John H Schaier Atalissa Resident Dies in Iowa City
John Henry Schaier aged Atalissa resident died at Mercy hospital Iowa City at 7:15 am after a six month illness. Born in Moscow township March 26 1858 he was son of. and Barbara Will Schnier. He married Edith Arlhaus December 28 1929 in Rock Island. Surviving are his wife a sister Mrs Anna Eversmeyer of Los Angeles and three nephews. Body at Fairbanks Home for Funerals pending rites.
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John Henry Schaier
Atalissa
Muscatine County
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Moscow Township
Barbara Will Schnier
Edith Arlhaus
Rock Island
Anna, Eversmeyer
Los Angeles
Fairbanks Home
Heart Diseases Top Causes of Deaths in Iowa
Des Moines reports March mortality by cause with 2,227 total deaths in the state. Heart diseases lead with 536 deaths, followed by cancer at 264 and pneumonia at 233, up 46 from February, as Dr. Carl F. Jordan notes lower winter resistance and damp conditions raise susceptibility. Nephritis, digestive diseases, and all accidents trail with 138, 122, and 117 deaths respectively.
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Des Moines
State Health Department
Department
Iowa
Carl F. Jordan
Division of Preventable Diseases
Charles R. Long Dies after Long Cedar County Life
Charles R. Long, a longtime Cedar County resident eight miles northwest of Wilton, died at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at his home. Born April 27, 1877, at Baldwin Iowa, he married Wallie B. Wilson in 1904 and leaves a widow, four sons, five daughters, four sisters and four brothers. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Friday at the Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church with burial in Rochester cemetery.
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Su x
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Moscow
Golden Rule Maganic Lodge
Rochester
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Watsonville
Calil
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Lawrence
LaMarr
Harold Petty
John Roberts
George Othmer
Muscatine
Virgil Armold
Atalissa
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Walter Kall
Rock Island
Ada Steinmetz
Riceville
Arthur Hain
Bina Alden
Marion
Clark
Chicago
Ray
Springdale
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Mitchell
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Ralph
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J. M. Newgard
Rochester Cemetery
Obituary: George L Maddux Aged Resident of Wapello
George L Maddux aged 81 died at his son James Ed Maddux home near Wapello at 9 10 p m Wednesday born Rome Iowa May 22 1857 son of Martin and Mrs Maddux married Lucy Marshall November 30 1878 she died April 6 1932 six children born two died in infancy survivor include daughter Mrs Orpha Lang of Wapello two sons James E of Wapello and John F of Muscatine one brother Dr Walter Maddux of Pueblo Colorado nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren funeral 2 p m Friday at Wapello Methodist Episcopal church pastor Lloyd Tennant death burial in Wapello cemetery
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James Ed Maddux
Rome
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May Sell. Bors
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Muscatine
Walter Maddux
Pueblo
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Wapello Methodist Episcopal Church
Lloyd Tennant
Wapelio“cemetery
Mee
Centennial Benefit Tea Planned at West Liberty Home
A Centennial Benefit Tea will be held Friday from 3 to 5 at the home of Mrs. George P. Nichols in West Liberty. Proceeds go to the general Centennial fund. All women of West Liberty and nearby areas are invited. Mrs. QO. V. Morrist will assist the hostess and attendees are urged to wear costumes from 100 years ago.
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West Liberty
General Centennial Fund
George P. Nichols
QO. V. Morrist
Basil Glick Installed as Master Councilor at Chapter Meet
Basil Glick and staff were inducted as officers of the G ee Reinicke chapter of the Order of De Molay at the Masonic temple on Wednesday night. Installing officers included Bruce Rateliff and three past masters, with a slate of new officers led by Glick to serve four months at the local chapter.
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Leland Swafford
Kenneth Chatfield
Ernie Root
Elmer Bloom, Jr
Thomas Douglass
Robert Barnard
Harold Becker
Wood‘purn Carver
Robert Schmalz
Sentinel
Kenneth Daniels
Clayton Schmidt
Dick Knight
Bill Butler
John Kochneff
Donald Gray
Arthur Talkington
Myron Brower
Eddie Grimm
Death Summons Mrs. Anderson at Deane Home
Ida Lorena Anderson born December 27 1895 Morning Sun died at her mother's Deane home in Wapello at 8 am after an extended illness She was a 1914 Wapello High School graduate and studied secretarial work in Chicago for 20 years before returning to Wapello five years ago Surviving are her mother and a brother John Deane of Portsmouth C The funeral will be at 2 pm Sunday at the Wapello Methodist Church with Rev Lloyd Tennant officiating Burial will be in Wapello cemetery.
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Ida Lorena Anderson
Blanche Deane
Anderson
Morning Sun
Rand
Chicago
Frank B. Deane
John Deane
Portsmouth
Lloyd Tennant
Mrs. Kirby New Auxiliary Head at West Liberty
Mrs. George Kirby elected president of the American Legion auxiliary for the coming year at the West Liberty Legion building. Officers named include Mrs. Richard Peters first vice president and Mrs. Howard Watters second vice president with a full slate on the executive committee. Installations set for July.
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Journal News Service
West Liberty
George Kirby
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Richard Peters
Howard Watters
Jack Wells
Mary Lane
Susie Lewis
Ethel Rock
Roy Stephens
OC. Carey
Sam Buckman
Joe Chase
Robert Brooke, Jr
Ray Heath
D.C. Hazlett
No L. Watters
Officials Lift Complaint From State Hospital
Representatives of three state departments visited Cherokee in May to probe alleged abuse at the state hospital for the insane. Officials withheld details, but reports included a demand to discharge Superintendent Obermann. The board of control and health officials planned hearings, with testimony from patients to be taken before a decision.
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Des Moines
Cherokee
State Hospital
Charles F. Obermann
Board of Control
C. D. Schaffer
Myre F. Griffin
H. Freeburger
Manson
Shhaffer
Obermann
White
Board of Centré
Wen
Hakns Entertain at Evening Party
Mr Anders Walter Isohn hosted a small gathering at 510 West Fourth Street with friends on Wednesday night. Three bridge tables competed with awards going to Mrs F H Winn and Clark Johnson. a luncheon followed. Smithfield London ranked England's largest oldest meat market with a yearly turnover of 500000 tons across meat and poultry.
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Walter Isohn
West Fourth Street
F. H. Winn
Clark Johnson
Smithfield
London
England
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