Rosalia Gorius and Merle Paul Wed in Viola
Rosalia Gorius daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gorius wed Merle Paul son of Mr and Mrs David Paul Tuesday at St Patrick s church Anamosa Rev P J Behan officiated The couple planned a reception at the bride s parents home southeast of Viola with about seventy five guests A dance in Fireman s hall Anamosa followed the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
St. Patrick’s Church
Anamosa
Rosalia Gorius
Joseph Gorius
Merle Paul
David Paul
Springville
Dorothy Gorius
Harrison Paul
P. J. Behan
Alice
St. Paul’s School
Worthington
Gordon East Coast Company
Polytechnic High School
Long Beach
Calif
Fireman's Hall
Local quilting groups meet in Brandon churches
Brandon women held quilting sessions at the Methodist church with eight participants including Mrs. Herbert Strum and Mrs. Arthur Shaffer. The Get-to-Gethers of the Christian church gathered at George McKinley’s south of Brandon with thirty two attendees and two guests, plus games and refreshments. Loyal Women of the Christian church met in the church basement for quilting with seven present including Mrs. Manda Farmer and Mrs. Nettie Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Herbert Strum
Arthur Shaffer
George Shaffer
Ralph Bender
E. E. Quaas
H. R. Alderman
H. B. Hanouse
Williams
The
Christian Church
George McKinley
Brandon
Ed McKinley
Tia Mae McKinley
Women of the Christian Church
Manda Farmer
Nettie Farmer
Susie Towne
Maude Pardon
Mildred Albert
Rose Short
D. H. Revel
Social and birthday gatherings in Monticello church circle
The Women’s Social circle of the Monticello Methodist Church met on Wednesday for a business session and social hour. Hosts included Mrs. Albert Schmidt at a birthday dinner for her husband with many local and out of town guests. Additional hospitality covered Maples Inn and a gathering for Vera Mattocks of Wadena and guests from Milwaukee and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Byron Abel
Boyd Shannon
Rudolph Langer
Stella Lang
Albert Schmidt
Fred Schmidt
Chris Eileen
Paul Schmidt
George
John Schmidt
Lizzie Schmidt
Ernest
Henry Kameens
Alph Oten
Anna Kammerman
Harold Egger
Audrey Jean
Fonticello
Ted Little
Clinton
Lester Schmidt
Earlville
Fred Taylor
Olin
Fred McLaughlin
Vera Mattocks
Wadena
Iola George
Milwaukee
Wis
Marian Allen
E. G. Hicks
Maples’ Inn
Howard Irvine
Margaret
Birmingham
W. J. Greer
Marion
Frances
Greer Petoskey
Detroit, Mich
C. K. Greer
Albert McNeill
John Bateman
Monticello
Federated church guild meets in annex and hosts card party
The Lost Nation Federated church guild held its monthly meeting in the church annex. A Legion auxiliary public card party followed last week on the William Haak lawn. Nine tables played with prizes won by Gabe Bees, Mrs. William Mohl, Mrs. William Rohling and Mrs. Francis McAndrew. Sponsors included Mrs. Viola Wiese and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church Guild
The
Legion Auxiliary
William Haak
Gabe Bees
William Mohl
William Rohling
Francis McAndrew
Viola Wiese
Stasia Rutenbeck
Margaret Betts
Lucille Mounts
Ships at Sea Quilt Block Instructions From Nancy Page
Instructions for appliqueing the Sloop Yawl block in the Ships at Sea quilt series by Nancy Page. Includes center panel layout, fabric choices, pattern tracing, cutting allowances, stitching directions, and notes on future blocks and obtaining the direction leaflet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Page
The
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rebekah Lodge Meeting at Hotel Montrose
Cedar Rebekah lodge meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Hotel Montrose French room after the VFW hall business session. Games and refreshments follow. Mrs. Mary Reese will outline plans for the women’s lay retreat at Sacred Heart academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rebekah
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Montrose
Sacred Heart Academy
Mary Reese
Ladies auxiliary meeting at Memorial building
The ladies auxiliary to the V. F. W. post No. 788 will meet at the Memorial building on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Members are asked to bring their recreation home donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F. W. Post
Security Benefit Association Holds Friday Meeting
The Security Benefit association will hold its regular business meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in Moose hall. After the meeting members will entertain friends at a card party with pinochle and five hundred and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Star No 4 D of H Plans Regular Meeting
Star No 4 D of H will hold its regular meeting in K P hall Wednesday at 8 p m.
Women of the Grand Army meet Tuesday at 2
General Grenville Dodge circle No 88 will hold its regular business meeting Tuesday at 2 pm All veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenville Dodge
Louise Leibert Circle Luncheon at Marion Country Club
Louise Leibert circle of King's Daughters will meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday at the Marion Country Club. Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert Chapman, Mrs. K. E. Cornell, Mrs. H. D. Peters, Mrs. William Quinby and Mrs. A. R. Glazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
Marion Country Club
Robert Chapman
K. E. Cornell
H. D. Peters
William Quinby
A. R. Glazier
Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge to Hold Meeting
The Star of Maine Rebekah lodge No. 221 of I O O F will hold a business meeting at 838 First Avenue East on Thursday with a social hour and refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
First Avenue E
Daughters of Isabella Circle Plans Regular Meeting
Daughters of Isabella Lady of Perpetual Help circle schedules a regular meeting for Wednesday at an unspecified time and location. Members are urged to attend. protocol and activities to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Cedar Rapids Navy Mothers Club Meeting Notice
The Cedar Rapids Navy Mothers club will meet on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the YMCA. All mothers of enlisted and former enlisted men are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers’ Club
Cedar Rapids
Sunshine Auxiliary Meeting At Maine Lodge Hall
Sunshine auxiliary L A P M will meet Monday at 8 p m at Maine lodge hall refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Auxiliary
L. A
Maine Lodge Hall
Tirzah Society Postpones Regular Meeting
The Tirzah Society announces its regular meeting is postponed to the next regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirzah Society
Foresters of America Court Cedar No 3 Meet Wednesday
Foresters of America Court Cedar No 3 will hold its next regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the I O O F hall. All Foresters are asked to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters of America
I. O. O. F. Hall
Foresters
Auxiliary Picnic at Daniels Park Friday
The Auxiliary to I A of M will hold a picnic lunch at Daniels Park this Friday at 1 p.m. Members should bring a covered dish and picnic supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. of M
Daniels Park
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Meets to Sew Dressings
Mercy Hospital auxiliary will hold a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the hospital to sew and prepare surgical dressings for patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
Standard Life Association Picnic at Bever Park Pavilion
The Standard Life Association club will meet Friday for a picnic lunch at the new Bever Park pavilion. Members are asked to bring picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Life Association
Bever Park
Winter Temple Pythian Sisters Meet At Ellis Park
Winter Temple No 78 of the Pythian Sisters will hold a business meeting and a picnic supper at the river pavilion in Ellis Park at 6 p.m. Monday for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Picnic Rules Apply as Community Event Starts
Residents are informed to follow standard picnic requirements for the community gathering. Organizers emphasize safety, cleanup, and proper disposal of waste to ensure a smooth event.
Royal Neighbor Boosters Cancel August Meeting
The Boosters club will not hold a meeting during August. No events are planned for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Boosters
Boosters Club
Social Riders Meet With Mrs Payn at 1914 Ninth Street
The Social Riders will meet with Mrs Hazel Payn at 1914 Ninth Street SW on Tuesday at 730 p.m. The notice provides a contact point for attendees and confirms the regular meeting location and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Payn
Ninth Street SW
Modern Woodmen Linden Camp Plans 50th Anniversary Picnic
Linden camp No. 145 Modern Woodmen of America will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows hall to finalize plans for its fiftieth anniversary picnic set for Sunday at Ellis Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen
Linden Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Avenue SE
Ellis Park
Lisbon Daisy Burd Presents Local Music Recital
Lisbon Daisy Burd led a class of music pupils in a recital at Federated church on Tuesday afternoon featuring Martha Ann Bigger Dorothy Gish Carol Gish Leo Frederick Catherine Cahn Donna Faye Dunn Donna Lou Estabrook Orvin Kent Frink Lester Norbohm Laurence Gouchee Gene Johnston Elva Mae Argot John Argot Nola Robertson Alberta Gaines Bernice Lembaugh Joyce Ann Dunn Ethel Mae Bigger Evelyn Meyers Elizabeth Frederick and Marilyn Frink Peggy Frink. The Standard Bearer group held a pool party and picnic at Thomas Park Marion. officers elected include President Margaret Siggins Vice President Jean Sankot Secretary Betty Sankot Treasurer Roberta Johnston International Secretary Marilyn Frink Librarian Maxine Burge with Mrs Harlan Briggs as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Burd
Federated Church
Martha Ann Bigger
Dorothy
Carol Gish
Leo Frederick
Catherine Cahn
Donna Faye Dunn
Donna Lou Estabrook
Orvin Kent Frink
Lester Norbohm
Laurence Gouchee
Gene Johnston
Elva Mae
John Argotsinger
Nola Robertson
Alberta Gaines
Bernice Lembaugh
Joyce Ann Dunn
Ethel Mae Bigger
Evelyn Meyers
Elizabeth Frederick
Marilyn
Peggy Frink
Thomas Park
Marion
Margaret Siggins
Jean Sankot
Betty Sankot
Roberta Johnston
Marilyn Frink
Maxine Burge
Harlan Briggs
Mechanicsville Bridge Club Recap at Mrs McCormick Home
Mrs H C McCormick hosted the Monday Afternoon Bridge Club at her house with guests Miss Ella Conner Mrs Frank Woods and Miss Reynolds. Mrs W J Dallas won the traveling prize. The Methodist Church Ladies Aid met Friday afternoon with Mrs Floyd Moir Mrs Charles Brown and Mrs Walter Kiehl on the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. McCormick
Ella Conner
Frank Woods
Miss Reynolds
W. J. Dallas
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Floyd Moir
Charles Brown
Walter Kiehl
Tipton Modern Fiction Club Met With Mrs Gossett
The Tipton Modern Fiction Club met Monday with Mrs. L. O. Gossett. Mrs. Allen Rumble reviewed Weather in the Streets. A farewell courtesy showered handkerchiefs on Mrs. W. J. Glassgow. The Presbyterian service guild held a picnic at McCormick's camp in Rochester for Mrs. William Chappell and Mrs. W. J. Glassgow. Mrs. Ora Leabhart hosted Harmony club guests honoring her sister Mrs. Susie Gibson of Winterset who has stayed two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Fiction Club
L. O. Gossett
Allen Rumble
W. J. Glassgow
Service Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
McCormick
Rochester
William Chappell
Ora Leabhart
Harmony Club
Susie Gibson
Winterset
Leabhart Home
Belle Plaine Society Hosts Reunion and Bridge Parties
Belle Plaine residents gathered for a relative and friend reunion at the Malcolm home with Martha Stone of Clovis as guest. Out of town guests included Gayle Eggers and Charles Sullivan of Cedar Rapids and Violet Hook of Manhattan Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Stone
Clovis
N. M
Walter Malcolm
Malcolm
Raymond Eggers
Cedar Rapids
Marion Rucker
Gladstone
O. A. Rucker
Richard Rucker
Ruth Hecht
Rosemary
H. L. Malcolm and Sons
Homer Kithcart
R. R. Shirk
Anna Malcolm
Belle Plaine
Dora Murray
Order of Eastern Star
Jessie Rucker
Bertha Collins
Addie Theeman
Wilma Sullivan
Marian Kimm
Blairstown
Bridge Club
Miss Sullivan
Leon Dierks Nebel
Burdette Beck
Virginia
Otto Ealy
John Kruger
Iowa City Notables Move On to New Posts and Events
Dr. Gregory leaves Iowa City for an assistant professor post at Louisiana State University. Marjorie Bryan will teach at Stanton High School next year after earning a BA from the University of Iowa. Mrs. West hosts a Lake MacBride camping party returning today. Dr. Sinclair leaves Philadelphia after a visit with relatives. Two Iowa City women join DAR standing committees. Local D A R members plan the Washington district convention on Sept 16. Edith Tomlin hosts a shower for Mrs. Coen of Mexico. Jane and Joan Turley visit Florence Rohrbacher with a dance at her home. At a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gregory
New Orleans
Gregory
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Louisiana State University
Marjorie Bryan
Alvin W. Bryan
Stanton High School
University of Iowa
Dorothy Jane West
A. A. West
Bella Vista Place
West Cottage
Lake MacBride
Iowa City
Andrew H. Wood
J. F. Sinclair
Philadelphia
Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution
Zada M. Cooper
James Lons
Washington
E. Belle Durant
Edith Tomlin
William Coen
Mexico
Edward Shea
Jane
Joan Turley
Springfield
Ill
Florence Rohrbacher
William M. Rohrbacher
Rohrbacher
Notable Social Gathering and Travel Notices
A group of young ladies hosted the Turley twins and Helen Graham of Terra Haute Indiana at a park supper on Tuesday. Mrs Caroline Steindler and her son and daughter-in-law Dr and Mrs Arthur Steindler left Iowa City for New York to sail to Europe on the Ile de France. Mrs Steindler plans to live in Vienna while the Steindlers expect to return to Iowa City mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Turley Twins
Helen Graham
Terra Haute
Ind
Russell Graham
D. W. Corey
Caroline Steindler
Arthur Steindler
Iowa City
New York
Europe
Ile de France
Local golf and social notes from Anamosa Wapsipinicon club
Anamosa reports prize winners at Wapsipinicon Country Club including Mrs Alfred Remley and Mrs G R Wilkinson for golf with second place to Mrs H C Metcalf and Mrs Jack McCullough. Helen Corwin won the putting prize. Social events feature breakfasts after matches, vacations, and gatherings including a surprise birthday for Lucille Remley and a seventh birthday for Earnest Ament. A May wedding for Rosalia Gorius and Merle Paul is noted with 150 guests and a planned dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Remley
G. R. Wilkinson
Wapsipinicon Country Club
H. C. Metcalf
Jack McCullough
Helen Corwin
W. H. Frazer
James E. Remley
California
Seattle
H. F. Dolan
Dorothy Hunt
Ocean Springs
H. S. Dutton
Mary Dutton
Steuben
Cedar Rapids
Wapsipinicon State Park
Winifred
Gladys Lillie
Mertie Créw
Eckerman
W. J. Blanch
Lee Reid
Mertie Crow
W. H. Chipman
James Porter
Alvina Rich
Joe Gorius
Anamosa
Merle Paul
David Paul
Springville
P. J. Behan
St. Patrick’s Church
Dorothy Gorius
Harrison Paul
Mable Murray
Jane Niles
Mrs. Paul
Paul
Lou Hartman
Warden
Duffe Hosts Fortieth Anniversary At Wilton Junction
Mr and Mrs Frank L Duffe celebrated forty years of marriage with a large family gathering at their Wilton Junction home on Sunday Frances Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Smith Atalissa and Herbert L Coss son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Coss wed Saturday Aug 1 at St Marys church with Rev J M Cash presiding The Moscow Methodist Ladies aid held an all day quilting session followed by a picnic din
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Duffe
Frances Smith
Lee Smith
Atalissa
Herbert L. Coss
Elmer Coss
St. Mary’s Church
J. M. Cash
P Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Moscow
Waubeek Social Club Meeting Highlights
The Waubeek W V I S club met Monday with Mrs. Lucy Moore as president. Attendees included Mrs. Charles Reiger Mrs. Ernest Miles Donald and several others. A picnic supper was served at five oclock. Sylvia Willmott hosted the H G L E club on Wednesday with a list of members and guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Moore
Charles Reiger
Ernest Miles
Donald
Marshall Miles
Shirley
Katherine
Delaney Hayden
Grace McCann
Truman
Tom Willmott
Tony Lillig
Cora Heminway
Sylvia Willmott
Goldie Walmutt
Liela Miles
Dorothy Lillig
Fonta Cunningham
Thelma Hartsell
Ruby Miles
Viola Etzel
Edna Miles
Betty Walmott
Lila Hills
Bertha Willmott
Mid-summer picnic highlights Whip-Poor-Will club
North Liberty hosts the Whip-Poor-Will club annual picnic at Grace George’s home. About fifty enjoyed a lawn supper, readings by Mrs. Nelle Fuhrmeister, and a play Cleaning the Attic by Mrs. Verne Colony and others. Guests included Mrs. Florente Wolfe and Miss Annie Winters of Independence. Rose Mary Fuhrmeister hosted a gathering for Alva Munson of Whittier, Calif. Inez Anderson and Margaret Myers won bridge prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whip-Poor-Will Club
Grace George
Nelle Fuhrmeister
Verne Colony
Lila Alt
Eleanor Mae
Florente Wolfe
Mary Colony
Annie Winters
Independence
Rose Mary Fuhrmeister
Here
Alva Munson
Whittier
Calif
Margaret Myers
Inez Anderson
Presbyterian Ladies Work ing Band Hostess and Guests
Center Junction Mrs Willis Martin hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Working band at her east of town home Thursday afternoon with Mrs Frank Dawes presiding and leaders Mrs Fred Biere and Mrs Harry Chase. Guests included Mrs Harry James and Mrs Jessie Arnold plus Mrs A D Serbousek. Mr and Mrs F D Sutherland entertained relatives north of town Thursday evening for house guests Mr and Mrs A Norris and two sons from Hawich Minn, with out of town guests Mrs R P Clark and daughter Roberta of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Martin
Presbyterian Ladies Working Band
Frank Dawes
Fred Biere
Harry Chase
Harry James
Jessie Arnold
A. D. Serbousek
F. D. Sutherland
A. Norris
Hawich
Minn
R. P. Clark
Roberta
Monticello
Frasers and Bradkes Hold Regional Family Reunions
Hopkinton hosts Fraser family gathering at Hartwick camp on the Maquoketa River with six siblings and many relatives listed from across Iowa and beyond celebrating fifty two years since the Scottish immigrants settled in Delaware county. A Bradke family reunion followed in Anamosa State Park with attendees from Hopkinton Vinton Cedar Rapids and Minnesota. A reunion of the entire E. S. continues the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Hartwick
Maquoketa River
Thomas Fraser
Scotland
America
Delaware County
W. C. Mason
Edward Mason
Mary Elizabeth Mason
Hopkinton
Clarke Fraser Mason and Son
Ward
Iowa City
Donald Fraser
Betty Jane Fraser
Queen City
Donald Bowman
Des Moines
John Harker
Leonard Mortensen
Minneapolis
David Fraser
Cortland
N. Y
Meffert Fraser
Randolph
Kan
John Fraser
Elizabeth Fraser
Manhattan
Ralph Bowman
Billings, Mont
Kenneth Bowman
Bradke
State Park
Anamosa
Robert Bradke
Ellen Bradke
Erma Bradke
John Bradke
Vinton
L. J. Dvorak
Jack
Harback
Cedar Rapids
George Shrader
P. B. Nieman
James Reisner
Manchester
Walter Kurth
Homestead
Robert Munson
Virginia
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Harold Wendt
Dorothy Bishop
Earlville
L. P. Bradle
Macknight
Minnesota
E. S
Dufoe Family Fellowship at Home Gathering
The Dufoe family held a Saturday reunion at their home with E S Dufoe of Hopkinton and Floyd and B F Dufoe of Center Point among attendees. Also present were Loren Wheeless of Orlando and Rev and Mrs David de Best who observed their 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise gift of twenty five silver dollars from the church congregation. The de Bests have led the local Presbyterian church for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Best
Presbyterian Church
Seventeenth Birthday Suprise For Richard Rohwedder
Richard Rohwedder celebrated his seventeenth birthday with a surprise party hosted by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rohwedder. About twenty guests attended and presented the honoree with a gift.
Family reunions held at Schoon and Husmane homes
A Sunday family reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Schoon with many relatives from Macrengo and nearby towns including Ed Nickles Edwin Englebart and Herman Englebart among others. Jack Husmane hosted a dinner Sunday with guests from Langworthy Castle Grove and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schoon
Ed Nickles
Edwin
Roy Nickles
Lawrence Etner
Macrengo, Ill
Lena Englebart
Ed Englebart
Ed Engelbart
Herman Englebart
Ben Englebart
Vivian
Leroy Taylor
Rex Reuter
Carl Schoon
Wilmer
Gerd Rickels
Vinecent Tishauser
Jack Husman
Ene
Dorothy
Robbert
Langworthy
Ernest Ortjies
Rose Marie
Castle Grove
Carl Ortjies
Emil
D. John Dirks
John Henry
Henry E. Dirks
Maynard
Community Notes From Shellsburg Area Ladies Aid Gatherings
The Presbyterian ladies aid met Thursday with Mrs. Henry Heath. A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Ethel Tumulty occurred at her home Wednesday hosted by the Methodist ladies aid. Dinner guests Tuesday at Mrs. Minnie Hayes included Nellie Castleman and children from South Bend Ind., Dora Wright Leal Wright Faye Wier Velma Wright from Palo, and Leora Evens of Shellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Henry Heath
Ethel
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting at Atalissa
The Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. Fred Pass Sr on Thursday with seventeen members and five visitors present. The Cheerful Workers club met at the home of Mrs Rowena Barkalow on Tuesday with eight members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Fred Pass
Cheerful Workers’ Club
Rowena Barkalow
Pearl Chapman
Bernice Fingle
Mildred Moe Killip
Dorothea Markham
Vinnie Conklin
Blanch Hines
Lillian Schmidt
Minty Wathan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence la Ganke
Lydia Wehmeier Perkins
DIAL
Ships At Sea
Yach
Nancy
K. P. Hall
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Sokol Hall
Lisbon
Mechanicsville
Tipton
Wilton Junction
Geo. A. Nassif
Oriental Bug Sale
Killian CO
Waubeek
North Liberty
Center Junction
Wyoming
Otto Rohwedder
Richard
A. G. Alden
Robert Alden
Auxilary
American Legion
Presbyterian Missionary Society
W. B. Scarcliff
C. A. Reade
Jane Inglis
Diana
Mary Sieveka
Gus von Sprecken
Peter Jansen
Bahne Hartman
Henry Ahrendesen
Oxford Junction
Amber
Shellsburg
Third Ave
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