Iowa D A R Approves Three Resolutions at Conference
Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution adopted 13 resolutions at its final annual session. One supported federal bills giving local courts and police jurisdiction over Sac and Fox Indians on the Tama reservation and policing authority by county officials. The group also endorsed military training for citizens and backed UN programs, immigration limits, and higher teacher salaries. Mrs. R K Stoddard of Cedar Rapids was elected organizing secretary and Cedar Rapids was chosen to host the 1948 conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tama Reservation
W. G. Mac Martin
Tama
Kansas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oklahoma
United Nations
Congress
Boards of Education
R. K. Stoddard
Cedar Rapids
Weather and crime roundup in Cedar Rapids area March 15 1947
Cedar Rapids weather notes show highs and lows for Friday with light precipitation and a forecast of clear skies Sunday. Northwesterly winds ease by Sunday while temperatures rise Monday and Tuesday. Daily news item lists multiple traffic fines for reckless driving speeding and improper parking along with a series of birth and divorce notices and several public announcements from Mercy St Luke's Anamosa and Oakland Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Minnea
Fladelphia
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Petition Seeks Firing Of Iowa State President Friley
Forty students filed with the state board of education demanding the removal of Dr. Charles S. Friley as president of Iowa State College, while fifteen faculty members voiced strong support for Friley and urged Gaskill’s removal as dean of science. Telegrams from faculty labeled complaints against Friley as untrue and unwarranted. Signers included F. H. Spedding, Mabel Nelson, B. H. Platt, and Gaskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMES
Charles S. Friley
Iowa State College
State Board of Education
Friley
H. W. Gaskill
F. H. Spedding
ISC
Mabel Nelson
B. H. Platt
Gaskill
Black Confirmed For Bank Post
The Senate confirmed Eugene R. Black of New Jersey for the United States executive director post at the International Bank for a two year term. He succeeds Emilio Collado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene R. Black
New Jersey
United States
The
International Bank
Senate
Emilio Collado
Woman Waives To Grand Jury On False Pretenses Charge
Mrs. Marian L. Gilbert twenty two of 122 First Avenue NW Cedar Rapids, waived to the grand jury on a charge of obtaining merchandise by false pretenses after arraignment before Justice H. R. Churchill. Taken to Linn county jail on $1500 bond. Accused of opening charge accounts at three Cedar Rapids department stores and obtaining about $1000 in merchandise with fictitious information. Matron Esther Maher and Detective L. B. Marshall participated in the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian L. Gilbert
First Avenue NW
H. R. Churchill
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Esther Maher
L. B. Marshall
Nine Teens Hurt As Bus-Truck Crash Near Hammond
A Greyhound bus traveling from Muskegon Michigan to Chicago overturned after colliding with an oil truck and trailer near Hammond Indiana. Nine teen occupants sustained minor injuries and a motor fire was quickly put out by passing motorists. Passenger Ruth Otto of Davenport Iowa and her children were among those injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Greyhound
Chicago
Muskegon
Mich
Ruth Otto
Davenport
Iowa
Lorena
Inj
Twin Amendments Filed in Meat Cutters Picketing Case
Plaintiffs Nelson and Pfaff filed second and third amendments to their twin lawsuits Saturday, contending AFL practice blocks union members from passing through a ticket line of affiliated unions. They say no notice was served to other AFL unions and that no disputes or contracts exist with employes or union officers, while noting the union was enjoined after picketing at Nelson Food Market and Kenmore Food Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wier Nelson
Frank Pfaff
Meat Cutters
Nelson
Pfaff
AFL
Nelson and
Meat Cutters Union
Kenmore
Brundidge Held on Clinton County Larceny Charge
Paul Brundidge age 20 of 515 Sixth Avenue SE was arrested Friday by Deputy Sheriffs Pete Whittemore and Bob Spooner and turned over to Clinton county authorities on a warrant for larceny. He allegedly stole blankets dishes and other household goods in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brundidge
Sixth Avenue SE
Clinton County
Pete Whittemore
Bob Spooner
Brundidge
Clinton
Whittemore
Jail release for Nealy Booker on Judge’s order
Nealy Booker was released from the county jail Friday due to a critical illness that makes confinement dangerous to his life. He and Orville Trimble were sentenced last August 3 to a year in jail for theft of a suit from Killian's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nealy Booker
Floyd Philbrick
Booker
Orville Trimble
Killian’s
Desertion Charge Shocks Linn County Jail Inmate
Eugene R. Smith, 20, was held in Linn county jail Saturday on a desertion charge after being detained by navy authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene R. Smith
Linn County
Navy
Will of Herman C. Ahrens Probate Granted
The will of Herman C. Ahrens who died February 24 was admitted to probate Friday. He named his wife Lena E. Ahrens sole heir and executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman C. Ahrens
Lena E. Ahrens
Ee Executrix
He Doesn't Believe in Overlooking a Good Bet
A small boy wanders into a hardware store with a red lantern claiming someone left it by a street hole. The proprietor asks where it came from, and the boy explains he found it nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Aew
Two Providence Cops Accused as Robber Gang Tipsters
Two Providence police officers George B. Harris and Gordon L. Conway were held for the grand jury on charges of acting as tipsters for a Rhode Island gang involved in a weekend robbery and shootout. They faced bail totaling 190000, alongside three alleged gang members in a case linked to the slayings during the restaurant burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
George B. Harris
Gordon L. Conway
Harris
Police Act
Conway
Luigi de Pasquale
Henry Cipriano
Frank Martinelli
Joseph V. Aiello
Ecuadorian Revolt Reported Crushed
Dispatches from Quito said the government announced it had thwarted a planned revolt against President Jose Velasco Ibarra. The uprising was said to have begun at dawn in Riobamba, 110 miles southwest of Quito, with authorities noting a prior plot February 10 resulting in 17 arrests. Velasco Ibarra resumed constitutional rule last August after seizing dictatorial powers five months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Quito
Jose Velasco Ibarra
Riobamba
Velasco Ibarra
Ecuador
Wreckage Seen of Air France DC-3 Missing Flight
A search plane spotted the Air France DC-3 wreck near Grenoble after it vanished Friday with 23 aboard including two Americans. Engines and fuselage were damaged with no one nearby. Alpine teams head to scene as villagers report possible explosion between Valence and Grenoble. Air rescue planes to assist. The two American passengers were listed as John Mantz, 42, and a man named Anfossi with unknown addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
France
Air France
Grenoble
Valence
Grenob
Nice
Paris
John Mantz
Anfossi
Iowa Marine Aviator Dies in Plane Crash
Ottumwa report notes Lt. Selsor a Marine aviator killed in a sea plane crash last Monday. He instructed at Ottumwa naval air station from 1944 to 1945. Survived by his wife Mrs. Evan L. Selsor of Agency Iowa a daughter and his father Capt. William C. Selsor of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Evan L. Selsor
Agency
Navy Department
Selsor
Hawaiian Islands
China
Ottumwa Naval Air Station
William C. Selsor
Philadelphia
No Complaining Witness Brokus Released Friday
William Brokus, 20, arrested Thursday on a desertion warrant from September in Dubuque county, was released Friday afternoon after the complaining witness could not be located. Patrolmen Jerry Navratil and LaVerne Moran detained him earlier and then recheck led to the warrant discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brokus
Dubuque
Brokus
Jerry Navratil
LaVerne Moran
If Golf Clubs Could Speak At Contest End
A playful verse imagines golf clubs commenting on a player after a contest. The driver laments being misused by the wrong owner and the irons reflect on the player’s temperament and performance, suggesting fate and value lie in skilled hands.
Troop Arrivals Report From War Transport Waves
The transport George W. Goethals arrived at New York from Bremerhaven with 123 war brides and children, 23 troops and 39 army dependents. In San Francisco the Admiral W. Benson arrived from Shanghai with 1,216 troops and 15 civilians. No troopships were due in U S ports Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
George W. Goethals
New York
Bremerhaven
San Francisco
Admiral W. S. Benson
Shanghai
U. S
New Orleans Mayor Blames Gamblers for Ouster Move
New Orleans Mayor De Lesseps S Morrison accused petition signers of impeachment of being influenced by gamblers racketeers and underworld elements He warned of libel and criminal charges against the signers and defended his administration calling his contingent fund handling businesslike and free of favoritism He asserted the city must enforce laws without privilege or concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
INS
de Lesseps S. Morrison
Herne Racivitch
John S. Waterman
Reform
New York
Racivitch
Morrison
Waterman
Edward Heath
Rmit Fund
Union Head Targets Taft Wallace and Celler Over Swiss Watches
Walter W. Cenerazzo, president of the American Watch Workers Union, testifies to the House labor committee that Sen. Taft used his office to push Swiss watch imports and that Rep. Celler aided Benrus. He links Taft to Gruen and notes Taft family stockholdings. Henry Wallace is named as an advocate for imports. He says Taft blocked a Senate probe into importers, which the union sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter W. Cenerazzo
House Labor Committee
Sen. Taft
Ohio
American Watch Workers Union
Rep. Celler
D-N.y
House
Benrusatch Company
Cenerazzo
Taft
Gruen Watch Company
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Henry Brugman
United States
Celler
Benrus Company
Senate
Penick Employes Return to Work After Dispute
The Penick plant resumed operations at 3 p.m. Friday after a stoppage by about 600 National Council of Grain Processors Local 18619 members who argued against a time study system. Dr. J Max Widmer defended the plan while union leaders said it measured time rather than work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penick and
Ford
Robert Decker
Grain Processors’ Union
National Council of Grain Processors, Local 18619
Decker
J. Max Widmer
Penick
City Briefs Visitors At Mercy Hospital And Trips West
Mrs. Fred Daubenmier of Blairs Feroad NE is permitted visitors at Mercy hospital. Walter Compton of 2204 Johnson avenue NW leaves today for Huntington Park CA to make his home there. H L Johnson, a decorating contractor, hosted his employer and families at a private dinner at the Roosevelt hotel Friday with motion pictures after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Daubenmier
Blairs Feroad NE
Mercy Hospital
Walter Compton
Johnson Avenue NW
Huntington Park
Calif
H. L. Johnson
Roosevelt Hotel
Play at St. Wenceslaus School Sunday Evening
A play is presented in the St. Wenceslaus grade school auditorium Sunday night at eight o clock. Before the performance the high school orchestra will perform several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Wenceslaus
Italian pro fascist editor slain over Mussolini gold tale
Milan the Meridiano D Italia manager Franco De Agazio was shot at his home after the paper linked its Mussolini execution reports to a missing fortune of gold. Editor Franco Servello blamed partisans and higher ups for the killing while anti Communist papers alleged the treasure was seized for party uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Benito Mussolini
Franco de Agazio
Meridiano D'Italia
University of Milan
Franco Servello
Mussolini
Servelte
Lake Como
Dongo
Indiana Raises Minimum Teacher Salaries Under New Law
Governor Ralph Gates signed a measure boosting Indiana teacher pay to a minimum of 1600 dollars per year for inexperienced teachers in eight month schools. The change raises the prior minimum from a lower figure and targets beginning educators statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ralph Gates
Indiana
Teenage Pattern 4915 Seeks Sewers for Simple Outfit
Anne Adams features pattern 4915 for teenage sizes 10 through 16 with a no sew option and simple instructions. Size 12 uses about 3 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric and sells for 25 cents, sent via Pattern Dept at Chicago to Cedar Rapids Gazette readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Pigeon
Ceder Rapids Gazette
Clinton St
Chicago
Ill
Budenz Links Juniper to CIO Union Figure
Louis F. Budenz ex Communist editor testified to the House labor committee that the mysterious Comrade Juniper from the 1941 Allis Chalmers strike is a national officer of the United Electrical Workers CIO. He said the officer attended Communist Central Committee meetings and hid his beliefs while moving in and out of union posts. The committee proceeds with an inquiry aimed at fact based conclusions within about a week to 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis F. Budenz
House Labor Committee
Juniper
Allis-Chalmers
United Electrical Workers
CIO
Communist
Daily Worker
Fordham University
Budenz
UEW
Communist Central Committee
Fred A. Hartley
Rn.j
Harold Christoffel
Robert Buse
United Automobile Workers
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Obituaries and funeral notices from Iowa communities
Obituaries and funeral notices for John Christenson 86 of Read township Clayton County died Thursday services set 10:30 a.m. Sunday at home and 11 a.m. at Norway Lutheran church burial in adjacent cemetery. Also Mrs Sarah M. Clearman 99 Oxford burial in Oxford cemetery survivors listed. Also Mrs Catherine Mossman 82 Ossian. Mae Spencer 82 Spencer. Florence Baker 54 Decorah with burial Bluffton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf
John Christenson
Norway Lutheran Church
Read Township
Clayton County
Caroline Engebretson
Oxford Township
Milo Ives
A. R. Clearman
George Clearman
Oxford
Hattie Cameron
Iowa City
Oxford Presbyterian Church
W.R.C
Ossian
Catherine Mossman
St. Mary’s Church
William
Near Festina
Albert Bushman
Mae Spencer
Spencer’s Grove
Cedar Rapids
Fayette County
John Kelso
Victor E. Spencer
Decorah
Florence Baker
Bluffton
Donald
Herbert Yarwood
Ridgeway
Ralph Taylor
Harry Taylor
Washington State
Seward Baker
Anthony Alman
Naval Reserve Enlists 17 From Cedar Rapids and Iowa City
Twenty nine men join the Naval reserve this month including five from Cedar Rapids and twelve from Iowa City on inactive duty. Chief Machinist’s Mate Marvin Horak announced the enlistments at the Federal Building naval recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Naval Reserve
Marvin Horak
Naval Recruiting Station
Federal Building
Vernon L. Rompot
James L. McDonald
Vernon H. Hessenius
William K. Delahunt
Glen W. Crandall
Omar L. Lovetinsky
Carl A. Tate
James R. Baxter
Jack T. Patterson
Charles W
Iowa Girl Killed by Shotgun Blast
Patricia Ann Carney, five, died in Whiterome after a shotgun discharged while a 10-year-old brother attempted to wrest the weapon away. Hugh Carney Jr said he tried to keep the gun from his sister to prevent harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemore
Patricia Ann Carney
Hugh Carney, Jr
Homestead Payments Set New Iowa Record
Iowa will pay out a record 16,423,311 in homestead tax exemptions this year, up 765,673 from 1946. John Barnes, head of the property tax division, cites returning veterans and higher home valuations as the main factors behind the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
Tax Commission
Iowa TB Association elects first woman president
Des Moines AP Mrs C L Gord of Davenport was chosen as the first woman president of the Iowa Tuberculosis Association. Chosen as vice presidents are Dr F A Hennessy of Calmar and Clarence Johnston of Ottumwa. Fred Cedar Falls and Fred H Quiner of Des Moines remain secretary and treasurer. An expanded executive committee includes Dr Ralph Smiley Mason City Ervin Stepanek Cedar Rapids Norris Crosby Des Moines and Dr Ralph Loveday Sidney. A resolution allows county associations to contribute 20 percent of national research funds not otherwise allocated, if it does not harm operating budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
C. L.gord
Davenport
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
C. W. Sankey
F. A. Hennessy
Calmar
Clarence Johnston
Ottumwa
Press
Fred Cedar
Cedar Rapids
Norris F. Crosby
Ralph Lovelady
Sidney
Congress Snags On Postmasters
President Truman has sent 585 postmaster nominations to the Senate since January 3, but none have been acted on. Republicans and Democrats spar over investigating appointment methods and possible Hatch Act violations while the Post Office Department grows anxious as many appointees await confirmation. Senator Langer calls for a civil service committee probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Senate
Langer
R-N.d
Senate Civil Service Committee
Post Office Department
Civil Service Committee
Rules Committee
Morrell stockholders approve two for one split vote
John Morrell and Company stockholders vote overwhelmingly for a two for one stock split at the annual meeting in Portland Maine. The action increases shares from 400000 to 1200000 with 400000 new shares authorized but not issued. Directors vote to reduce the board from fourteen to twelve, with W H T Foster and Herman F Veenker retiring from the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
John Morrell and Company
Meat Packers
Ottumwa
G. M. Foster
W. H. T. Foster
Herman F. Veenker
Sioux Falls
S. D
Iowa Legion Speech Winners Named for State Finals
DES MOINES INS lists ten district winners who will advance to the finals at Iowa State Teachers College. Richard Wischmeier of Burlington and Bill Skaise of Dubuque lead the field as district champions. finalists include Homer Long Grundy Center Karyl McMinn Greely Marilyn Sloan Oskaloosa Richard Herridge Perry Paul Press Atlantic Molly Malloy Shenandoah Darreil Elbert Whittemore Frederick Nagelstad Sioux City. The finals determine the state's representative for regional and national competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
American Legion
Fred Schmidt
Eldora
Legion
Richard Wischmeier
Burlington
Bill Skaise
Dubuque
Homer Long
Grundy Center
Karyl McMinn
Greely
Marilyn Sloan
Oskaloosa
Richard Herridge
Perry
Paul Press
Atlantic
Molly Malloy
Shen
Human Teeth Necklace Missing at University Display
Iowa City police said a necklace made of human teeth from a Centrel and South American art exhibit at the University of Iowa has been missing since last week. The theft was reported Friday and authorities are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa Art
Schuschnigg Defends Self In Iowa Lecture
Grinnell Iowa Franz Schuschnigg former Austrian chancellor defends his record describing Austria under his rule as best possible while criticising German occupation. He says Austria earned right to sign treaty with Allies, not a peace deal, and cites past criticisms after Dollfuss assassination. He was detained by Gestapo after the 1938 Anschluß and freed in 1945 by American forces. He notes State Department restrictions on discussing U S actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Hitler
Schuschnigg
Gestapo
State Department
United States
Purdue vice president doubts committee on fieldhouse collapse
Vice president Frank C. Hockema of Purdue says a committee's Feb 24 bleacher collapse finding is wrong. He argues structural defects caused the tragedy not rust, noting front edge hooks and stirrups were too thin to bear the load as the connections began failing before the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Frank C. Hockema
Purdue University
Hockema
Death of Raymond Donohue lifelong Cedar Rapids resident
Raymond Donohue 56 former Cedar Rapids resident died Friday after a three week illness at Misericordia Hospital Milwaukee. Survived by wife Edna Klein Milwaukee daughter Mary Ann and two sisters Edina and Marjorie Donohue both of Cedar Rapids. Son John Edward and brother Chester predeceased him. Born Cedar Rapids November 13 1890 he lived here until 1933 and was known for purebred Hamp shires and other livestock. Services at Brett funeral chapel Milwaukee and St Rose church Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Donohue
Cedar Rapids
Misericordia Hospital
Milwaukee
Edna Klein
Mary Ann
Edina
Marjorie Donohue
John Edward
Chester
Mr. Donohue
Mrs W G Spencer 82 Cedar Rapids resident dies after long illness
Mrs W G Spencer aged 82, longtime Spencer's Grove resident, died in a Cedar Rapids nursing home after a long illness. Born October 29, 1864 in Hazleton, she lived in Spencer's Grove over 60 years before moving to Cedar Rapids. She was a member of the Daughters of Union Veterans. Surviving: sister Ida Thiele of Tujunga, California, five grandsons and seven great grandchildren. Services will be at Spencer's Grove Methodist church at 2:30 p.m. Sunday with burial in Spencer's Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Spencer
Cedar Rapids
Hazleton
Spencer’s Grove
Daughters of Union Veterans
Ida Thiele
Tujunga
Calif
Spencer’s Grove Methodist Church
Spencer's Grove
Services for Charles Lockwood Held in Cedar Rapids
Charles Lockwood a transient who died in a local hospital after a heart attack in downtown Cedar Rapids will receive services at 2 p m Monday in the Teahen chapel with Rev J E DeLong of Trinity Methodist Church officiating. Burial follows in Linwood cemetery’s Spanish American War veterans lot with Veterans of Foreign Wars conducting military rites. Friends may call after Sunday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lockwood
Cedar Rapids
Teahen Chapel
J. E. DeLong
Trinity Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Carolyn J. Philbrick in Newcomerstown
Word reached Marvin Cone of 1721 Fifth Avenue SE about the death of his aunt Mrs. Carolyn J. Philbrick a former Cedar Rapids resident who died early Saturday at the home of her daughter and son-in-law Dr and Mrs Chester Hanson in Newcomerstown Ohio Services are planned for Monday afternoon in Newcomerstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Cone
Fifth Avenue SE
Carolyn J. Philbrick
Cedar Rapids
Chester Hanson
Newcomerstown
Ohio
H. D. Cone
Sugar rationing extension urged until Oct 31
The committee voted late Friday to recommend extending sugar rationing and price controls through October 31.
Quail shooter survives near miss in Oklahoma
In Ponca City Oklahoma Elmer Steanson fired at a quail but his shot went astray yet the bird fell. Steanson said the bullet came so close that it rattled him and he and the others confirmed a near miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Okla
Elmer Steanson
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D.A.R
Daily Record
Vernelle van Valkenburg
First Avenue SE
Robert Lawler
Second Avenue SE
Martin Anderson
William Sandoe Jordan
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
R. J. Peterson
Donald G. Ribble
Knollwood Drive
George Razook
Third Street
Harold J. Smith
Tenth Street
Leonard L. Barton
Eighth Street
Guy Ferguson
Sixteenth Avenue
A. V. Rahn
K Avenue
L. W. Kolb
Eleventh Avenue
Marvin H. Peden
Daniels Street
Don E. Novak
Ellen M. McDonough
Robert W. McKim
Mt. Vernon
Cleo L. Humphrey
Fertile
James W. White
Patricia A. Albin
West Branch
Lake G. Edens
Mt. Pleasant
Ruth Maule
North English
Edward P. Nielsen
Maurine M. Thompson
Coggan
Dorothy Maxwell
Alexander Maxwell
Madeline Hansen
Ralph Hansen
Henrietta M. Hodge
Ralph Hodge, Jr
Mercy
James H. Hamilton
Avenue
Joseph Run
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Selzer
Homestead
St. Luke’s
James Stephanson
Ninth Street
Marion
George Hodge
Anamosa
Towell D. Smothers
Oakland
Albert P. Kunde
Kunde
Pauline Halverson
St. Louis
Donald Hoff
Black
Bank Post
Grand Jury
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Horton Smith
Irons
Watch Union
Dr. Wi
Dr. Widmer
Italy
Electric Union
Hartley
C Ttee
Irving McCann
James M. McInerney
C.R
Iowa TB Association
Morrell
Iowa Legion
Ea County
Ilda EB. Boyer
V. G. Spencer
Lockwood Services
Carolyn Philbrick
John NE Turner
Puneet
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