Potatoes and People Across a Wartime Fargo Column
A reminiscence piece recounts a trip to Rochester with Mr. Turner including a stop at Cedar Rapids and a ten cent store. It notes Turner buying potato chips, visits to see a hospitalized family member, and reflections on local clergy and residents. The column mentions Dr. Eastwood’s standing, a resignation at the First Methodist church, the Miller family Canadian trip, and a sorrowful tale of Mrs. Clifford Campbell’s death.
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Cedar Rapids
Har
Evalyn
Kahler
Hester
Turner
F. W. Eastwood
Boer
Geternes
Douglas
Quiet Fourth of July Observed with Fewer Accidents
The town marked Independence Day with rest and gatherings as stores and offices closed. Picnics and parties filled the day despite possible rain, and there was a notable drop in July Fourth accidents alongside the annual fried chicken picnic at the Country Club.
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Country Club
Passing Years Recap of Local Happenings and Notes
A long column notes Bidwell moving his plumbing shop to South Marion Avenue and the Isler Carnival clearing 800 for the Legion. It mentions drum corps uniforms, a 24 year old apple tree with 22 apples on one limb, a big tent for Dutch Creek Fair with Senator Brookhart address, golf hole in one, a Colorado trip, a Naval academy student from Ottumwa, and local social notes. Also reports a July 12 death in Beverly Hills, and community musings on hair fashion, bananas as diet, health courses in Portland, raspberries, and local farm helpers.
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Legion
Drum Corps
Mary McAvoy
South Avenue
Party Here in Honor of Francis Louise Null
Francis Louise Null enjoyed a party Saturday in her honor hosted by her “big cousin” Charles Berdo. Honored guests included her mother Mrs. Catherine Null and visitors from nearby towns and cities. The Improve ment League reported strong community work with a $200 lecture course last winter and projects at Sunset park and Wood lawn cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison plan to move soon into their West Washington street home.
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Francis Louise Null
Charles Berdo
Francis
Catherine Null
Cora Wright Bartlett
Washington, Pa
Carrie Emmons Ward
Waterloo
Chester Patterson
Omaha
Mary Steck Sproatt
John
Iowa City
George Morrison
West Washington Street
J. M. Wilson
Charles George
Dickie
Ruth Ann
Maryville
Matt Redlinger
Charles Jirsa
Richmond
Hospital News Briefs From Washington and Surrounding Areas
Local hospital reports list multiple admissions and procedures. Eva Corey underwent a minor operation, and several patients including John TeBockhorst and Blaine Hawkins had appendectomies, while others like Mary Lou Hall and Janet Lynn Roberts were born weighing notable birth weights.
Review of the Week's News Highlights Wisconsin Iowa and beyond
The column recaps social events and local moves around Jackson Hole and several Iowa towns. It notes weddings anniversaries parties travels and visits by residents and visitors including the Jirsa Gather Lloyd Rainwater and Carter families. It mentions political moves such as the county convention and Eicher's withdrawal from reelection plans. It records incidents like auto accidents and jobless claims plus community notices and family happenings.
Shaffers Visit Rouse Home and Nearby Families
South Dakota couple Mr and Mrs Clarence Shaffer and daughter Ina visited Clyde Rouse and family. A parade of neighbors and relatives—McGraws Warnocks McConnells Stouts Brooks Gritters and others—shared Sunday evenings, dinners, picnics and calls across Keota and North English areas.
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Mrs. Shaffer
South Dakota
Rouse
Tommy Harvey
Clarence Shaffer
Ina Shaffer
Arthur Hockey
Clyde Rouse
Tom McGraw
Joe McGraw
Dorothy Baker
W. H. Edgar
North English
Paul Banks
Keota
Kenneth Patterson
Richard Harvey
George Lemon
Montrose
Calif
Tuesaay
John Warnock
Kate Swift
John Wheelan
W. H. McConnell
William, Jr
Francis McConnell
Paul Mayer
Emerson Maplethorpe
John Brenneman
H. J. Brenneman
Bernard Piffer
Milwaukee
Wis
Ed Wittetoe
Russel Brooks
Edward
A. R. Brooke Strongheart
James Brooks
Miles Stout
Howard Baker
Ed Gritter
Nadine
Florence Smith
Maxine Jackson
Ruth McGraw
Karl Libe
Paul Lytle
Deborah
Local notices list dismissals and a newborn birth
Wednesday Mrs. Orland Roberts and daughter Janet Lynn were dismissed last evening. W. D. Hesseltine was dismissed for his home yesterday. Mrs. J. R. Thorburn of Iowa City returned home yesterday. Donald Gingery was dismissed Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Richard Son are the parents of a son born last night at 8 45 weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. He has been
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Eva Corey
John TeBockhorst
Keola
Donald Gingery
Logan Gargus
Washington
Son
Charles Eugene Fish
Edgar Lee
Marton Augustine
Ruth Martie
Blaine Hawkins
Ainsworth
Hugh Morris
Ainaworth
Beverly Baker
Mary Nicholson
Columbus Junction
M. RE. Hall
North English
Mary Lou
Rollin Roberts
Janet Lynn
Harry Jones
Carl Harken
Richland
Lloyd Dale Hunt
Neil Humble
Baby Son
Frederick Allbaugh
Jefferson City, Mo
H. M. Eicher
Louis Baird
Charles Gilbert
Excelsior Springs
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Baird
Orland Roberts
W. D. Hesseltine
J. R. Thorburn
Iowa City
Dwain Richard Son
Deaths of the Week: Col Hobart Wallace Killed at Fort Sam Houston
Col Hobart Wallace nephew of Pollock Wallace in the regular army was killed at Fort Sam Houston. He was a son of W. O. Wallace. Mrs L. MacGugin Ward was reported as deceased in San Francisco, with no particulars. she was well known here and had resided here for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Hobart Wallace
Pollock Wallace
Regular Army
Fort Sam Huston
W. O. Wallace
L. MacGugin Ward
San Francisco
Death of Frank Pierce Randall at 84
Randall of Sigourney aged 84 dies after long illness Friday. He formerly lived here. Survived by daughter Maude Hanson of Sigourney and daughter Ruth Kurtz of Cedar Rapids, two sons, and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Randall
Frank Pierce Randall
Sigourney
Maude
Harold Hanson
Ruth Kurtz
Cedar Rapids
Glaze in Weather Talk Described as Icy Coat
Forecasters describe glaze as an ice coating from rain freezing in shallow cold air. An extensive glaze deposit is called an icestorm, though forecasts do not use this term.
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Clifford Campbell
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Joe Reiner
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Chula Vista
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Canadian Pacific _ RR
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Los Angeles
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Washington County
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W. H. Fulton
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L. S. Shaw
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Harry Bishop
Dwain, Jr
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H. T. Carria
Frank Manning
Coppock
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Milan
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St. Louis
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Des Moines
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Milwaukee, Wis
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Lancaster
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West Second Street
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H. W. Luers
West Chester
Des Moines Register
Yearbook of Public Opinion
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Columbia University
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Wilbur Miller
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C. A. Owen
James, Richard and
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Charles Corrette
Rollie Optenberg
Haback Basin
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Ina McDowell
Treas
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Bernard Schnoebelen
Stanley Vodicka
Harry Hazlett
Henry C. Hull
Edith Gates
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C. O. Dayton
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Mercedes
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Fred Neiswanger
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Gene Drury
Robert MacGugin
Robert, Jr
Chicago
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Sally
Fred Reid
MacGugin
C.L. MacGugin
William Griffin
Riverside
Arthur Krause
Dubuque
Merle Green
Bobby
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Donald Wylie
W. J. Fitzpatrick
Harry Montgomery
Helen
Winifred Kelly
West Lake Methodist Hospital
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Amos Rankin
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Wayland
Rodney Kephart
Remps Hampsher
Alvin Shebeck
Joan
John Shebeck
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Burlington
Elmer Davis
Carol Walker
Panora
W. A. Anderson
Marie Schmidt
Iowa
Dr. Hender
Rep. E. C. Eicher
Eicher
Richard Buck
Marvin Buck
Johnny Smrz
Leslie Dunlap
Fred Bauer
Republican County Convention
Mable Gray
Esta Clark
Virginia Shannon
Cedar Falls
Vera Stutsman
L. T. Saul
Algona
J. Votruba
East Second Street
Pearl Sharp
George Stokes
Velda
Albia
West
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FE. C. Eicher
Jack Gibson
Ralph Gibson
LaSalle
Inl
Francis Allbaugh
Katona
George Rickford
Oscar Cuddy
Barbara
Wm. Ashmore, Jr
Max
Great Lakes Training Station
Ft. Des Moines
Clyde Boice, Jr
Charles Barclay
Dan Rohrer
Bryan Mayor
Jennie Fleming
Shirley Stains
Levon
Lucy Benz
Rockwoods