Winter Temperatures and Local Notices From Monday's Record
Weather notes list highs and lows for several cities including Bismarck Miami Chicago Minneapolis Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Los Angeles Sioux City and Iowa. A forecast calls for fair and warmer midweek with showers westward and mostly clear skies by Thursday. Disturbing the peace sentence and a long list of petty fines appear alongside court actions and local births and divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
West Portion
Tarr Is Sentenced After Manslaughter Verdict
Arthur Tarr, 54, was denied a new trial and sentenced to an indeterminate eight-year term for the manslaughter of his wife Nettie Tarr in a rooming house last December. The jury convicted him last week, and District Judge Harold V. Levins delivered the sentence after Tarr pledged aloud for divine judgment if guilty. The case stemmed from the December knife slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Arthur Tarr
Harold V. Levis
Nettie Tarr
Instructors Schedule For Garden Project At Schools
Gardening instructors will visit each children garden site one afternoon weekly for the rest of the school year. Mrs. L. J. Smith, director, said assistants will help children start plots and teach garden care. Children supply tools and seed. Schedule lists sites by day across J avenue, Arthur, Children’s home, Taylor, Fillmore, Cleveland, Harrison gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Smith
Playground and Recreation Commission Project
88 Year Old Mrs Burns Takes First Air Trip to California
At 88 Mrs Margaret Burns boards United Air Lines Flight 115 from Cedar Rapids to Los Angeles to visit her niece and enjoy travel. She wears patience and courage says she plans to stay away for months if she enjoys it. The Armstrong party on the trip includes relatives and store colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Burns
Mainliner
South Bend
Burns
Los Angeles
Isabelle Zimmerman
Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport
United Air Lines
Cedar Rapids
Robert Armstrong
California
Armstrong
Armstrong Party
L. D. Reams
Harry Cox
Manchester
Reams
Walter Griffin
Iowa City
F. D
Bud) Maher
Warren McAllister
Alice McKenna
Armstrongs
City Briefs and Local Notices
Mrs. Alex Fidler of 2024 Avenue NE is called to Seattle Washington by illness of her daughter in law Mrs. Paul Fidler and her grandson. Louise and Loretta Pratt of 805 Third Avenue SE left for New York to attend the Allied Non Theatrical Film Association convention and photographic carnival this week. The Cedar Rapids Coin club will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Y M C A club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Fidler
Avenue NE
Seattle
Wash
Paul Fidler
Louise
Loretta Pratt
Third Avenue SE
New York
Cedar Rapids
Coin Club
Jones Joins Regular Army For Three Years
Kennie L. Jones of 932 Fifteenth Avenue SE has enlisted for three years in the regular army and reports to the 1st Cavalry division. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennie L. Jones
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Regular Army
Cecil Jones
Jones
1St Cavalry Division
Open Air Gospel Speaker At Sunshine Mission Tuesday Evening
The Rev Ezra Temple, a veteran of outdoor gospel meetings, will speak at Sunshine Mission at 7 30 p m Tuesday with congregational music beforehand. Post 788 Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 p m Thursday in the clubrooms. A house committee member will be elected to replace Carl Walkner who resigned and moved to the west coast. Bill Dutrt will provide refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Temple
Sunshine Mission
Veterans of Foreign Wars
House Committee
Carl Walkner
West Coast
Bill Dutrt
Delegates Elected for National TPA Convention in Richmond
Joe B. Radloff and George J. Ottsen were among 12 delegates chosen at the Iowa division convention in Davenport to attend the Travelers Protective Association of America national meeting in Richmond Virginia June 23 to 26. Sixteen delegates from Post C Cedar Rapids and their wives attended the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Radloff
Sinclair Avenue
George J. Ottsen
Maplewood Drive
Travelers Protective Association of America
Richmond
Iowa
Davenport
Post “C
Cedar Rapids
William Edgar Fined For Reckless Driving
William Edgar 21 of 218 Eleventh Street NW was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving in police court. He was arrested early Tuesday in Van Vechten park when his car was seen being driven recklessly. two girls and another man were with him. The companions said they urged Edgar to let one of them drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edgar
Eleventh Street
Edgar
van Vechten Park
Deaths Mrs Edward J Kolar’s Mother in Czechoslovakia
Mrs Edward J Kolar of 1203 Second Street SE reports the death of her mother Mrs Marie Sik of Busavice near Plzen Czechoslovakia on April 29 born October 3 1882. She leaves three sons Albert Cleveland Mathew and John in Czechoslovakia three daughters Mrs Kolar Mrs Bohumil Duchan of Cleveland and Mrs Marie Rainke of Czechoslovakia two sisters Mrs W J Rose and Mrs Anna Hyduk of Cleveland three brothers Rudolf Gustav Spillar of Cleveland and Edward in Czechoslovakia Burial was in Busov cemetery in Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Kolar
Second Street
Marie Sik
Busavice
Plzen
Czechoslovakia
Albert
Cleveland
Mathew
John
Kolar
Bohumil Duchan
Marie Rainke
W. J.rose
Anna Hyduk
Rudolf
Gustav Spillar
Edward
Busov
Burrows and Achle Rites Noted in Cedar Rapids Area
Lawrence B Burrows 54 of California and former Cedar Rapids resident died in Pine River Minnesota after a brief illness. Survived by Harriet his wife four sisters and three brothers. Walter Achle former Cedar Rapids resident died in Rochelle Illinois last Monday night found in a hotel room. Coroner reports natural causes for Achle death. Burrows body to be brought to Cedar Rapids services in Beatty chapel later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Burrows
California
Cedar Rapids
Pine River
Minn
Harriet
Laura Edmonds
Rose Stern
Clara Beck
Sarah Burrows
George
Muscatine
Guy
Washington State
Ralph
Lisbon
Beatty
Walter Achle
Rochelle
Ill
Achle
Able
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Services for Earl R. Stark in Cedar Rapids
Earl R. Stark of Fairfax died Sunday. Funeral Mass at St. Patrick's church Cedar Rapids at 9 a.m. Wednesday presided by Rt. Rev. Msgr. D. J Lenihan. Burial in St. Joseph's cemetery Stark Settlement. Rosary recited 8 p.m. Tuesday by Msgr. Lenihan and 8:30 p.m. by the Knights of Columbus in the Ten Ace chapel where friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Stark
Fairfax
St. Patrick’s Church
Cedar Rapids
D. J Lenihan
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Stark Settlement
Msgr. Lenihan
Knights of Columbus
Tenace Chapel
Services for Mrs Roy J DeLeo Held at Immaculate Conception
Mrs Roy J DeLeo died Sunday at her sister's home 2138 Grande Avenue SE. Funeral services will be at 9 am Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church with Rt Rev Msgr J M Molloy presiding. Burial follows at Seattle. Rosary will be recited at 8 pm Tuesday at Monahan funeral home and friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. DeLeo
R. D. Smith
Grande Avenue SE
Immaculate Conception Church
J. M. Molloy
Seattle
Msgr. Molloy
Monahan
Services for Louis Castek in Brush chapel at 2 p.m
Louis Castek son of John Castek 2132 C street sw died Sunday in San Francisco. Theodore B Hrubucek to conduct services Thursday in Brush chapel Cedar Rapids burial in Bohemian National cemetery body arriving Tuesday by plane Friends may call Wednesday at the chapel Louis Castek born near Swisher not Cedar Rapids as reported in yesterday's Gazette
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Castek
John Castek
C Street
San Francisco
Brush Chapel
Theodore B. Hrubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Louis, Castek
Swisher
Services for Mrs Frances Burkholder in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Frances M. Burkholder, former Cedar Rapids resident, died in a Cleveland hospital Saturday. Funeral services will be held at 3 30 p m Wednesday in Turner chapel with Rev Merton B Green of St Pauls Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. The body arrives in Cedar Rapids Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Burkholder
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland Hospital
Turner Chapel
Merton B. Green
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Services for William M. Davis in Teahen chapel at 2 p.m.
William M. Davis died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Monday. Services will be at Teahen chapel at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Davis
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Teahen Chapel
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Nelson in Not Guilty Plea in Elks Club Burglary
Donald B. Nelson, 25, of 1419 Center Point Road NE, pleaded not guilty in district court to breaking and entering related to the Elks club burglary on April 26 in which $3,634.22 was stolen. He is jailed on $4,000 bond. Two other suspects, John C. Smith of Coral Gables Florida and a third unnamed man, face bond of $4,000 each. A John Doe warrant is out for the unknown Kansas City resident. Nelson was arrested Saturday. accomplices had not yet been arrested by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Nelson
Center Point Road
G. K. Thompson
Linn County
Elks Club
John C. Smith
Coral Gables
Fla
John Doe
Kansas City
Nelson
Purchasing Agent for Cherry-Burrell Retires
T. E. Swan retired as purchasing agent of the Cedar Rapids plant of Cherry-Burrell Corporation after 33 years with the company. H. H. Cherry announced the change naming T. E. Sinkler as new purchasing agent and John Breckle as assistant purchasing agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry-Burrell
T. E. Swan
Cedar Rapids
Cherry- Burrell Corporation
H. H. Cherry
Swan
Pee
T. E. Sinkler
John Breckle
Sundberg Explains Freight Rate Ruling Impacts
Harry F. Sundberg Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce traffic manager outlines how the Supreme Court upholds the Interstate Commerce Commission 1945 finding. He details effects on class rates, leveling of eastern and western rates, and the move toward uniform classification to reduce discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Supreme Court
Harry F. Sundberg
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Sundberg
Interstate Commerce Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Girl on Bicycle Collides With Streamliner
Betty Nemec a 14 year old girl rode a bicycle on Fourth street and collided with a westbound City of Denver streamliner just as it began to move. She escaped with scratches and a scare after being bumped and thrown against the train. Police investigated the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Nemec
Third Street
City of
Betty
Eddie Stearns
Peace Officers To Hear Discussion Of New Laws
The East Central Iowa Peace Officers Association will hold its quarterly meeting in Cedar Rapids on May 26 with a dinner at 6 30 p m at the Chamber of Commerce. Assistant Attorney General Robert Larsen will discuss the new laws and Linn County Sheriff Jim Smith will explain how they affect the sheriff’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central Iowa Peace Officers Association
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Larsen
Linn County
Jim Smith
Woman Sues City Lines Over Bus Door Incident
Laura Wade filed a district court petition on November 7 1946 seeking 2110 dollars from Cedar Rapids City Lines Inc for injuries as a bus passenger when the door allegedly slammed shut as she alighted on Second Avenue SE. She lists broken thumb, cuts and bruises, facial injuries, shock and seeks 2000 for suffering, 60 medical bills 25 for broken glasses and 25 for damaged clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wade
Cedar Rapids City Lines, Inc
City Lines
Second Avenue SE
Executors Named for Duster and Briggs Wills
Fred Briggs is named executor without bond for his father John Briggs who died March 30. Kathern Adeline Briggs named sole heiress in her husband’s will. Clara Duster and Charles Duster named executrix and executor for Mary A. Duster who died April 17 without bond. Bequests to Our Lady of Victory Lackawanna NY Franciscan orphanage Dubuque and Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Briggs
John Briggs
Kathern Adeline Briggs
Clara Duster
Charles Duster
Mary A. Duster
Margaret Jeanne Duster
Catherine Ann Duster
William C. Duster
James J. Duster
Charles J. Duster
Butler Fined For Intoxication On Public Highway
Charles D. Butler a 37 year old from Mt Vernon pled guilty to intoxication on a public highway and was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Justice H R Churchill. He was released on a 500 dollar bond after being found asleep in a ditch beside his wrecked panel truck southwest of Mt Vernon by Sheriff James Smith and Deputy Pete Whittemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Butler
Mt. Vernon
Arunk
H. R. Churchill
Linn
James Smith
Pete Whittemore
Butler
Robert Laughan Held On Federal Charge
Robert Lee Laughan, 16, was held in Linn county jail as a federal prisoner charged with violation of the Dyer act. He was arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Charles Benesh Monday. Bond set at 1500 dollars. case continued to May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Laughan
Linn County
U. S
Charles’ Benesh
Walker Man Fined for False Gas Tax Claim
Henry J. Allen of near Walker pled guilty to making a false statement on a gas tax refund claim and was fined $100 plus costs by Judge G. K. Thompson. He was released on condition to pay the fine by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Allen
Near Walker
G. K. Thompson
Judge Orders Judgment for Salome Against Terrys
Judge G K Thompson granted judgment of 171.84 with 5 percent interest from April 1 1945 to George Salome against Earl and Rowena Terry for grocery and meat bills spanning March 24 1944 to April 1 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
George Salome
Earl
Rowena Terry
Salome
Petit Jury Discharged by District Court Judge
The petit jury for the April term of district court was discharged Tuesday morning by Judge Floyd Philbrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Floyd Philbrick
Cement Finishers Settle Seven Week Walkout
A seven week walkout by AFL cement finishers ended as they returned to Allied Construction Interests sites with a 22 4 cent hourly wage increase to 1 75 per hour. The strike began when contracts expired March 31 with all but bricklayers returning after talks led by Max Mildenstein and Glenn Goodenough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
AFL
Allied Construction
A.C.1
Max Mildenstein
Glenn Goodenough
Goodenough
Contest Winners in Concert at Franklin School
Franklin school orchestra presents a spring concert Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Abbott auditorium. The string quartet Nor man Paulu Willa Dean Howell Judy Lattner and Bob Swaney and violin soloist Norman Paulu, national regional contest winner, perform Mendelssohn Concerto. Free tickets from Sanford's Hillbrunner's and Brabbit and Taylor. Conductor R L Moehlmann directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School Orchestra
Abbott Auditorium
St. Joseph
Norman Paulu
Willa Dean Howell
Judy Lattner
Bob Swaney
Mendelssohn
Sanford’s
Hillbrunner’s
Brabbit and Taylor
R. L. Moehlmann
Poppy Day Plans for Cedar Rapids Set at Dinner
Final plans for distributing 25 000 veteran made memorial poppies in Cedar Rapids on May 24 will be finalized at a dinner meeting of American Legion auxiliary captains and workers at 6 p m Wednesday in the Memorial building. Poppy day headquarters will be at the Roosevelt hotel and volunteers will be organized into city teams with office staff named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
George Rejsa
Charles J. Jasa
Roosevelt Hotel
Ressa
R. A. Dubbert
Dorothy Drew
Edwin Kos
F. A. Ahring
Sophus Klinge
Veronica Kirkland
J. P. Winn
Charles Hruska
A. E. Schoendelen
H. E. Travis
Harry Gunderson
Alfred Schluntz
W. E. McFann
Alfred Heinrich
Steve Semerad
Mary Lou McNally
Vokolek
Gunderson
Schoendelen
Burch
Charles McGinty
C. A
Buchanan
Margaret Smig
Hugh Sheridan
Earl Heinze
Schlantz
Leonard Field
Schedules Altered By North Western Rail Lines
The Chicago and North Western Railroad announces schedule changes effective mid May. Eastbound City of Portland departs Cedar Rapids 8 15 am daily arriving Chicago 12 10 pm. westbound departs Chicago 4 55 pm daily. City of Los Angeles begins daily operation May 14. times moved up 10 minutes. New times include Train 13 Chicago 8 45 am Cedar Rapids 1 55 pm Train 1 Los Angeles Limited Chicago 12 01 pm Cedar Rapids 3 50 pm Train 3 City of Denver Cedar Rapids 8 15 pm Train 21 Chicago 8 00 pm Cedar Rapids 12 20 am Train 23 Chicago 8 10 pm Cedar Rapids 12 50 am Train 24 San Francisco Challenger Cedar Rapids 2 00 am Chicago 7 30 am Train 2 Los Angeles Limited Cedar Rapids 10 28 am Chicago 3 00 pm. Los Angeles Challenger on eastbound service is discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Portland
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Los Angeles
City of Denver
New Times
Union Meeting at LaPlant Choate on Possible Strike Vote
A CIO union meeting at LaPlant Choate Manufacturing opened with Ray Dillman of the United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers Union noting a possible strike vote. Negotiations over contract changes including a 10 cent hourly wage increase began a month ago. Day shift meets 8 p.m. and night shift 12:30 a.m. Wednesday. No talks have occurred since last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Company
Ray Dillman
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers Union
Dillman
Worker Injured at Wilson's Plant
John Melsha a 69 year old employee at Wilson's was treated at St Luke's hospital after being caught between two trucks at the plant. He suffered possible fractured pelvis internal injuries and severe shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Melsha
Wilson
St. Luke's Hospital
Seriou Melsha
Twenty-fourth Avenue
St. Luke's
Emmetsburg Man Plans Fourth Degree Exemplification
Lawrence D. Brennan of Emmetsburg will meet Wednesday with Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus officers and committee members to plan a Fourth degree exemplification in Cedar Rapids on May 25. Brennan leads the DeSmet province district of Iowa and will head the second ceremony in Cedar Rapids, the first having been Sept. 9, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence D. Brennan
Emmetsburg
Cedar Rapids
League of Women Voters Convenes Iowa Convention
The Iowa League of Women Voters opens its 27th annual convention in Cedar Rapids with 80 delegates in morning sessions and 50 in workshops. Officers and committees report on welfare legislation and state programs while addressing adoption laws and the board of control. A dinner keynote by George Meader outlines Congress investigative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Iowa League of Women Voters
Montrose Hotel
L. V. Hollen
Ames
National Board
Iowa
America
Heller
National League of Women Voters Council
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
E.L. DeGowin
Iowa City
Iowa League
Nelson
League
Board of Control
Cedar Rapids League of Women Voters
W. E. Willson
Willson
J. P. Mills
Ida Manchester
Murray Snell
H. E. Henderson
Episcopalians Attend Des Moines Convention
The ninety fifth annual diocesan convention of Iowa opens in Des Moines with St. John's delegation led by Rev. Dominic A. Loferski. Lay delegates include Arthur Poe and O. F. Lovett. women delegates listed as Mrs. L. Jackson, Mrs. L. L. McKim, and Mrs. H. Dake. Grace Episcopal group chaired by Rev. A. G. Colbourne. Lay rep H. L. Davis and Mrs. R. C. Giltrap noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Des Moines
St. John’s Episcopal
Dominic A. Loferski
Arthur Poe
O. F. Lovett
J. E. Crumrine
Kenneth Ottsen
H. Taylor R. Harman
E. E. Hruska
L. Jackson
L. L. McKim
H. Dake
A. G. Colbourne
Grace Episcopal Group
H. L. Davis
R. C. Giltrap
First Volunteer Institute Hears Miss de la Pole
About 175 attendees heard Dorothy de la Pole of New York discuss postwar volunteer work. She urged that trained volunteers supplement professionals and highlighted aid to veterans, foreign war brides, and married students. The Cedar Rapids event featured sessions on staff partnerships and welfare spending with Red Cross leaders and local agency executives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss de la Pole
Volunteer Institute
Dorothy de la Pole
New York
Community Chests and Councils
National Volunteer Bureau
de la Pole
Cedar Rapids
Glenn R. Northup
St. Louis Area
Carl Ettinger
Keith Tow
M.C.A
William J. Barron
Public Welfare Bureau
Bert Dowler Fined For Disturbing Peace
Bert Dowler a 36 year old of 1636 Center street NE paid a 25 dollar fine plus costs in police court Tuesday after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace of his family. His arrest followed a complaint by his wife alleging threats to her and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Dowler
Center Street
Dowler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Margaret Ina McAtee
Arthur Lloyd McAtee
Gerald Walkup
Betty Jean Walkup
First Avenue SE
Company No. 3
John H. C. Hinrichs
Mildred A. Werning
Donald E. Taylor
Mary Alida Vosdingh
Erwin J Schmidt
Marvel M. Rosendahl
Mercy
Frank Tomash
North Liberty
Elmer Holtzman
Ninth Street
St. Luke’s
Paul Mundy
Meadowbrook Drive
Kenneth Beadle
Marion
Ralph Simmons
Second Avenue
Richard Packwood
Oakland Road
William Konen
Sixth Avenue SE
Paul Kellogg
A Avenue NE
Robert Chamberlain
Jane Kennedy
Tenth Avenue SW
William R. Martin
Thirty-second Street
H. E. Myers
Thirty-fourth Street
Harold W. Motley
William L. Shukers
Avenue NW
Dick Jenkins
Seventh Avenue SE
Joe Abedeeley
Ninth Street SE
Jack Barret
Ridgeway Drive
Robert Dodd
Eighth Street NW
Lee Roy R. Knowlton
Central City
Earl Garber
E Avenue NE
Peter Rudish
Twentieth Street
Lowan
Flowerphone
Lapes
Mary Stevenson
V.F.W. Meeting
C. R
Monahan Mortuary
First Avenue
F. J. Monahan
Wm. J. Stewart
Stark Services
DeLeo Services
Castek Services
Burkholder Services
Davis Services
Don Nelson
Iron and Steel
Commission
East
Middlewest
Mississippi River
Ohio River
Duster
Briggs Wills
Charles Butler
Robert Laughan
Walker
Petit Jury
Franklin
North Western
Are
LaPlant
Wilson's
C.R
K.C
David L. Ross
Grinnell
Martin Fritz
Glenn Cray
Burlington
James Meade
E. L. Nelson
Newton
Bayne Freeland
Shirley Bechtel
Institute
Marguerite Stein
Y.W.C.A
Ed Zeller
Y.M.C.A
The
Cedar Rapids Council of Social Planning
Tom McCauley
Personal, Finance Co
Bza
2Nd
Abo
Harold Woopd O
Muncie, Ind
Satu Foursquare Church
S.E
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