In Memory Memorials Listed Across Local Donations
A garbled list shows numerous In memory of notices from Cedar Rapids area groups and neighbors. Entries name individuals like Glenn Fletcher George Shultz Lena Vogt and Lena Vogt again with varying donor contributors. Amounts shown include 10.00 and 4.00 amid a total of 638.75 with a 21500.00 budget reference.
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Glenn O. Fletcher
the Gazette Co
KCRG
Glenn Fletcher
L. W. Courter
George Shultz
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Bill Berger
Thomas L. Crabbe
Park Avenue
G. O. Fletcher
Oliver J. Swab
Laguna
Anna Havlik
Mark Hutchinson
Howard C. Lane
Vernon
Warren C. Johnson
Marvin
Mary Gates
Fred
Floy Killen
Neil Pameticky
Ivy
Emma Smith
Elsie Prahm
Lena Vogt
W. C. Bernstorf
Lena A. Vogt
Lydia Hanry
Albcia Mikulecky
Lodge Pomnenka Vlasti Icd
Ee--Reseseraneenee
John B. Scan
Eagle Scout Dan Shireman to be honored at Court of Honor
Dan Shireman 14, son of Dr and Mrs Wayne Shireman of 259 Norman Drive NE, Marion, will receive the Eagle Scout award at a Troop 60 Court of Honor Saturday at 4 p.m. at First National Bank in Marion. He joined Cub Pack 15 in 1968 and Troop 60 in 1971 and has led as patrol leader and assistant patrol leader. He hiked and camped on multiple trails and served as teacher’s aide for a Bowman Woods School special education class. He attends Linn-Mar High School as a freshman and belongs to the First Baptist Church of Cedar Rapids.
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Dan Shireman
Wayne Shireman
Norman Drive
First National Motor Bank
Marion
Waubeek
Geode
Amaquonsippi
Grant
Hoover Trail
Bowman Woods School
First Baptist Church of
Cedar Rapids
Linn-Mar High School
Masonic Traveling Degree Team to Visit Cedar Rapids
The Virginia Craftsmen, a Master Mason degree team from 40 Virginia lodges, will visit Cedar Rapids on Friday April 18 with a 6 30 p m banquet at the Masonic Temple. Reservations only. tickets sold in advance from Cedar Rapids or Marion lodges or by calling Tom Eggleston at 365 1438. The team tours the Masonic library April 17 and will demonstrate the sublime degree following dinner.
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Virginia Craftsmen
Cedar Rapids
Grand Lodge of Virginia
Bruce Lodge
Masonic Temple
Marion
Tom Eggleston
Virginia
States
Scotland
Canada
U.S
89 year old Mechanicville resident keeps moving
William Best, age 89, drives his own car a 1966 Chevrolet and refuses to sit idle. He babysits a lively banjo mandolin group with Leo Biskup and plays for church groups and civic events. He credits hard work and a busy retirement with good health and purpose, noting few regrets and many grandchildren.
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William Best
Avenue NE
Bill
Best
Everett Staskal
Joe
Leo
William
Mechanicsville
Telephone Company
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Fruehaus
Mr. Best
Art Center Spring Trip to New York
The Cedar Rapids Art Center sponsors a 10th annual spring trip to New York City leaving April 17 and returning April 20. The package includes Barbizon Plaza hotel accommodations Broadway play tickets and sightseeing for 315 with a 100 deposit. For information call 366-7503.
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New York City
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Barbizon Plaza Hotel
Call the Art Center
French Dauphin Title Explained Through 14th Century Practice
The Dauphin was the heir to the French throne from 1350 to 1830. It began when the future King Charles V bought lands named Dauphine in 1349 and took the title. In 1368 he granted Dauphine to his son, establishing the rule that the king's eldest son becomes dauphin.
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Dauphin
Charles V
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Philippine Islands
Hearing Aid Service
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BonkAmericard
Home Protection CO
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