Weekend Weather Outlook and Local Births and Obits
Mostly cloudy and cold with snow flurries forecast for Sunday. Highs 36 to 42 with a light wind shift. no significant precipitation. Local notices list obituaries for Herbert Burgin 78 and services for Joseph Shalla 87, Lillian Meyer 67, Emma Trimble 65, and others across Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Center Point, McGregor, Independence. Weather data includes October totals and airport wind at 6:30 pm Saturday.
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Deaths James Maloney 84 longtime Cedar Rapids resident
James Maloney 84 of 1115 Second Street SW died Saturday at home after retiring as a farmer. Born June 1870 in LaSalle he lived much of his life in Benton county and was a St Patrick's parishioner. Survived by three sisters a brother and several nieces and nephews. Services Tuesday at St Patrick's Church conduct by Rt Rev Msgr Dr Lenihan with burial in St Patrick's Fairfax cemetery. Rosary Monday at 8 p.m. in Teahen chapel.
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James Maloney
Second Street
LaSalle
Maloney
Cedar Rapids
Fairfax
Benton County
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Lenihan
St Patrick’s Cemetery
Teahen
Msgr
Services for George Gever Held at Turner Chapel
George Sherdrick Gever of Cedar Rapids died Saturday at age three years in residence for three years. Services conducted by Rector LD A Loterski at Turner chapel 3:30 p m Tuesday with burial in Linwood cemetery. Master Masons to meet Mt Herman lodge 263 at 3 p.m. at the Masonic hall. Friends may call at the chapel.
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George Sherdrick Gever
Eleventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
LD. A. Loterski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mt. Herman Lodge
Linwood Cemetery
Herman Lodge
Masonic Hall
Services for Mrs Oren J De Vault
Services for Mrs Oren J De Vault who died Saturday at the home of her son in law and daughter in Marion will be conducted at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Monday by the First Reader of First Church of Christ Scientist Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Oren J. DeVault
Bever Avenue SE
Ralph Whitlock
Marion
Turner Chapel
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Buri
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for Mrs. C. V. Frantz Held in Palo Church
Mrs. C. V. Frantz of Palo dies Saturday. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Palo church by Rev. George H. Goodrick. Burial in Palo cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel until noon Tuesday.
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C. V. Frantz
Palo
Palo Church
George H. Goodrick
Palo Cemetery
Bleeding Children Calls Tie Iowa City Police in Panic
Police rushed to verify two reports of children bleeding to death in Iowa City on Saturday night. An employee reported a girl named Karen Fowler bleeding, then a second call claimed Mike was bleeding. Officers searched the city streets for a confirming lead but nothing more was found by evening.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
Town-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Karen Fowler
Fowlers
Fullers
Richard Stramp
Mike
Storm Lake Woman Injured in Tiffin Highway Crash
Mrs Marie Baustian 52 of Storm Lake suffered an arm fracture and chin cuts in a two car crash on highway 6 near Tiffin Saturday at 4 30 p m She and her husband were leaving Iowa City after the Iowa Wisconsin football game The Baustian car struck the rear of a car driven by Theodore Stewart address not reported She was in fair condition at Mercy hospital in Iowa City the only injured person
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Iowa City
Storm Lake
Marie Baustian
Highway 6
Tiffin
Baustian
Theodore Stewart
Mercy Hospital
Woman Hurt Slightly In Crash With Truck
Bessie Pettey, 48, of 1237 Lake Avenue NE, sustained minor injuries Friday afternoon after a collision with a dairy company truck in the 200 block of Center Point Road NE. She was treated at St. Luke's Hospital and released. Truck driver Paul Huber of 1324 Eighteenth Ave SW was charged with failure to control but the charge was dismissed after paying court costs.
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Bessie Pettey
Lake Avenue
Center Point ‘Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
Paul Huber
Eighteenth Avenue
Dairy Company
Pettey
Toddville Man Booked On Drunk Driving Charge
Glenn H. Lyons 33 was booked on a drunk driving charge after a citizen reported a car struck a parked vehicle on First Avenue East then continued eastward and turned north on Thirteenth Street NE. Lyons was arrested after his car struck the rear of James Tucker s vehicle on Thirteenth Street between K and L avenues.
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Toddville
Glenn H. Lyons
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Lyons
James Tucker
L Avenues
Injury Standoff under Question as Police Probe
Investigators sought to determine whether Joseph McKune 25 suffered a possible skull fracture from a fall or a fight. Found in an alley at 6 30 p m near Second and Third avenues and Fourth and Fifth streets SE he admitted drinking and was taken to St Luke s hospital by detectives exploring the case.
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Phildelphia
Joseph McKune
McKune
Second
Third Avenues
Fourth and
Fifth Streets
St Luke's Hospital
Car Crash Fatality Near Algona
George E Jensen aged 24 from Rodman was killed Saturday when his car left a gravel road southwest of Algona. The accident occurred in a rural area, and authorities reported no additional injuries.
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Algona (Ap
George E Jensen
Rodman
Here
City Briefs Highlight Returning Soldier and Local Visits
City briefs note Cpl. Donald Mehaffey of Seattle from 1313 Third Ave SW due home Monday after two years in the army and a Korea year. Also listed is Bernard F. Beranek, jet engine instructor at Chanute Base, visiting his parents in town along with Dr. Dale Morgan, former Cedar Rapids resident, in Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Richard Finn
Finn
W. L. Jackson
Fourth Avenue
Dale Morgan, Jr
Sara Louise
Morgan
Louise Fernow
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Morgan
Dale Morgan
Thirty-fifth Street
Cpl
Donald Mehaffey
William Mehaffey
Third Avenue
Seattle
Korea
Camp Carson
Colo
Bernard F. Beranek
Chanute, J) Air Force Base
Cedar Rapids Resi
Local News Briefs From Cedar Rapids Iowa Area
Military veteran resumes residency in anesthesiology at University Hospitals Iowa City. Gerald P. Reilly faces charge of turning from direct course after a two-vehicle crash with Don ald E. Condit east of First Ave and Seventh St. Social and civic notices include visits by Mr and Mrs Glenn Thorpe, moving Budget Plan office to 1035 2nd Ave SE, and various club meetings. Also: Miss Margaret Anne Prout completes dietetics internship at University Hospitals Iowa City and accepts Broadlawns General Hospital position. All Saints Day masses listed for Immaculate Conception church.
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Margaret Anne Prout
W. L. Prout
Third Avenue SE
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Des Moines
Broadlawns General Hospital
Prout
Omicron Nu
Natonal Honor Society
Halloween Parade Lights Up Cedar Rapids With Prize Winners
Halloween came to Cedar Rapids Saturday night with a Moose-Hanford loop parade, a dance at the coliseum armory, and prizes for many costumes. Winners include Fillmore third grade and Taylor school groups, with multiple individuals named among top costumes, hobos, and floats. Prize collection at the Moose hall ends November 10.
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Cedar Rapids
Coliseum Armory
Smokey Bear
Blondie
Dagwood
Uncle Sam
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Fillmore
Hayes Bluebirds
Safety Patrol
Taylor School
Dice
Dianne
Jackie Derhow
Amos and
Andy
Jim Vance
Jim Cook
Connie Charlton
Sandra Thurn
Janet
Bobby Thorington
Filmore
Dick Crofter
D Street
the Robot
Roosevelt
Jim Price
E Avenue NW
Janet Gaumon
Kathie Lint
Beverly Bales
Sally Vernimont
Garfield School
Marcia Foster
Janice Dullin
Charles Madison
Fillmore School
Hobo In
Jimmy Haberle
Cleveland
Woman Banker Sentenced on Embezzlement Charge
In Hampton a 35 year old widow Lois Garrett manager of the Hansell branch of Sheffield Savings bank confessed to embezzling 7000 dollars to cover liquor bills left by her deceased husband. She received a 20 year suspended reformatory sentence.
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Hampton
Lois Garrett
Hansell
Sheffield Savings Bank
Food Poisoning Incident Tied to Improper Food Handling
A group of women, all store employees, were treated after consuming lunch items including chicken and noodles at a NW avenue store. Symptoms ranged from stomach aches to vomiting, with hospital transfers noted. officials cited advanced preparation and inadequate refrigeration as likely causes and referenced a similar past incident at Wilson and Company.
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Kopecky
Wilson and Company
Robins Wintering in Northern Communities
The article notes that robins can stay through winter in northern regions, remaining in local communities despite cold temperatures and limited food. The piece discusses migration patterns and possible impacts on local ecosystems.
President Eisenhower makes rapid calls to voters
The President spoke by phone with dozens of citizens as part of a nationwide effort. Among those reached were Georgia Burton in Detroit and Betty Miller in Oakland, with other calls to a nurse in Summit Hill and a widow in St. Louis. Seven women among the callers highlighted the focus on the women’s vote.
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Pennsylvania
Georgia H. Burton
Detroit
Elaine Anderson
el Monte
Calif
T. Rosser Roemer
St. Louis
Tam
Eisenhower
Frances Tyahla
Summit Hill
Eisenshower
Charles C. Chopp
Cleveland
Ohio
G. W. Honeycutt
Clemmons
N. C
Kenneth Dyson
Odessa
Texas
Grover C. Slayter
Eugene
Ore
Creamery Diets on Butter Policy and CCC Purchases
Creamerymen urge 0 percent parity and oppose price policies favoring shi from farm separated cream to whole milk for manufacturing. They call to restore government butter purchases at offer for sale instead of terminal market, noting CCC support and freight charges.
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Iowa
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Brunch at Cedar Rapids Chest As Final Report Push
A report brunch for all Cedar Rapids Marion Community Chest workers is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce building. General Chairman John B. Tuthill urged every worker to complete their soliciting by 10 a.m. Wednesday. President James Cooper arranged doughnuts and coffee for attendees.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
John B. Tuthill
Tuthill
James Cooper
Dairy Groups Back Dairy Quality Drive and State Inspections
Resolutions call for study of federal milk market orders, endorse a quality drive aiming for scores of 92 or better, tighten Iowa dairy laws, and hire more state dairy inspectors funded by creameries. They oppose selling filled dairy products and urge stricter import controls while promoting Iowa based promotion funds. Officers of the three associations are re-elected.
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Iowa
Iowa Dairy Promotion Association
Wisconsin
Bearded Look Limited for Mexican Soldiers
The Defense Ministry announced that Mexican troops may wear beards only when collar emblems are clearly visible, amid a stated policy clarification.
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Mexico City
Defense Ministry
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Manchester
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St. Wenceslaus Church
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Lillian Meyer
Oatholt Chapel
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Satchett-Murdoch Funeral Home
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Dent
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Manly
Darwin Thorpe
Williams Boulevard
New York City
Washington, D. C
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Mr. Thorpe
Lemuel Thorpe
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Joe Clay
Cedar Falls
Montrose Hotel
Montrose
Seth
Stamp Club
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
Bill Zuber
Homestead
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Joseph T. Suchomel
Thomas F. Suchomel
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Order of Odd Fellows
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All Souls Day
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Funeral Home
Third Ave
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Franklin County Atty. K. J
Ann Christoffer
A Avenue NW
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Grace Croyle
Thirtieth Street
Myrtle McGinty
Fifth Avenue
Elsie Ream
D Avenue
Barbara Durow
St. Luke’s
Murdoch Funeral Homes
Walker
Novak Monument Co
Teahen Funeral Home
First Ave
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Hower Committee
Skur
Iowa Creamery
Francis Giblin
Ossian
A. C. Honn
Colesburg
O. J. Kloock
Garner
Iowa Creameries Association
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New Haven
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Hull
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Corn
Iowa Memorial Co
Grant Wood
Turner Mortuary
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