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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1945

Page

8

St Mark's Lutheran Plans New Church Expansion

St Mark's Lutheran church in Cedar Rapids launches a building fund with pledges totaling 20000 expected today at the eleven o'clock service. The project aims to replace the Saron church name with St Mark's and to construct a modern stone building on First avenue and Twenty first street with seating for over 300 and space for 150 Sunday school children. The campaign targets 45000 within two years, with 60000 estimated for grounds and edifice and funds from members, former members, and mortgage if needed. The site is an L shaped acre with a 336 foot front on Twenty first street and a 100 to 200 foot depth. Architectural work is by Thorwald Thorson of Forest City Iowa. The congregation has worshiped since 1891 and currently reports 250 communicant members and 90 children members.

Rina Dorheim Peedges St. Mark’s Lutheran First Avenue Twenty-first Street Saron Lutheran Edwin W. Lundquist Second Avenue Third Street Thorwald Thorson Forest City Midwest Mr Lundquist Powers F. T. Hendrickson Ervin F. Stepanek Carl L. Manfred St. Mark’s Carl Hendrickson Josephine Hexdall H. G. Forbes Byron J. Hougen A. A. Steen J. B. Ortlund W. O. Elfstrom B Avenue Theodore E. Matson Chicago Manfred Saron Lutheran Church of Cedar Rapids Oscar Pearson Milwaukee Wis Anna Holmquist John L. Miller B Avenue NE John Hendrickson Carl Fingal Hendrickson Charles E. Sundberg Harry Sundberg Carl Sundberg Gus Sampson Carl E. Anderson

Hutchinson Co Buys Site for New Warehouse Expansion

Hutchinson Co plans expansion of manufacturing and hardening areas in the Borden company division. The firm has purchased the Larimer property at the southeast corner of First street SE and Fifth avenue, featuring 80 foot frontage and 140 foot depth. A one story brick building will house the electric cabinet service department and truck storage, with second story addition planned. The Larimer property was sold through Yuill and Gohmann.

Borden Company Hutchinson Ice Cream Company Larimer First Street Fifth Avenue SE E. J. Larimer W. L. Phipps Electric Cabinet Service Yuill and Gohmann

Real Estate Board Moves Cedar Rapids Office

The Cedar Rapids Real Estate board relocated its office on Thursday from 530 Guaranty Building to 309 Guaranty Building, ending years of occupancy at the former quarters.

Real Estate Board Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board Guaranty Building

Electrical Home Heating Is No Dream

An AP report outlines postwar paths to all electric heating through insulation, panel heating, and heat pumps. It cites 1941 panel use in the US and UK, explains panel ceilings and floor heating, and describes heat pumps as refrigeration in reverse with cost comparisons to coal and oil.

TVA Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Pacific Northwest United States Queen Mary Pittsburgh American Institute of Electrical Engineers R. A. Berry General Electric Company Bloomfield N. J

Nelsons Buy Wrights' Home in SE area

John G Nelson and wife purchase the Wrights former residence at 820 Twentieth Street SE. They will take possession July 3. Sale arranged by Fred E B Collard and company.

Phillip C Wright First Avenue Twentieth Street John G. Nelson Fred EB. Collard Grande Avenue SE

Sticking windows eased by paraffin or linseed oil

Readable guidance notes that windows sticking can often be freed by rubbing paraffine or linseed oil into the channel grooves. The tip emphasizes simple home remedies to restore smooth operation without specialized tools.

No Fatalities Among 16 U S Airlines in 1944

National Safety Council cites 16 U S airlines with zero fatalities in 1944 operations. United, Eastern, and Northwest lead large carriers with perfect records. Braniff tops 10 to 100 million mile group. American Export tops under 10 million.

Chicago American Airlines National Safety Council United Air Lines, Inc Eastern Air Lines, Inc Northwest Airlines, Inc United Air Lines Braniff Airways Pennsylvania Central Airlines Corp Delta Air Lines Western Air Lines Chicago and Southern Air Lines Continental Air Lines Mid-Continent Air Lines National Airlines Northeast Airlines Pan American Airways Atlantic Division Hawaiian Airlines, Ltd Colonial Airlines Braniff American Export Airlines United Civil Aeronautics Authority

Real Estate And Mortgage Reports Linn County June Summary

Conveyances and mortgages recorded in Linn county from June 23 to June 28 listed by Linn County Abstract Company. Conveyances nine one. mortgages thirty four. mortgage total 114020 dollars. Compared with last year, conveyances eighty nine. mortgages twenty seven. mortgage total 93100 dollars.

Linn County Linn County Abstract Company

Walkie Talkie Plan A T and T For Drivers Postwar

A T and T announced a postwar project to equip cars and trucks with portable radio units linking to dedicated radio-telephone exchanges. Each vehicle would have a call number and drivers could converse with homes or offices via central operators who connect the call and alert the driver.

New York American Telephone and Telegraph Company A. T

Stocks and Bonds of Interest in Eastern Iowa

Eastern Iowa markets report price ranges from recent transactions for stocks and bonds. These quotations are not firm bids or offers but reflect current activity and trends in the region.

Iowa

Abrams Warns of Jerry Building in Postwar Housing Rush

Charles Abrams former legal adviser to the New York City housing authority warns at a League for Industrial Democracy round table that disjointed federal housing programs risk a surge of costly construction. He cites a 30 percent rise in building costs and expects pressure for new homes with demobilization and war worker migration.

New York INS United States Charles Abrams New York City

LaPlant Declares Fourth Dividend For 1945

Roy R Choate president of LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing said the board approved a 20 cent per share dividend on common stock at the June 19 meeting. This brings total annual common stock dividends to 80 cents per share. Dividends on preferred stock were four payments of 25 cents totaling 1 dollar per share. Common dividends were paid Sept 30 1944 Dec 31 1944 March 31 1945 and June 30 1945.

Roy E. Choate LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Company Board of Directors Choate

Project To Raise Funeral Service Standards

A $500000 educational foundation is established through leaders of the funeral service profession and the National Selected Morticians led by John B. Turner and Son of Cedar Rapids and George W. Olinger of Denver. The program plans a post graduate school open to all meeting entrance rules including women and veterans under the GI Bill. It will also include a memorial library and a model operating room with the latest equipment.

John B. Turner United States

Foundation to raise 500000 for tax exempt research trust

A foundation formed as a trust received treasury approval as a tax exempt institution. It plans a model display room and research program and is now raising 500000 through gifts. Five trustees will direct the foundation’s operations.

The Treasury

Bank Clearings in Cedar Rapids for Week Ended June 30

Cedar Rapids bank clearings totaled 2 142 583 53 dollars for the week ending June 30, compared with 3 553 387 11 dollars the previous week. The prior year’s week ending July 1 1944 reached 1 960 656 97 dollars.

Cedar Rapids Clearing House

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St.Mark's Lutheran Church Cedar River ST. Mark's Lutheran Church Broadston 4Th Ave Dial Hutchinson Co Haegg Roofing & Insulation Co 9Th St. SW Economy Lumber CO Howard W. Blakeslee America Samnford’s Wrights Heinze Electric CO 1St Ave Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Cedar Rapids, Iowa the Bank U. S. Airlines Real Estate and Mortgage Reports Central States Honeymead Products Elec Penick & Ford Ltd Inc Viking Collins Radio Abrams Jerry Wovers Illinois Messinger & Sons Cedar Rapids, Lowa Ponretti CO Lefton 3Rd Avenue iLaPlant Knapp and Company Merchants National Bank Russell F, Knapp Ilenry Gundling American Mutual Life Insurance CO R. M. Threkeld, Sr Merchants Bank VIRGI Kem Newman's Basement
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