Importance of X-Ray Theorized by Dr Claude N Lambert
Dr Claude N Lambert of Chicago told Linn County Medical Society members that taking X rays after possible fractures is essential for accurate diagnosis and immediate proper treatment. He warned that hidden breaks from falls can accompany sprains and urged early, accurate reduction, careful immobilization, and avoidance of diathermy to protect healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude N. Lambert
Chicago
Linn County Medical Society
Montrose Hotel
Lambert
University of Illinois
St. Luke's Hospital
Linn County
Wanted ads and lost notices mix in Gazette page
A garbled Gazette want ad section lists lost items including a black gun glasses set a kitten a boxer a brown chihuahua a beagle and a leather key case with contact numbers and rewards. It also includes personals and notices about repairs upholstery and apartment room availability alongside miscellaneous ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Drive
Franklin Ave
G Ave
N.E
Ackage
Walker
Civil Suits Dismissed In Iowa Stabbing Case
In Des Moines two civil suits totaling 100000 over the stabbing of Theresa O Connor at St Ambrose Cathedral were dismissed. The out of court settlement of 2500 was funded equally by Travelers Indemnity Co and John Masterson's family. Masterson, 27, had been convicted of assault with intent to commit manslaughter and sentenced to five years in 1952. He is confined to Clarinda State Mental Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Theresa O'Connor
St. Ambrose
Travelers Indemnity Company
John Masterson
Masterson
Anamosa
Clarinda State Mental Hospital
Raid on Westmar Women's Dorm Probed by Police
Westmar college officials investigated a raid on a women’s dormitory by about 120 male students. Police were called around 12:30 a.m. to Wernl Hall ten blocks south of town, but raiders had departed by the time officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmar
LE Mars
Westmar College
Wernl Hall
City Hall Plans Public Hearing on SW Cedar Rapids Assessments
A public hearing will be held at 10 a.m. February 7 in City Hall to decide on proposed assessments for summer work in southwest Cedar Rapids. Objectors must file written protests before that time as final action is taken on improvements along Eighth, Twelfth, Nineteenth, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-fifth and Wilson avenues and Fourth, Fifteenth, Twentieth, Mallory and Chandler streets SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Avenues
Mallory and
Chandler Streets
City approves attendance at turfgrass conference and rezoning petition
Ellis golf course Greenskeeper Herbert Klontz was authorized to attend the National Turfgrass conference and show in St. Louis January 16 to 21 at city expense. Mr. and Mrs. S. Butler Pierce seek rezoning to allow a service station near Wilson Avenue and Linwood Street SW. Twenty two area residents signed the petition and council referred the matter to the City Plan Commission for study and recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Butler Pierce
Wilson Avenue
Linwood Street
City Plan Commission
Cedar Rapids Declares Jaycee Week Proclamation
Mayor Milo Sedlacek issued a proclamation designating January 14 to 21 as Jaycee Week in Cedar Rapids to honor the Junior Chamber of Commerce and its activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Sedlacek
Cedar Rapids
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Local Protest Overrules Drainage Assessment Plan
A protest by Charles A Jungman and Virginia L Jungman about a proposed paying assessment for drainage trouble was overruled by the council. Several petitioners sought to withdraw names from a paving petition, with requests referred to City Engineer Frank Young. The Lindale avenue NE paving from Twenty-ninth to Thirty-second street and M avenue NE curb and gutter and Sea man oil surfacing from Center Point road to 360 feet east were referred for further consideration. A request by E Harold Skinner for information on opening D avenue NE for residential development was referred to the engineering department. H J Bjornsen was authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A
Virginia L. Jungman
Tweny-fourth Avenue
Clark J. Church
David E. Dingman
Donald Barry
Frank Young
Lindale Avenue
Twenty-ninth
Thirty-second Street
Seaman Oil
M Avenue
Center Point Road
E. Harold Skinner
D Avenue NE
Thirty-eighth
Thirtyninth Street
Engineering Department
City Approves Street and Sewer Works in Several Additions
The council authorized paving Staub Court NE from Elmhurst Court to 300 feet east and granted approval for an eight-inch sanitary sewer in Staub Court from 300 feet west of Prairie Drive to 250 feet west in Cook's first addition. Herbert and Mary L. Shepard were authorized to construct an eight-inch sanitary sewer in Shepard's first addition near Burch Avenue and Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staub Court
Elmhurst Court
Prairie Drive
Cook
Herbert
Mary L. Shepard
Shepard
Burch Avenue
Twenty-fourth
City departments review curb cut request at Fifth Street
Continental Oil Company seeks a curb cut at Fifth Street and First Avenue SW. The request was sent to the police and engineering departments for study and a recommendation. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company is authorized to install buried cable in the parking on Fourteenth Street SE, west of Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oil Company
Fifth Street
First Avenue
Police and Engineering
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Fourteenth Street
Second Avenue
City approves Hjalmar first addition plat after plan commission suggests
The council approves a plat for Hjalmar's first addition aligning with City Plan Commission recommendations. December expenditures totaled 69,915.10, lifting 1954 spending to 4,584,984.57. Year end carryover stands at 297,576.43 from an appropriation of 4,882,561.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjalmar
City Plan Commission
Stewart Shank
Garfield Principal Speaks at Mt Mercy on Student Teachers
Garfield grade school principal Miss Belle Campbell addressed Mt Mercy junior college Thursday in a McAuley club sponsored talk. She outlined qualities student teachers should develop to be effective in the classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Campbell
Garfield
Mtercy Junior College
McAuley Club
Miss Campbell
Notice of Appoint—Executrix for Joseph F. Hayak estate
Agnes C. Hayak named executrix of the estate of Joseph F. Hayek also known as Joseph Hayak, deceased in Linn County Iowa. Executrix instructed to collect debts and all claimants must file authenticated claims with Linn County District Court and attorney Joseph J. Severa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Joseph F. Hayek
Joseph Hayak
Ose Haying
Istrict Court
Notice of Will Probate Hearing in Linn County Iowa
The strict Court of Linn County Iowa gives notice that on January 19 1955 at 9 oclock A M a will of John N Kucera of Cedar Rapids will come for hearing for proof and admission to probate at the District Court in Cedar Rapids Iowa Jeanne Axmear Clerk District Court Joseph J Severa Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Linn County
Neure
John N. Kucera
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Daies
Tama Am Can ism Speaker Slated for Feb 1 Meeting
Iowa briefs list multiple local notes across Tama McGregor Chelsea Calmar Anamosa and other towns. Topics include a Ameri canism meeting Feb 1 in Tama Legion building Kiwanis club presidency changes school paper editors yearbook editors band tryouts select band festival and various local hospital births and meetings.
Local civic and lodge news from several Iowa towns
Jan 24 at 8 p.m. event at the high school. Bret JABANA and Carle Rogers in Vinton hospital. Lois Nodurft appointed Tipton city clerk succeeding Ellen Shultz. Mrs. Nodurft of Stanwood previously worked for an implement firm and an attorney. Mrs. Curr returned from Manchester hospital. Harvey Kitzman named president of the What Cheer Saddle Club. other officers listed. Scout week observed Feb 9 in North English. Wallace Neve elected fire chief at Garrison. officers named. Stanley Mouser named Master of the Masonic lodge at Kalona with a full slate of officers. Masonic master in West Liberty announced. Belle Plaine elects Al Redman noble grand of the IOOF with officers. Lamont notes include Veterans hospital reference and Commercial club president Francis E. Vanek. North English honors Mabel Butler on her 90th birthday. What Cheer pupils to present four one-act plays Friday. Colesburg Clyde Bolinger home from Anamosa hospital. Arlington Patty Jo Burrack, 12, suffered severe burns from clothing incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabana — Carle Rogers
Bret
Vinton
Ipton
Lois Nodurft
Tipton
Ellen Shultz
Nodurft
Stanwood
Delaware
Henry Curr
Manchester
What Cheer
Harvey Kitzman
What Cheer Saddle Club
Lawrence Morris
Virgil Fisher
Kenneth Behrens
Odd Fellows Hall
Garrison
Wallace Neve
Wayne Froning
Harold Pennell
Kalona
Stanley Mouser
Masonic Lodge
Charles Maas
Dwight Feldman
W. D. Hochstetler
Guy Feldman
Kimba Gates
M. L. Tweeton
C. W. Beckman
Rex Allensworth
D. G. Sattler
Tyler
West Liberty
M. J. Johansen
Cleo Misel
Tom Brooke
Alfred Smith
Andrew Guthrie
Herman Terhune
Glen Kennedy
Chad James
Harley Erts
Ivan Inghram
Belle Plaine
al Redman
Earl Johnson
Forrest Wandling
Dan Morrison
Clarence Fisher
Ben Redman
Steve Kuel Her
Sam Ealy
Earl Hall
Lamont
Lester Estling
Lowaity
Francis E. Vanek
Commercial Club
John Ehler
E. A. Tennis
Emil Barr
Mabel Butler
Masonic Officers and Local News Highlight 1954 Post Office Gain
Cecil Hinton Coggon elected master of Ma Delbert Kehrli and Dwight LeClerc as senior warden. Lamont post office reports record 1954 receipts up about 85 percent, Aberdeen district shows top third class rating. Arlington Saddle club set June 26 horse show. Oxford Junction names Hart Ingwersen master of Masonic lodge. other officers listed. Tama offers adult education typing class starting Wednesday. Keith Quist attends Gale Institute in Minneapolis for telegraphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Coggon
Cecil Hinton
Masonic Lodge
Delbert Kehrli
Dwight LeClerc
Robert J. Henderson
Leslie J. Henderson
Lloyd Adams
Robert LeClerc
D.miskell
Harold ‘Henderson
Tyler
Warren Caldwell
James Basler
Mont
Lamont
Arlington
Arlington Saddle Club
Oxford Junction
Harto Ingwersen
Delbert Steffens
Lorin Breese
Fred Harme
John Burda
Ed Zak
Robert Coker
Lowell Underwood
TAMA
Tama High School
Keith Quist
R. N. Quist
Gale Institute
Minneapolis
Harris Named to Iowa University Farm Law Staff
Harris, a former Kentucky farm youth and land tenure expert, joins the State University of Iowa agricultural law center in Iowa City. He will lead land tenure research for the USDA and serve on the ALC advisory board, contributing to farm policy and government education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Marshall Harris
Kentucky
Agricultural Law Center
State University of Iowa
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Harris
USDA
Iowa State College
SUI College of Law
Farmer Scholar Harris Publishes on Land Tenure in Iowa
Dr Harris co authored Farm Ten ure in Iowa Some Legal Aspects of Landlord Tenant Relations published at Ames as the first experimental station publication on this topic. He has over 50 articles including Land Tenure Economic and Agrarian Aspects in Britannica revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ames
National Council of Churches
Harris
Salina
Kan
NCC
Bank Directors Approve Historic Chase Manhattan Merger
The merger of Chase National Bank and the Bank of the Manhattan Company wins directors approval in New York. If stockholders and regulators sign off, Chase would join Bank of the Manhattan to form the nation’s second largest bank with about 6.86 billion in deposits, exchanging each Chase share for 1.25 new shares and paying 2.20 dollars per share in dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chase National Bank
Bank of the Manhattan Company
Chase
Bank of America
California
Chase Manhattan Bank
National City Bank of New York
National City
Outstanding young man of 1954 named in Oelwein
Jack Bailey an Oelwein insurance agent received the outstanding young man of 1954 honor at the Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner. Palmer Wilson president of the Oelwein State bank was cited as boss of the year. Dr. K. C. McMaster and Earl Deyo were honored for community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Jack Bailey
Chamber of Commerce
Palmer Wilson
Oelwein State Bank
Farmer Business Men’s
K. C. McMaster
Earl Deyo
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The
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Uni Gan
Novak Monument CO
Ellis
N.W. Reward
Dial
1St Ave
Post Office
Servi Cue
Smuleroff's Sparkling Jewelery
Kenwood Trans
Buresh
3Rd St
Steve Marshall
Taft Etel
Pent
Osen
Probasco Jeweler
Ernon
3Rd Ave
Dia
Eers
Papesy
BCE
Melody Inn
MAYVU
Ondy Roberts
WMT Rangers
Melody Lane
St. Rd. S.W
Draport Inn
Tues Ely
J Marier
Superior Construction Co
Ason
Chimpey F
Oundations
Irvin Martinson
Bill Hale
Wing Smith
Scotty
William Turner
Bill Leibrand
Vie Barto
M. P. Russo
Lester Bailey, Sr
Jerry Volding
Harlan E. Kin
W. Lyman
Ed Simon
Bob Waddington
Charter Ng
A. Gee
Sands
Mem M. & J. Bliog
5Th ST. SE
Glen E. McjMullen
Lynn Kasner
Dick Alexander
Marion
Kutchera Excavating CO
Don
Augustine
Robert Kalous
M. W
10Th St
Diane Ings
Ave
Shopping Gazette
OTICS
Eiries
Sauerbay
Baxter Motors Inc
Real Condon
NICK_STARK tark Realty Co. Realtors
3Rd. Ave. S.W
Zachar & Fries
3rd_Ave
Achar & Fries
Sapna Es
Sienibon Concernions
Tacene
Major Oil Company
Linn-Benton County Inc
Arnold Bader
Fairfax
Atkins
Puller Brush Co
John Doyle Yoder
Estee Eas
William Wertzbaugh
West Branch
ACE
Iowa Theater
Ceda Employment Service
Martin's
2Nd Ave
Guaranty Ride
3Rd St. BE
Condi
Universal Engineering Corp
Cave
Norbert Meade
Oxford
Rt. 2
Tiffin
Janitress
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. CO
Sorci
Leec Res Smulekoff
BEN Franklin
Leo Klinger
Frank Jakoubek
Klinger Paint Co
Joseph Delay
Monticello
Bell’s Cotton Shop
2Nd St
Cedar
Guaranty
Leister
ACE Ploy
Avon Clymaetics
Towa Theater
Sarria
Chenhal
Paramo
Wwe
Eweweeee Trade Schools
Cedar Rapids Business College
OlSay Mission
International Harvester Company
Second Avenue SW
Kadlec Bros. Studebaker Sales & Service
3Rd Ave. S.E
Langhurst Motor CO
16Th Ave
Harold Motors
6Th Ave. S.W
C.O.E
C. Beer
Hartwick
Chevrolet
Felter
St. S
Dale White
Mechanicsville
DODC
Oakland
Ow Wee Ewe Autos & Trucks—Sale
Handler
8Th St
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DGE Co. O.E
FORD
Stone's
Ois
Styleline
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A Wityar
West Dial
Packard
Stemlar
Sharp
Andy SU
DeSoto
Em's
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HRKE
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22Nd Ave
Culver
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Studebaker
Skalsky
Wilson Ave
Mercury
Debaker
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OLDS
Nash Ambassador
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DAMAN
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F Ave
Schamberger Motor CO
Ird Ave
Roe
Janry Path
Careef Kgistrict
Arena
Illinois
Ford Roe
Milwaukee Roundhouse
D Ave
Boyle
F.O.B
Cos Francine and
Tate Pinance Corp
7Th ST
Rasmussen Motor Sales
Ene
Hone Olive
Maquoketa
21St St. NW
Ponti
Monterey Mercury
J. Marion
Lean
City Hall
H. J. Bjornsen
Mt. Mercy
Erraed
Agnes C. Hayak
Joseph J. Severa
Iowa Briefs
Frank Miles
Tama Legion
McGregor
Fred FE. Mastin
Kiwanis Club
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C. A. van DeWalle
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Edna Gerleman
Marolyn Hauer
CaHaSa
Helen Wenthold
West Union
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Fayette County
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Stella Sams
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Freddier Kisling
Thechool
Leroy Robbins
Cyprun
Coralville
A. R. Bowers
Clarence
Emil Laschansky
Wayne Merritt
Walter Cook
Harold Cook
St. Luke’s Hospital
Postiville Explorer
Iowa University Farm Law
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