Weather and notices from the Daily Record November 8 1948
The page reports cloudy to fair weather expected with cooler temperatures and northerly winds. It lists numerous local divorce petitions fines for traffic infractions and a flood of birth and death notices from towns including Manchester Traer Vinton and Minneapolis with names such as Neville Knoebel and Wenninger and several memorial dates in early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Iowa
Iarochani
Official Predicts No Shortage of Fuel Oil
Chicago based oil executive John W. Boatwright of Standard Oil Company of Indiana says there will be no shortage of gasoline and fuel oil this winter. He notes kerosene and distillates pose the only challenge and expects a 12 percent rise in kerosene and distillate demand with ample supply less strain than last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John W. Boatwright
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Boatwright
Government workers demand Japanese cabinet resign
About 3000 government employees gathered in Tokyo on Monday to demand the cabinet’s immediate resignation. They accused ministers of pursuing party interests while about twenty began a sit down protest on the steps of the premier’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Truman Seeks Tax Revisions and New Pressures
Rep. Eberharter says Truman will push to revise the 1948 income tax cut and boost upper-bracket levies while revive an excess profits tax. advisers caution on business effects. The president has attacked the tax cut as a rich man’s bill and pursues industry price and profit relief themes ahead of the new Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eberharter
D-Pa
Truman
Tax Framing House
Ways and Means Committee
80Th Congress
Congress
White House
Rep
Coughton
D-N.c
Ways and Means
G.O.P
Council Denies Tank Request Near Twelfth Avenue Site
The city council rejected a request to build an ethyl gasoline storage tank at 631 Twelfth Avenue SW after a start on construction. Fire Chief Kohout and Building Inspector Lilly urged denial citing a 1947 resolution and insufficient space for two tanks and a dike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Avenue
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown Fire
E. P. Kohout
J. H. Lilly
Second Avenue SE
Lilly and Kohout
Texaco
Kohout and Lilly
Synhorst Spent 404 In Election Campaign
Des Moines ap M D Synhorst Orange City Republican who was elected secretary of state reported to the secretary of state's office that his campaign cost him 404.84 dollars. He said he received contributions totaling 125. Other reports included State Sen Leroy St Mercer for re election who spent 343.04 and Frank J Messer of Iowa City Democratic nominee for the supreme court who spent 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
M. D. Synhorst
Orange City
Secretary of State
of State
Leroy St. Mercer
O Lown City
Frank
Martin Non-Committal On Policy of Minority
Washington reports Speaker Martin says he cannot criticize Dewey campaign tactics and that GOP leadership will wait to see Truman’s offer. He expects to act as loyal opposition and to cooperate on measures for the country when appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Washington
R-Mass
Thomas E.dewey
G.O.P
Congress
Truman
Joseph Fuchs To Open Community Concert Series
Joseph Fuchs to open the Community Concert Association season at the Paramount theater Wednesday at 8 15 p m. The renowned violinist has appeared with major U S orchestras including the New York Philharmonic. He will perform works by Tartini Kreisler Paganini Fuchs and Saint Saens among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Fuchs
Community Concert Association
Paramount Theater
New Yorker
Mr. Fuchs
United States
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Stradivarius
Tartini-Kreisler
Burch
Scott- Kre
Deaths Cassie E Smith 87 former Mr Vernon resident
Mrs Cassie E Smith aged 87 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Norma E Kohl 1738 Seventh Avenue SE at 5 30 am Sunday after a long illness Born in DeKalb County Illinois March 30 1861 she lived with her daughter the last 17 years Surviving are a sister Miss Mollie Campbell Cedar Rapids two nephews and a niece She was a member of Hill City Lodge of Rebekahs Past Noble Grand and of the Presbyterian church Mt Vernon Services will be 1 30 pm Tuesday at Beatty chapel Rev G H Bamford of Salem Evangelical Church officiating Burial will be in Mt Vernon Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie E. Smith
Vernon
Norma E. Kohl
Seventh Avenue SE
DeKalb County
Ill
Kohl
Mollie G. Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Local Veteran Stallard Trower Dies at Cedar Rapids Home
Stallard Trower 36 West Cedar Rapids resident born in Kentucky April 15 1892 died at his home 8 am Monday. Retired farmer and former first lieutenant in World War I he received a bravery medal. Survived by wife Mildred and multiple step children and relatives. Body at Rohn chapel. Funeral later announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stallard Trower
Third Avenue
Kentucky
Cedar Rapids
New London
U. S. Army
Mildred
Harold Lloyd Wagner
West Burlington
Lytle
Frances Brown
Lexington
Dora Wicks
Mattie Concanon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harrodsburg
Clarence
Ode Trower
Rohn Chapel
Mrs. Thomas McNulty Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Thomas McNulty 52 of 2086 Avenue NW died at home Sunday at 5 40 p m after a brief illness. She belonged to T Z Cook post W R C and American Legion auxiliary. Survived by husband and three sons Howard L McNulty Omaha Roy and Edward Cedar Rapids. Also three brothers Clarence Lute Donald Kitts Cedar Rapids Leo Livermore and three sisters Vera Johnson Grace Leonard Gladys Collum Cedar Rapids. Services at Beatty chapel 1 30 p m Wednesday with burial in Springville cemetery. Friends may call at chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McNulty
Avenue NW
T. Z. Cook Post W.R.C
American Legion Auxiliary
Howard L. McNulty
Omaha
Roy
Edward
Cedar Rapids
Clarence
Lute
Donald Kitts
Leo
Livermore
Vera Johnson
Grace Leonard
Gladys Collum
Beatty Chapel
Springville
Obituary: Orzelie E. Sanderson 1876 72 Shellsburg
Orzelie E. Sanderson 72 of Shellsburg widow of Charles Sanderson died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 6 55 a m Sunday after a brief illness Born in Cedar Rapids October 28 1876 she lived in Linn county all her life Surviving daughter Irene Earl of Des Moines two sisters Bert White Palo and Johanna Larimer Cedar Rapids a half sister Cordelia Jensen Portland Oregon nieces and nephews Services 2 p m Wednesday Monahan funeral home Rt Rev Msgr J M Molloy burial Shiloh cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orzelie E. Sanderson
Shellsburg
Charles Sanderson
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Irene Earl
Des Moines
Bert White
Palo
Johanna Larimer
Cordelia Jensen
Portland
Ore
Monahan Funeral Home
J. M. Molloy
Shiloh Cemetery
Funeral arrangements for Frank Lange
Services for Frank Lange of 829 Oakland Road NE are set for 9 30 a m Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Church with Rt Rev officiating. Burial will be in Mt Calvary cemetery where Veterans of Foreign Wars will conduct military rites. Msgr Molloy to lead Rosary at 730 p m Monday at Monahan Funeral Home, where friends may call. Lange was a member of Harmony Lodge No 831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lange
Oakland Road
Immaculate Conception Church
J. M. Molloy
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Msgr. Molloy
Monahan Funeral Home
Harmony Lodge No. 831
Funeral services for Frank Cerveny announced
Services for Frank Cerveny of Fairfax township who died Saturday will be held at the Janeba funeral home at 2 p.m. Tuesday conducted by Theodore B. Hlubecek. Burial will follow in Bohemian National cemetery with friends invited to gather at the funeral home afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cerveny
Fairfax Township
Janeba
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
C R Girl Competes In Contest at Peoria
Alice Ellsworth a 15 year old Cedar Rapids singer yodeler competed on the Horace Heidt NBC broadcast from Peoria Illinois Sunday night. She placed first in Cedar Rapids last Monday when Heidt and his troupe were there. Pierce Knox a longtime winner on the series won the Sunday broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ellsworth
Cedar Rapids
Horace Heidt
Peoria
Ill
Miss Ellsworth
Heidt
Pierce Knox
Bloody Revolt in Korea Reported by South Minister
Home Minister T. Y. Yoon said mass uprisings in Russian controlled Northern Korea have cost upwards of 6000 lives in recent days. A U S army spokesman in South Korea said no confirmation had reached headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
T. Y. Yoon
Northern Korea
United States Army
South Korea
Yoon
Speech Contest In Cedar Rapids Schools Opens This Week
Cedar Rapids high schools begin the 1948 I Speak for Democracy contest this week with city finals set for Nov 22. Winners from four public and four parochial schools will be chosen by Nov 19 and travel to Des Moines for state judging, with prizes to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Herman Schultz
Young Men’s Bureau Americanism Committee
Mt. Mercy
Kcrg-Kcrk
WMT
Des Moines
Harrison Court New C R Street in Twelfth Street NW Rename
Building Inspector J H Lilly advised renaming the isolated Twelfth street NW segment between K and L avenues to Harrison Court to avoid house-numbering confusion. Harrison Court ends at Harrison School at 1310 Eleventh Street NW, with the new name preventing renumbering on K avenue NW between tenth and Thirteenth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Street
L Avenues
Harrison Court Building
J. H. Lilly
Harrison
Harrison School
Eleventh Street
Twelfth Street NW
K Avenue
B Avenue
Lilly
L Avenue
M Avenue NW
K Avenue NW
Tenth
Thirteenth Streets
Appreciative Audience Hears Public Concert at YMCA
Members of the American Federation of Musicians Local 137 orchestra performed a free public concert at the YMCA Little Theater. The program featured semi classical and popular works by Gershwin, Dvorak, Porter, St Sven, and Herbert with a finale of Begin the Beguine after the conductor returned. Programs are funded by the AFM royalty transcription fund. next concert will be Sunday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A. Little Theater
American Federation of Musicians Local 137 Orchestra
George Gershwin
Dvorak
Cole Porter
St. Sven
Victor Herbert
R. L. Moehlmann
Moehlmann
AFM
Nine Eastern Iowans Enlist for Navy Duty
The Cedar Rapids recruiting station announced nine eastern Iowa men have been accepted by the Navy. Notable enlistees include aviation metalsmith third class William J. Galli who re enlisted after 18 months service, and his brother Francis J. Galli. Also joining are Donald Richard Stevens, Bobbie Z. Gorman, James C. Weaver, Rodney C. Jones, Frank Steven Patterson, Gilman, and Robert H. Fahrenkrug with listed family addresses in Cedar Rapids, Bob, and Gladbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Eastern
Iowa
Navy
William J. Galli
Anora A. Dudley
Thirtieth Street Drive
Francis J. Galli
Donald Richard Stevens
Roy E. Stevens
H Avenne
Bobbie Z. Gorman
Harry D. Gorman
Thirty-fourth Street
James C. Weaver
Chester H. Weaver
Sixth Street
Rodney C. Jones
Maurice F. Jones
Highland Drive
Frank Steven Patterson
Glenn A. Patterson
Gilman
Robert H. Fahrenkrug
Ernest Fahrenkrug
Gladbrook
Linn County Grand Jury Opens November Term
The Linn county grand jury met Monday at the courthouse to begin its November term. County Attorney W. W. Crissman said the schedule is light and deliberations likely end by midweek. Jurors listed include Martin Rice Earl Batchelder D R McCreery Robert W Wessale Andrew W Kuhn John B Meyers and A L McKinstry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Grand Jury
W. W. Crissman
Martin Rice
Third Avenue SE
Earl Batchelder
Central City
D. R. McCreery
Alburnett
Robert W. Wessale
College Township
Andrew W. Kuhn
Walker
John B. Meyers
Lisbon
A. L. McKinstry
Bertram Township
Chapman divorce suit dismissed in Linn County court
Marcella F. Chapman filed for divorce from Harold D. Chapman in Linn County district court but the case was dismissed Monday on the plaintiff's motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella F. Chapman
Harold D. Chapman
Linn County
City Briefs and Notices Roundup
Ankle injury hospital update for R. F. Rose of 609 Eighteenth Street SE. Convalescing Harvey C. Hand of 957 Twelfth Street NE after surgery. Alumnae Kappa Alpha Theta to meet at Mrs. W. R. James 2039 Bever Avenue SE. Legionnaires Kilroy to attend Hanford post meeting with Yvonne O'Reilly as entertainment. Armis tice Day closings affect Well Baby Clinic. Dental meeting at Roosevelt hotel with Dr. R. E. Vedder as speaker. Planned Parenthood clinic at St. Luke's Wednesday 1 p.m. ambulance entrance. Cedar Rapids post office to sell 10,000 three cent Rough Rider stamps honoring William Owen O'Neill of the Rough Riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha Theta
W. R. James
Bever Avenue
Rough Rider
Cedar Rapids
William Owen
Bucky” O'Neill
Rough Riders
Cuba
O'Neill
San Juan Hill
Williams Address At Chamber Dinner Dinner Reservation Needed
The Chamber fears a crowded dinner as Right Hon. Tom Williams British minister of agriculture and fisheries speaks Tuesday evening. Reservations are urged by phone. event at 6 15 p m in the Chamber building. Williams heads a British delegation to the FAO in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Williams
Real Estate Men Plan Fundamentals Course
At a Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board luncheon at the YMCA on Monday, plans were discussed for an eight lecture course on real estate fundamentals for realtors. Robert Waples was named chairman of a committee to survey members about interest and preferred study times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board
Y.M.C
Robert Waples
Real Estate Board
Police Holding Man on Larceny Investigation
Police detained George Robinson 20 of 1512 Tenth Street SE after a larceny inquiry at a filling station on Center Point Road NE. He reportedly admitted taking about $80 on two occasions while employed there and was arrested early Monday. Robinson is on parole from a Colorado reformatory for a prior car theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robinson
Tenth Street SE
Center Point Road
Frank Bukacek
Robinson
Bukacek
Colorado
India Holds Half of World Irrigated Land
A report notes that approximately half of the globally irrigated area lies within India, underscoring the nation’s pivotal role in global irrigation and agriculture. The finding highlights India's vast water management and farming networks across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Foreign Traders To Hear Marine Insurance Talk
The Foreign Trade bureau meeting on November 10 features Joe Johnson of the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company Chicago as guest speaker. Johnson specializes in marine insurance and will answer questions after the talk at 6 30 p.m. at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Trade Bureau
Joe Johnson
Marine Defees
Fireman's Fundsurance Company
Chicago
Sehmeen
Montrose Hotel
D P Link Hinted In Ross Slaying
Vienna authorities linked Irving Ross death to possible contacts with Yugoslav exiles. US officials say robbery was unlikely and Ross had no mission beyond Marshal Plan duties. Ross had been warned after earlier arrest in the Soviet sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
INS
Irving Ross
Yugoslavia
Ross
United States
Volesstimme
Man Arrested in Cedar Rapids for $48 Theft
Cedar Rapids detectives arrested Edward Baloney, 23, of 303 Eighth Avenue SE Monday after an investigation into a missing $48 from a billfold. Baloney reportedly admitted taking the money in a signed statement reported by his roommate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Edward Baloney
Eighth Avenue SE
Baloney
Marion News: Family Reunion and City Court Actions
Mr and Mrs G William Fowler hosted a Sunday family reunion at 1507 Tenth Street with relatives including the Schminke Haerther Fox Lutz Lowe and Rinderknecht families from Cedar Rapids Iowa City Palo Marion and Atkins. In Mayor Biddicks court three boys charged with malicious mischief were arraigned for grease and refuse on a porch. fines ranged from 10 to 25 dollars with one suspended 15 day jail sentence. Donald C Haas was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. William Fowler
Tenth Street
William H. Schminke
C. W. Haerther
Atkins
Lester Haerther
Iowa City
John J. Fox
Velma Fox
John Lutz
Dale Lowe
Martin Rinderknecht
Cedar Rapids
Harry Mason
Palo
Harry Fox
Harry, Jr
Bob
Marion
M. H. Biddick
South Tenth Street
Donald C. Haas
Armistice Day Ceremonies Planned by City Officials
Mayor M H Biddick asks all businesses to close from 11 to 12 Thursday Armistice day. The American Legion firing squad will head a flag raising ceremony in the city park with all Legionnaires invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Biddick
American Legion
Weekend guests and visits at Cliff Armstrongs and Hutchins homes
Weekend guests included the Bloods of Sharpsburg Iowa visiting the Armstrongs son in law and daughter. A. F. Hutchins hosted Lunda and Mrs. Sayers of Chicago and her son Johnny. Other guests were Dale Flitsch family of Alburnett Willis Hutchins and Polly Peyton. Dr. and Mrs. Boyenga from Belgium met Mrs. Coppin of Spa Belgium in New York and will spend six months with the Boyengas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Armstrongs
Mrs
J. O. Blood
Sharpsburg, la
A. F. Hutchins
Lunda
Belgium
D. E. Boyenga
Tenth Street
New York City
Marion area notices and local visits mixed
Mrs E G Cooke and daughters Sally and Nancy travel to New York City for a visit. The Marion Band Boosters executive committee will meet tonight at 7 30 in the Jackson barber shop. Pfc William J Mills completed basic training at Sheppard Air Force Base Texas and is on a 10 day furlough with his parents before reporting to Rapid City South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E G. Cooke
Sally
Nancy
New York City
Marion Band Boosters Club
Jackson
William J. Mills
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Texas
W. H. Mills
Rapid City
S. D
Two Deaths in Cedar Rapids Traffic Toll
Traffic fatalities in Cedar Rapids rose with two deaths recorded in the latest update. The figures, part of an eight month safety contest sponsored by the Young Men's Bureau, are provided by the police department's traffic bureau along with injury totals and accident counts since March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Traffic Bureau
Police Department
Young Men’s Bureau
First Snow of Winter Hits Iowa
Snow melted quickly after a light fall in Estherville, Sioux City and Spencer. Estherville reported the deepest snow, over two inches, as cold air lingered in Iowa. Monday lows reached 30 at Spencer and may dip to 25 tonight, while Sunday’s high hit 60 at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Estherville
Sioux City
Spencer
Girl Dies 10 Months After Pioneering Heart Operation
In Canton Ohio Betty Woolridge 22 died at home ten days after the death of Dr Horace Smithy the surgeon who pioneered opening a valve in the heart to remove scar tissue from rheumatic fever. Smithy died of the same heart ailment and pneumonia before another operation was performed on a patient. Four other initial patients survive with varying outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Betty Woolridge
Charleston
Horace Smithy
Medical College of
South Carolina
Smithy
Miss Woolridge
Morrell and Union Agree on Contract
Basic terms of a contract have been agreed at the John Morrell packing plant in Ottumwa by management and union officials. The agreement awaits formal contract form and union membership approval. CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union President Ralph Helstein led negotiations with Topeka local representatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
John Morrell Packing Plant
Ralph Helstein
CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union
Topeka
Kan
Morrell Plant
Three Fined For Drunkenness In Police Court
Three people pleaded guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace in police court on Monday and were each fined 25 dollars plus costs. The offenders were Donald Whitson of 10 Ellis Terrace NW, Edward Knoebel of 408 I Avenue NW, and Mrs. Floyd Sanborn of route 2. Whitson was arrested Saturday night at Joe and Cliff's 117 First Avenue SE for harassing a couple. Knoebel faced an arrest Saturday at the Wheel Inn after management filed charges. Sanborn was arrested early Sunday at Maid Rite sandwich shop 726 First Street SW after she threw a hamburger at a waitress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Whitson
Ellis Terrace
Edward Knoebel
Avenue
Floyd Sanborn
Ellis Terrace NW
I Avenue NW
Whitson
Joe
Cliff
First Avenue SE
Knoebel
Wheel Inn
C R Youth Considered For Rhodes Scholarship
Gordon Fennell Jr of Cedar Rapids has been nominated as a candidate for the Rhodes Scholarship by Stanford University. He is one of three seniors under consideration and recently appeared before the Rhodes committee at Stanford, with a December appearance scheduled in Iowa. He graduates from Franklin School and studies languages at Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Fennell, Jr
Rhodes
Stanford University
Gordon Fennell
Grande Avenue SE
Palo Alto
Calif
Iowa
Fennell
Franklin School
Cedar Rapids
Stanford
Clem Steiner's Body Recovered from River
The body of 19 year old Clem Steiner was recovered Sunday morning from the Mississippi near Harpers Ferry Iowa after two Prairie du Chien brothers drowned on a duck hunting trip. The search for the other brother Charles 26 continued Monday. Their father Joseph 55 was rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Mississippi River
Harpers Ferry
Clem Steiner
Charles
Clem
Floyd
Lansing
Steiner Brothers
Joseph
Poorman Fined for Reckless Driving After Accident
Oda Poorman of 1344 A avenue NE was fined $50 and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. He was arrested after reporting he had driven into a curb in the 600 block of First avenue W. Police say extensive damage occurred to his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oda Poorman
A Avenue NE
First Avenue W
Poorman
Gas leaks blamed for tree deaths in city
Arborist Alman said delays in repairing gas leaks caused tree losses at multiple sites including 425 Seventeenth Street NE and 1122 Seventh Street SE. He cited prior reports since Oct. 1947 and warned gas can spread 60 to 70 feet underground with roots dying first and crowns showing effects weeks to months later. He criticized utility spending while noting other cities report prompt repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
Jones
Alman
Gazette
Dearborn
Mich
Milwaukee
Yonkers
N. Y
Ardmore
Seventeenth Street
Seventeenth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
Twelfth Avenue
Accused Couple Plead Innocent In Midwest Swindle Case
William Stanley 36 and his wife, parents of five, pled innocent to violating the national stolen property act. Bond set at 7500 each. trial scheduled Nov 29 at Mason City. Police say the pair operated a marriage loan scam across five states, fleecing widows and bachelors of about 25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
INS
William Stanley
Mason City
Henry N. Graven
Harold E. Wolfe
Midwest
Wolfe
Stanley
Manning
Harry Swanson
Emmett County
Graven
Leonard Schwan
U.S
Polio Epidemic Recedes in Iowa After Record Year
Dr. Ralph Heeren, Iowa preventable disease chief, says polio is receding after a record year. New cases last week totaled 46, down from 100 in early October. Cumulative cases reach 1,064 this year, surpassing 1940’s 929. Five counties Grundy Delaware Iowa Clarke Jackson remain polio free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Ralph Heeren
State
Heeren
Grundy
Delaware
Clarke
Jackson
Sunshine Mission Opens Evangelistic Meetings
Sunshine Mission will begin a series of evangelistic meetings Monday at 7 30 p.m. William Smith a former chef who was converted will lead the meetings. Different church groups will have preliminary services including music Mr Smith who is from Kansas will speak every evening except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
William Smith
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Daily
Seta Tetien
Margaret J. Neville
Mike R. Neville
Cigaret
Mattress
Fifteenth Avenue
Companies
Ellis Boulevard NW
William Burke
Marvin Henderson
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Charles Wood
John Peterka
L Street
Donald Bervid
Shueyville
Frank Dvorak
James Hayes
Washington Avenue
Roy Pearson
Second Avenue
R. E. Beiber
W. F. Smith
Second Street
Marcus Cox
Grande Avenue
Betty Schwinn
Meadowbrook Drive
L D. May
Mercy
Emil Wenninger
Thirty-sixth Street
William Vollmer
Vernon Road
Raymond Lake
St. Luke’s
Myron Fagle
Clarence Slager
John Vosatka
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Casper Lindt
Newhall
Kyle Germain
Old Marion Road
William Valenta
Third Street
Albert Haddy
Fourth Street
Bernard Schulte
Norway
Minneapolis
Jerry Schwartz
Schwartz
Geraldine Berg
Ethel Berg
B Avenue NE
Manchester
Gorda Gill
Traer
Mary Podhajzky
Wyoming
Will Brown
Riverside
Vinton
William F. Sebeck
Will F. Jack
Clarence Howard
Elkader
L. M. Bink
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Agnes Kennedy
University Hospital
Council
Synhorst
Joseph Fuchs
Cassie Smith
Lange Services
Cerveny Services
C.R
Dial
City Cab
R. F. Rose
Eighteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
C.S.A
C.S.P.S. Hall
Center Point Methodist Church
Harvey C. Hand
Legionnaires
Kilroy
Hanford
Yvonne O'Reilly
Adv
Public Health Nursing Office
City Hall
Roosevelt Hotel
R. E. Vedder
University of Michigan
Williams
Reed
D.P. Link
Billford
Marion News
Edisons
E. F. Beckner
Fay Bailey
Charles City
Phare
Lillian Springer
Bert Neal
Mt. Vernon
Mrs. Springer
Emma Williamson
Raymond Evans
Fort Worth, Texas
Owen Turner
Lee Brown
George Starks
LaPorte, Ind
Lucille Day
West Palm Beach, Fla
Frank Stevenson
Dan G. Hickey
van Horne
Edith Howe
McLeod
Zona Logan
John Meredith Howe
Morrell
Union
Ninth Street
D Avenue NE
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
First Ave
John B. Turner & Son
Second Ave
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