Graves to Be Decorated in Elm Grove Cemeteries
A list of veterans and service members buried in Elm Grove and Woodlawn Cemeteries is to be honored with graveside decorations. Names include Easton, McClelland, McDowell, Woods, Winter, Patton, and many Iowa Inft. personnel, with sections detailing each grave. The notice catalogs numerous soldiers from War of 1812 to World War II era and various Iowa Inft units, plus nurses and allied services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Robt
Lowa
Thos. L
McClelland
W. C
McDowell
John
John L
M. S
McMillan
BE. C
Iowa
Woods
Cyrus
Wm. L
Young, Robt
Cowden
Andrew
Dawson
Joseph A
Keating
Chas
McClane
Morrison
Hamilton
Ritchey
Wesley
Vay Vient
Martin
Winter
J. Leander
Wm. E
Barnes
Geo. J
Black
Jonathan
Dickson
J. A
Johnson
Benjamin
Long
Dwight L
Mealey
Sam l
Patton
Donald
U. S
Montgomery Roth
Joan
Williams
D. M
Anderson
D. Carson
Cowles
H. R
Toran
Alexander
Farris
Horsey
Harvey C
McConnell
Rob
Nelson
Jos
Rosenberger
J. C
Ross
Gustavus
Worthen
Andrew J
U. S. Col
McGregor
McMullin
J. K
Ill
Taylor
Wm. B
Bunker
Abram
Chas. H
Cier
Jas. L
Kellogg
BE. L
N. G. Kellogg
J. J
Capt. Co
Kilgore
Inft
Rollin B
Uss
Ft. Hindman Shields
Shockley
Solon
Geo. E
Stiles
Stinson
C. M
Heavy Artil. Wilson
Jas. S
Town
Armstrong
D. H
Yoft Beatty
Leon M
Fisher
Geo. F
Godfrey
R. C
Thos
Haynes
Daniel
Lovelett
McCausland
Hugh
McConnaughey
J. T
Elm Grove Cemetery War Dead Roster Northeast Quarter
A detailed listing of names, ranks, units, and residences of service members buried or honored in Elm Grove Cemetery across multiple NW and NE quarter sections. The record enumerates soldiers from Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and other states, including Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, and Army Air Corps, with many World War I and World War II connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauls
Felix
Radda
Fred, Jr
Ragan
Harry L
Ross
Francis A
Towa
Ross, Lee
Ordnance
Scofield
Ee S
Scott
Jas. W
Iowa
Sharpe
Ernest L
Shields
Henry E
John
Milan
Robt. W
Simmering
Chas. H
Skipton
Tripp
Geo
Bare
Samuel V
S. A
Cunningham
Andrew G
Curran
Thos
Dagle
Frank
Acougal
Jos
Ferguson
Andrew
Hampsher
L. T
Light Artil
Hunter
Albert
Harvey
Jesse E
Jesse R
Hicks
Oliver
Ohio
Kensler
George
Kelsey
Corp. Ordinance Dept
King
Patrick
Langenberg
Henry
Lauderman
Little
George M
Long
James Boice
Sergt
Army Service Corps
Loftus, Thos., Corp
Mead
Augustus M
McKevitt
Owen, Corp
Matson
W. A
Minick
Fred
Montgomery
T. L
Neiswanger
Clayton A
U. S
Nelson
Chas. R
Poston
Rev
Pratt
Benton
McGuire
Sam'l
Miller
Howard P
Hodgers
Det
J. A
Neal
Samuel
Pattison
Richard L
F. A. Patterson
Robt
U. S. Artillery
Phillips
Arnold
Army Air Corps
Reeves
Dale S
Russell
Severts
Leo P
Shanafelt
Wesley
Shannon
Robi. H
Wm. A
Shoemaker
Percy
Smith
J. C
Stephens
BE. G
Stewart
Chas. N
John Hi
Swartz, Wallis
Ward
Jas. A
Wolf
Sherman
T. C. Baird
Jas. H
Barden
Edwin G
Radio Tech Bauer
Robert
Bear
Richard R
Bidwell
Chas. E
Bush
Cyrus
Cyrus E
Buck
Cameron
Jas. T
Chilcote
Alfred
Wis
Clapp
Elmer F
Ill
Corbin
Geo. W
Crawford
Trone
Darry
Davis
Melville
Dawson
A. J
Dennison
Martin
Donaldson
John A
Eckerman
Daniel
Edmondson
Lyle
Hadley
Briggs
Clyde
Hamilton
Wm. J
Hammer
Johnson
Richard M
Thos. E
Keister
A. N
Kendall
Hugh
Latchem
Raymond Ir
Medical Corps
Lewis, R. P
McCollum
Hugh E
McCleery
Hugh H
McColl
Peter
McDonald
Verne
McKay
M. T
Means
Orville
Mechanic
Mercer
Wilson
Morgan
Francis L
Richard C
Eng
Morton
John W
Iowa Purvis
Jas. C
Robinson
E. R
Shaw
Albert H
Jas. D
N. Y
Simons
Sowash
Wm. N
Starr
Wm. C
Wright
Wade
Brown
Timothy
N. J
Krissinger
K. W
Copeland
Alexander
Samuel C
Dodd
James F
Harold R
Sayda
Fuwer
Archie M
Yeoman
Fish
Evan
Fleming
Joseph
Gilson
Roy A
Helwick
John J
Hiller
Merle E
Hoxworth
Edward
Hamm
Committees to decorate soldiers graves announced for Elm Grove Woodlawn
Mrs. Salladay head of the Women’s Relief Corps releases a list of 468 soldiers and sailors whose graves will be decorated at Elm Grove and Woodlawn Cemeteries including World War II personnel with pennants. Volunteers from multiple organizations will assist with distributions and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove
Woodlawn
Ernest Salladay
Women’s Relief Corps Committee
Cemeter
Boy Scouts
Butionaires
Court House
George Dowell
Salladay
Elm Grove Cemetery
Cloyce Stewart
Dave McGaffey
Elwood Glasgow
James Buck
Bernard Weiss
Leslie Zook
John Hughes
Marion Rapp
Northwest
H. M. Rabenold
Max Donaldson
Harve Davis
Mary Wagner
Dora Wagner
Beth Prinning
Stella Genkinger
Clara Brown
Southwest
R. J. Tanner
Fred Longer
Sara Pollock
Pearl Whistler
Pearl Kennedy
Arnott Wylie
Rayburn Davis
Walter Smith
Earl Galloway
Mike Lee
Elizabeth Dawson
Lucile Forgey
D. W. McClure
Lillie Hayes
Vernon Crull
S. W. Easter
Oscar Love
Chas. Ragan
George Rudiger
Fred Downing
Gertrude Maxwell
Catherine Swift
Golia Miller
Don Knight
Marion McAvoy
Stanley Richards
Don Bealer
W. P. Moriarty
Remps Hampsher
Raymond Glasgow
Dwight Hayes
Maurice Meyer
Jessie Stewart
Ralph Minick
Hal Richards
Boyd Foster
Palmer Schilling
Jay Brewer
Dale Atkinson
Tom Swift
Joe Weiss
Mary Shields
Alice Hunter
Chas. Anderson
Surprise Pearl Gift Sparks Courthouse Confession
A bridesmaid mistakenly gifts a string of worn pearls at cousin Ethel’s shower. The recipient suspects the giver, but the narrator admits the deed and explains the pearls belonged to their grandmother, ending with a grim smile and confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Roberts
Ethel
Joan
WNL
Farm Bureau Membership Reaches All Time High in 1947
The American Farm Bureau Federation reports 1 275 180 members for the year ending December 31 1947, up 146 291 from 1946. Top state bureaus Illinois Iowa New York Indiana North Carolina. 45 states and Puerto Rico comprise the federation, which began with 163 246 members in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
Illinois
Iowa
New York
Indiana
North Carolina
Puerto Rico
Wheat to Britain promise by Australia in 50 million bush els
Australia has committed to furnish Britain with 50 million bushels of wheat this year. The pledge strengthens wartime food supplies and trade ties between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Britain
Lumber affects paint adhesion in various woods
Some boards hold paint longer depending on density texture and resin content. Defects like knots and moisture influence how well lumber accepts paint and how long the finish lasts.
Poppy Day memory by Riverside Legion auxiliary leader
Mrs J L Yeggy explains how the red poppy became the memorial flower for World War I and II dead as Riverside prepares for its annual Popppy Day observance. The report notes the poppy’s origins in Milwaukee in 1919 and its use to aid disabled veterans, with social club notices and bridge party results included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Cruz
Riverside
J. L. Yeggy
American Legion Auxiliary
United States
England
Milwaukee
William Griffin
Margaret Cress
Cedar Rapids
Mary
Infra red drying tech in cotton gins aids moisture removal
The latest cotton gin development uses infra red rays to maintain constant heat during ginning. A battery of 32 infrared lights is installed on each unit to dry cotton as it moves through the extractor, stand, and press, leaving little moisture by the end.
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Vincent
Thos. P
Thomas
Wallingford
Bickford
Chas. M
Clark
Elder
D. C
Hise
J. G
Knauss
Paul
Lewis
Jas
Maxwell
Moore
Isaiah G
Myall
C . Ky
Goodwin
Chas. S
Hightshoe
Isaac F
Lease
McCrum
Earl E
Corp
Roberts
Geo. W., A 25 Ta. Inft. Rodman, A. A., Lt. C 8 Ia. Inft. Rodman, Chas. C
Rowe
Asa Shrader
Thos. B
Stichter
Teas
Lucian L
Warfel
Benj. F
Sergi
White
Claude B
Co. D
Harold H
Young, Lucrette
Ship's Cook
U. S.N.R
Alexanter
David
Samuel L
Burkholder
N. G. Hout
Fletcher A
McAvoy
C. Dewey
D. R
Moothart
W. P
Page
Adam
D. D
Mason D
Sweeney
Thompson
J. M
Waddell
Wilie
E. T
Young, Alexander
Sapcoek, N. L
Markin
O'Loughlin
D. Marton
Riley
Rueben
Smythe
S. E
Bell
Col
Blair
Burnett
Theo
Conger
R. Ralph
Dettman
Frank J
Trans Corp
Folger
Adam S
Ind
Glasgow
Hale
Geo. H
David S
McMasters
A. F
Orris
M. L
C . Ia
Sanford
Sitler
L. Clark
Sutton
Terry
J. H
Young
H . Yowa
Alberson
Allen
G. Lewis
Sth
Bailey
W. F
Beatty
Wm. S
Beenblossom
Ave
Heenblossom
Vernon R
Army Boice
Jesse
Carson
Jor
Chalmers
Cherry
Benj F
Clifton
Clarence
Cole
David P
Corpman
Crone
T. C
Q. M
Dayton
Dewhirst
E. W
J. B
Heavy Artil
Wing
James
Xece
Justice G
Ion
Gardner
Sam's C
Graves
Walter L
Guthrie
John R
Gann
H. C
Hollingsworth
Livy
Hoyle
Dale L
Jayne
Kleese
Isaac
Knott
Harry H
Logan
Samuel M
Mace
Glenn E
Sada
Wilson D
Mayhew
McJunkin
FE. W
Geo. S
Quinn
Wm. P
Pyle
Reiner
Maynard L
Sigafoose
L. F
Swift
Agnes
Underwood
Frederick C
Walker
James B
Warner
W. H
Wehr
Garold A
Wheelan
Whittaker
Sgt. Co. C
Owen C
Oral
Rughey
D. L
Aylworth
L. Parker
Co. I
13Th Iowa
Chas. O
Beamer
Wm. R
Bovee
Edwin H
Charles Faye
Ambulance Corps
Dennis
Cocklin
D. E
Coppock
D . Town
Crail
Philip J
Daugherty
T. S
Darbyshire
Hulbert
DeMarce
Virgil R
Dewey
A H
Dusenberry
Dusenbery
Chas. K
Istol
N. Euwer
Euwer
J. S
Gallagher
Gray
Guy
George G
Aero
Haight
Oscar F
Marine Hancher
Karl
Jeffrey
W. R
Jones
Benj. I
M & Iowa Cay
Kurtz
John Max
Corp C
Lemley
Ralph R
Latta
John M
Isaiah
Myers
John G
Norris
John D
Oldfield
Payne
C .la
Ray
Robertson
S. R
Tucker
John F
Warnock
Waters
Hey
Weston
Norma Mosher
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Westminster Abbey
Royal Navy
International Soundphoto
Mrs. Yeggy
Poppy
R. H. Heitzman
Marie Tener
Harold Cress
Edward Bushek
Fred Kron
Gerald Cress
Harry Colvin
C. T. Anderson
Wellman, Iowa
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Wellman
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Masonic and
Knights of Pythias Lodges
M. FE. Church