Waterloo Entry Captures Double Win At Horsemen Show
Captain Second driven by Alice Dalzel Waterloo dominates Cedar Rapids Horsemen Club show at Hawkeye Downs winning palomino and ladies western pleasure. Other winners include Hytone Jupiter Lisbon and Ruby Rockette Cedar Rapids in diverse classes as Weatherford? events listed and local obituaries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain
Alice Dalzel
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Hidden Star
Dallas Mayerhoefer
Durant
Flash Play
Wil
Frank Heath
Kam Kettleson
Springville
Large
Bell Ranch
County
Lumir Melsh
Dewar
Donna
Elmer Kloubec
Swisher
Golden Glory
Paul Mingo
Sandy
Mable Neuman
Center Point
Grandpa
Ralph Carson
Rowley
Roxy
Charles Cochran
Solon
Skipper
Dale Cochran
Skeeter
Milton Gauger
Ruby Rockette
Willard Warnoc
Bourbon Lee
Tony
Donna Scott
Buckingham
Blaze
Minor’s Stables
Fairfax
Gene Minor
Beauty
Dorothy Cochran
Pal
Janice Weseman
Olin
Golden Lady
Minor’s
Marcia Minor
Lady
Larry Stewart
Buck
Mike Mulroney
Iowa City
Penny
Greig Clancy
Mary Lou
Johnny Ketelsen
Frank Rose
Independence
Mac
Ote Knight
Mic
Charlene Wilson
I. W. Fortune
Ray Estling
Manchester
Merle Neuman
Jerry
Don Stark
Central City
Little Sue
Dorothy Gauger
Rosie
Stanley Forsythe
Brandon
Death notices for Bessie Blank and Cass Miller
Mrs. Bessie Blank, 67, died Sunday. Burial in Mt. Auburn. body at Fry-Holland funeral home. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Miller funeral home. burial in Evergreen. Cass Miller, formerly of Winthrop, died in Tucson, Arizona. funeral arrangements await body arrival in Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Methodist Church
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Fry-Holland Funeral Home
Vinton
Bessie Blank
Miller Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Winthrop
Kenneth Jones
Cass Miller
Tucson
Ariz
City Council Denies School Crossing Signal Request
The council rejected a petition by 151 residents for a crossing signal at Third Avenue SE and Twelfth Street after Police Chief Kudina reported only 13 Jackson schoolchildren cross that section. He proposed directing youngsters to cross at Tenth Street with a traffic signal, saying safety is adequate.
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Third Avenue
Twelfth Street
William Kudina
Jackson School
Tenth and
Fourteenth Streets
Jackson Principa
Irma Dovey
Tenth Street
Edward A. Prochaska
Kudina
Coucilmen
Ministers Told of Proposed School Building Program
Cedar Rapids ministers heard a presentation on a long term school building plan tied to the 1945 Dean Packer survey. Board member Douglas Grant stressed the project aims to build two new high schools first with later bond funding, while using junior highs to relieve elementary overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association
First Presbyterian Church
Douglas Grant
Dean Packer
Grant
Cleveland
Kenwood
Grant Wood
R. B. van Cleve
Parks Chief Jones to Attend Montreal Conference
City Hall notes authorize Parks Commissioner Richard C. Jones to attend the American Institute of Park Executives conference in Montreal September 15 to 19 at city expense. A petition for paving Fifteenth Avenue SW between Third and K Streets was filed by three property owners and referred to the engineering department for further checking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Jones
American Institute of Park Executives
Montreal
Canada
Fifteenth Avenue
Third
K Streets
Engineering Department
City approves 34 000 volt transmission line proposal
The Iowa Electric Light and Power Company received permission to run a 34 000-volt transmission line over city property at the sewage disposal plant. An interconnection between Prairie Creek and Sixth Street generating stations is proposed. The line will occupy at least 30 feet above ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Prairie Creek
Sixth Street
Deaths Frank L. Kinch Cedar Rapids teleg rapher dies
Frank L Kinch 1298 Thirty third street NE Cedar Rapids resident for 32 years and a telegrapher died in University Hospitals Iowa City at 12 45 p m Monday after a long illness Born September 20 1883 at Clinton he married Nellie Knott December 23 1903 in Cedar Rapids Surviving are his wife two sons Walter and Donald Kinch and three grandchildren He was a member of the Episcopal church and Crescent lodge No 25 AF and AM Services will be held in Turner chapel and burial at Linwood cemetery Friends may call after 1 p m Tuesday
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Frank L. Kinch
Thirtythird Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Clinton
Nellie Knott
Walter
Donald Kinch
Episcopal Church
Crescent Lodge
No. 25
A.F
A.M
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Charles K. Morton 78 Cedar Rapids Carpenter Dies
Charles K Morton of 1300 Burch Avenue NW Cedar Rapids died Sunday at 2 25 p m in a local hospital after a brief illness He was born in Oelwein May 30 1874 and moved to Cedar Rapids 44 years ago He was a retired carpenter contractor and first male child born in Oelwein He married Addie E Detrick in West Union May 7 1896 He leaves a daughter Mrs R D Brown a brother William E Morton a sister Mrs Nora Mae Shepard and a granddaughter Thelma Pauline Morton a Cedar Rapids teacher died in February Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 30 p m at the Barta Hesser chapel with Rev Fraser Thomason Cedar Christian church officiating Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call after 5 00 p m Monday
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Charles K. Morton
Burch Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Oelwein
Morton
West Union
Addie E. Detrick
R. D. Brown
William E. Morton
Nora Mae Shepard
Thellma Pauline Morton
Cedar Christian Church
Maine Lodge 643
The
Carpenters Union
A.F.L
Barta-Hesser
Fraser Thomason
Burjial
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Obituary of Nellie Beatrice McQueen Longtime Cedar Rapids Resident
Nellie Beatrice McQueen widow of George W. McQueen died at 11:50 p.m. Saturday at her daughter Thelma Tunks home in DeSoto Wisconsin. Born January 17 1872 in Howell County Missouri she moved to Cedar Rapids from Belle Plaine in 1929. Survived by seven daughters five sons and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Member of First Church of Christ Scientist services at Turner chapel and Cedar Memorial burial set after 3 p.m. Tuesday.
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Nellie Beatrice Sae
George W. McQueen
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Thelma Tunks
DeSoto
Wis
Howell County
Missouri
Belle Plaine
Gladys Showalter
Mary Bauer
Letha Waddle
Hazel Raymond
Viroqua
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
City approves bicycle rack in front of Times theater
J. D. Siegel earned authorization to install a bicycle rack in front of the Times theater at 1415 First avenue SE. Councilmen backed Police Chief William Kudina’s recommendation that the rack not obstruct the entrance or endanger pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Siegel
Times Theater
First Avenue SE
Ion Police
William Kudina
City Council approves water main assessment in alley project
A resolution assessing the water mains laid in the alley east of Tenth Street NE from H to I Avenue received final passage. Work on the project was carried out by Hennessey Brothers, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street
I Avenue
Hennessey Brothers, Inc
Victorine to cut curb for driveway at 3310 First Ave
L. J. Victorine is authorized to cut 30 feet of curb on a lot owned by Robert K. Barta along Thirty third street NE to serve a driveway for a drive in at 3310 First Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Victorine
Robert K. Barta
Thirty-third Street
First Avenue
Gas heating values in Cedar Rapids shown by month
Observer James Evers reports Cedar Rapids cooking and heating gas averaged 1036 Btu per day in August versus 1037 Btu in July. The figures reflect daily heating values and show a slight month to month drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
James Evers
B.t.u’s
City waterworks August output and finances reported
The city waterworks pumped 276,570,000 gallons in August with a daily average of 8,921,612. Receipts from water rentals and sales tax totaled 55,081.67, while sewage disposal rentals brought in 10,703.19. Expenditures included 34,813.94 in operating accounts and 19,863.13 for permanent improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Louis
Louis
Beer permits changed at same address on Ellis Boulevard
Ray Shadid surrendered his Class C beer permit at 1332 Ellis Boulevard NW and Amelia Mrad was issued a new permit for the same address. A separate Class C beer permit was granted to Mike J. Koury at 1000 Seventh Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shadid
Ellis Boulevard
Amelia Mrad
Mike J. Koury
Seventh Street
Five new Class B beer permits issued
Class B beer permits were issued to five applicants including W. H. Wenkstein of 124 Third street NE and George W. Krejci of 3108 First avenue NE. Also approved were Ernest F. Sulek of 1227 avenue NE, Mrs. Maude Stick ney of 1000-02 First avenue NE, and Edward Pesek of 69 Sixteenth avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wenkstein
Third Street
George W. Krejci
First Avenue
Ernest F. Sulek
Avenue
Maude Stickney
Edward Pesek
Sixteenth Avenue
Eisenhower campaign planning disclosed in Chicago speech
The article notes General Eisenhower's campaign stance on various issues and outlines upcoming engagements. It mentions planned speeches in Ohio and a national broadcast invitation, with a conference with Eisenhower to determine his exact role, no date yet set.
Longtime Minnesota farmer and cattle breeder dies in Cedar Rapids
Joseph Helebrant 81 of Cedar Rapids passed away after a lingering illness. Born March 13 1871 he was married to Anna Kusey who died in 1918. He formerly farmed near Austin Minnesota where his show farm and model farmer awards were noted. He bred registered Holstein cattle and Duroc Jersey hogs and belonged to the Z C B J lodge in Austin. Surviving are his son Dr S A Helebrant Austin daughter Mrs Marie Nargan Austin and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include Monahan and Mayer funeral homes with services in Austin Wednesday. Family requests no flowers.
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Joseph Helebrant
S. A. Helebrant
Cedar Rapids
Anna Kusey
Helebrant
Austin
Minn
Minnesota
Z.C.B.J. Lodge
Marie Nargan
Monahan
Mayer Funeral Home
Death of Mrs. Anna Louvar Kloubec at Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Anna Louvar Kloubec died at 9:00 a.m. Monday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. Born July 27, 1893 near Shueyville, she lived on a Cedar Rapids area farm 35 years and in the city the past four years. Survived by husband, daughter Edna Lientz, two sisters, three brothers, and one grandson. Funeral at Brosh chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Zdenek F. Pauk officiating. burial in Czech National cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday.
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Frank Kloubec
Sixteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Anna Louvar
Shueyville
Kloubec
Edna Lientz
Edward F. Beranek
Joseph Krilvanek
Jerome Louvar
Lime Springs
Joseph Louvar
George Louvar
Brosh Chapel
Zdenek F. Pauk
Czech National Cemetery
Services for Mrs Panek set for Tuesday at Kuba
Mrs Joseph Panek aged 67 of 915 Hull Ave SE died Saturday. Services will be at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Kuba funeral home with Rev Zdenek F Pauk officiating. Burial in Czech National Cemetery. She was born in Czechoslovakia Sept 28 1884 and came to the United States in 1900. She lived in Chicago before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1922. Survived by brother Frank Helebrant of Cedar Rapids and sister Mrs Mary Stepanek of Chicago.
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Joseph Panek
Hull Avenue SE
Kuba
Zdenek F. Pauk
Czech National Cemetery
Panek
Czechoslovakia
United States
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Frank Helebrant
Mary Stepanek
Elizabeth Cline 92 Widowed Mother Dies at Kin Home
Elizabeth Cline age 92 widow of Joseph R. Cline died at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Gilbert. The obituary notes her family and residence, reflecting a quiet family passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cline
Joseph R. Cline
Gilbert
Death notices for Dutton and Cline families in Iowa
Dutton of Marion died Sunday night after a brief illness at age 71. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. Waldo Peschau of Cedar Rapids and a son Ray H. Cline of Knoxville, plus three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Mrs. Cline belonged to Westminster Presbyterian church and Mayflower chapter of D A R. Funeral services for Bybee and Davis in Knoxville Tuesday at 2 p m with burial in Graceland cemetery Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Tenth Avenue
Marion
Waldo Peschau
Cedar Rapids
Ray H. Cline
Knoxville
Services for Mrs Yeager at Turner chapel Tuesday
Mrs Charles S Yeager a Cedar Rapids resident for 60 years died Saturday. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Tuesday in Turner chapel with Rev Grant F Anderson of Green Lake Wisconsin and Rev James M Webb pastor of the First Baptist Cedar chapter 184 OES. Burial will follow at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel. She was the oldest living member of the First Baptist Church.
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Charles S., Yeager
Seventh Avenue SE
la Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Grant F. Anderson
Green Lake
Wis
James M. Webb
First Baptist Church
Land Cedar
O.es
Linwood Cemetery
Yeager
First Baptist Cchurch
Funeral services for Mrs. John Miku llecky in Millersburg
Mrs. John Miku llecky of 1314 First Street SW died Saturday in Millersburg Ohio. Services will be held at Janeba Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev Ruth Husband of John Huss Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mikullecky
First Street
Millersburg
Ohio
Janeba Funeral Home
Ruth Husband
John Huss
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Marion Woman Charged With Drunk Driving After Car Hits
Arlene Josephine Davis, 29, of Marion was charged with drunk driving after allegedly striking two parked cars on Eleventh Street and fleeing in a suspected drunken state. Officer G C Clemenson reported the incident. Davis was arraigned Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Josephine Davis
Marion
G. C. Clemenson
Fourth Man Arrested In Assault on Stone
Edwin A. Chambers, 20, of Manchester, held in Linn County jail on an assault and battery charge after Saturday arrest in Manchester. He faces preliminary information with three others in the Sept. 3 attack on Earl Stone of 603 Sixth Street S. The others jailed Sept. 4 are Donald Chambers, 18, Manchester. Bill Tucker, 46, Elkport. Milton Tucker, 19, Strawberry Point. They set preliminary hearings Tuesday before Justice Charles Benesh.
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Edwin A. Chambers
Manchester
Linn County
Earl Stone
Sixth Street S
Donald Chambers
Bill Tucker
Elkport
Milton Tucker
Strawberry Point
Charles Benesh
Executor files suit over estate account for 34 dollars
Mrs. R. F. Topliff as executrix of the estate of the late Dr. R. F. Topliff filed an account suit against Mrs. John McCune seeking 34 dollars. The action was filed Monday in the county court.
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R. F. Topliff
John McCune
Cedar Rapids ministers, officers chosen at A M E conference
Four Cedar Rapids residents won church offices at the A M E district conference held in Cedar Rapids ending Sunday. Officers include Mrs. Winona Allen president and Mrs. Nina Miller treasurer of the Women’s Missionary Society, with Rev. C H Copeland named conference reporter.
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Cedar Rapids
A.M.E. Church District
Women’s Missionary Society
Winona Allen
G. H. Copeland
Nina Miller
C. H. Copeland
Bethel Church
Wendell Johnson
Sioux City
Harry D. Stone
Clinton
Dean Scott
Chicago
Barbara Bates
George W. Baker
Detroit
N. P. Pryor
St. Paul
McKinley High School
Thirteen Day Old Baby Among Iowa Polio Deaths
Iowa reports another polio fatality as Oscar Le Roy Carlson, 22, of Sioux City died in a local hospital where he was admitted August 18 with muscular polio. The death marked the thirty-fifth polio death in the Sioux City area this year. A prior death occurred Sunday in Mason City as Theresa Huston, 13, died at an Iowa City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa News
Oscar le Roy Carlson
Sioux City
Iowa
Beeheen
Theresa Huston
Laura Huston
Masons City
Iowa City
Need Not Register To Vote In Special Cases
If you have registered under your present name in your present precinct and voted in the last four years you may not need to register. Rural residents or those in towns under 10 000 may skip registration unless a 6 000 to 10 000 city ordinance requires it. Those outside city limits within the Cedar Rapids independent school district voting on the 712 million bond issue on Sept. 29 may also be exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Independent School District
Polio patients rise to 21 in Des Moines area
A 13 day old infant Elizabeth Ryg of Bricelyn Minnesota is among 21 more polio patients reported by Des Moines area hospitals. The child, described as in fair condition, is the youngest treated there. Also listed is Gary Rath five of Coggan whose polio involves slight paralysis of one arm and was admitted Saturday per family physician.
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Des Moines
Elizabeth Ryg
Arden Ryg
Bricelyn
Minn
Gary Rath
Walter Rath
Coggan
Mercy Hospital
Open House to Launch Enrollment Drive for Cedar Rapids Navy Reserve
Cedar Rapids naval reserve unit will hold an open house next Monday night at Memorial Coliseum to launch an enrollment drive for new members. Lt Cmdr Melton said tours will run after the 7:30 opening formation with a closing ceremony at 9 45. Enlistment targets include 100 new members with about 15 to 20 veterans.
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Cedar Rapids
Melton
Cmdr
Cmdr. Melton
Navy Reserve
Miew
Cherry Co to Manufacture for Swenson equipment contract
The Cedar Rapids division of Cherry-Burrell will begin late September to manufacture and sell Swenson evaporators and dryers for Swenson Evaporator Co. The deal involves Cherry-Burrell facilities and a nationwide sales and service network. Production starts this month with possible staffing changes only if orders require.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Swenson Evaporator Company
Whiting Corporation
Harvey, Ill
John G. Cherry
Cherry-Burrell
Chicago
J. A. Handley
Cherry
Handley
Whiting Company
Howard Cherry, Jr
Political meetings in Cedar Rapids outline 1952 campaign
Scheduled this week are at least five political meetings in Cedar Rapids to map 1952 campaign plans. Former National Chairman Harrison E. Spangler will speak at the Tenth precinct Republicans meeting at Temple Judah. Other precincts host Republicans and Democrats gatherings through Thursday as supporters rise activity. At Atkins Women’s Club flower show Mrs. Paul Rieke of Van Horne won the sweepstakes with attendees from nearby towns. James Brady of Cedar Rapids served as judge. prize winners include Eda Schambacher Elsie Kempf Clara Clausen Eleanor Padley Margaret Rinderknecht Sylvia Williams and Judy Risch.
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Cedar Rapids
Harrison E. Spangler
Spangler
Iowa
Temple Judah
Linn County
Roosevelt Hotel
William Bergman
B Avenue
Kenwood School
Franklin High School
Sixth Street
Atkins
Paul Rieke
van Horne
Atkins Women's Club
Memorial Union
Newhall
Norway
Amana
Palo
James Brady
Eda Schambacher
Elsie Kempf
Clara Clausen
Eleanor Padley
Margaret Rinderknecht
Sylvia Williams
Judy Risch
Planned Parenthood clinic meeting at St Luke's hospital
City briefs note Planned Parenthood clinic meeting at St Luke's hospital this Wednesday at 1 p.m. Also lists local items: Electrolux service, hospital surgery return of A J Odegaard, Linn County Young Republicans meeting at Roosevelt hotel, Licensed Practical Nurses meeting, a Tucson-bound trip for William Blum, neighbors painting Mrs Bumgardner's house, Des Moines Civil Service meeting attendees, and Pfc Richard Prosser reporting for overseas duty with family updates.
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Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood Clinic
St. Luke's _ hospital
Linn ‘County
Young Republicans
Roosevelt Hotel
France tops alcoholism records says congress
France leads global alcoholism rankings, with the United States in fourth place, according to remarks at the International Congress Against Alcoholism on Monday in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
United States
International Congress Against
Red Cross Volunteers Aid Detained Son to See Mother
A Linn County Red Cross aide coordinated an emergency furlough for a son on detached service in Europe. The mother, dying, was able to see him briefly before she passed away eight hours later. The story highlights Red Cross volunteering needs for office work and nursing aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Red Cross
Europe
The
Police convention opens with local turnout in Montrose hotel
Nearly 150 policemen and auxiliary members gathered at the Montrose hotel for the Iowa State Policemen's Association opening session. Mayor Serdacek and Detective Inspector Bukacek welcomed attendees as 9:30 a.m. sessions began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Iowa State Policemen’s Association
Milo Serdacek
Frank Bukacek
Robert Larson
Pearl McMurry
Iowa
Linn County
Willis Glassgow
C. W. Garberson
Lyle Cass
The
Iowa Association of Fire Fighters
James Spangler To Speak on Central America Trade
James Spangler vice-president of the Gordon Fennell Co Cedar Rapids will address the Foreign Trade Bureau of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Wednesday night. He will discuss business conditions in Central America after a tour through five republics. A round table discussion follows the 6 30 p m dinner at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Spangler
Gordon Fennell Company
Cedar Rapids
Foreign Trade Bureau
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Hastings
LaCrosse
McGregor
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Ann Schumacher
Robert Schumacher
Thomas A. Kehne
Betty Jo Kehne
Superior Court
Richard Howell
Grace L. van Camp
Paul H. Smith
Watkins
Yvonne Jone Kness
Thomas Raines
Tommy Bruch
Fourth Avenue SE
Robert Rafajka
George O’neal
Wichita
John Cunningham
A Avenue
Harold Gallaher
Johnson Avenue NW
Robert Sixta
James Johnston
Eighteenth Street
James Long
Center Point Road
Edward McNulty
Joseph Maresh
Thirty-fifth Street
L. J. Zavicek
David Hamilton
Harold Kelsen
Robert Schilling
Emerald Drive
Leonard Ketelsen
Anamosa
Thomas Gardner
F Avenue NW
Donald Kriz
At Mercy
Charles Basker
Vernon
Arnold Fields
Twenty-first Avenue SW
John Trumpold
Arnold Moessner
Thomas Childs
St. Luke’s
John Morris
First Avenue NE
Delmar Hocken
Eighteenth Avenue SW
John Stamp
Bever Avenue
Weldon Gallup
Robert Pierce
Sixth Avenue
Mt. Rainier
Robert E. Valliere
Mr. Valliere
J. Walter
Nineteenth Avenue
Scotch Grove
St. John's Lutheran Church
Church Cemetery
Goettsch
Vitus Malsch
St. Wenceslaus Church
Hohenschuh Funeral
Auburn
Otto Preston
John E. Lapes
Third Ave
Dial
Mt. Vernon Ave
Arner & Son Funeral Directors
Second Avenue SE
City Hall
George McQueen
Panek Services
Yeager Services
Mikulecky Services
Stone
C. R
A.M.E
Copeland
Council Bluffs
Bishop Baker
Northwestern Conference
Pital
Naval Reserve Unit
Frederico R. Marchand
Manati
Puerto Rico
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Francis J. Meis
Sixth Avenue SE
Dean D.hrabak
Marchand
Parks Air Force Base
California
San Diego
Swenson
Electrolux
Stalker Electric
A. J. Odegaard
Longwood Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lee Emmett
Polio Insurance
Ray Moore Agency
Adv
William A. Blum
Avenue NW
Richard L. Brown
C. D. Bumgardner
N Street
Lee Clark
Civil Service
E. R. Petro
Walter Anawalt
D. L. O’keefe
Frank Teply
Pfc
Richard D Prosser
Milford Prosser
Richmond
Calif
M. M. Alt
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Galveston
Union
Blount College
U. of Tenn
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U.S
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Neca
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Mexico City
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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Janeba Funeral
Wybbard
Cedar Rapids, Lowa li
Hubbard Ice & Fuel CO
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