Cedar Rapids Residents Named in List
John Talgat and Mary Ellen Hendrickson, both of Cedar Rapids. Lester R Woodward and Genevieve Il Wenger, Cedar Rapids. Raymond Wilson and Mary Edith Miler, Cedar Rapids. Philip Sheridan of Chadwick and Loretta Dollinger of Milledgeville. Marvin Davidson and Fannie Holmes, Cedar Rapids. Micheal Richard Nevills and Margaret Jane Stevens, Cedar Rapids. John M Coleman of Muscatine and Maude L. Coleman of Newberg Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Talgat
Mary Ellen Hendrickson
Cedar Rapids
Lester R Woodward
Genevieve Il Wenger
Raymond Wilson
Mary Edith Miler
Philip Sheridan
Chadwick 1
Loretta Dollinger
Milledgeville
Marvin Davidson
Fannie Holmes
Micheal Richard Nevills
Margaret Jane Stevens
John M Coleman
Muscatine
Maude L. Coleman
Newberg
Oregon
Obituary Notices for Three Residents Include Dates and Addresses
Mrs Ida C Root age 73 died at her home 415 Thirty third street NE at 630 am Saturday. John A Sheppard age 70 died at his home 727 Fifth avenue SE at 115 4 am Saturday. Robert Elwood age 22 of 828 avenue NW died at a local hospital at 4 am Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida C Root
Thirty-third Street
John A Sheppard
Fifth Avenue SE
Robert Elwood
Avenue NW
Births Reported at Mercy St Lukes and Local Homes
Mercy hospital reports a son for Mr and Mrs Richard Rinderknecht of 409 Seventeenth Street SE on November 24. Blairstown couple Mr and Mrs Lester Brown welcome a daughter on November 24. St Luke's hospital records twins for Mr and Mrs Harold Swordes of Marion Route No 2 on November 24. Fred Gorsh and wife at 132 Thirty third Avenue SW greet a daughter born November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Richard Rinderknecht
Seventeenth Street
Lester Brown
Blairstown
St. Luke's Hospital
Harold Swordes
Marion
Fred Gorsh
Thirty-third Avenue
Norbert Neidl Sentenced for Intoxication in Churchill Court
Norbert Neidl age 39 of 1509 Sixteenth Avenue SE was sentenced to 15 days in county jail after being found guilty of intoxication in Justice H. R. Churchill's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Neidl
Sixteenth Avenue SE
H. R. Churchill
Divorce Granted to Robert Deal from Lois Deal
Judge H. C Ring grants divorce on desertion grounds. Robert Deal, 31, separated from Lois Deal. Married in Cedar Rapids on April 4, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Deal
Lois Deal
H. C Ring
Cedar Rapids
Blinding Lights Blamed For Injury To Local Youth
Clinton Edwards 16 of Marion Route 2 was struck on the old Marion road three-quarters of a mile west of Cedar Park Friday at 8 pm. Coy Kelly 21 of Marion Route 2 said the oncoming car’s lights blinded him, preventing avoidance. Edwards suffered facial scratches and general bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Edwards
Marion
Marion Road
Cedar Park
Jim Smith
Coy Kelly
Edwards
Thief Ransacks Cars and Steals Gas Nearby
Police searched for a thief operating near C avenue and Seventeenth street NE after a Friday night incident in which one car was forced open and gasoline stolen from two others. Rk W Johnson reported a ventilator window jimmied with a file, contents scattered, and two gloves plus a cloth missing. Paul Nissen and L S Hamilton also reported gasoline thefts from cars in their garages, with Nissen noting a prior break in three weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Avenue
Seventeenth Street NE
Rk W Johnson
C Avenue NE
Paul Nissen
E Avenue NE
L.S Hamilton
Nissen
Young Woman Arrested On Embezzlement Count
Bernice A Smith Rundquist aged 25 from Davenport who formerly worked in the Cedar Rapids Montgomery Ward credit department was jailed on a bench warrant after Linn county grand jury indicted her on embezzlement. Bond set at $2,000. She pled not guilty at arraignment but failed to furnish bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice A Smith Rundquist
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Montgomery Ward and Company
Linn County
James H Smith
Grand Jury
C. J. Haas
Death faces Jews violating decrees in Kalisch district
Berlin report notes a Lodz German language paper states Jews in Kalisch district Poland who do not wear yellow arm bands or who leave home between 5 pm and 8 am may be punished by death. The Deutsche Lodzer Zeitung says district president imposed the rule with unlimited fines possible in special cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kalisch
Poland
Lodz
Deutsche Lodzer Zeitung
Gary Cooper Hurt In On-Location Fall
Gary Cooper twisted his knee Friday while alighting from a horse on location in Tucson. He was taken to a sanatorium then returned to his hotel. doctors said the 5 injury was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Gary Cooper
Local Graduates and Campus Life Details
1936 West Union High School graduate attended Coe College for two years. Member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority Associated Women students Woman's Athletic association Chi Delta a capella choir and mad rigal singers. Mr Slapetis graduated from Coe College last June with a bachelor of arts degree. Member of Delta Phi Epsilon fraternity president of Clan of C honorary member of the athletic association member of student council and athletic board of control. Now an accountant with Wilson and company Chicago. LISBON In the local school declamatory contest Thursday evening Jean Stone won first in oratorical section. Carolyn Kep ler second Dramatic and humorous sections had but two contestants each first honors Elizabeth Frederick and Peggy Frink Mary Louise Bur rows and Betty Mohn second. Critic judge Ben Hoover of Cornell college Coaches Supt L N Rahn and Miss Marion Whinery Music by John Clark. MAQUOKETA Meeting in Andrew for a dinner session Friday 55 men from Andrew Baldwin Bellevue Green Island Maquoketa Miles and Monmouth organized the Jackson County Boy Scout area to be subsidiary to the Mesquakie area which includes Jackson and Clinton counties Earl Fuller of Bellevue is county chairman and committee chairmen were selected to constitute the county executive council Maquoketa has the oldest scout organization in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union High School
Coe College
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Associated Women Students
Woman's Athletic Association
Chi Delta
Slapetis
Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Clan of C
The
Athletic Association
Athletic Board of Control
Wilson and Company
Chicago
Thanksgiving Ann casting at EASTERN IOWA church
EASTERN IOWA NEWS notes an Evangelical church Sunday 8 pm one act play Thanksgiving Ann with cast Valera D Backus Helen Crutchley Carl Lang Elsie Crutchley Dorothy Millard Ann and Freda Knapp. Additional society, wedding, court actions, and notices from Rowley Clermont Marquette Toledo Tipton West Union Washington Riverside and Fayette across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett
Valera D. Backus
Helen Crutchley
Carl Lang
Elsie Crutchley
Dorothy Millard
Ann
Freda Knapp
Bootleg King Remus Seeks 196000 From O Hara Estate
CHICAGO AP George Remus once a prohibition era bootleg king claims 196000 in probate court from the estate of Edward J O’Hare race track magnate killed in a gangland style shooting November 8 His attorney says the sum is the remaining balance of 250000 O’Hare agreed to pay for liquor Remus and others were convicted of stealing from Remus in 1928 Remus testified as government star witness against O’Hare and 21 co defendants in a case involving siphoning 200000 worth of bonded whisky from barrels at the Jack Daniel Distillery warehouse in St Louis O’Hare operated the warehouse Remus forfeited a 100000 bond tied to the whisky sale His wife Imogene was accused of participating One year 15 men were jailed Cincinnati and St Louis connections figure in the broader case O’Hare’s 1926 conviction was reversed by the U S Circuit Court of Appeals Cincinnati and remanded for a new trial but O’Hare was never retried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Remus
Edward J O'Hare
O'Hare
Remus
St. Louis
Justis Chancellor, Jr
Cook County
Cincinnati
Jack Daniel
Imogene
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
Sampica Pleads Guilty to Robbery With Aggravation
Wilfred Henry Sampica, 42, pleaded guilty to robbery with aggravation in district court after his arrest by Dubuque authorities following the Nov 16 car theft of F. R. Carns. He received up to 25 years in Fort Madison prison and an additional 10 year term for breaking and entering Town Pump. The second robbery charge remains on the record, and the sentences run concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Henry Sampica
Fort Madison
C. J. Haas
Sampica
Dubuque
F. R. Carns
Carns
North Western
G. King Thompson
Mercer changes plea in hit and run case to guilty
W A Mercer pled not guilty to leaving the scene of an accident without aiding the injured, then changed to guilty and received a $200 fine plus costs from Judge C J Haas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Mercer
C. J. Haas
Willie Willis on praise and castor oil remarks
Willie Willis comments on receiving praise, joking that people are generous with castor oil but stingy with compliments. He hints at humor about appreciation and and suggests a lighthearted view of praise in contrast to medicine.
Mercer Fined After Marion Traffic Collision
A district court fined Mercer after an evening crash on Oct 28 near First Avenue and Sixth Street Marion when his car struck Mrs. Frank Claris of 1155 Eleventh Street. Mercer was arrested by police following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mercer
Frank Claris
Eleventh Street
Marion
First Avenue
Sixth Street
Drunk Driving Charge Against Perez Dropped
Augustine Perez of Cedar Rapids pled not guilty July 5 to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Judge C J Haas dismissed the case on state motion for lack of evidence as not conclusive enough to prove intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine Perez
Cedar Rapids
C J. Haas
G K. Thompson
Perez
New Trial Overruled in $273 Check Case
Judge J E Heiserman overruled Brunson vs Craemer motions for new trial and verdict notwithstanding, with exceptions to instructions. Jury ruled for Craemer on Oct 17 on a February 25 1937 check. Court entered judgment on a $50 cost bond taxed to Brunson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Heiserman
Francis A. Brunson
N. P. Craemer
Brunson
Craemer
Custody Granted to Mrs Harris in Divorce Case
Pending final hearing on Fern Trene Harris request to set aside a divorce decree to Varge Harris dated Oct 11. Judge J E Heiserman Friday ordered custody of an infant son with Mrs Harris. Harris had custody under the decree unknown to her until a newspaper report. The couple married in Missouri in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Trene Harris
Varge Harris
J E. Heiserman
Iowa tax claim over 8000 in T. J. Lowell estate in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa state tax commission claim of about 8000 on the estate of T. J. Lowell of Belleville Kansas, a former Cedar Rapids hardware merchant who died May 1, 1938, was argued to Judge C. J. Haas on written briefs after a Friday hearing. Lowell's stipulated facts show 118,558.86 in a Cedar Rapids savings account and 4,076.59 in checking at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Tax Commission
T. J. Lowell
Belleville
Kan
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Haas
Lowell
Gasoline And Oil Stolen From Quarry On Robert Smith Property
Theft reported Friday night at a quarry on the Robert Smith property near Covington includes twenty gallons of gasoline and five gallons of motor oil taken. Sheriff Jim Smith was informed Saturday and said a staple was forced on a tool and machine house door during the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Covington
Jim Smith
Legionaires Ask Officials To Bar Browder At Yale
American Legionaires in New Haven call on Gov Baldwin city leaders and Yale President Seymour to prevent Earl Browder general secretary of the Communist Party from speaking at Yale on Tuesday. A mass veterans meeting is set for Monday to protest the appearance. Joseph Murray, post commander, warns against liberal policies that could sow weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Dartmouth Council Bars Browder Speech on Campus
Dartmouth college council announces Earl Browder will not be allowed to speak on campus. The veto follows the Dartmouth undergraduate daily’s invitation and a petition against the rejection by the lecturers committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College Council
Earl Browder
Browder
Dartmouth
Syrian Orthodox Benevolent Society Bequest to Nassif Heirs
A burial sum of 125 dollars is bequeathed by the Syrian Orthodox Benevolent Society to Samuel Nassif George Nassif and Eli Nassif for Lot 194 in St George's Orthodox Cemetery under specified conditions dated October 3, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Orthodox Benevolent Society
Samuel, George
Eli Nassif
St. George's Orthodox Cemetery
British hold on Clyde sub raid and Belfast damage report
A German submarine was reportedly captured after an attempt to access the Firth of Clyde. London reopened, with a convoy and the last American ship leaving. The Belfast cruiser was damaged near May Island, 20 crew injured, hauled to Rosyth for repairs. Navy notes mention strong protection and robust internal subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth of Clyde
Scotland
Royal Oak
Scapa Flow
London
Admiralty
Berlin
Britain
Germany
Belfast
May Island
Firth of Forth
Rosyth
Jane's Fighting Ships
Auto Crash Row Injures Five in City Series
Five people were hurt in a sequence of auto crashes Friday and night. Grace Zeigler, 612 First avenue E, suffered facial and knee injuries when struck by Joe Long, 24, of 1453 Third avenue SE, at First avenue and Sixth street E. Zeigler refused ambulance care but later allowed a doctor exam. Long says he hit her after a car ahead signaled to turn right and pulled left to pass. Earlier, J. C. Parizek, 55, of Elberon, received cuts when his car was struck by Clyde Harbit, 31, Mount Mercy academy, at First avenue and Eighth street. Harbit said he didn’t see Parizek’s northbound car until too late. Parizek had paused to allow two cars to pass. John Willer, Center Point, suffered a bruised right ankle when struck at the Ryde Auto garage by Mrs. William Hamer, 37, of 2424 O avenue NW. Hamer told police she was entering the garage when Willer stepped into her path from the office area. he was thrown to the floor. No injuries were reported in a separate auto-train collision at First avenue and Fourth street E, where Merie Gray, 1711 Grande avenue SE, was struck by a switch engine. passenger Helen Arduser was shaken. Gray said she stopped for a train and did not see the other engine despite signals. Train crew said the watchman was signaling with a swinging lantern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Grace Zeigler
First Avenue E
Joe Long
Third Avenue SE
First Avenue
Sind
Sixth Street E
Sixth Street
Miss Zeigler
J. C. Parizek
Elberon
Clyde Harbit
Mount Mercy Academy
Eighth Street
Harbit
Parizek
John Willer
Center Point
Ryde Auto Company
Second Avenue SE
William Hamer
O Avenue NW
Hamer
Miller
Fourth Street E
Merie Gray
Grande Avenue SE
Three More Tularemia Cases Raise City total to six
Three more tularemia cases were added to the city health department records Saturday. The patients are Albert Cline of 2717 First Avenue E, Fred Strakota of Mount Vernon Avenue SE, and Mrs Libbie Navratil of Mount Vernon Avenue SE. The cases bring the seven day total to six with one death noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Albert Cline
First Avenue
Fred Strakota
Mount Vernon Avenue
Libbie Navratil
Robert Erwood Dies After Long Illness
Robert Erwood son of Mr and Mrs Walter Erwood 828 Aye nne NW died in a local hospital at 4 am Saturday after a lingering illness Born August 11 1917 in Chicago he moved to Cedar Rapids ten years ago A St Patrick’s school graduate of 1935 with studies at Columbia College Dubuque He worked for Russell Railway guide and belonged to Knights of Columbus and St Patrick’s church Survived by his parents two brothers William and Thomas grandparents Mr and Mrs A F Elwood Dowagiac Michigan and Mrs Josephine Duffey Green Bay Wisconsin and several aunts and uncles Funeral at St Patrick’s church at 9 am Monday Burial Mount Calvary Cemetery Body to be moved from Teahen funeral home Sunday morning to the home for calling Sunday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Erwood
Walter Erwood
Ayenne
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s School
Columbia College
Dubuque
Russell Railway Guide
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick's Church
Death of Ida C Root at 73 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Ida C Root 73 died at 415 Thirty third Street NE at 6 30 am Saturday after a lingering illness. Born June 3 1866 in Clearfield Pennsylvania she moved from Waterloo to Cedar Rapids 30 years ago and resided here. Survived by daughter Eleanor sister Mrs L H Griffin Cedar Rapids brother C W Sutliff Marion and several nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements not set with calling at Moen chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida C. Root
Thirty-third Street
Clearfield
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
St. James
Eleanor
Longtime Cedar Rapids Railroader John A Sheppard Dies
John A Sheppard died at 1 15 am on Saturday at his home 727 Fifth avenue SE after a lingering illness. He was born in Clinton August 14 1869 and had lived in Cedar Rapids for over 45 years. A retired railroad man, he served as roundhouse foreman for Rock Island in Iowa Falls and Cedar Rapids and as master mechanic for Missouri Pacific in Hannibal Missouri. Surviving is a brother Harry of Independence. Funeral services set for 9 am Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Church with burial in St John’s Cemetery. Rosary to be recited by Msgr John Molloy at 8 pm Monday in the Brady morning chapel where friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sheppard
Fifth Avenue SE
Clinton
John
Catherine Sheppard
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Sheppard
Rock Island Railroad
Iowa Falls
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hannibal
Catherine Culkin Sheppard
Harry
The
Gazette
Independence
Msgr
John Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Msgr. Molloy
Funeral services for Charles E. Shomler held Sunday
Charles E. Shomler former Grand hotel owner and longtime local pharmacist dies Thursday funeral in Turner chapel at 3 30 p m with Rev I E Linkletter officiating burial in Linwood cemetery friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Shomler
Grand Hotel
Turner Chapel
I. E. Linkletter
Linwood Cemetery
Rites Set For John Stodola Retired Farmer
Funeral services for John Stodola, a retired farmer, will be held at Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Sunday. He died at his daughter Mrs Anna Booths home south of Cedar Rapids. The Rev Theodore B Hlubbock Jr will conduct the service and burial will be in Pleasant Ridge cemetery four and a half miles north of Palo. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stodola
Anna Booth
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Theodore B. Hlubucck, Jr
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
Palo
Women Pass Raised Bills At Two Shops And A Third Attempt Fails
Police report three women attempted to pass counterfeit ten dollar bills at hosiery and millinery shops Friday afternoon. Two shops accepted altered one dollar notes bleached and reprinted as tens while staff discovered the fraud while balancing cash. Descriptions varied only by age. officers doubt the same suspect trio acted at all locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerke
Treasury
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Forgery Detected by Clues in Picture and Line Reading Ten Dollar
Police declared the forgery clear only after noticing the picture and the line reading ten dollar, which busy clerks had missed at first glance.
Pleasant Journey Across Germany Amid Tense Night
A traveler recalls a blacked out Germany from Munich to Berlin, noting bright interiors, a lone pianist, ration tickets in Berlin, and officials assisting despite language barriers. He observes subdued conversation, many uniformed men, and a sense of relief at crossing into the Italian Tyrol on returning to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tyrol
Accuse Palo Man Of Manslaughter
Archie Beatty, 31, Palo farmer, was charged with manslaughter after a coroner jury found William Langguth fatally injured in a car driven recklessly by Beatty while under liquor. Beatty waived hearing, bond set at $1500. Langguth died at Vinton hospital from a head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Archie Beatty
Palo Farmer
William Langguth
Palo
Beatty
J. A. Ruhl
Bond
Langguth
Urbana
Vinton Hospital
Clarence Featherkile
Walter Kisling
J. R. Burrows
Troy Mille Man Hurt In Buzz Saw Accident
Robert Atwood, 36, of Troy Mills, was hospitalized at 10:45 am Saturday after being injured operating a buzz saw. He reported losing consciousness and falling, with injuries including facial lacerations, a swollen right eye, and fractures in three right arm bones. Condition listed as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Atwood
Troy Mills
St. Luke's Hospital
Atwood
Ten Years For Not Asking Ration Cards
Berlin report states Martha Krause, a shopkeeper, received a ten year sentence for selling meat butter and textiles without asking customers for ration cards. Prosecutors said the act harmed the reichs war economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Martha Krause
Hold Vinton Attorney In Embezzlement Case
VINTON George Knapp, a Vinton attorney, was returned from Knoxville and charged with embezzlement. He was indicted by the September grand jury for allegedly embezzling several hundred dollars from a client.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Vinton
George Knapp
Knoxville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Washington
Tampa
Mount Ayr
New Orleans
Sioux City
Galveston
Mahamw
Los Angeles
Charles City
San Francisco
Nes Moines
Seattle
New York
Dallas
Boston
Houston
Justice OF Peace Courts
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
17Th St
Iowa News
Rowley
Edgar Crain
George Kress
Clint Fagle
John R Wilson
Clermont
Arthur Alloway
Ammazette Henderson
Blanche Johnson
Larrabee School
Andree Tatro
Augusta Miller
Helen Halverson
Ray Hackett
Frederick Appelman
Arlene Amundson
Lorraine Osterhus
Ina Moen
Barnabetta Olson
Marquette
Scenic
McGregor
John K. Papake
Tama Reservation
B. O. Tankersley
Tama County District Court
Reginald
Leroy R
Leroy R. Owen
South Bend
Ind
Tankersley
Toledo
Fay Davis
Davis
Carl Houdyshell
Kraft Clothing
Tama
Tama County Board of Supervisors
Carrie M. Burley
Burley
Frank Wild
Tipton
Durant
E. C. Roddewig
Lecotta Mac Walters
Trinity Lutheran Church
Max B. Pinkett
Rebekah
Tipton Masonic Cemetery
West Union
Grant Lauer
Eldorado
Hawkeye
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Arnold Lauer
Rosina
Marjorie Lauer
Arthur Ragenhagen
John Calkins
Robert Ferguson
Lou Bauer
Milo De-Long
Herman Tuers
Howard Skinner
West Chester
Washington County
Crawfordsville
Florence Prusha
Edward J. Prusha
Tama County
Strawberry Point
George Reffle
Helen Deckert
Farm Security Administration
Fayette
Fayette County
Farm Bureaut Women's Chorus
John D. Clinton
Riverside
St Mary's Church
Omer Rummelhart
Rupert Rummelhart
Iowa City
Bernard Jacobsmeier
St. Mary's High School
Betty Ann Finch
A. D. Finch
A. R. Slapetis
James H Roche
Bradford Finch
Ruby Boyle
Court House News
W. H. Sampica
Willie Willis
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Joe
Bert Clark
Near Martelle
Fred Hamman
Shellsburg
John Grimm
JE. Heiserman
George N. Breese
Henrietta N. Breese
Legionaires
Yale
United States
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
France
Charles Shomler
Munich
Kofbrauhaus
Palo Man
Troy Mille
Lyman’s Cafe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!