Weather and notices midweek forecast with births and services
The Davenport area reports a forecast of fair skies east and partly cloudy west with scattered showers or thunderstorms in the extreme west, a warmer trend across the west and south, and highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s. Noon readings and wind directions at the municipal airport note NE at 6 mph, sunrise at 4:55 am, sunset at 7:31 pm. July precipitation totals shown, along with year-to-date figures and past year comparisons. The Mississippi region lists numerous birth announcements across Davenport, Keokuk, Marion, and nearby towns, each detailing parent names and newborn gender and birthdates. Funeral notices follow for Mary Kaufman, William Kuch, Wendell Bauer, John Williams, Eugene Williams, Pearl Liver, A. E. Newhard, H. H. Rumple, Werner Kruckenberg, Mrs Ed Wirth, and Theresa Alessio, with service times, burial locations, and cemetery names in Chelsea, Genoa Bluffs, Riverside, Central City, Oakwood, and other area cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon
Mary Kaufman
Chelsea
Hrabak
Belle Plaine
Marengo
William FE. Kuch
Harrison Funeral Home
Genoa Bluffs
Wendell Bauer
London
John J. Williams
Christian Church
Delta
Ottumwa
Manchester
Eugene W. Williams
Gill Funeral Home
Oakland
Lisbon
Pearl Liver
Baxter Mortuary
Mt. Vernon
Central City Cemetery
Anamosa
A. E
Gene” Newhard
Goett
Goettsch
Oakwood Cemetery
Oelwein
Theresa Alessio
Sacred Heart Church
Water Main Break Halts Service in Cedar Rapids West Side
Eyewitness Warren Walters reports a geyser effect near Penn Avenue and Ninth Street after a 24 inch feeder failed. City crews dig along the elbow joints, plan concrete support, and expect restoration once the line is secure. Local residents endure water restrictions and boil advisory until the main is back in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Warren E. Walters
Ninth Street
Penn Avenue
Berne teen fined, then wed in courthouse visit
Police brought Junior Hallie Hays before Justice of the Peace Arthur Muselman who fined him $1 and costs on a traffic violation. A few hours later Muselman married him to Lucy Carpenter in the same courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne, Ind
Hallie Hays
Justice of the Peace
Arthur Muselman
Hays
Muselman
Lucy Carpenter
Iowa Traffic Deaths Set July Record
Seven persons were killed in Iowa highway accidents over the weekend, pushing July’s toll to an all time high. The fatalities included Frederick Quandahl, six months old, in a head on crash near Waukon, and Cyril A. Wilberding of Hampton in a separate collision on Highway 63. Also killed were Harlan Klaver south of Story City, Oren H. Hale of Blencoe, Chester R. Thomas of Des Moines, Joseph Ward of Dubuque, and Theodore Harden of Long Beach Calif. Four others were seriously injured across multiple crashes, with several in critical condition at Waverly and Readlyn hospitals. The state’s July record surpasses the previous mark of 59 set in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Iowa
Frederick Quandahl
Marcellus Quandahl
Waukon
Harold Opland
Elgin
David
Dean
Quandahl
Postville Hospital
Cyril A. Wilberding
Near At Hampton
Highway 63
New Hampton
Waverly
Oren H. Hale
Blencoe
Monona County
Iowa records eight weekend traffic deaths
Des Moines reports Iowa tallied eight weekend traffic fatalities, second only to Missouri’s nine. Wisconsin and Minnesota each logged seven, Illinois five, while South Dakota Kansas and Nebraska had one each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Armistice Signing Scene Tight with Delegates and News Coverage
Minutes before and after the signing, large news car delegations gathered around the neutral circle as television crews filmed. American delegates included Harrison and Rear Admiral John Daniel with Generals Finch and Osborne, while Nam II’s Communist aides occupied the other end. Harrison declined to speak to reporters as a lay preacher described him as wary. Clark urged UN personnel to accept the armistice as a heightened duty period, aimed at political talks to resolve the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Nam II
John Daniel
Iwho
George Finch
Ralph Osborne
Deaths Florian Francik 525 Thirty-second Street NE Cedar Rapids
Services for Florian Francik a World War I veteran lifelong Cedar Rapids resident who died Saturday will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Wednesday with the Rev Kei Tabor of Kenwood Presbyterian Church officiating Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery where military rites will be provided by VFW post 788 Friends may call at the chapel. FRANCIK
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florian Francik
Thirty-second Street
Cedar Rapids
Penrod Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies at Grays Lake
George L. Penrod, aged 76, Cedar Rapids native and former Johnson Outboard executive, died at his Grays Lake home after a brief illness. Born December 8, 1911, he married Bernice McGovern in 1952. Navy veteran, Mizpah Mason, VFW member, and father Diane Penrod survived by wife, mother, sister, and daughter. Services Wednesday at Turner chapel with Mizpah lodge. burial Linwood cemetery. Friends may visit chapel after 6 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Penrod
Cedar Rapids
Grays Lake
Bernice McGovern
Waukegan, Ill
Penrod
Johnson Outboard Motor Company
Presbyterian Church
Mizpah_ lodge
D. A. Loferski
Mizpah Lodge
Linwood Cemetery
Masonic Hall
Death of Mae W Weber in Cedar Rapids
Mae W. Weber wife of George M. Weber of 1721 C avenne NW Cedar Rapids died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 4 50 p m Sunday after a long illness Born March 8 1881 in Iowa county she married Sept 10 1947 in Clin n Surviving include husband son Lloyd Ayers of North English brother Burt Godber of Wellman sisters Mrs Marcus Kolosik of North English Rose Rubek of Cedar Rapids and two grandchildren She was a member of the North English Christian church Burial will be in North English cemetery Friends may call at Turner chapel until 9 p m Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae W. Weber
George M. Weber
Avenne
Cedar Rapids
Iowa County
Clinn
Lloyd Ayers
North English
Burt Godber
Wellman
Marcus Kolosik
Rose Rubek
Weber
North English Christian Church
Turner Chapel
Death of Ernest Staehli in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Ernest Staehli of Dubuque died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 8 55 a m Monday after a long illness. Born August 18 1886 in Elgin he worked 30 years at the telephone company retiring three years ago. Survived by two sisters Rose Aeschliman Centralia Kan Lana Salisbury Cedar Rapids and two brothers Fred Staehli Soldier Kan George Staehli Flint Mich. He was a Mason Mosaic Lodge 125 Dubuque. Body to Turner chapel funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Staehli
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Elgin
The
Telephone Company
Fred Zody
Rose Aeschliman
Centralia
Kan
Lana Salisbury
Fred Staehli
Soldier
George Staehli
Flint
Mich
Mosaic Lodge
A. F
Turner Chapel
Widow Stella M Boyle Dies After Brief Illness
Stella M. Boyle widow of James A. Boyle died at a Cedar Rapids nursing home at 11 20 am Monday after a brief illness. Born July 28 1860 in Syracuse New York she spent part of her life in Logan Iowa. She lived with her son Volney B Boyle and daughter in law for ten years route 1 Marion. Also surviving is son C M Boyle of Council Bluffs. A Methodist member her body was taken from Turner chapel to Logan. Services and burial will be held in Randolph Indiana at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella M. Boyle
James A. Boyle
Cedar Rapids
Syracuse
N. Y
Logan
Inlaw
Volney B. Boyle
Marion
Boyle
C. M. Boyle
Council Bluffs
Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Randolph
Mastin Rites Held For Cedar Rapids Resident
George William Mastin Cedar Rapids resident died at 4 05 p m Saturday at the home of his son the Rev F E Mastin of McGregor born Davenport May 1 1862 Surviving are two other sons A L Mastin Cedar Rapids and W W Mastin Dawson six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren His wife Lilly died in 1944 His funeral services were set at Mee Gregor Methodist church at 10 a m Tuesday and Kenwood Methodist church at 3 p m Tuesday Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Mastin
Cedar Rapids
F. E. Mastin
McGregor
Davenport
Mr Mastin
A. L. Mastin
W. W. Mastin
Dawson
Lilly
Mee- Gregor
Kenwood Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
George Olin Minehart Dies At 59 In City
George Olin Minehart aged 59 of 410 Thirty-second Street NE died after a period of illness. He had worked for Iowa Manufacturing Company for the past six years. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Olin Minehart
Thirty-second Street
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Local resident dies after Cedar Rapids home service
Born near Central City, he married Grace Mary French at Buck Creek in 1920. Survived by wife, three grandchildren, two sisters, and Mrs Myrtle Minehart. Funeral at Buck Creek Methodist Church at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. viewing until 1 p.m. at Hunte Funeral Home in Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Buck Creek
Grace Mary French
Vivian Howell
Melba Jasiewicz
Myrtle Bickle Minehart
Cedar Rapids
Buck Creek Methodist Church
Hunte Funeral
Springville
Infant Debra Jean Meyer Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Debra Jean Meyer infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis G Meyer of Norway died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Sunday. Survived by two sisters Charlotte Kay and a brother David Meyer at home and grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Oftedahl of Norway and Mr and Mrs Henry J Meyer of Cedar Rapids. Private services were held in Turner chapel Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Jean Meyer
Louis G.meyer
Norway
Cedar Rapids
Charlotte
Kay
David Meyer
Henry Oftedahl
Henry J. Meyer
Turner Chapel
Services for William Gatens at St Patrick’s Church
Services for William T. Gatens age 1018 B avenue NW who died Saturday will be at St. Patrick's Church at 9 a.m. Tuesday led by Rt. Rev. Msgr. D. J. Lenihan. Burial will be at Cedar Valley. The Teahen chapel will visit 1020 B avenue NW where the Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday by Msgr. Lenihan and the W C O F Court No. 727 Ranger Girls No. 727.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Gatens
B Avenue NW
St.Patrick's Church
D. J. ‘Lenihan
Cedar Valley
iTeahen
T. J. Heskie
Msgr. i Lenihan
W.C.O.F
Ranger Girls
Services for Herman Hurrask to be held Tuesday
Services for Herman Hurrask of 1228 Third Street SE Cedar Rapids who died Saturday will be conducted at 2 p m Tuesday in the Brush chapel. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hurrask
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Brush Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Battle Done? Wounded GIs Skeptical War’s End
Report from a Korean war theater hospital shows wounded GIs clinging to hope yet doubting that the armistice ends the fighting. A 24 year old from Wisdom Montana, missing an arm, insists peace is not yet real as others reflect on the long, costly path toward possible rest. In Seoul, President Rhee declines to disturb the armistice while a constrained peace conference seeks Korea’s unification and stability with US cooperation.
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Korea
INS
Boston
Wisdom
Mont
Seoul
Rhee
Milwaukee bounds and armistice sentry of homeward hope
A GI longs for Milwaukee and Wisconsin Avenue as armistice news blares. He recalls home when front line life ends and wounded begin to travel home, with trucks, dust, and a hot hospital atmosphere in the final, hopeful moment.
Cedar Rapids Fire Loss Drops Under $1,000 in June
Fire losses in Cedar Rapids for June totaled less than $1,000, reported Fire Chief E. P. Kohout to the city council. The June figure was $899.75, down from $11,044.75 in May, with $715.25 on buildings and $184.50 on contents. Almost all the amount was insured. Buildings involved were valued at $251,870 and contents at $150,700.
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Cedar Rapids
E. P. Kohout
Kohout
Iowa Briefs Minor local notes and enrollments
Joe Adair celebrated his eighty fourth birthday at a family dinner in Coralville. The N C Andrus family moved to Amosa in Anamosa. Edith B Lybeck enrolled at Luther College for the second summer session. Emil Vilek, 53, injured when trampled by a steer in Cedar Rapids hospital stay. Marilynne Hermann enrolled at Luther College for the second summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralville
Joe Adair
West Branch
N. C
Independence
Edith B.lybeck
Luther College
Elberon
Emil Vilek
Cedar Rapids
Yilek
Joe Yilek
Walker
Marilynne Hermann
Luther Col Ae
Dismissal of Earl Evans Sparks Iowa Protest Review
Protest letters flood Northwestern railroad officials over the firing of Earl F. Evans 62 a Webster City stallion agent. Evans was terminated for failure to sign monthly balance sheets tied to cashier George Bloomberg who embezzled 7000. Shakespeare Sunday moves for 28 UI actors from Iowa City to Lake Okoboji for five nights of plays beginning Tuesday. Des Moines police question suspect in 141 cases of beer theft from a truck. James Heathcote 45 arrested after 42 cases found at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western Railroad
Earl F. Evans
Webster City
Evans
George Bloomberg
University of Iowa
Sui
Lake Okoboji
Des Moines
James J. Heathcote
Eisenhower quotes Lincoln to urge unity and peace
In a stirring address, President Eisenhower cited Lincoln’s second inaugural words to express a national desire for unity and a just, lasting peace. He framed protests as necessary deeds of purpose and invoked the line seeking malice toward none and charity for all.
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Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
America
Lincoln
Information Fund Increase Is Voted
Washington AP The Senate appropriations committee voted to raise U S overseas information and propaganda funds by about 20 million dollars, reaching nearly 72 million in new funds plus 8,859,791 in foreign currency credits for educational exchange. Senator McCarthy opposed, urging deeper housecleaning and threatening no funding without reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
U. S
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Congress
Ancient Australian spray gun found in indigenous art
In Melbourne AP reports Aboriginal Australians used a primitive spray gun 2,000 years ago. Anthropologist M J Tugby describes a method from Grampians rock paintings where a hand was placed on a surface and color was sprayed from the mouth using chewed pigments in red yellow or white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
M. J. Tugby
Grampians
Southeastern
Tugby
Hee
Termite Poison Tradeoffs Highlight Persistence
A report notes the challenge of eradicating termites with poison because wood-digesting bacteria in the insects’ stomachs survive, or a poison-resistant termite race may emerge, hindering permanent disposal.
Cedar Rapids delegates seek retirement plan answers
The C R Delegation plans a Des Moines trip Tuesday to resolve questions about the new retirement system for public employees. Finance Commissioner L D Burgus City Auditor R E Norman and Deputy City Clerk H H Wage will meet state officials to clear hazy procedural requirements and avoid unnecessary bookwork including possible back payments to former officials Se dive and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
L. D. Burgus
R. E. Norman
H. H. Wage
Burgus
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Clarence Sedive
Dave Williams
Two Cedar Rapids Men Fined for Drunk Driving
Truman Joseph Brookner, 59, of 917 Tenth Ave SE, fined 500 dollars for second offense drunk driving after an accident at Fifth Street and Twelfth Avenue SE. His license is suspended six months. Brookner’s first conviction was April 3, 1944. Lyman Albert Howe, 46, of 531 Tenth St SW, fined 300 dollars for first offense drunk driving after an accident at Eighth Ave and Third St SE. His license is suspended 60 days and liquor permit revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Floyd Philbrick
Truman Joseph Brookner
Tenth Avenue SE
Fifth Street
Twelfth Avenue SE
Brookner
Lyman Albert Howe
Tenth Street
Eighth Avenue
Third Street
Philbrick
Oak Ridge Strike Hits First Ever Production Walkout
Oak Ridge workers at the two atomic plants walked out after failed wage talks. About 3,500 AFL members joined, marking the first plant level strike in the decade old atomic project, with AEC officials saying no immediate impact on uranium-235 production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort C
AFL
Atomic Energy Commission
Clair Wyninger Charged With Larceny Of Watch
Clair Edward Wyninger aged 40 is charged in a county attorney true information with larceny for allegedly stealing a lady s Elgin wrist watch valued at more than 20 dollars from Mrs. Freeman Finch s home at 411 Eighth Street SE on June 30 He is jailed and expected to be arraigned on Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Edward Wyninger
Freeman Finch
Eighth Street
Wyninger
City Briefs Cover Local Events And Notices
Ice cream social 25c Tuesday July 28 6 30 to 9 p m lawn of Nurses Home Freshman class of St Luke s Hospital Adv Pollo 10 Disease family policy 12 Aldridge Agency 33475 Adv Nye to Speak Frank Nye Gazette associate editor will discuss Legislative Reapportionment at a Kiwanis noon meeting Roosevelt hotel Speaker Dr M D Marr addressed Quad City Area Chiropody Association dinner Rock Island Jan Hus Lodge regular meeting 8 p m Wednesday in Sokol hall Second degree conferred All Odd Fellows invited Picnic Canceled YMCA Toastmasters Club No 451 picnic Tuesday evening canceled another date to be set Garfield Cubs Pack No 24 Garfield school annual summer picnic Sunday Bever park Cubs toured animal cages played games with pop and ice cream Planned Parenthood No Planned Parenthood clinic Tuesday evening Regular clinics held every fourth Tuesday not start until August Fourth Tuesday in August Afternoon clinics second Wednesday of each month All clinics at St Luke s hospital School Board Cedar Rapids special meeting Tuesday 4 p m administration building Architects Perkins and Will expected to submit school construction plans for preliminary approval Will Honors Cedar Rapids Cadets first in Ballyhoo division fifth in drum and bugle at Spectacle of Music in South Milwaukee over weekend Stop in Lake Geneva and Maquoketa on return Breakin Nothing stolen Sunday morning at A and W root beer stand 3939 First Avenue SE entry via broken window Breakin discovered by employee Arraigned Joseph L Heyberger Waterloo larceny from a building waived to grand jury Saturday returned to Linn county jail bond 500 Arraigned before Justice Charles Benesh allegedly stole draperies from Woolworth dime store last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planned Parenthood
St. Luke's Hospital
Joseph L. Heyberger
Waterloo
Grand Jury
Linn County
Justice of the Peace
Charles Benesh
Woolworth
Suit Filed For 4009.20 On Loan To Palo Dealer Baum
Robert K Shannon sues Billy D Baum a Palo car dealer for 4009.20 claiming the loan made on June 19 1952 remains unpaid and no payment has been received despite promise to pay within a reasonable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy D. Baum
Palo
Robert K. Shannon
Shannon
Miller will admits probate leaves estate to two daughters
The will of Ora J. Miller, who died July 13, was admitted to probate Monday. It leaves the entire estate in equal shares to two daughters, Ruth R. Lent, Marion, and Hildred A. Shellenberger, Chicago. They were named executrices without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora J. Miller
Ruth R. Lent
Marion
Hildred A. Shellenberger
Chicago
Bigamy Charge and Divorce Suit Dismissal Reported
Truman McDowell Jr aged 24 of 12248 Coldstream Avenue NE was released from county jail on a 2000 dollar bond after being charged with bigamy. A divorce suit filed by Bonnie McIntosh against Paul McIntosh was dismissed by the plaintiff on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman McDowell, Jr
Coldstream Avenue
Bonnie McIntosh
Paul McIntosh
Heavy Rain Clears Lake Pollution After Lightning Toll
Rainfall washed oil into an area once considered safe for lake pollution. At the Emmett Randall farm near Aurora, 10 cattle died from lightning among 32 pastured, seven owned by Paul Hoagland and three by Glenn Jenks. The storm struck between 9 and 10 am, with nine corpses within 75 feet and a tenth dying later. The rest of Iowa saw light showers, with no rain in Cedar Rapids. Weather forecasts call for partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers, nightly lows 62 to 68 in the northeast and 68 to 74 in the southwest, highs Tuesday 82 to 95, humid conditions through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Randall
Aurora
Paul Hoagland
Glenn Jenks
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Delaware County
Plastiras Dies in Athens Veteran Greek Leader Passes Away
Plastiras, 69, a veteran soldier and revolutionist who frequently led Greece's government, died Sunday in Athens. The longtime political figure and reformer shaped postwar policy and national direction during his storied career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nicholas Plastiras
Greece
Dome on railroad tank car causes liquid to spill
A dome on a railroad tank car vents liquid causing a spill as contents expand. Authorities investigate the incident and assess containment measures. No injuries reported and the rail line remains open.
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Polis
Center Point
Myer
We Angeles
Seaver Vroyrami
Sioux City
Fair
C.R. Weather
Municipal
Mississippi
Keokuk
Barnd
James O
Newman
Toje E
Fraley
Robert
Johnson Avenue NW
Blackhawk
Harry
Nanktgeboren
Cornelius
Second Avenue
Handley
Sylvester
Ely Avenue SW
Schulte
Wallace A
ST. Luke's
Bizek
Lester W
Virgil Robert Houser
Rita Vermeersch
Frank Richard Kohl
Marion Camp
Vinton
Della Glaue
Albert Glaue
Superior Court
Jwenee
Walters
George Hammond
Raymond E. Clawson
Fifth Avenue SE
Earl Leatner
Dale Millard
Frank T. Chase
Twentieth Avenue
Allen Stamy
Donald L. Marion
Francis L. Schmitz
Anna M. Wolfe
Hawthorne Drive
Ray E. Schindler
Cobban Court SE
Raymond D. Rissmiller
E Avenue NE
George W. Rutan
Thirtieth Street
Ronald W. Long
First Avenue
Richard Aldershot
Gwendolyn Drive
Grace L. Bacon
First Avenue NW
James L. Phelps
Twenty-first Avenue SW
Jim Hinger
Toppenish
Wash
Avenue
Twelfth Street
Ellis Trailer
Homer Powell
Ninth Street NW
Powell
All Faiths
Sohn Baraner & Son Funeral Directors
2Nd Ave
Diak
Janeba Funeral Home
Sixteenth Ave
J. St. S
Wilberding
Harley Jones
David Jones
Cousins
Melvin Dettmer
Blanche M. Stoker
Readlyn
Midwest Toll
Clark
U.N. Command
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Mt. Vernon Ave
Francik Services
Francik
George W. Mastin
George O. Minehart
Murdoch Funeral Homes
Gatens Services
Hurrask Services
John Casserly
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Avenue
C. R
Iowa Briefs
Dial
Oak Ridge
Earl Kirklin
Smith
Clair Wyninger
Aldridge Agency
Nye
Frank Nye
Gazette
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
M. D. Marr
Park Terrace SE
Quad-City Area Chiropody Association
Rock Tol
Jan Hus Lodge
IOOF
Sokol Hall
Ymca Toast‘masters Club No
Garfield Cubs
Garfield School
Bever Park
Cubs
Lake Geneva
Maquoketa
A and W Root
First Avenue SE
Detective Bureau
McDowell
C.R
Plastiras
Star Jewelry Co
St. S.E
Peter F. Bezanson
Insurance and Bonds
Dows Bldg
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