Licenses Issued for 1947 Cars and Trucks in County
The county treasurer in Anamosa reports 3,768 1947 licenses issued by Wednesday morning. Names include Arthur G. Luke of Wyoming and L. M. Hayden of Oxford Junction with various makes such as Plymouth Ford Chevrolet Oldsmobile and Nash. An estimate anticipates about 5,000 licenses for 1947. a final total may exceed 3,800 after last minute rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Wyoming
Plymouth
Monty Produce and Hatchery
Monticello
Ford
L. M. Hayden
Oxford Junction
New Ford
Fred Caspers
Anamosa Lumber Co., Inc
Chevrolet Truck
Batchelder and Smith
Center Junction
Spencer Trailer
Herman E. Br
Monticello Rotary hears fox hunt talk by Alva Zimmerson
Alva Zimmerman described fox hunt tactics used near Monticello with groups surrounding land to corral the fox then ending with a dinner after the season. Also reported were seven Bintha Seven births at John McDonald hospital in Monticello and Hopkinton between Jan 23 and Jan 29 including five boys and two girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
John McDonald Hospital
Wilfred Kenny
Hopkinton
Gerald Becker
Dewayne DeShaw
Dale Falconer
Ryan
Max Specht
Wilbur McChristy
Kenneth Ahlrichs
Monticello Teen-Club Proposal Discussed by Lions Club
After a Monday dinner Dr Earl DeShaw led a talk on forming a teen age club in Monticello. A committee chaired by Dr Ray Fuller with Chester Condit Irving Hintz Harold Wilcox Earl DeShaw Delbert Bell and Harold Scherrer will report later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneangee
Montoars
Earl DeShaw
Monticello
Ray Fuller
Chester Condit
Irving Hintz
Harold Wilcox
Delbert Bell
Harold Scherrer
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week in District Clerk Office
The district court clerk issued marriage licenses in the past week to Estelle Brauer of Davenport and Galen B. Robertson, 20, of Anamosa, Edward Barr of Davenport and Wanda M. Davis of Anamosa, William H. Marshall, 33, of Baraboo Wisconsin and Elizabeth Ann Johnson, 27, of Baraboo, Melvin L. Husman, 23, Center Junction and Betty Mae Hinrichs, 20, of Onslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Estelle Brauer
Legal
Davenport
Galen B. Robertson
Anamosa
Edward Barr
Wanda M. Davis
William H. Marshall
Baraboo
Wisc
Elizabeth Ann Johnson
Wisconsin
Melvin L. Husman
Center Junction
Betty Mae
Hinrichs
Onslow
City Council Authorizes Davenport Trip For Park Mower Visit
In a Tuesday session Acting Mayor C. J. Matthiessen and Councilman Clarence Shaffer plus one park board member were authorized to travel to Davenport to inspect park mower equipment. The council also received a milk report from Don Allen. all members were present except G. M. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Matthiessen
Clarence Shaffer
Park Board
Davenport
Don Allen
G. M. Jones
Montenapo Camp Fire elects new officers
The Montenapo Camp Fire group elected Janet Fluckiger as president Linda Greenley as vice president Janice Pickett as secretary Alice Jones as treasurer and Dixie Bell as scribe They held a January 19 bicycle hike to the dam highlighting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montenapo Camp
Janet Fluckiger
Linda Greenley
Janice Pickett
Alice Jones
Dixie Bell
One Registrant Joined Jones County Selective Service
Only one new registrant, John W. Voss of Wyoming, was received by the Jones county selective service board during the past week. No date has been set for a future board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Voss
Wyoming
Jones County Selective Service Board
Seal sales drive in Monticello reports funds raised
J. B. Sales and Mrs. E. H. Huibregtse chair the T B seal drive in Monticello. Six hundred letters went out and $609 in cash was received for seals. Twenty seven buyers each purchased five dollar bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Huibregtse
T.B. Seal Sales
Monticello
Rickels and Folkers Plan Texas Trip and Mexico City Visit
Mr and Mrs John Rickels and Mr and Mrs Tobias Folkers travel to Texas for an extended trip. They expect to visit Mexico City before returning and will see relatives in Edinburg during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rickels
Tobias Folkers
Texas
Mexico City
Edinburg
Surviving Veterans' Families Urged to File for Back Benefits
Social Security Official urges World War II veterans survivors to apply now to avoid loss of retroactive benefits. Those died before August 10, 1946 have until February 10, 1947 to file for benefits payable from the veteran's death. Benefits may go to children under 18, widows with dependents, widows 65 or older, or certain aged dependent parents. The Dubuque office lists 332 Post Office Building as the local contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Thorson
Dubuque
Social Security Administration
Thorson
Veterans Administration
Post Office
Iowa
Cascade Youth Hurt Seriously In Crash
Richard Gross an 18 year old formerly of Cascade is in critical condition at Rockford Memorial Hospital after an automobile crash six miles south of Rockford on January 18. One companion was killed and the other seriously injured in the country road collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gross
Cascade
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Gross
Co. F. Gross
Rockford
Navy
Lovell 4-H Meeting At Lyle Behrends Home
The Lovell 4-H club met January 6 at the home of Lyle Behrends to discuss filling in the feed budget and costs of producing animals. County agent C B Jessen offered guidance on completing the estimated feed budget. Lunch followed, served by Mrs Behrends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell All Stars
4-H Club
Lyle Behrends
C. B. Jessen
Behrends
Sub sistence Money Exempt From Tax
Federal opinion states subsistence payments from the Veterans Administration under on the job training are not taxable and not entered on income tax forms. The Schneiders received notice that their son Phillip was leaving Hamilton Field for Japan, and their son Carroll has re joined the army at Fort Lewis after two years in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Annale
I. H. Schneider
Phillip
Hamilton Field
Calif
Japan
Carroll
Army
Fort: Lewis
Washe
U.S. Navy
Mrs Knepper Buried After Auto Accident at 70
Funeral services for Mrs Katharine Knepper 70 of West Cascade were held at St Mary's church Cascade with mass at 9 30. Burial followed in St Mary's cemetery. She died at Mercy hospital Dubuque from injuries in an auto crash. Born Worthington Oct 1 1876 she lived on a farm then moved to West Cascade in 1914. Married Feb 13 1894 to William P Knepper they observed their golden anniversary Feb 18 1944. Survivors include her husband three sisters and four brothers plus many nieces and nephews. She was active in St Mary's church and the Rosary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Knepper
West Cascade
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Knepper
St. Mary's Church
Cascade
Rosary Society
Mary Bernadette
Visitation Academy
Dubuque
Mary Turnis
Mike
Rose) Less
Nicholas Reiter
Dyersville
John
Edward Reiter
Chris Reiter
Two New Divorce and Guardianship Petitions Filed
In district court last week Sadie A. Taylor filed for divorce from Kenneth C. Taylor seeking custody of two minor children possession of a 1935 Cadillac four door sedan temporary support and permanent support after final hearing a temporary injunction restraining the husband from selling pledging or disposing of property. Mary Stowers filed a petition for appointment of a guardian alleging incapacity to manage her own affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie A. Taylor
Kenneth C. Taylor
Mary Stowers
James E Patterson files two military discharges
James E Patterson of Monticello filed two service discharges in the county recorder's office last week. He enlisted in 1943 and served in the enlisted reserve until 1945 when called to active duty at Fort MacArthur California. He was discharged later at Langley Field Virginia and reenlisted there in 1945. He served in Alaska in 1946 and is entitled to the Victory Medal and the American Theatre medal. He was discharged at SHAAF Salina Kansas on January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Patterson
Monticello
County Recorder's Office
93Rd Air Depot Group
Alaska
Separation Center
Shaaf
Salina
Kan
Surgeon First Lt Mirick Serves in Germany Occupation
First Lt. Don F. Mirick son of Mrs Barbara Mirick Scotch Grove serves as a surgeon with the United States army of occupation in Bad Kissingen Germany. He is a Coe College and University of Iowa College of Medicine graduate. He is grandson of Mrs Kate C Mirick formerly of Monticello now living in Boone with Mr and Mrs Ralph Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don F. Mirick
Barbara Mirick
Scotch Grove
United States Army of Occupation
Bad Kissingen
Germany
Mirick
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Kate C. Mirick
Monticello
Boone
Ralph Cooper
Weekend Visitor From Cedar Rapids
Miss Ann McLees a Mt. Mercy junior college student Cedar Rapids was a weekend visitor with her aunt Miss Pearl McLees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ann McLees
Mt. Mercy Junior College
Cedar Rapids
Miss Pearl McLees
Mr and Mrs Herbert Kelly Visit New Hampton This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Herbert Kelly left Wednesday to spend the weekend with the former's parents at New Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kelly
New Hampton
Savings Bonds Sold In Iowa In December 1946
Five Iowa counties exceeded half a million dollars in December bonds and 22 counties topped a quarter million. Jones County sold 161864.50 with E bonds 102969, F bonds 92.50 and G bonds 59800. Polk, Woodbury, Linn, Scott and Dubuque led, Polk at 1,684,945. December totals for series E F and G were 22,053,157.50 with E at 13,215,210 and G at 8,082,500 and F at 755,447.50. 1946 totals for E F G bonds reached 207,900,215.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States Savings
Jones County
Roger
F. Warin
Savings Bond Division
Treasury Department
Polk
Woodbury
Linn
Scott
Dubuque
Monticello Honors Two Old Time Firemen
John Perrine recalls serving 30 years with the Monticello fire department during its cart pulled by hand era. Hans Ruof, the other longtime member, is still living. The unit once used a two wheel cart for fires, later replaced by a new fire truck now in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Shaffer
John Perrine
Floyd Kephart
Darrell Blayney
Clarence Stoneking
Bud Stoneking
Walt Bartels
Don Morey
Shaffer
Perrine
Express
Hans Ruof
Monticello
Fire Department
John
Carlisle
the Express
Free Sound Movie At Sinclair Farm Meeting
The Sinclair farm meeting in Monticello at the Community building on February 6 at 8 pm will feature a dramatic new sound movie Over the Rainbow. Harold Holtz the Sinclair agent invites farmers and town people to attend this free program helping analyze farming and home planning for brighter futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Farm
Monticello
Harold Holtz
Sinclair
Free stage and screen show at Community Building
Shaffer Implement store sponsors a free show at the Community Building on Friday February 7 with two screenings at 2 pm and 8 pm. The program features the motion pictures County Fair filmed at Independence last fall and International Pictorials plus a stage act including a quartet singer comedian juggler magician and master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer Implement Store
Independence
Emelda Kanan to Feature on Today's Homemaker Show
Emelda Kanan a Jones county home economist will appear as guest on KXEL's Today's Homemaker program next Saturday morning February 1 at 10 45. The weekly series includes seven Iowa home economists in a service broadcast led by Hugh Muncy with a discussion for homemakers and a musical dedication to two county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emelda Kanan
Jones County
KXEL
Iowa
Miss Kanan
Hugh Muncy
Oldsmobile Introduces Three Series In Multiple Body Styles
Oldsmobile unveils a three series lineup with twelve body styles including the 66 76 78 and 98 series. Hydra Matic optional gear provides automatic shifting. wheelbases range from 119 to 127 inches with six or eight cylinder engines. Restyling touches and eight new color shades plus two tone options broaden choices for dealers Mat Thiessen Auto and Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldsmobile
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Company
Chariot
Death of William Costigan 84 Buried in Garber
William Costigan 84 died January 22 after living with his daughter Mrs. H. P. Schrader in Monticello since last October. Funeral at St. Joseph's church Garber followed by burial. Born August 18, 1863 in Elkport Iowa, he spent life on his birthplace farm until 1945 then retired to Elkader and later moved to Monticello. Survived by six children John George Warren Mrs. George Koehn Mrs. H. P. Schrader and Mrs. Leslie Oelke and a brother John Costigan of Lamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Schrader
Monticello
William Costigan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Garber
Mr. Costigan
Elkport
Iowa
Elkader
Wits
John Costigan
Lawler
Maytag Dutch.Oven Gas Range On Display At First
Pat First manager of First's Electrical Appliance Store Monti Cello announces a new post war Maytag Dutch.Oven gas range on display in Iowa. The model features automatic time shut off closed vents and continued cooking. It includes visual heat controls and a three way burner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat” First
First
Monticello
Iowa
First Electrical
Tri County Auxiliary Meeting At Anamosa
American Legion auxiliaries of Linn Dubuque and Jones counties meet in Anamosa at the courthouse community room on Thursday Feb 5. Registration starts 7 30 p m and the meeting opens at 8 p m with Mrs G M Brown of Whiting state department president as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Linn
Dubuque
Jones Counties
Anamosa
G. M. Brown
Whiting
State Department
Divorce Granted by Judge Thompson in Anamosa Court
Judge G. K. Thompson grants divorce to Helen Louise Dorgeloh from William H. Dor geloh in Anamosa district court. Custody of a minor son awarded to the mother with visiting rights for the father and $25 monthly child support. Ground cited is cruel and inhuman treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Anamosa
Helen Louise Dorgeloh
William H. Dorgeloh
County Supervisor Injured After Fall From Granary Roof
County supervisor Henry F. Adams suffered a broken right heel last week when he fell from a granary roof at his son Dale Adams home. He will use crutches for about six weeks while recovering after he was overseeing an elevator shaft opening at the time of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Adams
Dale
Amber Creamery Holds Meeting
The Amber Mutual Creamery annual meeting at Amber Tuesday saw 120 attendees. Alfred Etten was elected director replacing J. E. Johnson. Bertie Cross Reelected. A food lunch by Presbyterian church ladies preceded a program with speakers from Li Heigh Railroad Grand Trunk Railroad and others. Butter output totaled 524 497 pounds with butterfat price 8 7744 per pound and 1946 production up 33 488 pounds from 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber Mutual Q Creamery
Amber
the Presbyterian Church
Alfred Etten
J. E. Johnson
Bertie Cross
Mr. Lindahl
Li-Heigh Railroad
E. J. Lee
Grand Trunk Railroad
Larry Craft
Diamond Crystal Salt Company
Wayne Cummings
Decorah Publishing Company
Jessen
Harlan Hassell
Paul Schuetz
Monticello State Bank
Oxford Jet Man Dies By Hanging
The body of Frank Ledvina, 74, was found hanging in a small barn in a neighbor’s backyard in Oxford Junction around noon January 22. Coroner Frank Harrington ruled death by self harm with no inquest. Ledvina, born in Chicago, lived in the area most of his life as a farmer, later serving as street commissioner and Milwaukee railroad mail carrier before retirement two years ago amid health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ledvina
Anton Blizek
Oxford Junction
Ledvina
Louis
Frank Harrington
Jones County
Led
Monticello Woman Mourns Mother Barbara Smith
Mrs Harold Eilers of Monticello mourns the death of her mother Barbara Smith 72 who died in Anamosa Friday Funeral services were at St Josephs Church Prairieburg Monday Jan 27 at 9 30 a m Surviving are four sons Albert August Smith Prairieburg Frank Smith Manchester Ed Baldin Marshalltown and two daughters Mrs Eilers and Mrs Tom Keegan Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Eilers
Monticello
Barbara Smith
Anamosa
St. Joseph's Church
Prairieburg
Albert
August Smith
Frank Smith
Manchester
Ed Baldin
Marshalltown
Eilers
Tom Keegan
Cedar Rapids
Cascade Farm Sells For 148.50 An Acre
The 200 acre Meyer farm three miles east of Cascade sold at auction to Henry Pfath of Bernard for 148.50 an acre totaling 29700. Auctioneer Joe Herard called the sale and praised the property as one of the area’s better farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Cascade
Henry Pfath
Bernard
Joe Herard
Soldier Louis Bader Returns Home After Service
Louis Bader returned from U S Army duty in Germany arriving in New York January 17 and will be discharged February 4 after terminal leave. Inducted December 12, 1945 he traveled from Germany via Liverpool and Le Havre, spent eight months in Germany with the graves registration and is entitled to wear the good conduct, German occupation and victory medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Louis Bader
Germany
U. S. Army
Bader
United States
Liverpool
England
le Havre
France
New York
Jones County 4 H Meets Livestock Conservation in Cedar Rapids
About 400 district residents attended a 4 H Livestock Conservation meeting in Cedar Rapids, with 16 Jones County participants from Oxford, Martelle, Jackson and Onslow clubs. The program included a plant tour, luncheon, and talks on cattle bruises and hog losses, tubercu losis, fly control, and proper equipment cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Wilson Packing Company
Extension Service
Cedar Rapids
Jones 4-H
Oxford
Martelle
Jackson
Onslow
Montrose Hotel
United States
4-H Plans Party For February 12
The county club committee and county officers met at Center Junction High School to plan a county 4-H party for February 12 at Onslow High School gym. Hosts will handle clean up. Barbara Chatterton leads recreation with assistants. Decorations by Clay Busy Bees and Onslow Agricolae. Madison youth plan a floor show and group games will be organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction High School
Onslow High School
Barbara Chatterton
Audrey Schrader
Janaine Mylitt
Arlene Kuhns
Clay
Onslow Agricolae
Madison
Heavy Snow Hits Monticello as Weather Worsens
Snow began in Monticello at 7 o clock and continued all day with high winds creating drifts. Snow plows kept pavements open but travel remained difficult as windshields coated in four inches of snow and ice lay beneath, with about 10 inches of snow reported in Monticello and widespread snow across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Seven Monticello Men Join Naval Reserve
The following named men enlisted in the U S naval reserve at Monticello on Thursday January 23 Gordon Earl Wilson CMOMM Paul Junior Marsh PhM 3 Curtis Orlando Moncrief CCS Robert Appleby S 2/7c Clarence Fred Oaken Stye Clarence Albert Rathigan MaM 1/c Robert Andrew Durst S 1/e Robert Lee Sichels ARM 3/c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Naval Reserve
Monticello
Gordon Earl Wilson
CMOMM
Paul Junior Marsh
E. Curtis Orlando Moncrief
Robert Appleby
Clarence Fred Oaken
Clarence Albert Rhatigan
Robert Andrew Durst
Robert Lee Sichels
Trial Of C Rickels Will Begin Monday
Clarence Rickels faces larceny and false pretenses charges in Anamosa district court. He was arrested January 15 by Sheriff Eichhorn after grand jury true bills. Bond set at 4500 dollars. W G Brown of Stone City alleges Rickels involved in disappearance of six cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rickels
Anamosa
Rickels
Eichhorn
W. G. Brown
Stone City
Daughter Patricia Ann Born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ahlrichs
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ahlrichs of Monticello welcomed Patricia Ann born at John MacDonald hospital at 12 noon Wednesday January 29. The first child weighed five pounds thirteen ounces. Mr Ahlrichs works in the Monticello Express mechanical department. Mrs Ahlrichs was Dorothy Steen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ahlrichs
Monticello
Patricia Ann
John MacDonald Hospital
Ahlrichs
Monticello Express
Dorothy Steen
Weekend guests visit the Bowers home family
Cedar Rapids guests include Mr and Mrs Claude Bowers son Dean Doranece Bowers and Chris Hennig Hawkeye with Mr and Mrs Ad Bowers and children. Anamosa hosts Mr and Mrs Louis Schneider and family visiting Joe Bowers home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bowers
Dean
Doranece Bowers
Cedar Rapids
Ad Bowers
Chris ‘Hennig Hawkeye
Louis Schneider
Anamosa
Joe Bowers
March of Dimes Campaign Extends Through Next Week
Monticello broadcasts continued March of Dimes fundraising led by city chairman Ralph Wilson. Donations collected nightly at Monte theater and by mail to Wilson or Monticello State Bank fund Jones county polio victims via county chairman Charles Niles in Anamosa. Rural and town schools urged to collect countywide with publicity through local newspapers. Additional chairmen include Siebels Amber Jones Center Junction Balster Scotch Grove Wagner Onslow Phillips Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ralph Wilson
Monte Theater
Jones County
Niles
Anamosa
Rex Conn Speaks On Guatemalan Agriculture Before 125 Here
Rex Conn farm editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette spoke to about 125 people in the Monticello high school auditorium on Guatemalan agriculture. He described altitude and climate differences and Guatemala's corn dependence. He noted Iowa State Experimental Station work to breed corn resistant to the corn borer and a high yielding cross flinty stock. He mentioned oats from Guatemala brought to Iowa and displayed color slides from his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello High School
Rex Conn
Cedar Rapids
Conn
Guatemala
Iowa
Rev Stanford Strosahl Takes Milwaukee Charge
Monticello friends learn Rev. Stanford Strosahl finished Chicago divinity studies after Cornell Mount Vernon. He accepted the Simpson Methodist church in Milwaukee last November, a 394 member church with gymnasium, stage, auditorium, fireplace lounge, ten rooms, parsonage, and plans to grow. He is a Monticello High School graduate whose parents once lived on a farm north of Monticello after moving from Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Stanford Strosahl
Chicago
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Simpson Methodist Church
Milwaukee
Wis
Strosaki
Wisconsin
Farm Bureau Goal Nears 1250 Members in Jones County
Jones county Farm Bureau membership nears the 1250 target with about one-fifth of reports pending. County extension agent C. B. Jessen said cash paid members reach 1100 and the quota is to be met by January 29 ahead of the state meeting in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Farm Bureauw
C. B. Jessen
Jessen
Des Moines
Local Family Returns Home After Midwest Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Baty and their son John traveled home Tuesday evening following a visit to relatives in Freemont Ohio and Lafayette Indiana. Mrs. Baty and John had spent the past month with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wehrley in Beecher Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Baty
John
Freemont
Ohio
Lafayette
Ind
Miss Luella Balsiger Visits Cedar Rapids Family
Miss Luella Balsiger returns to Cedar Rapids Sunday evening after a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Balsiger. She is accompanied by her parents and Mr and Mrs Clifford Kidwell who stayed at the Howard Boise home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Balsiger
Cedar Rapids
Will Balsiger
Clifford Kidwell
Howard Boise
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Lions Club
Council
J. B. Sales
I As
One
Social Security
Lovell
Tri-County
Thompson
O.E.S. Meeting
Schreiner Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Toie Clitford M. Strawman
Gus Kuster
Amber Creamery
Oxford Jet
Cascade Farm
4-H
Naval Reserve
C. Rickels
Farm Bureau
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