Vacation travelers and arrivals at local homes
Summer weather brings more vacation departures and arrivals. Mrs. John T. Hamilton leaves for Petoskey, Mich. Guests Mrs. Elwood Rhoads and Mrs. Charles Browner arrive at the Treichler home for August. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rhoads Treichler host a supper at Ellis Park. Dr. Fred W. Bailey will fly to Boston to visit relatives. return August 21. Mrs. Richard Lord and son plan several weeks northward visiting Minneapolis and Duluth. Various locals entertain at home from trips to Des Moines, the West, Lake Okoboji, and Duluth. Additionally, Alice Skedin and Homer Buchan announce marriage in Chicago on May 28. Buchan works for Quaker Oats Cedar Rapids. they will live at 476 Third Avenue Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hamilton
Second Avenue SE
Petoskey
Mich
Elwood Rhoads
Norristown
Charles’ 5. Browner
Oaks
W. N. Treichler
Crescent Street SE
Joe Wheeler
Richard Lord
Third Avenue
Minneapolis
Duluth
Rochester
H. P. Thomas
Des Moines
Henry M. Files
Blake Boulevard
Thomas
Files
Harrison Barnes
C Avenue NE
A. C. Hoblitzell
First Avenue E
Lake Okoboji
J. C. Stanton
Fourth Avenue SE
Minnesota
Alice Skedin
Marion
Homer Buchan
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Marion High School
University Hospital
Iowa City
Buchan
Quaker Oats Company
Miss Pratt Honors Miss Eleanor Schroeder
Miss Eleanor Schroeder of Marshfield Oregon visiting in the C F Clark home will be honored at a dinner party Tuesday evening hosted by Miss Margaret Pratt at 521 Knollwood drive SE. Delta Delta Delta sisters and friends will be seated on the terrace with garden flowers. attendees include Elizabeth Epler Virginia Taylor Ruth Barth Eliza Hickok Herbert Clark Claude Kidd Herman Strasburger Clark Chandler Louis Burkhalter and William Damour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Schroeder
Marshfield
Ore
C. F. Clark
Knollwood Drive
Margaret Pratt
Delta Delta Delta
Miss Schroeder
Elizabeth Epler
Virginia Taylor
Ruth Bart
Mrs Quarton Hosts Reading Club Luncheon
Mrs Sumner D Quarton at 2232 Country Club Parkway SE hosted a reading club luncheon at her home on Tuesday, inviting members to a daytime gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarton
Sumner D. Quarton
Country Club Parkway SE
Mekota Family Reunion Held At Ellis Park
The eighth annual Mekota reunion was held at Ellis Park with a family picnic. Attendees included Joseph Mekota John Mekota Frank Natt and family Paul Smith and Olga Georgia and Adelia Severa Cedar Rapids Joseph Kilberger Norbert Kelly Fairfax Mrs Frank Mekota Rollie Kessler Mekota children Agnes Edwin Solon Ed Holets family Velma Vernon Arnold Frank Cuhel Dorothy Cuhel Joseph Janko Swisher Charles Yarbough family Lois West Branch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekota
Ellis Park
Joseph Mekota
John Mekota
Frank Natt
Paul Smith
Olga
Fred Barta
Esther
Georgia
Adelia Severa
Cedar Rapids
Joseph M. Kilberger
Norbert Kelly
Fairfax
Frank Mekota
Rollie Kessler
James Mekota
Agnes
Edwin
Solon
Ed Holets
Velma
Vernon
Arnold
Frank Cuhel
Dorothy Cuhel
Joseph D. Janko
Swisher
Charles Yarbough
Charlies, Jr
Lois
West Branch
Mrs Slechta Hosts Fifth Birthday Celebration
Mrs Charles Slechta of 1807 Hamilton Street SW entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of her grandson Billy Coburns fifth birthday. A list of attendees includes Joan Seda Bobby Vrbicek John epach Bobby Horsky Guy Maxa Darlene Bartunek June Starman Melvin Novak Joseph Bobbrys Frederick Brush Marjory eS wi Bobby Rosin savles son Davy Je Dne Smith Anna Brosh Lloydie Hendrickson Billy Bodola Bobby Margurite Tyrcik and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Slechta
Hamilton Street
Billy Coburn
Joan Seda
Bobby Vrbicek
John Epach
Bobby Horsky
Guy Maxa
Darlene Bartunek
June
Fra
Starman
Rer
Melvin Novak
Joseph Bobby Rs
Frederick Brush
Marjory
Bobby Rosin«savlesson
Davy
Je Dne Smith
Anna Brosh
Lloydie Hendrickson
Billy Bodola
Bobby
Marghuerite Tyrcik
Cedar Rapids VFW Auxiliary to Meet at 7 45 P M
The Ladies Auxiliary to Cedar Rapids Veterans of Foreign Wars No 788 will hold its regular business meeting at the V W hall Don Cook building at 7 45 p m on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Cedar Rapids
V. W. Hall
Don Cook
Picnic by Woman's Benefit Association at Ellis Park
The Woman's Benefit association No. 26 will hold its annual picnic at Ellis park pavilion Wednesday at 6 p.m. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association No. 26
Ellis Park Pavilion
Freya Lodge Meeting Notice at E of P Hall
Freya lodge number 516 V O A meets Wednesday at 8 p m in the E of P hall on First avenue East for its regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freya Lodge No
E. of P. Hall, First Avenue E
Godlove Younkin annual reunion at Ellis Park River Pavilion
The Godlove Younkin reunion, held Sunday at Ellis Park River Pavilion, drew eighty nine attendees from Ottumwa South English Hills Iowa City Riverside North Liberty and Haskins with sixteen Cedar Rapids members hosting. John Godlove of Haskins received a three tier birthday cake for his seventy eighth birthday as John Lindsley Jr of Cedar Rapids sang. Officers re elected for the coming year were President Mrs Edward Godlove Riverside secretary Mrs Roy Snyder Iowa City and treasurer Mrs John Tener Iowa City. Next year’s reunion will be at the Godlove home in Haskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godlove-Younkin
Ellis Park River Pavilion
Ottumwa
John Lindsley, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Edward Godlove
Riverside
Roy Snyder
Iowa City
John Tener
Godlove
Haskins
Mrs Kathryn Simmons and Laurence W Martin Wed in Marengo
Mrs Ralph Brickley attended her sister Kathryn Simmons and Laurence W Martin as they wed Tuesday at St. Patrick church Marengo. Nuptial mass by Rev W E Carroll. Bride wore wine chiffon velvet with cowl neck and long sleeves. corsage of sweet peas and rosebuds. Reception, dance, and wedding dinner followed. couple to reside on a farm near Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brickley
Marengo
Kathryn Simmons
Charles G. Simmons
Laurence W. Martin
William Martin
St. Patrick’s Church
W. E. Carroll
Celeste Martin
George Martin
River Beach
Iowa
Wisconsin
Martin
Long Beach Teacher Visits Voorhies Family in Omaha
Chauncey Houstman of Long Beach California spent the weekend in the Charles H Voorhies home at 227 Seventh Street NE returning Monday to Olin where he visits his parents Mr and Mrs W F Houstman Chauncey Houstman is a Long Beach school teacher and nephew of Mrs Voorhies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Houstman
Long Beach
Calif
Charles H. Voorhies
Seventh Street
Olin
W. F. Houstman
Betty Allender Returns From Clinton Visit
Betty Allender was guest of Annette Fulmer in the Harry Fulmer home in Clinton last week and accompanied her hostess back to spend a week at the R. L. Allender home at 1717 Seventh Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Allender
Clinton
Annette Fulmer
Harry Fulmer
R. L. Allender
Seventh Avenue SE
Miss Vara Bowman and Miss Mil dred Hadley Visit Burlington
Miss Vara Bowman and Miss Mil dred Hadley motored Tuesday to Burlington to spend several days with Miss Zoe Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vara Bowman
Mildred Hadley
Burlington
Zoe Jamison
Birthday picnic honors Emil Rohlena by Palisades group
A group of friends gathered at the Palisades on Sunday to celebrate Emil Rohlena’s twenty second birthday. Attendees included Adeline Lopata Tillie Rohlena Irma Kilberger Wilma Hynek Lillian Shebetka Lydia Dubishar Lillian Ludvicek Mary Kopecky Edna Lenicek Mabel Kilberger Vlasta Rohlena Irene Kilberger Marvel Erusha Leona Novak Vera Cassady Emil Rohlena Charles Hynek Milo Heiak Ben Ludvicek Godfrey Vondracek Lumir Kilberger Elmer Benesh Richard Ceynar ae Shebetka Frank Rohlena Vanourney Lumir Kucera Senil Holovak Leonard Shebetka Joseph Rohlena Alvin Kilberger Milo Kucera William Rohlena Emil Lamparek Lumir Rohiena Frank Cerveny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisades
Emil Rohlena
Adeline Lopata
Tillie Rohlena
Irma Kilberger
Wilma Hynek
Lillian Shebetka
Lydia Dubishar
Lillian Ludvicek
Mary Kopecky
Edna Lenicek
Mabel Kilberger
Vlasta Rohlena
Irene Kilberger
Marvel Erusha
Leona Novak
Vera Cassady
Charles Hynek
Milo Heiak
Ben Ludvicek
Godfrey Vondracek
Lumir Kilberger
Elmer Benesh
Richard Ceynar
Ae Shebetka
Frank Rohlena
Vanourney
Lumir Kucera
Senil Holovak
Leonard Shebetka
Joseph Rohlena
Alvin Kilberger
Milo Kucera
William Rohlena
Emil Lamparek
Lumir Rohiena
Frank Cerveny
Birthday Surprise for Catherine Berry with Guests
Catherine Berry celebrated her sixteenth birthday Saturday evening. Attending were guest of honor Jeanne Baldwin Jeannette Yelik Maxine Gerber Louise Petrak Charlotte Caldwell Louis Nickadim Kyle Blaine Paul Anderson Paul Caldwell Elmer Nemecek Joe McGowan Milo Machuia Lester Mickulecky and Billy Mickulecky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Berry
Jeanne Baldwin
Jeannette Yelik
Maxine Gerber
Louise Petrak
Charlotte Caldwell
Louis Nickadim
Kyle Blaine
Paul Anderson
Paul Caldwell
Elmer Nemecek
Joe McGowan
Milo Machuia
Lester Mickulecky
Billy Mickulecky
Large Reception For Legion Auxiliary Opens Convention
The first large gathering of the American Legion auxiliary was held Monday evening on the terrace at the Hotel Roosevelt. National, state, and local officers greeted guests including Mrs. Gwendolyn Wiggin MacDowell and Mrs. Bernhard Dubbert. A parade by the Sereee group opened the festivities as about twenty stood in the receiving line. The program for Tuesday and Wednesday features luncheons, pageants, scenic drives, Rainbow tea, a past presidents’ dinner, a radio and publicity luncheon, and a DAR tea for visiting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary Convention
Roosevelt
Gwendolyn Wiggin MacDowell
Bernhard Dubbert
George Prichard
F. H. Cooney
M. Myrton Shelley
Pson Center
J. M. Smittle
Waucoma
Country Club
Parley
Memorial Building
Bernhard Duthbert
Ashley Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman’s Club
Mrs Frances Norton Hosts Out‑of‑Town Bridge Party
Miss Frances Norton of Chicago joins three visiting guests for a buffet supper and bridge party at 536 Forest Drive SE. Attending are Miss Ludmilla Bruzek of New Prague and Miss Eunice Jones of Williamsburg visiting local hosts. Also present are Margaret Misak Virginia Vane and Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Norton
Forest Drive
Chicago
L. M. Millsap
Meadowbrook Drive
Ludmilla Bruzek
New Prague
Minn
Marianne Dvorak
Upland Drive
Eunice Jones
Williamsburg
Catherine Montillon
St James Methodist Women Plan Belle Plaine Picnic
The V. R. E. circle of St James Methodist Church will travel to Belle Plaine Wednesday for a picnic dinner with Rev Mr and Mrs T M Nielson the former pastor of St James. Women meet between 10 and 10 30 at Mrs R Butler’s home on Ellis Boulevard and depart together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Mrs Landes to Visit Local Pal mer Family this Week
Mrs J V Landes of New York City will arrive this week to spend several weeks here visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Orth Palmer and her sister Mrs L O Nielson of 1957 Second Avenue SE. Mrs Landes was formerly Miss Mildred Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Landes
New York City
Orth Palmer
L. O. Nielson
Second Avenue SE
Landes
Mildred Palmer
Mrs Hedges and daughter return from Chicago visit
Mrs Louis Hedges and her daughter Alice of 809 Twentieth street SE returned Tuesday afternoon from Chicago where Mrs Hedges had been visiting her sister for three weeks. Her sister accompanied them to visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hedges
Alice
Twentieth Street
Chicago
Hedges
Brebner Called to Active Duty at Fort Snelling
Lieut. Forrest A. Brebner is summoned to active duty with the 349th Infantry Reserve Corps at Fort Snelling. He will be away for two weeks starting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest A. Brebner
Fort Snelling
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Daughters Meet at Montrose
Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle and Daughters of Isabella plan a meeting Wednesday at 8 in the French room of the Hotel Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Hotel
Montrose
First Reformed Ladies Aid to Meet at Church
The Ladies Aid of First Reformed Church will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday at the church with a picnic dinner at 12 30. Mrs J H Martin and Mrs E W Olver will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Aid
Ladies Aid
First Reformed Church
J. H. Martin
E. W. Olver
Dry Democrats And Wet Republicans In Kentucky Defeated
Louisville AP reports Kentucky primary returns show a split on liquor issues in the 1930s context with most Democratic candidates backing repeal of prohibition and Republicans varying on the issue. N Gray Rochester, the sole pro prohibition Democrat, loses badly. Adolf Graves J B Wise George L Phillips among the few reform candidates for repeal who face long odds. Senator Alben Barkley remains a key Democratic figure amid the ongoing platform debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Prohibition
N. Gray Rochester
Adolf Graves
J. B. Wise
George L. Phillips
U. S
Alben W. Barkley
Auxiliary Round Tables at Iowa Legion Convention
Round table programs and committee meetings highlighted the Iowa state American Legion convention at the Memorial building with discussions on rehabilitation, child welfare, and community service. Speakers from Davenport to Decorah covered emergency relief, rural dental clinics, home safety, youth movements, and education for war orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Memorial
Bernhard Dubbert
Cedar Falls
Davenport
Sadie Denton
Titonka
Round Table
Hilda Gallaher
Spencer
Kathinka Hanson
Decorah
Round
Grace Gilbert King
West Union
A. H. Hoffman
Des Moines
Yeoman Home For Children
Elgin
Til
Iowa
Round table speakers highlight 1932 Iowa Legion events
Mrs B L Williams of Thrall Ottumwa chairs a membership round table with judges Mrs Esther Thompson Dallas Center Mrs C M Vetter Atlantic and Mrs F H Cooney Carroll. Other speakers include Maurice Cahill Cedar Rapids and Kathryn De Camp Anita on Americanism and National Defense, plus topics on Girl Scout Camp Fire Groups citizenship education and radio programs. Fidac round table led by Amy Fearing Manilla features talks on Fidac aims Portuguese history and Portuguese people with speakers from multiple Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem
B. L. Williams
Thrall
Ottumwa
Esther Thompson
Dallas Center
C. M. Vetter
Atlantic
F. H. Cooney
Carroll
M. L. Standley
Booneter
Hilda Gallaher
Spencer
Maurice Cahill
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Round Table
Kathryn de Camp
Anita
Carl Sampson
Oreston
A. M. Miles
Des Moines
Schools of Citizenship and Women Voters
Charlotte Burmeister
Mason City
Ruth Cota
Waukon
E. Kathinka Hanson
Decorah
Sadie Denton
Titanka
Walter B. Bedell
Spirit Lake
State Republican Committee
Treasury
B. E. Brown
Marshalltown
C. L. Dixon
Ames
Frank F Miles
The
Iowa Legionaire
John Battin
Amy Fearing
Manilla
Department Embrena
O. H. Albee
Mildred Othmer Peterson
Isola Griffith
Denison
Portugal
Helen la Doux
Amanda Reinke
Department
Garrette M. de Camp
National Defense
L. L. Doolittle
Anamosa
Bernhard Duthbert
Cedar Falls
G. H. Maxon
Jewell
L. E. Gallaher
H. W. Fearing
Fidac
H. E. Ross
Wellman
Shenandoah
Ross W. Lockhart
Center Point
T. A. King
West Union
L. P. Lyman
Leo J. Duster
Elizabeth Johnston
Oscar Lundquist
J. P. Winn
J. D. O'Connell
Charles Duster
H. E. Haegg
F. W. Orr
Don C. Hutchison
Frank Matus
D. M. Robertson
W. D. Cunningham
Milo Hanzlik
Memorial
Gol Star
Sam Christensen
Parley
John H. Devin
Robert Erickson
Platform
Robert Vesely
H. H. Wage
Eleanor Steinberg
Eldora
Creston
Margaret Hodaway
Hawarden
The Island Hinted From The Sea
Roberta and Allen help Captain Thompson read a map as they near a missing island. Instruments checked, the crew doubts the location while the sister ship Sister Sue circles. A girl on deck spots land to the southeast, hinting the island may lie ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Allen
Sue
Uncle Ray’s FUNMAKER Leaflet Offers Free Riddles and Tricks
A 1932 leaflet titled FUNMAKER from Uncle Ray advertises riddles puzzles and jokes. It invites readers to request the leaflet by sending for it in Bay Area mail and to enclose a stamped return envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funmaker
Uncle Ray
Agate Cation Bay Org
Iowa Legion Women Open 3 Day Session
Iowa Legion auxiliary delegates gather in Des Moines for a three day convention session with officers and district committeewomen introduced. The program includes chairmen introductions, special remarks, and economy proposals affecting bulletins and president’s allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Legion
Spirit Lake Fidac Summary Volunteers Demonstrate National Spirit
Spirit Lake hosts a demonstration featuring Sadie Denton from Portuga lIan Mrs Sadie Denton and Amy Fearing from Manilla presenting Personal Sketches of Unit Activities Summarizing Fidac Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Sadie Denton
Titanka
Amy Fearing
Manilla
Invite Spanish War Veterans Of Iowa Meet Here Next June
A formal invitation was dispatched Monday evening to the executive board of the United Spanish War Veterans of Iowa inviting the state group to hold its annual convention in Cedar Rapids next June. The decision to invite the state department here was reached at a special Monday meeting. The U S W V failed to name a convention site at its Sioux City meeting in June, leaving the matter to the executive council. Local members were confident Cedar Rapids would host, with several state officers expressing a desire to come to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Spanish War Veterans of the
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
State Department
Sioux City
V. F. W. Band Will Play First Home Concert
The newly organized Veterans of Foreign Wars band will perform its first home concert Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Camp Good Health. Sponsored by Cedar Rapids VFW Post No. 788, it is the only post band in the state and will play for civic projects and welfare institutions per instructor Frank Viasek of 148 Bowling Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Veterans of ‘Foreign Wars
Camp Good Health
Cedar Rapids
Field Hospital Set Up For Convention
The Iowa department of the American Legion auxiliary plans a field hospital during the twelfth annual convention. In the Pont-a-Mousson Post No 451 room in the Memorial building a cot, a trained nurse on duty, and a maid are available for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Pont-a-Mousson
Memorial Building
Iowa Fails To Get Finance Corp. Loan
Washington insiders report Iowa officials seeking federal aid on a 17.5 million Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan failed to secure it. Ruling cited self-liquidating project limits, with minor relief planned for schools and municipalities tied to closed banks via potential RCC advances. Iowa's AG indicated state banking law provisions would not block state banks in receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Iowa
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Morton C. Bogue
John Fletcher
Moog
Mexico Ranks First in Silver Output Worldwide
Mexico leads global silver production, exporting nearly all of its mined output. The country remains the top producer, with extensive shipments to international markets, reinforcing its pivotal role in global precious metals trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Pastor Indicted for Killing First Wife in Muskogee
A grand jury in Muskogee, Oklahoma returned an indictment charging Rev. S. A. Berrie, former Cumberland Presbyterian pastor, with murder in the death of his first wife. An autopsy showed traces of deadly poison in the viscera. Prosecutors also presented fifteen poems by the 52-year-old minister to his current wife as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee, Okla
S. A. Berrie
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
MuSkogee County
Nancy Hoyt III Reveals Love For Smith Reynolds
London AP report details American novelist Nancy Hoyt III saying the death of Smith Reynolds in Winston-Salem, North Carolina sparked her trip to London to escape memories of their relationship. Hoyt recounts meeting Reynolds in 1930 aboard the Leviathan, their mutual divorces, and his later marriage, noting she refused to marry him then to avoid gossip and loss of reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hoyt, III
Smith Reynolds
London
Nancy Hoyt
Winston-Salem
N. C
Miss Hoyt
Reynolds
Europe
Associated Press
Carolina
Nancy
Tear Gas Blamed in Death of Bonus Baby
Bernard E. Myers a 12 week old bonus baby died in Gallagher hospital after alleged tear gas exposure during federal troops attack on the bonus army near Anacostia a week earlier coroners ordered to determine if gas fumes caused death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Bernard E. Myers
Bonus
Gallagher Hospital
Bonus Army
Anacostia
John Henry Myers
Ephrata
Reading
Edith Rockefeller McCormick in serious condition
Edith Rocke feller McCormick daughter of John D Rockefeller and once among the world's wealthiest women lay seriously ill in her Drake hotel apartment on Tuesday Family and close friends thought a bronchial ailment but authorities confirmed a relapse of a malady for which she had surgery two years ago The setback comes as a blow to her long fight to regain health and a portion of her fortune
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Drake Hotel
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H. Buchan
Tru-Art Co
Miss Pratt
Clubs
Vv. F. W. Auxiliary
W. E. A. Picnic
Freya Lodge
Godlove Younkin
Simmons-Martin
Greenberg
Charles Greenberg
South Second Street
Legion Auxiliary
Belle Plaine
Isabella
Ella Flynn
Mae Habenicht
Iowa Bureau of Child Welfare
Abbie B. Langmaid
National Rehabilitation
Harriett Hoffman
Agnes Samuelson
H. W. Dallmann
Waterloo
Newell
Heaven
Uncle Ray’s
Adventure of the Sea
Thompson
Dr. Barstow
Mr. Weston
Brown
Warty
Ca - Warryvance
M. Myrton Skelley
Josephine Joens
Oscar Thompson
Wau
Miles
Frank Miles
American Legion Department
Legion
Don Pratt
Ruth Pratt
Government Hospital
Knoxville
Willie Willis
Finance Corp
Blue Valley
Lincoln
Dee
Ee Ee
COE College
Student Secretary's Office
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Edith McCormick
Second Street SE
Sheraton
Eli Terry
Irvin’s
Second Street
16Th St
Amana Society
Skip
Martin’s
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