Anamosa Man Faces Federal Bank Burglary Charges
Martin W. Schipper, 35, of Anamosa, faces two federal counts of bank burglary in addition to state breaking and entering charges filed in Anamosa. A Cedar Rapids charge concerns a Nov 3 Baldwin bank vault pry attempted break in. He is held in Jones County jail awaiting arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Schipper
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Baldwin Bank
Schipper
Davenport
Wheatland Bank
Jones Country
Iowa Forecast And Five Day Weather Outlook Stated
Iowa forecast fair Monday night with colder east. Wednesday partly cloudy and milder west. Highs 15 to 25, lows near five below to five above. Five day outlook: temperatures four to eight degrees below normal. precip one half to one inch. Rain or snow possible Thursday and late Friday, continuing through weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Highway Commission
Atlantic
Perry
Ames
Waterloo
Elkader
Des Moines
Police, Firemen, CIO Ask Use of Grant High Gym
Cedar Rapids school board heard appeals from police chief, fire chief and CIO Industrial Union Council for access to the Grant High gym to provide workouts and boxing facilities for youths. They offered to supervise usage at set times and said existing YMCA and Community House facilities are inadequate. The board requested a written follow up and asked no final decision at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Grant High
Board of Education
Cedar Rapids School Board
Grant High School
CIO Industrial Union Council
YMCA
Community House
Felix Barta
Jesse G. Hunter
Leonard Sipe
James L. Burlingham
Local Cedar Rapids school board candidates discuss motives
The article covers candidates including Mrs. Vernon L. Spohn and Eliot O. Waples sharing public spirited aims and honesty in funding. Henry A. Webster endorses construction experience for the board. Several other contenders are listed as running but not present, with three seats to be filled for three-year terms on the seven-member, unpaid board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon L. Spohn
Eliot O. Waples
Midland Mortgage Company
Laubly
Spohn
Penningroth
Henry A. Webster
Modern Heating
Jensen
Webster
Iowa Cattle Breeder Crushed in Elevator Accident
Orville L. Hamer a 66 year old Holstein breeder four miles south of Waterloo is in critical condition after a crushing accident at his grain elevator on his farm. Witnesses say he stumbled and fell into the elevator head first and fellow workers shut off the power and pulled him free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
INS
Orville L. Hamer
City Plans and Community Notices Briefs
City Plan Commission will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in city hall council room. Grant Wood PTA meeting postponed to March 11 due to weather. OES auxiliary to Children’s Home postponed with no new date set. Cedar Rapids Booster Club breakfast Thursday at 7 30 a m in Alcove 1529 First Ave SE. Iowa Kings Daughters charter bus to Dallas April 18 25. reservations by March 15. Mrs Milo Nese tril attended funeral of her brother Frank Broz who died February 23 in Wagner S D. Jack Wisehart’s car struck by a freight car at E Avenue NW crossing. signals not working, flare present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
Clyde Parker
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids, Booster Club
First Avenue
Kings Daughters
Iowa
Dallas
Texas
L. A. Lower
Milo Nese
Tril
Wilson Avenue
Wagner, S. D
Frank Broz
Wagner
Mr. Broz
Oxford
Jack Wisehart
Fifteenth Avenue SW
E Avenue NW
Iowa Supreme Court Grants State 20 More Days in Beckwith Appeal
The Iowa Supreme Court on Tuesday gave the State an additional 20 days to file arguments in the Beckwith appeal from his second conviction for mutilation of Mrs Irma Jean Stahlhut. The extension pushes the process to the May term, as defense arguments follow in 20 days. The court also reversed a Waterloo damage verdict in a 1948 auto accident case, remanding for retrial due to recklessness factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Edward J. Beckwith
Irma Jean Stahlhut
G. K. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
High Court
Shannon B. Charlton
Waterloo
Virginia Hahn
Albert Strubel
Charlton
Strubel
Supreme Court
Iowa Supreme Court Actions Include Multiple Reversals and Affirmations
Iowa Supreme Court decisions Tuesday cover numerous cases across counties. Reversals and partial affirmations involve wills language, child custody, certificates of deposit, drainage assessments, disbarment, false imprisonment, traffic accidents, malice claims, and farm property tax appeals, with judges Johnston Hudson Newell Forsling Schaupp Moore and others presiding in districts statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
George McCulloch
Wayne County District Court
George A. Johnston
Gloria Jean Joiner
Wallace Knieriem
Humboldt
Fred M. Hudson
J. W. Gray
John Watters
Henry
E. O. Newell
North Western Railway Company
William J. Dressen
Crawford
F. H.en
Clarence B. Meldrum
Pormaterate
L. B. Fporsling
Afime
William J. Sergeant
Watson Brothers Transportation Company
Polk
C. Edwin Moore
William J. Westergard
Des Moines Railway Company
Russell
Lizzie M. Bohnsack
Leslie E. Driftmier
Franklin
John M. Schaupp
W. Simmons
Iowa
Teninin
Helen
Strubel
Black Hawk
Shannon
Glen Devis
Rock Island Railroad
Cedar
G. K. Thompson
Aspen
Donn Dallmann
Woodbury Municipal Court
George M. Paradise
State
Harmon Enfield
Tom K. Murrow
Wilson urges two year extension of price wage controls
Mobilization Chief Charles E. Wilson urged Congress to extend price and wage controls for two years, arguing inflation will not be tamed unless prices are restrained and wages kept in line. He noted some easing in shortages of copper and aluminum but cautioned uncertainty remains. The Defense Production Administration announced 30 million extra pounds of aluminum and up to 25 million more pounds of copper for civilian use April through June, with allocation decisions pending industry needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Defense Production Administration
DPA
Manly Fleischmann
Youth Claims He Was Pushed Into Bonfire
Richard McIntyre a 17 year old Bluffton farm youth was burned on both legs after being pushed into a brushfire by two men he met while hunting near Bluffton. He was hospitalized in Iowa City with second and third degree burns and his incoherent report is under investigation by Winneshiek County Sheriff George W. Harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young McIntyre
Harris
Soviet Chess Experts Propose Rename of Chess Pieces
Soviet chess experts urge elimination of capitalist titles such as king and queen from chess and propose replacements like stakhanovite. Reports received by Radio Free Europe indicate the proposal aims to remove class-based terms from the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Radio Free Europe
Drunk driving trial resumes with 11 jurors in Cedar Rapids
Raymond Ealy 34 facing route 2 drunk driving charges. one juror stranded by drifted roads. Grace Meints Coggan excused by Judge M C Hamiel after agreement to trial with 11 jurors. Ealy arrested December 31 at home by highway patrol. trial began Monday. Also, Beach vs Evitts seeks $1,000 for injuries from July 8 1951 crash at Seventh Street and Fifth Avenue SE. Remaining jurors for Ealy case listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ealy
Cedar Rapids
Grace Meints
Coggan
M. C. Hamiel
Ealy
Highway Patrol
Thas
J. E. Heiserman
Clara M. Beach
Charles Evitts
Seventh Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Charles T. Coufal
Flora O’brine
Keith R. Phelps
Viola M. Miller
Alta L. King
Alben E. Nicholson
William M. Radloff
Elmer F. Karasek
Velma Marchal
Irene Opperman
Helen J. Harlan
James Martin
Otter Creek Township
Charles Stark
Clinton Township
Marjorie Oxley
Marion
C. W. Shafer
Mary G. Davin
Charles Palmer
A. L. Hulshizer
Marie Engler
Earl B. Chamberlain
Gladys M. Kelly
Tillie M. Conway
Harvey L. Parker
Flames Destroy Alburnett House
A five room Alburnett home owned by Mrs Ida Cleveland was gutted by a fire Tuesday morning. Harold and Mrs Schmidt were not home. Mrs Schmidt saw smoke from a neighbor’s home and alerted firefighters. Fire units from Alburnett and Central City battled the blaze over an hour. contents were destroyed, with no insurance on the household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Alburnett
Harold Schmidt
Ida Cleveland
Schmidts
Bomb Plant Tip Netted 75000 Profit Near Savannah River Site
The Senate-House atomic energy committee reported an inside tip on the hydrogen bomb plant site in South Carolina earned a 75000 profit on an 91 acre land deal bought just before the site announcement on November 28, 1950. Walter Pace of Salt Lake City profited after allegedly being tipped by former AEC employee W Conrad McKelway, who was later dismissed. The DOJ said no law could prosecute due to lack of applicable statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Carolina
Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee
Justice Department
Walter V. Pace
Salt Lake City
W. Conrad McKelway
Atomic Energy Commission
Retrial Scheduled for Baratta in March Term
Des Moines AP Charles Baratta a 31 year old former tavern operator will face retrial on a second degree murder charge assigned by District Judge Dring D Needham for the early March term. Baratta was convicted in 1950 for the death of Wilbur Sandin 32 a tavern patron, a conviction reversed by the state supreme court last November and sent back for retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Charles Baratta
Dring D. Needham
Baratta
Wilbur Sandin
State Supreme Court
District Court
Henry O Pettlon 65 dies in Cedar Rapids hospital
MANCHESTER Henry O Pettlon 65 former Manchester hardware operator died Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital Born Oct 3 1886 near Delaware Ia he was partner in Pettlon and Atwater later in Manchester plumbing He worked the last 10 years for Collins Radio Co Cedar Rapids but lived in Manchester Married Pearl Paige June 19 1912 Survivors include his wife six children a sister and ten grandchildren Funeral services will be held Thursday in Shelley funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Henry O. Pettlon
Cedar Rapids
Delaware
Pettlon
Pettlon and Atwater
Collins Radio Company
Pearl Paige
H. Orville
Hawthorne
Calif
Norman
Warren
Ce‘dar Rapids
Fred
John
Sun Valley
Roy Galloway
Delhi
Nellie Squires
Santa Ana
Shelley
Jury of Six Men and Six Women for Fischer Trial
A jury of six men and six women was selected to try 15 year old Robert Fischer for second degree murder in the April shooting of his father Al W. Fischer 42 at their former home in Jewell where Fischer was superintendent of schools. The panel includes a former army nurse, four housewives, four farmers and two Webster City workers. The trial follows an argument over raking leaves and opens after 61 of 80 questioned jurors were screened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Robert Fischer
Webster
Navy
Fischer
al W. Fischer
Jewell
Prosecution Sought For 127 Gambler Tax Defaulters
Washington report shows the Internal Revenue Service recommending prosecutions for 127 individuals for failing to buy the $50 gambler’s tax stamp, with 137 more cases pending. The agency said violations span 33 states and DC. The bureau projects $2 billion in taxes due this fiscal year, with refunds exceeding $500 million. By year end, $980 million billed. $232 million collected via distraint warrants. $641 million still outstanding. $28 million deemed uncollectible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Tax Agency
District of Columbia
Town Meeting of the Air broadcast from Coe College
Tickets for tonight's Town Meeting of the Air should be in seats by 7 15 pm. The ABC program on station KXEL from the T M Sinclair Memorial Chapel at Coe College runs 8 to 8 45 with moderator Quincy Howe and panelists Norman Thomas and John C Caldwell. The topic asks Does American Aid to Asia Strengthen Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
KXEL
Waterloo
T. M. Sinclair
Coe College
Quincy Howe
Norman Thomas
John C. Caldwell
Cordell Hall Foundation
Nashville, Tenn
Asia
Cook Charged With Embezzlement by Agent
Paul Salome, 46, of 212 Tenth Street NE, a cook at 316 Grill, was arrested on a charge of embezzlement by agent. He posted a $1,000 bond and was ordered to appear before Justice Charles Benesh. Detective Inspector Bukacek said Salome ordered six turkeys valued at $55 from Western Grocery, charged to the grill but delivered to his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Salome
Tenth Street
316 Grill
Charles Benesh
Frank Bukacek
Salome
Western Grocery Company
Bukacek
Gust of Wind Drags Man Off Freight Train
Roy J. Dowdey of Hawarden remained in serious condition at a Storm Lake hospital after a gust of wind dragged him from an Illinois Central freighter. The railroad employee suffered fractures and broken bones but flagged a passenger train with his sweater. He lay in snow for about 30 minutes in 11 degree weather seven miles southeast of Storm Lake before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
INS
Roy J. Dowdey
Hawarden
Illinois Central
Dowdey
Three file for Oxford Junction school board seats
Otto Koranda and L L McCreight seek re election to the Oxford Junction school board as two vacancies appear. Emile Koranda also filed while Blanche Fifields enters the race for treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Junction
Otto Koranda
L. L. McCreight
Emile Koranda
Blanche Fifields
Kadlec Brother Auto founder John Kadlec dies
Funeral services for John Joseph Kadlec of 1812 J Street SW will be held at Kuba Funeral Home at 9 AM Wednesday and St. Ludmila's Church at 9 30 by Rev Frank R Hruby. Burial in St. John's Cemetery. The Sacred Heart KADLEC ary Guild and the Daughters of Isabella will recite the Rosary at 7 30 PM Tuesday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Kadlec
J Street
Kadlec Brothers Auto Company
Kuba Funeral Home
St. Ludmila’s Church
Frank R. Hruby
St. John’s Cemetery
Sanctu- Kadlecary Guild
Daughters of Isabella
Cedar Rapids Woman Bertha Stark Dies After Illness
Bertha Gladys Stark 58 wife of Bernard E Stark of 2913 E avenue NE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 5 05 PM Monday after a lingering illness. Born September 28 1893 she was a lifelong Cedar Rapids resident and member of St Matthew's Altar and Rosary Society. She is survived by her husband and a brother Ralph Stonebraker Cedar Rapids and several nieces and nephews. Services 10 AM Thursday at St Matthew's Church Rev J D Kearn. burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Rosary 8 PM Wednesday at Monahan funeral home with calling hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gladys Stark
Bernard E. Stark
E Avenue
Cedar Rapids
St. Matthew’s Church
J. D. Kearn
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Father Kearn
Altar and Rosary Society
Monahan Funeral Home
Death Notices: Miss Anna Francik 71 Cedar Rapids Resident
Miss Anna Francik 71 of 1120 Third Street SE Cedar Rapids died at 2 10 p m Monday in an Iowa City hospital after a long illness born October 1 1880 in Cedar Rapids Survivors include two sisters Mrs Frank Shebetka and Mrs William Harney both of near Oxford and three brothers Adolph and Florian of Cedar Rapids and Michael of Inglewood California Burial will be in the Czech National Cemetery Friends may call at Brosh chapel after noon Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Francik
Third Street SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Frank Shebetka
William Harney
Oxford
Adolph
Florian
Cedar ,Rapids
Michael
Inglewood
Calif
Death of David A Nederhiser in Cedar Rapids
David A Nederhiser 59 died Monday at 6 28 p m in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness He was born May 29 1892 near Ely and moved to Cedar Rapids thirty years ago He was a member of the I C C F lodge of Ely and the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Cedar Rapids Survivors include his sister Mrs Joseph Kremenak of Ely Burial will be in Rogers Grove Cemetery near Ely Friends may call Brush chapel after noon Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Nederhiser
Narva
Cedar Rapids
Ely
Nederhiser
I.c.cf. Lodge of
Order of Eagles
Joseph Kremenak
Brush Chapel
Roger’s Grove
Services for Guy E Curran at Barta-Hesser Chapel
Funeral arrangements for Guy E Curran of 1329 Burch Avenue NW note a 3 30 p m Thursday service led by Rev Hubert Grant of Trinity Methodist and Crescent Lodge No 25. Burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Masons to meet at the Masonic Temple at 3 p m Thursday. Curran belonged to Crescent Lodge No 25 Iowa Consistory Ambar Grotto and Switch 1 Union of North America 0 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Curran
Burch Avenue
Barta-Hesser Chapel
Hubert Grant
Trinity Methodist Church
Crescent Lodge No. 25
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Masonic Temple
Curran
Crescent Lodge No
Iowa
Conlsistory
Ambar Grotto
Union of North America
E C Black 79 Former Railway Clerk Dies in Tillamook
E C Black 79 longtime Cedar Rapids Railway Express clerk died Sunday in Tillamook Oregon where he had lived ten years. He leaves wife two daughters Mrs H O Thune of Cedar Rapids and Mrs A M Davis of San Fernando California a sister Mrs Grover Taylor of Glendale California and a stepson Harry Chinn of Tillamook. Funeral services set for Wednesday in Tillamook with burial in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Black
Railway Express
Cedar Rapids
Tillamook
Ore
H. O. Thune
A. M. Davis
San Fernando
Calif
Grover Taylor
Glendale
Harry Chinn
Pillamook
Services for Rozetta McKenna Hickman
Rozetta McKenna Hickman widow of John M. Hickman and former Mt. Vernon resident died in Cedar Rapids at Barta-Hesser chapel. The Rev. Merton Green of the Mt. Vernon Methodist church officiated at 1 30 p m Thursday. Burial is in Oak Shade cemetery at Marion with calling after 5 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozetta McKenna Hickman
John M. Hickman
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Merton Green
The
Methodist Church of
Oak Shade
Marion
Funeral services for Mrs Alberta Butterfield held at Walker church
Services for Mrs Alberta Butterfield of 117 Tenth Street NE were conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Methodist church at Walker after the body was moved from Beatty chapel. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Cora Allen of Cedar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Butterfield
Tenth Street
Walker
Beatty Chapel
Cora Allen
Cedar Rapids
Services for James Bruce at Beatty Chapel at 1:30
Services for James Bruce of 860 Fourteenth Street NE will be held in Beatty chapel at 1 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev Frank Ward.
Services for John Vosdingh Held at Beatty Chapel
John Vosdingh died Sunday at 1685 Edgewood read NW. Services will be at Beatty chapel at 10 a.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev. John Wieand of the Church of the Brethren. Burial follows at Dunkard cemetery near Toddville. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vosdingh
Edgewood Read
Beatty Chapel
John Wieand
Church of the Brethren
Dunkard
Toddville
Fat
Obituary for Tony Malek of 1801 D street SW
Services for Tony Malek will be conducted in Barta-Hesser chapel at 3 30 p m Wednesday by the Rev Frank Ward. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Malek
D Street
Frank Ward
Oak Hill Cemetery
ISEA Official Charges Error In Sick Leaves
Cedar Rapids teachers faced a contest over sick leave after the ISEA asserted the state attorney general erred in a ruling limiting sick leave to 35 days. The city had allowed 60 days, and officials warned the reversal could impact teacher recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISEA
Cedar Rapids
Douglas Grant
Iowa State Education Association
Iowa
Martin
Winter storm rages across Iowa snarling travel and prompting weather alerts
Snow drifts and hazardous highways strand travelers after heavy snowfall across eastern Iowa. Des Moines and Cedar Rapids report snow covered roads as officials warn of continued cold overnight while forecasts call for light snow through Thursday and a risk of further storms. A separate local dispute over sick leave for teachers draws comment from state lawmakers and a Cedar Rapids superintendent signals potential test cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Ames
Des Moines
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Snow blankets Kansas and Missouri paralyzing travel
The heaviest winter snow covers Kansas and parts of Missouri from the lower Missouri valley to the upper Great Lakes. Police warn motorists to avoid nonessential travel as five deaths in Kansas City are blamed on the weather and hotels fill with stranded commuters. Bismarck, North Dakota records 20 below zero as the coldest spot. The snow also brightens the winter wheat crop outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas
Missouri
Missouri Valley
Great Lakes
Bismarck
N. D
Kansas City
Beardsley Names Whitfield To Campaign Manager
Gov. William S. Beardsley announced Des Moines attorney Allen Whitfield will manage his bid for a third term. Whitfield previously directed Beardsley’s 1950 campaign and has opened headquarters in the Insurance Exchange building. Beardsley faces Lt. Gov. William Nicholas and former Lt. Gov. Kenneth Evans in the Republican primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William S. Beardsley
Allen Whitfield
Whitfield
Insurance Exchange
Beardsley
William Nicholas
Kenneth Evans
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Cc. R
Eben
Hastings
Fall
la Crosse
McGregor
Dubuque
Keokuk
Rise
Willard J. Rice and
Marian M. Roberts
Maxine M. Meredith
James L. Meredith
Isabelle D. Siechert
David Siechert
Meda Robinson
Jack Robinson
Roselyn A. Warren
Frank N. Warren
Mary Burns
Robert C. Burns
Fires
J Avenue NW
Seventeenth Avenu
Ares
St. Luke’s
Phillip White
C Avenue NE
Wilmer Stephan
James Stone
Camburn Court
Mercy
Leo Turner
Loyal
Wis
Donald Pieters
Pieters
Charles Barta
Sixteenth Street
Billy Thomas
Third Avenue SE
Peter Verteiko
Fourteenth Avenue
Joe Arce
John Oswald
A. H. Igram
Fifth Street
Bernard Sorenson
Elgin
Milo Vrba
Thirty-fourth Street
Amana
Jacob Zimpleman
Community Church
Henry O. Pettson
Shelly Funeral Home
Calmar
Mary Frances
Anna Goite
G. A. Meyer
Louisville
Delta
Ephram R. Graham
Delta Methodist Church
Garrett Cemetery
Whyte Funeral Home
What Cheer
William Dumbreiger
Nimmer Funeral Home
Sigourney
Forest B. Burington
Oakland Cemetery
Toledo
J. R. Corbett
Blanche Ball
Cocoa Beach
Fla
Henderson Funeral Home
Ed Stewart
Marshalltown
Frank H. Kramer
St. Mary’s Church
Church
David Hodgin
T. H. Meyer
Edward G. Popelka
H. E. Licht
Maynard G. Rowray
Donald M. Ross
Coe
Ben H. Peterson
Albert Jenkins
Plan Commission
City Plan Commission
City Hall
Grant Wood P.T.A
First United Ietran
O.E.S
Beckwith
Wilson
Snow
Mary Lenicek
Joe
Novak Heating Company
Don Jirouch
Alburnett House
Elizabeth Anderson
Charles Greiner
R. E. Kallem
Ellsworth
S. R. Sands
Robert Carlson
Stratford
Roy Nelson
Ray Park
Lewis Nichols
Peter Klaver
Kamra
John Allen
Archie Eide
Charles Weineth
Cook
John J. Kadlec
Bernard Stark
Curran Services
Mrs. Hickman Services
Mrs. Butterfield
Bruce Services
James Bruce
Fourteenth Street NE
Vosdingh Services
Malek Services
Grant
General Assembly
Hits State Legislature
Ernest Kosek
Newton
Vinton
Chariton
Oskaloosa
Maquoketa
Tioops
West Liberty
Durant
Clinton
Arthur Deal
Mr. Deal
Swift and Company
Monahan Mortuary
J. Monahan
Wm. J. Stewart
Lapes
Florist
Third Ave
John E. Lapes
Urner’& Son Funeral Directors
Avenue
S.E
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