Walker Centenary profile shows 622 residents and town growth
The 1973 Walker Centennial notes 622 residents and a century of change from dial phones to a merged North Linn district. It highlights new senior apartments, a sewer system, rebuilt firehouse, parks, churches, and a broad set of local businesses. The piece previews HM Grain Spreaders and lists civic clubs, officials, and the Centennial committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
JO Bugg
Center Point
Independence
Bob Mausser
Bob
Dale Hepker
Urbana
Walker Methodist Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Walker Bible Church
Cause of Town
Cono Center
Cono Center United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A., and the Cono Center Bible School
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walker American Legion
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Walker Lions Club
R.A.R.E
Federated Women’s Club
Eastern Star
Rob Morris Lodge
Plain Park Country Club
Maple Grove Homemakers
Spencer Grove
Live Wire Lassies
Grant Sprouts
Cone Rustlers
Walker Boy Scouts
Walker Cub Scouts
Walker Fire Department
Walt Cook
Marvin Shaffer
Kenneth Shaffer
Francis
Bud) Weber
Robert Mausser
Robert Sorenson
Richard McMillen
Grant McKee
Raymond Meade
Raymond (Ragine) Meade
Walt
Eleanor) Cook
South Main Street
Mary Meggers
Eleanor (Grant) McKee
Gladys Massingham
Barney Rothfolk
Merle DeSotel
Harold Merritt
Gale Fuessley
Shaffers Garage
Zieser’s
Shaffers
Cedar Rapids
Linnogun
Anna Arnold
Fred Arnold
Cono Township
Arnold
North Krob
Henry Smith
Lion’s Club
Dick Merritt
Dan Neumeyer
Ron Doys
Billy McCalley
Helen Heth
Marcia Smith
Hazel Carrothers
Keith Zieser
den Westemeier
Dave Kayser
Food Comm
Delores Winn
Judy Doyle
Lions Club
Karen Klinghammer
Police
Don McKee
Les Fritz
Ron and
Dee Bebensee
Bill Reed
Bible Church
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