Cedar Rapids Beer Law Declared Illegal for Class C Permits
A Linn County judge ruled that a Cedar Rapids ordinance barring carryout beer within 300 feet of churches or schools is invalid for class C permits. The decision leaves class B rules intact while opening the path for a class C permit at 3209 First Ave SE. The suit by United Co-Op against the city ends without mandamus, as the court found no power to regulate class C permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Floyd Philbrick
United Co-Op
First Avenue SE
Philbrick
The
Linn County
Co-Op
Irage Ate
Weather and local notices from the Daily Record
The Daily Record reports warm temperatures in several cities with highs near 83 in New York and 89 in Los Angeles, plus a forecast of partly cloudy skies and warming trends into the weekend. It lists petty larceny fines, traffic violations, and police blotter items, plus obituaries and funeral notices for several Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
New York
Sioux City
Miami
Minneapolis
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Duluth
Denver
Iowa
Strike Threatens Sanitarium Tieup
AKRON AP The CIO Public Workers union gave Edwin C Shaw sanitarium management 24 hours to remove patients before a strike. Union members seek 25 cents an hour raise for orderlies kitchen staff and other workers. Management has not offered a raise only proposed wage adjustments in equities. About 120 patients, most too ill to move, would be kept with skeleton staff if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKRON
Cio-Public Workers Union
Edwin C. Shaw Sanitarium
Staundry
J. T. Villani
Labor To Hold Political Coordinating Meeting
James White of the Teamsters says a Wednesday 7 30 p m political coordinating meeting at the Roosevelt hotel will prepare for a Sunday labor temple session. About 20 CIO AFL and railroad representatives are expected. roughly 150 are anticipated for Sunday. A similar Des Moines meeting was held a few weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
James White
Teamsters Union
Labor Temple
White
CIO
AFL
Des Moines
Midland and Buffalo Interleague Softball Series Opens
Midland Michigan champion of the National league faces Buffalo New York winner of the American league in a best four out of seven series opening in Buffalo tonight. The first two games are in Buffalo and the rest in Midland. Midland clinched the National league title with a 3 to 0 playoff win over Racine Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Midland
Mich
Racine
Wis
Cyclone Coach Warns Kansas State Not a Pushover
Ames Iowa State coach Abe Stuber warned his team that Kansas State, despite a 27 game losing streak, would not be an easy opponent this Saturday. Stuber had his players in intensive drills on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Abe Stuber
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
Stuber
Pathologist Joins St Josephs Hospital Staff
Dr. Joseph Kraus of Peoria, formerly a pathology professor at the University of Prague in 1939, has joined the staff of St Josephs hospital as pathologist in Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Joseph Kraus
Peoria
University of Prague
St Joseph’s Hospital
Race Clause Defeated at California Labor Convention
In Long Beach California the California Federation of Labor rejected a resolution to appoint a Negro vice president at its 46th annual convention calling the measure discriminatory since it named a race over the entire membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
INL
California Federation of Labor
Funeral services for Lumir Severa Cedar Rapids businessman
Lumir Severa 62 president of W F Severa Co and longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Tuesday at home 2315 Linden Dr SE. Services set for Thursday 1 30 pm at Turner chapel with Revs Waldemar Argow Theodore Lilley and Mt Hermon lodge 263 A F and A M. Burial Oak Hill cemetery with Hanford post American Legion military rites. Master Masons to meet at Masonic hall 1 pm Thursday. Battery E Association members to gather 1 15 pm at mortuary to attend en masse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumir Severa
W. F. Severa Co
Cedar Rapids
Linden Drive
Turner Chapel
Waldemar Argow
Theodore Lilley
Mt. Hermon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Oak Hill Cemetery
Hanford Post
American Legion
Masonic Hall
Severn
Battery “E” Association
Mrs. Nettie Bowman Beuter Dies at 86 in Solon Area
Nettie Bowman Beuter 86 lifelong Solon resident died at home three miles southeast of Solon Tuesday evening after a brief illness. Born March 24, 1862 near Solon she belonged to the Methodist church and W S C S society. Survived by two sisters, a brother, several nieces and nephews. Services Friday at 2 pm in Solon Methodist church conducted by Rev S W Williams with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at Brosh funeral home Solon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Bowman Beuter
Solon
Methodist Church
W.S.C.S. Society
Lydia Hemmingway
Harry Gayman
Hastings
Neb
E. W
Cedar Rapids farmer Charles Feyerabend dies after long illness
Cedar Rapids resident and retired farmer Charles Feyerabend died in a local nursing home at 2 45 p m Tuesday after a long illness. Born March 17 1871 at Walker he moved to Cedar Rapids. Survived by a daughter Mrs Anthony Just of Walker two sons Milo and Leo Feyerabend of Cedar Rapids three sisters Mrs Jake Lala Mrs John Lala and Mrs Louise Elsberry a brother Joseph Feyerabend a granddaughter Mrs W G Kindig and great granddaughter Cynthia Kindig. Funeral in Turner chapel Friday at 1 30 p m conducted by Rev Z F Pauk burial Walker cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Feyerabend
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Feyerabend
Walker
Anthony Just
Milo
Leo Feyerabend
Jake Lala
John Lala
Louise Elsberry
Joseph Feyerabend
Swisher
W. G. Kindig
Cynthia Kindig
Turner Chapel
Z. F. Pauk
Walker Cemetery
Local Tire Shop Owner Dies After Illness
Harry H. Houston 56 of 1903 Fourth Avenue SE died at his home at 12:30 am Wednesday after an extended illness. Born June 1, 1892 in Cogg, he served four years as a radio operator in World War I with the U S Navy, much overseas. Surviving include his wife Ruth E and his mother Mrs. Ross B. Houston, Cedar Rapids, plus three stepchildren L H Ritter South Gate California Frank E Dunn Sunland California and Winton Dunn Millersburg. Services 1:30 pm Friday in Beatty chapel conducted by Rev. A B Curran. Burial Coggan cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Houston
Fourth Avenue SE
Houston
Cogg
U. S. Navy
Ruth E
Ross B. Houston
Cedar Rapids
L. H. Ritter
South Gate
Calif
Frank E. Dunn
Sunland
Winton Dunn
Millersburg
A. B. Curran
Beatty Chapel
Coggan Cemetery
Widow Mary Perry Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Mary Perry widow of Commodore Perry aged 66 died suddenly in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 7 45 p m Tuesday born Oct 6 1882 in Cedar Rapids she was a member of St Wenceslaus parish Survived by two daughters Mrs Edward Langhurst and Mrs W E Gammon of Cedar Rapids four grandchildren a brother Dan McSwiggan and a sister Mrs John Jacobson Services at St Wenceslaus church time to be announced Friends may call Kuba funeral home after 3 p m Thursday Rev Anthony W Chihak to recite the Rosary at 8 30 p m Thursday at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Perry
Commodore Perry
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
St. Wenceslaus Parish
Edward Langhurst
W. E. Gammon
Dan McSwiggan
John Jacobson
St. Wenceslaus Church
Kuba
Anthony W. Chihak
Obituary: Sarah J. Gallagher 1884 Cedar Rapids Resident
Sarah Jensen Gallagher 64 wife of William A. Gallagher died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Tuesday evening after a brief illness. Born Morley July 1 1884 she lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life. Surviving are her husband a daughter Mary Rita Gallagher a sister Mrs Mary West of Klamath California a niece and two nephews. Friends may call at the Monahan funeral home Thursday afternoon and evening. Funeral arrangements are tentatively set for a time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jensen Gallagher
William A. Gallagher
Cedar Rapids
Morley
Mary Rita Gallagher
Mary West
Klamath
Calif
Monahan
Jerome B Atwood Dies at 75 in Clearfield Home
Jerome B. Atwood 75 of 627 Avenue NW died suddenly at his home Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. He worked for Penick and Ford until retirement due to ill health. Survived by two sons James A Marion and Clarence B Elmont Calif six grandchildren and a brother M J Atwood Marshalltown. A son Corporal Franklin Atwood Army Air Force was killed in action near Vienna August 23 1944. Services will be held at Kuba funeral home at a time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome B. Atwood
Avenue NW
Penick and Ford
James A
Marion
Clarence B
Elmont
Calif
M. J. Atwood
Marshalltown
Cpl
Franklin Atwood
Army Air Force
Vienna
Kuba
Marion Scouts Court of Honor Thursday at Methodist Church
Boy Scout troop 35 of Marion will hold a potluck supper and court of honor Thursday evening at the Methodist church in Marion. Harry Robson is in charge. Awards to be presented include two second class, two first class, two star, two life and 29 merit badges. Fifteen Scouts will receive the special Lincoln Trail award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Harry Robson
G O P Opens County Headquarters at Montrose Hotel
Linn county politics heats up as Republican Central Committee Chairman David Elderkin says G O P headquarters will open in the Montrose hotel on the mezzanine Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Democratic headquarters are in the Roosevelt hotel room 221, with Edward Kuba inviting voters to call 3-7917 for registration help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Republican Central Committee
David Elderkin
G.O.P
Montrose Hotel
Unty
Democratic
Roosevelt Hotel
Central Committee
Edward Kuba
Western Allies Seek U.N. Action on Soviet Berlin Blockade
The United States United Kingdom and France declare the Soviet Union has used illegal coercive measures and a blockade to subjugate Berlin, endangering international peace. They refer the issue to the United Nations Security Council and retain right to act to protect their Berlin positions. Eleven annexes summarize Moscow and Berlin negotiations from July 6 to Sept. 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
United Kingdom
Berlin
United Nations
Security Council
Moscow
Jerry Becker Injured In Bike Collision With Truck
Jerry Becker 14 of 817 Division Street SE suffered a bruised left hip and hand lacerations after his motorbike collided with a truck at Eighth Avenue and Ninth Street SW. He was brought to Mercy Hospital in good condition. Police say Becker passed the truck on the right as its driver George Morden of London attempted a right turn. Passenger Bob Berends of 1265 Twentieth Avenue SW was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Becker
Division Street
Eighth Avenue
Ninth Street
Mercy Hospital
Becker
George Morden
London
Morden
Bob Berends
Twentieth Avenue
Coe Grid Prospects Seen By Dick Clausen
Coe College head coach Dick Clausen told Exchange Club members that Coe football prospects are better this season than in several years. He spoke at the club luncheon, noting the Exchange Club's 90 member roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Clausen
Coe College
Clausen
Coe
Girl Dies of Polio at University Hospital
Iowa City AP report states Karen Warrington six died of infantile paralysis at University Hospital. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs K L Warrington of Osage. New polio admissions include Lloyd Crooks six Dougherty Barbara Streulner sixteen Tama Gerry Young one Thornton and Marie Forde thirteen Decorah. The Forde girl is Henrietta Forde teacher in Pleasant township Winneshiek county. The school has been closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Karen Warrington
University Hospital
K. L. Warrington
Osage
Lloyd Crooks
Dougherty
Barbara Streulner
Tama
Gerry Young
Thornton
Marie Forde
Decorah
Forde
Henrietta Forde
Pleasant Township
Winneshigh County
Holt begins 10 year term for motor vehicle larceny
Courthouse report shows Odus Elmo Holt taken to Fort Madison penitentiary Wednesday to serve a decade for larceny of a motor vehicle. Judge M. C. Hamiel handed down the sentence Tuesday after Holt pled guilty on Sept. 22. Holt admitted taking a car owned by Bertha Johnson in Cedar Rapids May 3 and driving it to DeWitt where he was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odus Elmo Holt
Fort Madison
M. C. Hamiel
Holt
Bertha Johnson
Cedar Rapids
DeWitt
Contempt Sentence Suspended After McDonald Release
Thomas L. McDonald of 400 Third Avenue SW was released from the county jail after satisfying all sums in a decree and unpaid court costs. The unserved portion of a 30 day contempt sentence was ordered suspended upon payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. McDonald
Third Avenue
Tractor overturn maims Marion man near county home
Earl Hepker, later identified as from Marion, was injured Tuesday evening when the tractor he drove rolled over nine miles west of the county home. He was pinned beneath the machine after pulling too close to the shoulder around 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hepker
Marion
Hepker
Draft quotas rise as Linn County plans induction center
Linn County's draft tempo accelerates from four to five expected in October to about 17. Cedar Rapids army officials set a Linn County induction center at Memorial Coliseum basement. Civilian doctors will examine recruits and X rays posted elsewhere. A processing line will operate with nine army recruiters and two officers plus civilian help. Men will take mental examinations and depart Cedar Rapids as army members without uniforms, to be outfitted at training centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Army
Draft Board
Navy
Marine Corps
Allen O. Brophy
Cedar Rapids
Brophy
Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids electrical workers walkout enters third day
The Cedar Rapids electricians strike stretches to a third day as six firms halt work. The contractors list rising wages at 24 cents per hour as their position, sending letters to striking workers. Three firms Cusack Electric Service Standard Electric Company and Peterson Electric Construction Company are not affected, having accepted the wage increase. The current Cedar Rapids wage rate stands at about $2.07 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cusack Electric Service
Standard Electric Company
Peterson Electric Construction Company
Pennsylvania Couple Injured in Accident
Mr and Mrs Walter Lehith of Manchester Pennsylvania suffered minor cuts and bruises when their car went into a ditch on highway 30 seven miles west of Cedar Rapids. Ambulance Service took them to St Luke s hospital for treatment while their three children escaped injury. Investigating officers cited a poor shoulder as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lehith
Manchester
Highway 30
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Glenn McMillan Elected President of Kiwanis Club
Glenn McMillan was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Kiwanis at a Wednesday noon meeting in the Roosevelt hotel. He succeeds Les A. Buse. Joe Steiner and Roy Stoddard were elected first and second vice presidents respectively, with Guy Bondurant reelected treasurer. Board directors elected include Don Isett Harold Allen Warren McAllister Earle Nichols Ed Sears, with C. R. Fahrney and A. T. Pleune also reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn McMillan
Cedar Rapids
Road Districts and Maintenance Changes Across Counties
The board reviewed secondary road districts 244 and 245 in Otter Creek and Linn township with no objections. It referred two petitions for new districts in Grant and Spring Grove townships for engineer reports. A three-member board was appointed to apportion special assessments for multiple districts. Cedar Rapids J street SW maintenance ends as homes now justify city responsibility. Gas and power line permits were approved for Edgewood road and Wilson Avenue areas. Cigaret permits awarded to Studer’s grocery Viola and B & J tavern Waubeek along with a class B beer permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Creek
Alice
Mt. Vernon
Linn Township
Grant Township
Center Point
Spring Grove Township
Troy Mills
L. A. Hinton
Thomas B. Yuill
Rudolph N. Fitzgerald
J Street
Cedar Rapids
North Western
Twentyninth Avenue
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Edgewood Road
Wilson Avenue
Johnson Avenue
Frank Studer
Studer’s Grocery
Viola
B & J Tavern
Waubeek
City Briefs feature local notices and updates
Courteous taxi service ad and diverse items show a busy city page. Trailer Dwellers meet at Grask's. Battery E of the 126th F A Association gathers at Turner Chapel for Lumir Severn services. Mrs Kate Christensen returns from Detroit after Fidelity Life convention. Cub Pack 25 initiates 12 members at Franklin school with 175 attending. S/Sgt Edward Watterson enlists for three years and goes to Lowry AFB. Robert R Carnes advances to captain in the Volunteer Marine Corps Reserve. his family stays in Chicago. Railroad Retirement Board official to assist Friday at the Order of Railroad Conductors building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Carnes
Ralph R. Carnes
Sixth Avenue SE
Volunteer
Marine Corps Reserve
Margie Moravec
Victor Moravec
Twenty-sixth Street
Capt. Carnes
Chicago
Railroad Retirement Board
Board Room
Order of Railroad Conductors Building
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Women Registrars
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce calls for women to staff registration desks at conventions. The work is irregular but provides extra earnings for unemployed women. Interested applicants should contact the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Tobin to speak in Iowa on October 14
Secretary of Labor Tobin will address an audience in Iowa on October 14. The specific venue for the speech has not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tobin
Iowa
Traffic toll in Cedar Rapids rises with eight month toll
Figures from the Cedar Rapids Police Department show eight month traffic contest results with 597 deaths and injuries, a decline of 156 from March 15. The data come from the traffic bureau in connection with a Young Men's bureau safety contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffic Bureau
Police Department
Young Men’s Bureau
National Chest Kickoff Thursday with Truman and stars
President Truman and a host of radio and movie stars will join a four network program Thursday from 9:30 to 10 p.m. to kick off the Community Chest drive. Cedar Rapids chairman B D Silliman will speak. the campaign runs until a city celebration on D-day October 0. Participants include Robert Taylor Jack Benny Bob Hope Jo Stafford the Andrews Sisters Red Skelton and Danny Kaye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
B. D. Silliman
Cedar Rapids
Robert Taylor
Jack Benny
Bob Hope
Jo Stafford
Ronald Colman
Andrew Sisters
Red Skelton
Danny Kaye
Oklahoma School Barriers Voided
A three judge federal court ruled Oklahoma college segregation restrictions unconstitutional. The state received temporary relief as Gov. Roy J. Turner said he would seek amendment of segregation laws in the upcoming legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Roy J. Turner
Bunche Urges Salvage of Palestine Truce
Dr Ralph Bunche asked for urgent measures to protect the Palestine truce from violence by Jewish terrorists. The UN mediator reported to the Security Council accusing Israeli officials of negligence in the slaying of Count Folke Bernadotte but softened prior claims that official Jewish criticism aided the assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Ralph Bunche
Palestine
United Nations
Security Council
Folke Bernadette
Bernadette
Communist Advance in East Java Reported
BATAVIA UP Musa a Moscow trained insurgent leader reportedly controls most of the important Madiun province and Madiun City in eastern Java, with communiques in recent days suggesting the Communists hold far more territory than Republican officials admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Musa
Madiun
Java
Indonesia
Navy Enlistments for Five Eastern Iowa Men
The Cedar Rapids navy recruiting station announced enlistments of five eastern Iowa men. They are John R. Crelly of 2737 Wilson avenue SW, Dwayne J. Heitzman of Riverside, John P. Skogsberg of 1053 Fourth avenue SE, Ivan J. Dorman of 207 Seventeenth street NE, and Richard C. Kruse of 335 Nineteenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Eastern
Iowa
John R. Crelly
John W. Crelly
Wilson Avenue
Dwayne J. Heitzman
Elmo Heitzman
Riverside
John P. Skogsberg
Paul B. Skogsberg
Fourth Avenue
Ivan J. Dorman
Ivan C. Dorm
Sheffield Bank Robbers Held for Preliminary Hearing
Two men, Bernard Morgan and Robert Safford, were transferred to Franklin County for a preliminary hearing on the $10,744 Sheffield Savings Bank robbery. An attorney general order moved the case from Cerro Gordo jail to Justice of the Peace George Patterson. The FBI and state pursue Iowa and federal charges with potential life terms for bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton (Ap
Sheffield Savings Bank
Franklin County
Bernard Delbert Morgan
Hampton
Robert Franklin Safford
Mason City
Robert Larson
Justice of the Peace
George D. Patterson
Cerro Gordo County
FBI
Morgan
Safford
U. S
Iowa
Army to End Freeze on Officer Promotions
The army will announce around November 1 the lifting of its ban on temporary promotions for majors lieutenant colonels and colonels. The policy allows promotion if the officer meets professional technical and other requirements regardless of vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Washington
Alienation suit against Anamosa couple thrown out
The $46,000 alienation of affections case against Bruce and Charity Wright was dismissed with prejudice by Federal Judge Henry N. Graven. Plaintiff Thurman R. Rigdon failed to appear at the hearing, ending the September term. court will reconvene December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Graven
Thurman R. Rigdon
Bruce
Charity Wright
Rigdon
Wrights
Central City Boy Scout Troop 44 Court of Honor
Boy Scout Court of Honor held Tuesday evening at Federated church in Central City. Troop 44, Waubeek Council’s only unit with every Scout in full uniform, received a good appearance certificate. Keith Benner reviewed the council program and presented twenty five individual awards. Leonard Longanecker presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Waubeek Council
Keith Benner
Leonard Longanecker
Federated Church
Elliott fined for beating wife with rawhide whip
W C Elliott was fined 250 dollars and costs in Mobile Alabama on charges of beating his wife with a rawhide whip. Elliott denied striking her and said he gave her a good shaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
W. C. Elliott
Elliott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Justice Court
John Heslop
A Avenue
Company No. 1
Nellie C. Gorman
Joseph E. Gorman
Mary Betty Rodriquez
Rudolph M. Rodriquez
Lucille M. Berry
Emmet R. Berry
Burnia O. Babe
Virginia E. Babe
Harry
Lyle Herman
Seward George Smith
Patricia Dolan
Charles Shepard
Dorothy Hayes
Charles Seda
Irma M. Herrig
Howard J. O’connor
Bessie E. Thompson
Elmer J. Sedlacek
Fairfax
Mary Rose Novotny
Wayne Rummells
West Branch
Glenn Parker
Tenth Street
Art Adams
Meadowbrook Drive
Archie Scott
Wesley Kobylak
Mallory Street
Louis Richardson
Coggan
Robert Daigne
Roy Gaddis, Jr
First Avenue
Kenneth Abodeely
Dale Romans
Narva Hotel
St. Luke’s
Edward Koza
Twelfth Street
Reese Latchaw
Avenue NE
Dean Billings
Lawrence May
Anamosa
Mercy
Kenneth Tucker
A Avenue NE
Grant LeMasters
Dawley Street
Donald Freel
Wilford Price
Ve Avenue
South Amana
Emilie Goepp
Horace A. Purrington
Malinda Starbuck
Grand Rapids
Harrisons Funeral Home
Karl Kollmann
Neff Funeral Home
Elmer C. Forest
Johnston-Morgan
Miles
North Liberty
Winifred B. Stewart
Elkader
William Laird
Here
Oelke
Labor
K-State
Turner
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Nettie Beuter
Mrs. Commodore Perry
W. Z. Gallagher
Jerome Atwood
Polio Inc
U.1. Hospital
L. Ferne House
Harry J. House
Omaha
Flint
Hazel FE. Lybarger Tuesday
Clyde J. Lybarger, Jr
Pearl Furman
George Furman
J. E. Heiserman
Dr. S. M. Lehr
Charles
Dorothy Kilpatrick
C.R
Pennsylvania
Kiwanis Club
Dial
City Cab
Grask’s
126Th F. A. Association
Lumir Severn
Detroit
Kate Christensen
Fidelity Life Association
Statler Hotel
Cub Pack
Cub Pack 25
Franklin School
Den 8
B. J. Meltzer
Air Force
Edward Watterson
Josephine Watterson
Ellis Boulevard
Lowry Air Force Base
Colo
Army and
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
National Chest
Bunche
East Java
Sheffield
United States District Court
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Nell Teed
Isa
Ely
Lin. Foot
First Street
N.E
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