June 5 1950 City Weather And Local Notices
Weather report lists temperatures and precipitation for many cities led by Bismarck and Chicago with forecasts for Monday to Thursday. City notices cover intoxication fines, a series of divorce petitions, births at Mercy St Luke's and Chicago, various traffic violations including meter and parking fines, and driver license issues. Local details name Louis Klima, William Kime, and numerous addresses and residents across Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls, and surrounding areas.
Popcorn Machine Fire at State Theater During Lunch Hour
A popcorn machine caught fire around 1 p.m. Monday at the State Theater, drawing a lunch hour crowd. Theater manager Gene Lobehart suffered a minor burn to his left hand while attempting to smother burning grease. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze. only the machine was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Theater
Gene Lobehart
Cross Named President of First Church of Christ Scientist
Walter S. Cross of Fitchburg Massachusetts was named to a one year term as president of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston AP reports the appointment as the church’s mother church leadership selection for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Walter S. Cross
Fitchburg
Mass
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Death notices from Tipton, Oelwein and Center Point
Tipton E B Dallas 87 died Saturday services Tuesday 2 p.m. Sheets funeral home burial Red Oak cemetery. Grace M Reisner 76 died Thursday burial St Marys cemetery. Jake W Potts 80 died in Cedar Rapids hospital. services Monday Baptist church. Nettie Kirk 76 died Monday in Cedar Rapids hospital body at Satchett Murdoch Center Point funeral arrangements incomplete. Clifford Max Crain 70 died Sunday services Tuesday 2 p.m. Brant funeral home burial Woodlawn cemetery.
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Cedar Rapids
Satchett-Murdoch Funeral Chapel
Center Point
Oelwein—Clifford
Max” Crain
Brant ‘Funeral Home
Woodlawn
City briefs and notices from Cedar Rapids area
LaPlant Choate spon ships a dance at Armar ballroom Friday June 9 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. all friends and former employees invited. Mercy Hospital alumnae meet at 7:45 tonight in nursing arts room. Cedar Rapids Plan Commission meets 7:30 p.m. Monday in city hall council room. Free transportation to polls by dialing 6100. Young women’s retreat at Mt Mercy College June 9 11. reservations by Wednesday box 1025. Free furnace estimates at 468 W. Feekes returns from Sioux Falls after father's death. Fourteen Girls Friendly Society to present two one act plays at St John’s Episcopal Church 7:30 tonight. Post Office Clerks state convention attendees listed. Clifford Rigsby held for Burlington authorities on maintenance charge. James Werner named University of Iowa cheerleader fourth member. Nona S Green and William H Green receive religious education degrees. William F Foster earns sacred theology degree at Boston University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Mercy College
Box 1025
Cedar Rapids
Young Ladies Retreat Organization
Girls Friendly Society of
St. John’s Episcopal Church
A. W. Loftus
Cherry Burrell Union Set Meeting Amid Ongoing Strike
Cherry Burrell Corporation and Union 1024 UAW CIO officials plan a settlement meeting Tuesday. A company spokesman said Tuesday morning talks would occur with a federal councillor from Des Moines in attendance. Striking workers began action on May 8 after negotiations faltered weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Federal
Des Moines
Uawcio
Urbana Man Invited To Cornell 1900 Reunion
Sheldon E. Hawley of Urbana, 75, Cornell class of 1900, received an invitation to the Mt Vernon reunion June 9 to 12 as a guest of the college. Reverend Elmer Mossman, also class of 1900, will not attend. Hawley left the class before graduation to help on the family farm after his mother's death while pursuing a prep course for the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Sheldon E. Hawley
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Cole
Hawley
Elmer Mossman
N. Y
Syracuse Chiefs president Hofmann dies at 65
William F. Hofmann Jr. president of the Syracuse Chiefs baseball club in the International League died Monday of a heart attack at age 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse, N. Y
INS
William F. Hofmann, Jr
Syracuse Chiefs
Billion in Arms Aid for Several Years
Defense Secretary Johnson forecast a US spend around a billion dollars annually for three or four years to rearm the free world against communism. He testified on a 1 222 500 000 second year arms aid bill, while Acheson said the program is less than half done and may grow more expensive. Johnson urged a cautious plan for Western Europe and a backup of US air power for immediate support in a potential Russian invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Llp
Johnson
United States
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
State Acheson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Acheson
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Truman
Vandenberg
Europe
Russia
United States Strategic Air Forces
Slot machines found dumped by boys at Birdland lagoon
In Des Moines a group of boys fishing at Birdland park lagoon Sunday recovered two rusted slot machines allegedly discarded after owners found them too hot to handle. Elk leader elected Iowa Elks Association president. Prof George Mowry resigns Iowa UW to take UCLA professorship. Quad Cities bakers union rejects managers wage offer of ten cent hourly raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdland Park Lagoon
Des Moines
SUI
George Mowry
University of Iowa History Department
University of California In
Los Angeles
AFL Bakers’ Union
Quad Cities
Iowa NAACP elects Cedar Rapids woman treasurer
Mrs Viola Gibson of Cedar Rapids was elected treasurer for the Iowa section of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The report notes other brief items from Des Moines Newton Waterloo Davenport Le Mars and St Louis including injuries arrests and a chess championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. R
Viola Gibson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
American Lutherans of Iowa To Vote on Merger
WAVERLY AP report states the Iowa district convention of the American Lutheran church opens in Waverly with a vote on merging three bodies the American Lutheran church Evangelical Lutheran and United Evangelical Lutheran The merger has been debated and delegates would express opinion to the national convention in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lutherans of
Iowa
Waverly
Lutheran Church
American Lutheran Church
The
Evangelical Lutheran
United Evangelical Lutheran
Poker Raid Nets Nine Arrests in Rose Hill
Des Moines AP reports Chief R W Nebergall said nine men were arrested Saturday night in Rose Hill Iowa when a poker game was raided. The group played at two tables in a cafe room and had about $100 on the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
R. W. Nebergall
State Bureau of Investigation
Rose Hill
Nebergall
Deaths Josef Petrik longtime Cedar Rapids resident dies
Josef Petrik 76 of 1145 Eighteenth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at his home at 8 25 p m Sunday after a long illness Born in Czechoslovakia on March 23 1874 he worked 16 years in Rock Island shops and served as an Ellis Park attendant He was a Modern Woodmen of America and CSA member Surviving are four daughters a son a sister six grandchildren and a great grandchild Services will be held at the Barta Hesser chapel at 3 30 p m Wednesday with burial in Bohemian National Cemetery Friends may call after 4 p m Tuesday
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Josef Petrik
Eighteenth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
Rock Island
Ellis Park
Petrik
Modern Woodmen of America
Glen Wixom
Seattle
Arthur Krouse
Toddville
Widow Eva Kisinger Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Eva Jane Kisinger widow of Clarence S. Kisinger of Cedar Rapids died at home after a long illness. Born March 31, 1879 in Mt Vernon, she leaves two sons George S. and C. Richard Kisinger and brother Elson R. Needles. She belonged to the Woman's Relief Corps T. Z. Cook post Kenwood Methodist Church OES White Shrine and Rebekahs. Services in Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev J Arthur Young and the T Z Cook post. Burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Jane Kisinger
Clarence S. Kisinger
Twenty Eighth Street Drive
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
George S
C. Richard Kisinger
Elson R. Needles
Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Kisinger Was An Active Member of the T. Z. Cook
Woman’s Relief Corps
Kenwood Methodist Church
Cedar Chapter
O.E.S
White Shrine
Rebekahs
Turner Chapel
J. Arthur Young
T. Z. Cook Post
Linwood Cemetery
Services for Frank Novak in Brush chapel Wednesday
Frank Novak of 1613 A street SW dies Saturday. Funeral at 2 p.m. in Brush chapel conducted by Rev. Zdenek F. Pauk. Burial at Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel. Survivors include three stepchildren S. Milo Svec Cedar Rapids Mrs. Henry Droster Madison Wis and Mrs. John E. Waychoff Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Novak
Brush Chapel
Zdenek F. Pauk
Bohemian National Cemetery
S. Milo Svec
Cedar Rapids
Henry Droster
Madison
Wis
John E. Waychoff
Watkins
Navy Enlisting Group of Recent Graduates
Cedar Rapids high school graduates join Navy as a group. Chief Petty Officer Ben Swickard says eight men from Roosevelt Wilson or McKinley high schools will travel to Des Moines for exams and, if successful, depart for San Diego for recruit training Tuesday. The enlistment deadline is Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Navy
Ben Swickard
Roosevelt, Wilson
McKinley High School
Des Moines
San Diego
Judge Finds Excuse Adequate In Traffic Case
The complaining witness Mrs. Louis Krejci did not appear in court Monday for a leaving the scene of an accident case filed against Alonzo Case of 1500 Fifteenth Street SE. Judge William Matias found her excuse satisfactory. Case pled guilty and was fined $10 plus costs. Mrs Krejci, at St Luke's Hospital, was there with her son born hours after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matias
Alonzo Case
Fifteenth Street SE
Louis Krejci
A Avenue NE
Glenn Parker Dies on Job During Lunch Hour
Glenn Parker, 62, of 1219 Tenth Street NW, died in his car on First Avenue E shortly after 1 PM Monday. His body was found by employee Paul Hawke, 1420 Eighteenth Street NW. Parker, a plumber, was working on a job at 1703 First Avenue and apparently died while sitting in his car during lunch hour. The body was taken by Ambulance Service to Mercy hospital to await final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Parker
Tenth Street
First Avenue
Paul Hawke
Eighteenth Street
Parker
Mercy Hospital
$18,540 Approved for La Porte School Plans
The General Services Administration approved 18540 for advance planning of La Porte City school facilities. GSA administrator Jess Larson told Senator Hickenlooper's office the fund comes under public law 352 of the 81st Congress. Estimated construction cost upon completion is 441,387.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Services Administration
la Porte City
Jess Larson
GSA
Hickenlooper
la Porte Project
Larson
Iowa Progressive Party Plans State Convention
The Iowa Progressive Party set its state convention for June 17 and 18 in Des Moines. State chairman William Smith of Cedar Rapids and secretary Mark Thompson of Des Moines announced the dates after a Sunday meeting. Speakers will include Frieda Schwenkmeyer of Chicago and Fred Stover of the Iowa Farmers Union and National Labor Conference for Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Progressive Party
Iowa
State Committee
William Smith
Cedar Rapids
Mark Thompson
Frieda Schwenkmeyer
Chicago
National Labor Conference For Peace
Fred Stover
Iowa Farmers Union
Stover
Henry A. Wallace
Population Shift Marked in Benton County Census
Benton County shows a 1950 census figure of 22,643, down from 22,879 in 1940, indicating a continued decline since 1920. Center Point rises to 981 residents, up 120 from 1940, with a history of steady gains from 773 in earlier decades. Mayor Wilbur Oliphant received Center Point’s count Monday.
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Benton
Center Point
Benton County
Rodney Birkicht
Wilbur Oliphant
Birkicht
Iowa City Census Figures Rise as University Students Counted
Iowa City reports a population of 27 221, up from 17 182 in 1940, the largest decade gain. The increase mainly reflects about 7 000 University of Iowa students added to city totals, though about 2 000 students living outside city limits were not counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Preston Koser
Peter J. Cerrell
Davenport
Iowa
University of Iowa
Cerriti
University
Coralville
University Heights
Marion County Sees Population Decline in 1950 Census
The 1950 unofficial county census shows Marion County down to 25,880 residents from 27,019 in 1940, while Knoxville grows to 7,604 and Pella to 4,414. Other town figures include Pleasantville 1,397 to 1,487, Melcher 895 to 1,290, Bussey 635 to 632, Dallas 424 to 566, Hamilton 246 to 291, Swan 192 to 217, and Marysville 165 to 203.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Marion County
Pella
Edward Fitzgerald
Pleasantville
Melcher
Bussey
Dallas
Hamilton
Swan
Marysville
Red Oak Gains Population. Villisca Declines in 10 Years
District Census Supervisor E. A. Durick reports Red Oak’s tentative 1940 census total at 5,980 up 217 from 5,763 while Villisca falls to 1,808, down 203, reflecting a decade change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Red Oak
Villisca
E. A. Durick
Cedar Rapids Considers Tighter Trailer Camp Ordinance
The council reviews a comprehensive trailer ordinance to regulate camps, with rules on service connections, hygiene, and license revocation. Protests from earlier year highlighted trailer growth near Center Point road and Cold Stream avenue while Kenridge and Ellis camps face abandonment or discontinuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Center Point Road
Cold Stream Avenue
Weing Road
Kenridge
Ellis Camp
Bleakley Attacks “Chicken Coops” at Cedar Rapids Luncheon
David G. Bleakley, attorney, criticized so called aggrandized chicken coop house constructions during a Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board luncheon. He spoke on a proposed economic and social survey of the community recommended by the mayor’s special housing committee, of which he is a member. Also attending were others without speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Bleakley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
United States
Bleakley
Cedar Rapids at crossroads on housing and growth
Mayor Clarence L. Sedive and Ray Tapper urged Cedar Rapids to choose growth or stagnation. Bleakley criticized substandard “chicken coops” and called for a scientific survey of housing needs to guide future development and financing decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Sedive
Ray Tapper
Cedar Rapids
Midwest
Bleakley
Realtors
Iowa primary vote centers on key races and turnout
Voters head to polls as six man race for Democratic senate nomination dominates discussions. Gov Beardsley runs unopposed for GOP nomination. Larson faces Bernard Brown for attorney general. Democratic governor hopefuls include Lester Gillette and Myron Bennett. Farm Bureau pushes turnout amid expected quiet election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Brown
Woodbury County
Lester Gillette
Myron J. Bennett
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Iowa
California
James Roosevelt
South Dakota
Chan Gurney
New Mexico
Foreign Import Measure Passed in Senate Tie Breaker
The administration approved bill to widen foreign goods assembly in U S ports trade zones with no import duties squeaked by 31 30 aided by Vice President Barkley breaking a 30 30 tie. It heads back to the House for action as the measure aims to boost foreign imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Barkley
U. S
House
New Hours for Three Windows at Cedar Rapids Post Office
Cedar Rapids post office changes apply to the stamp parcel post and registry windows. Postmaster William McLaughlin says hours shift to close at 5 30 p m instead of 6 p m while opening remains 8 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
William McLaughlin
Iowa Des Moines Fair Brings California Iowans Home
California based Iowans plan a special train to Des Moines for Iowa State Fair week. Lloyd Cunningham says talks with Iowans in California are ongoing though details aren’t set. A state dinner may feature Governors Beardsley and Warren at the California days observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
IDPA
California
Lloyd Cunningham
Fair
William Beardsley
Iowa
Earl Warren
Bowler couple prevail in quiet title suit over Kellys
George H Bowler and Earleen Bowler won a contested quiet title suit in Linn county against Michael and Marvel Kelly. Judge G K Thompson ruled the Bowlers own the farm in township 84 and ordered the Kellys to vacate by June 8 or a writ of possession will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H
Earleen
Michael
Marvel Kelly
G. K. Thompson
Kellys
Linn County
Thompson
10 Year Term for Man Who Stole Trailer Truck
Kenneth M. Davidson a 29 year old Baltimore Maryland man working in Cedar Rapids pled guilty to stealing a trailer truck and was sentenced to up to 10 years. He appeared before Judge Floyd Philbrick and received the sentence at Fort Madison penitentiary. Davidson was charged with theft of the Kenwood Transfer and Storage Company truck on May 30 while employed as a driver. He turned himself in at Terre Haute Indiana the next day and led authorities to the truck's location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth M. Davidson
Baltimore
Cedar Rapids
Fort Madison
Floyd Philbrick
Davidson
Kenwood Transfer and Storage Company
Terre Haute
Ind
Couple Plead Innocent To Forged Check Charge
Richard F. Daley and Doris M. Friest entered innocent pleas before Judge Floyd Philbrick on a forged check charge. Both are held in the county jail after being arrested in Minneapolis and returned to face the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Daley
Doris M. Friest
Doris Daley
Doris M. Mentzer
Floyd Philbrick
Minneapolis
Will of Dell Adams Divides Estate Into Thirds Among Relatives
Dell Adams died May 26. Probate on Saturday admits the will with the estate to be shared in thirds. One third to L. C. Adams of Marion as administrator under a $1,000 bond. A second third split among John Adams Walker Mrs L E Aker Tipton and Charles Adams Hardy. The last third to Charles Webb Fayette Mrs F R Powen Ladfolla Calif Mildred Webb Donnan with $200 earmarked to L J Webb Donnan and $200 to Mrs Richard Lawyer Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Adams
L. C. Adams
Marion
John Adams
Walker
L. E. Aker
Tipton
Charles Adams
Hardy
Charles Webb
Fayette
F. R. Powen
Ladfolla
Calif
Mildred Webb
Donnan
L. J. Webb
Richard Lawyer
Cedar Rapids
Wills admitted to probate for two local men
On Monday morning the probate court admitted two wills. William McCulloch who died May 26 and R F Blofield who died April 24 left their wives as sole heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCulloch
R. F. Blofield
Hart sues Frontress for overdue promissory note
Co J Hart files suit against Harold D Frontress for 550 dollars claimed overdue on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. J. Hart Monday
Harold D. Frontress
Hawkeye Boys Staters Get Set for Election
Des Moines AP reports 720 Iowa youths at Hawkeye Boys State for 1950 sessions. Candidates for office will be nominated with state and county party conventions held Monday. Federalist and Nationalist meetings occurred Sunday, with orientations on government. American Legion sponsors the event. Marshall Camp welcomed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hawkeye Boys State
Iowa
Boys State
Marshall Camp
Iowa American Legion
The
American Legion
Parsons College Receives $40,000 Gift from Munitions Board Head
Hubert E. Howard of Washington, chairman of the National Munitions Board and a 1909 Parsons graduate, gave an unrestricted $40,000 gift announced at the 75th anniversary commencement. The donation plus prior gifts exceeds $100,000 to the college's development program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
INS
Parsons College
Hubert E. Howard
Washington
National Munitions Board
Thomas E. Shearer
Howard
Parsons
Funeral services for Cpl Gerald Thomas in Iowa Falls
Funeral services will be held in Iowa Falls Tuesday for Cpl Gerald Thomas age 24 who was killed in a motorcycle accident Sunday near Winnebago Minnesota while on furlough from military service. The incident occurred as he returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
INS
Cpl
Gerald Thomas
Winnebago
Minn
Sixteen Cedar Rapids Residents Eligible for Public Safety Posts
The Civil Service Commission lists sixteen local residents eligible for appointment to police and fire posts. Six patrolmen, four policewomen, and six firefighters qualified after April 24 exams and physicals. Names include Russell L. Collins, Beverly J. Bain, Edsel R. Mc Mickle, and Richard L. Schwandt among others, with veterans' preference noted for some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Civil Service Commission
Russell L. Collins
Tenth Avenue
Robert H. Brooks
Third Avenue
John G. Meggers
Seventeenth Avenue
Lyman ‘Emery
Fifteenth Avenue
Claude H. Cypra
Fourth Street
Thomas C. McDermott, Jr
Ellis Boulevard
Beverly J. Bain
Third Street NW
Lorraine S. Knowles
Twelfth Street
Ruth N. Smith
Center Point Road
Mary E. McGuire
McCarthy Road
Edsel R. McMickle
Fifth Avenue
Dale C. Peyton
Kenridge Terrace
Robert Garrigar, Jr
C Avenue
Robert E. Drake
First Avenue
Thomas P. Dowd
Thirtieth Street
Richard L. Schwandt
E Avenue
Carl W. Kirwin
Fred Niesz
J. Giles Joyce
Removal Action Files Over Fatal Cedar Rapids Rail Crash
A removal action was filed in federal court in Cedar Rapids over the death of Herman F. Koch in Mechanicsville on May 27 1948. C N W railroad is accused of negligence in 13 counts and seeks removal from a Cedar county suit filed May 23. The suit seeks 72577.92 dollars in damages for Kochs death after his car was struck at a crossing by a North Western passenger train. Plaintiffs allege speeds above 40 mph the absence of a skilled engineer improper warning signals a rough crossing and obstructive buildings along the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar County
Federal District Court
Cedar Rapids
Chicago and North Western Railroad
C. H. Haesemeyer
Herman F. Koch
Koch
North Western
Mechanicsville
Tipton
Haesemeyer
Bus Driver Charged With Reckless Driving
Glen Fitzwater a 35 year old Cedar Rapids City Lines driver was charged with reckless driving after a Sunday night collision at Woodland drive and Bover avenue SE. He was arrested around 9 p.m. no injuries were reported for the other vehicle occupants Allan Peremsky 18 and Jean Gabriel 19 were not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Fitzwater
Fourteenth Street SE
Cedar Rapids
Sixteenth Street SE
Blowout Wrecks Car Injures Parnell Woman
Ida Fhraner, 21, of Parnell is in Watts hospital Marengo with back injuries after being thrown from a car when a tire blew out. The car, driven by Lorraine M. Hoffman of Williamsburg, overturned. Five other youths in the car to Cedar Rapids for a picnic suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
INS
Ida Fhraner
Parnell
Watts
Lorraine M. Hoffman
Williamsburg
Cedar Rapids
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Bismarck
Prinmenpelis SF
New QO
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Miami
Sioux City
Jeans
Cc. R. Weather
Go's
Superior Court
Louis Klima
Helen Schaefer
Louis Schaefer
Frances H. Stephenson
James E. Stephenson
William Kime
Fourth Avenue SW
Donald Betts
Milner Hotel
James A. Walls
Bloomfield
Pearl Brown
Centerville
Robert C. Burke
O. Madge McDonald
Cédar Falls
William T. McLaughlin
Monson
Verna Melchert
At Mercy
Louis Pernicka
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Louis Peiper
van Horne
Vincent Cacek
Carl Ehrle
Amana
Marvin. Sedlacek
Route 1
Wayne Stein
Newhall
St Luke’s
James Bone
Vernon
Mike Zulakis
B Avenue NE
J. H. Clark
Harley Reese
Shellsburg
Allan Maddox
Fourteenth Street
T. D. Raher
Mr. Raher
Joseph Raher
Twenty Fourth Street Drive
Raker
J. J. Jacobs
Third Avenue SE
C. E. Forey
Mt. Vernon Road
William Meskimmen
Sixteenth Street
R. L. Jones
A. F. Briles
Third Street
T. Jennings
D. E. Nelson
Allison Hotel
Chester Ankney
Fourth Avenue
Donald Satchett
Herman McCain
Robert Kohl
Marvin Smith
Oakland Road
William Hahn
Roy Iben
Forty-second Street
Richard Savagem
Circle Drive
Bady Shieck
James Hannah
William Cosgrove
Richard Shaffer
Seventh Avenue
Creighton Barner
Emory Dutton, Jr
Vernon Joyner
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Richard Hunt
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Hunt
Max Hahn
Eleventh Avenue
Leslie Hunt
Christian Scientist
Cross
LaPlant - Choate Dance
LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Company
Armar Ballroom
City Cab
Dial
Adv
Nursing Arts
Plan Commission
Kosek
Feekes
Gordon Feekes
Sioux Falls
S. D
Post Office Clerks
Burlington
Richard Rubins
Ambrose Mueller
John Vondra
Jerome Lewis
William S. Nash
Clifford Rigsby
Burlington Street
James Werner
Charles Werner
Twentyfourth Street
Nona S. Green
William H. Green
William F. Foster
Boston University
Cherry-Burrell
Cornell
Elk
William C. Brunk
Ottumwa
Iowa Elks Association
Maytag
Newton
William Welch
Colfax
Mike Nalevanko
Gabriel Lichty
Waterloo
John V. Ragan
Harris Teachers College
St. Louis
Plymouth
le Mars
C. 8. Kisinger
Novak Services
Judge
la Porte
Garberson
Adams Will
Hawkeye Boys
Munitions Board
Philco - Magnavox
Zenith
R.C.A
Motorola
Jim Reeder
Civil Service
John B. Turner & Son Funeral Directors
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