Navy enlistment of 17 year old William Hopkins
25 years ago William Hopkins aged 17, son of Mr and Mrs Ford Hopkins of 408 Fletcher Avenue, enlisted in the navy and would depart Davenport on Tuesday for the naval training station at Farragut Idaho. Mrs Harold Gray and Mrs Fred Gray of 1091 Lucas Street and Barbara Gray of Iowa Street were visiting with Mr Gray’s mother on West Fourth Street.
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William Hopkins
Mrs. Ford Hopkins
Fletcher Avenue
Navy
Davenport
Naval
Faragut
Ida
Harold Gray
Fred Gray
Lucas
Barbara
Iowa Street
Wilma R. Barney
U.S. Army
Schick General Hospital
Clinton
Albert Barney
Main Street
St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Martha Goad
Muscatine
American Association of University
Sui
Barry
Butch) Meerdink
Old’s Hall
Johanna Claussen
J. Cooke
House of Glass Opens in New Location on East Second Street
Roy Glass owns the House of Glass which opened at 203 E 2nd Street in September. The 140 by 20 foot space features air conditioning, beechwood curtain walls, fluorescent lighting, indirect ceiling panels, and gold carpeting. The store includes Roy's Bar with a large selection of men colognes and aftershave, a rear archway, and a lowered ceiling. Women’s department offers 45 fragrances plus cosmetics, gifts, Hallmark cards, candies, glassware, pottery, and china.
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House of Glass
E. Second
Roy Glass
E. 2Nd Street
Roy
Midwest
Expansion Doubles Space At Mrs. Stevens Candies
Expansion project at Mrs. Stevens Candies 213 East Second street enlarges display space making it the largest card shop in eastern Iowa. Store run by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hurtford with Mrs. Jennie Rauschenberger as manager adds office area, air conditioned candy storage room, new fixtures and tile ceiling. Gibson greeting cards, bulk and boxed candies, gift merchandise and wedding supplies expanded.
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Iowa
Poole Added to County Grain Threshing Committee
Fifty years ago Albert Poole of Nichols was today added by J L Giesler to his list of county assistants. Poole will join the grain threshing committee. Train service is again approaching normal. With the water on the Iowa River receding it is expected that all danger to traffic will shortly be passed.
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Albert Poole
Nichols
J.-L. Giesler
Foole
Lowa
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Mrs. Stevens Concards
Chester Hufford
Sies
Stevens
Reinert Bros
Lambert
Paints & Supplies
Kathryn
Felix Ruppert
Frances Kelley
Joseph Titus
Michael Cook
Goodfyyear Service Store
East Second Street
Muscatine’s
Complete Music Center
Magnavox
Baldwin Pianos
Gibson
KING
Hagstrom
Gretsch
Gehmenhart
Progressive Business
Best
Helen Bamford
DIAL