Weather, police fines, births and deaths across regions
Sunday notes show high and low temperatures across cities with precipitation, forecast for Iowa with sun turning to showers. A parade of fines for drunkenness, reckless driving and traffic violations follows with numerous names and addresses listed. Births announced from Mercy and St Luke's hospitals include several newborns in Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Obituaries report deaths in Columbus Junction Central City Springville Elgin Morley with funeral details and dates.
Record Tax Revenue Hits All Time High In Iowa Treasury
Des Moines reports July 1 treasury total of 141,042,114.44 with net expendable balance 101,782,713. Comparisons show year over year gains as taxes including sales and income rose to record levels. Bonds hold 63,562,800 of funds. construction funds and office building allocations are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Treasury
Ray Johnson
John Grimes
Three Men Fined for Drunkenness and Disturbing the Peace
Three men LaVerne Kirchoff of Waterloo John Marko Jr of Akron and Joseph Hammond of Toledo were fined 25 each plus costs by Judge Harry S Johnson after pleading guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace Marko was arrested at 315 am Sunday by Patrolman Lester Woodward for waving a whisky bottle and causing a disturbance in front of the Magnus hotel Kirchoff was arrested at 1 am Sunday after breaking a window in the Torch Press building Hammond was arrested early Monday on his landlady’s complaint at 2829 First Avenue East
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Johnson
LaVerne Kirchoff
Waterloo
John Marko, Jr
Akron
Joseph Hammond
Toledo
Marko
Lester Woodward
Magnus Hotel
Woodward
Kirchoff
Eugene Morey
Torch Press
Hammond
First Avenue E
Dr. Carroll C. Roberts Leads Christian Conferences
Dr. Carroll C. Roberts of the First Christian church is in Springfield Illinois conducting a conference ahead of the National Christian Teaching Mission set for October 14 to 21 in Springfield. He then proceeds to Conference Point Lake Geneva Wisconsin for a directors training conference and will resume his pulpit duties next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll C. Roberts
First Christian Church
Springfield
Ill
Roberts
Conference Point
Lake Geneva
Wis
Consent Decree in Barlow Maney Case Deals with Infringement
Barlow Maney Laboratories of Cedar Rapids admits technical trademark infringement against Loseff Laboratories of Chicago in a consent decree filed in a U S district court. It agrees to a permanent injunction prohibiting use of trade names Al K Gel Al Ka Gel or Al Ma Gel. No damages were awarded though Loseff sought damages and profits. The suit was filed December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow-Maney
Barlow-Maney Laboratories
Sixteenth Street NE
Loseff Laboratories
Chicago
United States District Court
Loseff
Cedar Rapids
Relatively Low Corn Stock in Iowa Mills and Elevators
Leslie Carl of the state livestock and crop reporting service said Iowa holds 1 765 000 bushels of corn in interior mills and elevators, a relatively low level. This compares with 2 399 000 last year, plus 423 000 bushels of oats and 1 311 006 bushels of wheat versus 621 000 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
INS
Leslie Carl
State Livestock and Crop Reporting Service
Iowa
Carl
Struck by Tree Limb Injures Iowa City Woman
Mrs. Mary Strub, 77, was hospitalized with a broken hip after a falling tree limb struck her while returning home from church. The limb 18 inches thick at the base broke away during heavy rain, also damaging the Sheridan residence with siding, clothes poles, evergreens, rainspouts, and a picket fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Mary Strub
B. W. Sheridan
Man Burned Critically After Smoking in Bed
Don Leslie, 41, was listed in critical condition at a Marshalltown hospital after a Sunday home fire. He reportedly was smoking in bed and fell asleep, suffering severe body burns before being rushed to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Don Leslie
Leslie
H E
Youth Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving in Cedar Rapids
Richard V. Martin, 21, of 1139 Eighth Street NW, pled guilty to drunk driving Monday and was fined 300 dollars plus costs by Judge G. K. Thompson. He was arrested about 1:30 a.m. Sunday on Highway 30 near Cedar Rapids after Sheriff James Smith and Deputy P. J. Whittemore found three passengers stranded following an accident. The trio, Robert Tait and Mary Routh, both of 1648 A Avenue NE, and William McBane of 1506 Bever Avenue SE, escaped injury beyond bruises and scratches as the car rolled over near the junction of routes 30 and 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard V. Martin
Eighth Street
G. K. Thompson
Martin
Cedar Rapids
James Smith
P. J. Whittemore
Smith
Whittemore
Cedar Rap
Encrese 30
Robert Tait
Mary Routh
Avenue NE
William McBane
Bever Avenue SE
Guilty Plea in Cheating Case Involves Subscriptions
Rudolph Boyance, 26, pled guilty to cheating Georgena Haddy out of 5 by posing as a rep of H. and H. Periodical Service Co of Chicago. Judge G. K. Thompson sentenced him to six months in county jail with all but two months suspended. A separate matter awarded Henry A. Brandtsen a default judgment against Jim Fox on three promissory notes totaling 4900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Boyance
Georgena Haddy
Mademoiselle Magazine
G. K. Thompson
Boyance
H. and H. Periodical Service Company
Chicago
Mademoiselle
Henry A. Brandtsen
Jim Fox
State Dept Official Warns of False Documents by D P S
A State Department visa official told a Senate subcommittee that displaced persons in Europe use fraudulent papers to enter the United States. Robert J. Cavanaugh said birth certificates and ID papers are often forged. He cited Germany and Austria as hot spots and noted staff shortages hinder verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
United States
State Department
Robert J. Cavanaugh
Department
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Cavanaugh
Region 4 CIO Rebuffs Wallace at Waterloo Meeting
A regional CIO conference in Waterloo rejected by a large margin a Chicago delegation's bid to back Wallace's Progressive party. Milwaukee official Joe Glynn and others opposed the move, while petitions pressed governors Blue and Youngdahl to commute or pardon convictions of United Packing Workers members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Henry A. Wallace
United Automobile War
CIO
Chicago
Progressive Party
Joe Glynn
Allis- Chalmers
Milwaukee
Robert D. Blue
Iowa
Luther Youngdahl
Minnesota
United Packing Workers
Disabled Veterans Sale Planned by Cedar Rapids Chapter
The Cedar Rapids Disabled American Veterans chapter won council approval to hold its annual forget me not sale on Sept. 11 to raise funds for disabled veterans. The Haegg Coal Company bid to supply coal for the city’s current fiscal year was accepted, with orders issued to the city clerk to draft a contract for 63 tons of Cuba lump coal and 155 tons of stoker coal. A Kinderknecht Construction Co request to curb Thirty first Street NE was approved after officials recommended widening the driveway to 30 feet for the Canada Dry Distributing Co building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Disabled American Veterans
Haegg Coal Company
Cuba
Kinderknecht Construction Company
Thirty-first Street
Frank E. Young
L. W. Remington
Canada Dry Distributing Company
Soap Box Derby Winners To Be Feted by Optimists
Alan Snodgrass a 12 year old from Waterloo won Cedar Rapids Soap Box Derby with Joe Chadima as runner up. They will be guests of the Optimist club at noon Tuesday. Alan will race in the national derby on August 15 in Akron Ohio. The Gazette covers his trip. Mother Mrs Jack Snodgrass may go. Rapids Chevrolet and The Gazette along with the Optimist club sponsored the event. Local businessmen supported boys paying for wheels and axles. Spectators praised the cars craftsmanship and noted all work was done by the boys themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Snodgrass
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Joe Chadima
Optimist Club
Alan
Akron
Ohio
The
Gazette
Jack Snodgrass
Rapids Chevrolet
Allied Industrial League Festival Postponed To Next Sunday
The second annual Community Sports festival was rained out Sunday and rescheduled for next Sunday at Ellis Park. The Playground and Recreation Commission and the Allied Industrial League co sponsors called off the event at noon. The softball semi finals are replaced by a girls game while the Chicago Hot Tents perform in two evening games against Cedar Rapids Me Too and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Playground and Recreation Commission
Allied Industrial League
Chicago Hottentots
Cedar Rapids Me Too
Wilson
Police Chiefs Probe Sioux City Inspector Firing Incident
The Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police will send a committee led by Cedar Rapids Chief Tom Condon to investigate the discharge of Sioux City Inspector Joseph E. Young for insubordination after refusing a demotion. The panel may act as intervenors if civil service violations are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
INS
Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police and Peace Offs
Sioux City
Tom Condon
Cedar Rapids
Joseph E. Young
Julius Myron
Young
Iowa
Harry Krieg
Waterloo
Myron
Universal Engineering sale approved to Pettibone Mulliken
Stockholders of Universal Engineering Corporation in Cedar Rapids approved the sale of the company's assets to Pettibone Mulliken Corporation of Chicago in cash terms. H. J. Knudsen will remain president as the Cedar Rapids plant and personnel join the Chicago firm, with two plants and a New Orleans subsidiary mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Engineering Corporation of
Cedar Rapids
Pettibone Mulliken Corporation of
Chicago
H. J. Knudsen
Cedar Rapids Company
Pettibone Mulliken
Universal
Rotary Speaker Warns on Agriculture and Soil Loss
Cedar Rapids Rotarians heard Dean H. H. Kildee of Iowa State College discuss the nation’s reliance on farms for food and industry inputs. He noted gains since colonial times, the need for soil conservation, and the shift from 90 to 16 percent farm workers. The luncheon honored Charles C. Hunt, former Rotary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
H. H. Kildee
Iowa State College
Dean Kildee
Charles C. Hunt
Earl Dezell
Masonic Lodge
Hunt
Masonry
Rotary
Davidson Leaves Luther to Lead Dartmouth Education Dept
In Decorah AP reports professor O A Davidson head of Luther college education resigns Monday to take a post as head of the education department at Dartmouth College. The move places Davidson at Dartmouth as department head in Hanover New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Luther
Dartmouth College
France Donated Nearly Two Million Dollars to U S War Effort
During the Revolutionary War France contributed 1996500 dollars to the American cause, aiding military and diplomatic efforts against Britain. The gift underscored Franco American alliance and helped fund weapons, supplies, and support for Continental forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Cedar Rapids Police Dominate State Pistol Shoot Results
Cedar Rapids police took 10 of 23 places in the first annual state pistol shoot in Davenport led by Patrolman Peter Funcke who placed fourth. Open competition saw Cedar Rapids finish fifth in team division. Mason City won the team title. Intermittent rain slowed the event with officers shooting barefoot briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.R
Peter Funcke
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Mason City
Funcke
Harley Simon
Charles Shepard
Jerry Clift
Clinton Farrington
Arthur Zimmerman
Ray Murdock
Murphy Davis
John Hlavacek
William Kudrna
Iowa
Lee E. Allster
Ray Schieser
Two Inmates Escape Hospital Break In Detroit Case
Police hunted an armed escapee and his accomplice after recapturing a second inmate who helped break from Detroit police custody. Julius Bayken was recaptured in Toledo amid a hospital breakout scene. Harry McGuire remains at large with a female accomplice identified as Jean Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Toledo
Julius Bayken
Harry McGuire
Gary
Bayken
McGuire
Michigan
Floyd Sturks
Sturks
Jean Ann
Two C R Men Fined on Reckless Driving Counts
Ben McDonough of 126 Seventh street NE and Adrian Franks of 2411 Second street SW paid 125 in traffic court Monday after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Franks paid a portion of the total. Franks was arrested by Patrolman Donald Ankney at 40 p.m. Sunday for erratic driving on Eighth street SE, his fifth arrest on the charge. McDonough was arrested at 130 a.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben McDonough
Seventh Street
Adrian Franks
Second Street
Howard Cambridge
Third Avenue
Robert Besco
Avenue NW
Donald Buck
Keystone
Donald Hoyt
Oxford
Cecil Benson
Walker
Max Kreager
Newton
George Ketterling
Victor
Leslie Wagner
Stanwood
Catherine Baggarly
Charles Berker
Second Avenue
Rudolph Schenken
Marion
Harold Church
Fourteenth Street
Mayme Hines
Twenty Sixth Street
Avery Litts
C Avenue
Sidney Newnam
James Beers
Seventh Avenue
Bernard Magirl
Fourth Avenue
Merle Calkins
Y.M.C.A
Robert Clark
Cottage Grove Avenue
Norman Motter
South Amana
Charlotte Lillie
Central City
Franks
Donald Ankney
Eighth Street
McDonough
Finns and Czechs Receive Marshall Plan Aid
Washington reports new Marshall Plan activity as Finland secures a 488000 dollar ground wood pulp order and Czechoslovakia a 400000 dollar freight car repairs contract. Officials cited delays in July to September allocations and noted weekly authorizations averaging about 100 million dollars with expectations of a quick rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Economic Cooperation Administration
Health Services Committee Plans Thursday Meeting
A Cedar Rapids and Linn County citizens health services study group will meet at 4 pm Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce building. The panel seeks to map offered services served populations and financing with aim of a unified county city health service. Van Vechten Shaffer chairs the committee and members span public health nursing tuberculosis hospital and school groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Offrce
Council of Social Planning
van Vechten Shaffer
Coftee
W. V. McClung
Gabrielle Nadeau
Public Health Nursing Association
Gayle Zedick
Adam Kreuter
Tuberculosis Association
Frank Coburn
University of Iowa
Louis Blair
S. M. Hawkins
St. Luke’s Hospital
Joella Antes
George Reid
Linn County Nursing Service
J. H. Reiners
Mercy Hospital
Jennings Crawford
Linn County Medical Relief
Clare Petty
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Alice Bothell
Linn County Social Welfare Board
D. S. Challed
Frank Hahn
Thelma Downing
L. E. Bessemer
Community Nutrition Service
E. C. Hoyt
A. T. Plaene
Naomi Doebel
Camp Good Health
Eleanor Hunting
Fred Winter
Clyde Parker
Sandee Jordan
D. E. G. Kieck
Linn County Medical Association
Etta H. Rasmussen
Nurses Association
Paul Huston
Infantile Paralysis Association
Gordon Fennell
Cancer Society
John Matthews
Council Health
S. M. Lehr
Ruth Streed
Robert O. Daniel
Council Board
John Kanealy
Gertrude Stenner
Ed Kuba
Russell Knapp
Community At Large
Walter A. Shupp
County
Marie Bailey
R. E. Dillman
CIO
Claire Blodgett
AFL
John Fisher
Coe College
Claire Klodd
Y.W.C.A
S. F. Ebersole
E. C. Pratt
Mount Vernon
City Briefs Reflect Local Notices And Ads
Courteo taxi service and City Cab dial adorn the city page. Wurteles return to Cedar Rapids with family and work at Standard Appliance. Schoen fur business to continue under Mrs Charles Schoen. Correction notes Mrs Ralph Mack aided in arrest of Norma Strom. Vacation closures and local hospital updates pepper the notices. Camp Waltonian opens for Forester girls on island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Mack
Helen Brown
Norma Jean Lindstrom
Omaha
Forester
Waltonian
Eightteen Drivers Hit With Speeding Fines In Cedar Rapids
Sixteen speeding motorists were fined after a Cedar Rapids traffic crackdown following a week of accidents. Traffic Captain L. W. Remington ordered closer speed checks. Fourteen of the sixteen appeared in traffic court with seven others arrested. two paid 15 dollars and the rest 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
L. W. Remington
No Proposal Made to Truman on Stalin Talk
The White House said President Truman has received no official proposal for a meeting with Premier Stalin about the Soviet blockade of Berlin. Secretary Ross stated Truman would welcome Stalin in Washington but will not leave the United States for a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Truman
Stalin
Berlin
Charles G. Ross
United States
Obituary: John Martin Neary of Cedar Rapids
John Martin Neary age 63 of 923 Thirty-third Street SE Cedar Rapids died at home after a lingering illness. Born December 1 1884 in Emmetsburg he retired from International Harvester after 30 years. Survived by wife Elizabeth four children a sister and two brothers eight grandchildren. Rosary to be recited at home Monday night followed by church services Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids. Burial in Mt Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin, Neary
Thirty-third Street
Cedar Rapids
Emmetsburg
International Harvester Company
All Saints Parish
Elizabeth
Ruth
Raymond F
Donald Barnes
Harold Schofield
Mary Victorine
Council Bluffs
James W
Raymond
Omaha
Monahan
Mother Cabrini
St. Martha’s
A. White
Knights of Columbus
Immaculate Conception Church
George A. Stemm
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Obituary: Roy Leasure 64 Santa Monica Resident
Roy Leasure, 64, a former Cedar Rapids resident and carpenter builder, died Wednesday at his Santa Monica home after a brief illness. Survived by widow Carolyn. sons John R., Elmer E., William A.. daughters Ruth V. Leasure and Darleen Tobias. father John W. Leasure, 91. a brother, a sister, and 10 grandchildren. Services were held Saturday in Santa Monica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Leasure
Cedar Rapids
Santa Monica
Calif
Carolyn
John R
Elmer E
William A
Ruth V. Leasure
Darleen Tobias
John W. Leasure
Death of Cedar Rapids Woman Mrs Watkins at 65
Mrs. Matie E. Watkins 65 of Cedar Rapids route 2 died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 11:40 p.m. Sunday after a long illness. Born November 2, 1882 in Cedar Rapids, she leaves two daughters Constance Hardenbrook and Helen Boyd a son Morris Watkins a twin sister Katie Borghart two other sisters Martha Wilkin and Jennie Hoppe and a brother E. H. Pierce all of Cedar Rapids and seven grandchildren. She belonged to Union Evangelical United Brethren church. Services will be at Turner chapel 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Baker cemetery south of Cedar Rapids. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matie E. Watkins
Cedar Rapids
Constance Hardenbrook
Helen Boyd
Alexander
Morris Watkins
Katie Borghart
Martha Wilkin
Jennie Hoppe
E. H. Pierce
Death of Cedar Rapids Resident Camiel Simoens
Camiel Francis Simoens of 3440 Oakland Road NE Cedar Rapids died at home at 3 a.m. Monday after a short illness. Born March 12 1873 in Ruislee Belgium he retired from farming in 1943. Survived by wife Mary a daughter Mrs Florence Jarboie Marion three sons Rainey Andrew Cedar Rapids and Henry English and 12 grandchildren. Service at St Matthew's Church at 10 a.m. Wednesday Rev James Kearn burial Mt Calvary cemetery. Parish Rosary to be recited by Father Kearn at 8 p.m. Tuesday Brady mortuary is handling arrangements with callers welcome Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camiel Francis Simoens
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapids
Ruislee
Belgium
Mary
Florence Jarboie
Marion
Rainey
Andrew Simoens
Henry Simoens
St. Matthew’s Church
James Kearn
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father Kearn
Brady Mortuary
Mrs. Wilson Stookey 88 Dies After Yearlong Illness
Mrs. Wilson Stookey aged 88 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Monday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a yearlong illness. Survived by four children Conrad L. Stookey Millard F. Stookey James W. Stookey and Fred B. Stookey and several grandchildren great grandchildren. She was born Oct 4 1859 and was married to Wilson Stookey. Body at Turner chapel with funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Clark Stookey
Eighteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Fred Beeler
Linn County
Wilson Stookey
Conrad L. Stookey
Millard F
James W. Stookey
Denver
Colo
Fred B. Stookey
Los Angeles
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Proposed Beer Parlor Opposed by Citizens near 204 First St
Fifteen residents told the city council they oppose a beer parlor at 204 First Street though no permit has been filed for that address. They warn a saloon would disrupt the neighborhood and lower property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegiherhned
First Street
General Public a Dishonest Group Said by Professor Lohman
Chicago sociologist Professor Joseph Lohman argued that most people harbor some dishonesty and amateurs commit more theft than professionals. He cited store losses and ration cheating as evidence, noting urban areas have more cheaters and urging cautious trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Lohman
Lohman
University of Chicago
Lohroan
John Q
Lehman
New Buick Price Increase Publicized Across Models
Harlow H Curtice Buick division manager announced an eight percent GM price rise with immediate effect. Roadmaster four door now 2240 up from 2065. tudor sedan et 2125 up from 1968. convertible coupe 2638 up from 2463. estate wagon 3205 up from 3030. Super series four door 1940 up from 1790. tudor sedanet 1845 up from 1708. convertible coupe 2350 up from 2175. estate wagon 2925 up from 2750. Special four door 1685 up from 1556. tudor sedan er 1615 up from 1497.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
INL
Harlow H. Curtice
Buick
General Motors
City Approves Lease for New Maintenance Yard Site
Cedar Rapids moves toward a low cost maintenance yard by leasing six lots on Seventh avenue and H street SW from Iowa Windmill and Pump Company. The 10 year lease lets the city store materials enlarge its yard across the street and later erect improvements or buy the land while paying taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Seventh Avenue
H Street
Iowa Windmill and Pump Company
Public Improvements Department
Unauthorized Flight at Air Show Fatal to Two
Two pilots died when an un authorized single engine plane crashed during an air show in Salt Lake City. Vernon Oliverson age 23 of Salt Lake City and Gale Clifford age 26 of Logan were killed after Clifford ignored a warning not to aerobat. The aircraft and pilots were not scheduled to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
INS
Vernon Oliverson
Gale Clifford
Logan
Clifford
Carl Nicewander
Swim Pool Bond Sale At Iowa City Tonight
Iowa City officials auction $50,000 in bonds for a new municipal swimming pool. The sale occurs at a special city council meeting to fund part of a $125,000 project plus a $12,500 gap still in the three quarter stage after last year’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Pioneer Thom as H. Conlon Dies in Emmetsburg
Thomas H. Conlon 82 longtime Palo Alto County resident died in a local hospital after a long illness Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Emmetsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Thomas H. Conlon
Palo Alto County
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Daily Record
Williston
Ihase
Neapolis Beaver
Ines
York
Duluth Sey
Les A’s
Les Bieux City
Norman Landrus
Twentieth Avenue SW
Orlo Buswell
Nineteenth Street
Co. & D. Specialty Store
Third Avenue SE
Leslie Anthony
A Avenue NW
Sixth Avenue SE
Still Alarm
Company No. 6
Standard Appliance Company
Company No. 1
John B. Scannell
Lydia Kindl
Edward A. Kopp
Grace G. DeGroote
Mercy
Frank Svoboda
Thirtieth Street
Sea Son
Fred Mittan
Thirty-second Street Drive
Henry Thies
Clarence
St. Luke’s
Leo Peterson
Ellis Boulevard
Lyle McConaughy
Ninth Street
IGWA
Columbus Junction
Robert J. Reaney
Burlington
Marietta Marshall
Cascade
Hatch-Longanecker
Springville
Ida D. Condit
Hunte
Elgin
Ben Baumgartner
Muehlenthaler
Baptist Church
Morley
Henry L. Smith
Anamosa
Johnson
Dr. Roberts
State Dept
D.P
Wallace
City Hall
Dean H. H. Kildee
Health Services Committee
Bel
Courteo Taxi Service
Dial
City Cab
Wurteles
C. R
C. J. Wurtele
Sixth Avenue
Wurtele
Rena Lahn Doolittle
N. Schoen
Charles Schoen
Dempsey’s —Adv
N. F. Stormen
Army
Frederick A. Hohman
Army Medical Department
Gavin
William M. Gavin
Meadowbrook Drive
John M. Neary
Matie Watkins
Camiel Simoens
Mrs. Wilson Stookey
Professor Wails
Pioneer
Lapes
Lapes Florist
Third Ave
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