Obituary and notices from Marion area services and ads
Andrew A Anderson 86 of route 1L near Midway died at home. Born June 11 1880 in Boscobel Wisconsin he moved to rural Marion from Bloomington twenty years ago. He was a lumber salesman and yard manager at Bloomington and member of Marshalltown First Methodist church. baptized and confirmed in Norwegian Lutheran church. Survived by wife Louise Amelia Engel and three sisters Mrs Walt Pendleton LaPorte Indiana Mrs James Reynolds Madison Wisconsin and Mrs Clarence Hanson La Porte Indiana. Services Saturday at 3 30 p m at Murdoch chapel by Rev Clyde C Scott burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call chapel. Plus ads for fish fry and staff update, Mordorst rites set, home return report, Tipton Chamber chicken barbecue notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew $. Anderson
Midway
Boscobel
Wis
Marion
Bloomington
Anderson
Marshalltown
Walt Pendleton
LaPorte
Ind
James Reynolds
Madison
Clarence Hanson
la Porte
Murdoch Chapel
Clyde C. Scott
Cedar Memorial
Bold pants suit pattern for Misses from Anne Adams
A pattern advertisement lists Printed Pattern 4655 in Misses' sizes 10 to 18 with yardage notes and sixpence patterns postage. It includes mailing address for pattern orders and coins required for delivery and handling.
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Anne Adams
Celdar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Iname
Wolf Whistling Walkout Shocks Birmingham Workers
Eighteen foundry workers staged a one day strike after women co workers wolf whistled at them causing embarrassment. A striker said it was very embarrassing and noted workers must change trousers in front of the women who work there and they peep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
UPI
Dry-Cell Backscratcher and Political Shifts Revealed
A humorous note lauds a new dry cell mechanized backscratcher as a symbol of modern progress and collector’s items, while Virginia and national politics shift as Byrd era power weakens and Negro voting patterns emerge in the 1960s primary landscape.
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Byrd
Virginia
Byrd Organization
University of Virginia
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Garzelle Photo
Larry Tanner
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Carol Flage
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Bil Lynch
Kay Pritchard
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Linda Burns
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Andrew Anderson
Ady
Barbara Weitzel
Wilson
Mordorst
Margia S. Mordorst
Oak Shade
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Cail Warner Bros
Adv
Leona Suits
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Peter
Harold Hutchins
Tipton
Fhine Ablows
Club Royale
Advy
Schaeffer
Raymond Schaeffer
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Clifford Renfer
Belle Plaine
Enos B. Landis
Richard Kabel
Krumholtz Drive
Philco
Big Freezer
Tata
Ine
Tih Ave
Thomas A. Edison
Walter Wilcox
Rayesend Lake
Mr. Wilcox
Mam
Ivory
Huntington Hartford
Andrew Mellon
Washington
South
Alabama
Confederacy
Rep
Howard Calloway
Georgia
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Thurmond
R-8.c
Tower
U.S
Senate
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
A. Willis Robertson
Howard Smith
House Rules Committee
Robertson
Smith
Jobeson
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlui Stevenson
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Old Dominion
Gazette
Dixie
Cedar Rapids Import Motors, Inc
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids, Lewa
Uncle and the
ANT Eaters
Mission
the Escorts
Stanwood
Saco
Fairfax
Dale Chapman
Monticello Jaycees
Bobby Hankens
Blue Boys
Patrick’s
Anamosa
Prairie Moon
Prairieburg
Dial
Flamingo Pizza Palace
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Cemar
Amusement Park
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Atterna
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Cedar Repids
George
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