Vinton oil gang in crash escapes serious injuries
Five local oil station workers riding with Alvin Mills escaped major harm when their car crashed into a concrete bridge east of Traer and overturned into a ditch. Mills had a head cut and shoulder bruising. Frank Blocher suffered a wrist cut. Jay Smetzer August Brehm Milo Offt were uninjured.
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Vinton
Alvin Mills
Traer
Mills
Frank Blocher
Jay Smetzer
August Brehm
Milo Offt
Des Moines
Poor Pa by Claude Callan and local notices from Cedar County
The obituary notes Mrs. Mikel nee Elnora Bower born March 4 1892 north of Edgewood. She married James Molloy in 1906 he died 1919 later married Roy Mikel living north of Edgewood five years survivors include brother Harvey L Bower Minneapolis and sister Luella Ball Chicago. The Cedar County Bankers association met at Bennett led by Carl T Bennett of Mechanicsville with W H Witte London as president and J G Engel Bennett secretary treasurer. all county banks closed for Groups 7 and 8 meeting in Cedar Rapids. Also notes on marriages births deaths and a police matron appointment in Iowa City.
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Wheatland
Roy Hayes
Calamus
Jack Henderson
West Union
Parent Teachers Association
C. M. House
Inez Barnhouse
Fred Ganske
C. W. Whitney
Conesville
Ralph Crawford
Virginia Stauffer
Rufus Bullis
Ernest Wagner
Lorena Maxwell
Daisy Kemp
Parent-Teachers Association
Kelly McKee
William Pine
Wyoming
Olin
Iowa City
Elinar Jensen
University of Iowa
Atlantic
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Iowa
Edgewood
Frank Nading
Methodist Church
F. O. Winslow
Union Cemetery
Littleport
Mr. Nading
James Nading
Mikel
Elnora Bower
Michael Bower
James Molloy
Roy Mikel
Harvey L. Bower
Minneapolis
Tipton
Herbert R. Elwood
Maquoketa
Kent Furman
Cedar Rapids
James E
Davenport
Charles
Levsen’s Ice Cream Promotes Modern Freezer Upgrade
Levsen's Ice Cream touts a new, advanced freezer as the latest in modern ice cream equipment. The shop invites customers to try a pint or quart to taste the upgrade, while listing fresh produce and grocery items and offering late hours and services including beer, beverages, and Dutch lunch options.
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Levsen
Usinger
Kellogg Cereal Promotes Ready to Eat Meals
Crispy Kellogg's cereals praised for nourishing ready to eat meals suitable for breakfast lunch or supper. Endorsed as fresh and versatile with milk or cream. Produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ovaltine Promises Sound Sleep and Vitality Benefits
The advertisement touts Ovaltine as a pure food concentrate used in 54 countries and aiding sleep when taken hot at bedtime. It claims restorative effects for nerves, brain, and body, with wartime use as a ration for invalid soldiers and endorsements by physicians for various groups. It invites purchase at drug or grocery stores or a 3 day trial via coupon.
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City Budget Talks Include Nurse Appointment and Light Plant Plans
The budget discussion notes a city nurse appointment to be announced and a police matron appointment aligned with the administration’s clean-up drive. Propositions from engineering firms on a light and power plant may be acted upon at the meeting. Clarence Franklin Ribble, 79, died at his son’s home Ray Ribble. He was born in Covington in 1856 and survived by his wife and one son. Funeral services were held Friday at Shellsburg.
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Clermont
Union Church
Allen Halverson
J. C. Halverson
Maryon
Helen
Jackie
Stanton
Jackie Dibble
Ralph
Bernard Schrader
Rita Rounds
Dorothy Brorby
Janet Olson
Phyllis Gress
Clermont Cemetery
Riverside
Riverside High School
Viola Petsel
Irene Beranek
Genevieve Hartzler
Mildred Ken
Clarence—Benjamin Franklin Ribble
Ray Ribble
Covington
Shellsburg
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