War Ration Notes and Local Court Fines Highlight News
Meat ration stamps valid through designated dates. sugar stamp 38 allowed five pounds until December 31. Price ceilings advised, auto transfer certificates required. Ration Board in American Building, chief clerk A. T. Pleune. Weather shows highs and lows across cities with precipitation forecast. Disorderly conduct and drunkenness fines listed for multiple individuals. car control and accident reporting penalties. overtime parking fines.
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Price Department
Ration Board
American Building
First Avenue
Second Street
A. T. Pleune
Chamber To Vote For 7 Directors
Ballots mailed to Chamber of Commerce members to choose seven new directors for a three year term starting January 1. Fourteen nominees include John W. Beck Robert A. Bilton Louis P. Boudreaux Harry Boyd A J Cassel Arthur Collins N P Craemer Harry D. Durham David W Lehti Joseph M Long J J Shepard Craven Shuttleworth Marvin Wright and James H Yuill. Ballots due November 13 and counted November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Board of
John W. Beck
John Beck Athletic Goods
Robert A. Bilton
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Louis P. Boudreaux
Penick and Ford
Harry Boyd
Gazette
A. J. Cassel
J. C. Penney
Arthur Collins
Collins Radio Company
N. P. Craemer
Craemer's Department
Harry D. Durham
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
David W. Lehti
Joseph M. Long
Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage Company
J. J. Shepard
Shepard Insurance Agency
Craven Shuttleworth
Marvin Wright
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids and
Iowa City Railway
James H. Yuill
Yuill and Gohmann Realty Company
Embassy Club Plans Use of Its Building
Embassy club members Tuesday night approved general plans to convert the three story brick building at Second avenue and Fifth street SE into club uses. Plans call for a main elevator and lobby off Fifth street with upper floors remodeled for dining lounge recreation and food prep rooms. The Cedar Rapids Business College occupies the second floor and first floor store rooms will be retained for tenancy. Building committee president Frank F Bates named Robert Campbell chair James Wiley John Randall W Paul Engel Edwin D Manilaw J R Haney Fred Labes George Miller Robert Black George Cockburn and Otto Schiotz of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embassy Club
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
Cedar Rapids Business College
Frank F. Bates
Robert Campbell
James Wiley
John Randall
W. Paul Engel
Edwin D. Manilaw
J. R. Haney
Fred Labes
George Miller
Robert Black
George Cockburn
Otto Schiotz
Waterloo
Hope Is Given Up of Finding Boy in Sierras
Downieville Calif. hope ends for 3 year old Dickie Suden missing since six days ago. Family and hundreds of searchers halt mountain hunt after officials deem survival unlikely. Father Joseph Suden and grandfather A L Merritt signal end of active efforts and FBI likely to take over the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downieville
Calif
INS
Dickie Tum Suden
Sierras
A. L. Merritt
Sierra County
Joseph Jum Suden
Merritt
FBI
Frank Miles to Address Hanford Legion Meeting
Frank Miles of Des Moines, veteran of two world wars and war correspondent, will speak at the Hanford Post American Legion meeting on November 13 at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Coliseum. Miles served 30 months in the Navy in World War I and three years in the Army during World War II before becoming a war correspondent. He edited the Iowa Legionaire for 26 years and has written for American Legion publications, the Iowa Daily Press Association, and WHO radio. His two sons served in World War II. Capt. Frank Miles Jr. was a lead bombardier in the Eighth Air Force, while Lt. William Miles was killed in May 1944 flying a Liberator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miles
Des Moines
Hanford
American Legion
Memorial Coliseum
Miles
Iowa Legionaire
Iowa Daily Press Association
WHO
Frank Jr
Eighth Air Force
William Miles
Veterans Urged to Keep Government Insurance Policy
J C Houle of the Veterans Administration told veterans to keep government policies, noting lapse rates of 60 to 80 percent. He said government coverage is cheapest while deciding to convert to permanent form or switch to a commercial policy. Lapsed policies may be reinstated by paying two extra premiums if not lapsed more than six months. medical exam required if lapse exceeds six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Houle
Veterans Administration
Houle
Reports Allotment Lost and Bad Check Passed
Mrs Harold Stickney reported losing an 80 dollar government allotment check earlier Monday at Krebs Dairy or nearby. Merchants National Bank reported a teller accepted a bad 106.08 dollar check drawn on Continental Illinois National Bank payable to E L Fowler and signed by V O Malley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stickney
First Avenue
Krebs Dairy
Second Avenue
Second Street
Merchants National Bank
Continental Illinois National Bank
E. L. Fowler
V. O. Malley
Mrs Liddle Adds to Women s Home Gift
Mrs John T Liddle adds a 5000 gift to the Home for Aged Women at 202 Twelfth street NW. This follows a prior 25000 donation for additional rooms. total 30000 will fund more housing. An architect will be consulted and work will start as soon as possible.
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John T. Liddle
First Avenue
Home For
Twelfth Street
Board of Managers
Death of former Cedar Rapids councilman James Hughes aged 83
James H Hughes 83 of 620 Seventh Street SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 3 15 a m Wednesday after a long illness He was a former city council member born August 14 1862 in New York He lived as a blacksmith in the horse and buggy era and served on the council during 1912 1914 His wife Mary Seabrooke died in 1928 Surviving daughter Adelle Tracey and four grandchildren Funeral arrangements are pending at Brady mortuary
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James H Hughes
Seventh Street
Cedar Rapids
New York
Edward and
Jane Newton Hughes
Louis Roth
Hughes
Louis J. Zika
Allan McDuff
Fred J. Lazell
Mary Seabrooke
Adelle Tracey
Belle Harbor
N. Y
Tracey
Brady Mortuary
Courtland Rawson 68 Dies in Covington Residence
Courtland A. Rawson 68 lifelong Palo Covington area resident died at his Covington home at 1 45 pm Tuesday after a long illness. Born October 17 1877 in Covington he wed Abbie Booth July 15 1898 in Vinton. Survived by wife four daughters Doris Johnson Sioux City Beulah Armstrong Cedar Rapids Lilah McCune and Marjorie Stodola Palo four sons Theodore Solon Hugh Cedar Rapids Donald with the Army in the Pacific Thomas Palo three sisters Mable Carrie Edith and a brother Frank all of Cedar Rapids Palo 13 grandchildren. Funeral at Turner chapel 1 30 pm Friday Elder A V McClure officiating burial Spring Grove Covington. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland A. Rawson
Palo
Covington
Abbie Booth
Vinton
Tilford Academy
Doris John
Sioux City
Beulah Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
Lilah McCune
Marjorie Stodola
Theodore Rawson
Solon
Hugh Rawson
Cpl
Donald Rawson
Pacific
Thomas Rawson
Mable
Carrie Rawson
Edith Hanson
Frank Rawson
Turner Chapel
A. V. McClure
Spring Grove Cemetery
Eldridge Usher 35 Dies After Brief Illness in Iowa City
Eldridge Usher of Kenridge terrace died at University hospital Iowa City at 5 p.m. Tuesday after a brief illness. Born Cedar Rapids May 17 1910 he worked as a molder at Iowa Steel and Iron Works. Survived by wife Dorine eight children Virginia John James Joan Joyce Sandra Ruth Ann Judith Kay and sister Mrs Delbert Hoyland Cedar Services set for 1 30 p.m. Saturday at Beatty chapel burial Cedar Memorial Park calling hours after 4 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Usher
Kenridge Terrace
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
University Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Dorine
Virginia
John
James
Joan
Joyce
Sandra
Ruth Ann
Judith Kay
Delbert Hoyland
Beatty Chapel
Services for Arthur G Ford Held At Beatty Chapel
Arthur G Ford of 648 Twentieth Avenue SW died Monday evening. Services set for 1:30 PM Thursday at Beatty chapel and 2 PM at Trinity Lutheran Church conducted by Rev P L Pornhoeft. Burial in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Ford
Twentieth Avenue SW
Beatty Chapel
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. L. Pornhoeft
Linwood Cemetery
Services for Mrs Godfrey Sonka to be held in Brush chapel and St Wenceslaus church
Services for Mrs Godfrey Sonka route 2 who died Tuesday morning will be conducted at 9 a.m. Thursday in the Brush chapel and at 9 30 a.m. in St Wenceslaus church by Rev W C Hradecky. Burial will be in St John's cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Sonka
Route 2
Brush Chapel
St. Wenceslaus Church
W. C. Hradecky
St. John’s Cemetery
Jet Plane Reaches 606 Miles an Hour
In Herne Bay England RAF jet plane piloted by Eric Greenwood set a world speed record of 606 miles per hour after another jet had raised the mark to 602. Greenwood’s Yellow Meteor reached 612 mph in one run as Group Captain Hugh Wilson’s Britannia hit 602 mph earlier that day. Both tests followed Federation Aeronautique rules and surpassed Fritz Wendel’s prior 481.4 mph record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herne Bay
England
Royal Air Force
Eric Greenwood
Gloster Aviation Company
Greenwood
Hugh Wilson
Britannia
Federation Aeronautique
Fritz Wendel
Cherry Burrell Plans No Equipment Changes
Des Moines reports Oliver K. Burrows of Cherry-Burrell said at the postwar convention that milk and ice cream processors should not expect futuristic plastics or electronics soon. He stated that new machinery will resemble prewar equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Oliver K. Burrows
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Ice Cream Manufacturers and Milk Dealers Association of Iowa
Burrows
Navy Denies Pearl Harbor Witness Held Infirmary Claim
Washington reports the Navy rejected Republican charges that a Pearl Harbor inquiry witness was broken in mind and body and held incommunicado in Bethesda naval hospital. Capt. Alwin D. Kramer was named by Republicans as ill and confined, with the Navy saying he is in a hospital ward but not in a psychopathic unit, and that access depends on the hospital and his health. The Navy stated no request to interview him has been received and he would be available if health permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Gearhart
R.-Calif
Keefe
R.-Wis
Congressional
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Army
Alwin D. Kramer
Miami
Fla
Pacific Service
Kramer
Navy Department
Stimson
Henry C. Clausen
Hewitt
Hull
United States
Attendance Cut by Grippe and Colds At High Schools
A Gazette survey shows grippe and upper respiratory illness cutting high school attendance in Cedar Rapids by up to 25 percent, with the east side hardest hit. Schools report hundreds absent daily as doctors note four to five day illness and advise preserving vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
McKinley School
Wilson School
Immaculate Conception
I. C. Normal
Fred Kluss
Roosevelt School
Kluss
Tyler School
Arthur
Marine Officers Seek Recruits in Cedar Rapids
A recruiting party of Pacific war veterans led by Marine S/Sgt Ray K Cammack will visit the federal building in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday and Thursday to interview men aged 17 to 26 for voluntary peacetime service with the Marine Corps. All enlistments will be. Ac-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray K Cammack
Cedar Rapids
Federal Building
Marine Corps
Enlistment Options Under Selective Service Act Rules
The notice explains voluntary three to four year term enlistments under the selective service act. Men with prior military experience in any branch may re enlist if they have not reached their thirty second birthday. Ends.
Chicago woman held on bad check charge in Linn County
Ruby M Wheeler 33 of Chicago was jailed in Linn County on a bad check charge from Indiana State Women's Prison Indianapolis where she served 17 months for embezzlement. Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder and Mrs Snyder returned her to Linn custody. Hold dated January 20 1944 on a grand jury indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby M. Wheeler
Chicago
Linn
Indiana State Women's Prison
Indianapolis
Harlan Snyder
Morris Sentenced to Ten Years for Car Theft near Center Point
Ray Morris, 21, got a ten year maximum term after a court in Fort Madison determined an indeterminate sentence. He stole Louis Hand's car near Center Point on Nov 1, drove to LaCrosse Wisconsin, and faced an appeal bond set at $4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Morris
Fort Madison
G K. Thompson
Morris
Center Point
Louis Hand
LaCrosse
Wis
Toddville
Alandale and Lenox additions sales and road district actions
Linn county supervisors sold multiple lots in Alandale and Lenox and Young’s first additions for sums ranging from 30 to 95 dollars to buyers including E. B. Clark and others. Road districts 206 and 207 were established in Fairfax, Marion and Brown townships, with a hearing set for district 208 in Otter Creek and Monroe townships. U S deputy marshal Joseph A. Petrus and Patricia Hams Thomas departed to Spokane to face a federal charge over wearing a navy uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Alandale
Young
E. B. Clark
Knollwood Drive
Joe Hadsell
Sixth Street
Lenox Addition
Fairfax Township
Marion
Brown Townships
William H. Behrens
Otter Creek
Monroe Townships
Joseph A. Petrus
U. S
Patricia Hams Thomas
Patricia A. Hams
Spokane
Wash
Cedar Rapids
Weather Bureau Retells Rain and Snow Story for Cedar Rapids
The Weather Bureau forecasts mostly cloudy skies with rain tonight and Thursday and much colder highs on Thursday. The Iowa station expects wintry weather to enter the state within 24 hours with rain in the south and snow in the north. Highs reach 75 in Lamoni and 70 in Cedar Rapids, while Sioux City notes a 33 degree low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Shippers
Weather Bureau
Chambers- Inskeep
Lamoni
Sioux City
Des Moines to Get U S Veterans Administration Office
Des Moines will host a U S Veterans Administration office with up to 900 workers once suitable space is found. Iowa Veterans Administrator W B Nugent announced the site will serve the entire state. The office will adjudicate compensation and pension claims and oversee vocational rehab and education programs, G I loan activities, subsistence allowances, and eventually government insurance functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States Veterans Administration
W. B. Nugent
Veterans Administrator
Iowa
Veterans Administration
Riots in India as arrests rise in Madras
Riots in Madras led to fifty arrests after demonstrators attacked municipal trucks and cut telephone lines while supporting Indian national army officers on trial in Delhi. Police contained the unrest as protests spread across the city and disrupted daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
India
INS
Indian National Army
Delhi
Wick To Talk At Anniversary Of C R Church
Cedar Rapids St Mark's Lutheran marks 60th anniversary with events Thursday through Sunday. B L Wick will discuss Cedar Rapids Sixty Years Ago, joined by pastors from Bethlehem Vinton Fremont Red Oak and a former St Mark's pastor. An anniversary banquet Friday at First Lutheran features Dr D Verner Swanson as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran Church of
Cedar Rapids
B. L. Wick
Carl ©. Soderbloom
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Vinton
Frank J. Carlson
Fremont Lutheran Church
Red Oak
St. Mark’s
Luther League
Junior League
Carl L. Manfred
First Lutheran
Tenth Street
Third Avenue
Paul L. Miller
E. F. Stepanek
D. Verner Swanson
Iowa
Augustana Synod
C. A. Sundberg
Springfield
Ohio
Local Civic Groups and Club Notices In Cedar Rapids
City Briefs report Or der of Ahepa Cedar Rapids chapter meets tonight at 8 at St John s church Ashley chapter D A R meets Saturday at 2 p m at the Woman s clubhouse. Mrs Ernest R Paul of Alburnett recovering after Mercy hospital surgery may have visitors. Mrs Vesta Davis at 1551 C avenue NE to receive visitors this weekend after a broken hip at St Luke s hospital. Ora Kelly elected vice president of the Toastmasters club at the Y M C A Tuesday night succeeding Howard T Brown who became president after Louis Woolfolk departed for Lancaster Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Order of Ahepa
St. John's Church
Ernest R. Paul of
Alburnett
Mercy Hospital
Vesta Davis
C Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Ora Kelly
Toastmasters Club
Howard T. Brown
Louis Woolfolk
Lancaster
Doctor to Describe Belgium Bulge Field Hospital Experience
Dr James Redmond, attached to a field hospital overrun by Germans in the Belgium bulge last winter, will describe his experiences to the Lions club Thursday noon at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Redmond
Belgium Bulge
The
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
YMCA to Host Second Meeting for Y Members Returnees
James Houle of the veterans administration and Ralph Mack of the American Legion will speak at the YMCA meeting for Y members who have returned from service. The event begins at 615 p.m. Wednesday and all discharged service men are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Houle
Veterans Administration
Ralph Mack
American Legion
New Town Club
Purchasing Agents Discuss Requisitions at Montrose Hotel
The purchasing agents committee of the manufacturers' bureau meets Thursday at noon at the Montrose hotel to discuss requisitions forms and procedures. Attendees should bring copies of their firm's requisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Manufacturers’ Bureau
Montrose Hotel
Boy Hit By Car At Third Street Intersection
Robert Storey eleven was struck by a car driven by Patricia A. Davis fifteen at the intersection of Third Street and Eleventh Avenue SE. He was taken to Mercy hospital Monday afternoon with bruises. Davis stopped immediately after the collision as storey crossed from east to west. Police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumir Pfeifer
L Street
Don Gallaher
Fifth Street
First Street
B Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert Storey
Mercy Hospital
Patricia A. Davis
C Avenue NE
Third Street
Eleventh Avenue SE
Miss Davis
Storey
Marion Business Girls dinner in Legion hall program
Covers were laid for 31 members and guests of the Marion Business Girls club at a dinner Tuesday evening in Legion hall. The after dinner program included a talk by Mrs David Dippel, a native of Scotland, and vocal and instrumental numbers by Verle Breed, Irene Sipple and Mrs. J. W. Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Business Girls Club
Legion Hall
David Dippel
Scotland
Verle Breed
Irene Sipple
J. W. Perkins
Memorial service for Lt Donald C Arp held at home
Private memorial for Lt Donald C Arp conducted by Rev James P Gable at his parents home 309 Seventh Street Tuesday night. Also notes social visits and travel of local residents including FBI agent Brantly Chappell Lions club dinner guest speaker Helen Pyle Red Cross worker Larry Reed of Milwaukee and others with various moves and events around Marion Iowa daily life notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Arp
James P. Gable
Henry Arp, Jr
Seventh Street
Brantly Chappell
FBI
Cedar Rapids
Marion Lions Club
Helen Pyle
Red Cross
India
Dick Reed
Milwaukee
Marion board accepts Lehr resignation and school closing
The Marion board of education accepted Miss Helen Lehrs resignation from Emerson building. It voted to close the schools Jan 31 and Feb 1 1946 so teachers may attend a state meeting in Des Moines. Harold S Miller will leave tonight for Oklahoma City to join Merkel X Ray Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Board of Education
Helen Lehr
Emerson
Des Moines
Harold S. Miller
Oklahoma City
Okla
Merkel X-Ray Corporation
Marilyn
A. E. Miller
Search Abandoned for 11 Air Crash Missing
HONOLULU AP The navy abandoned the search for 11 missing after a transport plane crash 450 miles northeast of Oahu Tuesday night. Flight Engineer John R Patrick the only crewman among eight survivors said many of the 11 died strapped to their chairs. Bodies of seven others killed in the crash were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Navy
Oahu
John R. Patrick
Tribute to 11 A E C Memorial Honored at Night Service
A tribute service in the Knights of Columbus council chamber honored 11 members who died in the year, six in service. Eulogies were delivered behind vacant chairs with unveiled names as speakers spoke. Flags draped chairs for the fallen service members and attendees included district officials and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Council
John H. Bormann
Louis C. Kaiser
Gordon Delaney
Byron D. Bollinger
William Stewart, Jr
John A. Sullivan
Lumir Struesky
August Vojacek
Francis Foran
E. Claire Goslin
E. J. Weepie
Robert A Russell
Wilbur Coffey
Robert Champar
Francis Shaughnessey
Clarence J. Heaverle
Robert Sullivan
John Ryan
Henry ,Reahen
Emil Bartosh
Joe McCormick
John Francis Bormann
Scouts Cubs Urged To Speed Up Ticket Sales
Booths for the Boy Scout exposition set for November 9 and 10 in Memorial Coliseum will be ready Thursday. Participants must arrange displays by 9 p.m. that day. Carl Seger, arrangements chairman, notes slow advance ticket sales and Leo Peiffer, attendance chairman, urges a final push to meet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Coliseum
Carl Seger
Atttendance
Leo Peiffer
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Denver
Los Angeles
John Smith
Guy Jones
Leo L. Lunger
Weiser
Idaho
Ruby Faye Thompson
John H. Wharton
Maude L. Whiting
St. Luke’s
J. M. Anthes
Springville
Robert Fishel
Second Avenue SE
Mercy
John Walderbach
Ryan
Willis Day
Haventis NW
Eldon E. Schrimper
Blairs Ferry Road
J. D. Ortlund
Washington Avenue
John C. Palmer
Blanche Houser
Higley Building
F. W. Mulherin
Sixth Avenue
Chamber
St. Joseph
Hope
Boy
Mrs. Liddle
Roe Ed Sea
James Hughes
Courtland Rawson
Palo Vicinity
Ford Services
Sonka Services
Cherry-Burrell
Franklin School
Nomal
Franklin
Marine Officers
Wick
C.R. Church
Ashley Chapter
D.A.R
Woman’s Clubhouse
Toastmasters Elect
Dr. Redmond Speaker
Lloyd W. Hoyle
Fruitland Boulevard
Hoyle
Kutchera Excavating and Coal Company
Pullman Hotel
Harry S. Johnson
Smith
Jerry Navratil
Navratil
Marion News
Business Girls
Chappell
Biddick Lumber Company
Carl T Wuerffel
Ruth
Theodore
Mr. Wuerffel
Pic
Bernard Mullaley
Ed Mullaley
Hiro
Japan
C. J. Kassler
H F Knight
University Chorus
Kathryn Kassler
Mrs
Walter Williams of
Ames
Ashley Williams
Sorg
Owen Drug
Pfc
John M Taylor
Marchfield
Clyde M Taylors
Major
John J Keith
Menlo Park
Frank S Skinner
L. C. Popenhagen
Eighth Street
Decorah
Arthur Grothe
Popenhagen
Decorah Hospital
Charles Oxley
C. R Oxley
Oakland
Tinian
Edison Pharmacy
Caroline Hanscom
Little Rock
Ark
Capt
W. D. Hanscom
Little iRock
Waycross
Richard J. Woods
Bremerton, Wash
Anna Mullaley
Seattle
E. D. Jefferson
John C. Mullin
Miss Lehr
Harry
Storm’s
D. S. Stewart
E. R. McConaughy
A. E. of C. Memorial
Cubs
Searles
Searles Dairy
John E. Lapes
Killian
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