W. J. Trimble Dies at 81 Free Methodist Minister
The Rev. W. J. Trimble, 81, longtime Free Methodist minister, died Tuesday at 5 pm at his Marion home after weeks of illness. Born October 3, 1864 in Fulton Iowa, he served 15 charges as pastor and was a district elder for seven years. Surviving are his wife two granddaughters a niece a grandson and a great granddaughter. a son John S. Trimble preceded him in death. Services Friday at 2 pm at Marion Free Methodist Church with Rev. John Watterson. burial at Oak Shade Cemetery. Friends may call at Yocom chapel.
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W. J. Trimble
Fourth Avenue
Marion
Fulton
Jackson County
E Honda E. Point
Monmouth
Trimble
Iowa
F. F.burrell
Urbana
John Trimble
Cedar Rapids
Verlee Andrie
Ely
Vera Trimble
Dorothy Schwarting and Duane Ozburn Wed in Marion
Miss Dorothy M. Schwarting and Duane E. Ozburn of Marion were married Tuesday evening by Dr. C. E. Drummond justice of the peace. Attendants were Thomas J. Ozburn of Clinton and Mrs Clement Ozburn of Springville. The groom served with Gen Hodges First Army in Europe.
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Dorothy M. Schwarting
Duane E. Ozburn
Marion
C. E. Drummond
Thomas J. Ozburn
Clinton
Clement Ozburn
Springville
Gen. Hodges
First Army
Shower for Bride elect Mary Svo boda
Miss Mary Svo boda to wed Robert Mann with a shower given by Mrs. Carl Carver on Old Marion road. Marionette Four-H club and guests enjoyed the misc shower with refreshments for 14 attendees.
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Mary Svoboda
Robert Mann
Carl Carver
Old Marion Road
Marionette Four-H Club
Wedding Announcement for Richard Emerson and Relative
A brief wedding notice states that relatives tend the wedding of their nephew Richard Emerson. The short item notes family involvement and the upcoming vows within a local ceremony.
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Richard Emerson
Mrs Gunnison Fractures Hip in Home Fall
Mrs. George Gunnison sustained a fractured left hip Tuesday from a fall at home and was taken by ambulance to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester on Wednesday. She was accompanied by her husband and their daughter Mrs. Lynn Williams. A lost black leather purse with a reward is offered. contact 831-J.
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Gunnison
George Gunnison
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Miss Virginia Jackson to Wed J Kirkwood Snell
Mrs John G Larkin and hostesses entertained twenty guests at a miscellaneous shower at the Larkin home 519 Ninth street honoring Miss Virginia Jackson who will marry J Kirkwood Snell of Schenectady New York Sunday. Showers favors were miniature gift boxes and decorations were yellow and white. Also notes include a home return of Mrs Ray Card after a fractured ankle and social notices of dinners and visits.
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Miss Jackson
John G. Larkin
John Pazour
T. A. Barkwill
Herbert P. Price
Larkin
Ninth Street
Virginia Jackson
J. Kirkwood Snell
Schenectady
N. Y
Ray Card
Oakdale
Marion
Edith Card
Demobilization Speedup Clears Over 17000 Pacific Vets
Fort Shafter Hawaii reports Lt. Gen. Robert C. Richardson Jr announces a demobilization program in the mid Pacific for more than 17,000 officers and enlisted men. Eligible personnel will be released on 40 points or 24 months service for enlisted and 65 points or 42 months service for officers, with return to the U S likely by end of April.
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Fort Shafter
Hawaii
mid-Pacific
Robert C. Richardson, Jr
Pacific Ocean
United States
Dairy Workers Strike Shuts Detroit Dairies
CIO United Dairy Workers led unauthorized walkouts at three large Detroit dairies, halting production and deliveries except to schools and hospitals. About 1,100 workers involved amid wage dispute with a 20 percent raise sought. mediation was underway. A tangential note mentions a honey bee like fly laying eggs in carrion.
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Detroit
CIO
United Dairy Workers
Borden Farm Products Company
Michigan
United Dairies
Jersey
State Labor Mediation Board
Dairies
Rickenbacker cautions veterans against launching own airlines
Philadelphia veteran air ace Captain Eddie Rickenbacker warns World War I pilots against starting independent airlines saying less than 10 percent will succeed and that the national and international market can support thousands of pilots. He urges veterans to seek jobs with established big companies to ensure steady work.
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Philadelphia
INS
Air Force
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Airlines
Rickenbacker
Big Aviation
Air Forces
Notice of Hearing on Cedar Rapids Zoning Changes 1946
Notice is given of a hearing on March 11, 1946 at 10 A M in Cedar Rapids City Hall to consider proposed amendments to the Use District Map and Height and Area Map of the Zoning Ordinance as amended. The ordinance involves property described as Lots one to seven in fractional seven Oak Park addition in John Weare's third addition, Linn County.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Oak Park
John Weare
Par Rapids
Linn County
Bectinn
Cedar Rapids Zoning Change Urgently Adopted
The Cedar Rapids city council approved an ordinance changing zoning designations from 2 to 7 inclusive in several districts including Industrial and Addition areas. The measure, urgent and necessary for public health and order, becomes in effect after publication. Maude Krebs, City Clerk, announced the notice. Published February 20 and 21, 1946.
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Prac Prise Ee
Cedar Rapids
Dede Jbisht
Industriel Aa
John Weare
Cedar “Rapids
Goda
Maude Krebs
Cedar Rapids Zoning Hearing on Side Yard Changes
Notice of a March 1946 hearing in Cedar Rapids Iowa on proposed changes to the Use Map and Height and Area District Map of the Zoning Ordinance including side yard requirements. The ordinance repeals existing sections and enacts new terms for side yards on buildings and lot widths, with specific minimums.
Side Yard Ordinance Changes for Multi-Story Buildings
The notice outlines revised side yard requirements for buildings two and a half stories or less, setting minimum widths of five feet per side, increasing by one foot per additional story. Exceptions apply to lots forty feet wide or less, with four-foot side yards, and a minimum one inch per foot of building length. The ordinance repeals conflicting provisions and becomes effective after passage. Public input noted as part of the process.
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Pees Ee
Cis
Evoue Igs Soon Ry Ag Pter
Ty Clerk
Cotar Rapids
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West Eighth Avenue
Russell Elam
H. P. Kline
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
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Louis C. Ross
Red Cross
Europe
The
Lions Club
K. V. Cafe
4Th Ave
J. R. Strong
Park Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
George Engstrom
Deerfield, Ill
Helen
Mr. Engstrom
Miss Ruth Engstrom
John Killen
Bellflower
Calif
Frank J. Cleveland
Vitalis
Owen Drug
Gordon Keith
Sesan Keith
Eau Claire
Wis
Caroline Keith
Penney’s—Open
Middle Pacific
Phillips 66
Phillips
Inil
Rick
Airline Ventures
EL Nance
Cedar Rap
A.meues
Ian
I of
Elmer’s
Chee Wees
Tall Tin
Surry’s Food Market
Eighth Ave
Dial
Third Ave
Troyak Brothers
Fifth
S. SE
Jerry Klinsky
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Zachar Brothers
Twelfth Ave
Pascal Celery
BUY Nows
Swans
California
Jack Sprat
Camay
Diel
Pkg
Palmolive
Sunkist
Naval Oranges
Texas
Swan Soap
Sunshine Market
First Avenue
15Th Street
Briardale
Saas
Phieiser Cescatis
TY Crocker Pea Soup
Tootsie
Brach
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