SILLIMAN NAMED HANFORD POST COMMANDER IN 1940S LEGION
B D Silliman 1610 Third Ave BE elected commander of Hanford post the largest in the state, succeeding Henry Haegg. Other officers include vice-commanders Edward Kopp Ralph Podzimek and Frank W N Stepanek, adjutant H H Wage and financier Frank G Kanak. Post notes 1 041 members. complex entertainment night featured amateur acts with Darlene Trout 7, Tillman Sisters Nevillene 4 and Marietta 5, and a crowd of local children.
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B. D. Silliman
Third Avenue BE
Hanford
American Legion
Silliman
Henry Haegg
The
Legionaires
B. B. Hickenlooper
Norman Bleakley
Edward Kopp
Ralph Podzimek
Frank WN. Stepanek
I. R. Harbit
Arthur W. Klassen
John Thomas
Robert J. Vinch
H. H. Wage
Frank G. Kanak
I. B. McGladrey
Louis F. Schirm
Melvin Welke
Peoples Church
Ial D. Ross
Maurice Cahill
Haegg
Legion
Oakdale
Old Post
George Cervenka
Fred Erickson
Darlene Trout
L. L. Trout
Third Street
Tillman Sisters
Nevillene
Marietta
Mary Tillman
Happy- Go-Lucky Boys
Alice Gay
Daniels Street
Marian Blitsch
Robert Cartright
Virgina Harover
Alice Cones
Donald Maloney
Pat
Floradora
Abigail Hunnicutt
Margaret Terrall
Juanita Brown
David Kalula
Miriam Zambrakos
Earl
Hanford Legion Names New Commander B D Silliman
Members of the Hanford American Legion post elected local attorney B D Silliman as commander for the coming year at Tuesday night’s meeting. Other officers were also chosen during the session, with the group affirming the slate for the year ahead.
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Hanford
The
American Legion
B. D. Silliman
Silliman
Yo Ieamew
Joseph Loufek Heads John Huss Church Epworth League
At a recent Epworth League meeting of the John Huss Methodist church, officers for the coming year were elected. Joseph Loufek was chosen president with Arthur Kuehn first vice president and Elsie Teffer second vice president. Priscilla Smith third vice president and Emily Stelcik fourth. Joe Stepanek and Anna Lanna were named secretaries, Katherine Hunter intendent, and Charlotte Burlingham assistant superintendent. They will be installed at a combined Epworth League and service next Sunday evening.
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Epworth League
John Huss Methodist Church
Joseph Loufek
Arthur Kuehn
Elsie Teffer
Priscilla Smith
Emily Stelcik
Joe Stepanek
Anna Lanna
Katherine Hunter
Charlotte Burlingham
Funeral services for Solomon White in Crawfordsville
Solomon White age 92 of Crawfordsville, a longtime resident since 1854, was buried after funeral services at the Crawfordsville United Presbyterian church. Born October 5, 1840 in Rush County, Indiana, he married Levina Frances Pratt on January 1, 1863, who died in 1919. Surviving are five children including Mrs. J M Maxwell, Mrs. P F Maxwell, Mrs. Ames Long, Harry White, and W S White of Davenport.
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Washington
Solomon White
Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville United Presbyterian Church
Rush County
Ind
Levina Frances Pratt
J. M. Maxwell
PF. J. Maxwell
Ames Long
Harry White
W. S. White
Davenport
Sheriff Sale Notice in Linn County Iowa Court
A sheriff sale notice issued after a September 26 1932 judgment in favor of S George Hebbens against James Johnson lists a promissory note of 1000 dollars dated March 28 1932 due before March 30 1933 and a 1932 sale set for October 29 1932 at Cedar Rapids Iowa Court door at 10 1 o clock in the morning. The sale is to be conducted by Deputy Radebauch and D Randall attorney, with costs of 36.95 and other costs accruing.
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District Court
Linn County
Iowa
S. George Hebbens
James Johnson
Forest Shrope
William E
Lola M. Isand
Dolla
Cedarids
Linn ‘Sounty
Petrus
Radebauch
Hn D. Randall
Iowa City Man Fined 350 for Liquor Charge
Special to The Gazette reports BE. A. Stim mel of Iowa City was fined 350 and costs in district court after pleading guilty to a liquor in possession charge. The court ordered destruction of eighty gallons of alcohol seized at arrest. Stim mel had faced illegal transportation charges stemming from the September arrest.
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Gazette
Iowa City
BE. A. Stimmel
Stimmel
Diathermy Debate on Tonsil Treatment Sparks Plebiscite
Readers are urged to vote on ton si ll treatment methods with emphasis on diathermy versus the old surgical tonsillectomy. The editor notes strong patient satisfaction with diathermy and seeks detailed letters from those with any method, promising a broad, significant result if many respond.
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Neukhins Uaeae
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