Funeral Attendees From Out of Town Honor Mrs Palmer
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Palmer were held yesterday at the United Presbyterian Church. Attendees from distant places included Burton Sprole. Mr and Mrs Mitchell Sprole of Mason City. Mr and Mrs W T Martin of Keota. Leonard Bridges of Davenport. Mr and Mrs Oscar Hughes of Columbus City. Mr and Mrs J C Baumhoefener of Cedar Rapids. Dr and Mrs J A Marshall of Morrison Illinois. Mr and Mrs J W Marshall of Davenport. Mr and Mrs James Newkirk and Ruth of Galesburg. Dr and Mrs E H Norris of Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Lemuel Massey of Muscatine. David Thompson and W Shelton of Columbia Missouri. Artie Mc Culley of Winfield. Mr and Mrs Delbert Maxwell. Mr and Mrs John Fading and Mrs Homer Vincent of Wellman. Mr and Mrs A K Stoutner of Keota.
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Fred Palmer
United Presbyterian Church
Burton Sprole
Mitchell Sprole
Mason City
W. T. Martin
Keota
Leonard Bridges
Davenport
Oscar Hughes
Columbus City
J. C. Baumhoefener
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Marshall
Morrison, Ilinois
J. W. Marshall
James Newkirk
Ruth
Galesburg
E. H. Norris
Des Moines
Lemuel Massey
Muscatine
David Thompson
W. Shelton
Columbia, Missouri
Artie McCulley
Winfield
Delbert Maxwell
John Fading
Homer Vincent
Wellman
A. K. Stoutner
Public Hearing on Service Testimony in Washington
Senate investigators questioned John S. Service on wartime military information given to Amerasia and Philip Jaffe. The subcommittee paused secret questioning after Senator McCarthy said the FBI informed them Service passed military data to Jaffe.
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Washington,app
Senate
John S. Service
Amerasia
Philip Jaffe
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
FBI
Jaffe
McCarthy Says EBI Found Microphone Proof in Daffe Case
McCarthy charged the EBI hid a microphone in Daffe's Statler room to listen to State Department talks. A hearing was set for 2:30 a.m. CST as the subcommittee probes alleged Communist influence in the State Department and Amerasia evidence. Jaffe and four others faced 1945 charges. Jaffe fined $2,500 while Service was cleared by a grand jury.
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McCarthy
EBI
Daffe
Statler
State Department Foreign Service
State Department
Amerasia Tase
Service
Jaffe
Jaffe Wi
Haskins Locals Highlights From Community Notes
Haskins residents report Max Embree of Washington visiting his aunt Una Gordon and L. M. Birney. Visitors include William Bartnicki and son Jimmy from near Chicago staying with Ed Murphy and his wife. Jimmy extends his visit. Bert Wells and family spent Sunday in Brighton with Mrs. Wells' mother Mrs. Jones. A veterinary began vaccinating about 400 hogs for David McCartney with helpers Bernard Weiss and Jasper Medlin. McCartney and crew attended a Karina dairy sale Monday night. Mrs. Bernard Weiss transported Mrs. Medlin and her four daughters to a clinic in Ainsworth. John Irwin and Mrs. Agnes Kamerer shopped in Columbus Junction Wednesday.
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Haskins - Max Embree
Washington
Una Gordon
L. M. Birney
William Bartnicki
Jimmy
Chicago
Kempker to sail for Rome Holy Year pilgrimage
Reverend C. Kempker of St. Mary's Keota will depart June 25 from New York and sail June 26 to Rome for a Holy Year pilgrimage. The trip is funded by a nearly two thousand dollar gift from his parishioners in thanks for his work on the church and rectory. He will return August 6 and be back in Keota August 11.
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Kempker
Rome
Italy
A. R. Krause
Keota
Rey Gos Kempker
St. Mary's Church
New York City
Itauivy
Father Kempker
James Minette
St. Ambrose Academy
Davenport
United States
Monticello
George Freshwaters
Freshwater
R. A. Cartano
J. R. Heisener and Sons
Co. ¢. Ball
San Antonio
Texas
Ballg
Ten Mile Lake
Wisconsin
Mr. Helscher
Community notes dated June events and local visits
Keota remodeling begins at the Melvin Bells farm. a 50 lady miscellaneous shower at the east of Keota Community building. June activities include dinners, visits from relatives in Galesburg Monmouth Streetar and Flint Michigan, and local talks by Harry Harrison of the Iowa Conservation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Bell
Tanner Glass
H. Chris Wallace
John Wallace
Galesburg
Sarah Lucas
Monmouth
Paul Davis
Streetar
Ply
Columbus superintendent excavating for house in Chautauqua Park
H E Ross superintendent of Columbus schools is excavating for a house on his lot in the Chautauqua park addition to Columbus. Local note reports the construction activity and location within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
H. E. Ross
Columbus Schools
Chautauqua Park
Columbus
Henry Burden of Troy Inventor of Iron Tools
Henry Burden of Troy New York was a prominent mid-1800s ironmaster and inventor. His notable devices include the squeezer for puddled iron and a horseshoe making machine. Burden horseshoes were highly coveted by Confederate commanders during the Civil War.
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Henry Burden
Troy
New York
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Roe Dillinger
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State Theater
Haskins Locals
Clara Godlove
Martin's
Tomas
Ors Sapphir
Playtex
Lucky
EM. Bridges & CO
Toni
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Harold Lloyd
Virgil Frizzell
al Malakah Temple
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
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International Soundphoto
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Allerton
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Gibby
Stoker
Lump
E.ard
Tion
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Jenction
Perin Rotter
Margaret Ann
Flint, Mich
Harry Marsden
J. D. Gwinn
Here
J. B. Reeves
Walnut Street
Rock Island Lines
Greenville
Illinois
Junction
Hudson River Ironmaster
Atn&h's
Wiz and Moore
Nicola
Harmon
Ross Motor Service
Wowel
Ayo
Griffith-Hedberg
Riffith Edberg
Cele
Bausch & Lomb
C. S. Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
Lemmon’s Jewelry
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