Linn County Old Settlers Reunion Honors Dignitaries
At Mare City Park the Linn County Old Settlers Association marked its 58th reunion with awards for longevity. Notable honorees included Mrs. Brown 94 and J. Stick 91, plus decades of membership for Rudolph Fitzgerald and others from Cedar Rapids Marion Central City and Santa Anna. Local figures such as Henry Hood led activities while C M Wilson spoke on Iowa Farm Bureau matters.
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Linn Coun Old Settlers Association
Mareon
Marion
Kenwood
Cedar, Rapids
Marion Sur
Aobeech Brown
Brown
Third Street
Linn County
Old Setters Association
J. Stick
Center Point
Stick
Mrs. Brown
C. H. Stern
Cedar Rapids
Rudolph Fitegerald
Frank Gray
Santa Anna
Calif
B. McGowan
Huntington Park
Virsldla Bardwell
Jon
Delia Stark
Central
Jol Leidigh
Cesllix Daniels
B. F. Brockman
Lewis Wels
Fred Quandt
F Cc. Reid
Central City
William Biggins
Alburnett
Fred Aix
Alburs ‘Nett
John Snyder
Mrl
Frank Spahn
Roberts
C. M. Wilson
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
Association
Basos
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Booth Co founder Maud Ballington Booth Dies at 62
Mrs Maud Ballington Booth 62 co founder of the Volunteers of America died in Great Neck New York AP reports she had come to the United States as the wife of Ballington Booth son of General William Booth founder of the movement.
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N.Y
Maud
Ballington
Volunteers of America
England
Ballington Booth
William Booth
Maevaben
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Lovers Of Catherine Too Gets Courtroom Drenching
Actress Mae West testifies in a plagiarism suit over the play Catherine the Great Was I Great. She rejects recalling the Russian queen’s loves and argues no court can demand such details while the case unfolds. The trial, led by Judge Samual R. Blake, proceeds amid dramatic exchanges.
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West
San
Catherine the Great
Catherine
Edwin’ Rees O'Brien
Michael Kane
Henry
T. Moore
Phe
Moore
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