Iowa Corn Belt notes and portraits feature in feature section
The page describes weather outlook with showers through Thursday and warm humid conditions, plus a photo essay by Russell Lord on the Corn Belt. It highlights articles by Phil Stong and Donald Wayne on Iowa literacy, politics, and newspapers, with a gallery of notable Iowans and portraits including Ruth Suckow and Donna Reed and references to publishers and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Iowa
Corn Belt
Wayne
Chicago Tribune
Middle West
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gazette
Burlington Hawkeye
George Ilup
Virgil Hancher
Ruth Suckow
Donna Reed
B. J. Palmer
Verne Marshall
Henry Wallace
Allan Kline
Bruce
Beatrice Gould
Gardner
John Cowles
Beardsley Ruml
Red Indictments Reported Voted Red Indictments Reported
A federal grand jury in New York handed up sealed indictments in a probe of Communist activities. The Sun said at least a dozen Communist officials were to be charged with a Moscow-directed plot to overthrow the U S government. Bench warrants were ordered and the panel recessed. The exact number indicted was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reput
New York Sun
United States
Vincent J. Liebeli
John F. X. McGahey
Audie Murphy to wed film actress Wanda Hen
Audie Murphy says he will marry film actress Wanda Hen as soon as he can afford it. The World War II hero, valued as the most decorated soldier, returned from France after a visit as a guest of the French government in Farmersville, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Audie Murphy
Wanda Hen
Murphy
France
Farmersville
Texas
Somes
Hollywood
Quansner Magazine Highlights Corn Belt in August Issue
Holiday magazine from Curtis salutes the Corn Belt with a cover showing an ear of corn over a harvest field. The issue features color photos from the Orval E. Quass farm in Linn County near Rex Conn and plans an interview with Quass family members Sunday at 2 p.m. on KC KCRK during "Let's Get Acquainted."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday Magazine
Curtis
Poland
China
Rex Conn
Gazette Farm
Quass
KC Kcrk
Czech Food Chief Flees to England
Vaclav Majer former Czech food minister and cabinet member of Eduard Benes fled through the American occupation zone in Germany and arrived in London aboard an American plane from Frankfurt. Destination undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Vaclav Majer
England
Germany
Eduard Benes
Majer
Frankfurt
Hickenlooper plans Cedar Rapids swing and autumn duties
Senator Hickenlooper, chairman of the joint atomic energy committee, delays inspections until fall while pursuing potential atom bomb control accord with Russia. He visits Cedar Rapids with Mrs Hickenlooper and attends the Iowa Republican convention as a Linn county delegate. He forecasts Dewey Warren as a strong ticket and supports campaign efforts this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint
Congressional Atomic Enery Committee
Russia
Senator Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Long Island
N. Y
Des Moines
Linn County
Washington
National Committee
Iowa
Dewey
Gov. Warren
California
Hopton
Rites Friday for Carl Nebendahl
Funeral services for Pfc. Carl P. Nebendahl killed in a glider flight at Neubury England December 12 1944 will be held at St Patrick s church at 9 a m with burial at St John s cemetery and military honors by Veterans of Foreign Wars post 788 The Daughters of Isabella will Rosary at 8 p m Wednesday and Msgr Lenihan at 8 p m Thursday AIO chapter No 1 American Gold Star Mothers will attend The family lists surviving mother Victoria Nebendahl Cedar Rapids two brothers Victor J and Wesley J Tracy California and three sisters Helen McNulty Cedar Rapids Alice Battlis Omaha Agnes Rattlis San Diego Nebendahl enlisted in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Carl P. Nebendahl
Neubury
England
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
St. John’s Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Daughters of Isabella
Msgr
Lenihan
Teahen Chapel
Iowa
Victoria Nebendahl
Cedar Rapids
Victor J
Wesley J
Tracy
Calif
Helen McNulty
Alice Battlis
Omaha
Agnes Rattlis
San Diego
Nebendahl
Deaths of Rev. Frank Sintak 69 Robins pastor and retiree
The Rev. Frank Sintak 69 of Robins died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. Born in Pohori Bohemia he came to the U S in 1913. He served in St Clair Pa Munden Kan and Tabor Minn and was a supply pastor during World War II. Surviving: wife Frances two sons Paul and Daniel two daughters Mrs Ned Pierce and Naomi Sintak and three grandchildren. Services Thursday at Barta Hesser chapel with burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sintak
Robins
Metropolitan Supply Company
Cedar Rapids
Pohori
Bohemia
United States
St. Clair
Munden
Kan
Tabor
Minn
Francis Pokorny
Ely
Ludvik Burian
Milo Filipi
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Mrs. Verde Baker Erland Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Verde Baker Erland 56 longtime Newhall resident died Monday at her New Hampton home after a long illness. She and husband Charles Erland ran a business in Newhall before moving to a farm near New Hampton 12 years ago. Surviving daughter Jeanne Gundacker of New Hampton. Services set for 11 a.m. Wednesday in New Hampton and 4 p.m. at Cedar Rapids Memorial Cemetery chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Erland
Newhall
New Hampton
Erland
Verde Baker
Jeanne Gundacker
Cedar Rapids
Ceemorial Cemetery
Death of Arthur McCracken in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Arthur McCracken aged 60 died at 2 54 p m Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. He was born at Tip and survived by a brother William of Muscatine and a sister Mickelson of Cedar Rapids. The body remains at Rohn funeral home with funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCracken
Cedar Rapids
Tipton
William
Muscatine
Mickelson
Cedar Rap
Rohn
U N Immunity Shields Foreign Agents from U S
State department officials told Congress that many known or suspected foreign agents linked to the United Nations and other organizations enjoy immunity. Robert C. Alexander testified that current laws block excluding them and questioned future immigration policy limits. He warned of a potential buildup of people unsympathetic to U S government who cannot be repatriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Congress
United Nations
Robert C. Alexander
Department
Visas Commission
Senate Judiciary
Alexander
International Organization
Officials Run Soap Box Derby In Modern Style
Rapids Chevrolet hosts 1948 model Soap Box Derby racers as officials outline a large committee for the Knotty Pine hill classic. Derby director Dick Nazette leads a team including hill operations, heats, finish line, starter, registrar and inspector, with sponsors, construction, concessions and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapids
Dick Nazette
R. K
Doc” Hunter
W. R
Bob” Cherry
Ed Wathan
Wyatt Maupin
Pat Harmon
Bill Fletcher
Garry Utterback
Fritz Thompson
Bob Leeper
Roy Barnes
Max Morgan
M. D. Owen
Dick Alman
John Hecker
Bob Wilson
al Kenison
Bob Prastka
Mark Brown
Elmer Brinkmann
Ed Klouda
Gene Baxter
Bill Rolfing
Verne Swanson
Jail inmate freed after pleading to embezzlement
Joseph G. Hughes, held in Linn county jail since April 5, was released after pleading guilty to embezzlement by an agent. Judge Floyd Philbrick imposed an indeterminate sentence not to exceed five years but suspended it pending restitution of about $1,500 to the Franklin Life Insurance Co. Hughes had been held in lieu of a $3,000 bail bond and had been ill since April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Hughes
Linn County
Hughes
Floyd Philbrick
Fort Madison
Philbrick
Franklin Life Insurance Company
Springfield
Ill
Judge Denies Reopening Turnbuckle Case Against Three Defendants
Judge G Thompson refused to reopen the turnbuckle suit file and admit new evidence. Defendants Don and Ailee McIntire and E K Kendrick, partners in Midland Industries, faced a ruling that would favor plaintiff Luis Reiss. Clair Oliphant, 41, Walker, waived to the grand jury on a concealed weapon charge and is held on 1500 dollars bail after allegedly brandishing a revolver last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Thompson
Don and
Ailee McIntire
E. K. Kendricks
Midland Industries
Thompson
Luis Reiss
Clair Oliphant
Walker
Oliphant
Walker Last Sa
Marion Legion elects Bernard Mullaley as commander
Bernard Mullaley, World War II veteran, is elected commander of the Marion American Legion post the first WWII veteran to hold the top slot. New officers include George Kolda, James Chesley as VPs, H. R. Livingston adjutant, Glenn Larkin finance, John Larkin sergeant at arms, John Clay historian, Ed Boyanovsky chaplain, and exec committee members Gilbert Gordon, R. J. Gallagher, Earl Helbig. Officers installed by Z N Lundy and Ralph Fitzgerald. Auxiliary officers include Frances Wahl president and others. More than 100 members attended the picnic hosted by veterans wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Mullaley
Marion American Legion
George Kolda
James Chesley
H. R. Livingston
Glenn Larkin
John Larkin, Jr
John Clay
Ed Boyanovsky
Gilbert Gordon
R. J. Gallagher
Earl Helbig
Z. N. Lundy
Ralph Fitzgerald
Legion Auuxiliary
Rose Clark Johnson
Frances Wahl
Mary Blokr
Lula Newcomb
Leola Barkwill
Ruby Hanscom
Grace Biddick
Carolyn Hanscom
Betty Biddick
Wahl
Barkwill
Blok
R. J. Williams
Des Moines
Irs Auxiliary
Drivers Pay Fines in Cedar Rapids Court
Kenneth Chrysler of Cedar Rapids paid 35 dollars and court costs after a Sunday arrest for reckless driving in Mayor M. H. Biddick's court. James Dauber of Martello defaulted a 10 dollar bond on a stop sign and passenger charge. Donald Glick of Cedar Rapids was fined 3 dollars for failing to observe a stop sign. Eighty Anamosa children study swimming twice weekly at the American Legion pool in Thomas Park, traveling by school bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Chrysler
Cedar Rapids
M. H. Biddick
James Dauber
Martello
Donald Glick
Anamosa
American Legion
Thomas Park
Health officer bans ringworm players from school grounds
Dr H O Young city health physician warned on Tuesday that all children with ringworm who do not wear clinic caps are barred from playing on the three school playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Young
Navy Steward Ends Training and Heads for Pearl Harbor
Ends Training Steven L. Norris completed 11 months of navy training and is on an 18 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Lewis. He plans to sail from Long Beach to Pearl Harbor upon return. John Truman of Independence Missouri visits relatives Ann and Jackie Bevaris. Mrs Ethel McDonnell travels to Savanna for ill brother John Rogers. Hannah Johnson stenographer undergoes major surgery at St Luke Hospital. Bobby Walsh of Dubuque visits grandmother Mrs Ethel Gorsuch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven L. Norris
Navy
Earl Lewis
Long Beach
Pearl Harbor
Bobby Walsh
Dubuque
Ethel Gorsuch
Prairie City guests visit Harris. Whit ney patient in St Luke's
Mr and Mrs Ray Brashear and Mr and Mrs Beryl Brashear with their son Jimmie of Prairie City Indiana visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Rudolph Harris. Mrs George P Whit ney shows improvement after a fractured hip ten days ago and is under surgery to repair the trace. Dining room suite piano phone 928M Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brashear
Beryl Brashear
Jimmie
Prairie City, In
Rudolph Harris
George P. Whitney
St. Luke's Hospital
Holdup Pair Take $26,000 From Messenger in Cortland
In Cortland New York two bandits waylaid a messenger between the bank and the post office, disarmed him and took a money container containing $26 000 before fleeing in a car.
Don Thomson Sues Melvin Semerroth for 448.60 over uninstalled water system
Don Thomson files suit against Melvin Semerroth doing business as Melvin's Plumbing and Welding seeking 448.60 judgment claiming a farm water pressure system was not installed as paid for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Thomson
Melvin Semerroth
Melvin's Plumbing and Welding
Mrs Vernon and daughter to visit Vernon in Washington
Mrs James Vernon of To nasket Washington and her daughter Diane will arrive Wednesday to visit her husband's parents Supt and Mrs C B Vernon. They have been visiting her parents the R Higgins at Long Meadow ass.
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James Vernon
Tonasket
Wash
Diane
C. B. Vernon
R. Higgins
Long Meadow
Soviet Yak fighters buzz British Berlin field over Allied airlift
A flight of 12 Yak fighters from the Soviet zone over Berlin did rolls and two swooped down to buzz the British airfield near Gatow while an American C-54 transport passed. Officials said the Russians may have mistaken the British field for their own and stressed the airlift continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
U.S
Greenwich
Gatow
Air Force
Benea
Cedar Rapids Traffic Toll Rises Since March Fifteenth
Traffic bureau reports two additional deaths and ongoing injuries amid eight months of road accidents in Cedar Rapids. Officials from the police department note continuing dangers as the toll climbs since mid March, with figures reflecting the city’s transportation safety concerns.
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Cedar Rapids
Traffic Bureau of the
Police Department
Ince
Cedar Rapids school district budget lifts levy amid rising costs
The budget proposal suggests a city and school levy increase of about 7.25 mills with county adds. The school levy could reach around 32.2 mills, up roughly 6.3 mills from this year, based on valuations and credits. Assessor levy of 13,733 dollars is included as the school share of the levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Charles Penningroth
Iowa crops show continued gains as pollination nears
The Iowa crop bulletin reports favorable conditions for corn and soybeans with 17 percent of corn tasseling and most fields soon silking. Oats harvest slowed by rain, but an anticipated bumper oats crop is noted. Wheat harvest is near three quarters complete with high yields, pastures improve, and grasshoppers threaten new seedings and hayfields in southwest and central regions.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa Crop Bulletin
Iowa
Bulletin
Dougherty Installed as Linn Encampment Head
Charles Dougherty was installed as chief patriarch of Linn Encampment at Maine lodge hall Monday night. Other officers sworn in include Roy B. Hamilton as high priest George Sheets senior warden John J. Shannon junior warden L V Gordon recording scribe John Singer Jr financial scribe J J Hanus treasurer J J Janeba guide Charles Kunz inside sentinel Charles Van Talge outside sentinel Henry Zahradnik George Miller Walter Neal William F. Barnes watch and Tony Rypka James Geist guards of tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dougherty
Linn
Maine Lodge Hall
Roy B. Hamilton
George Sheets
John J. Shannon
L. V. Gordon
John Singer, Jr
J. J. Hanus
J. J. Janeba
Charles Kunz
Inside Sentinel
Charles van Talge
Outside Sentinel
Henry Zahradnik
George Miller
Walter Neal
William F. Barnes
Watch
Tony Rypka
James Geist
Bickel Named National Life Top Underwriter
Robert O. Bickel of Cedar Rapids was named top ranking underwriter for National Life Insurance Company of Vermont for the year ending July 1. He leads the newly formed Agents Executive Council with 12 charter members. Bickel, the first Chartered Life Underwriter in Iowa, also became a Million Dollar Round Table life member last November for selling a million dollars of life insurance annually for three straight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Bickel
Cedar Rapids
National Life Insurance Company
Vermont
Bickel
National Life
Agents Executive Council
Cedar Rapids Insurance
Iowa
Stone Gateway Planned In Shakespeare Garden
Parks Commissioner Richard C. Jones announced a stone gateway will be built this fall for the Shakespeare garden in Ellis park. Mrs. C. T. Hickok leads the planning group and a limestone two pillar entrance will bear area signs. A stone wall will follow the new entrance after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Richard C. Jones
C. T. Hickok
Shakespeare Garden
Jones
Shakespeare
Prize Accepted A Last by Pair in Huntington
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Adams finally accepted $7,300 in prize money from Mutual Broadcasting System after mayoral intervention and a network official’s insistence that it was their legal obligation. The Adames had previously refused, saying they were hounded by well wishers and sellers of cemeteries and motor scooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Jack L. Adams
Adames
Darrow Sales faces suit over 732 dollar judgment demand
A new account suit was filed Tuesday against Cleo and Glenn Darrow of Darrow Sales Company seeking a judgment of 732 dollars. A second suit lists Darrell Munge as filing against George Elias for 550 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo
Glenn Darrow
Darrow
Joseph Shaw
Darrell Munnge
George Elias
Local visits noted by New Hampton and Walnut Creek families
Wayne Dick and Sandra Snyder of New Hampton visit their uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs. H. N. Strader. Mrs. Harley Daws and daughters Susan and Vickie return to Walnut Creek California after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. and Mrs. Gerald Ozburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne, Dick and
Sandra Snyder
New Hampton
Mrs. H. N. Strader
Harley Daws
Susan
Vickie
Walnut Creek
Calif
Charless
Gerald Ozburn
Colonial Baking Sues Hubbard Over June Accident
The Colonial Baking Company files against Helen V. Hubbard for 80.85 dollars in damages from an automobile collision on June 13 at 12 30 p m on Fourteenth Street between First and A Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Baking Company
Helen V. Hubbard
Fourteenth Street
First and
A Avenue E
Divorce Petition Dismissed in Altenberg Case
Myrtle Altenberg's divorce petition against Roy Carl Altenberg was dismissed on Monday on motion by the plaintiff. Judge G. K. Thompson signed the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Altenberg
Roy Carl Altenberg
G. K. Thompson
Democrats Hoist Rooster Symbol Over Elephant Sign
In Tulsa Oklahoma Democrats won a symbolic victory as their rooster emblem replaced the GOP’s elephant sign on a commercial display. The scene described a spirited clash between parties over symbols during a local political dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
G.O.P
Elephant Trunk Co
Betty Biffle and Joyce Patterson Guests of Perry Family
Betty Biffle and Joyce Patterson of Perry visit Betty's era in a note about the Carl F. Wight event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Biffle
Joyce Patterson
Perry
Betty
Eran
Carl F. Wight
Family visitors from Michigan and South Dakota call on friends
Guests of the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gable include H. H. Lupton and family of Jackson Michigan. Mrs. Alonzo J. Kellogg of Picks town South Dakota, a former Marion resident, visits Mrs. Ina Dye Minor and friends. Kellogg also visits her son Virgil and his family at Pilot Mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Gable
H. H. Lupton
Lupton
Jackson, Mich
Alonzo J. Kellogg
Pickstown
S. D
Marion
Ina Dye Minor
Kellogg
Virgil
Pilot Mound
Tent City Rises As Circus Comes To Cedar Rapids
The Dailey Brothers circus arrives in Marion and sets up at Ce-Mar Acres Cedar Rapids for performances from 3 p m to 8 p m. workers unload 25 railroad cars while crowds see elephants camels and painted wagons move to the grounds. The big top canvas weighs over 10 tons and features animal acts including a tiny baby elephant and stars Norma Davenport Riding Martins Seniorita Valdez and Capt. Horwath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey Brothers Circus
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee Railroad
Marion
Ce- Mar Acres
Marion Road
Ce- Mar Bowl
Norma Davenport
Riding Martins
Seniorita Valdez
Bill
Capt. Horwath
City Briefs Ahepa Meeting in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids chapter 194 of the Order of Ahepa will meet Wednesday at 8:30 pm in St John’s Hellenic Orthodox church. The picnic committee will report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahepa
Cedar Rapids
Order of Ahepa
St. John’s
Rites for J. H. Rogers At Tipton Wednesday
Services for 76 year old J. H. Rogers who died of a heart attack in an Iowa City hospital will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday at his home. Burial will follow in Sand Hill cemetery. Rogers had suffered a broken neck in a June 9 fall from a hay load on his Rochester area farm and was recovering when the heart attack occurred. He is survived by his wife a son Bartha Jt Cieldeeith of Puen Bertha M Gol grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Frank R. Tesar
Shelly Funeral
Belle Plaine
Marvin Dille
England
Hrabak
Tams
William H. Schmitz
Mason
Olin
Louis F. Pieper
People’s Funeral Home
Christian Church
Troy Mills
Tipton
J. H. Rogers
Rochester
Iowa City
Wilson Funeral Home
Sand Hill Cemetery
Terry Halstead Returns Home From Minnesota Visit
Terry Halstead comes home from Ortonville Minnesota after two weeks with friends in a private home visit news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Halstead
Ortonville, Minn
Mrs McLane Returned Home From Hospital
Mrs John McLane of 1254 Fifth avenue has been returned to her home and is confined to her bed. Mrs Edward Singer of Mapolis cares for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLane
Fifth Avenue
Edward Singer
Mapolis
Spanish Sauce for Omelett with Broiled Fish
Use leftover peas carrots and snap beans to make a Spanish style sauce for an omelett to accompany broiled fish. Cook vegetables briefly, season with garlic paprika and olive oil, then fold into a light tomato base for a bright topping.
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Daily Record
Mii of
Genfair
Raymond Osweiler, Webster
Vida A. Harper
Sigourney
Robert W. Edleman
Vada Rae Edleman
Beverly Jean Beltz
Robert Earl Beltz
Myrna Hughes
J. G. Hughes
Anna R. Broukal
Gus Broukal
Kathryn I. Walker
John E. Walker
Fern L. Koch
John H. Koch
William McCauley
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Second Street
Dean Cline
G Avenue NW
Learry Boye
E Avenue NE
Roger Robertson
Ninth Street
George Lebeda
D Street
Curtis Gearhart
Third Avenue
At Mercy
Donald Walshire
Mechanicsville
Melvin Staton
B Avenue
St. Luke’s
Donald Trachta
Albert Waddle
Fiftieth Street
Victor Hein
Almore Strauss
A Avenue
DuWayne Beebe
McKinley Street
L. C. Nelson
Edwin Schloemer
Oceanside
Tech
Lester J. Monroe
Monroe
B. F. Burke
Fourth Street
Sgt. Monroe
L. W. Monroe
Grant’s Pass
Oregon
Quansner
Picture In Magazine
Jonn B. Turder
Ave
S.E
Carl Nebendahl
U.N
Grand Jury
Marion News
Mullaley
Legion
John Truman
Independence, Mo
Cousins
Ann and
Jackie Bevaris
Ethel McDonnell
Savanna
John Rogers
Hannah Johnson
Supt. O. A
St. Luke’s Hospital
British
Berlin Field
Mate
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Dougherty
Democrats
Ce-Mar Acres
Dial
City Cab
Mt. Mercy
Mary Immaculata
Mt. Mercy Junior College
Marquette University
First Avenue E
Fortieth Street
H. E. Gralund
Martha Wendell
Savanna, Ill
Tacoma
H. T. Edwards
Arizona
W. L. Robbins
Phoenix
Ariz
C. J. Ricker
C. R
Claud Potter
Potter
Lapes
Florist
Monahan Mortuary
J. Monshan
Wm. J. Stewart
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