Wyoming Girls Defeat Monmouth 32 to 17 on Local Floor
Wyoming high School girls beat Monmouth girls 32 to 17 last Tuesday evening on the local floor. The halftime score was 17 to 6. Fritz led Wyoming with 16 points while Ed wards and Petersen of Monmouth each had six. Funeral services for Jerry Kostal 47, were held Monday at the Presbyterian church in Wyoming. Kostal born June 28 1899 near Prague Czechoslovakia. He emigrated to the U S at age six and lived in Davenport before moving to Wyoming. Survived by widow a stepson three sisters and three brothers. Burial in Wyoming cemetery. Other notes include Edward F Holub elected Wyoming cemetery association president. Board includes R L Orth B W Streeper Fred Storm Ed F Holub William Wilker Henry Bramer. Reginald Gibson retired as sexton. Blazing Star Masonic circle met with fifteen lodges represented. Cozy club hosted by Mrs Lester French. Mrs John Krouse Monticello death reported. Mrs Carl Tjaden a patient at St Luke's Cedar Rapids and Earl Mallicoat patient at Mercy Anamosa.
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Edwards
Petersen
Jerry Kostal
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United States
Davenport
Emma Kaléuse Snyder
Monticello
LaPlante Choate Company
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Jones County
Royal Junior Snyder
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Anna Gosch
Sheridan
Wyo
Harlan Wheeler
Helen Braden
Frank Kostal
Blue River
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Canada
Joe Kostal
Des Moines
San Francisco
Heads Cemetery Association
Edward F. Holub
Wyoming Cemetery Association
C. E. Wherry
John Krouse
Della Williamson
Center Junction
Washington, D. C
Wyoming Cemetery
Carl Tjaden
St. Luke's Hospital
Earl Mallicoat
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Iowa War Chest sets major national fundraising record
After three statewide campaigns from 1943 to 1946 the Iowa War Chest Inc was dissolved by its board. It raised 6 28149745 dollars for USC War Prisoners Aid United Seamen's Service and 19 foreign relief agencies, achieving goals unmatched nationwide with 1944 county totals meeting or beating targets. Carl Weeks led as president until 1946 with E L G White succeeding him, and Paul H. Martin directed publicity and promotion. Local county chairmen for Jones
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Iowa War Chest, Inc
Chest
Iowa
USC
United Seamen's Service
Iowa War Chest
Weeks
Carl Weeks
Des Moines
E. L. G. White
Spencer
Paul H. Martin
Jones
Iowa War Chest records show county drives performance
The piece summarizes three war service drives in Iowa with county chairmen and a map noting which counties met all three goals. It also reports the dissolution meeting at Des Moines Hotel Savery on January 15 authorizing a new Iowa Research Council to regulate public fundraising and set fair quotas, excluding religious appeals.
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Iowa War Chest
Hotel Savery
Des Moines
Carl. Weeks
Iowa Research Council
Iowa
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