Nebendahl Services Scheduled After Death at 64
Henry Nebendahl, 64, retired farmer of Cedar Rapids, died Tuesday after a brief illness at his home. Born Feb 2 1878 in Belle Plaine he moved to Cedar Rapids 37 years ago and married Victoria C. Cacek in 1910. Funeral at St Josephs Catholic church and burial in St Johns cemetery. He is survived by his wife eight children a sister and four brothers and eight grandchildren.
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Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
Victoria C. Cacek
Marion
Nebendahl
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Corp
Victor V. Nebendahl
England
Wesley J. Nebendahl
Tracy
Calif
Charles J. McNulty
S. O. Ratliff
San Diego
Tony Bizulis
Harry Pinch
James Lovell
Carl P. Nebendahl
Lena Struve
Emil
William
Elberon
Fred
Keystone
Louis
Rock Rapids
T J. McElliott
St. John’s Cemetery
Yocom Chapel
Obituary and community notes from Marion area
Henry W. Vahl 63 formerly of Marion died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be at Teahen chapel Cedar Rapids with burial at Oak Shade Marion. Other notes mention O O Club opener at KV cafe and Lions Club dinner on Ladies Night, plus residents visiting, hospital news, and local social events. Names include Donald Vahl William Vahl Mrs Harry Belder Louis C Wahl Harold A Wahl Mrs O B Martin Lieut William N Reed and Harry P Dunlap among others.
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Henry W. Vahl
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Auburnett
Donald
Second Street
William
Harry Belder
Louis C
Harold A. Wahl
O B Martin
C E Krog
Teahen Chapel
Oak Shade Cemetery
KV Cafe
O. O . Club
Sara Nott
S Fontaine
D H . Smith
Harry Snell
William N Reed
Marion Lions Club
E J Reed
Camp Dodge entrant, families attend service and notices
Wednesday's entry notes Camp Dodge service attendance by Mr and Mrs Harry Erickson and daughter Mary Jean of Springville and Mr and Mrs Lee Dunlap of Marion. Seret Marvin E Chisman promoted to mess sergeant in England after four months in service. Mrs Lenora Pabst and grandchildren move to Decatur Illinois to live with Mrs Katherine Bogart. Prairie Chapel Garden club and Bracelet Girl Missionary group meet. birthday party for Phillip Bee Wees. Fidelis circle plans. Several local notices, visits, and club meetings summarized.
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Harry Erickson
Mary Jean
Springville
Lee Dunlap
Marion
Chisman
Seret
Marvin E. Chisman
England
Scrap drive items listed with vintage manor and rifles
GET IN THAT SCRAP lists a yard of items for collection including lawn mower shells bath tubs a half ton truck radiator and .30 caliber rifles. The Linn county institute at Cedar Rapids hosts the drive on Oct 28 with guests Mrs J B Emmons and Miss Kiein. A Book club review by Mrs H G Stitzel features One Braver Thing by Cyril Harris at the Stitzel home. A Dutch treat luncheon occurs at K V cafe as the next meeting is planned at Mrs D Earl Miller home with Mrs H N Strader in charge of the review. Mrs S O Ratliff of San Diego will visit Marion Friday due to her father Henry Nebendahl’s death.
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Cedar Rapids
J B Emmons
Miss Kiein
Cyril Harris
H G Stitzel
Book Club
Stitzel
K. V
D Earl Miller
H N Strader
S O Ratliff
San Diego
Calif
Marion
Henry Nebendahl
Hard Luck Tale Lands Ex-Postmaster Parole Bid
Oscar Watts 43 former Pisgah Ja postmaster told Federal Judge Charles A Dewey of a lifelong money crisis that led to embezzling 491 in government funds. He said eight years ago he borrowed to buy office furniture and fell into a cycle of loans and debt with Mrs Watts ill and needing care, forcing further borrowings. He described the pattern as a loan shark trap fueling his crime and parole eligibility.
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Council Bluffs
Charles A Dewey
Oscar Watts
Pisgah Ja
Watts
Local man faces suspended sentence for embezzlement after gambling losses
In Pisgah, Watts ran up debts from failed poetry and music ventures 150 and 100 dollars for publishing and equipment. He funded a theater and popcorn stand, both destroyed by fire, then bet on horse and dog races. Citizens raised 491 dollars to repay the government. Judge Dewey gave nine months suspended sentence, fined 491 dollars, and placed him on probation for three years.
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Council Bluffs
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Watts
Pisgah
Citizens Bs
Dewey
Leola Jack to Direct Women Ambulance Course at Red Cross Unit
Leola Jack a longtime Red Cross first aid instructor is named director of a Women’s ambulance corps unit at Cedar Rays Flot. The staff includes Pattie Bass and Vera Pasfield with Katharine Martell and Beatrice Montauban among organizers. The group, all Beta Simi Ph members, will conduct general cavthan defense training under Ms Bartling and open enrollment after course completion.
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Red Cross
Hars Ambulance
Hleivdatts
Condon
Gieder
Margaret Croulte
Bermece
Montauban
Vera Pasfiel
Helen Stoiurac
Mail All Gifts To Service Men Oct 1 to Nov 1
Postal authorities urge gift packages for service men be mailed between October 1 and November 1 to ensure timely delivery. Emphasis on sturdy packing, sealed wrapping for inspection, and hard candies while avoiding perishables and certain items.
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Federal Postal Service
Postal Department
Postal guidelines tighten parcel size and address rules
Officials urge smaller parcels with weight under 11 pounds and maximum 42 inches length and girth. Prepaid postage required. Overseas service adds detailed sender and recipient information for army navy and marine corps. Outside can bear generic greetings but avoid excess value gifts.
Chicago Board of Trade memberships hit 60 year low
Prices for membership on the Chicago Board of Trade dropped to the lowest level in more than 60 years, with a seat selling for 990 dollars after the prior low of 100 dollars was set last December.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
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