Record of 142 New Citizens Naturalized in Federal Court
In a Monday naturalization in federal court, 142 applicants from 24 countries received final papers. The largest group hailed from Germany with 47 followed by Denmark with 17 and Czechoslovakia with 15. Names and hometowns span Cedar Falls to Waterloo and Monticello with origins including Switzerland Netherlands Russia Ireland Greece Sweden and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Lee McNeely
Denmark
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Netherlands
Russia
Greece
Great Britain
Sweden
Norway
Yugoslavia
Ireland
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Syria
Rumania
Belgium
Canada
Italy
Argentine
Wales
Poland
Turkey
Mexico
Joseph Topinka
Oxford Junction
Bohemia
Henry Mahlsted Garrison
Henry van der Kolk
New Hartford
Johanna Gezina Assink Pedersen
Cedar Falls
Ide Bonjour
Olin
Teresle “ Dvorak
Clutier
John Eric Hugo Peterson
la Porte City
Aare Christian Nielsen
Hudson
Anthony Joseph Sansone
Waterloo
John Peter Steffen
Johan Peter Jepsen
John Stewart
Stanwood
Nicolaos Triantafillo
Margaret Steiner
Monticello
John Alfred Nelson
van Horne
Fred William Schoepske
Frederick Sorensen Fries
Tama
James Raltis
Twelfth Street
Jacob Wasser
Emil John Peter
Autzen
Williamsburg
William Charles Hedgecock
England
George Viet
Dike
Wilhelm Lohman
Isaac
Tesla
Kazimir Szwelna
Susan Mary Clancy
Johann Kummerle
Blairstown
Herman Carl Gutzett
Onslow
Ernest Martin Bush
Louise Marie Gutzett
Carl Wilhelm Friderich Peblandt
Joseph Docekal
Dysart
Nels Rasmussen
Gerd Tholen
Central City
William Rossey
Bowling Street
Cedar Rapids
Julius Buser
Williamsboro
Joseph Szwobis
H Avenue NW
Anna Marie
N Street
Elizabethe Margaret Beezley
Akseliane Tow
Conrad
David Alcorn
Anna Vayra
Center Point Road
Czechoslavia
John Dankowski
Clara Schoolman
Holland
Lilly Igram
Sixth Street
William Carl Dreier
Frank Teply
Elizabeth Avenue
John Nielsen
Katherine Olson
Meta Eltedine Allspach
Parkersburg
Frieda Elizabeth Epperson
Vinton
Anne Christina Strahilendorf
Gladbrook
Frieda Storjohann
Reinbeck
Katherine Warmuth
Dora Johnson
Dundee
Mary Stuff
Gus Morkel
Peter Heldt
Elizabeth Kalkwarf
Mary Kes
Frieda Elizabeth Klinzing
Bessie Kubik
Edrewood Road
William Holder
Anna Marie Prestine
Pavia Hromadka
D Street
Albina Nemec
Second Street
Emie Biel
Soren Madsen Jacobsen
Rendlyn
Wilhelmine_Gimmas
Katherine George
Anna Kemme
Atkins
John Theodore Peterson
Tinton
Karl Walter Petersen
Gertrude Hensch
Lowden
Wilhelmine Beddicker
Newhall
Peter Sulentic
Anna Wilhelmine Olderox Durant
Johanna Wiese
Carl Christian Louis Hartkemeyer
Martha Wiese
Joseph Kratky
Anamosa
Detlef Gustav Wiese
Mary Anne Harrington
Claus Danijel Wiese
Martena Jepsen
Marton
Frantiska Cabrnoch
Dunkerton
Karl Adolf Schafer
Conroy
Mino Zimmerman
James Mathew Juhl
Andrew Martin Christiansen
Christ Johnson
Grundy Center
Charles Kalkwarf
Frank Castillo
Carl Ellison Lincoln
Anna_ Mert Shimek
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Ludwig Arnold Wi
Paulsen Wins District Garage Bid at $8,930
The school board awarded the contract to O F Paulsen Construction as the low bidder among seven for a garage adjoining the former Grant high school. The $8,930 bid fits the engineer’s $8,971 estimate, with other bids ranging from $8,994 to $9,906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Paulsen
Grant High School
Board of Education
O. F. Paulsen Construction Company
Paulsen
Klepach Brothers
Max Mildenstein
William Stusak
Stark Construction
Loomis Brothers
Joe Hradek
Seven Firms Bid On New School Bus Contract
The Cedar Rapids school board opened bids from seven firms for a new 48 and 54 passenger bus. Bids include International Harvester 48 passenger 2 72874 and others from Rude Auto Stone's Truck Service Reo Jones Diamond T Truck Sales Handler Motor Stemlar Service and more with various 48 and 54 passenger prices. Action pending by supplies committee to study bids before awarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
International Harvester Company
Rude Auto Company
Stone's Truck Service
GMC
Reo-Jones Company
Diamond T
Handler Motor Company
Dodge
Stemlar Service
White
School Board Rejects Test Case on State Sales Tax
The Council Bluffs Iowa school board invited local districts to join a state tax legality challenge. Council Bluffs argued school boards are tax supported and should be exempt. The local board refused to join unless larger districts provide support.
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Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs Board
Freight and Passenger Trains Collide Near San Francisco
A head on collision 40 miles west of San Francisco between a heavy freight engine and the Western Pacific Exposition flyer killed three trainmen and injured ten others, seven passengers. Oakland men Frank Huff and A A Lown died in the flyer engine, with Os car Lane later dying in hospital. The wreck tore up 300 feet of roadbed and derailed two cars. the baggage car was demolished. Engineer E L Jordan and Fire man E D Hillous survived aboard the lone engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Here
Frank Huff
A. A. Lown
Oakland
Oscar Lane
E. L. Jordan
E. D. Hillous
Locomotive Collision Injures Two in Oakland
A locomotive leaped near impact injuring two people from Oakland. Both victims sustained serious injuries and were hospitalized.
Motley Charged With Reckless Driving After Speeding
Howard Motley of route 1 was charged with reckless driving after patrols clocked him at 50 mph from Fifth Street West to First Avenue West and 40 mph across a bridge. He is to appear in police court Thursday. Don Gallagher of 1021 Fifth Street NW was fined $25 and costs for reckless driving and surrendered his license for 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Motley
Route 1
Andy Hines
Steve Dyson
First Avenue
Fifth Street
Second Street
Motley
Fifth
First Streets
Don Gallagher
Hatt Named Acting Secretary at Marshalltown Y M C A
Richard Hatt, formerly Cedar Rapids Y M C A boys' work secretary, named acting general secretary of the Marshalltown Y M C A by the board. The board seeks a physical director and boys' secretary to fill the vacancy. Hatt previously served four years at Cedar Rapids and came to Marshalltown last December from Chicago's North Avenue Larrabee Y M C A as assistant boys secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hatt
Cedar Rapids
Y.M.C A
Marshalltown
Y.M.C.A
R. R. Haupert
Hatt
M.C.A
Coe College
North Avenue Larrabee Y.M.C.A
Chicago
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