Weather Outlook and Local Notices in Cedar Rapids
Partly cloudy and cooler Tuesday with highs 78 to 84 and northwest winds. Fair Tuesday night into Wednesday, then partly cloudy and warmer Thursday with highs near 88. Plus local notices include divorce decree for Marie Reams and various police court fines for drunkenness indecent behavior and traffic violations. Also births announced in Mercy, St Luke’s, Sugar Land, and Washington plus obituaries for J. P. Kuhn and Horace Brutzman.
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Iowa
Couple Struck By Lightning Near Centerville
Floyd Gorden a 36 year old farmer from Udell was knocked unconscious and burned by a lightning bolt during a farm hay loading at their barn. His wife also was knocked out and later regained consciousness. Neighbors found Gorden in the hay and he was taken to a hospital. The couple’s three children slept through the incident.
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Centerville
Floyd Gorden
Udell
Gorden
Fifth Concert at Municipal Plaza Draws 1500 Fans
Patricia Ann Key of Iowa City headlined a Cedar Rapids AFM Local 137 concert at Municipal Plaza. More than 1,500 attended the fifth in eight weekly performances with intermission sing led by Orville Rennie. soloists included Richard Hills bassoon Bob Gaskill French horn Katherine Fulker son. Next concert is scheduled for next Sunday at 8 p.m.
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Patricia Ann Key
Iowa City
American Federation of Musicians
Cedar Rapids
Municipal Plaza
AFM
Playground and Recreation Commission
Community Sing
Orville Rennie
Mednikoff
Victor Herbert
George Gershwin
R. L. Moehlmann
Stravinski
Strauss
The
Vienna Woods
Richard Hills
Bob Gaskill
Katherine Fulkerson
Newcomb Named Fourth Deputy City Assessor in Cedar Rapids
John J. Newcomb of Cedar Rapids joined the city administration as fourth deputy assessor after Cedar Rapids examining board exams. City council approved the appointment pending school board and Linn county supervisors consent. The earlier vacancies arose from the death of First Deputy Assessor Fred Dow, with A. H. Mott Merrit R. Heath and J. A. Bundy advancing in turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Newcomb
Cedar Rapids
Jim Scolaro
Newcomb
Scolaro
Linn County
A. H. Mott
Merrit R. Heath
J. A. Bundy
Fred Dow
Wesner Body Found Near Indian Creek in Gully
The remains of Wesner, missing since July 10, were discovered by four men near Indian creek about 500 feet from a weekend cottage. Wesner, a retired baggage clerk from Rock Island, had been last seen leaving his daughter’s home and was believed to have wandered toward the creek. Funeral services are set for Monday at 3 p.m. in Linwood cemetery with Rev. J. Arthur Young officiating.
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John Turner
Indian Creek
Wesner
Rock Island
Edward Pinckney
Thirty Third Street
R. B. Sheldon
Thirty-first Street
Swift and Company glue plant destroyed by fire in Chicago
A five story Swift and Company glue plant in Chicago's stockyards district burned Sunday. Loss estimates range from 250000 to 500000 dollars, with company spokesmen citing 500000 and fire officials 250000.
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Chicago
Swift and Company
Stockyards
Rent Case Set for Tuesday in Federal Court
United States brings rent overcharge suit against Everett Nemer owner of 1201 Fifth Avenue NW and 921 Seventh Avenue SE. Case alleges overcharges of 30 dollars monthly on a room with a 23 dollar ceiling from 1947 to 1948 and seeks restitution or treble damages plus costs. Judge Henry N. Graven to hear the case and pre trial motions. Cedar Rapids court session limited to one day.
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United States of America
Everett Nemer
Fifth Avenue NW
U. S. District Court
Henry N. Graven
Nemer
Seventh Avenue SE
Irene Mrstik
Graven
Cedar Rapids
City Hall Notes On Curb Cut For Dairy Building Entrance
The Morehead Construction Company sought Monday permission to cut curb at 112 Seventh street NE for a driveway to the dairy building loading platform. The Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company was authorized to install gas mains at Cedar Rapids locations along Twenty-third Street SE Woodland drive SW S avenue NW and L street SW. Robert McEndree was authorized to rock the front parking at 2370 Blakely boulevard SE with action pending on underground gasoline tank installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead Construction Company
Seventh Street
Frank Young
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Cedar Rapids
Robert McEndree
Blakely Boulevard
McEndree
Marion man refunds for unbuilt Meadowbrook house permits
Eugene Senti of Marion received a $17 refund for a building permit and two electrical permits tied to a house at 2900 Meadowbrook Drive SE that was never constructed.
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Eugene Senti
Marion
Meadowbrook Drive
Beer Permits Issued to Three Applicants
Class C beer permits were issued to John J. Moses of 719 Third Street SW, Charles Mrech of 1626 Fifth Avenue SE, and Aleck Sheronick of 1436 L Street SW.
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John J. Moses
Third Street
Charles Mrech
Fifth Avenue
Aleck Sheronick
L Street
Optimist club to show colored film Tuesday
Aavra Optimist Club plans a noon meeting film by James Plumb of Iowa Manufacturing Company showcasing products and processes. Also noted are local ads and notices including a fine for drunkenness, a travel report, insurance award, and the 14th annual Kolach Festival starting July 20 at Frolicfield.
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Optimist Club
James Plumb
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Frolicfield
21St Ave
2Nd St
Commonwealth approves quarter cut in dollar spending
British Commonwealth financial chiefs agreed on Monday to reduce dollar spending by about one quarter to ease the sterling area dollar crisis. Britain had already announced a similar cut and asked colonies to follow. The agreement extends the action across the Commonwealth.
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Commonwealth
London
British Commonwealth
Sterling
Britain
Auto Parts Firm Sues for 68.11 in Prairieburg
Courthouse records show Charles H. Mills doing business as Auto Parts Company suing Sam 1 for 68.11 alleging payment for auto parts. The Merchants Supplyee sues John Walker doing business as Walker's Store in Prairieburg claiming 93.49 in back merchandise.
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Charles H. Mills
Auto Parts Company
Sam 1
Merchants Supplyee
Formal Hearing On Parks Routes Set for Sept 27
The Civil Aeronautics Board scheduled a formal hearing for September 26 in the Parks Air Lines case after a conference with airline attorneys and city spokesmen. The issue centers on interpretation of orders about full area route awards totaling about 2,800 miles granted to Parks, which never began operations.
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Washington
Parks Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Parks
Mississippi Valley
North Central
Great Lakes
Ralph Wiser
Wiser
Ainst Iser
Mid-Continent
Central Airlines
Oklahoma City
I Ia Transport
Ami Springs
Fla
Great Lakes Area
Ozarks Airlines
Springfield
Southern Bus Lines
Alexandria
Wisconsin Central
Madison
Improvements Urged At Iowa Statehouse Facelift planned for capitol exterior and infrastructure
Iowa's 1949 House Improvement Committee urged a statehouse facelift. Proposed steps include sandblasting the exterior stone, installing new elevators, and repairing ducts and windows to reduce winter drafts. State Auditor Chet Akers estimated costs could approach $500,000.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House Improvement Committee
A. C. Gustafson
State Executive Council
Capitol
Chet Akers
Two Fined for Reckless Driving In City Traffic Court
Sam Schminkey and Howard Madden each paid $100 and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving in a Monday traffic court. Madden’s fine included a $25 suspension and a $10 extra for driving without a license. Madden was arrested Sunday at 5 59 p m for driving on the wrong side of the street near First street and Fifth avenue SW. Inkey was arrested at 3 a m Sunday near Third street and Eighth avenue SW for driving without lights and nearly striking a parked car.
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Howard Madden
Second Street
Sam Schminkey
Rockford Road
Lawrence Baker
Fifth Street
Charles Bull
Third Avenue
Robert Goruch
D Avenue
Charles Snell
Fairfax
Marsh Lefler
Mt. Vernon
K. M. McShee
Eighteenth Street
Arthur Bester
Lisbon
Lyle Shakespeare
Robert Myers
Twentieth Avenue
Donald Dougherty
Sixth Street
Thomas Langenberg
Iowa City
Dorrit Clendening
C Avenue
Donald Sanders
First Avenue E
L. S. Yourex
Eighth Avenue
Leland Loughrey
First Avenue
Evelyn Wilkinson
Central City
Filure Moore
Eighteenth Avenue
Wesley Nosek
Cedar Rapids
Martin Burgers
Kathryn Wisehart
Center Point
George Bradow
Oakland
Robert Curtis
J Street
Leslie Willits
Grande Avenue
Howard Pyle
Twenty-first Street
John Ferguson
Washington Avenue
Donald Stablefield
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Fifteenth Avenue SE
H. R. Churchill
Madden
First Street
Fifth Avenue
Inkey
Third Street
Council OKs New Sewers for Two Locations
The city council approved about 7300 dollars for two sewer projects in Cedar Rapids. Burch avenue NW from Nineteenth street to 1140 feet west and Twenty sixth avenue SW from Second street to 210 feet east of First street. Bids set for August 15 at 10 am after one protest by Mrs. Newton Owen. Work supports a Cleveland school and uses 8 and 12 inch clay pipe with brick or concrete manholes.
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Cedar Rapids
Burch Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Second Street
First Street
Newton Owen
Owen
Cleveland
Propaganda Cuts Standing of U S Says Council
The Common Council for American Unity reports that Communist propaganda harms U S standing in Europe. It cites materialism and volatile foreign policy as key European doubts, with Hollywood films and sensational magazines blamed for shaping unfavorable opinion.
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New York
United States
Europe
Common Council For American Unity
Council
Hollywood
May Fire Losses Lowest in 1949 for Cedar Rapids
Fire losses in Cedar Rapids for May totaled 1722.17 dollars, the year's low so far. Fire Chief E P Kohout reported 1411.25 dollars in building damage and 310.87 dollars in contents losses, all covered by insurance, with buildings valued at 57 775 and contents at 35 100.
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Cedar Rapids
E. P. Kohout
Kohout
Briton Haigh Claims Nine Murders In Court
John George Haigh admitted to police that he killed nine people including Mrs Olive Durand Deacon a 69 year old widow. He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity as his defense attorney Sir David Maxwell Fyfe argued the man was insane and not responsible for the acts.
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Lewes
England
John George Haigh
Haigh
Olive Durand-Deacon
David Maxwell- Fyfe
Navy Show Unit to Visit Cedar Rapids in August
An eight truck Navy show unit will be in Cedar Rapids on August 26 27 and 28. Captain M P Russillo Omaha Midwest recruiting inspector says the touring exhibit includes movies a model jet airplane and radar demonstration equipment. He announces Chief Ben R Swickard joins Cedar Rapids recruiting staff increasing naval recruiting to three with Chief Ira Rehmel and Chief G W Minor.
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Navy
Cedar
M. P. Russillo
Omaha
Midwest
Russillo
Cedar Rapids
Ben R. Swickard
Swickard
Charleston
Naval
Ira Rehimel
G. W. Minor
Longtime Cedar Rapids Teacher Louise Brownell Dies
Louise Brownell a Cedar Rapids school teacher for 35 years died Sunday after a brief illness. She taught at Harrison Johnson Adams and Taylor elementary schools and Roosev elt High School. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p.m. Tuesday at Turner chapel with Dr. Harry M. Gage officiating.
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Louise Brownell
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Harrison School
Johnson, Adams and Taylor
Roosevelt High
Cedar Ra
Miss Brownell
Hiram Huston Brownell
Maude
McKinley High School
Lester DeVarman
Grace
Turner Chapel
Harry M. Gage
Oaks Hill Cemetery
Emma C Meyers, 79, Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Emma C Meyers widow of Martin Meyers died in a Cedar Rapids nursing home at 1 20 Sunday after a long illness. A Cedar Rapids resident the last year she was born in Iowa City Feb 23 1870. She lived much of her life in Solon and was active in the Solon American Legion auxiliary and the Sunflower Rebekah lodge. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Leonard K Tait of Cedar Rapids three sons Charles of Solon Richard C and George M of Cedar Rapids two grandchildren a twin sister Mrs Mary Bohac of Cedar Rapids another sister Mrs Anna Mekota of Solon and a brother Frank Wlach of Cedar Rapids. Services will be conducted at the Brosh funeral home in Solon at 2 pm Wednesday by Dr Marion H Williams burial in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the Solon funeral home.
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Emma C. Meyers
Martin Meyers
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Solon
American Legion Auxiliary
Sunflower Rebekah Lodge
Leonard K. Tait
Charles
Richard C
George M
Mary Bohac
Anna Mekota
Frank Wlach
Brosh Funeral Home
Marion H. Williams
Oak Hill Cemetery
Private Graveside Rites Held for Eleanor Richeson
Eleanor Gray Richeson of Cedar Rapids died in Phoenix on Thursday. Private graveside services were held Monday at Oak Hill cemetery with Rev. J. Richard Wagner officiating. She lived in Phoenix 24 years and was a graduate of Iowa State Teachers College. Surviving are her son Edwell of Phoenix, two brothers C. O. Gray of Cedar Rapids and John of Branson, and two sisters Mrs. A. Gorman of Omaha and Mrs. Clark Jack of Vinton.
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Eleanor Gray Richeson
Cedar Rapids
Phoenix
Oak Hill
J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Edwell
C. O. Gray
John
Branson
A. Gorman
Omaha
Clark Jack
Vinton
Services for Alva Benton in Brush chapel
Funeral arrangements are set for Alva Bert Benton 21 of 1052 Third Avenue SW who died in an auto crash near Mt. Vernon at 11 50 p m Saturday. The service will be held at Brush chapel at 2 p m Tuesday with Dr Marion H Williams officiating. Burial is Cedar Memorial cemetery. He was born near Waubeek June 23 1928 and belonged to the Bakers union and Loyal Order of Moose. Survived by wife Vivian mother Mrs Myrtle Yoder of Mt Vernon two sisters Mrs Dale Kohl Mechanicsville and Dorothy Benton Waubeek three brothers Ronald Charles and Robert Waubeek and a grandmother.
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Alva Bert Benton
Third Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Brush Chapel
Marion H. Williams
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Waubeek
Bakers Union and Loyal Order of Moose
Vivian
Myrtle Yoder
Dale Kohl
Mechanicsville
Dorothy Benton
Ronald
Charles
Robert
Grandmother Sarah Stedman 93 Dead in Grinnell
Mrs. Sarah Stedman, 93, of Grinnell, died at 12 30 a m Monday. Born March 16 1856 in Malone New York she lived with her daughter Mrs George T Williams at 558 Knollwood Drive SE. Funeral services set for 8 a m Wednesday at James Funeral Home Grinnell and Wednesday afternoon at the Eden Church in Emmetsburg.
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A. W. Loftus
Dunreath Drive
Sarah Stedman
Grinnell
Malone
N. Y
Stedman
George T. Williams
Knollwood Drive
the James Funeral Home
Coneee Church
Emmetsurg
Pay Boost Voted for State Job Open Aug 1
Des Moines Iowa AP The state executive council approved raising the salary of the superintendent at the Annie Wittenmyer Home in Davenport from 3300 to 4200 a year. Supt E C Wiggins resigns effective Aug 1. Board cited inability to find a suitable replacement at the old rate and recommended the higher pay plus maintenance. The home was formerly Soldiers' Home.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Annie Wittenmyer
Davenport
E. C. Wiggins
Henry W. Burma
State Board of Control
Executive Council
Wiggins
Soldiers’ ‘Home
County School Board Adopts $20 000 Budget
The Linn County Board of Education adopted a $20 000 budget for the coming year after a public hearing at 1 p.m. in the County Superintendent of Schools office. The board will now ask the board of supervisors to adopt the budget. Five board members voted in favor: Ernest Kosek, L. A. Hinton, Emmett Shaffer, Miles Sutera and Albert Blinks.
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Linn County Board of Education
Walter A. Shupp
Board of Supervisors
County ‘Board of Education
Ernest Kosek
L. A. Hinton
Emmett Shaffer
Miles Sutera
Albert Blinks
U.S. Denounces Chinese Reds Move to Close Information Offices
The United States condemns the Chinese Communist order to shut the U S Information Service offices in Shanghai and Hankow as a totalitarian act. Assistant Secretary Gourge V Allen says public enlightenment is their enemy and a protest will be filed with authorities in Shanghai Hankow Peiping and Nanking. John Henderson heads the Shanghai office, a University of Iowa graduate and former Cedar Rapids Gazette reporter. His wife says he was well by radio July 8 but letters have not been received since mid June when Shanghai mail service ended.
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Washington
United States
United States Information Service
Shanghai
Hankow
Gourge V. Allen
China
Information Service
Allen
Peiping
Nanking
John Henderson
Robert Henderson
Des Moirks
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids Gazette
State Department
Henderson
Hester
West Liberty
17 Active Polio Cases At University Hospital
The number of active polio cases at University Hospital in Iowa City rose to 17 on Monday after six new admissions over the weekend. The latest patient is 14 year old Walter Urlich of Alden in fair condition. others include Jeannette Bowstad 8 Tipton, David Olds 4 Dubuque, Kosta Bakas 4, Cynthia Lesher 2 Iowa Falls, and Ronald Ruby 4 Fort Dodge, with all but Olds in fair condition. Two patients were released from the active ward over the weekend.
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Iowa City
INS
University Hospital
Walter Urlich
Alden
Jeannette Bowstad
Tipton
David Olds
Dubuque
Kosta Bakas
Cynthia Lee Lesher
Iowa Falls
Ronald Ruby
No Police Court in C R Until Thursday
Assistant City Prosecutor Dwight Krumholtz announced that police and traffic courts would not be in session Tuesday or Wednesday because Justice H R Churchill is absent. Churchill plans to attend the Shrine convention in Chicago and weekend procedures will be followed for the two days.
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Dwight Krumholtz
H. R. Churchill
Churchill
Chicago
Krumholtz
Czechs Hanged for Plot to Overthrow Government
Five Czechs condemned for an alleged plot to oust the Communist government were hanged Monday after a secret trial held June 9. The plan proposed a military dictatorship led by Gen. Alois Liska.
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Prague
Alois Liska
Typhoon Hits Japanese Ports, Twenty-One Missing
A Pacific typhoon swept Nagasaki and Sasebo on northwest Kyushu island leaving twenty-one fishing craft missing and at least one death reported as the storm struck.
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Tokyo
Nagasaki
Sasebo
Kyushu
Nazi official Werner Best death sentence commuted to five years
Copenhagen AP reports an appeals court on Monday commuted the wartime death sentence of Dr. Werner Best, the Nazi gauleiter for Denmark, to a five year prison term. The ruling reduces the maximum penalty for his role in wartime actions, reflecting postwar legal adjustments.
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Copenhagen
Werner Best
Den
Springville Class Of 1909 Reunion Sunday Observed Fortieth Anniversary
The Springville High School class of 1909 held its first reunion Sunday to mark its fortieth anniversary. Members and families dined at the O K drive-in, then toured Springville Park and met teachers Mrs. Carl Burroughs. Sixteen original members. two deceased include Dr. Carl Greenawalt and several others listed with hometowns.
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Springville High School
O.K
Springville Park
Carl Burroughs
Burroughs
Carl Greenawalt
Sterling
Colo
Cecil Wilson
Iowa City
Irving Doudna
Speaker
Ralph Doudna
Spirit Lake
Neil Collins
Central City
George Pearson
Edna Pollock
Burlington
Claire Doolittle
Leora Stone
Cedar Rapids
Charles Sterner
Florence Smith
Os Strickel
Myrl Armstrong
Dar Rapids
Actions Speak Much Louder Than Words at Electric Office
Patrolman Lester Woodward found a door open at the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company sales office about 3 am Sunday and called for a squad car. Patrolmen Moran and McDermott stood by as Woodward searched the building and Moran later retrieved a key to free Woodward from the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Woodward
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Woodward
LaVerne Moran
Robert McDermott
Moran
McDermott
Thirty-fifth Street
Dale Morgan
Guard Training Dates Are Set
DES MOINES AP Brig. Gen. Charles H Grahl announced Iowa state national guard training plans for ground troops and air forces. Ground units about 5500 will train at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri August 7 to 21 under Major Gen Ray Fountain. Air units 750 at Camp Williams Wisconsin August 14 to 28 include the 132nd fighter group and the 174th fighter squadron while the 133rd aircraft control squadron trains at Camp Dodge August 14 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State National Guard
Charles H. Grahl
Iowa
Fort Leonard Wood
Ray Fountain
Guard Air Forces
Camp Williams
Wis
132Nd
John Holmes
Sioux City
Guard Air Corps
133Rd Aircraft Control and
Camp Dodge
Grahl
Man Who Designated Iowa State Bird Dies at 80
Fairfield AP report notes J Wilbur Dole former legislator and Democrat who introduced the 1933 34 bill making the goldfinch Iowa official bird died Sunday at University hospital Iowa City He was born 1869 in Jefferson County Dole held civic posts eight years as Fairfield postmaster chaired county Democratic committee Lifelong naturalist and lodge member services set for 2 p m Wednesday in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Iowa
J. Wilbur Dole
University Hospital
Iowa City
Dole
Jefferson County
Democratic County Central Committee
I.C.C.F. Grand Lodge of
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C.R. Weather
Ciae
GRW. Co Cs Ccccsvens
Municipal
Marie Ferne Reams
Amos Reams
Ben Kirby
Fourth Avenue SW
B Avenue NE
Companies
George Martin
Fourth Street
Mercy
George Baxa
Otto Hinder
Gordon Hemerson
Leonard Roman
Oakland Road
Louis Voris
C Street
Raymond Randall
St. Luke’s
John Hinrichs
Seventeenth Street
James Rammelsburg
Atkins
Dale Wells
Leonard Avenue
Jordan Rollins
J. A. Williams
Route Two
John Fuller
Sugar Land
Texas
W. H. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Leonard J. Smiths
Sixteenth Street
Mary Kirkpatrick
Washington, Ia
Robert W. Miller
Crawfordsville
Miller
Shirley Westinghouse
Arthur Buckner
Los Angeles
Melvin E. Couser
Couser
Mary Anne Sodoma
Elkader
J. P. Kuhn
St. Wenceslaus
Spillville
Morley
Horace Brutzman
Christian Church
Martelle
Otto Hartman
Mason City
St. Joseph’s
West Union
Frank Welch
Wadena
St. Francis Catholic Church
Pinckney
Manville
Costello
Hennessey Brothers
South Amana
Olga
E. F. Pinckney
H. A. Wesner
St. Pauli
Minn
Theo Berger
South
Brady Mortuary
Linwood Cemetery
J. Arthur Young
City Hall
Twenty-third Street
Eleventh Avenue
Woodland Drive
Twenty-ninth Street
S Avenue NW
L Street West
City Cab
Dial
Aavra
Adv
Ray Moore Agency
Elmer Tiedemann
Maplewood Drive
Badlands
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Grace Hense
Richard and
David Hense
Flint, Mich
M. J. Streit Feed Company
Streit
W Vo
Gets Insurance
Ray L. Short
Cedar Rapids Insurance
Life Insurance Agency Managers
National Association of Life Underwriters
Dillon Graham
Milwaukee
Rockford
Clinton
Moline
Muscatine
Waterloo
Marshalltown
United Air Lines
Eastern Airlines
New Janta
Illinois
South Dakota
Arkansas
Talle
Gross
Hoeven
U.S
C. R
C.R
Eleanor Richeson
Alva Benton
County School Board
Springville
Mortuary
Ave
Florist
3Rd Ave
Barta Hesser
Dans
John B. Turner & Son
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