Patent Trial Focuses On Iowa Manufacturing Rock Crushers
In Cedar Rapids federal court engineer Hans I. Hansen testified that Universal Engineering rock crushers infringe Iowa Manufacturing patents. He described double impeller breakers, rotor directions, and film evidence of operation. Attorneys argued over infringement and patent scope with witnesses from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa’ |Manufacturing Company
Cedar Rapids
Universal Engineering Corporation
Iowa
Universal
Pettibone-Mulliken
Chicago
Iowa Manufacturing
Hansen
Ithe Universal
Universal Engineering
Universal Attorneys
Lee H. Kessler
Springville
N. Y
Norman H. Kessler
S. P. Moore
Concrete Materials and Construction Company
Moore
New Jersey
Theodore Rejsa Takes Own Life
Theodore Rejsa 44 owner of Sixteenth Avenue Pharmacy died at home after telling his wife he had taken poison. He drove home with her then suffered convulsions and died at Mercy hospital. An autopsy was ordered to determine poison type. He left a wife Margaret a daughter Mrs. Stanley Travnicek a grandson his parents a brother and a stepsister. Funeral at Janeba funeral home Friday at 3 p.m. Burial in the Czech National cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Ted” Rejsa
Mallory Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Marvin Smylie
Rejsa
Smylie
Mercy Hospital
Regis Weland
Cedar Rapids
Margaret
Stanley Travnicek
Charles Rejsa
Chester
Arnold M. Larson
Goodfellows Club
Janeba
Czech National Cemetery
Manchester Man Seeks State Rep Nomination
DES MOINES A Manchester Republican Donald J. Dolphin took out nomination papers with the secretary of state seeking the state representative seat from Delaware County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Des Moines
Donald J. Dolphin
Delaware County
Time-in-service rule ends for air cadet program
The army and air force recruiting office in Cedar Rapids reports the 18 month active duty requirement for aviation cadet applicants is eliminated. High school graduates meeting other criteria can apply after swearing in. two year college men may apply before enlistment. Also noted are seven navy enlistments and a WAF enlistment by Carolyn Ruth Rutgers, 18, of Cedar Rapids. Comdr Eveland visited Great Lakes to inspect Cedar Rapids reserve training center medical facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and
Air Force
Cedar Rapids
WAF
Carolyn Ruth Rutgers
Ellis Boulevard
Comdr
F. B. Eveland
Navy
District Medical Office
Great Lakes, Ill
Navy Reserve Training Center
Local Notices and Club Activities Reported in City Briefs
Hospitalized Elizabeth Blitsch at St Luke's on Tuesday. Legion auxiliary Fairfax serving dinner at Legion Hall Tuesday February 19 from 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets via Enzler's. Palette Club meets with a still life study at the public library. Robert Spaight cast as Alonso in The Tempest at Loras College. Personnel committee luncheon at YMCA Wednesday noon. Cedar Rapids Chess Club meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Y.M.C.A. High Twelve features Coe College president Howell H Brooks speaking at Roosevelt hotel Friday. Five thermostats theft reported from Oak land road and 37th street NE. Boy Scout troop 21 holds open house for Scouting anniversary. Fred Petrick performs magic. Oscar Taylor undergoes surgery at St Luke's. no visitors at present.
Services Monday For Pfc Kadlec Of Cedar Rapids
The body of 18 year old Pfc Robert Kadlec killed in Korea on Oct 3 will arrive in Cedar Rapids early Saturday escorted by Master Sgt William Napier. Kadlec born Nov 20 1932 in Cedar Rapids was a Wilson High School graduate and attended the University of Iowa before enlisting in January 1951. He served nine months in the 7th Cavalry Regiment and 1st Cavalry Division and is survived by his parents a sister Dolores a brother Eugene and grandfather John Kadlec of Cedar Rapids. Rosary at Kuba Funeral Home Sunday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Kadlee
Korea
Cedar Rapids
William E Napier
Kuba Funeral
Joseph Kadlec
Street Road
Kadlec
Wilson High School
University of Iowa
Army
Fort Riley
Kan
7Th Cavalry Regiment
1St Cavalry Division
Company G
Dolores
Eugene
John Kadlec
Kuba
East Iowans Rally Behind Ackley Vet in VA Premium Suit
East Iowa veterans organize a Sunday Cedar Rapids meeting to support Dale Nichols, an Ackley veteran sued by the government for reimbursing VA insurance premiums. A pre trial conference is set for Feb 19 in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Ackley
Veterans Administration
Dale Nichols
Johnson
Roosevelt Hotel
Nichols
Waterloo
Deaths Miss Thelma Morton Cedar Rapids teacher
Miss Thelma Pauline Morton 51 mathematics teacher at Wilson school for 22 years died at her Cedar Rapids home at 5 55 a m Wednesday Born in Oelwein she lived in Cedar Rapids 34 years A Coe College graduate in 1922 she belonged to Delta Kappa Gamma Cedar Rapids Bird club Education Association and American Federation of Teachers She was secretary treasurer of the Natural Science club and affiliated with Cedar Christian church Surviving are her parents a sister and a niece Services will be at Barta Hesser chapel at 1 30 p m Friday Rev Frazer Thomason Cedar Christian church officiating Burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call after 4 p m Thursday
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Thelma Pauline Morton
Burch Avenue
Wilson School
Oelwein
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Charles K. Morton
R. D. Brown
Phyllis Brown
Frazer Thomason
Cedar Christian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Wolfe Candidate for State Ag Secretary
Ottumwa. Ralph W. Wolfe 57 year old former Ottumwa businessman and chief inspector for the Iowa State Commerce Commission announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state secretary of agriculture. He has 13 years on the commission staff and carries badge No. 13. He announced on February 13 and plans to file March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Ralph W. Wolfe
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Commerce Commission
C R Adventure Club Valentine Party Planned
The Adventure club will host a Valentine party Thursday from 3 30 to 5 30 p m at the Salvation Army youth center 1123 Third street SE A picnic supper will be served Attendees should bring a covered dish Meat and dessert will be provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adventure Club
Salvation Army Youth Center
Third Street SE
Rock Island engineer Jesse W Mason dies at 57
Jesse W Mason 57, of 1401 Center Point road NE, an engineer for the Rock Island railroad and World War I veteran, died at home at 6 15 a m Wednesday. Born September 20 1889 in Cedar Rapids he married Marie Shaw April 13 1916 in Morrison. Surviving include his wife a daughter Mrs James McKee Cedar Rapids three sons Jesse Jr and Eldon of Cedar Rapids and Alva of Manly one sister Mrs R H Klemm Watsonville Calif three brothers Frank Richmond Calif Max Chicago and Gilbert Bettendorf and six grandchildren He was a member of the Methodist church at Iowa Falls Rainbow A F and A M Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers No 813 Heather Hill chapter OES all of Manly Ambar Grott o and Hanford Post American Legion of Cedar Rapids Burial at Cedar Memorial with military services by Hanford Post No 5 Friends may call after 6 p m Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse William Mason
Center Point Road
Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Marie Shaw
Morrison
James McKee
Jesse Mason, Jr
Eldon Mason
Alva
Manly
R. H. Klemm
Watsonville
Calif
Frank
Richmond
Max
Chicago
Gilbert Mason
Bettendorf
Iowa Falls
Rain
Bowledge
A. F
A. M
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Heather Hill
O.es
Ambar Grotto
Hanford Post
The
American Legion
Turner
Ruth Husband
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Sister Mary Dionysia O Callaghan dies at Sacred Heart Convent
Sister Mary Dionysia O Callaghan, 1877 birth in Lourdes Iowa, died at Sacred Heart convent at 10 15 pm Tuesday. She entered the Sisters of Mercy from Elma in 1920 and professed vows in 1923. Her assignments included DeWitt Manchester Clarion Oelwein Garryowen Fairfax Grand Junction Kalispell Montana and she served at the mother house since 1950. Mass at Mt Mercy college chapel Friday at 9 30 am officiated by Rev Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dionysia O’callaghan
Sacred Heart Convent
Timothy O’callaghan
Bridget Morrissey O’callaghan
Lourdes
the Sisters of Mercy
Elma
DeWitt
Manchester
Clarion
Oelwein
Garryowen
Fairfax
Grand Junction
Kalispell
Mont
Mt. Mercy College Chapel
Louis
Wendling Celebrant of the Mass Burial Planned
Wendling presided at a mass with burial planned in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendling
Mass
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Marion woman dies at 175 widow of Watson Herriott
Nora Bell Herriott of Marion route 1 died at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Mental Health Institute Independence. She was born in Toddville and affiliated with Coggan Christian church. Survived by three daughters, two sisters, five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Friday at Barta-Hesser funeral home with Dr. Galen Lee Rose. burial Lafayette cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Bell Herriott
Marion
Watson Herriott
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Toddville
Coggan Christian Church
Lafayette
Theron Pike
Cedar Rapids
Eva Herriott
Des Moines
Earl Jenkins
Washington
Iva Bardoner
Center Point
Ward Tylee
Barta-Hesser
Galen Lee Rose
First Christian Church
Miss Fannie Klima Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids resident Miss Fannie Klima died at 8 10 p m Tuesday at her brother J F Klima's home after a long illness. Born December 24 1879 in Wisconsin she leaves two nephews and two nieces besides her brother. She belonged to Immaculate Conception church and St Rose circle. Services will be at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 am Thursday with Rt Rev Msgr William H Schulte presiding. Burial is in St John’s cemetery. Rosary will be recited at Turner chapel at 8 pm Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Klima
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Klima
Wisconsin
Miss Klima
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Rose Circle
William H. Schulte
St. John’s Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Obituary: Mrs Alta Manley of Cedar Rapids Dies in Mesa
Mrs Alta C Manley 67 a former Cedar Rapids resident died Monday night in Mesa Arizona where she had moved three years ago She was born in Jones county December 31 1885 Survived by daughters Mrs Owen Leverich Mesa and Mrs Howard Moss Omaha sons Floyd Mesa Jim Jam ie Los Angeles Carol Michigan City Ind sisters Mrs Lucy Ketchum Cedar Rapids Mrs Ellie Cook Chicago Mrs Laettie Daker Finton Minn two brothers Jim Kendall Jones county and Clifford Marion eight grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Alta C. Manley
Cedar Rapids
Mesa, Ariz
Jones County
Owen Leverich
Mesa
Howard Moss
Omaha
Floyd
Jim-Jamie
Los Angeles
Carol
Michigan City
Ind
Lucy Ketchum
Ellie Cook
Chicago
Laettie Daker
Finton
Minn
Jim Kendall
Clifford
Marion
Death of John Vurgaitis After Long Residence With Kaminsky
John Vurgaitis 78 died at Carl Kaminsky 1312 L Street SW at 2 p.m. Tuesday. He lived with Kaminsky for 25 years. Born in Lithuania July 15 1873 he worked for Penick and Ford until retiring in 1941. Private services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Janeba funeral home with cremation committal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vurgaitis
Carl Kaminsky
L Street
Mr. Kaminsky
Lithuania
Penick and Ford
Janeba
Services for Dr Anna Heyberg er obituary notice
Funeral services for Dr Anna Heyberg er retired Coe college professor at 1400 Second Avenue SE will be held in Turner chapel at 4 p.m. Thursday conducted by Rev Z F Pauk and Rev James B Hodgson with cremation commital. All known survivors reside in Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Heyberger
Coe College
Second Avenue SE
Turner Chapel
Z. F. Pauk
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
James B. Hodgson
Coe
Services for Mrs Mead Nurss Held in Estherville
Mrs Mead Nurss died Tuesday and services are set for 1 30 p m Thursday at the Barta Hesser chapel. Dr Kenneth E Metcalf of St Paul's Methodist church will conduct the rites. Burial will follow at East Side cemetery in Estherville, and friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Nurss
Sixth Street
Kenneth E. Metcalf
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
East Side
Estherville
Keegan Waives On False Check Count In Iowa Case
John E. Keegan alias John May waived to the grand jury during a Cedar Rapids arraignment on a forged check charge. Justice Charles Benesh set bond at $2,000 after his Rock Island arrest. the case stems from cashing a forged Cedar Rapids bank check worth $12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Keegan
John May
Grand
Justice Court
Charles Benesh
Keegan
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Cedar
Iowa City
N A A C P Sponsors High School Programs
Cedar Rapids NAACP members sponsor four assemblies in three high schools this week to observe Brotherhood Week February 17 to 24. Rev Waldemar Argow and Mrs James Collins spoke at Franklin and a film The Brotherhood of Man was shown there and at Wilson with future shows planned at McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Franklin
McKinley
Wilson
Waldemar Argow
James Collins
Brotherhood of Man
C R DeMolay to Install Delp as Master Councilor
Cedar Rapids DeMolay prepares a public ceremony at the Consistory building next Tuesday at 7 30 p m to install Bill Delp as master councilor alongside officers including Dick Aldershot Leroy Dingman and Dick Hughes. Jim Miller leads the installation with past masters Bruce Spivey Jim Giovanazzi Tom Birr and Glen Moser assisting. The past master councilor pin will be presented to Birr and John Scott will give the flower talk. A DeMolay mothers club reception follows at the P R Aldershoff home 524 Gwendolyn drive NE.
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Bill Delp
Cedar Rapids
The
Order of DeMolay
Dick Aldershot
Leroy Dingman
Dick Hughes
Howard Bronson
Bob Dillingham
Ben Schneider
Glen Shaffer
Rowe Zehms
Leroy Busby
Russell Shaeffer
Donald Peterson
Louis Johnson
Gus Chipokas
Sentinel
Dick Walch
Larry Willkie
Bradley Ankerstar
Roger Delp
Kent Aldershot
Jim Biddinger
Bill McLeland
Jim Miller
Bruce Spivey
Jim Giovanazzi
Tom Birr
Glen Moser
Iowa City SUI Students Win Engineer Awards
Two civil engineering seniors received Iowa section awards from the American Society of Civil Engineers in Des Moines. Max Ferguson of Stockport, studying at Iowa State College, and George Griffith of Iowa City, a University of Iowa student, are granted entrance fee waivers as junior members based on potential success, service to the student chapter, scholarship, and personality.
Clayton County Group To Be Inducted Feb 25
Seventeen Clayton county men will report Feb 25 at Des Moines for induction into the armed services. Names listed include Duane C. Walter of Luana and Realto L. Wille of Luana among others from Osterdock Garnaville Geddes St Olaf Amundson Postville Strawberry Point Edgewood Monona Elkader and Marquette.
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Eleader
Clayton County
Des Moines
Armed Services
Duane C. Walter
Realto L. Wille
Luana
Leonard A. Morarend
Osterdock
Floyd H. Friedlein
McGregor
Lorin J. Schmelzer
Robert B. Berns
Garnaville
Francis H. Shea
Geddes
S. D
Lee E. Klinkenberg
St. . Olaf
Leon L. Casten
Roger H
Amundson
Postville
Burnell
A. Wilker
Farmersburg
Frank W. Dickens
Strawberry Point
Robert E. Starkey
Marquette
Robert P. Davis
Edgewood
Ronald D. Mueller
Monona
Stanley L. Bolsinger
Vernon J. Hoth
Elkader
McGregor Hospital Pays Its Own Way in 1951 Summary
McGregor hospital, a community enterprise since 1948, operated in the black last year and began 1952 with a small surplus. It drew patients from 20 to 25 miles, reporting 2,659 patient days, 83 births, and income of 30,508. Despite four years without cash gifts, clubs and individuals contributed food and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor Hospital
Mcgregor
Iowa Engineering Society names 1952 officers
Des Moines AP report states Henry B. Black from Iowa State College becomes president. Remaining officers include H. G. Hershey of Iowa City as president-elect, X. P. Boyles of Fort Dodge as vice-president, and Ralph W. Tuller of Des Moines re-elected as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Engineering Society
Henry B. Black
Iowa State College
H. G. Hershey
Iowa City
X. P. Boyles
Fort Dodge
Ralph W. Tuller
Japanese Journalist Visits Cornell Campus
A Japanese journalist and foreign correspondent from the Tokyo Mainichi Shinbun visited Cornell College in Mt Vernon. He is Kihei Nasu’s son Kiyoshi Nasu and recently completed a two year stay in the United States studying at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Kiyoshi Nasu
Kihei Nasu
Kobe
Japan
Tokyo
Mainichi Shinbun
United States
Columbia University
Flynn pleads guilty in seduction case at Linn County Court
Mike James Flynn pled guilty to a seduction charge on Wednesday in Linn County Court. Judge M. C. Hamiel imposed a $100 fine and a suspended one year jail sentence, plus restitution for the witness's hospital and medical expenses. All but $1 of the fine was suspended with payment due in 60 days. The jury had been selected but was dismissed when a juror fell ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike James Flynn
Linn County
M. C. Hamiel
Flynn
Hamiel
Velma Marchal
E. J. Dahms
Cedar Rapids Woman Sues City and Firms for 35100 Injuries
Mrs. Weldon Carter of 600 Second St NW files a $35,100 suit in Cedar Rapids against the city Ben B. Russell and the Russell Ice Cream Co and Albert B Sidwell claiming injuries from a fall on an icy sidewalk in front of the ice cream building at 600 614 Second St NW. She alleges skull fracture brain concussion partial hearing loss and possible harm to an unborn child and seeks 35000 damages plus 100 for ruined clothing. The petition accuses defendants of negligence allowing ice and snow to form on the sidewalk and notes Russell as owner of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ben B. Russell
Russell Ice Cream Company
Albert B. Sidwell
Weldon Carter
Second Street
Ice Cream Company
Two Plead Guilty To Drunk Driving
Two men pled guilty to drunk driving charges late Monday and were fined by Judge J. E. Heiser. Ernest J. Franc, 43, of the town, faced the court alongside a second defendant, with sentencing details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Heiserman
Ernest J. Franc
Local Drunk Driving Plea and Plea Details
906 Maplewood drive NE resident pled guilty to a second offense drunk driving and paid 500 dollars plus costs. Henry R Roche of 1409 Second avenue SE pled guilty and was fined 300 dollars and costs with installments set at 100 dollars down and 25 dollars monthly. Franc’s charge filed January 21. first Linn county drunk driving conviction occurred in 1940. Roche had pled not guilty on September 17 before changing to guilty this Monday. William L Husek’s trial, charged with drunk driving, was moved from January to April term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood Drive
Henry R. Roche
Second Avenue SE
Roche
Linn County
William L. Husek
Victim of Knifing Sued for Divorce
Beulah E. Martin of Cedar Rapids filed divorce against her husband Jack Martin after a stabbing incident. She accuses cruel and inhuman treatment and secured a temporary injunction to protect herself and her daughter, Catherine Capes. Martin remained hospitalized, and authorities placed the daughter with juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Beulah E. Martin
Tenth Street SE
Jack Martin
Mercy Hospital
Revoke Suspension of Verl Taylor Sentence
Judge J E Heiserman ordered Verl Taylor to serve an indeterminate seven year sentence at Fort Madison for a false check. The sentence, imposed Jan 23 1951, was suspended for good behavior but was revoked after Taylor allegedly forged a signature on a $29 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Heiserman
Verl Taylor
Avenue
Fort Madison
Taylor
Willis A. Glassgow
Dwight Krumboltz
Krumboltz
Kopecky Appeals Rent Suit to Supreme Court
Edward Kopecky appeals a district court ruling ordering him to pay about $6,200 in back rent to the Kathrine Kopecky estate. He sought to introduce new evidence, which the court ruled could not alter the final decision. The appeal targets the ruling on the alleged new evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kopecky
Supreme Court
John Kopecky
Kathrine Kopecky
Edward
Mrs Stine sues over home repair cost in city suit
Mrs William Stine sues William Krejci and E N Boerkren for 662 95 alleging payment for repairs on a home at 606 Fifteenth Avenue SE owned by Krejci and later sold to Boerkren. Other suits listed include Carl Lerch vs Leo and Minnie Ward 328 80 promissory note Lloyd B Mizner vs Cedar Rapids City Lines 133 42 auto damage and Hawkeye Sales Co vs P J Buch 495 98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stine
William Krejci
E. N. Boerkren
Lloyd B. Mizner
Cedar Rapids City Lines
Hawkeye Sales Company
P. J. Buch
Buch Sales and Service
Coffee Maker Stolen From Takin Brothers Warehouse
The sheriff's office investigates the theft of a $400 coffee maker from the Takin Brothers warehouse. Earl Bapty, the manager, indicates the item was taken around January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Takin Brothers
Earl Bapty
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Keystone
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Fourth Avenue
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Avenue NW
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Evanston Hospital
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Wildwood Drive
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Monticello
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Central City
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Marengo
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Anamosa
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Elizabeth Blitsch
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St. Luke’s Hospital
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Palette Club
Robert L. Spaight
Tenth Street NW
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Alonso
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Oakland Road
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Wolfe
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Mary Dionysia
Urner & Sonuneral Directors
Second Avenue S.E
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Alta Manley
Heyberger Services
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Cornell
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Kopecky
Stine
Prompt, Friendly Claims Service
Dial
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Lisle
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