Daughters and a Son Born to Local Families
The June 27 28 1941 notices record a daughter for St Luke's hospital to Mr and Mrs F J Simon of 1544 2 Seventh Avenue SE and a daughter for Mercy hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Savage of 308 Eighteenth Street SE. Also a daughter for Mr and Mrs Paul Wilcox of Alburnett June 28 and a seven and a half pound daughter Janet Ann born June 21 at the couple's home northeast of Marion. Mrs Paul is Alicin Frasinger of Cedar Rapids. A son was born to Mr and Mrs H J Hussey of Waterloo June 27. Mrs Hussey was formerly Miss Gladys Skersick of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
F. J Simon
Seventh Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Robert Savage
Eighteenth Street
Paul Wilcox
Alburnett
Robert Paul
Janet Ann
Marion
Paul
Alicin Frasinger
Cedar Rapids
H J. Hussey
Waterloo
Hussey
Gladys Skersick
Alcohol arrests for three men in drunkenness case
William Saxton aged 53 of 716 Twelfth avenue SE fined 10 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Ralph A Sax ton aged 34 of the same address and Robert A. Burke aged 34 of 829 B avenue NE each fined 25 dollars and costs for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. All three paid 10 dollars and costs with the balance of fines suspended during good behavior after being arrested following an altercation near Burke s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Saxton
Twelfth Avenue SE
Ralph A Saxton
Robert A. Burke
B Avenue NE
Burke
Fire alarm at 821 B avenue NE prompts inquiry
Friday at 8 05 p m rubbish in a garage at the rear of 821 B Avenue NE triggered a general alarm reported by John Hornstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Avenue NE
John Hornstein
General Alarm
Divorces Granted and Local Deaths Reported
Wendell H. Stuelke granted divorce from Ruth C. Stuelke for cruelty and desertion filed for in Independence after a 1928 marriage. Custody of two children awarded with $20 monthly support to the plaintiff. Judge H. C. Ring. Michael J. Davin, 81, of 2410 First avenue, died in a local hospital at 3:40 pm Friday. Joe A Rohrer, 50, of 1400 Ellis boulevard NW, died suddenly about 6:20 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell H. Stuelke
Ruth C. Stuelke
Independence
H. C. Ring
Michael J. Davin
First Avenue
Joe A Rohrer
Ellis Boulevard NW
Cedar Rapids Notables Listed In Public Notice
A compiled notice lists residents including Clarence Paula Swisher Bessie Shelton William B Reynolds Jr and Rena Switzer of Cedar Rapids Myron S Berry of Marion Dorothy Quaas Alburnett Elmer Larsen and Lillian June Buckingham of Cedar Rapids for a local civic matter and filing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Paula
Swisher
Bessie Shelton
Cedar Rapids
William B. Reynolds, Jr
Rena Switzer
Myron S. Berry
Marion
Dorothy Quaas
Alburnett
Elmer Larsen
Lillian June Buckingham
Giant U S Bomber Makes Test Flight
The B 19 sky Leviathan completed a landing described as perfect by army observers. Major Umstead led the crew including How ard G Bunker James G Taylor Merle Steele Mark Coogler Jack Grant and Raoul Escallier. The craft can reach 210 mph but cruised at 180 with a 7 000 mile range and 28 ton bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonglas
Sky Giant
March Field
Umstead
Howard G. Bunker
Army
James G. Taylor
Chief of
Air Corps
Merle Steele
Mark Coogler
Jack Grant
Raoul Escallier
Douglas Aircraft
Marchfield
Atlantic
Bere
Wright Field
Ayton, O
One-Armed Hotel Clerk Assaulted By Gunman
An armed gunman robbed Frank Springman the one armed night clerk at the Hotel Algona, slugged him five times and escaped with about $200. The attack left Springman with a neck injury needing six stitches. This was the second local holdup in two weeks with prior suspects tied to a Montana arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Frank Springman
Hotel
Springman
Montana
Armin Schultz
Schultz
Further Cut in Car Output Sought by OPM
The Office of Production Management required a second auto production cut for 1942 models to redirect resources to defense. Biggers urged manufacturers to form a defense advisory committee at a Wednesday meeting to plan further reductions and minimize shutdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPM
Biggers
Washington
Office of Production Management
John D. Biggers
Robert P. Patterson
William S Knudsen
Defense Industry
James S Adams
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company
Adams
Army to adopt merit based temporary promotions for U5 officers
The War Department proposes a system where all officer ranks are promoted by demonstrated performance rather than seniority. About 800 colonels are expected, from 650 active lieutenants colonels and 150 in medical and chaplain corps. Air corps exempted. no substantial pay rises. first 286 temporary colonels chosen from field performance data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical and Chaplain Corps
War Department
Air Corps
Europe
Move to Build a Modern Cedar Rapids Airport
H J Weisley urges a concentrated effort to establish a new municipal airport in Cedar Rapids. He notes current field is too small for modern transport planes and aviation authorities question the site, as a postwar aviation boom is likely and Cedar Rapids should be prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Special Events at Arthur Bever and Whitlam Playgrounds
Three playgrounds hosted events Thursday and Friday with tournaments in checkers box hockey and table tennis. Winners included John Simmons in checkers Roger McDonald and Joan Peterson in box hockey Ed Stephens and Jean Corn in table tennis and Dick Ellis and Helen Baum in ball and horseshoe. Bicycle race victors were Marshall Nelson Cor dell Rudin for older boys and Dick Hansen Rob ert Landis for younger boys. Pet show winners featured Gretalee Hansen Donnie Doran Barbara Kurtz and Dick Ellis. Whitlam Park held a community night with amateur acts led by George Miller. Beverpark bicycle show awarded top placers in boys and girls races and various riding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Playground
John Simmons
Roger McDonald
Joan Peterson
Ed Stephens
Jean Corn
Dick Ellis
Helen Baum
Marshall Nelson
Cordell Rudin
Dick Hansen
Robert Landis
Gretalee Hansen
Donnie Doran
Barbara Kurtz
Whitlam Park
al Mann
Mann
Mr. Mann
Grace Rodrigues
Eva Arenas
Edna Loseau
Barbara
Shirley Fitzpatrick
Edmund Saldana
Fred Chavez
Marcell Chavez
Leroy Wiley
Eva Williams
Marlene Setlo
Joe Arce
Joe Arenas
Ramona
Carol Miner
George Miller
Beverpark
Jerry Pionke
Bobby Killaney
Jim Morse
Georgia Burney
Kathleen O'Donnell
Joyce Johnson
Kathleen O’donnell
Patsy McMickle
Sally Sinaiko
Bobby Schwenn
Jocelyn McMickle
Tommy Williams
Lindeken Dancers In Program At Kenwood Community Night
Kenwood school hosted a community night with Lindeken School of Dancing in the auditorium. The program featured tap dancing ballet and songs by a girls sextet and individual vocalists with participants listed including Loisjean Harger Jo Ann Enzler Kathryn Duster Marilyn Burt Ruth Ann Mackey Donald Goodyear Jacqueline Alton Janis Sto dola Shirley Ann Barker Marilyn Wilson Joyce Brown Billy Harris David Goodyear Anna Jean Marchant Elaine Wetlack Carol Callahan Patsy Mackey and Do-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood
Lindeken School of Dancing
Sunrise Serenade
Loisjean Harger
Jo Ann Enzler
Kathryn Duster
Marilyn Burt
Ruth Ann Mackey
Donald Goodyear
Jacqueline Alton
Jungle Land Ballet
Dorman Haddy Skvor Novak Lead Reading of Varied Acts
Lores Dorman Janis Haddy Phyl lis Skvor Carol Novak perform in a revue listing many acts including tap toe dance swing and salsa. Betty Lou Pfef fer Kathryn Duster Sally Cerney Marlene McHugh Jacqueline Al ton Anna Marchant Joan Dulin Kay Engler Mari lyn Svee Gloria Paula Juanita Harris Theresa Novak Arline Rabik Betty Pfeffer Washboard tap Shirley Ann Barker Rose mary Jun Billy Pfeffer Loisjean Harger and aviators Betty Schwinn Bonnie Burch Betty Hopkins Mary Frances Wheelan Barbara Kennedy Dolores Mueller are named among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lores Dorman
Janis Haddy
Phyllis Skvor
Carol Novak
Marla Jean Even
Betty Lou Pfeffer
Jimmy Rochlitz
Kathryn Duster
Sally Cerney
Marlene McHugh
Jacqueline Alton
Anna Jean Marchant
Joan Dulin
Kay Engler
Marilyn Svee
Gloria Paula
Juanita Harris
Theresa Novak
Arline Rabik
Shirley Ann Barker
Rosemary Jun
Billy Pfeffer
Loisjean Harger
Betty Schwinn
Bonnie Burch
Betty Hopkins
Mary Frances Wheelan
Barbara Ken _nedy
Dolores Mueller
Prosecution Authorized Against Radical Leaders in St Paul
Acting Attorney General Francis Biddle authorized criminal proceedings in St Paul against leaders of the socialist workers party Trotskyite branch on seditious conspiracy and overthrow by force charges. FBI agents seized records and material from party headquarters in Minneapolis and St Paul as the grand jury in St Paul prepares to hear charges. Leaders include Miles Vincent and Grant Dunne of Minneapolis truck drivers and No 54 of Local 544, with ties to CIO and AFL changes. Vincent Dunne lectured on Trotsky doctrines after visiting exiled Trotsky in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis Biddle
St. Paul
Socialist Workers’ Party
Communist Movement
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Minneapolis
Justice Department
Workers’ Union of
International Teamsters Union
AFL
CIO
A. D. Lewis
John L. Lewis
Biddle
United States
Department of Justice
Department
Socialist Workers Party
Dunne Brothers
Miles, Vincent and
Grant
Miles Dunne
General Drivers Local 544
American Federation of Labor
Fletcher Martin to wed Maxine Ferris in Iowa City
Iowa City announces the engagement of Maxine Ferris of Iowa City to Fletcher Martin, artist and University of Iowa lecturer. The wedding is planned for early August, with a wedding trip to the Atlantic coast and a future home in Kansas City where Martin heads the Kansas City Art Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
E. E. Todd
Onawa
Maxine Ferris
Fletcher Martin
C. H. Martin
Los Angeles
Miss Ferris
University Hospitals
Martin
University of Iowa
Atlantic Coast
Kansas City
Texas Senatorial Candidates Rally Behind Mountain Ballads
In Dallas 25 hopefuls contest the US Senate seat to succeed Morris Sheppard. Notables include W Lee O Daniel Lyndon Johnson Basil Hatfield and Sam Morris with campaigns led by hillbilly music and sound trucks. Johnson, backed by the New Deal, cites a Roosevelt denial of any endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
United States
Gov. W. Lee
O'Daniel
Basil Muse Hatfield
Trinity River
Lyndon Johnson
Roosevelt
Rep
Martin Dies
House
Sam Morris
Demon Rum
Arlen B
Cyclone) Davis “Jr
Dallas Health Department
Texas
Pappy
Morris Sheppard
Prohibition
Washington
Andrew Jackson Houston
Sam Houston
Houston
Baltimore
Johnson
Gerald Ann
New Deal
O’daniel
Yates to be ordained in ministry Sunday at First Christian
Robert O. Yates son of Mr and Mrs S C Yates 1709 Seventh Ave SE will be ordained to the Christian ministry in a sunday service at First Christian church at 8 pm He earned a bachelor degree from Culver Stockton College Canton Mo and is pastor of the Christian church at Clarksville Mo Assisting will be Dr H B Robison J Arthur Dillinger Rev P R Stevens and several local pastors The ordination is directed by Dr Marion H Williams Glenn McMillan and G E King will represent the local congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Yates
S. C Yates
Seventh Avenue SE
First Christian Church
Yates
Culver-Stockton College
Canton
Christian Church
Clarksville
H. B. Robison
Department of Religion
J. Arthur Dillinger
The
Iowa Christian Missionary Society
P. R. Stevens
Des Moines
State Committee On
Christian Churches of Iowa
Marion H. Williams
Glenn McMillan
G. E. King
Draft Officials Order Automatic Deferment For All Married Men
Washington AP The selective service headquarters ordered deferment for draft age married men and registrants with dependents who contribute substantially to support. Affected men would move from 1-A to II-A deferred, with an exception for those who married after registration lacking ordinary cause proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Selective Service Headquarters
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
City Briefs: Transfers and Corrections Across Iowa
Second Lieutenant Fred A. Smith stationed at Camp Claiborne La moves from the 185th field artillery to the 59th field artillery brigade. A Mercy hospital nurse named Bernice McDonald was incorrectly listed. the correct name is Bernice McDonough. Frank Turner, draft replacement, leaves for Des Moines. Gov. Sprague of Oregon heads to a governors conference in Boston. James Ross, 7, fractured his right leg after a silo fall. Mrs W A Rall is under observation at St Luke's hospital. no major operation. Joe Dudek reports a stolen one-third horsepower electric motor and power grinder from his rear garage. value $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Smith
Camp Claiborne, la
185Th Field Artillery
59Th Field Artillery Brigade
Mercy Hospital
Bernice McDonald
Bernice McDonough
Charles A. Sprague
Oregon
J. A. Sprague
Cedar Rapids
Boston
W. A. Rall
Seventh Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Joe Dudek
Nineteenth Street
Tax lien filed for 31.18 against R. T. Eady Iowa Falls
Charles D. Huston collector of internal revenue filed a tax lien in the U S district court clerk for 31 dollars and 18 cents against R. T. Eady of Iowa Falls. An employment tax for January to March 1940 totaling 23 dollars and 76 cents remains unpaid, with a penalty tax of 7 dollars and 42 cents added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Charles D. Huston
Internal Revenue
R. T. Eady
Iowa Falls
William Guggenheim Dies After Illness
New York report says William Guggenheim 72 year old retired industrialist and philanthropist died in a city hospital after several weeks illness. He was the youngest son of Meyer Guggenheim and brother of former Senator Simon Guggenheim and of Daniel Guggenheim founder of the Guggenheim aeronautics fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
William Guggenheim
New York Hospital
Guggenheim
Meyer Guggenheim
U. S
Simon Guggenheim
Daniel Guggenheim
Fund For Promotion of Aeronautics
Moscow Says Nazis Hurled Back In Snow Drive
Soviet communique reports fierce fighting on the central and southern fronts. Russian forces claim to have captured trophies and prisoners and to have repulsed German attempts to outflank Lwow and cross the Pruth river. Danube actions yield 510 prisoners and armament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pruth
Rumania
Bessarabia
Lwow
Przemysl
Black Sea
Danube
Reich claims major gains in east war areas
Nazi officials assert heavy Soviet losses as German blitz troops tighten pincers in the east. They say large Red Army sections are being decimated or trapped with casualties mounting, while battles rage around Lwow and Bialystok and forces mass along Bessarabia to meet a threatened advance on Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Balkan
Lwow
Bialystok
Romania
Bessarabia
Moscow
Two Crewmen Killed In Wabash Railroad Crash
Two members of a locomotive crew were burned to death near Chapin Illinois when two Wabash freight trains collided head on. Engineer Herman Schultz and fireman Harry L. Bailey of Decatur were trapped in the cab as an oil car behind their loco telescoped and spilled burning oil over them. The accident was blamed on mistaken orders.
Death of Hubbard Ice employee Joe Rohrer at Sixteenth Street site
Joe A Rohrer 50 of 1400 Ellis Boulevard NW died from a heart attack Friday while driving a Hubbard Ice Company truck on B avenue SE near Sixteenth Street. He collapsed at the wheel after a late delivery. ambulance took him to Beatty Funeral Home. Born November 1 1890 in West Liberty he lived in Cedar Rapids 20 years. He is survived by wife Gladys two children and a stepson Sergeant Jack Lankow stationed at Camp Claiborne La. Funeral services Monday 5 pm at Beatty chapel Rev R N Coolidge. burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A. Rohrer
Ellis Boulevard
Hubbard Ice Company
B Avenue SE
Sixteenth Street
Beatty Funeral Home
R. E Munden
Rohrer
West Liberty
Cedar Rapids
Gladys F
Doris
Doyle
Jack Lankow
Camp Claiborne
Catherine Roberts
Iowa City
Cecil Duncan
Moline
Til
Beatty Chapel
R. N. Coolidge
Linwood Cemetery
Davin Rites Planned After Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
Michael J. Davin aged 85 died in a local hospital at 3 40 p m Friday after a six month illness. Born near Mechanicsville October 29 1859 he lived in Cedar Rapids about 12 years and farmed for 60 years. He married Elizabeth McAllister April 22 1890. Survived by wife seven sons one daughter and eleven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending with flowers declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Davin
First Avenue E
Mechanicsville
Thomas
Margaret Davin
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth McAllister
St. Matthew's Church
Mary Davin
Vincent
Marion
Frank
Lincolnton
Charles A
Milo
Raymond
Clifford
Chicago
Leroy
Philadelphia
Brady Mortuary
Obituary of Andrew J. Meyers of Solon
Andrew J. Meyers 78 died suddenly at his Solon home Friday evening. Born September 17 1865 in Humboldt Michigan he moved to Solon 60 years ago and was a retired building contractor. He married Mary Zajicek January 14 1903 in Solon and survives with daughter Mrs Floyd Shinn of Maywood Illinois two sons Amos of Cedar Rapids Arthur of Davenport seven grandchildren. Funeral at Brosh funeral home Solon 2 pm Sunday conducted by Rev J E Michalek burial in Oakland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Meyers
Solon
Humboldt
Mich
Mary Zajicek
Floyd Shinn
Maywood
Ill
Amos
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Florence Floyd Dies. Routs of Family Noted
Mrs Florence C Floyd widow of Amos A Floyd and former Marion resident died at 4 p m Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs R G Freeman in Cleveland Ohio She lived in Postville Cedar Rapids Marion Davenport O t t umwa and Galesburg with her family She is survived by three daughters one son five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services will be at Turner chapel Monday at 2 p m Dr Charles F Bready officiating and Cedar Memorial Park cemetery is the burial place Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence C. Floyd
Amos A. Floyd
R. G. Freeman
Cleveland
Ohio
Postville
Iowa
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Ottumwa
Floyd
Milwaukee Railroad
Roy Sievert
Freeman
A. P. Egan
Galesburg
Ill
Russell
Turner Chapel
Chas. F. Bready
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Coulter Funeral Services Set for Sunday
Funeral services for Thales T. Coulter, who died Thursday in a local hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Turner chapel with Rev. Fuller of Alburnett officiating. Burial will follow in Pale cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thales T. Coulter
Turner Chapel
Mr. Fuller
Alburnett
Pale
Hoover to Speak on War Situation From Chicago
Former President Herbert Hoover announced a 45 minute NBC Red radio speech from Chicago on Sunday night. The address will cover the nation's wartime situation and air from 8 30 to 9 15 p m central time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Hoover
Chicago
NBC Red
Thirty Two Scouts Headed To Waubeek Camp Sunday
Thirty two scouts from Waubeek area will attend Camp Waubeek Sunday for the second six week encampment period. Representing Cedar Rapids are boys from troops 13 and 36, Central City troop 44, Mt. Vernon troop 56, and Marion troop 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubeek
Camp Waubeek
Area Council
Cedar Rapids
Central City
Mt. Vernon
Marion
Scouts of City Troop 13
Richard Gard
Everett King
Billy Seefleth
Don Martin
Tom Harmon
Jack Rejsa
Billy Pfeiffer
Richard Davis
Donald Johanos
Billy Krebs
Carlton Bradley
Bill Buse
Tommy Williams
Bill Platz
Orrin Gorsch
Rawson Gorsch
Fred Santos
Gilbert Stevens
Bob McMurrin
Bob Wiliams
Arthur Winne
Bob Walker
Warren Barclay
Car Rel Sinkey
John Zimmerman
David Fischer
Junior Koch
George Minish
Dale Stinger
Darrel Stoner
Jack Loren
Court House News Appeals in Property Damage Case
Lee Moyne Mark filed notice of appeal to district court from a April 19 ruling by Justice H R Church denying his $100 claim against Witwer Grocery. Mark was found guilty of contributory negligence after his car was struck January 18 by a Witwer truck. Witwer’s $22.13 countersuit was dismissed. Port Stickel also filed an appeal after a May 24 judgment for $58.74 in favor of the federal discount corporation on a promissory note signed last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moyne
Mark
District Court
Justice of the Peace
H. R. Churchill
Witwer Grocery Company
Witwer
Churchill
Port Stickel
W. A. Ball
Federal Discount Corporation
Stickel
Two Suits For Divorce And Custody Filed
Bernadetta O Toole filed for divorce from James O Toole on cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks custody of their two children and temporary support of 50 dollars a month. The couple married January 28 1938 in Dubuque. Dale Lee Walton also seeks divorce from Helen Walton on cruel and inhuman grounds, married June 7 1932 in Cedar Rapids. He requests custody of their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Toole
Bernadetta O'Toole
Dubuque
Dale Lee Walton
Helen Walton
Cedar Rapids
Walton
Former Wife Sues Kenneth Byers For Child Support Contempt
Kenneth Byers was cited by Judge C. J. Haas to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of court for failing to meet monthly child support of $18 as ordered in a January 1940 divorce decree. The Byers children are in the custody of Clara Marguerite Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Marguerite Byers
Kenneth Byers
C. J. Haas
Byers
Bound To Grand Jury In Drunk Driving Case
Louis Schaefer aged 32 of Mount Vernon and Don E. Harlan aged 42 of Marion waived a preliminary hearing before Justice H R Churchill Friday on charges of drunk driving. Both were bound over to the grand jury and released on $500 bond. Schaefer was picked up at 11 45 p m Thursday after allegedly sideswiping a parked car. Harlan was arrested about 1 30 a m by Marion Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schaefer
Mount Vernon
Don E. Harlan
Marion
Justice of the Peace
H.R. Churchill
Grand
Schaefer
Harlan
Benton County Man Arrested On Embezzlement Charge
Frank Hynek, 40, a poultry and stock food salesman, was arrested at his home on Sixth Street SW by Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder and turned over to Sheriff Jack Franklin on a warrant for embezzlement. The charge was filed in Vinton by County Attorney Don Boddicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hynek
Harlan Snyder
Sixth Street
Benton County
Jack Franklin
Vinton
Don Boddicker
Account Action Settled Against Local Merchant
An account action filed May 10 by R. A. Travis doing business as the Travis Chevrolet company against L. A. Low of Mount Vernon was settled out of court and dismissed Saturday by Judge C. J. Haas. Travis sought collection of a $73.39 bill for gasoline oil and automobile accessories and requested judgment for $61.93 as assignee of H. C. Dilley Mount Vernon grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Travis
Travis Chevrolet Company
L. A. Low
Mount Vernon
C. J. Haas
Travis
Asesignee
H. C. Dilley
Mount Verenon Grocer
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People’s Forum
People's Forum
H. J. Weisley
Twenty-sixth Street
Arthur, Bever and Whitlam
Lindeken
Hin-Billy Music
F. R. Telegram
Robert Yates
City Briefs
Frank Turner
Ninth Avenue SW
Office of
Draft Board No. 2
James Ross
William Ross
Soviet Information Bureau
Minsk
Luck
39Th Tank Corps
Baltic
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Germany
Siaulai-Vilma-Baranovichi
Skulent
REICH
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Hoover
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