Knights of Pythias and Sisters Arrive for Iowa Convention
Busy preliminaries at the Montrose hotel precede the 67th Knights of Pythias annual convention and 46th Pythian Sisters grand temple meeting in Iowa. About 700 Pythians and several hundred Sisters are expected with Elizabeth Hoyt of Chicago among notable visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Iowa
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters of Iowa
Grand Temple
Crystal Room
Cedar Rapids
John Cook
Star of the West Lodge No. 1
Julia Yearick
Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
A. B. Gookin
Chariton
Alice B. Carter
Fairfield
Grand Lodge
Elizabeth Hoyt
Chicago
Pythian Grand Lodge
Star of the West
Iowa Dozen Club
Pythians
Montrose
J. L. Plum
Pythian
C. I. White
Oakland
R. R. Hibbs
Marengo
Five Generations at Family Reunion in Bever Park
Five generations gathered at a Bever Park picnic honoring Mrs. E. V. Boudinot of Des Moines who turns eighty five August 31. Attendees included Strang family members from Des Moines Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs plus guests. farewell for C. C. Strang and daughter Janet as they depart for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
E. V. Boudinot
Des Moines
Tommy Strang
Meredith Strang
Fifteenth Avenue
C. C. Strang
Janet
Chicago
M. M. Harding
Jacqueline
Wilton Junction
Donald Strang
Bobby
Delwein
Dewey W. Strang
Vernon
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
H. B. Strang
Richard
Kenneth
Kenneth Strang
Second Avenue SE
Pythian Band Set To Play In Cedar Rapids Tonight
Mayme Hunter and a list of readers from Montezuma Dysart Durant Rolfe Iowa Falls Fort Dodge Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls Cherokee Davenport Fairfield gather as townspeople in a community scene. The Cedar Rapids Pythian band directed by Frank Vlasek performs downtown this evening from seven to nine. Keepers of records and seals elect Ralph Almquist as president Earnest Shaffer as vice president and J R James as secretary Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Hunter
Montezuma
Mabel Hayward
Dysart
Margaret Munn
Durant
Ann Wiley
Rolfe
Ada Cottrell
Iowa Falls
Alice Swanstrom
Fort Dodge
Charmian Taylor
Cedar Falls
Bertha Buffington
Cedar Rapids
Pearl Wirth
Cherokee
Nell Smallfield
Davenport
Alice Carter
Fairfield
Ralph Almquist
Sheridan
Earnest Shaffer
Iowa City
J. R. James
Wellman
Woman Check Forzer Operating In City Warned Merchants
Police warn merchants to beware a woman check forger seen in the city. Three clothing stores reported pay checks from Home Lumber, signed by H E Matthews and endorsed by Henry Butler. The counterfeit items valued at 25.70 25.80 and 24.90 were given Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Lumber Company
H. E. Matthews
Henry Butler
Brooks Shoe Store
Harland
Beverly’s
Merchants National Bank
Man Held After Refusing to Pay Fare and Impersonation Claim
R. J. McCarthy, 30, is held by police for investigation with possible charges of impersonating a federal officer or carrying concealed weapons. He rode to Marion then Cedar Rapids with aid of local men, claimed he was an internal revenue agent and left a gun in a cab. The gun was recovered and he refused to reveal his home or provide further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Marion
Cedar Park
Archie Reinheimer
Darrell Murray
Cedar Rapids
Internal Revenue
Two New Deal Senators Face Ballot Tests At Primaries
The Mississippi and South Carolina primaries pits Senators Pat Harrison and James Byrnes against rivals as Democratic nominees. In California Townsend supporters back twenty congressional candidates in a major test of Townsend influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
California
Harrison
Senate
Martin
Mike” Sennett Conner
Theo G
Bilbo
Conner
Byrnes
Thomas P. Stoney
Charleston
W. C. Harllee
Legion Commander States Stand On Teacher Oath Law
W G Henke Iowa American Legion commander voices support for voluntary oath to government in a letter to Dean Albion R King Cornell college Mount Vernon Referendum in Iowa seeks Legion sentiment on the oath proposal He argues the same liberal treatment for officials as for teachers and calls voluntary oath a preventive against fascist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
W. G. Henke
Iowa- American Legion
Albion R. King
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Dean King
Towa
Henke
United States
Schmickle Named Deputy for Linn County Schools Office
Walter A. Shupp, Linn County superintendent, announced Miss Hilda Schmickle of 3020 E Avenue NE as office deputy. Schmickle, born in Linn County and a Coe College alumna, replaces Esther Strother of Marion who held the post for sixteen years. Shupp and family have moved to Cedar Rapids at 3607 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Shupp
Linn County
Hilda Schmickle
Miss Schmickle
Central City
Alburnett High School
Coe College
Esther Strother
Marion
Shupp
Troy Mills
Lulu B. Secrist
Shypp
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue E
Iowa Bank Robbers Will Face Charges For Nebraska Crime
Omaha police said Albert England and his nephew Orie England would be taken to Wayne Nebraska to face charges for robbing the Co-Operative Credit association at Carroll on June 15 1936. They also face a Nebraska claim for the Elliott Iowa bank robbery on August 18 1935 and confessed to both crimes. The Carroll robbery yielded 1400 and Elliott about 1164 according to the bank manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Albert England
Orie England
Wayne, Neb
Co-Operative Credit Association
Carroll Neb
Elliott
Nebraska
Carroll
Births in Mercy Hospital Families Named Henderson Caudill Korsmo
Born to Mr and Mrs Harold Henderson at Mercy hospital Aug 22 a son. Born to Mr and Mrs Jack Caudill at Mercy hospital Aug 23 a daughter Peggy Joan. Born to Mr and Mrs Lester Korsmo at Memorial drive SE a daughter Gloria Marie Aug 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Henderson
First Avenue E
Mercy Hospital
Jack Caudill
B. Avenue NE
Peggy Joan
Lester Korsmo
Memorial Drive SE
Gloria Marie
Landon’s Pennsylvania Stop Highlights Education and Free Speech
Governor Landon links education to public freedom and opposes censorship and loyalty oaths for teachers. He argues for academic and religious liberty, presses independence of schools and media, and notes education as a major public effort. A shooting near the speech disrupts the event but he continues through Conneautville and visits his childhood home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
America
Conneautville
Gov. London
Thomas L. Delmonico
Pittsburgh
Delmonico
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Erie
Gov. Landon
Rev Herman Harms Elected Leader of East Iowa Lutheran District
The Rev Herman Harms, longtime president of the Lutheran synod of Missouri Ohio and other states, was elected president of the new east Iowa district on Tuesday. The Rev Adolf Schwidder of Wall Lake led as president of the west Iowa district at the joint meeting.
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Waterloo
Herman Harms
Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Ohio
East Iowa
Adolf Schwidder
Wall Lake
West Iowa
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
Kenwood Presbyterian hosts a Thursday chicken supper for 40c. Nation Union for Social Justice Unit 35 meets at Daniels park pavilion at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Fire Company No. 5 battled a grass fire along the west river bank near Penick and Ford plant at 2:15 p.m. Monday. Cc. H. Miller, 470 Sixth Street SE, returns from a four week vacation visiting friends in Illinois and Davenport. Mrs. D. D. Cutler of Roosevelt hotel comes back Monday from Clinton where her brother is ill in a hospital.
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Nation Union For Social Justice
Daniels Park Pavilion
Fire Company No. 5
West River
Penick and Ford
Cc. H. Miller
Sixth Street
Illinois
Davenport
D. D. Cutler
Roosevelt Hotel
Clinton
Monthly Church Night at First United Presbyterian
The church hosts a monthly night this Wednesday at 6 30 at the First United Presbyterian church on Third avenue and Second street SW. A picnic supper worship period and social hour follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Third Avenue
Second Street
Two Men Depart on Two Week Fishing Trip to Ontario and Minnesota
Alfred Krecja and Ernest Sykora left Saturday for a two week fishing trip. They will visit Lake of the Woods and Nester Falls in Ontario and Black Duck in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Krecja
L Street
Ernest Sykora
Sixteenth Avenue
Lake of the Woods
Nester Falls
Ontario
Black Duck
Minn
National Union for Social Justice Meets at Moose Hall
Unit No 7 of the National Union for Social Justice will meet Wednesday at Moose hall in the Jim block. The national convention delegates report will be heard and other important business will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Union For Social Justice
Moose Hall
Jim Block
Jump Leaves For Des Moines State Fair
Benjamin W. Jump son of Mr and Mrs W H Jump 396 Twenty Fifth Street SE left for Des Moines on Tuesday to attend the state fair. He has been employed for the summer in his father's office at James E Bennett and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin W. Jump
W. H. Jump
Twenty-fifth Street
Des Moines
James E. Bennett and Company
Car stolen from Second Avenue area. 1931 Ford Cabriolet
A 1931 Ford cabriolet owned by William Hodgson of 13612 Seventeenth Street SW was stolen from Second Avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets around 7 15 p.m. Monday. The vehicle has a brown body black fenders and yellow wheels with a license starting 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hodgson
Seventeenth Street
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
Sixth Streets
Attorneys Enjoy Noon Picnic At Ellis Park
A watermelon picnic for local attorneys and their families was held at Ellis Park Monday evening. About fifty people attended and melons were donated by William Crissman Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
William Crissman
Boy Suffered Minor Bruises After Run-In On First Street
Francis Spinka seven of 617 Second street NW escaped between parked cars and struck a northbound auto on First street SE between First and Second avenues at 4 05 p m Monday. Mrs G C Babcock of Thornwood Park was driving.
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Francis Spinka
Second Street
First Street
First and
Second Avenues
G. C. Babcock
Thornwood Park
Two Men Hurt at Work at Local Grocer and Seed Firm
Merle McAvoy of 408 G Avenue NW was treated at St. Luke’s Hospital after a steel splinter embedded in his right hand while employed at Witwer Grocer Company. Edward Blazek of Ely received treatment at St. Luke’s for a scalp wound when a board fell on him at Hamilton Seed and Coal Company.
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Merle McAvoy
G Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Witwer Grocer Company
Edward Blazek
Ely
St. Luke's
Hamilton Seed and Coal Company
Cedar Rapids Band and Drum Corps Practice Schedule
The Cedar Rapids Boys Y band meets at 7 15 this evening at the Y M C A. Junior drum corps practices at 9 am Wednesday at the Coe girls field on C avenue and Fourteenth street NE. Senior drum corps practices at 7 15 Thursday evening on Second street SE near the Rock Island freight house.
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Cedar Rapids
Y.M.C
Coe
C Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Second Street
Rock Island Freight House
Hurt In Kentucky Crash Involving Army Truck
Sergeant R. R. Lewis of the Coe college military department and Mrs. Lewis were injured when their car was hit by an army truck as they headed to Mrs. Lewis home in Kentucky for a ten day visit. They were treated at Fort Thomas Kentucky and an army car carried them to their destination. They expect to return to Cedar Rapids by bus about September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Lewis
Coe College Military Department
Hit and Run Driver Reported Near First Street
Police investigated a hit and run at First Street and A Avenue NE around 3 p.m. A boy was struck and injured in both arms but vanished before officers arrived. Witnesses saw a car drive west across the avenue bridge and fail to stop.
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First Street
Avenue NE
Avenue Bridge
Relief Aid Policy Told At Canopus Club
Linn county relief administrator Mrs. Alice Ferber said relief is available without Pull when a family is truly in need. Speaking at a Roosevelt hotel luncheon, she stressed equal consideration for all applicants and described family problems faced by her office without naming individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Alice Ferber
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Reckless Driver Fined in Police Court Action
E. B. Challis of 1716 Thirty-second street NE pled guilty to reckless driving and was fined 25 dollars with costs. the fine was suspended on good behavior. Walter Waggener of 927 Third street SW paid 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Others paid 1 dollar and costs for overtime parking at the Kresge building and 1235 Fourth street SW.
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E. B. Challis
Thirty-second Street
Walter Waggener
Third Street
Paul Palmer
Kresge
J. Dane
Fourth Street
Local residents listed with fines for double parking
C Gertsen Killian company J J Nedved 931 Twenty sixth street SE Don Augustine 715 A avenue NE Bert Harnish 602 Vernal street NW E J Wasta 1960 C avenue NE Carl Connor 330 First avenue W and R Fillen worth 611 A avenue NE H C Henderson 3425 First avenue E paid $1 and costs for double parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gertsen
Killian Company
J. J. Nedved
Twenty-sixth Street
Don Augustine
A Avenue
Bert Harnish
Vernal Street
E. J. Wasta
C Avenue
Carl Connor
First Avenue
R. Fillenworth
H. C. Henderson
Seed corn storage program planned by Wallace
Secretary Wallace announced tentative plans to lend 5 to 10 million dollars to farmers storing seed corn for next year. The program would supplement purchases of grains for seed and may include buying a few sheep as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Mid-West
Wallace
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Miller Leads With 73 In National Amateur Qualifiers
Danr Miller from Des Moines posted a 73 to lead after 18 holes in the 36 hole medal play test for the national amateur section golf trials at Wakanda Hills. Sid Richardson from Creston was one stroke back after two 37s, with Bill Read of Wakonda in third on 75. Johnny Vavra Cedar Rapids and Billy Cordingley Des Moines trailed by one. The top three after 36 holes advance to Garden City New York for the national amateur championship next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Denmar Miller
Wakanda
Miller
Sid Richardson
Creston
Bill Read
Wakonda
Hal Chase
Johnny Vavra
Cedar Rapids
Billy Cordingley
Chase
Garden City
Long Island
Earth From Lindbergh Birthplace To Go To Legion Shrine
A cubic foot of earth from Charles A. Lindberghs boyhood home will represent Minnesota at the national American Legion convention shrine in Cleveland. The Minnesota department chose the site as most representative of Americanism. The shrine will hold earth from historic places in all forty eight states.
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Little Falls
Minn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Minnesota
National American Legion
Cleveland
Self-inflicted mutilation case closed in Florida
Deputy Sheriff Sid Saunders said the investigation into the partial emasculation of 19 year old laborer Carl Slone was closed. Slone admitted he attempted the act on himself because he was angry at an unnamed girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Sid Saunders
Carl Slone
Saunders
Japan to Increase Defense Funds in 1937-38 Policy Plan
Tokio AP reports seven major national policies for the 1937-1938 fiscal year. The cabinet office signals higher army and navy appropriations. The plan also includes promotion of foreign trade and large-scale migration to Manchukuo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Manchukuo
Risk Firms Intervene In N W Refinancing
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a committee representing 12 large life insurance firms holding 72.29 million dollars in Chicago and North Western railway bonds to become a party in the railroad’s ongoing reorganization proceedings before the ICC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Nazi Swastika Car Vandalism At Austrian Resort
Jewish visitors at Poertschach in Austria find their parked cars with leather tops cut in a swastika after swimming at the lake resort. Police investigate suspected anti Semitic vandalism targeting tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poertschach
Austria
Embezzlement suspect returned to Tipton from Linn county jail
Sheriff Christian of Tipton handed over Frank Cotton of Pittsburgh to Linn county officials after detaining him on an embezzlement warrant. Cotton, traveling with carnival sales, was held Monday night in Tipton jail. Cedar county authorities had requested his pickup. Fingerprint study indicated he is also Frank A. Morrison wanted by the federal justice department for narcotics violations, with Minneapolis authorities notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Christian
Tipton
Frank Cotton
Pittsburgh
Linn County
Christian
Cotton
Larry Condon
Ed Gill
Mount Vernon
Gill
Cedar County
Linn County Board weighs road grading projects
The Linn County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday heard requests to grade and surface about half a mile of road between Beverly Road and Rockford Road, and about one and a quarter miles on Blair's Ferry Road west of Highway 11. The board took both proposals under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Beverly Road
Rockford Road
A. A. Richley
Theodore F. Vavra
Milo Hekl
Blair’s Ferry
Judge Revokes Suspension in Cedar Rapids Liquor Case
Judge A B Clark in district court revoked the suspension of a liquor charge against Frances Ward 32 of Cedar Rapids. Ward was sentenced to three months at Rockwell City women's reformatory with the Sept 24 1935 date. Ward and Charles Dvorak 30 a roomer pled not guilty to illegal possession after a raid on her Hull Avenue SE home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
Rockwell City Women’s Reformatory
Frances Ward
Cedar Rapids
Miss Ward
Charles Dvorak
Hull Avenue SE
Kennedy Appeals Landlord Duty Verdict in Fire Repair Case
Alice M. Kennedy appeals a district court from a July 31 judgment of $99.99 in favor of H. F. Tyler and Mrs. H. F. Tyler. The plaintiffs allege the landlady promised to be responsible for personal effects left in a house undergoing repairs after a fire. Kennedy denies assuming responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Kennedy
H. F. Tyler
District Court
Almon S. Reed
Chickens Stolen From NE City Hen House
Albert Kratochvil reports burglary at his chicken house on Twelfth Street NE. Thieves took three Buff Rock and two White Leghorn chickens. Deputy Roy Radebaugh and Sheriff James H. Smith's office are investigating the early Tuesday incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kratochvil
Twelfth Street
James H. Smith
Roy Radebaugh
Exemption Applications for 1936 Taxes Deadline
Soldiers and nurses of any American war must file exemption applications with County Auditor Robert M. Vesely by August 31 or already filed with the assessor or auditor. Exemption applies to ex service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Vesely
Edna Thompson Sues For Farm Rental Judgment
Edna Thompson seeks a 591 judgment in a lease dispute alleging unpaid farm rent from Don Hunsecker and Ruth Hunsecker under a farm lease. The filing centers on a rental claim against the Hunseckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Thompson
Don Hunsecker
Ruth Hunsecker
Railway Audit Co Hearing Delayed to Oct 12
Counsel for the La Follette senate labor sub committee signed an agreement postponing further efforts to investigate alleged labor activities of the Railway Audit and Inspection company and subsidiaries until Oct. 12. The DC Supreme Court Justice James M. Proctor postponed action on the injunction suit by L. Douglas Rice to compel railway officials to testify. The agreement allows the sub committee to call a hearing after reasonable notice to the court so the injunction case can be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
la Follette Senate Labor
Railway Audit and Inspection Company
District of Columbia Supreme Court
James M. Proctor
L. Douglas ‘Rice
Railway Audit
la Follette
New York Greets Japanese Middies
A Japanese naval training squadron anchored in the Hudson near 129th Street after salutes with Fort Jay. The Iwate and the Yakumo carried over 200 midshipmen bound for a week of activities in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson River
129Th Street
Fort Jay
Governor’s Island
Iwate
Nazis to Mobilize All Youth of Reich
Nazi leaders plan two years of compulsory military service, aiming to rival Soviet strength. France fears a German army of 700 000 to 800 000, while the Soviet fighting force is about 1.3 million. Madrid reports purge of fascists and rebel claims amid Madrid’s conflict. Germany’s arms embargo and a no intervention pact shape European security efforts at Locarno talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ukase
Russia
Moscow
Germany
Spain
Italy
Great Britain
England
Belgium
Barry and Smith win in state fair photographic salon
John W. Barry of Cedar Rapids won first place in the child’s photo division at the State Fair photographic salon held Tuesday. Another Barry picture finished third in the action division. Merrill O. Smith of Cedar Rapids won first in the Iowa State Parks division with “Wapsi pinicon Trail,” as more than 500 entries from across the nation competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Barry
Cedar Rapids
State Fair
Barry
Merrill O. Smith
Open Bids On Linn County Coal Supply
Linn county board of supervisors opened coal bids and deferred action to next Tuesday at 2 30 p m. Contracts seek 1500 tons of poor relief coal with a 1500 ton option and 600 tons for the county home with a 100 ton option. Thirteen bidders priced relief coal and four bid on the county home fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Pendergast Undergoes Operation for Obstruction
Thomas Pendergast, Kansas City political leader, underwent an operation for an intestinal obstruction on Tuesday. His physician announced he had come through it splendidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Pendergast
Kansas City
Hutchins Announces 509 Degrees At Chicago Convocation
University of Chicago president Robert M Hutchins said 509 candidates will receive degrees at the 185th graduation Friday. Dr Charles H Judd, distinguished education professor, will deliver the commencement address.
Twins More Common in Cool Northern Lands
The text notes higher twin birth frequency in Sweden compared with Italy and Brazil, indicating climate and regional factors may influence twinning rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Italy
Brazil
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Knights OF Pythias and
Sunshine Girls
Athens Council No. 2
Star of the West Hall
Dell P. Glazier
Fort Madison
Alice M. H. Boylan
Eldora
Linnie Fiero
Effie Parsons
Mary Johnson
Boone
Grace Eickelberg
Fairbank
Carrie Hunter
Newton
Effie Anderson
Dayton
Belle Woodstock
Clear Lake
Martha McAllister
Hawarden
Anna Morrison
Grundy Center
Maude Cooper
Bertha Cruver
Mae Hickman
Lavinia Forsythe
Mary Knoblauch
Emmetsburg
Harriet Lass
Ochevedan
Katherine Warner
Marie Basham
Hazel Robinson
Glenwood
Mae Ferguson Fisher
State Center
Quality Shoe Shop
Second Ave
Cc Quality
Woman Check Forzer
Burkhalter Insurance
United Press
Legion
New County Sept. of Schools
John Klinginsmith
E. Lutheran Synod
Kenwood Presbyterian
Kentucky
Earth
Lindy
Japan
N. W
Bobos
Court House News
U. S
Railway Audit Co
Reich
Madrid
Alfonso
Victoria
Guadarrama
Iran
Bay of Biscay
Barry and
Smith
Linn County Coal Supply
W. A. Mason
D. C
Basic Technician Health Service
Fifth Avenue
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