Mustering in Cedar Rapids State Guard Company L Training Begins
The 60 men and officers of Company L Cedar Rapids unit of the Iowa state guard were mustered in by Col Otto I Ronningen of Ames regimental commander at the Shrine temple armory Wednesday night. Captain Penningroth announced first orders and the weekly drill plan.
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Cedar Rapids
State Guard
Iowa State Guard
Otto I. Ronningen
Ames
Shrine Temple
Renningen
J. T. Lounsdale
Penningroth
Paul W. Anderson
Gordon Fennell
Tom Termohlien
Jack S. Farner
James G. Knox
Robert P. Ure
Adolph A. Helr
John Wine
Philip T. Chandler
Robert S. Wapies
Zdenek F. Pauk
Donald §. Graham
Ralph A. Groom
Shrine Armory
Otto J. Ronningen
Charles Penningroth
J. T. Lounsdeale
Donald S. Graham
Anamosa Auction Raises Funds for Red Cross
The Red Cross received 220 dollars from a benefit auction at the Anamosa sale barn. Items sold included ducks chickens eggs calves hogs and corn. The event, chaired by E Stover and aided by Fairview township volunteers, featured luncheon and donated facilities and personnel. Red Cross workers of Olin plan a similar sale in Olin Friday.
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Anamosa
Red Cross
Fairview Township Peeities
E. Stover
Teun
Stover
Donelie Frankfort
Frank Rumple
Bill Filter
Robert Livingstone
Ili Klinefelter
Ed Ruhi
Melville Brown
Herman Folkerts
J. N. Baumel
Harry Otten
J. W. Streeter
Ellis Koppenhaver
Ethel Wallace
James Darrow
Minnie Peet
Fairview
D. E. Brickley
Bern
Rebee
Bessie Carlson
Olin
Ford
County Council Plans February Meeting
Don Foster of the Iowa State Teachers association outlined the council’s work. D O Turner North English Margaret Mollison Williamsburg and Dean Holdiman Marengo were appointed to plan the February meeting.
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Don Foster
Iowa State Teachers Association
County Council
D. O. Turner
Margaret Mollison
Williamsburg
Dean Holdiman
Marengo
Dysart trailer bus and orchestra marooned after fire
A Dysart trailer bus transporting Leo Pieper Orchestra burned at 12 45 p m Wednesday during a dance at the Dysart Community hall. The blaze, likely from a defective oil burner, left the band stranded in Dysart. no clothing was saved. Washington County sheriff cites 1941 as having 158 accidents with 139 injuries, three deaths, and 28035 dollars in property damage involving 266 cars.
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Dysart
Leo Pieper
Washington
Washington County Sheriff's Office
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Buxton
Wheatiland Gazette
Minnesota
Perry T
John Thompson
United State Bank
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Sabi
Line
Procheska
Charles Kris
Leiney
Totee
Red Cross Fund
Burrs
Cme
Vitan Tvs
Sean
Cele Min Bie
Thuringer
Akmore
Sona Family
Phlisbury
NBC
Nsybrook SF
A&p
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Idaho
Texas
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Dexo
Marvel
Ile ‘Richika Cas Beat
Pwert
Ack
Ath Os
Rexall Drug Stores
Rexall
Upjohn
Abbott
Lederle
Mead
Epics
K. M
Gogges
Moderne
DR. West
SOC
Samelee Staten
England
Muscatel
AC & DC
West
Hind
Tampax
Teift
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