Community church notices and services across town
A collage of church schedules lists Rev E F Austin and Rev Russell F Judson among others. Services include morning worship, Sunday school, midweek prayer, parish choirs, and union services at St Pauls and First United Presbyterian with sermon topics such as Courage to Say No To Evil and God’s Peace Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
E. F. Austin
P.A
Tom
Second Avenue
Twelfth Street
Russell F Judson
St Paul's Church
BYPU
Closing day of the state camp meeting announced
Church notices list services for multiple congregations including Church of God Church of the Brethren and Nazarene. Revivals, morning worship, Sunday school and midweek services are scheduled with times and locations across avenues NW NE SW and SE.
Sunday church schedule and lectures by Goldiey Richardson
Goldiey Richardson leads Sunday school at 9:30 am followed by morning worship. Evening lecture at 11 on Oneness. Lessons in Truth held Wednesday and Thursday at 8 pm. Prosperity Lecture Friday at 8 pm. Daily afternoon silences at 2:30 pm. Reading room open 3 to 5 with access to metaphysical literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
First Church of Christ
Second Avenue
Paramount Theater
Christian Science Committee
Iowa
Salvation Army
Seventh Street
H. M. Uptegrove
Young Peoples Legion
Young People’s Bible
Goldiey Richardson
Leader
Mindful Commentary on Population Policy and Morality
An incoherent note questions Mussolini's bonus for married couples to influence birth rates. It argues that bonuses could worsen racial quality, favor those with less foresight, and misalign incentives toward profit rather than child welfare. The text blends moral claims with speculative outcomes and incomplete ideas.
Marriage Book by Dr Wirram with Questionnaire
A printed booklet by Dr Albert Edward Wirram offers guidance on heredity and transmission of traits. Sent on request with return envelope and postage to obtain the booklet titled Marriage Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wirram
Ita
Albert Edward Wigsam
Health intelligence and reform in statemanship questioned
The article cites A Harriman of Lewisburg Pa who tested adult women offenders on intelligence and moral grasp. He found the higher IQ group showed better moral problem understanding and willingness to reform, while lower IQ linked to less guilt and less desire to change upon release. It also notes Dr John B Washburne finding pre chapter questions aid learning, better than end or scattered questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Paul Lb
Harriman
Lewisburg
John B. Washburne
Syracuse University
Union and Bible School Services Around City Churches
The notice lists multiple church services across venues including United Brethren on Fourth Avenue and Seventh Street with Sabbath school at 9 45 am. St Pauls Methodist union services at 11 am. United Presbyterian at Second Street and Fourth Avenue. First Baptist guest speaker Rev R F Judson of the city. Grande Avenue at Sixteenth Street with Bible school at 9 45 am and morning worship at 11. Unity Center on Fourth Avenue with prayer meeting and regular services. Rev Sun M Morrow and Rev R Judson feature in a citywide church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street
John J. Gent
O. T. Engquist
Saron Lutheran Church
School of Religion
Berger
Luther League Ssron
Second Avenue
Third Street
Rex O T Engquist
Immaculate Conception
Third Avenue
John M. Molloy
N C. Barrett
M. A. Mullan
St. Ludmila
Second Street
F. R. Hruby
St. Matthew's
First Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
J D Kearns
Paratha
Pstrck
Feil Stree
St. Wenceslaus-Twelth Avenue
Feith Street
August Votacex
VJ Hiuves
Blaine Hyten
Lositity Endeavor
Young Peoples Endeavor
Sixth Street
I. E Linkletter
Union
First United Presbyterian Church
Russell F. Judson
C. EB
Presbyterian
Olivet
E. J. Wyrkle
I. E. Linkletter
Second Christian Church
Central Park
Seventeenth Street
George Korteling
God
Christian Endeavor
Sinclair
Twelfth Avenue
Ninth Street
August Cramer
Gospel
Seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
Joseph Bren
Daniels Park
Center Point Toad
W. A. Montgomery
The
Gideons
Westminster
Third
Bever Avenues
Fourteenth Street
J Renwick McCullough
Robert Little
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Church of the Brethren
Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Galen T Lehman
Church of the Nazarene
F Avenue
E. . Rustel
Seventh Avenue
Fifth Street
United Brethren
Seventh Strete
Amos
Wetain
St. Pauls Methodist Church
United Presbyterian
Second Strete
Rey W Greer McCrory Poater
Jesus
PCU
R. F. Judson
First Baptist Church
Grande Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Sun M Morrow
People s Forum on Grasshoppers and Crop Damage
The Gazette editor recalls historic grasshopper outbreaks in Missouri and Iowa, describing their devastation and the lack of scientific controls in 1873. The writer notes crops suffered but corn and small grains survived, with no clear knowledge of where pests came from or went.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Age Old Doctrine Of Original Sin Questioned By Pastor
The Rev Blaine Wivten of First Christian Church will give the second sermon in a series. He will argue that the world is a good world and address the "Rubbish of the Human Mind and What to Do With It." Miss Winifred Powell directs the choirs and Mrs Ethel Wood Birmingham is the soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Wivten
Afiss Winifred Powell
Ethel Wood Birmingham
Jailed To Serve Fine For Reckless Driving
Mack Augustine, 48, of 894 Fourteenth Street SE, was jailed Friday on a district court mittimus issued November 17. Augustine was fined 100 dollars plus costs for reckless driving, with a thirty day jail sentence if the fine is not paid. The note mentions an absent Aulus-Che Wie represented by his attorney. The text also notes a separate item about oil from giant turtles being rezoned for cosmetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Augustine
Fourteenth Street
Larry Condon
Augustine
Aulus- Che Wie
Ome
Joseph Libal Tops State Gladiolus Show Honors
Joseph Libal earns multiple prizes in the Iowa Gladiolus Society state show, with divisions across orange blooms and floral arrangements. The event recognizes winners from Colonial Gardens, Rosemont Gardens, and others as state cultivators showcase gladiolus displays. Secretary Ray Murray notes ongoing experiments to control thrips and expand gladiolus farming in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Libal
Secretari of
Ray Murray
Ames
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Murray Saii
Iowa Gladiolus Society
Ard .Assuccation
Make This Model At Home Pattern 1941 Frock Ad
Pattern 1941 by Anne Adams promises a slender look from a double-breasted front and surplice closing. The frock suits cotton print or solid colors and comes in sizes 36 through 50 with step by step sewing instructions. Order by mail with 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for pattern plus book. Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West Ith Street
New York City
Iris and Gladiolus Show Results Across Divisions
The agriculture fair lists winners by division with multiple colors of gladiolus and iris. Notable names include Joseph Libal, Oscar Soderlund, W F Hemmerling, H C Dixon, Frank J Libal, and Colonial Gardens Rushford Minn hosting several top spots across divisions, with perpetual cups awarded to Libal and Schutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Severson
Amis
W. F Hemmerling
W. 4. Ferrier
LaCrosse
John C. Klein
Summer
H. G. Dixon
Frank J. Libal
Twenty-first Avenue
Scarlet
Oscar Soderlund
Twenty-sixth Street
H. C. Dixon
Steve Stolba
Frank J Libal
Anton Steleik
Eighteenth Street NW
Steve Stoba
Pfirst
M. ©. Severson
Hemmerling
Anton Steicik
H. C. Carbee
Springville
WC. Dixon
Joseph Steicik
Piret_street
H. L. Browne
Tndlonegia
Steve Rose
M. C. Severeson
C. Dixon
Frank J. Libali
C. Severson
G. Smith
Earl FE
May Seed and Nursery Company
Perpetual Challenge Cup
Psony Soderlund
Joseph Libal
Waterloo Bulb Farm
Waterloo
John G. Reding
F P. Schutter
H. A. Morrow
Schutter
Clark's Glad Gardens
Fairview Gardens
Nheiry Field
F. F. Schutter
Pleasant Alley
Colonial Gardens
Secgna
Rosemont Gardens
Joseph J
Orance—Firat
Cyrus Lamb
Steve Stolbs
Rushford
Minn
E. E. Dixon
Silver
Iowa Gladiolus Society
Waterloo Bulb Farms
Jason DeWaay
Sheldon
Lozier
Florist
Iowa Avenue SE
Colonial’ Gardens
Frank Neprash
Cedar Rapids
Qucke Soderlund
Gladolus
Anton Stelcik
Frank Neptash
L. F. Vane
Betty Nuthall
Charles Dickens—Pirat
F E. Bennett
F F. Schutter
Emile Auburn
Piret
Golden Dream
Joerg’s White
Jane Addams
Mammoth White
Minuet
W F Hemmerling
Joseph al
Mahree
Kochi
Leon Douglas
Margy
Marmora
John G Reding
Clark's
Glad
Joseph
Purale
Alda
Picardy
HH. L. Browne
Elton Carter
Joseph Libr
Insull Company Head Denied Acquittal in Chicago Trial
Marshall E. Sampsell former president of Central Illinois Public Service faced embezzlement and larceny charges after prosecutors alleged he used 4000 shares from the company treasury to secure a personal loan Judge Michael Feinberg denied a directed verdict and scheduled defense testimony for Monday saying Sampsell would explain the transaction in his own behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Marshall E. Sampsell
Insull-operated
Central Illinois Public Service Company
Michael Feinberg
Sampsell
Health Camp Open House Set For Sunday
Children will host the program at Camp Good Health in an open house this Sunday at 4 pm. The event, postponed by rain, will proceed on the first clear evening. Mrs. J W Ballard, president of the Public Health Nursing association, will preside, with songs by children and a Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle corps number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Good Health
J. W. Ballard
Public Health Nursing Association
Camp Good Health Fund
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
College Members Trek On Bickel Canoe Trip
Four faculty members from three colleges join seven paddlers on a thirty mile Maquoketa river trip led by Bob Bickel. Participants include Dr. Ben H. Peterson and Dr. Alfred W. Meyer of Coe College, J A Swisher of the State Historical Society and Iowa University, Prof. George Waln of Oberlin Conservatory, along with Harold J. Brownlee and John C. Palmer. The expedition aims to preserve regional scenery and history while filming wildlife and mill sites for archives and classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bickel
Bob Bickel
Wellington Street
Maquoketa River
Monticello
Knowlwood Drive
Coe College
Urges Unity In Church And Return To The New Testament Principles
Evangelist W. Carl Ketcherside appeals for church unity based on New Testament principles at the Church of Christ tent on Fifth Avenue and Seventh Street SW. He condemns modern division, urges returning to divine fellowship, notes ongoing meetings through Tuesday, with Sunday basket dinner and Sunday baptism service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
W. Carl Ketcherside
Mr. Ketcherside
Heaven
Corinth
Firemen rescue eight year old from roof
Lawrence Muller eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Muller 1333 Burch avenue NW climbed from a second story window onto the roof Friday evening and could not return Fire company No 2 reached the scene at 810 pm and brought him back to safety
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Muller
Ambrose Muller
Burch Avenue
Man Resembling Dillinger Outlaw Held In Wisconsin
Sheriff Duescher questions whether Ray Bobb 31 of Altha Indiana arrested with Lillian Bobb 25 at an Oconto Falls hotel may be Homer Van Meter or George Baby Face Nelson. Tattoo marks and fingerprints are being checked as detectives weigh the Nelson Van Meter possibilities after a narcotics request at a local doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconto
Wis
Cap
George
Baby Face
van Meter
Nelson
Lillian Bobb
Altha
Oconto Falls
Engagement of Ezra Scotton to Henry Patrick Announced
The Rev and Mrs Thomas Scotton of 316 Seventeenth Street NE announce the engagement of their daughter Ezra Jewett Scotton to Henry Franklin Patrick son of Mrs H W Patrick of Waukesha Wisconsin The wedding is set for August 25 Ezra Jewett Scotton is a Coe College graduate Henry Franklin Patrick is a Carroll College graduate from Waukesha Wisconsin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Scotton
Seventeenth Street
Ezra Jewett
Henry Franklin Patrick
H. W. Patrick
Waukesha
Wis
Miss Scotton
Coe College
Patrick
Carroll College
Farewell Party Honors Miss Peggy Young Before NYC Move
Miss Peggy Young of Grande avenue SE was feted Friday at Miss Theone Larson’s home as she prepares to start the coming school year in New York City. Attendees included Miss Virginia Dodds Miss Betty Cottingham Miss Marie Dolson Miss June De Nio and several local men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Young
Grande Avenue SE
Theone Larson
Meadowbrook Drive
Miss Young
New York City
Virginia Dodds
Betty Cottingham
Marie Dolson
June de Nio
Robert Vetter
Dick Rice
Clark Jennings
Billy McKegan
George Johnson
Charles Tschirg
Hugh McGuire
Miss Hubbard Visiting Alpha Delta Pi House in Iowa City
Miss Charlotte Hubbard spends weekend at the Alpha Delta Pi sorority house in Iowa City as guest of Miss Louise Smith of Baton Rouge Louisiana. Miss Smith teaches science at Mt Mercy College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hubbard
Alpha Delta Pi
Iowa City
Louise Smith
Baton Rouge
Smith
Mt. Mercy College
Mrs Evelyn Cannon Returns From Chicago Visit
Miss Evelyn Cannon of 807 Fifth avenue SW returned home Friday after a ten day trip to Chicago where she attended A Century of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Cannon
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Century of Progress
Miss Faye Springer Plans World’s Fair Visit and Michigan City Stay
Miss Faye Springer of 3111 First Avenue East travels to Chicago for the World’s Fair. After a few days at the fair she will proceed to Michigan City Indiana for a month at a summer resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Springer
First Avenue E
Chicago
Michigan City
Ind
City Employes Clash in Grudge Game for Championship
A heated all city diamond battle airs Sunday at Ellis Park as City Barn faces a newly formed Ellis Park club. The lineups include Woods, Martin, Shoudy, Zvacek, Ko pel, Wieland, Powers, Hollenbeck, Snetzler, Melsha and Dostal for City. McIntyre, McGrane, Foster, Eggleston, Stark, Carson, Hoyt, Lunt, Stark, Hiland, Reed for Ellis Park. Paul Kindler to umpire with Walt Markle presiding ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
City Barn
Billy Woods
Ike Martin
Uldh
F. Shoudy
D. Zvacek
Kopel
W. Wieland
D. Powers
H. Hollenbeck
J. Snetzler
Wes Melsha
F. Triebel
Aneer
Joe Dostal
McIntyre
McGrane
Foster
Eggleston
E. Stark
Carson
Hoyt
Lunt
H. Stark
Bunnies Defeat Rock Island 2 0 in Valley League Action
Auto wrecks kept local garages busy Saturday night though injuries were not serious. The Bunnies beat Rock Island 2-0 yesterday, moving to fourth in the Mississippi Valley league with a 48-51 record. The Chicago case involved the Leopold and Loeb kidnapping and murder trial, with the state challenging the defense on endocrine gland theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Chicago
Richard Loch
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Bobby Franks
War tolls rise as food prices surge in wartime
The report cites a 1.20 dollar rise per barrel of flour 0.90 per bushel for navy beans 0.05 per pound for coffee and 7 dollars per 100 pounds for dressed pork in the last ten days. A Brussels dispatch says German losses total 2000 dead 20000 wounded and 9700 prisoners. The Germans attacked Fort Seraing near Liege Sunday night and were repulsed with heavy losses and Prince William of Lippe and his son were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
London
Brussels
Fort Seraing
Liege
William of Lippe
Local man loses finger at packing house incident
Will Whalen suffered the loss of the index finger of his right hand when it was caught in a machine at the packing house. Train from Burlington arrived with a Rock Island supply train to stock the station. Trainmaster Pauly accompanied the train. J E Morcombe of Cedar Rapids elected secretary of the Linn County Masonic Fraternity and Eastern Star at the third annual meeting in Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Whalen
Jit
Rock Island
Burlington
Pauly
J. E. Morcombe
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Masonic Fraternity
Eastern Star Association
Walker
Recreation spending by communities in 1930 reported
Nine hundred eighty communities spent a total of 38,518,194 dollars on recreation across the United States and Canada in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Fifth Anniversary Surprise For Svoboda Couple
Mr and Mrs Joseph Svoboda Jr of 116 Twelfth Avenue SE were surprised by friends for their fifth wedding anniversary. A dinner and gifts followed at their home with accordion music by Frank Stanek. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Janko Mr and Mrs William Kiepach Mr and Mrs Charles Kubec and Mr and Mrs Edwin Seda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Svoboda
Twelfth Avenue SE
Svoboda
Frank Stanek
Frank Janko
William Kiepach
Charles Kubec
Edwin Seda
Ames Couple Weds at Chippewa Falls Wis Reunion
Gladys Esval daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Esval Peerless Montana married Norton W Miller son of Mr and Mrs H K Miller 1536 Washington Ave BSE July 27 in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Miller a ISU senior, Gladys ISU graduate, now reside at 2331 Baker St Ames Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Esval
Peer~less
Mont
Gladys Esval
Ames
Norton W. Miller
H. K. Miller
Washington Avenue
Bse
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Esval
the Lakes
Miller
Iowa State College
Mrs. Miller
Baker Street
Miss Slade Hosts Birthday Dinner Guests
Miss Virginia Slade entertained at a dinner celebrating her birthday with guests Miss Ethel Shaffer cousin Leonard Brown of Boone Miss Marguerite Smith of Marion Gordon Brousard William Slade and Mr and Mrs Frank Beatty. The evening featured card games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Slade
Ethel Shaffer
Leonard Brown
Boone
Miss Slade
Marguerite Smith
Marion
Gordon Brousard
William Slade
Frank Beatty
Marriage Announcement for Gayle Steggal and Harold Wilkie
Mrs. Anna Steggal of 305 Beventh Street NE announces the marriage of her daughter Gayle to Harold Wilkie now Mrs Rev Stoner of Waterloo. The ceremony occurred March 6 in Galesburg Illinois with Mr Wilkie a member of Lew Gogerty's orchestra. The couple will reside in Galesburg after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Steggal
Beventh
Gayle
Harold Wilkie
B and G Club Maccabees Picnic and Plans
Members of the B and G club of the Maccabees enjoyed a picnic supper at Shaver Park on Friday night. After a park treasure hunt the group danced at Cedar Gardens. The next meeting on August 24 at Bruce Caiina’s home 1535 Saver Avenue will include initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and G. Club of the Maccabees
Shaver Park
Cedar Gardens
Bruce Caiina
Saver Avenue
Wood Couple Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs L E Wood of Cedar Rapids route 4 celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Thursday evening party at their home. Gifts of silver were given and refreshments served. Guests included Mr and Mrs EF Wood, Mr and Mrs Charlies Mc Clintock, Miss Lucille Hazel, LeRoy Wood, Mr and Mrs Fred Goyer, Miss Dolores Wood, Miss Henrietta Wood and Bob Prucha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Wood
Cedar Rapids
EF. E Wood
Charlies McClintock
Lucille Hazel
LeRoy Wood
Fred Goyer
Dolores Wood
Henrietta Wood
Bob Prucha
Governor Bucknell Attends Island Banquet with Nation's Governors
Bruce Bucknell of 372 Nineteenth Street SE has returned from Mackinac Island Michigan where he served as a member of the governor's Eagle Scout honor guard. He attended a governors banquet on the island just before returning to Cedar Rapids where all U S governors were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Bucknell
Nineteenth Street
Mackinac Island
Mich
Cedar Rapids
United States
Family plans two week stay at Hermit's Rest
Mrs K E Cornell and her children Kenneth and Sidney pair with Mr and Mrs B Anderson of Rock Island I and Philip Wilhelm to spend the next two weeks at Hermit's Rest on Lake Waukenabo Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Cornell
Kenneth and
Sidney
8. Anderson
Rock Island, I
Philip Wilhelm
Hermit’s Rest
Lake Waukenabo
Minn
Mrs Stolba and family travel to Chicago with Augusta Miles
Mrs. Elizabeth Stolba and her children Ethel Faye and Billy of 924 Eighteenth avenue SW have left for Chicago for a short stay. Accompanying them was Mrs. Augusta Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stolba
Ethel Faye
Billy
Eighteenth Avenue
Chicago
Augusta Miles
Johnsons on World’s Fair trip and Chesterton visit
Mr and Mrs N Johnson and their son Bob of 1927 Bever Avenue SE spent a week in Chicago at the World’s Fair. They are visiting friends at a summer resort in Chesterton Indiana and plan to return to Cedar Rapids the first of the week.
McCreedys Visit Cedar Rapids Friends in Iowa
Mr and Mrs Everett McCreedy of Los Angeles Calif visit the home of Mr and Mrs George F E McCreedy at 832 Oakland Avenue NE Cedar Rapids for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett McCreedy
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. McCreedy
George FE. McCreedy
Oakland Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Miss Marvel Foster and Miss Dorothy Rogers Head East
Miss Marvel Foster of 1205 Third Street SW and Miss Dorothy Rogers, physical education director at Cornell College in Mount Vernon, depart for a week long motor trip through the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel Foster
Third Street
Dorothy Rogers
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Ben Hur and Related Clubs Plan Sunday Picnic
Clubs and lodges including Ben Hur Aldeberan Court No 12 and Tribe meet at Mose Barden Ellis Park Sunday at 1 pm for a picnic. Members are asked to bring their own dish and one Mora covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldeberan Court No. 12
Ellis Park
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Baptist
Methodist
Kenwood Park
George W NcConkey
John Hass
First Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Harrop
Rcg
God G.tesus
Epworth League
Erma
Blane Hyten
First Christian Church Church
S. James—Elis Boulevard
Avenue NW
Homer A. Crumb
C W McConkey
St. Pauls
Fourteenth Street SE
A A. Brooks
All Departments Church School
First Baptist
First Congregational
First Presbyterian
Walter H Judd
Fukien Province
China
Post League
Eighth Avenue
L Street
Samuel Ramaker
Simday School
Samuel Roamaker
Christian Findeavor
Sunshine Mission
Francis K. Ward
Frank H. Ward
F M
Church of God
Eighth Street NW
R. N. Coolidge
C. E. Byers
E. Byers
Green's Grove
Congregational Prvan
Wright
Soret Sebnas
Peweharp
Tore Smeedtirg
Fr - Coe Fok
Shay
Merning
Lutheran Belthany
Synot English Lutheran
Mark J. Steege
Vine
Trinity—Missouri
P. L. Bornhorst
Nelish
Lapic
Germain
Augie
LG A
Albert Edward W1iggan
Mussolini
Hugh
Unity Center
Fourth, Avenue 6E
the Rev
People’s Forum
the Gazette
Hyten
Bsc
Iowa Gladi
Seacety
Josephine Lynch
Cca Eavence
Iowa Gladiolus
Gladiolus Sue
Charles Jadrnieck
H Street
John G. Reg
Westwood
Clark
Yvrton Road
Arverue
H. E. Morrow
Hopknton
Rushford Morn
Ned
Scarie
Dison
Anamosa Orange
W Mason
Colonal Gardens
N. E. Morrow
Clarks Glad Gardens
Salmon Fin
Mary Penningroth
Fourth Avenue SE
Morrow
Hef. Morrow
H C, Dixon
W .F, Hemmerling
Town Gladiolus Society
Oren
BY Claude Callan
Insull
Dillinger
Wisconsin
Erra Scotton
Miss Hubbard
Miss Springer
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B. and
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George McCreedys
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