Five day forecast and local weather notes for Hastings area
Temperatures near normal with a slight rise toward next week. Cloudy cool conditions Friday night with a low near 18 to 26. Saturday remains cloudy and milder with highs around 30 to 38. Sunday partly cloudy and cooler. Precipitation expected light, mainly snow flurries in northern states through Saturday and again midweek. Police court notes and marriage licenses listed, including a drunkenness fine and several civil cases. Local wind data and sunrise sunset times provided.
Local Court Fines For Reckless Driving And Offenses
Reckless driving charges issued to Wesley Ka dera at 1031 Fifth Avenue SE with a $100 fine plus costs. David Hallberg of Ottumwa fined $10 and costs for failure to have car under control. Basil Manley of 1270 Twenty second Avenue SW fined $10 and costs for speeding. Walter Gusheloff of 2001 Linden Drive SE fined $5 and costs for leaving car unattended. Volga resident Jesse E. Sloan, 83, died Friday with services Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in First Methodist Church. Clarence Mrs James Irons, 22, died Wednesday at Denver with services Saturday at 2 p.m. at the local Methodist church. body to arrive at Chapman Funeral Home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Kadera
Fifth Avenue SE
David Hallberg
Ottumwa
Basil Manley
Twenty-second Avenue
Walter Gusheloff
Linden Drive
Jesse E. Sloan
First Methodist Church
Clarence
James Irons
Denver
Chapman Funeral Home
Big Class Finishes Dog Obedience Course
Thirty five dogs completed six week obedience training in Memorial Coliseum armory. Cedar Rapids Kennel Association sponsors the course and will run one more class before the All Breed Dog Show on April 20. Next class starts 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the coliseum armory. owners may bring any breed. Dogs should wear a collar or choke chain and leash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids Kennel Association
Coliseum
Coliseum Armory
Arraigned on receiving stolen property charge
Henry C. Muesse 31 of 109 Eighth Street SE faced justice court after noon Thursday arraignment on receiving stolen property. He sought a preliminary hearing set for 2 pm Friday. Justice Miles Adams set a $1000 bond. The case concerns $35 his nine year old son found in a billfold picked up in the Bowham last month. The boy told police his father kept the money and discarded the billfold and ID.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Muesse
Eighth Street SE
Justice Court
Miles Adams
Muesse
Bowham
Ike's Iowa Boosters Organize Tonight
Des Moines Iowa supporters of General Dwight D Eisenhower for President will meet tonight to form a statewide organization and plan their campaign The gathering moved from the Savery hotel to the Moose hall due to a hotel workers strike Temporary chairman E R Hicklin of Wapello said the group will press Eisenhower to return to the country soon to campaign actively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Dwight D. Eisenower
Savery Hotel
Moose Hall
E. R. Hicklin
Wapello
Eisenhower
Fireman Dies In Print Shop Fire At Ames
A young fireman named David Sills, 27, died from suffocation after being trapped in smoke during a downtown Ames print shop fire. Four others were overcome. one man had severe burns. Flames confined to the basement at Harrison Publishing Company. cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
David Sills
Sills
Harrison Publishing Company
Proof Demanded On Horsemeat Charge in Iowa
Davenport Iowa Scott County Attorney Clark O Filseth objects to blanket claims that horsemeat was sold in Davenport without specifics He calls for named locations dates and individuals if such sales occurred and says no cases have been found after three months of inquiry The public deserves clarity to avoid fear of buying meat locally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Scott County
Clark O. Filseth
Filseth
Alber Urges Free World Defense Amid Middle East Focus
Former adviser Albert outlines four reasons the Middle East matters to the West including Islam, land mass, transport routes, and oil. He praises Turkey as a democracy, warns of communist treason, and calls for holding action until Russia dissolves. In a Q&A, he questions Iran's shah's strength and notes power struggles behind Stalin’s succession.
Linn County approves 1952 township road program
The Linn county board of supervisors and township representatives approved a 369770.52 dollar road program for 1952 including 46.9 miles surfaced and 33 miles graded across 19 townships near Cedar Rapids. About 12.6 miles will be both graded and surfaced with 53000 to be spent on bridge work. weather delays from 1951 explained past overruns. all work aims for completion this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
William H. Behrens
Behrens
Linn
Miles P. Sutera
Martin Wiley
Henry J. Hood
Frank Wall Fined For Drunk Driving
Thomas Wall age 26 of Toddville pled guilty to a drunk driving charge and was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge J E Heiserman. He was arrested near his home after his car struck a pickup driven by George R Schroeder on highway 150 north of Louisa and left the scene without identifying himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Thomas Wall
Toddville
J. E. Heiserman
Wall
James Gildroy
Charles Fels
Highway 150
Louisa
Gildroy
George R. Schroeder
Jury Excused Until Feb 25 in January Term
The January term petit jury panel was excused from duty until 9 a.m. February 25 by Judge J. E. Heiserman. Jurors were to report Monday, but next week’s cases have been continued or settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Heiserman
Three account suits filed with amounts sought
Thursday and Friday filings list Newman Mercantile Company versus Milo and Delilah Selbicky for 114.06 dollars, L B Sedlacek versus Conrad J and Lois McIlree for 130.11 dollars, and T F Lange versus Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Matheny for 177.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Mercantile Company
Milo
Delilah Selbicky
L. B. Sedlacek
Conrad J
Lois Mcllree
T. F. Lange
Harvey Matheny
Suits Dismissed in Friday Court Motions
Two civil suits were dismissed Friday by the plaintiffs. A personal injury case filed by George Hoffman against Charles Strausser was dropped along with a divorce action brought by Lloyd C. Hendrickson against Betty L. Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoffman
Charles Strausser
Lloyd C. Hendrickson
Betty L. Hendrickson
Forsythe Will Admitted to Probate in Texas Estate
Carrie B Forsythe who died Jan 26 had her will admitted to probate. John Frick receives real estate in Texas stock in Cherry Burrell Corporation and a Perpetual Savings and Loan account. He is left half the rest of the estate with one fourth each to Carlton R Potter and Mrs Potter as co heirs. Frick named executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsythe
Carrie B. Forsythe
John Frick
Texas
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Carlton R. Potter
Frick
Patek Sues Bara Gary Over August 1951 Car Accident
Richard Patek filed a $767.10 lawsuit against Joseph Bara Gary for car damage allegedly incurred in an August 25 1951 collision at the corner of First Avenue and Tenth Street E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Patek Friday
Joseph Baragary
First Avenue
Tenthstreet
Eldon Miller Appeals $1625 Crash Judgment
Eldon Miller Iowa City truck operator appeals to the Iowa Supreme Court from a 1625 dollar judgment awarded to Simon Mullett of Kalona after a July 3 1950 collision near Shueyville. Isaac D Yoder and Dale Halter were drivers. Yoder sought permanent disability from injuries. Miller company sought 4318 for truck damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Miller
DES ‘Moiies
Iowa City
Iowa Supreme Court
Johnson County District Court
Simon Mullett
Kalona Trucker
Shueyville
Mullett
Isaac D. Yoder
Dale Halter
Miller Firm
Yoder
Miller Company
Guayule Rubber Plant Requires Rain and Drought Pattern
Guayule, the sole native U.S. rubber plant, needs a winter rainy period followed by long dry spells for the rest of the year. This growth cycle governs cultivation and potential rubber production in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Burglar Feeds Family Dog During Looting in Worcester
In Worcester Massachusetts a burglar looted the home of George Long street and brought hamburgers to keep the family watchdog occupied during the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester Mass
George Longstreet
Hamburg
Fifty Years of Service in Cedar Rapids Doctor Honored
Dr Emma J Neal received a 50 year service tribute from the Linn County Medical Society in Cedar Rapids. The notice recalls her lineage from pioneer physician Benjamin G Neal of Louisa County and her own start in 1902 at Keokuk Medical College before building a lifelong practice in Cedar Rapids. She recalls early days, 24 hour on call, river crossings, and a shift toward renewed trust in general practice as families age with her care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Medical Society
Emma J. Neal
Cedar Rapids
Neal
University of Iowa
Louisa County
Emma Neal
Keokuk Medical College
Fort Madison
Milo P. Smith
Avenue NW
Dr. Neal
Employee Charged With Disturbance at Plant
Patrick O Leary aged 38 of 1006 Second Street SW pled innocent at police court arraignment on drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges. Trial set for Thursday bond fixed at 150 dollars. Officers report O Leary, an employee of Iowa Manufacturing Company, entered the office, smashed windows and furniture, pulled the telephone from the wall, upset the coke machine, and later set fire to his clothing in his cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick O’leary
Second Street
O’leary
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Charred bone clues in burned car tied to missing Iowan
In Albuquerque, state police found what may be charred human bones in the wrecked car of Edward Marso, a 31 year old Le Mars Iowa resident missing since Feb. 5. Tests at an Albuquerque lab will take about two weeks, with earlier evidence including a bumper bullet hole and the car's arson and off highway push. Marso, a California refrigerator mechanic, left West Covina Feb. 5 bound for Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Edward Marso
le Mars
Marso
Jack Salter
Mario
Grants
Cedro Canyon
California
West Covina
Calif
Eisenhower Likely To Miss West Point Sesquicentennial
Washington dispatch reports Gen. Eisenhower advised the army he cannot return to the United States for the West Point sesquicentennial ending June 1. His France headquarters said he had hoped to visit but cannot make definite plans and will be unable to attend due to heavy official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Army
West Point
France
Reliance Mfg to Discontinue Anamosa Plant
The Reliance Manufacturing Company will end operations at Anamosa in about three weeks. President A. T. Bard announced at a conference with Reliance officials and the Anamosa Improvement Corporation. About 120 workers, mostly women, will receive severance pay for those who remain as long as needed. The move comes amid rising costs and narrowing garment profit margins after 24 years of production of Big Yank shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Reliance Manufacturing Company
A. T. Bard
Chicago
Reliance
Anamosa Improvement Corporation
The
Improvement Corporation
Reliance Company
Bard
Gillette Middle East Junket Is Postponed
Senator Guy M Gillette a member of the Middle East subcommittee said a proposed trouble shooting trip to Iran Iraq Pakistan and Syria has been indefinitely postponed He cited the illness of Senator Charles Tobey and an upcoming mid March election for Senator Owen Brewster as reasons not to go without other members The trip was desired by the State Department but will not proceed now
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guy M. Gillette
D-Ia
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Iran
Iraq
Pakistan
Syria
State Department
Iowa
Charles Tobey
R-N. H
Gillette
Owen Brewster
R-Me
Contino Ordered to Report for Draft Medical Examination
Ac cordionist Dick Contino, under draft summons in Glendale, must report Monday for a pre induction physical. The musician, once jailed for draft dodging and fleeing Fort Ord, cited panic claustrophobia at trial and received six months and a $10,000 fine with time off for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Calif
Dick Contino
Fort Ord
Two Seek Second District G O P Delegate Posts
The Gazette learns of at least two candidates for the Second district two seats on Iowa Republican national convention delegation. Arlene Raymond of Independence and Robert F. Loetscher of Dubuque are named, with Raymond neutral on Taft vs Eisenhower and Loetscher open to options. Presidential caucus cycle to select eight district delegates in March and state at large delegates in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
the Gazette
Arlene Raymond
Independence
Robert F. Loetscher
Dubuque
Raymond
Taft
Eisenhower
Loetscher
Chicago
City Briefs and Community Notices Gather in Des Moines Area
Local briefs report funeral service help requested for Dr. J M Franks at Barta Hesser chapel with Odd Fellows. Townsend Victory Club No 8 plans supper and meeting at K of P hall. Cpl Carl E Powell arrives in Korea Feb 6 with 40th division. Ben W McDonough promoted to first sergeant in Tokyo. Mrs C K Mandel now at Steele's nursing home. Mrs Glenn L Walters returns after surgery at St Luke's. Pfc Dewey M Rudd returns to duty in Santa Ana after leave. Ely Lutheran Church pre Lent sermon by Rev Philip Bigelow at 11 am. Sunday school 9:45. P R Aldershot elected secretary treasurer of Upper Midwest Canvas Goods Manufacturers Association. Carroll Coleman to speak at Printing House Craftsmen dinner at Roosevelt hotel. Leslie E Wiles to speak on accounting under the Defense program in Waterloo. Lavon Holets to play cello on WSUI Recital Hall program at 11:30 am Saturday. She is daughter of Leonard L Holets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSUI
Lavon Holets
University of Iowa
Leonard L. Holets
Miss Holets
Brahms
Schmitt
Ravel
Kallemyn Weighs Bid for Iowa Secretary of State
Edward J. Kallemyn, executive secretary of the Iowa World War II bonus board, said he is seriously considering a bid for the Republican nomination for secretary of state. He expects to announce in the near future as Melvin D. Synhorst has announced re election plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Edward J. Kallemyn
Iowa
Kallemyn
Melvin D.synhorst
Death notices of Arva Farr Pratt and Joseph Erger
Arva Farr Pratt widow of Roy Pratt of Chicago dies at Mary Haven Convalescent Home Wilmette Ill after long illness Born August 8 1875 in Shell Rock she lived in Cedar Rapids years before moving to Chicago Services in Chapel of Memories 1 30 p m Saturday conducted by Rev Galen L Rose Entombment in Chapel of Memories Friends may call at Turner chapel until noon Saturday Joseph J Erger 1500 Hinkley Ave NW retired farmer from near Newhall dies Thursday services in St Patrick church 9 30 a m Saturday by Rt Rev Megr DD Lenihan Burial in St Michael's Cemetery Norway Rosaries 7 30 p m and 8 p m Friday Teahen chapel Mercy hospital nurses alumnae to recite latter. friends may call the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arva Farr Pratt
Roy ‘Pratt
Chicago
Mary Haven
Wilmette
Ill
Shell Rock
Cedar Rapids
Chapel of Memories
Galen L. Rose
First Christian Church
Turner Chapel
Joseph
J. Erger
Hinkley Avenue
Newhall
St. Patrick’s Church
Megr. DD
Lenihan
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Norway
Teahen
Mercy Hospital
Hendrick Cop 71 dies after brief illness in Cedar Rapids
Hendrick M Cop a maintenance man at Iowa Electric Light and Power died at his home 608 First Avenue NE at 6 30 a m Friday after a brief illness Born March 9 1880 in Holland he served in the Dutch navy Survived by six daughters Victoria Buhrmann Ely Clara Bunker Maria Usher Henrietta Cubbage Antonia Smith and Mina Copé six grandchildren Burial in Linwood cemetery Turner chapel services to be announced Friends may call after 7 p m Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick M. Cop
Iowa Electric Light & Power Company
First Avenue NE
Holland
Victoria Buhrmann
Ely
Clara ‘Bunker
Maria Usher
Henrietta Cubbage
Antonia Smith
Cedar Rapids
Mina Cope
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs Lazenby Rites Set in Gladbrook for Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs Charles Lazenby 57 a Cedar Rapids area resident for eight years died Wednesday at the Mental Health Institute Independence after a lingering illness. Survived by husband a son in Germany a daughter in Cedar Rapids a granddaughter seven brothers and four sisters in the Gladbrook area. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Goettsch funeral home Gladbrook. Burial Gladbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lazenby
Cedar Rapids
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Killian’s
Craemer’s
Charles
U.S. Army
Germany
Charles Landergott
Gladbrook
Goettsch
Mrs Adrienne Boucher Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Adrienne Boucher 528 Vernon Drive SE died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 6 15 p m Thursday after a long illness. She was an interior decorator with R H Macy New York City for 20 years. Survived by a cousin Mrs H R Storer of Buenos Aires. Services set for 3 30 p m Saturday at Turner Chapel with Dr Theodore Lilley pastor First Presbyterian Church. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrienne Boucher
Vernon Drive
Cedar Rapids
Boucher
R. H. Macy
New York City
H. R. Storer
Buenos Aires
Turner Chapel
Theodore Lilley
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
William M Knott dies. former Cedar Rapids resident
William M Knott aged 72, a former Cedar Rapids and Clinton resident, died Thursday at his North Hollywood home. He belonged to Northwestern railroad staff and is survived by a Cedar Rapids sister Mrs. Frank L. Kinch, brother Dr H A Knott, and daughter Mrs. H A Gray. Funeral services are set for Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Knott
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
North Hollywood
Calif
North Western
Roaa Employe
Knott
Frank L. Kinch
H. A. Knott
H. A. Gray
Rose Kaspar 76 Found Dead of Heart Ailment
Rose Kaspar 76 of 823 Ninth street SE was found dead Thursday night from a heart ailment. Coroner Dr. Robert Brosh said she had been dead since Sunday. Police were alerted after a nephew reported she had not been seen for days. Widow of John Kaspar she was born in Czechoslovakia and belonged to Hus Memorial Presbyterian church and Zizkub Dub No 91. Survived by three brothers and a sister and a grandson. Burial Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Czech Bohemian cemetery following services by Rev. Zdenek F. Pauk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kaspar
Ninth Street
Robert Brosh
John Kaspar
Czechoslovakia
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Zizkub
Zdenek F. Pauk
Hanse Testifies in Cedar Rapids Patent Infringement Case
A B Hanse engineer for Pettibone Mulliken in Chicago testified in Cedar Rapids as the patent suit from Iowa Manufacturing and others against Universal Engineering and Pettibone Mulliken progressed. He described prior role with New Holland and faced cross examination after earlier depositions from Philadelphia quarry catalogs Hudson New York quarrymen and Des Moines power and light employees. The case seeks an injunction against further infringement while defendants seek a judgment of non infringement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hanse
Pettibone-Mulliken Corporation
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Hanse
New Holland Company
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Universal Engineering Corporation
Pettibone- Mulliken
Robert D. Conway
Universal
Theodore A. Oberhellmann
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Hudson, N.Y
Iaken
Iowa
13 Suspended In Tax Bureau in Hatch Act Case
The Civil Service Commission found 13 Internal Revenue Bureau employees in the Boston area guilty of Hatch Act violations. Penalties ranged from 90 days to six months, with John E. Burns and Jeremiah W. Taylor each suspended six months without pay. The case traces to a 1948 House subcommittee inquiry into tickets sold for the Democratic Jefferson Day dinner in Boston on May 1, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Internal Revenue Bureau
Massachusetts
John E., Burns
Jeremiah W. Taylor
Boston
Commission
Bureau
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Slick Roads Cause Multiple Accidents in Cedar Rapids
Poor visibility after dark led Cedar Rapids drivers to collide in eleven accidents on Thursday night. Two crashes involved three and four vehicles, with no injuries reported. Notable incidents included a First avenue and Tenth street wreck involving Gerald Fattig, Thomas Fitzpatrick, and Raymond Sickle, and a Bever avenue SE collision that damaged multiple cars. Donald Anderson and Wesley Kadera were cited for reckless driving after a U turn clash on First avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Tenth Street
Gerald Fattig
Twelfth Street
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Fourteenth Street
Fattig
Raymond Sickle
G Avenue
Bever Avenue
Barbara Ettinger
First Avenue NE
Roland Vanderham
Eighth Avenue SE
Ettinger
Russell Andrews
Mt. Vernon Road SE
Vanderham
Ralph Collins
Twenty-first Street
Donald Anderson
Seventeenth Street SE
Wesley Kadera
Fifth Avenue SE
Kadera
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Luth
Phoenix
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Iami
Sioux City
C. R. Weather
Hastings
la Crosse
Fall
McGregor
Rise
Keokuk
Mary Trimble
S. F. Hasley
Sylvia M. Elias
John R. Woodward
Atkins
Mary S. Evans
Twenty-first Avenue
General Alarm
Mercy
Albert Witte
D Avenue
Charles Hofmaster
E Avenue
Marino Pusateri
J Street
St. Luke’s
John Gunn
Vernon
Doris L. Joura
Arthur N. Joura
Betty L. Wright
Russell E. Wright
Regina M. Willenborg
Edward E. Willenborg
Arthur M. Skelley
Helen L. Shelley
Margaret McDonell
Thomas McDonell
Dorris Hanover
Clayton E. Hanover
Audrey M. Church
LeRoy S. Church
Louise McCarthy
Lambert McCarthy
Ike
Iowa Boosters
Alber
Kremlin
Albers
Turkey
Russia
Albert
Stalin
Politburo
W. W. Andrews
Donald Dolan
L. E. Kehrli
C. A. Shaffer
R. L. Bliss
Harry Heins
Spencer Stephenson
Charles J
Heller
Fred Bowdish
Orlin Sehl
Gilbert Hovorka
Lamir Cuhel
George Wishsel
T. Leroy Scott
Roy Blair
Joseph E. Hruska
Frank Wall
Linn Medical Group
Lou Breuer
Exchange
Gazette
Cedar River
Conrad's
Conrad’s
Reliance Mfg. Co
Contino
G.O.P
Cera
Odd Fellows
Barta- Hesser Chapel
J. M. Franks
Spencer Corsetiere
Walter Scarfil
Dial
Korea
Cpl
Carl E. Powell
Oakley Powell
Ozark Street
Ben W. McDonough
Tokyo
McDonough
C. K. Mandel
M Avenue NW
Elberon
Steele’s
E Avenue NW
Glenn L. Walters
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marine
Pfc
Dewey M. Rudd
Santa Ana
Barbara
Fred Marsh
I Avenue
Ely Lutheran Church
Phillip Bigelow
P. R. Aldershot
Cedar Rapids Tent and Awning Company
Upper Midwest Canvas Goods Manufacturers Association
Carroll ‘Coleman
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Printing House Craftsmen’s Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Leslie E. Wiles
National Association of Cost Accountants
N.A.C.A
Waterloo
Roy Pratt
J. J. Erger
Lapes
Florist
Third Ave
John
Urner & Son Funeral Directors
Second Avenue S.E
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