magnus Hotel Company Amends Articles of Incorporation
Magnus Hotel Company an Iowa corporation with principal Cedar Rapids Linn County renews and extends its corporate life to perpetual existence. It authorizes 100 000 dollars capital stock, governs real estate hotels restaurants and related property, and outlines governance by a board of 3 to 5 directors with annual terms and officers including President and Secretary Treasurer. The amended articles were filed in Linn County Iowa on December 14 1945 and dated Cedar Rapids January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnus Hotel Company
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Owa
Coperetee
Nebraska
M. He
Omaha
M. Graha
Oor
Eppiey
Aha
Ne- 2
M. Bailey
M. Hedlin
J. Reifschneider
Lins County
Cedar’ Lows
Ja ‘ Rc ‘ EM
Bus and Truck Crash Hurts a Dozen in Iowa
A Winnebago Lines bus collided with a Brady Transfer semi-trailer on highway 20, three miles west of Webster City Iowa. Driver Richard Roderick of Mason City suffered critical injuries including leg amputation. 11 passengers were hurt with eight released from Hamilton County Hospital. Truck driver Sylvester Schrader of Arcadia was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Winnebago Lines
Brady Transfer and Storage Company
Here
Richard Roderick
Mason City
Hamilton County
Sylvester Schrader
Arcadia
Brady Company
Fort Dodge
Schrader
Troop Arrivals Return Home Across U S Ports
About 24 215 veterans were to disembark Saturday on 32 ships at six ports with 17 880 on the West Coast from 16 ships at three ports and 5 806 on the East Coast from two ports while New Orleans expects 529 personnel on one transport. Ships arriving include the Rushville Victory from Marseille 1530 troops and several others from Marseille Le Havre and Calcutta with hundreds of troops plus a handful of civilians and war dogs.
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Associated Press
U.S
New Orleans
New York
Rushville Victory
Marseille
William Wilkins
Rock Hill Victory
Cornelius Gilliam
Port Said
Edward Logan
Bremen
Norfolick
James Shurman
Seattle
General A. W. Greeley
Karachi
Army
Typhoon from Okinawa and troop movements listed
A list from New Orleans and San Francisco details personnel and ships by unit and origin. It records numbers from Okinawa Manila Yokohama Saipan Kwajalein Pearl Harbor and other sites including navy and army figures and vessel names such as LST 853 and Sea Fox.
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Okinawa
Army
Navy
New Orleans
Cuba
W. C. Langsitt
Manila
Kwajalein
Saipan
San _ Francisco
Drake
Goucher
Yokohama
Santa Cruz
Carteret
San Jacinto
Rev R Youngdahl to Speak at Inter-Synod Rally
The inter synodical Lutheran rally will be held February 22 at 8 p m in First Lutheran church Cedar Rapids with Rev Reuben Youngdahl of Mt Olivet Minneapolis as speaker. He has led Mt Olivet from 200 to 1800 members since 1939. A combined choir from First and St Mark's will provide music and attendees are from Ely Vinton and Oxford Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carl L. Manfred
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Reuben Youngdahl
Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church of Minneapolis
Time Magazine
Minneapolis
Manfred
Mt. Olivet
Youngdahl
First
St. Mark’s Lutheran
Cedar Rapids
Ely
Vinton
Oxford Junction
Paul Luther Miller
First Lutheran Church
Elmer Valen
President Truman Seeks Fast Act on Atom Control Plan
President Truman asked Congress to enact atomic control legislation with utmost speed and submitted a five point plan. It calls for a three man civilian commission to govern atomic energy, government ownership of fissionable materials, private development via licensing and royalty regulation, protection of independent research and information flow, and readiness to join international inspections and controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Teachers Tell Peace Rests On Educators
Des Moines AP reports Rep. Karl Mundt told the Iowa Education Association’s 51st convention that educators bear the duty to prevent future wars. He warned the atomic bomb tests the mind, urged UNESCO aims, student exchanges, and broader international educational cooperation to build peaceful defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Iowa Education Association
United Nations Council
Unesco
Mundt
Oe Mundt
Hungarians Proclaim Republic Name Head
In Budapest the war worn Hungarian nation proclaimed a republic and the national assembly elected Premier Zoltan Tildy as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Zoltan Tildy
National Assembly
Radio schedule highlights and guest stars this Saturday night
Nadine Subotnik hosts Saturday Night Serenade at 8 45 p m with Bill Perry as tenor replacing Jessica Dragonette. Shaw takes over as soprano and Gus Haenschen and Emil Cote lead orchestras. Other programs include Jane Eyre with Helen Hayes, Our Foreign Policy discussion with Acheson Hutson and Stillwell, National Barn Dance with Pat Barrett, Celebrity Club guest Diana Lynn, and Game of Books with Olsen Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
WBBM
Bill Perry
Miss Shaw
Jessica Dragonette
Sang Shaw
Europe
NBC
WMAQ
Dean Acheson
John B. Hutson
Agriculture
James Stillwell
State Department
Joe Kelly
Pat Barrett
Uncle Ezra
WHO
Tito Guitar
the Caven
Headliners Tonight and NBC Nightline Tieup
Radio and TV listings show Helen Hayes WMT and WMAQ scheduling First Nighter and Jimmy Edmonson with NBC Life of Riley. Mayor of Town on WMT, Game of Books on WGN, Iowa Chicago on WSUI, Hit Parade on Natl, Barn Dance on WHO, Dance on WGN, Boston Symphony on KXEL, Sat Serenade on WBBM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hayes
WMT
Jimmy Edmonson
NBC
Life of
Riley Yoodeeee
Game of Books
WGN
Iowa-Chicago
Boston Symphony
KXEL
WBBM
Evening Radio Schedule January February 1946
Listing of hour by hour programs for Saturday February 2 1946 across stations WHO WGN WMT and others includes news entertainment music and theater segments with titles such as McConnel Axel News Game of Books Man from G-2 Bre Brent Bank Barn Party Theater of Africa and Jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
WMT
Srenote
Brent Bank
Wen ‘Theater of
Afr
Kael
Ann
Training School Boys' Needs To Be Studied
Des Moines reports Dr. Harold Skeels head of psychological services will start psychological interviews next week with boys at Anamosa annex to assess care and recommend needs. P F Hopkins says six boys were returned at Christmas and a teacher recreational director is sought to ensure continued education and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Harold Skeels
Division of Psychological Services
State Board of Control
Anamosa
P. F. Hopkins
Skeels
Fred Cooper
Eldora
Hopkins
University of Iowa
Annex
First British Troops Begin Landing in Japan
In Tokyo the British join American forces in occupying Japan with advance elements of about 45,000 Commonwealth troops landing Friday at Kure. They replace the U S Army's 10th Corps in southern Honshu as the occupation proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Kure
United States Army
10Th Corps
Honshu
Father and Son Pushed Pushcart Hit by Car in Cedar Rapids
A father and son pushing a pushcart on a southwest Cedar Rapids street were struck by a car driven by Billy Dean Ross 18 of 954 Twenty first avenue SW. Donald Francis 30 and his father Preston Francis 61 were injured with Donald suffering a compound leg fracture and facial lacerations while Preston had a possible nose fracture and head cuts. Both were treated at St Luke's hospital. no charges were filed as brakes were found in good order and icy streets blamed for the accident occurring about 6 30 p m on Sixteenth avenue at N street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Billy Dean Ross
Twentyfirst Avenue
Donald Francis
Sixteenth Avenue
Preston Francis
N Street
Ross
St. Luke’s Hospital
Francis
Ross Machine
Men and Women In Service Returns and Discharges
Pfc George A Legg son of Mr Mrs William C Legg is home on a 30 day furlough from Camp Butner. Techn 4g Marvin C Talbott and Techn 5g Dick Talbott received discharges after 15 33 months in service with ribbons and badges. Tech 5g David James Peddycoart discharged after 34 months serving with 78th Division in Ardennes Rhine land Central Europe. Seaman 1c Gene Goodrow discharged after 34 months with Okinawa service living in Coraopolis with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Legg
William C. Legg
Thirty-third Street
Camp Butner
N. C
Camp Fannin
Texas
Fort Benning
Marvin C. Talbott
L. A. Talbott
Linn Boulevard
Dick Talbott
David James Peddycourt
Camp Grant
Iil
78Th “Lightning
Ardennes
Rhineland
Europe
Peddycoart
Harry Peddycoart
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Seaman
Gene Goodrow
H. C. Goodrow
First Avenue NW
Navy
Okinawa
Carol Ann
Coraopolis
Penn
Archbishop Rohlman addresses Mount Mercy students
The Most Rev Henry P Rohlman co adjutor archbishop of Dubuque spoke to Mount Mercy junior college and academy girls Friday afternoon urging them to align life choices with religious and moral ideals The archbishop said the next ten years will shape their futures Charlotte Bouillon welcomed him and Sister Mary de Lourdes led the school choristers Olga Sindelar accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Rohlman
Dubuque
Mount Mercy Junior College
Academy
Charlotte Bouillon
Charles City
Mary de Lourdes
Mount Mercy College
Olga Sindelar
Cedar Rapids
Patricia Rielly
Rohlman
Mary Nor
Executrix Notice for Linn County Iowa Estate
Etta Henson named executrix of the estate of a late Linn County Iowa resident. Creditors and those with claims must file proofs and present them for settlement in the Linn County Clerk of Court office. Immediate payment from indebted parties requested. Attorney M W O Riely handles the matter.
Administratrix Named for Andrew J. Baird Estate in Linn County
On February 1 1946 Helen F Schmidt was appointed administratrix of the Andrew J Baird estate of Linn Iowa. Creditors are asked to settle debts promptly and file verified claims with the Clerk of Linn County District Court through attorney Warren J Rees.
Notice of Appointment of Administrator No 18421
State of Iowa Linn County notice is given that on January 26 1946 the undersigned was appointed administrator of the estate of Niel Nielsen late of Linn County Iowa. All persons indebted to the estate are asked to make payment and all claims against the estate to be authenticated for filing with the clerk. Johnston Springville Iowa named as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Niel Nielesen
Idan Change
Oe Johnston
Springville
Executor Named in Iowa County Court Notice
The following notice records the appointment of Joseph Aipe Sil in Linn County Iowa as executor of the estate. On this day in January 1946 the executor was duly qualified by the district court with attorney Jon N Sian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn
Joseph Aipe
Inn County
Lowa
J. Svec
Jon. N Sian
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Charles Sellers
Sixth Street
Leo W. Griswold
Harold Wade
North English
Donald E. Paxton
Nineteenth Street
Happel and Sons
Third Avenue
E. C. Hoover
Forest Drive
Floyd H. Knapp
A Avenue
Orletta Nelson
B Avenue NE
Justice Court
Helen McNeil Swalley
A Avenue NE
Justice H. R. Churchill
Police Theft Report
John Stanek
Center Point Road
Tenth Street
Farris Beauty Shop
Company No
Francis Tharp
Second Street
Fred Kramer
Hearn-Stevenson Motor Company
Avemue SE
St. Luke’s
Leland Weaver
Joe Zeleny
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Jack Welch
Mercy
Louis Tow
Fairfax
John Larson
Thirtieth Street
Artie Keenan
Ryan
Raymond Link
Eighth Street NW
Iowa Housing Board
Ernestene Null
Fred Null
Darrell C. Race
Mary M. Race
Darwin Cook
Joy Cook
Ruth Hazel Doetzel
Fred Doetzel, Jr
Betty J. Benson
Alvin Arthur Bennion
Charles Probst
Margaret Probst
William H. Coueer
Evelyn
Swede Carlson
Moore
National Association
Raymond Snyder
Grand Junction
Snyder
Greene County
Jefferson
C.R
Rachel Gear
Myrtle Richards
Anna Swift
Mrs. Elsom
Chicago Police
Donald Roseland
Alice Iverson
Jewell Thompson
Eagle Grove
Raymond Olmstead
John Creeke
Maynard Roseland
Lester T. Simpson
Edward Ryan
Larry
Galt
Harry Slining
Janet
Belmond
Frances Grill
Fern
Rev. R. Youngdahl
South Dakota
Radio
Hollace Shaw
By Nadine Subotnik
Gus Haenschen
Emil Cote
Iowa City
WSUI
Charlotte Bronte
Martin Gabel
Mutual
Bill Slater
Herb Polesie
Fred Vander Venter
Florence Rinard
Bobby McGuire
Diana Lynn
Jimmy Edmondson
Edmondson
Ole Olsen
Chick Johnson
Paul Engle
WHO E4
McConnel Axel News
Ain
Samig News Nazarenes
WMAG
WGN Exel Treas
ABC
Archbishop Rohlman
Mt. Mercy
Linn “County
Etta Henson
M. W. O’rieley
Linn eNo
Andrew J. Baird
Clerk of
Linn Gants
Helen F. Schmidt
Warren J. Rees
Norneg, Ollie Cpnaerensi
Homer Grimes
Edwin Guber
Calvary Baptist Church
Waldemar Argow
the Peoples Church
3Rd Ave
6Th Street
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