Weather and notices from Daily Record including temps and licenses
Weather summary lists highs and lows for cities such as Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans York and Seattle with varying precipitation. Forecast calls for mostly fair with mild changes and a chance of late Friday showers. The section also covers marriage licenses, divorce petitions, traffic fines and recent birth and death notices from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Chicago
New Orleans
Rec
York
Duluth
Oenix
Los Angeles
Seattle
Miami
Sioux City
Towa
Lons Denies Stabbing Davelis in Iowa City Case
James Lons testified he did not stab Andrew Davelis on October 12, denying it under cross examination. He described events on October 11, including a confrontation in which Davelis allegedly threatened his wife and claimed past relations. The defense noted potential intoxication affecting judgment and plans to finish presenting its case.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
James Lons
Andrew Davelis
Lons
Andy
Baculis
Lons House
Edward Poggenpohl
Harold Elder
Davelis
Viola
Jack White
Andrew Woods
Bank bandit robs Iowa bank in daylight hold up
A six foot tall man wearing blue denim and a baseball cap robbed an Iowa bank in daylight. He forced three employees into the vault and fled with cash after locking them inside. Crumley, the cashier, said the heist lasted about five minutes and the robber escaped by car, plane, and train.
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Crumley
Nebergall
Iowa
Bronson
Sioux City
Defense Contracts Open for Manufacturers, Thorne Says
Robert Caldwell of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce reports a Wednesday call from O E Thorne of the Commerce Department in Davenport. Thorne seeks idle mill machinery firms capable of handling defense orders for light and heavy equipment with both prime and sub contracts available. Contact 310 Kahl Building Davenport.
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Robert Caldwell
Cedar Rapids
Russia Population Surpasses US by One Third
The National Geographic Society reports that Russia’s population is about one third larger than the United States, highlighting a notable demographic gap between the two nations.
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Russia
National Geographic Society
Annual Red Cross Meeting Set for May Fourteenth
The Linn county chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at the Montrose hotel at 6 30 p m on May 14. Des Moines civil defense official Rodney Q Selby will speak on the Red Cross role in civil defense with William O Gray also addressing the gathering. Election of board representatives is on the agenda with new candidates Peter F Bezanson Gene D Carson Dr Edward H Files and Miss Charlotte Lillie and incumbents William Cormack William O Gray Franklin Kemp John Krall Frank Nye and Ray Spielman.
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Linn County
The
American Red Cross
Montrose Hotel
Rodney Q. Selby
Des Moines
Iowa State Development Commission
Red Cross
William O. Gray
Peter F. Bezanson
Gene D. Carson
Edward H. Files
Charlotte Lillie
William Cormack
Franklin Kemp
John Krall
Frank Nye
Ray Spielman
Deaths George J. Koury 73 Sioux City resident dies
George J. Koury aged 73 of Sioux City died in Iowa City at 1 05 a m Wednesday born in Ain Arab Syria he was a salesman in Sioux City and a member of St Johns Syrian Orthodox church Survivors include his wife Sadie four daughters three sons two sisters and two grandchildren Services will be held at St Georges Syrian Orthodox church at 1 30 p m Wednesday Burial follows in St Georges cemetery Friends may call at Barta Hesser chapel after 4 p m Thursday
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George J. Koury
Sioux City
Iowa City
Ain Arab
Syria
Koury
St. John’s Syrian Orthodox Church
Sadie
A. F. Mitchel
M. F. Atty
Emily Cannon
Cedar Rapids
Victoria Koury
George
Las Vegas
Mike
Los Angeles
David
Selma Haddy
A. Andrew
Cambridge
Ohio
St. George’s Syrian Orthodox Church
A. Rihbany
St. George’s Cemetery
Barta- Hesser
Death of Cedar Rapids resident John T. Jackson
John T. Jackson aged 65 a Cedar Rapids resident for 44 years and a retired barber died at University Hospitals Iowa City at 12 15 p m Tuesday after a long illness Born March 9 1879 in Blairstown he married Katie M Wells on Aug 9 1898 in Marengo Surviving include wife three sons Rex W Jackson John Everett Jackson Sterling LeRoy Jackson three sisters Abbie Nolan Nan Fitzgerald Lucile Kinney ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren Graveside services will be held in Blairstown cemetery at 4 30 p m Thursday following a 3 30 p m service at Turner chapel Friends may call at the chapel.
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John T. Jackson
Eighth Street
Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Blairstown
Katie M. Wells
Marengo
Rex W
Bemidji, Minn
John Everett
Quincy
Ill
Sterling
LeRoy Jackson
Abbie Nolan
Nan Fitzgerald
Lucile Kinney
Des Moines
Turner Chapel
Frank Ward
Turner predicts a new world as science changes society
Yale historian Dr. Ralph E. Turner told about 200 Cedar Rapids listeners that a sweeping shift in culture and economy is driven by science. He argued communism offers little future and urged people to anticipate brain power over muscle power, with broad access to knowledge guiding humane use.
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Dr. Turner
Cedar Rapids Brothers James Des Moines Brother Funeral Plans
The brothers Joseph and Thomas both of Cedar Rapids along with James of Des Moines are named in the notice. The body lies at Brady Mortuary and a funeral announcement will follow.
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Cedar Rapids
Joseph
Thomas
James
Des Moines
Brady Mortuary
Infant Kenneth Harford Dies in Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Allan Harford infant son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence L Harford of Marion died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 2 41 a m Tuesday. Surviving are his grandparents Mr and Mrs George F Miller Mr and Mrs John Davis and a great grandfather Marion Harford all of Cedar Rapids. Private services were held in Brush chapel at 3 30 p m Tuesday.
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Kenneth Allan Harford
Lawrence L. Harford
Marion
Cedar Rapids
George F. Miller
John Davis
Marion Harford
Brush Chapel
Obituary for John Netolicky of Amana Area
John Netolicky 69 of route 1 Amana died 2 10 p m Tuesday at a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. He farmed near Amana where he lived most of his life. Surviving sister Mrs Aniton Straka Fairfax and brother Charles Netolicky Cedar Rapids. A brother Joe died in March. Services 4 p m Thursday at Barta Hesser chapel by T B Hlubacek. Burial Dupont Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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John Netolicky
Route 1
Amana
Cedar Rapids
Aniton Straka
Fairfax
Charles Netolicky
Joe
Barta-Hesser
T. B. Hlubacek
Dupont Cemetery
Larson urges Kefauver to boost FBI cooperation with states
Des Moines Attorney General Larson praised Kefauver committee for backing full federal-state law enforcement cooperation. He said Iowa provides criminal data to the FBI routinely but receives little in return. He noted delays in sharing saboteur information and called for state crime commissions in larger Iowa cities at an estimated $25,000 annually each.
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Des Moines
Larson
Kefauver Committee
Iowa
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Council of State
Cedar River Flood Continues Pressures on Iowa Dikes
Public improvements commissioner David L. Williams said every effort is made to keep the Cedar within its banks as flood stage looms. The Cedar crested at Waterloo at 19.1 feet Monday and fell to 11.5 feet Wednesday morning amid widespread Des Moines river concerns and up to two inches of new rainfall in 24 hours.
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David L. Williams
Public Improvements
Waterloo
Iowa
Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Des Moines River
Memorial services for Cedar Rapids resident Robert Mundt
Robert Mundt who had lived in Cedar Rapids since 1900 died Monday after a long illness. Services will be held at 1 30 p m Thursday in Turner chapel with Rev H G Schwegler of First Lutheran church presiding. Burial is in Summit cemetery near Davenport. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Robert Mundt
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
H. G. Schwegler
First Lutheran Church
Summit Cemetery
Davenport
Thomas L Fitzsimmons dies after brief illness
Thomas L Fitzsimmons 56 of 829 Third avenue SE Cedar Rapids roadmaster's clerk for the Northwestern Railway died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. Born February 15 1895 in Clinton he came to Cedar Rapids from Boone in 1937. Survived by two brothers and four sisters. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Thomas L. Fitzsimmons
Third Avenue
North Western Railway
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Boone
Immaculate Conception Church
Fitzsimmons
Knights of Columbus
The
Elks, Holy Name Society
Moose and Railway Clerks Association
Joseph
Omaha
Francis
Lloyd Swope
Logansport
Ind
Mary Thomasella B. V. M
Mary Eluceda B. V. M
Margaret Smith
Chicago
Teahen Chapel
Services for Willis C. Kohl to be held at St. Andrew's Church
Willis C Kohl, residing at 1504 D avenue NE, died Monday. Services are set for 3 p.m. Friday at St Andrew's Evangelical United Brethren church conducted by Rev LeRoy Carter. Burial will follow at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at Beatty chapel until noon Friday.
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Willis C. Kohl
D Avenue NE
St. Andrew’s Evangelical
Services for Alfred J. Gaskill
Services for Alfred J. Gaskill, of 1117 Third Street SW, who died Monday, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Barta Hesser chapel by the Rev. Donald G. Peters. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Alfred J. Gaskill
Third Street
Donald G. Peters
St. John’s Cemetery
Ship Steered by Remote Control
General Electric introduces an electric helm device allowing a ship to be steered remotely from various spots on board. The chest strapped unit uses a small control knob and plugs into ship steering outlets, potentially usable if standard steering stations fail during combat.
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Schenectady
General Electric Company
Filing Rules for Withholding Tax Silence in Cedar Rapids
About 50 household withholding tax returns were filed in Cedar Rapids before the deadline. Bureau official Herman Stecklein noted confusion on who must file while Social Security managers Kenneth Reid and the local office reiterated that household employers must pay attention to a $50 quarterly earnings and 24 days worked rule for each employer.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Herman Stecklein
Bureau
Social Security Office
Kenneth Reid
Social Security
Cedar Rapids apartment owners sue three insurers for $23225.09
John W. Darragh LeRoy W. and Johanna Skogman and Tait and Wagner sue Merchants Fire Insurance Company Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania and Fire Association of Philadelphia for 23225.09 dollars after a May 5 1950 windstorm damaged their building at 122 to 128 First Avenue NE and 105 to 111 Second Street NE. The suit seeks 10556.86 from Merchants 4222.75 from Pennsylvan ia and 8445.48 from Philadelphia for losses under jointly held policies. They allege wind damage to walls roof floors wiring gutters and windows.
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Cedar Rapids
Eastern Insurance Companies
John W. Darragh
LeRoy W
Johanna Skogman
Tait and Wagner and Company
Merchants Fire Assurance Corporation of New York
The
Insurance Company of
State of Pennsylvania
Fire Association of Philadelphia
First Avenue
Second Street
Merchants Corporation
Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Woman Sues for 1400 Damages Over Cabin Theft
An Anamosa woman Pearl Brannaman sues Melvin Slife of Waubeek for 1400 damages claiming wrongful possession of a summer cabin on land near Waubeek at the Wapsipinicon river. She says she bought the cabin and lease from Ashley Williams on June 30, 1948, the lease expired, Slife refused renewal and converted the cabin April 12, preventing her from moving selling or tearing it down.
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Anamosa
Melvin Slife
Waubeek
Wapsipinicon
Pearl Brannaman
Slife
Ashley Williams
Alfred H. Scott Sues for 15000 Over Tavern Altercation
Alfred H. Scott filed a 15000 suit for injuries after he was allegedly ejected from Bridge Villa tavern at 94 Third Avenue SW on April 21. Defendants include Bernice Cowgar, owner, and Robert Kessler, bartender. He claims permanent injury to his left eye, facial cuts, bruises, lost work time, and pain.
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Alfred H. Scott
Sixth Street
Bridge Villa
Third Avenue
Bernice Cowgar
Robert Kessler
Scott
Kessler
Longtime Cedar Rapids Resident Louis Easker Dies
Louis P. Easker of 1726 Bever Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 6 05 am after a long illness He was born May 10 1871 in Cedar Rapids and married Mary A Zvacek on Sept 27 1905 Surviving are three brothers John Henry Frank Basker and a sister Mrs Frank C Nemecek all of Cedar Rapids He was a Knights of Pythias member The funeral will be Friday at Rev Waldemar Argow with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery
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Louis P. Easker
Bever Avenue
Cedar Rapids
City
Mary A. Zvacek
John
Henry
Frank Basker
Frank C. Nemecek
The
Knights of Pythias
Turner Chapel
Waldemar Argow
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Man John Burke Dies After Brief Illness
John Burke 52 of 820 L Avenue NW Cedar Rapids died Tuesday at Veterans Hospital Des Moines after a brief illness. A World War I veteran he belonged to the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving are his mother Mrs Pat Burke and three sisters Miss Marguerite Burke of Chicago Mrs Marie Gallagher and Mrs Helen Cushman.
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John Burke
L Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pat Burke
Marguerite Burke
Chicago
Marie Gallagher
Helen Cushman
Court Orders Divorced Couple To Live Together
Mrs. Phyllis Campbell won a divorce after 27 years of marriage in Wichita. The judge ordered she and Telbert Campbell to live together hereafter as brother and sister, with her to prepare meals and run the home. Campbell plans to appeal and seek a conference with the state supreme court chief justice.
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Wichita
Phyllis Campbell
Ross McCormick
Campbell
W. Harvey
State Supreme Court
Farmers fuel use and bale production in early 20th century
U S farmers consumed under one million gallons of motor fuel in 1920 and produced over 7 million bale tons of produce by 1950. The data illustrate trends in agricultural energy use and output across the mid century.
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U. S
County Board of Review Sets May Meeting Dates
Linn county board of review will meet in regular session May 15 16 and 17. County Assessor M G Linkletter said Wednesday the board met for an organization meeting Tuesday first 1951 session day and adjourned until May 15 Linkletter The will of Vesta I Brown who died Nov 21 1950 was admitted to probate Wednesday naming her husband Ellis J Brown sole heir and executor without bond Jay J Burke Wednesday sued James Northcutt for 13674 alleged due on account.
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County Board of Review
Linn County Board of Review
M. G. Linkletter
Linkletter
Vesta I. Brown
Ellis J. Brown
Jay J. Burke
James Northcutt
Boone Teacher To Get Hearing On Contract
Boone Iowa AP The school board will give Robert F Shorb a hearing on renewing his teaching contract May 7. Shorb refused renewal unless his 7 year old son Michael could continue at a Catholic school. If no renewal follows the teacher may appeal to the board county superintendent and state department of public instruction.
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County Superintendent of Schools
State Department of Public Instruction
College Men Serious Campus Survey Indicates Focused Youth
Syracuse report by Dr. Clifford J. Craven finds 285 male students leaning away from dances football games and fraternities. The study shows college men prioritizing personal contact with peers and professors and academic preparation for a vocation.
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Syracuse, N.Y
Clifford J. Craven
Syracuse University
Marriage and license fees rise in Iowa after July Fourth
Des Moines AP reports Iowa lawmakers signed 15 bills. The marriage license in Iowa will rise from 1.50 to 3.00 on July 4 and drivers licenses will triple in cost after Independence Day. The governor also left about 50 measures for decision by May 16.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Beardsley
Debts of 32966.20 Listed Bankruptcy Sought by Cedar Rapids Couple
A Cedar Rapids pair William W. Hasbrouck and Lillian A. Hasbrouck filed joint petitions in federal court listing total debts of 32966.20 and assets of 500. Each shows 16483.10 in debt with 5310.83 secured by mortgages and 11172.27 unsecured. Lillian lists no assets while William shows 500 in household goods exempt from seizure. Refereed to John H. Mitchell in Graven's absence.
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Cedar Rapids
Federal District Court
William W
Lillian A. Hasbrouck
Sixth Street
William Hasbrouck
Lillian Hasbrouck
Henry N. Graven
John H. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Northern
Iowa
Gifts and Grants To SUI Totals Thirty Three Thousand
Gifts and grants totaling 33 203 29 have been accepted for the University of Iowa. The U S Public Health Service provides 12 438 for cancer teaching and research in the College of Medicine. Damon Runyon Memorial Fund contributes 7 600 for research on cell growth and metabolism under Dr G S Christiansen. American Cancer Society funds 5 000 for embryonic differentiation and neoplastic growth under Dr Emil Witschi. Snyder Ophthalmic Foundation grants 3 620 29 to support Dr Alson E Braley’s virus eye research. Eli Lilly supports 2 350 for physical chemical research on insulin under Dr Charles Tanford. Nutrition Foundation renews 1 500 for biochemistry directed by Dr George Kalnitsky. The Iowa Hospital School for Severely Handicapped Children receives 60 from anonymous donors for Ardyce Woodside Memorial fund, honoring a social worker killed in a car crash.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
U. S. Public Health Service
College of Medicine
Damon Runyon
G. S. Christiansen
American Cancer Society
Emil Witschi
Alson E. Braley
Snyder Ophthalmic Foundation
Braley
Eli Lilly Research Laboratories
Charles Tanford
George Kalnitsky
Nutrition Foundation
Iowa Hospital School
Ardyce Woodside
Harold Ward to Speak in Hopkinton Monday
Harold Ward will address a Hopkinton audience Monday at 6 30 p m in Town hall on A Visit with the Peoples of Europe. The talks are arranged by the Speakers bureau of the merce, announced by bureau chairman M W O Rieley. Dr Leo B Sedlacek spoke to Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus on Alcoholism and Its Social Significance.
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Cedar Rapids
Radio News Schedule for KCRG On Air Listing
A radio station outlines its daily schedule with news bulletins at 7 am 7 30 am noon and evening blocks. Dick Yoakam Pat Patterson Fulton Lewis and Fred Hall are named as presenting hosts across the day with Mutual Newsreel and world voices featured.
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Dick Yoakam
Gazette
Pat Patterson
Yoakam
Fulton Lewis
Mutual
Fred Hall
KCRG
Reward Upped to 140 for Person Who Killed Dog
Cedar Rapids residents boost the reward to 140 for information leading to arrest and conviction of the person who threw a dog into a drainage ditch near Collins Radio Company. The dog was found Monday with its mouth wired shut and legs bound in three inches of water. Detective efforts continue as a separate 100 reward stands for poisoning five dogs in the city last week.
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Joe Sadowsky
The
Humane Society
Collins Radio Company
Sadowsky
Cedar Rapids
May Linn County draft quota set at 34 men
Linn county selective service board reports a May draft quota of 34 men to be inducted in Des Moines on May 18. They will depart Cedar Rapids by bus early that morning. A naval reserve member from Cedar Rapids, Ronald A. Shelley, reports to Great Lakes for two weeks of recruit training.
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Linn County
County Selective Service Board
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Organized Naval Reserve
Great Lakes Naval Station
Ronald A. Shelley
Mt. Vernon Road
La Prensa Goes to Union Hands in Argentina
President Juan D. Peron announced at a May Day rally that the ex propriatied newspaper La Prensa will be handed over to the General Confederation of Labor for workers to use as they see fit.
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Buenos Aires
la Prensa
General Confederation of Labor
Juan D. Peron
Peron
City To Crack Down On Rubbish Haulers
Cedar Rapids will fine up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail for rubbish and trash haulers operating without a city license or proper load covers. Assistant City Health Officer Carl Smith announced the immediate crackdown under ordinance 2605. A city license costs 50 dollars yearly from July 1 to June 30, with a pro rated option to June 30 available for 8.34 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Carl Smith
Acheson Says Most Wedemeyer Korea Advice Followed
Secretary of State Acheson stated at a news conference that the administration carried out most of Lt. Gen. Wedemeyer’s Korea recommendations. The sole exception was not creating an independent military mission but instead organizing a Korean scout force with American officers.
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Washington
State Acheson
Wedemeyer
Korea
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Lions meet with wives’ blessing in nylon hose prize
In Duquoin Illinois members of the Elkville Dowell Lions Club routinely receive their wives approval to attend meetings. Attendance prizes at these meetings are women's nylon hose highlighting a lighthearted local custom.
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Duquoin, Ill
Elkville-Dowell
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Daily Record
C. R
Bose
Municipal
Michael L. Hood
Dubuque
Patricia J. Darling
LaVern L. Kramer
Marilyn J. Cue
Urbana
Max D. Wheatley
Hills
Jaroslava Holub
Dana K. Kerns
Charles H. Kerns
Darlene B. Gardner
D. V. Gardner
David Stevens
Fifth Avenue
Gordon Nicholson
Thirtyfourth Street
Edward Stanek
Center Point Road
Mervin Morris
H Street
Gordon Scrivener
Louis Cannon
Gilbert Lavell
Morgan Kramer
C Avenue NW
Maynard Long
Fourteenth Street
Paul Fisk
B Avenue NE
Justice Court
Charles Ward
Eighth Avenue SE
Miles Adams
Floyd Longenbaugh
Robert Shutteree
Charles Benesh
James Palmer
Route 3
Leonard Jandik
Nineteenth Avenue SW
William Nickles
Third Street NW
Robert Hughes
Walter Miller
Archie Jensen
Palo
St. Luke’s
Charles Carmen
Center Point
Virtes Busch
Marvin Deschards
Newhall
Barton Taylor
Central City
Marvin Adair
I. S. Flanery
Oakland Drive
William Seitz
Mercy
Frank Kinney
Montevello
Calif
P. K. McCollister
McCollister
Donald R. Lynch
Blake Boulevard
M. C. McCollister
Long Beach
Isabell Wenger
Passmore Funeral Home
Coggan
Charles Rech
Mt. Clark
George Flint
Methodist Church
Earlville
John Kruse
St. Joseph’s Church
William J. Dempster
Clifton
Gospel Hall
Manchester
Monticello
John D. Behnken
Goettsch
Riverside Cemetery
Andy Davelis
Thorne
John Robertson
Ralph E. Turner
Yale University
Coe College
Turner
Harford Infant
Kohl Services
Gaskill Services
SUI
Harold Ward
Hopkinton
Linn
Union
Acheson
John B. Turner & Son
Second Avenue
S.E
Lapes
Florist
Third Ave
Third Street SE
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