Fifty-First Anniversary of Mr and Mrs R W Chambers
Mr and Mrs R W Chambers mark their fifty first wedding anniversary at 1955 Bever Avenue SE after fifty years in Linn County. They wed August 25 1886 in Miles at the Methodist church. he later worked on railways then in cement sales and is now retired in Cedar Rapids. Their daughter Jessie M Chambers teaches Latin at Roosevelt High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Chambers
Bever Avenue
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Methodist Church
Masonic Order
Jessie M. Chambers
Roosevelt Senior High School
Younger Set Honors Jeanne Aubineau in Cedar Rapids Visit
Former Cedar Rapids resident Miss Jeanne Aubineau, visiting Wilmette family in town, attends tea hosted by Miss Joan Yessler with social set guests including Miss Margaret Barngrover and Miss Joanne Crawford. Luncheon host Miss Merri Frances Bucknell entertained with Miss Aubineau and Miss Yessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jeanne Aubineau
Myron J. Aubineau
Wilmette, Ill
Aubineau
Camp Ojiketa
Minnesota
Joan Yessler
Fourth Avenue SE
Miss Yessler
Margaret Barngrover
Joanne Crawford
Barbara Ringer
Barbara Barry
Marion Reiff
Doris Cone
Virginia Hendrickson
Norma Bauer
Janet Dennis
Betty Larson
Virginia Clapp
Dorothy Meskness
Jeanne Cash
Gladys Linge
Barbara Rogers
Ann Lensen
Merri Frances Bucknell
Katheryn Green
Dorothy June Guneau
Janis Owens
Mary Lou Protzman
Lucille Harris
Miss Aubineau
D Avenue
Tuesday Study Club Tea Honors Mrs Ward Before California Move
The Tuesday Study club entertained at Mrs. Guy E. Hillier’s home on Meadowbrook Drive SE honoring Mrs. H. W Ward who will move to California with Prof. Ward. Mrs. H. H. Brownell and Mrs. S. N. Harris led the tea festivities with a colorfully decorated table and gifts for the guest of honor. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Malcolm Watson of Muskogee Oklahoma and Miss DeEtte Keith visiting Dr. and Mrs. John E. Stansbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Hillier
Meadowbrook Drive
H. W Ward
Prof. Ward
California
H H. Brownell
S. N. Harris
Ward
Malcolm Watson
Muskogee
Okla
E. N. Helm
DeEtte Keith
John E. Stansbury
Bell Family Returns from Wisconsin Summer Trip
Mrs. James W. Bell and her son Jack spent eight weeks in Minocqua Wisconsin. They were joined by Aer Bell who accompanied them home after a summer at Camp Minocqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Bell
Country Club Parkway SE
Jack
Wisconsin
Arthur Barlow Home After Eastern Trip
Mr and Mrs Arthur A Barlow 2520 Bever avenue SE returned after a two week eastern trip They attended the Sigma Nu national convention in New York City En route they visited Boston Montreal and the Thousand Islands traveling by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A Barlow
Bever Avenue
New York City
Barlow
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Boston
Montreal
Thousand Islands
Holmes Family Returns From Idlewild Wisconsin Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Holmes and her son Jim of 369 Forest Drive SE have returned from a ten day stay at Idlewild resort in Martell Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Holmes
Forest Drive
Jim
Martell
Wis
Idlewild Resort
Greene family returns from Pine River after stay
Mrs. R. W. Greene of 2009 Bever avenue SE and her daughters Katheryn and Joanne returned Monday from Pine River Minnesota where they spent the last two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Greene
Bever Avenue SE
Katheryn
Joanne
Pine River
Minn
Misses Agatha and Nelle Cherry Return from Yellowstone Trip
The Misses Agatha and Nelle Cherry of 1232 Third Avenue SE have returned after two weeks visiting Yellowstone and Estes parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha
Nelle Cherry
Third Avenue SE
Yellowstone
Estes Parks
Margaret Melsh Returns From Three Months Vacation
Margaret Mary Melsh, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Melsh of 887 Shaver Road NE, has returned home after a three months vacation with her aunt Mrs Wilbur Fuegen in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mary Melsh
Frank Melsh
Shaver Road
Wilbur Fuegen
Charlotte
Mrs Everett Fox Complimented At Dessert Luncheon
Dallas visitor Mrs Everett R Fox was hosted by her sister Mrs Gordon Walker at 14321 Third Avenue SE in a dessert luncheon. Guests included Mrs C Cunningham and several local women. A later dessert bridge for Mrs Fox was hosted by Mrs Edward C Nelson at 2117 Washington Avenue SE with two bridge tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett R. Fox
Dallas
Tex
Gordon Walker
Third Avenue SE
Fox
C. C. Cunningham
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Walker
A. R. Glasier
Thomas F. Lange
Katherine Bryan Returns From Northwestern Summer Study
Miss Katherine Bryan daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton G Bryan arrives home after summer graduate work at Northwestern University Evanston Indiana Accompanied by Mrs E R Cogswell of Winnetka Illinois a cousin of the Bryans She will host guests including Mrs Cogswell and her son George Cogswell who will stay over the weekend The pair spent time visiting friends near Duluth Minnesota after Northwestern term ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Bryan
Milton G. Bryan
Sixth Street
Northwestern University
Evanston
Cedar Rapids
E. R. Cogswell
Winnetka, III
Bryan
Perry Rudes Home After Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Perry C Rude and son David returned Tuesday afternoon from a month long Western trip. They traveled through the Canadian Rockies and down the Pacific coast from Washington state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry C. Rude
Vernon Drive
David
West
Canadian Rockies
Washington State
Pacific Coast
Mrs Helmer Visits Tennessee Friends Then Heads to Chicago
Mrs Elizabeth Helmer and Mrs William McEwen visited relatives in Tennessee at the home of Mr and Mrs John Gortner. Mrs McEwen will reside in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Helmer
Second Avenue SE
Tennessee
William R. McEwen
Mrs Adah Seely to Return After Medford Visit
Mrs Adah K Seely 1903 Second Avenue SE will return Wednesday evening after spending three weeks in Medford Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah K. Seely
Second Avenue SE
Medford
Bentley Dinner Honors Daughter Leaving for Flora Stone Mather
Mr and Mrs Charles Bentley hosted a Tuesday dinner at 320 Ninth Street NW to honor daughter Elizabeth Marguerite who will soon depart for Cleveland Ohio to enter Flora Stone Mather College for Girls. Guests included Misses Jeanne Howell Dorothy Jones Margaret Terrall Marguerite McDonnell and Martha Jane Van Meter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bentley
Ninth Street NW
Elizabeth Marguerite
Cleveland
Flora Stone Mather College
Jeanne Howell
Dorothy Jones
Margaret Terrall
Marguerite McDonnell
Martha Jane van Meter
Grimm Family Reunion At Bever Park Pavilion
Descendants of Abraham Grimm plan their annual reunion this Sunday in Bever Park Pavilion. Families gather to reconnect and share memories in a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Grimm
Bever Park
Blanche Irene Sewell to marry Robert Konigsmark
Mr and Mrs C H Sewell announce the engagement of their daughter Blanche Irene to Robert F Konigsmark son of Mrs Tillie Konigsmark The couple will wed September 19 at 4 30 pm at the First Evangelical Church with Rev George Stauffacher officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Sewell
Fourth Street NW
Blanche Irene
Robert F. Konigsmark
Tillie Konigsmark
Eighth Avenue
First Evangelical Church
George Stauffacher
Helen Ogburn To Be Honor Guest At A Supper Party
Miss Helen Ogburn will be honored at a dessert supper at 364 Park Terrace SE hosted by Miss Miriam Rogers Wednesday evening. Ogburn, who is to marry Saturday afternoon Dr Richard F Blomquist, will receive a gift. Guests include Misses Cora Farr Leonore Ellsworth Beryl Brookman Lois Richardson Carla Segarlata Rae Frost and Mesdames Ross Wilson Wayne Bain Donald Lawrence Warren Buchan Lester Baldwin Charles Cuyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen ,Ogburn
Richard F. Blomquist
Miriam Rogers
Park Terrace SE
Miss Ogburn
Cora Farr
Leonore Ellsworth
Beryl Brookman
Lois Richardson
Carla Segarlata
Rae Frost
Ross Wilson
Wayne Bain
Donald Lawrence
Warren Buchan
Lester Baldwin
Charles Cuyler
Sargent Home Hosts Karches Guests From Midwest
Mr. and Mrs. Amor H. Sargent and daughter Harriet returned Tuesday from Laurelland Michigan. En route they visited Cleveland and were joined by Mrs. George F. Karch and family. The Karches will stay at the Sargent home at 2237 Washington Ave SE until Sept 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor H. Sargent
Washington Avenue
Harriet Sargent
Leland
Mich
Sargents
Cleveland
George F. Karch
Karch
George, Jr
Sargent
Sargent Home
Miss Johnson Hosts party for departing Lehmans
Miss Ellen Johnson of 1208 Sixth avenue SE entertained Monday evening honoring Kathe leen and Dean Lehman of 1219 Fifth avenue SE who are moving soon to Springfield Illinois. Guests included Marcia Louise Birdie Lee Jean Prather Blanche Mohn Beverly Hall Janet Meyers Jo Ann Berger and Florence Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Johnson
Sixth Avenue
Katheleen
Dean Lehman
Fifth Avenue
Springfield
Marcia Louise
Birdie Lee
Jean Prather
Blanche Mohn
Beverly Hall
Janet Meyers
Jo Ann Berger
Florence Madison
Dinner Guests at J. R. Sebern Home
Miss Stella Sebern of Washington D C and her sisters Mrs H H St Clair and Mr St Clair of Vinton and Mrs Frank Smart of Dysart were dinner guests Tuesday evening in the J R Sebern home 127 A avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Sebern
Washington, D. C
H. H. St. Clair
Mr. St. Clair
Vinton
Frank Smart
Dysart
J. R. Sebern
A Avenue NW
Final Courtesy For Mrs Novak Ends West Point Visit
Mrs Leo Novak of West Point New York and family conclude a three week stay with Mr Novak s mother Mrs Mary Novak at 820 First Avenue East after a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Dean S Hilborn at Wurster s Tea Room. Guests included many Westwood New Jersey visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Novak
West Point
N. Y
Mr. Novak
Mary Jean
Don Gerald
Jack
Mary Novak
First Avenue E
Dean S. Hilborn
C Avenue NW
Wurster
Mrs. Novak
Greenawalts Return From Colorado Trip
Dr and Mrs R A Greenawalt of 1912 Blake boulevard SE have returned after a month in Colorado. They stayed two weeks with Dr Greenawalt’s brother Dr C A Greenawalt and wife at Estes Park. The couple also spent two weeks at Atmore resort in Glenary or Glen Devey Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A Greenawalt
Blake Boulevard
Colorado
Mosses Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moss of 1107 Second Street SE entertained Sunday for their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Eight children and five grandchildren attended along with the couple’s sister Mrs Jennie Wagner and Miss Vivian Hollingsworth. A gift was presented by their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moss
Second Street
Robert Comreid
Comreid
Charles D. Moss
Moss
Russell Moss
Earl Wood
Wood
Robert Moss
Betty
Donavon
Darlene Moss
Evelyn
Betty Lou Comreid
Joyce
Bobbie Moss
Richard Earl Wood
Mr. Moss
Jennie Wagner
Vivian Hollingsworth
Daughters of Penelope Alethea Meet At Moose Hall
The Daughters of Penelope Alethea chapter will gather Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Moose Hall to conduct important business and discuss chapter affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Penelope
Alethea
Moose Hall
Contract Bridge Strategy And A Boston Star's Tough Hand
In a Branford era column, Charlies C Harvey of Boston plays a tough contract using both hands and the opening lead to defeat a trumped declaration. He tests West for diamond strength, counters false signals from the lead, and finishes with high trumps and established diamonds amid careful ruffing and discards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
Charlies C Harvey
Boston
New
Engand
Harvey
West
East
Jane Niles Named Camp Fire Girls Office Secretary
Miss Jane Niles daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford L Niles of Anamosa accepts the temporary post of office secretary and field worker for the Camp Fire Girls in the Cedar Rapids district She will arrive Sept 1 to begin duties filling the vacancy created by Miss Ardyce Woodside's leave. Niles recent University of Iowa journalism graduate has long served as a Camp Fire guardian in Anamosa Cedar Rapids district covers thirty mile radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Niles
Clifford L. Niles
Anamosa
Camp Fire
Cedar Rapids
M. R. Warren
Camp Fire Board
Miss Niles
Warren
Ardyce Woodside
Elgin, Il
Niles
University of Iowa
School of Journalism
Kriz Family Home After Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Louis R Kriz and their daughter Elyanne of 229 Fifteenth Street NW have returned from a three week western itinerary with the Kriz mothers Mrs Anna Kriz and Mrs Mary L Hurtt. The party visited Wake Tahoe Yosemite National Park Boulder Dam the Grand Canyon and San Francisco hosted by Mr and Mrs Hal E Rawley of Pasadena and met former Cedar Rapids residents in California including Mr and Mrs R Arno Peet Glendale Mr and Mrs Joseph Hershiser Santa Ana Mr and Mrs William Eggleston Whittier Mrs Fred Collar Pasadena Miss Anna Langer Los Angeles Miss Ernestine Mineck Glendale and Mr and Mrs George Cathcart Upland. They also attended the Iowa picn pb Bixby Park in Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Kriz
Fifteenth Street
Elyanne
West
Kriz
Anna Kriz
Mary L. Hurtt
Wake ,Tahoe
Yosemite National Park
Boulder Dam
Grand Canyon
San Francisco
Hal E. Rawley
Pasadena
Wyoming Guests Honored At Parties
Mrs. Arthur Hurtt entertained at a family dinner honoring O. C. Hurtt of Casper and his daughters Elizabeth Mary Louise and Aileen who are visiting relatives. Casper guests were later entertained at a small dinner at Ford Hopkins tea room by Mr and Mrs Louis Kriz. Before departing for St Paul Minn next week, O. C. Hurtt will be hosted by his sister Mrs Etta Payn and brother in law Ben Stauffacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hurtt
Second Street
O. C. Hurtt
Casper, Wyo
Elizabeth
Mary Louise
Aileen
Herbert H. Hoadley
Owen
Louis R. Kriz
Elvanne
Anna Kriz
Ford Hopkins Tea Room
Mr. Hurtt
St. Paul, Minn
Etta Payn
Ben Stauffacher
Hrdlicka Family Holds Fourteenth Reunion at Ellis Park
The Hrdlicka clan gathered at the river pavilion in Ellis park for their fourteenth annual reunion with ninety-two attending. New officers were elected Frank Hrdlicka president Emerson Goodman vice president and Dorothy Vesely secretary treasurer. A large list of Cedar Rapids Amana and nearby residents attended with numerous family members named and a next reunion scheduled for August 21 1938 at Ellis Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrdlicka
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Frank Hrdlicka
Wiliamsburg
Emerson Goodman
Williamsburg
Dorothy Vesely
Cedar Rapids
John Welch
Louis Hrdlicka
Allie Goodman
John Stodola
Charlie Hrdlicka
Margaret Hrdlicka
Florence Dodt
Alma Buresh
Lizzie Hrdlicka
Henry Hrdlicka
Henrietta
Della Benish
Leon
Walker
Helen
Louis
Amana
A. E. Hr
Elizabeth Hrdlicka
Fairfax
Floyd Brant
Constance
Ed Kadera
Clara Jean
Howard Brown
Fred Hrdlicka
Town City
P. R. Ford
Yvonne Lagel
Paul Dodt
Marie Brant
Elias Brant
Mary Hrdlick
Milo
Frank Vikel
Oxford
Mellisa Saxon
Lee Hrdlicka
Carl Berstler
Wetzel Family Returns From Central Canada Trip
Mr and Mrs George A Wetzel and sons Grant and Garlan return from a two week visit through Port Arthur and Winnipeg. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Verne Noble in Fargo and Mr and Mrs Oscar Hochie, formerly of Cedar Rapids, in St Paul Munn. Classified ads urge ordering coal now at low summer prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A Wetzel
Grant and
Garlan
Seventh Avenue SE
Central Canada
Port Arthur
Winnipeg
Verne Noble
Fargo
N. D
Oscar Hochie
St. Paul Munn
Cedar Rapids
McMeel Guests Depart After Weeklong Visit
Jerry McMeel returned to Houston after a week with his mother Mrs. Mary McMeel at 320 Rockford road SW. Cousin Mrs. Rose Foster of Muscatine left for Omaha following several days in the McMeel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry McMeel
Houston
Tex
Mary McMeel
Rockford Road
Rose Foster
Muscatine
McMeel
Omaha
Mrs G R Schmidt Hosts Mixed Shower for Nadine Schmidt
Mrs G R Schmidt of 1839 E Avenue NW entertained a mixed shower for her granddaughter Nadine Schmidt bride elect. Guests included Mesdames A F Schmidt W J Simpson F E Nolan A H Garrett W T Hodges S P Cameron S M Duncan J Hrubesh Otto Sikora W Werba Frank Ehrenberger C Kepler E J Barta of Cincinnati and Misses Sophia Meyer Edith Lord Mary Jane Flaherty. Nadine was also recently hosted by Miss Nadine Troyak and Miss Betty Morgan at their homes and received a gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Schmidt
E Avenue NW
Nadine Schmidt
A. F. Schmidt
W. J. Simpson
F. E. Nolan
A. H. Garrett
W. T. Hodges
S. P. Cameron
S. M. Duncan
J. Hrubesh
Otto Sikora
W. Werba
Frank Ehrenberger
John Troyak
Elmer Baird
Paul Hayes
Alice Brainerd
Thelma Brayton
Mary Jane Flaherty
Mary Alice Forsythe
Virginia Morgan
Marie Skerik
Lenore Vondracek
Lois Poland
Nadine Subotnik
Gerdl Family Home Visit in Seattle Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Robert L Gerdl of Los Angeles are visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs O L Gerdl at 365 Second Avenue SW, staying with the senior Gerdls in their local residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Gerdl
Los Angeles
Mr. Gerdl
Mrs
O. L. Gerdl
Second Avenue SW
Mrs. Amelia Emery Visits Sister in City
Mrs. Amelia Emery of Spokane Washington visits her sister Mrs. K R Ellis at 107 Thirteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Emery
Spokane, Wash
K. R. Ellis
Thirteenth Street
Miss Katherine Bailey Visits Clayton P. Smith Home
Miss Katherine Bailey of Town City was a guest Tuesday in the Clayton P. Smith home at 125 Thirty-third Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Bailey
Town City
Clayton P. Smith
Thirty-third Street
Montague awaits decision on bail in New York case
Hollywood golfer John Montague, jailed in Elizabethtown, faces Supreme Court Justice O for a bail ruling on seven year old robbery charges. District Attorney Thomas McDonald opposes bail. Montague identified as Laverne Moore held up Kin Hanna’s roadhouse on August 4, 1930, with a masked gunman and blackjack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
N. Y
John Montague
Hollywood
Percy Egglefield
Adirondack Mountain
Egglefield
West Coast
Montague
Supreme Court
O. Byron Brewster
Thomas McDonald
Brewster
Noonan
Laverne Moore
McDonald
Kin Hanna
Jay
Uprising Grips Great Inagua Island Bahamas
A violent uprising on Great Inagua island caused casualties and destruction. At least one person was killed and several buildings including the commissioner's residence and the radio station burned. Fifteen refugees, including five Americans and nine Negro British West Indians, were detained by army authorities after fleeing Cananovas by small launch on August 20. The steamer Priscilla was sent to Mathewtown with police and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayari
Oriente Province
Cuba
Great Inagua Island
Bahamas
Cananovas
Great Iniqua Island
Priscilla
Mathewtown
Vote on union row may quell federation split
Officials for the American Federation of Teachers in Madison say a national referendum on affiliation between the CIO and AFL is the only solution to avert a permanent split after hours of private talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
American Federation of Teachers
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Man Electrocuted On Wire Near Keota
Carl C. Cross of Centerville a lineman for Iowa Southern Utilities was electrocuted Wednesday when his body touched 2400 volt lines two miles east of Keota as workers were stringing a new line in Washington Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ia
Carl C. Cross
Centerville
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Keota
Roosevelt Signs Crop Control Pledge Resolution
President Roosevelt signed a joint resolution pledging Congress to consider crop surplus control legislation at the next session. The move accompanies federal loans on the 1937 cotton crop to stabilize price, with subsidies tied to production limits and a 12 cent floor, and debate over loan levels of 9 or 10 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Wallace
West Union Child Has Eleven Grandparents
Six month old Edwin Clare Malone of West Union Iowa is described as perhaps the most spoiled child in the area. His extended family includes four grandparents six great grandparents and one great great grandparent. Grandparents are H L Svenksen Waterloo and Clyde A Malone Manchester. Great grandparents include A J Malone Strawberry Point Herman Bruhn Peter Svenksen Clinton and Sadie Fisk Manchester. Great great grandparent is Mrs Louis Hansen Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Manchester
Iowa
Edwin Clare Malone
E. C. Malone
West Union
H. L. Svenksen
Waterloo
Clyde A. Malone
A. J. Malone
Strawberry Point
Herman Bruhn
Peter Svenksen
Clinton
Sadie Fisk
Louis Hansen
Cedar Rapids Man Again Heads Deaf Association
DES MOINES AP Carl Osterberg of Cedar Rapids was reelected Tuesday night as president of the Iowa Association of the Deaf at its convention. Officers elected include George Parks Des Moines first vice president R J Landry Fort Dodge second vice president Tom L Anderson Council Bluffs secretary Fred Ward Fort Dodge treasurer and John Marty Council Bluffs treasurer of the foundation. Delegates chose Council Bluffs to host the 1940 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Carl Osterberg
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Association of the Deaf
George Parks
R. J. Landry
Fort Dodge
Tom L. Anderson
Council Bluffs
Fred Ward
John Marty
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. and
Mrs. R. W. Chambers
H. W. Ward
James Bells
Arthur Barlows
Misses Cherry
Margaret Melsh
Everett Fox
Perry Rudes
Mrs. Seely
Honor Daughter
GRIMM
Manon Phone
Third Street
Blanche Irene Sewell
Helen Ogburn
Miss Johnson
Nr. A
Amy
Bill
Wm. E. McKenney
American Badge League
Tip
RCA
Victor Records
Hilterunner Music
First Street
Camp Fire Girls
Wyoming
Canada
Miss Schmidt
Robert Gerdls
Mrs. Emery
Miss Bailey
John E. Lapes
Deaf Association
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