Service Record Continued From Page 17
A long list of personnel names appears in a service record continuation including L Hite Emil S Hobel Jr Jack Sterling Holman William J Holmes John H Hoover Edward C Hoppe Ernest W Horak Donald Hruby Edward Hruska Frank P Jakoubek Louis D Jedlicka Ray Jewell Clifford Johnson Robert W Johnson Edward J Kacerovsky Cyril J Kalina Evan M Kearney Joseph F E Kell Leonard Kelley Lyman D Ketch um Wilbert L Kirchman William M Kirn Joseph A Klassen Howard Kleckar Henry J Knake Bernard J Kozberg Leslie G Kral George Kremenak William Kremenak John Kurtz Leo P Lastuvka J Wilfred Lattner Ralph A Lawrence C W Lebkisher Frank H Lochner Ersel E Low Clarence J Lunec k Ivan Lundgren William H
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald V. Morton
Wayne C. Mossett
Theodore Murra
Carson V. Nash
Justin A. Nelson
Shirley D. Nelson
David Nieuwenhuis
Harvey J. Niles
Elvis Nipper
Francis L. Nunemaker
Theodore O Nunemaker
Glenn J. O'Connor
Mell O'Donnell
George J. Ousiri
Max Palmer
Raymond W Pata
Lowell Parks
Charles L. Paz
O. W. Travis, Jr
Martin L. Thorson
Paul E. Usher
Stephen O Vail
Earl L. van Alst
Carl R van Houten
Albert S. Waddle
Norman R. Walker
John Wall
Wayne T. Weathert
Max K. Weaver
Kenneth Werning
Everett Wells
la Verne E. Wheeler
William C. Whipple
Larry White
Frank J Whittemore
Frank R. Whitters
Marvin O. Whitters
W R Wichser
Earl Williams
William W Williams
Richard A Wing
Rex R. Wise
John C Yavorsky
LeRoy W Young
Charles R Zieke
Wilfred Zipperer
Names List of Local Residents for Honor Roll
A long roster of residents including Francis E Lynch John Machan and many others is presented. The list names dozens of individuals such as John Manak Laurence Martin Irvin Martinson Earl Mason and more, suggesting a community acknowledgment or roll call in a local notice.
Longtime Quaker Oats employee endures 41 years in Cedar Rapids
Mary Catherine Johnson of Cedar Rapids recalls starting with Quaker Oats in 1902 and soon after handwrapping oatmeal. She will mark forty-one years of continuous service next month, the longest in the Cedar Rapids mill. Johnson remembers slower times, gardening hobbies, and cans 200 to 300 quarts yearly. She hopes for an end to war activities and normal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Johnson
Quaker Oats
Miss Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Company
Johnson
van Buren School
Bens
Polish Documents Destroyed by Nazis
London reports underground papers confirm Germans are burning police files in Polish towns and cities, especially in the north. Archives are destroyed or moved while Gestapo records from Warsaw head to Berlin, part of an organized effort to erase evidence of Nazi cruelties against Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Gestapo
Warsaw
Berlin
Poland
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Labor Union
Wesley Kopecky
CIO United Cereal Workers Union
Fred Tamisiea
AFL Millwrights Union
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jointers of America
Charles Henry Sewell
AFL Sheet Metal Workers Union
Atta
Quaker Oats Co
E. Cohn & Sons
Army-Navy
Transfer & Storage CO
Second Street
RIAL
Soldiers of
ARMY
2Nd Street
Victory Garden
Mary C. Johnson
NTA
Toman
Florist
Third Avenue
DIAL
Wilder Grain
501
Twelfth Pee SE
Becker Roofing and Insulation CO
Fourteenth Avenue SE
First Avenue
East
The
O'Meara
Fraternal Order OF Eagles
Cedar Rapids Aerie
Second Ave
Army Navy
the van Meter Co. Electrical Supplies
Lowa
Illinois Orean & Electric
Marion