Red Cross reports Iowa service to 44 thousand service members
Governor B B Hickenlooper received a Red Cross briefing detailing Iowa’s 1129 chapters aiding 44,033 servicemen and families since Pearl Harbor. The report cites hours of volunteer service, dressings, garments, nurse aides trained, home nursing instruction, first aid, water safety and nutrition courses, junior membership activities, funds spent, and disaster relief totaling 14,500 dollars for 1,280 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
American Red Cross
B. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Pearl Harbor
Red Cross
Couponed era ends February 26 1944 Daily Record
The report lists meat stamp validity V W X through February 26 and Y Z through March 20, with various Food and Fuel stamps, plus five gallons gasoline coupons and canning coupons. Also records drunkenness traffic court fines for several individuals and a group of overtime parking fines across multiple locations.
Local Birth Announcements From Mechanicsville to Van Horne
At St Luke s Mr and Mrs Buell Jackson Mechanicsville report a son born February 25. Mr and Mrs M A Powlishta 217 Tenth Street NW report a son born February 25. Mr and Mrs Ivan Staniey Lisbon report a son born February 25. The Reverend Mr and Mrs C E Krog Marion report a daughter born February 25. Mr and Mrs Waldo Niebuhr Van Horne report a daughter born February 25. At Mercy Mr and Mrs Leonard Benish route 2 report a daughter born February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s
Buell Jackson
Mechanicsville
M. A. Powlishta
Tenth Street
Ivan Staniey
Lisbon
C. E. Krog
Marion
Waldo Niebuhr
van Horne
Plattenberger and Tate Names in Publication Notice
Marianne Plattenberger of Gien F Plattenberger Betsy Bel knap Tate linked to William Howard Tate Ausdin L Hardman listed with Nellie M Hardman in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Plattenberger
Gien F. Plattenberger
Betsy Belknap Tate
William Howard Tate
Ausdin L. Hardman
Nellie M. Hardman
Suspended Term for Girl in $230 Jewelry Theft
Dorothy DuPont, 17, of 1603 Twelfth Avenue SE, received a suspended six month Linn County jail sentence and a $50 fine after pleading guilty to lar ceny theft of a $230 diamond ring from Garmoe Jewelry store. Detectives Harley Simon and Leonard Stusak arrested her Friday evening. The incident followed a report she admitted taking the ring after looking at others. she feared the jeweler would suspect theft. A second minor, 17, was arrested for wearing a navy uniform to buy beer, prompting detectives to consider disposition of that case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DuPont
Twelfth Avenue SE
Linn County
G. P. Linville
Harley Simon
Leonard Stusak
Miss DuPont
Garmoe Jewelry
Third Street SE
McDonald's Tavern
George Davis
Sixteenth Avenue Club Backs Trailer Fire Legislation
The Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club urged passage of fire hazard laws for house trailers and commended the Linn County Highway Safety Commission. The group also called for a school bus route to serve Stump Town, citing dangers from speeding trucks for local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
Linn County Highway Safety Commission
Stump Town
Homecoming Cry as Pvt. Francis Carey Returns
In Decatur Indiana a dawn cry broke the quiet when Private Francis Carey arrived on fur lough from Alaska. His mother Mrs Louis Carey rushed to let him in after two years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, Ir
Louis Carey
Francis Carey
Alaska
Fragmentary Publication Notice From AP and Advertisers
A clippedAP notice appears with licensing and republication details for Associated Press content. The fragment lists prices and contact addresses in Chicago Detroit and New York and notes agency advertising affiliations with Media Records and ANPA.
Deaths Isaac Wertz 90 Cedar Rapids area resident
Isaac Elwood Wertz 90 of 610 Second Street SW died at home Friday evening after a long illness. Born 1853 in Bedford County Pennsylvania he is survived by seven children and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral plans are pending with McCormick funeral home Tipton and burial will be in Red Oak cemetery near Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Elwood Wertz
Second Street
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
Edward
Herman Wertz
Clarance Dill
Cedar Rapids
William Thompson
Elmer Ford
Stanwood
Ed Sheets
Chicago
Fremont Wertz
Pittsburgh
Rolland Mikesell North Western foreman dies after long illness
Rolland Albertrum Mikesell a car foreman for the North Western railroad died in Cedar Rapids hospital at 4 15 pm Friday after a long illness. He had worked for the Illinois Central 25 years and with the North Western 32 years. He lived at 704 Sixteenth street Belle Plaine born May 19 1894 in East Omaha. Surviving wife Hilma Peterson a daughter and a son plus two sisters a brother a grandson and nieces and nephews. Services 5 pm Monday at Turner chapel with Mizpah lodge and Dr Marion H Williams. body to Council Bluffs for burial. Master Masons urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Albertrum Mikesell
Sixteenth Street
Belle Plaine
North Western Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Mikesell
Illinois Central
North Western
Omaha
Hilma Peterson
Council Bluffs
Charles H. Orton
Cpl
Ralph J. Mikesell
Bushnell, Fla
Maude Sanborn
Louise Bitcon
Carroll, Ia
J. E. Mikesell
Boone
John David Mikesell
Death of Mrs. Anna Quigley at Waukegan Ill
News of the death of Mrs. Anna Betheta Quigley at 2 40 a m Thursday in Waukegan Illinois follows a brief illness. Born September 8 1881 at Blairstown she taught in Cedar Rapids schools for 12 years before marrying Ray Quigley in 1913 at Belle Plaine. She and her husband lived in Waukegan the past 20 years leaving behind daughters Mrs Alberta Erma Swanson and Miss Ordelia Celestine Quigley a son Frederick Simon Quigley five sisters including Mrs Phoebe Lamb of Cedar Rapids Mrs Nora Heilman and Mrs William Franks of Marion Mrs Bertha Forbes of Clinton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Betheta Quigley
Waukegan
Ill
Quigley
Anna B. Kuhn
Cedar Rapids
Blairstown
Ray Quigley
Belle Plaine
Alberta Erma._Swanson
Ordelia Celestine Quigley
Frederick Simon Quigley
Phoebe Lamb
Nora Heilman
William Franks
Marion
Bertha Forbes
Clinton
Dunnington on Czechoslovakia and the Nazi threat
Dr. L. L. Dunnington, pastor and journalist, spoke to the High Twelve club on Czechoslovakia under Hitler. He recounted his 1939 European tour, Gestapo shadowing, and Czech resistance tales including a feared new set of ten commandments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Dunnington
First Methodist
Iowa City
High Twelve Club
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Dunnington
Dr. Dunnington
Warsaw
Europe
Duluth Herald News-Tribune
Obituary Narrative for Ellsberry Family Services
Gladys Ellsberry of Seattle and brother Philip Kuhn of Marion among 13 grandchildren. Body to Cedar Rapids. services at Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Monday conducted by a reader from the First Church of Christ Scientist. Burial in Linwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ellsberry
Seattle
Wash
Philip Kuhn
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Linwood Cemetery
Widow Myra Humphreys of Cedar Rapids Dies at 86
Myra Humphreys widow of George A. Humphreys died suddenly Friday at her daughter's home in Cedar Rapids after living there 21 years. Born August 28, 1869 in North English, she married George in Sigourney in 1887. Surviving three daughters Linnie Lacher Ig ska M Jones and Pauline Wagamon a son J Clair Humphreys eight grandchildren a great grandson Jimmie Paulsen and numerous nieces and nephews. Burial will be in North English cemetery with services at 1 p.m. at the grave after a morning Turner chapel service conducted by Rev James H Blackstone Jr. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Humphreys
George A. Humphreys
Park Court SE
Cedar Rapids
Pauline Wagamon
Humphreys
North English
Sigourney
Linnie Lacher
Igska M. Jones
J. Clair Humphreys
Kinross
Jimmie Paulsen
Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
James H Blackstone, Jr
North English Cemetery
McKnight Dies After Brief Illness in Cedar Rapids
Harry P. McKnight died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 6 am Saturday after a brief illness. Born 1871 in Pittsfield Illinois he was a retired salesman. Survived by two nieces Elizabeth Schneider of St Louis and Glen Coley of Birmingham Michigan. Wife Minnie Church McKnight died in 1939. Member of BPOE lodge No 251. Turner Chapel details forthcoming and friends may call Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. McKnight
Grande Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Mr. McKnight
Pittsfield
Elizabeth Schneider
St. Louis
Glen Coley
Birmingham
Mich
Minnie Church McKnight
B. P. O. E. Lodge
Turner Chapel
Mary Ludvik Dies After Lingering Illness in Cedar Rapids
Miss Mary R. Ludvik 809 Tenth Street SE died at 8:30 a.m. Saturday after a lingering illness. Born in Czechoslovakia November 25, 1861, she arrived in Cedar Rapids 62 years ago and worked 37 years as a housekeeper for Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Kopecky at Barkley Fort Atkinson and Duncan, Iowa. Following Msgr. Kopecky’s death in 1936 she resided in Cedar Rapids. A sister Mrs Katharine Halda preceded her in death 11 years ago. She was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Ludvik
Tenth Street
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
Msgr
Francis Kopecky
Barkley
Fort Atkinson
Duncan
Kopecky
Katherine Halda
Obituary for St. Wenceslaus parish member services announced
The deceased belonged to St Anna's lodge and the Rosary society of St Wenceslaus church. Surviving relatives include nephew Frank A Halda of Cedar Rapids and two nieces Mrs Joseph Wislsel and Mrs Frank Parmeter. Nine great nieces and nephews and four great great nieces and nephews. Services will be held at the Polansky funeral chapel at a time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anna’s Lodge
Rosary Society
St. Wenceslaus Church
Frank A. Halda
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Wislsel
Frank Parmeter
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Panama
Polansky Funeral Chapel
Services for Emma Abbott Simon Widow of George Simon
Emma Abbott Simon of Turlock California widow of George Simon died at her home Friday morning. Services were held today in Turlock. Mrs Simon was formerly a resident of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Abbott Simon
George Simon
Turlock
Calif
Simon
Cedar Rapids
Widow Julia Akers 81 Dies in Cedar Rapids Home
Julia Akers widow of George Akers died at 7 10 a m today at her daughter Mrs Lester Com ried 210 Seventh avenue SW after a long illness Born Newport Iowa February 16 1863 she lived in Cedar Rapids four months former Anamosa resident Surviving eight children Jerry Central City Frank Anamosa William Alfred and Mrs Lester Comried Cedar Rapids Charles Anamosa Benjamin Morse Ia and Joseph in the army 32 grandchildren 30 great grandchildren and one brother John Adams Cedar Rapids Husband died October 23 1919 Member of Christian church Services by Rev I E Linkletter at 2 p m Sunday Beatty chapel Burial Morse Indiana Friends may call at Beatty s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Akers
George Akers
Lester Comried
Seventh Avenue
Newport
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Jerry
Central City
Frank
William
Alfred
Charles
Benjamin
Morse
Joseph
John Adams
The
Christian Church
I. E. Linkletter
Beatty Chapel
Beatty’s
Services for Jonathon E Denison Ill
Services for Jonathon E Denison 72 of 423 J avenue NW will be held at Satchett chapel Center Point Sunday at 2 36 p m Burial will be at Urbana Ia Denison born February 14 1872 three miles west of Center Point married Meda Boyles May 18 1905 in Center Point Surviving wife Meda a son Verl stationed in England two stepsons Leo Boyles Merl Boyles at home two sisters Mrs Minnie Hogland Ashland Wis and Mrs Bert Long Cedar Rapids He was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist church Body at family home until 10 a m Sunday friends may call there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathon E. Denison
J Avenue NW
Satchett Chapel
Center Point
Urbana
Mr. Denison
Meda Boyles
Meda
Verl
England
Leo Boyles
Merl Boyles
Minnie Hogland
Ashland
Wis
Bert Long
Cedar Rapids
Seventh Day Adventist Church
First Iron Ship Built in Savannah in 1834
The John Randolph, built at Savannah Georgia in 1834, was the first ship constructed from iron. It marks an early milestone in iron shipbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randolph
Savannah
Bomb Rabaul Again as Allied Air Raids Persist
Allied reports say Rabaul’s airfields failed to launch fighters for a fourth straight day as Solomons bombers hit the base with 33 tons. Bombers also struck Hansa bay New Guinea the Admiralty Islands and New Ireland while ground forces advance toward Madang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Pacific
Rabaul
Douglas MacArthur
Solomons
Bismarck Archipelago
Hansa Bay
New Guinea
Admiralty Islands
New Ireland
Madang
Saidor
Wewak
Thirteenth Air Force
Keravat
Vunakanau
Vunapope
New Britain
Hickenlooper Succeeds McNary as Farm Plank Chairman
Gov. B B Hickenlooper said the death of Senator Charles L McNary of Oregon is a distinct loss to public service and that Hickenlooper will succeed McNary as chairman of the committee to prepare the Republican farm plank. He will convene the panel soon, likely in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickenlooper
McNary
Des Moines
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Public Service
B. B. Hickenlooper
Chicago
Eight Men Die in Army Bomber Crash at Grand Island
Grand Island Nebraska AP reports eight air base crew members died when an army bomber crashed with flames engulfing wreckage strewn across the site. Two others were injured including pilot Second Lt. Howard Talbert who escaped with minor injuries. The seriously injured Sergeant Edward Machos and several other deceased are identified among the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Neb
E. G. Ford
Howard Talbert
Cliffside
N. C
Edward Machos
Manchester
N. H
Lloyd D. McNeil
Somers
Thursday Record Day at Camp Dodge
Lt. Col. Orson B. Powers reported Camp Dodge processed more inductees Thursday than any day in the current war. He did not give a number but said the station nearly reached its 1,000 men per day capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
INS
Orson B. Powers
Powers
Two Fined for False Gas Refund Statements
Reuben Brown of Decorah and Leonard Humpal of Calmar were fined $100 and costs by District Judge T. H. Goheen after pleading guilty to making false statements in gas tax refund claims. These are the first such cases in Winneshiek County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Decorah
Reuben Brown
Leonard Humpal
Calmar
T. H. Goheen
Winneshiek County
More Predicts Senator Gillette Will Run Again
Jake More, Iowa Democratic state chairman, predicts Senator Guy M. Gillette will seek re election this fall despite previous plans to retire. More cites war duties and broad Democrat support as reasons to submit Gillette’s nomination papers for the Senate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gillette
Des Moines
Jake More
Guy M. Gillette
Gillette
United States Senate
More
Washington
Iowa
Senate
Iowa Farmers Get 4 400 000 From Hemp in February
AP reports Iowa farmers received over 4.4 million dollars in February for 1943 hemp straw totaling 110 000 tons. Payments averaged 40 per ton across four grades priced 30 35 40 and 50, through the Commodity Credit corporation via War Hemp industries. The general net profit per acre was about 90 dollars. Iowa planted 45 000 acres last year and harvested 30 000 to 40 000. WPB has asked for 17 000 acres in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Fred Butcher
War Hemp Industries
Butcher
Commodity Credit Corporation
Andrews Pays Off Remainder of Fine For Drunk Driving
Harold C. Andrews paid the remaining $150 of a $300 drunk driving fine in district court after an earlier suspension how the balance was due. The disorderly conduct appeal remains pending as Judge Linville’s orders and actions are cited by County Attorney Carl Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Andrews
Eleventh Street
Superior Court
Carl Hendrickson
Andrews
Harry S. Johnson
Guy Linville
Hendrickson
Linville
Iowa Farm Labor Shortage Areas Identified
A War Food Administration panel at a regional conference mapped twelve Midwest hot spots facing farm labor shortages this year. In Iowa shortages affect central and north central regions with vegetables seed corn hemp and hybrid seed corn. Educators propose mobilizing high school students and others as migratory workers have dwindled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
War Food Administration
Iowa
North Central
Illinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Man Accused in Polk County Child Desertion Case
DES MOINES Iowa reports Henry Hughes of Cedar Rapids is to face a Polk County district court charge of child desertion after being brought to Des Moines to serve six months for failing to keep $15 monthly payments. Court records show he was pardoned last year by Gov Bourke Hickenlooper after entering the army and receiving a medical discharge. His ex wife and one child live north of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Polk County
Henry Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Hughes
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Military promotions and assignments listed for several Cedar Rapids area service members
The notice details promotions and postings including Homer C. Sayers to Captain in Italy with the army air forces, Roy V. Porter to Lieutenant Colonel at Camp Phillips, Edwin Hansen Jr. completing school in Sioux Falls and pursuing radio mechanics in Madison, Milton Hand on furlough with family and son Clifford in England, Winncel R. Varner transferred to Bremerton, Ralph G. Ballou returning from radio and gunnery training, W. M. Block promoted to Captain in New Guinea, Paul A. McDowell returning to Farragut after leave, Richard Kofron promoted at Truex Field, Emanuel House earning sergeant and Purple Heart in Italy, Cpl. R. J. Farmer arriving in England, and Charles E. Brayton returning to Camp Cooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pic
Edwin Hansen, Jr
E. R. Hansen
Savanna, Inl
Cedar Rapids
Army Air Force School
Sioux Falls
S. C
Truaxfield
Madison
Wis
Local Man OToole Charged In Dual Courtings
James W. O'Toole Jr., 28, with a hotel address, faced charges in two courts Friday. Justice W A Rall sentenced him to 30 days in Linn County jail for larceny after police arrested him for stealing an overcoat. In Justice H R Churchill's court he faced abandonment of minor children, waived to the grand jury, bond set at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. O'Toole, Jr
W. A. Rall
H. R. Churchill
O’toole
Justice Rall
Linn County
O'Toole
Justice Churchill
P. J. Whittemore
Iowa City man pleads innocent in larceny case
Robert McNabb 21 alias James Lyman, formerly of Iowa City, pleads innocent in Judge G K Thompson's court to larceny. He was sent from Huntsville Texas to Cedar Rapids on Feb 17 by deputy Harlan Snyder and police captain Howard Walsh. He is accused of stealing a billfold with $75 a watch and clothing from James Kitterman on Jan 10 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McNabb
James Lyman
Iowa City
G. K. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Huntsville
Texas
Harlan Snyder
Howard Walsh
McNabb
James Kitterman
Midwestern Truck Drivers Get Raises
Washington AP reports the War Labor Board ordered wage and mileage boosts for 40,000 Midwestern truck drivers. The 7 cent hourly increase includes Little Steel adjustments along with overtime and away from home expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
War Labor Board
Little Steel
Helps You Overcome False Teeth
A powder product named PASTEETH promises firmer fixed false teeth with a non acid formula. It claims to soothe gums and reduce embarrassment from loose dentures and is advertised as available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drus
Ramirez May Be Reinstated By Argentina
Buenos Aires officials signal Gen. Pedro P. Ramirez may be recalled as president if other American republics withhold recognition from Acting President Edelmiro Farrell. Farrell, who claimed temporary authority during Ramirez's illness, is expected to keep most of Ramirez's cabinet and ease press restrictions as regional diplomacy unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Pedro P. Ramirez
Argentina
Edelmiro J. Farrell
Farrell
Ramirez
Montevideo
Uruguay
Plata River
Bolivia
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Washington
United States
Stettinius
Santiago
Juan Peron
Gregorio Tauber
Alfredo Lanus
Press Club Se
Escaped Prisoners Frenzy In Washington Society
Two youths in bright officer outfits staged a lavish Washington dinner party attended by notable residents. FBI agents arrested the pair, later identified as long-term military prisoners who escaped Fort Knox, Ky. They had forged checks totaling thousands of dollars since arriving February 5. Names given: Douglas Ray Allred and Edward Richard Malone Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
Fort Knox
J. Edgar Hoover
Douglas Ray Allred
Portland
Ore
Senna
Major Allen Ward
Edward Richard Malone, Jr
Brooklyn
J. E. Daley
Hoover
Carl L Burd Funeral Set in Lisbon Sunday
Services for Carl L Burd 59 who died after a prolonged illness in Cedar Rapids will be held at 2 p m Sunday at the Federated church in Lisbon. He was born in Lisbon the son of Dr and Mrs Edwin Burd surviving are his wife two daughters Margaret and Viroer and a sister Miss Daisy Burd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Carl L. Burd
Cedar Rapids
Federated Church
Edwin Burd
Margaret
Viroer
Daisy Ur
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Daily Record
Daniel van Arsdale
Fifth Street SE
Harold Glick
First Avenue NW
Allen R. McElwain
Earl Cannon
Sixth Avenue
Cecil Morrison
D Avenue
W. C. Pickard
Washington Avenue
Clifford Houser
Higley Avenue
E. W. Bowers
Toddville
Betty Morgan
A Avenue
Robert Davis
Twenty-ninth Street
William M. Valentine
Thirty-second Street
W. E. Boots
Springville
Jacob Kubovec
Sixteenth Avenue
Harry Meaney
Ed Schultz
16Th Avenue Club
Associated Press
United Press
Itsine
Allen Company
Michigan
Fifth Avenue
New York
New Center
Detroit
Media Records and
ANPA
Bureau of Advertising
Isaac Wertz
Rolland A. Mikesell
Mary Ludvik
Torrins
Union Depot
Bedlamburg
Travis
C. R. Man
Homer C. Sayers
Moted
G. A. Sayers
Avenue NE
Sayers
Italy
Army Air Forces
Capt
Roy V. Porter
Milton Hand
Mrs. Hand
Pvt
Clifford Joe
Engand
Wincel R. Varner
Farragut
Idaho
Bremerton
William Varner
L Street
Ralph G. Ballou
Salt Lake City
Utah
E. O. Ballou
C Avenue
Cpl. Ballou
S. D
Yuma
Ariz
W. M. Block
Paul A. McDowell
A Avenue NW
Tait and Wagner Company
Richard Kofron
Truexfield
Joseph G. Kofron
C Avenue NE
Emanuel House
Sergean
Fairfax
John Matus
Center Point Road
R. J. Farmer
M. W. Farmer
Pleasant Valley Avenue
Charles E. Brayton
Camp Cooke
Cailif
Mrs
C. H. Brayton
Ninth Avenue SW
Pe Lae
Anda
Rene West
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