Lawler Golden Wedding Anniversary Note
Mr and Mrs W W Lawler celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday in North English. He born Feb 1 1867 near South English and runs insurance and real estate. he served as mayor and justice of the peace. She Lana McLain born March 16 1869 near Tipton. former postmaster here and officer in Eastern Star and Pythian Sisters. previously Ladies of the G A R president in 1925 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lawler
Lawler
Masonic
K. P
Ladies of
Eastern Star
Pythian Sisters
Marion War Bond Parade Heads For Saturday March
Aerial bombs will start Marion victory parade next Saturday at 2 p m with line formed on south First street and marching east on Seventh avenue past the business district. Participants include Marion Post No 298 American Legion high school band Boy Scouts Cub Scouts Camp Fire Girls highway patrol Moose Y M C A Musketeer drum and bugle corps Red Cross recruiting officers W R C No 126 Marion Linn chapter D A R Cedar Rapids motorcycle corps Cedar Rapids Gazette carrier salesmen and 4 H clubs. A R McElwain is parade commander. Red Cross and post office sponsor floats. First National Bank and Marion post office handle war savings bond sales in Gas company and Balster Furniture windows following parade. W E Failor leads Red Cross booth city park. Mrs Paul E Rose chairs saving stamps aided by many local women. Mrs Gilbert Voorhies leads city park program at 3 p m after parade with music by high school band Marion Choral Club talk by Hugh Gordon songs by high school male quartet accordion Arlene Suedeman and drum and bugle corps drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxon Air Field
Marion
South First Street
Seventh Avenue
Business
Marion Post No. 298
American Legion
Camp Fire Girls
Highway Patrol
the Moose
Musketeer Drum and Bugle Corps
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Robert Mitchell W. R. C. No
Marion Linn
Cedar Rapids Motorcycle Corps
Cedar Rapids Gazette
A. R. McElwain
Marion Branch
Post Office
First National Bank
Marion Post Office
Gas Company
Balster Furniture Company
W. E. Failor
Paul E. Rose
Lumer Lorence
L. C. Ross
Gladys Jacobmeyer
Eloise Hillyard
Alice Hyde
Grace Boyd
Helen Crane
Anna
Arlene Suedeman
DeMolay events and community notices in Marion
Suppper postponed for Linn chapter 900 De Molay graduates. DeMolay Mothers circle meets at Masonic temple. De Molay chapter gathering Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic temple. Garage for rent at 1430 8th avenue. Four C club meets with Mrs Iva Beery Scott. K B B class picnic at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday in Gas company home demonstration room. Musical Literary club ensemble program Monday 7 45 p.m. with Ruth Engstrom. Four room lower apartment for rent. Ameigo club luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. Mrs Karl W Kendall hostess. Red Cross sewing room open Monday 1 to 4 p.m. Mrs A A Hardin reports. Mr and Mrs C V Awbrey attend funeral in Ottumwa. Hutchinsons Gingham Package Ice Cream ad. Grove City Rebekah Judge No 35 meets Monday 8 p.m. Social hour after. Chapter CS P E O meets 7 30 p.m. at 960 Eleventh street. Marion Fish and Game club meets Tuesday evening at Charles Dye garage. Spring sale now on Coast to Coast Hardware ads. Apartment for rent 4 rooms sleeping porch private bath 1240 8th Ave. Marines enlistment update: Kenneth Gibson, Bob Hogan, Ralph Potter sent to San Diego. L E Cooper spending weekend at home. Mrs L R Boettcher appointed enlistment lieutenant for women’s field army cancer control. Contributions to fund may be sent to Mrs Boettcher or Mrs Nernon Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Chapter No. 900
Order of de Molay
Marion High School
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
de Molay
Carsner Johnston Win Legion Poster Contest
Marion junior high student Louis Carsner and Marion senior high student Law rence Johnston won first prizes in the American Legion auxiliary poster contest. Second prizes went to Margery Wallace and Tom Dochterman. Honorable mentions named for junior group Helen Frazier Pauline Young and Eleanor Bogart. Senior group honorees include Gaylen Cayler Doris Svenksen. Ninety posters entered under Miss Gyneth Young. Additional meritorious notices went to Norma Parks Dallas Carsner Jo Anna Dumbalton and Bob Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Carsner
Marion
Lawrence Johnston
American Legion Auxiliary
Margery Wallace
Tom Dochterman
Helen Frazier
Pauline Young
Eleanor Bogart
Gaylen Cayler
Doris Svenksen
Gyneth Young
Norma Parks
Dallas Carsner
Jo Anna Dumbalton
Bob Miller
Ella Miller
Herbert Gerstman
O E S Marion Chapter Plans Instruction School
Marion chapter no 183 o e s will hold a school of instruction Friday at 9 am in the mas on temple Mrs l barber instructor of the sixth district will conduct the school A luncheon will be served at noon and dinner at 615 pm both served in the temple reservations to be made with Mrs t a newman phone 523 w by Wednesday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Masonic Temple
Gladys Hayes Hosts Sixth Birthday Party for Harold
Mrs Gladys Hayes of 1240 Eighth Avenue entertained Saturday for her son Harold's sixth birthday. Dorothy and Barbara Hayes directed games. lighted cake refreshments served to John De Jong Thomas Domer Thomas Fisher Carolyn Sanborn Mollie Keith Joyce Anne Lacock and Sandra Storm. Theola Gordon with Bob Lemison of Mankato Minn visiting Cornell College friends in town. Marion Township PTA to meet Wednesday at 8 pm in Lincoln building auditorium. officers to be elected. pupils of Martin's Creek and Millwood schools to present program. Mrs Hugh Jones of Chicago visiting family. V Bridge club losers hosted winners at Fleming Tea Room with eight covers. prizes awarded to Mrs C A Trask and Mrs Pauline Nase. Rural Mothers club met at Prairie Chapel church. lesson "Mode of Education" led by Mrs Orlan Hann. hostess Mrs Le Roy Scott served 16 attendees. Patmos Commander No 27 K T to meet 1:30 pm Monday at Masonic temple before funeral of Lee R Fitzgerald. Mrs Vernon Haas and Mrs R Rich visiting Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Gladys Hayes
Eighth Avenue
Dorothy
Barbara Hayes
John de Jong
Thomas Domer
Thomas Fisher
Carolyn Sanborn
Mollie Keith
Joyce Anne Lacock
Sandra Storm
Marion Township
Parent- Teacher Association
Lincoln Building
Martin’s Creek
Millwood
Rural Mothers Club
Prairie Chapel Church
Orlan Hann
le Roy Scott
Red Cross Class Schedule For Pleasant Grove Area
Red Cross announces weekly classes at Cedar Rapids public library auditorium and homes. Monday 2 p.m. home nursing taught by Mrs R F Mac Dougal RN and 7:30 p.m. by Mrs S F Cary RN at Mothers Club. Tuesday 2 p.m. first aid at instructor’s home Mrs Albert E Bragg 860 Thirteenth Street. Wednesday 2 p.m. home nursing and 7:30 p.m. first aid with instructors Mrs F S Fairley RN and K E Cornell. Friday 2 p.m. home nursing with Mrs Charles A Engel RN. No surgical dressings classes until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Public Library
Pleasant Grove No
R. F. MacDougal
R. N
Cedar Rapids
Mothers Club
S. F. Cary
R.N
Albert E. Bragg
Thirteenth Street
F. S Fairley
K. E. Cornell
Charles A. Engel
Marion clubs schedule meetings and funeral notices
The Marion Federation of Women's clubs meets Thursday at 2 30 at the public library with readings by Miss Lulu B Secrist and Mrs Carroll Roberts plus a salute to the flag talk by Mrs T Arthur Newman. The W S C S gathers Wednesday at 2 30 p m for a music program and book review hosted by the Friendly Guild. Ex service men and American Legion auxiliary meet Monday at 1 30 p m at the Legion hall. The Ladies Aid and Missionary society of the Presbyterian church convene Thursday afternoon with devotional led by Mrs C De Jong and a review of From Many Lands by Louis Adamsc. Funeral services for Lee R Fitzgerald set for Monday at 2 p m at the Yocom chapel with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Federation of Women's Clubs
Lulu B
Secrist
Carroll Roberts
Federated
T. Arthur Newman
Lula Toms
Royal Division
Friendly Guild
Marion
Legion Hall
Lee R. Fitzgerald
American Legion Auxiliary
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
D. B. Storck
C. de Jong
S. A. Fontaine
Louis Adamsc
Glenn E. Kinser
L. A. Klumph
Merle Robison
George Bristol
A. B. Black
Randalia Youth in Burma Air War Hero Noel Bacon
Noel Richard Bacon, a Randalia native and former Randalia Consolidated student and teacher, rose from Iowa teaching duties to fly with the American Volunteer Group in Burma. Born June 2, 1917, he rose from local bands and pep leader roles to earn his wings, serve on aircraft carriers, and lead Tiger Flight against Japanese forces. His mother, Blanche Knight, recalls his dream of flying and hopes for his safe return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randalia
Iowa State Teachers College
Soldier
Iowa
Burma
Tiger Flight
Noel Richard Bacon
Blanche Knight
Bill Reed
Marion
AVG
Mrs. Knight
Bacon
Town State Teachers College
King
Minneapolis
Pensacola
Norfolk
Ranger
Community club notices and meetings posted
In Linn County instructors in home nursing will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs C J Rasdal at 2326 Upland Drive SE Cedar Rapids. Ralph Chesrown of Marion is now at Camp Barkeley Tex. A T will meet at 1 30 p m Monday in the Masonic Temple for the funeral of Lee R Fitzgerald. Mrs Louis Olney returns from Des Moines after visiting her husband at the Veterans hospital. The Ivanhoe club meets Monday at 2 p m at the home of Mrs J B Fosdick. Mrs Carlton Haines reviews The Keys of the Kingdom. The Sorosis club meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at Miss Hazel Ross 1087 Eighteenth Street with Miss Nevah Prior in charge of the book review. Pleasant Grove Community at the home of Mr and Mrs George E Michel Alburnett Road. The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church meets Thursday at 2 p m in the church parlors with Mrs Paul Rahn and Mrs Alvin Svenksen as joint hostesses. Martin's Creek community club meets Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Elmer Barnart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
C. J. Rasdal
Upland Drive
Cedar Rapids
Ivanhoe Club
J. B. Fosdick
Carlton Haines
Sorosis Club
Hazel Ross
Eighteenth Street
Nevah Prior
Pleasant Grove
George E. Michel
Alburnett Road
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Paul Rahn
Alvin Svenksen
Martin's Creek
Elmer Barnart
Science Academy Meets This Week
The fifty sixth annual Iowa Academy of Science meeting will be at Iowa Wesleyan college in Mt Pleas ant on Friday and Saturday April 17 and 18. Speakers include Roy A. Nelson Cornell college president of the academy Dr Stanley B Niles Iowa Wesleyan president Dr Walter F Loehwing biology head at Iowa State Paul J Houser hygiene director at Iowa state health Dr Roland Rooks hygiene and preventive medicine University of Iowa T M Vance Ames and George E Stoddard dean of the graduate college University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
T. M. Vance
Ames
George E. Stoddard
Graduate College
Iowa Federation Sets August Labor Convention in Clinton
The Iowa Federation of Labor will hold its annual convention in Clinton August 4 to 6 instead of early June. A. A. Couch of Des Moines, president, says the event will be largely business sessions with a single social banquet Wednesday night. Marvin Hansen of Clinton is general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
INS
Iowa Federation of Labor
A. A. Couch
Des Moines
Marvin Hansen
Two Humboldt Women Die in Auto Crash Near Rock Falls
Sterling Illinois AP report says Mrs. R A Newton and her mother in law Mrs Bertha Newton of Humboldt Iowa were killed when two cars collided seven miles east of Rock Falls around 9 PM Friday. Five others were hospitalized as the Newton family traveled to Sterling for the funeral of Charles H Newton age 70 set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
R. A. Newton
Bertha Newton
Humboldt
Sterling Hospital
Rock Fall
Newton
Charles H. Newton
Press Women Choose Mrs Reed Secretary
DES MOINES UP Mrs Arthur Olson Story City was named president of the Iowa Women's Press association at its convention here Saturday. Olson, vice president last year, has been acting president since the resignation two months ago of Lieut Willa Mae Robinson Fort Des Moines Phyllis Rogers Coon Rapids was elected vice president, and Mrs Blanche Bailey Reed Dysart, corresponding secretary.
Iowa Owner Occupied Homes Above National Rate
Des Moines AP reports a 1940 census housing survey shows 51.5 percent of Iowa's 701,824 occupied dwellings are owner occupied, above the national 43.6 percent. Ownership peaks in small towns at 58.6 percent. farms at 48 percent. One-fifth need major repairs and three-fifths lack private baths. City rent averages $24.76 monthly, smaller towns $13.82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Census Bureau
Obituaries for Schipfer Carrier and Wackerbarth in Iowa
Funeral services were held for Fred C. Schipfer 67 at the Presbyterian church in Sigourney with burial in West cemetery. He spent his life in Sigourney, worked at Schipfer Brothers store and Citizens Savings Bank, and retired earlier. Surviving are his daughter Mrs Harold Jensen of Lake Bluff, Illinois, and multiple siblings. Effie Carrier 74 died of a heart attack at her Independence home. Born Effie J Cheeseman in Ellington New York she taught locally before returning to Pennsylvania where she married Herbert Carrier who died 13 years ago. She leaves two sisters Mrs Madeline Whitney and Mrs Martha Chase. Jacob Wackerbarth 82, formerly Wilhelmina Wolters, died in Independence. She lived in Wisconsin and Iowa since 1866, married Jacob Wackerbarth in 1897, and is survived by two sons Carl and Erwin, a granddaughter, stepdaughters, a sister, a brother and a foster brother. Funeral services for her will be Sunday at 3 p.m. at the People’s chapel with burial in Mt Hope cemetery.
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Sigourney
Fred C. Schipfer
Presbyterian Church
Roy A. Wilson
West Cemetery
Schipfer Brothers
Citizens Savings Bank
Harold Jensen
Lake Bluffs
Eugene
Herman
Louis
Oscar
Clara
Sigourney, Independence
Effie Carrier
Effie J. Cheeseman
Ellington
N. Y
Buchanan County
Pennsylvania
Herbert E. Carrier
Madeline Whitney
Sioux City
Martha Chase
Independence
People's Chapel
R. J. Netting
Wilson Cemetery
Jacob Wackerbarth
Wilhelmina Wolters
Manitowoc County
Wisconsin
Iowa
Waukon
Dubuque
Carl
Minneapolis
Erwin
People’s Chapel
The
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Iowan Elected Kansas City 1943 Western Arts Convention
The Western Arts association selected Detroit as the 1943 convention site. Mrs. Bernice Setzer of Des Moines was elected president to succeed Raymond E. Cote of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Western Arts Association
Detroit
Bernice Setzer
Des Moines
Raymond E. Cote
Milwaukee
Stoddard Says Teachers Have 2-Ply War Job
Buffalo AP. New York education commissioner Dr. George D. Stoddard told the Association for Childhood Education that teachers face a dual role guiding children in wartime and planning for postwar welfare. He urged building self confidence through concerted action, warning children will be the war’s greatest losers without a genuine program for human advancement after peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York
Association For Childhood Education
George D. Stoddard
Town City
Dr. Stoddard
Tipton schools and the Nestlerode influence in Tipton
From Page 1 notes Tipton schools funded by subscriptions and the first brick building of 1853. A new wing arrived in 1856 and the figure C. C. Nestlerode joined, a young advocate of free schooling who walked from Ohio to Tipton upon hearing of a new school. His influence remains felt in the town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus Nestlerode
C. C. Nestlerode
Free School
Tipton
Ohio
Centennial Program Unveils Plaque At Tipton Union School
A Tipton reunion program honors the former Tipton Union school with an unveiling of a commemorative plaque. Dr. Forrest Ensign of the University of Iowa delivers dedicatory remarks with Gov. George A. Wilson present. Ellen J. Wing of Chanute plans to attend, celebrated as Mother Wing who taught in Tipton 1907 to 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton Union School
Forrest Ensign
University of Iowa
George A. Wilson
Jessie Mae Parker
Agnes Samuelson
Iowa State Teachers Association
WMT
Ellen J. Wing
Chanute
Kan
Tipton
Mother Wing
Katherine McKee
Tipton free school saga ends with early consolidation
The Tipton school story mirrors Iowa public education battles. Nestlerode led the 1858 tax support law fight, was briefly ousted, then recalled. Tipton earned a graded free school, 309 students, five teachers, first west of the Mississippi, with buildings added through 1895 and a 1925 structure as consolidation occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Mississippi
Nestlerode
Ohio
Colesburg Church Celebrates 100th Anniversary
The Colesburg Methodist church marks its centennial with Thursday and Friday services and a Sunday all day meeting on April 19. Bishop J Ralph Magee of Des Moines will attend the Sunday evening service to cap the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colesburg
O. J. Felter
Emmet F. Clements
Clinton
Floyd R. Maynard
F. C. Witzigman
Tipton school history remembered as buses link past and present
In Tipton Iowa rural schools were united by a fleet of buses serving 18 schools within a ten mile area. Residents recall pioneers who fought to create the district, naming early advocates and graduates. Today four generations of Tipton children attend, and the community honors its hard won education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Nestlerode
O. C. Ross
C. M. Bardwell
C. Ray Aurner
W. H. Ray
H. C. DeKock
Cedar Rapids
Sarah Filson
Washington Avenue
Free School
Lillian Dean
Charles and
Louis Penningroth
Sue McNamara
William Dean
George A. Reeder
Zada French
Mabell Russell
Clarence W. Farrier
H. C. Dorca
McGregor Methodist Church to Observe Its Ninetieth Year
McGregor plans a ninetieth anniversary celebration for the McGregor Methodist church on Sunday April 19. Many former members and pastors will attend. Bishop J Ralph Magee of Des Moines will preach at the morning rally service. The noon dinner will be in the church parlors followed by greetings from visiting ministers and members and the reading of a history prepared by Mrs W A Myers. A men's double quartet will provide music. Former ministers will lead the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Curran
Cedar Rapids
Herbert D. Temple
Oelwein
Boston
Galveston
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Magee
George C. Nothdurst
George Shoemaker
Mcgregor
McGregor Methodist Church
J. Ralph Magee
Des Moines
Iowa and
South Dakota
W. A. Myers
Mt Vernon Council to Hold First Forum Today
Mt Vernon hosts the first community forum sponsored by the new Community council tonight at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Topic is What are we fighting for with Dean A R King as chairman. Discussion leaders include Glenn Rogers William Hoffman Dr C L Rich Dr Russell Cooper Esther Dvorak and Don Jackson. Father Goodman of Lisbon will lead opening prayer and patriotic singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Community Council
Dean A. R. King
Glenn Rogers
William Hoffman
C. L. Rich
Russell Cooper
Esther Dvorak
Don Jackson
Father Goodman
Lisbon
Marengo Church to Dedicate Chapel at Morning Services
The Presbyterian church in Marengo will hold a dedicatory service at 10 45 am to memorialize late C H Carson and his wife. The chapel gift honors their community and school work with Rev George Steele leading and Dr E N Brown and Miss Hattie Crenshaw speaking. George Fiser to accept on behalf of members. A Carson letter will be read and the women’s chorus will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Presbyterian Church
George Steele
C. H. Carson
Clarence Carson
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Carson
George Fiser
E. N. Brown
Hattie Crenshaw
Supt. Carson
Clamence Carson
Slashes Sheriff in Scuffle on Eve of Prison Transfer
Waterloos Floyd Mastain deputy sheriff was slashed on the right hand during a scuffle with William Bradley 24 who was being led to Fort Madison penitentiary after a 10 year sentence for assault with intent to rape Bradley resisted prompting a 10 minute struggle before he was captured and taken to the prison in restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Floyd Mastain
Black Hawk County
William Bradley
Mastain
Art Court
Bradley
Fort Madison
Power Conference in Omaha Postponed
OMAHA AP Roy Page vice president of the Nebraska Power company said Saturday a power conference at Omaha April 15 had been postponed. He indicated that if sufficient interest develops a new date will be announced. Page suggested a conference of public and private utility groups to survey power available in the state for war plant purposes. A Krug chief of the War Production board power division in Washington said the conference was not necessary since the board already had Nebraska power resources information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Roy Page
Nebraska Power Company
Page
A. Krug
War Production Board
Washington
Nebraska
Hearing May 4 on Tama County Power Extension
The Iowa commerce commission will conduct a hearing May 4 on the petition of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company for permission to construct 26.16 miles of transmission line in Tama County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Commerce Commission
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Tama County
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8Th Avenue
Four C
Iva Beery Scott
Methodist Church
Clara Dunt
Irma Steen
Musical Literary Club
Ruth Engstrom
Fourteenth Street
Ameigo Club
K. V. Cafe
Karl W. Kendall
A. A. Hardin
C. V. Awbrey
Jack
Ottumwa
Awbry
Bert Terhune
Terhune
C. B. & Q. Railway
Creston
Hutchinson’s
Rocky Road
Owen
Grove City
Rebekah Judge No. 35
I.C.C.F
P.E.O
Parks Forster
Eleventh Street
Marion Fish and Game Club
Charles Dye
8Th Ave
Kenneth Gibson
Bob Hogan
Ralph Potter
San Diego
L. E. Cooper
Burlington
L. R. Boettcher
Women's Field Army
Carsner
Johnston
Legion
Theola Gordon
Bob Lemison
Mankato, Minn
Cornell College
Miss Gordon
Gilbert Gordon
Hugh Jones
Chicago
V Bridge Club
Fleming Tea Room
C. A. Trask
Pauline Nase
Peter Meci
St. Louis, Mo
Patmos
K. T
Vernon Haas
R. Rich
Federation
Ralph Fitzgerald
Calif
Mr. Fitzgerald
Albert Fitzgerald
Laurens
Theristrial Club
J. T. Galliven
Sixth Avenue
Ruby Powles
South America
John T. Christie
W. G. Koppenhaver
E.L. Kohl
William Helmer
D. Bittner
Harry van Wormer
Mr. van Wormer
Excelsior Springs
Cross Lake
Minn
Excelsior Agricultural and Literary Club
Harry Dunn
Seventeenth Street
Yocom Chapel
LeRoy S. Barber
H. N. Strader
Carl W
Loyal
Pep
Student Publications
Rho Epsilon Rho
Alpha Chi Epsilon
Pensacola, Fla
Noec R. Bacon
Ralph Chesrown
Camp Barkeley, Tex
Louis Olney
Veterans Hospital
Science Academy
Mrs. Reed
Iowa News
Troy Mills
Willie
Troy Mills High School
Blanche Norris
Bernice Peyton
Paul Orcutt
Anna Price
Louis Cameron
Nadine Baty
Myra Oldridge
Lawrence Rowe
Arnold Nielson
Willa Price
Bernice Cook
Clair Rowe
Virginia Britt
Decorah
IOWAN
Stoddard
Antis
H. C.dekock
Colesburg Methodist Church
Marengo Church
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