Colonial Program Is Given At Mt. Vernon Kensington
Mt Vernon residents enjoyed a colonial program at the home of Mrs. T R McConnell hosted by a Ladies Aid division. Readings were given by Mrs Jane Smith Lewis and Margorie Coleman and Helen Deal danced a minuet as George and Martha. Dorothy Johnson played violin and Elna Chairman piano. Tea was presided over by Mrs Cynthia Belknap and Mrs C E Kegley in colonial attire. Numerous events continued with Ingleside guest night and related social activities featuring speeches by Prof H C Lane on Archibald McLeish and gatherings across town including ministers visiting Davenport district and campus socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Kensington
T. R. McConnell
Ladies Aid
Jane Smith Lewis
Margorie Coleman
Helen Deal
George
Martha
Dorothy Johnson
Elna Chairman
Cynthia Belknap
C. E. Kegley
H. C. Lane
Archibald McLeish
Ingleside
Cornell
H. J. Burgstahler
Eva Blue
H J. Burgstahler
Davenport
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Albion R. King
C. C.A
Constance Root
Josephine Eyestone
Vance Allyn
H. A. Miller
Arrow
Helen Marsan
Aletheans
Baker House
Ralph Kleinfelter
C. F. Littell
Audrey Jean Nelson
R. A. Nelson
Miriam Freer
Helen Venn
Freer
Dan Wilcox
Anson Burge
R. A Nelson
Gail E. Chamberlain
Muscatine
Harry Dilley
Ida Bartholomew
Birthday party honors Betty June Rubey with friends
Mrs Clyde Rubey hosted a Saturday birthday afternoon at 124 Eleventh Avenue SW. Guests included Regina Drake Vera Drake Deloris Hartkemeyer Ruby Hartkemeyer Lillian Roloff Bernice Roloff Hollis Booth. Prizes went to Bernice Roloff and Deloris Hartkemeyer. Decorations featured patriotic colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Rubey
Eleventh Avenue SW
Betty June
Bernice Roloff
Deloris Hartkemeyer
Regina
Vera Drake
Deloris
Ruby Hartkemeyer
Lillian
Hollis Booth
Waffle Supper Winners Noted At Miss Severe Home
A group of girls shared a waffle supper at Miss Evalina Severe's home on Sixth avenue SE. Prizes in banco went to Doris Andersen and Kay Happel, while Eva Jena Severa and Ruth Parker won the bridge prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalina Severe
Sixth Avenue SE
Banco
Doris Andersen
Kay Happel
Eva Jena Severa
Ruth Parker
Ladies Auxiliary Benefit Bridge in Cedar Rapids
The Ladies' auxiliary of Cedar Rapids Typographical union No. 192 holds a benefit bridge on Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Nells Hornum's home 1140 C avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Cedar Rapids
Entertain Club Hosts Five Hundred Night
Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Witousek of Western entertained their five hundred club on Thursday evening. High scores were won by Mrs. Helen Housar and Richard Bowersox, while low scores went to Mrs. Georgia Buresh and W. H. Dvorak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Witousek
Western
Helen Housar
Richard Bowersox
Georgia Buresh
W. H. Dvorak
P T A Meeting Notes From Roosevelt Harrison Programs
The Adolescent study group at Roosevelt P T A will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in Roosevelt junior high library to discuss Psychological Weaning led by Mrs J M Tallman. Lone Willow P T A plans an March evening entertainment after a March business meeting and student program featuring Gilbert Felereisen and Tony Dvorak on banjo. Harrison school P T A hosts a 7 45 p m Monday program with Firemans saxophone band Dorothy Bowser Ralph Chess B D Bedell Carl Heinen Mrs Carl Heinen Maddigan School of Music and a Clelia Seidel class play. Benjamin Franklin P A holds Founders day silver tea at 2 30 p m on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P. T. A
Roosevelt Junior High School
J. M. Tallman
Gilbert Felereisen
Tony Dvorak
Cedar Rapids
P. T. A. of Harrison School
Dorothy Bowser
Ralph Chess
B. D. Bedell
Carl Heinen
Maddigan School of Music
Clelia Seidel
Benjamin Franklin P . A
Draping Styles For Living Rooms In Modern Times
Styles, design, and color govern curtain choices for living rooms. Buckram valances, formal period draping, and ready made pinch pleats suit various periods from eighteenth century to modern. Fabrics range from unglazed chINTz to moire and silk taffeta with bold colors and trim details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
School Hosts Tea With Guest Speaker Mrs Schuknecht
The library invites attendees for a tea with guest speaker Mrs L C Schuknecht president of the northeast district speaking on Down Through the Years. Tea will be served by the domestic science class led by Miss Sara Ann Brown and the school orchestra directed by Miss Christel Palmer will perform during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C Schuknecht
Sara Ann Brown
Christel Palmer
Founders Day Observed by Wilson P T A Members
The Wilson P T A met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lura Woolwine presiding in the president’s absence. Past presidents attended and members heard the history of the P T A and a founders note from Milton Tucker. A three act play marked the thirty seventh anniversary and lighted candles honored founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson P. T. A
Lura Woolwine
George Fieseler
Milton Tucker
William Dutrt
George Peacock
William Dytrt
Kathleen Check
Charles Anderson
Robert Singer
Coe College
Eunice Bentley
Conger Metcalf
Elizabeth Melberg
Kenwood P. T. A
Vesely
H. L. Hinkle
Lester Fawcett
Barbara Shepard
Eugene Kehne
M. C. Kehne
L. P. Mills
George McConkey
Kenwood
W. C. Fernow
Roy Bridge
St Gertrude's Society Lunch Meets Thursday at Wiss Home
St Gertrude's Society of St Matthew's Church will meet for a noon lunch on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Q A Wiss located at 2300 B avenue NE. Members are asked to bring their own dishes and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gertrude’s Society
St. Matthew's Church
Q. A. Wiss
B Avenue NE
Trinity Methodist Division No 2 Picnic Luncheon
Division No 2 of Trinity Methodist church will meet for a picnic luncheon at 1 on Tuesday at the home of Mrs G T McHardy 249 Johnson avenue NW. Mrs E S Mc Manes will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
G T McHardy
Johnson Avenue
E. S. McManes
General Dodge Circle Women to Meet Tuesday
General Dodge circle No. 88 of the Ladies of the G A R will hold its regular business meeting Tuesday. Comrades are invited to attend.
Card Party Planned by Ben Hurlodge No. 12 Tuesday
Ben Hurlodge No. 12 hosts a card party Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Moose hall with Mrs. Margaret Quick in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hurlodge No
Moose Hall
Margaret Quick
Cedar Chapter No 184 O E S Special Meeting Change of Date
A special meeting of Cedar Chapter No 184 O E S is set for Monday at 7 30 p m in Masonic hall. After initiatory work refreshments will be served. Members are asked to note the change of date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Mrs Schaad Hosts Star of Maine Circle Meeting
Mrs Clara Schaad will host a Star of Maine circle gathering at her home 203 Twenty-fifth street drive SE on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Assistant hostesses include Mrs Stolin Pike Mrs Clara Hemminger Mrs Ella Moody Mrs Bessie Bachman and Mrs Alma Farley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Schaad
Star of Maine Circle
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Stolin Pike
Clara Hemminger
Ella Moody
Bessie Bachman
Alma Farley
Cedar Rebekah Lodge Picnic and Charter Draping
Cedar Rebekah lodge invites members and friends to a 6 15 p m picnic supper next Wednesday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. Members should bring usual picnic supplies. After the supper, the regular meeting will include draping of the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Kensington Thursday meeting of Ladies auxiliary conductors
The Ladies auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will host a Kensington Thursday at 2 p.m. at 364 Park Terrace SE. Assistant hostesses are Mrs. Emma Arendts, chairmen, with Mrs. Lenora Goodwin, Mrs. Edith Paulson and Mrs. Gertrude O'Reilly assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Joel Rogers
Park Terrace SE
Emma Arendts
Lenora Goodwin
Edith Paulson
Gertrude O'Reilly
Local Social Notes Include Card Parties and Visits
Christina Williams hosted Concordia Lutheran Aid society event while Mrs. William Grovert held a card party. Atkins visitors Mr. and Mrs. Rin derknecht attended. Legion auxiliary fourth division held a benefit card party at F. A. Husted home with Mrs. Louis Stoecker chairing and assistance from several members. prizes awarded to Mrs. F. A. Maeder and O. H. Huyck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Williams
Concordia Lutheran Aid Society
William Grovert
John Rinderknecht
Atkins
The
Legion Auxiliary
F. A. Husted
Louis Stoecker
F. H. Thompson
John Fix
Mike Gessner
Cyril Boddicker
Arthur Rathje
Etta Doss
F. A. Maeder
O. H. Huyck
Calamus Legion Card Party and Club Gatherings Report
Calamus events note a Legion and auxiliary card party with five hundred prizes awarded to many residents including Will Halsten and Mrs. John Thiel. Other clubs the North Auxiliary Embassy and South Auxiliary hosted meetings with prize winners named. A forty second wedding anniversary celebrated for Mr. and Mrs. Will Keith with relatives from several towns attending. The F S C club held a five hundred game with prizes to Mrs. John White and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion and Auxiliary
Will Halstein
John Thiel
Blaine St. John
Grover Drummond
Gus Mueller
LaVern Sampson
Henry Knickerum
Lester Marron
Ida Petersen
Eli Petersen
Herbert Vetter
Curtis Hoewing
Clifford Snyder
Knickerum
August Wiese
North Auxiliary Club
Clifford Eden
Frank Butterfield
Will Dubois
Enid Dorkman
Fred Wiese
Ernest Reynolds
Embassy Club
South Auxiliary Club
Ida Pedersen
Sarah St. John
Henry Kassel
Lloyd Huer
James Denahy
O. A. O. Club
Eben Rohling
J. L. Pinter
Will Wulf
Rex Casad
Hy Cooper
Ed Burnett
John Fisher
Will Keith
Ed Peterson
Clinton
Olive
LeRoy
Calamus
Grand Mound
Lost Nation
Dewitt
Mary Hazen
John White
Steve Gage
Nora Sawyer
Wapello Clubs Hold Dinners Elections and Socials
The Past Worthy Matrons observed an anniversary with a kettledrum dinner at Miss Myrtle Erwin home. Mrs. Francis Warrington was initiated. Officers elected include President Avilda Davison and vice president Ella Barnes. The Knights of Pythias party and other club entertainments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Erwin
Mayme Davison
Mary Asher
Francis Warrhington
Avilda Davison
Ella Barnes
Harrington
Knights of Phythias
Noble Grand Circle
C. M. Donaldson
Ina Sligh
C. B. Eliott
Walter Crawford
Tarry
Stella Willets
Celia McClurkin
Strawberry Point Marriage and Anniversary Notices
Strawberry Point announces the marriage of Marie Frances Burke to Merlin A. Cook of Elkader on December 27 at St. Marys Church with Father Boyle officiating. Attendants were Irene Burke and Harold Burke. The town also notes the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Falck and the fifty sixth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Malone with family details and birthplaces of the couple and their offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Burke
Marie Frances
Merlin A. Cook
Elkader
St. Mary’s Church
P. J. Boyle
Eee
Irene
Harold
Theodore Falck
M. O. Jahr
George Weger
Falck
Jay Malone
Jay
Samuel
Paulina Malone
Sophia
Alexander
Phoebe Wiltse
Strawberry Point
Hicks
Methodist Church
Malone
Clyde
Manchester social notes and upcoming events summary
Local groups met at Legion hall and homes for gatherings and celebrations. The Fortnightly club marked George Washington birthday at Miss Maylo Dittmer’s home. Mrs. Irving D. Long won the bridge high, and Mrs. J. Pentony with others spoke at meetings. Federated clubs plan a 1 pm luncheon with Anne Lawther as speaker. D A R hosts Colonial party guest day. Community church Kensington society served Washington’s birthday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ottilie
George Washington
Maylo Dittmer
The
Park Hotel
Irving D. Long
Bridge
Manchester Garden Club
Emily Grems
J. J. Pentony
O. U. Hockaday
W. L. Dudley
Federated Clubs of
Anne Lawther
Dubuque
State Board of Education
R. W. Teske
Frank Allenstein
Hobart Cooley
E. W. Williams
Community Church Kensington Society
Community Socials Highlight Local Birthday Celebrations
Shellsburg residents hosted gatherings honoring Ed Hurleas and Vernon Alden at a birthday dinner. Daisy Rambo and Minnie Hayes chaired Washington's birthday events. Ruth Bergen hosted Federated church youth, and Mrs. Kibbie's birthday dinner honored her husband. Inez Freeman led a bridge club. Lubbock’s high score noted among thirty in an oyster supper hosted by M. B. Nelson at Wesley hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mhurless
Ed Hurleas
Vernon Alden
Washington
Poinsetta and Bridge Club Socials Highlight North English
Mrs Ray Claypool hosted the Poinsettia club at Mrs F C Allen's home on Thursday. Mrs Pete Levy led her bridge club with Mrs W C Carson high and Mrs Dorothy Geiger second. Miss Mary O'Brien hosted dinner for Hugh and Mrs Frank Calvin birthdays with family present. Fortnightly club visited Marengo to dine with Ingleside club. P T A plans Monday meeting in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poinsetta
Ray Claypool
F. C. Allen
Pete Levy
Bridge Club
W. C. Carson
Dorothy Geiger
Mary O'Brien
Hugh
Frank Calvin
Harold
Bessie Billingsley
Marengo
Ingleside
West Liberty AH PEO Holds Supper at Stober Potter Home
West Liberty Chapter AH PEO hosted a supper at Mrs Adelaide Stober and Miss Myra Potter with guests Miss Nellie Nichols Mrs Paul Anderson and Mrs Mary Brandt. R A Atkins and Miss Nora Hise chaired the event. Esther Carlton visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Adelaide Stober
Myra Potter
Nellie Nichols
Paul Anderson
Mary Brandt
R. A. Atkins
Nora Hise
Esther Carlton
O. V. Morris
Clinton
Helen Burt Elected President of Coe YWCA
Miss Helen Burt was elected president of the Coe College YWCA for next year at the Colonial ball held Thursday night at Voorhees hall and the college gymnasium. She has been active in the YY W C A throughout her college life and is a member of Chi Omega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Burt
Coe College
Voorhees Hall
Burt
Chi Omega 80
Monticello Social Roundup Highlights Farewell and Events
Monticello neigbors bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Harry Fairbanks as they move to Mason City. Local clubs hosted events including a Washington's birthday card party and a FPPE0 chapter thirteenth anniversary luncheon. A wedding and several birthday celebrations were noted among Monticello residents.
Local Clubs Host Events In Stanwood And Area
Stanwood hosts Mrs. Carl Wigger as Loyal Workers hostess while Charles Sisler entertains the Owls club at a Wednesday pinochle. The Woman's club sponsors a school lecture with Royal H. Holbrook of Cedar Rapids as speaker. Legion auxiliary hosts Washington tea for the W A C and United Presbyterian Ways and Means society meets at Mrs. Harlan Miller's home. The American Legion backs a public card event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wigger
Loyal Workers of the Lutheran Church
Charles Sisler
Owls Club
Woman's’ Club
Royal H. Holbrook
Cedar Rapids
The
Legion Auxiliary
Washington
Ways and Means Society
United Presbyterian Church
Harlan Miller
American Legion
Brooklyn social events highlight week of gatherings and birthdays
The W R C hosted a patriotic program with Mrs Ed Helm and Mrs J H Freedline directing. A supper by Masons and families, a Brooklyn Legion party in Breckenridge hall, and multiple birthdays and dinners followed with various local residents attending.
Betney Methodist Hosts and Birthday Notes
Hopkinton Bethany class enjoyed a gathering at A K Cramer home on Tuesday with Gladys Bolen and Clarence Smith as hostesses. Dale Talmadge celebrated his sixteenth birthday with a Friday party attended by Robert Stock Forrest Johnston Donald Morton Charles Morton Main Hucker Lester Stock Wendell Kirkwood Paul Ferguson. Lain B Sill hosted a recent gathering at H B Sill home before their move to Manchester. Attendees included B A Smith family Harold Wilson family Albert Sill family Cliff Willard family Prof Archie Wheeless Rev H E Morrow family Harold Stead family Roy Dighton Benjamin Keith family Prank King Verna Bacon Switzer Clarence Thompson Elsie Robinson Velma Smith Bernice Wilson Walter Richardson James Milroy Roscoe Porter Mitt Bacon Edward Swanson Loraine Wheeless Charles Cooper Mangril Brothers Harold Powers Ike McCarthy Leo Britt. Nancy King hosted Embroidery Club at F E Irish home Thursday. Friends gathered at F J Welter home Tuesday to observe her birthday. Five hundred prizes were won by Mrs Fred Egger Onter Cap Oap Arduser Sestante PDE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Methodist Church
A. K. Cramer
Gladys Bolen
Clarence Smith
Dale Talmadge
Robert Stock
Forrest Johnston
Donald Morton
Charles Morton
Main Hucker
Lester Stock
Wendell Kirkwood
Paul Ferguson
Lain B. Sill
H. B. Sill
Manchester
Benjamin Keith
Prank King
Verna Bacon
Switzer
Clarence Thompson
Elsie Robinson
Velma Smith
Bernice Wilson
Walter Richardson
James Milroy
Roscoe Porter
Mitt Bacon
Edward Swanson
Loraine Wheeless
Charles Cooper
Mangril Brothers
Harold Powers
Ike McCarthy
Leo Britt
Nancy King
F. E. Irish
F. J. Welter
Fred Egger Onter
Arduser
Sestante Pde
Washington birthday party hosted by Sigourney DAR
Sigourney James McElwee chapter D A R held its annual Washington birthday party at Mrs. Gertrude Stirlen home. Members wore colonial gowns and Martha and George Washington were impersonated by Mrs. H M Neal and Mrs. John Schiltz. The program was led by Mrs. C C Williamson with performances by Laurale Goeldner and others. Refreshments served by young girls dressed as Negro mummies. Aspasia chapter O E S held a school of instruction in the Masonic hall with instructor Mrs Jessie McMurray of Newton. The Woman's club presented a patriotic program on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McElwee
Washington
Gertrude Stirlen
Martha
George Washington
H. M. Neal
John Schiltz
C. C. Williamson
Laurale Goeldner
Martha Hamilton
Betty Jo Arnold
Jean Merrill
Billy Merrill
Paul Hultquist
Barbara Harned
Sarah Baytor
Helen Jane Goldthwaite
Aspasia
Masonic Hall
Hale Sizemore
Jessie McMurray
Newton
Woman's Club
P. E. O. Chapter L Hosts Patriotic Program
Frank Jackson and Mrs. Harold White led the event with numbers supplied by Mrs. Joe Arnold and others. Mrs. H. M. Neas chaired the Monday meeting, and the program featured Mrs. John Schiltz Mrs. E. B. Lynch Mrs. Harry Helscher and additional members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jackson
Harold White
Joe Arnold
Leo Pfaff
John McKay
Mary Ruth White
H. M. Neas
Dean Hamilton
Charles Baylor
John Schiltz
E. B. Lynch
Harry Helscher
W. H
Vinton Groups Gather for Dinners Clubs and Events
Vinton residents joined the New Century club at the Ward tea room for a Washington birthday dinner with guests and spouses. Local gatherings included Homebuilders class activities at the Methodist church and a Garden club meeting at W. T. Woods home. Fifteen girls celebrated Maxine Kluge’s sixteenth birthday. A charity bridge party sponsored by the Mentor club benefited the school milk fund. Additional luncheons and bridge gatherings were hosted by Mrs. Fred Cameron, Mrs. W. E. Jenkins, and Mrs. E. J. Hoepner, with guests at Ward tea room and the home of Mrs. O. G. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Washington
Ward Tea Room
Frank Kruse
Mia. J. H. Milroy
Milo Harper
Hugh Mossman
Laura Everett
Bob Britt
Keith Mossman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carl Kouba
Frank Blocher
Harry Kray
Garden Club
W. T. Woods
A. R. Leffler
Maxine Kluge
Mildred Porter
Bridge
Sisterhood
The
Baptist Church
J. E. Wright
Harvey S. Snyder
J. A. Benson
George Webb
Snyder
FE. E. Tuttle
Snyders
Fred Cameron
Mentor Club
Mra
W. E. Jenkins
E. J. Hoepner
O. G. Williams
Ty Ward Tea Room
Community Farewelles and Bridge Winners Cheer Mechanicsville
Mechanicsville lodge hosted a farewell for Mrs. Carl Reece as the Reeces move to Cedar Rapids for a Newsman's job. Several bridge games at Legion hall with Miss Helen Moffit top among women and Frank Woods top man. A farewell for Mr. and Mrs. J R Jackson was held near Morley as they relocate to their family farm. Mrs. O A Byrne hosted the M B bridge club for Washington's Birthday with Mrs. W H DeWald high and Mrs. C N Ayres second. attendees included Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Dallas, Mrs. McCormick and Mrs. Woods. Gracia Build visit reported and Cedar Rapids guest Margaret Safely hosted at H MecCormick home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Carl Reece
Reece
Cedar Rapids
Newsman’s
Legion Hall
Helen Moffit
Frank Woods
J. R. Jackson
Bacehateville
Bridge party honors and farewell at local school
Mrs Lynn Coggan and daughter Eleanor hosted a bridge party on Thursday with Miss Darlene Duke winning first prize and Mrs A W Henderson low prize. Miss Esther Henderson took the traveling prize. Seniors held a farewell party for Clarence Blanchard moving to Hopkinton, chaperoned by 8 B Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Savage
Eleanor
Derelene Duke
A. W. Henderson
Esther Henderson
Clarence Blanchard
Hopekinton
B. Little
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mt. Vernon Kensington
Entertain Club
P. T. A. Meetings
Roosevelt
Lone Willow
Harrison
Benjamin Franklin
York
Trinity
Clubs
General Dodge Circle
Ben Hur Lodge
Cedar Rebekah
L. A
Newhall
Lasswell
Lasswell Studio
Higley Bldg
Second Street SE
Shellsburg
West Liberty
Boyson
COE Y.W.C.A
Monticello
Harry Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Mason City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Castle Grove Presbyterian Church
Vv. F. W
A. L. Lorenz
Sacred Heart Church of
Helen Seedorff
Ernest Seedorff
Burl Brown
E. E. Brown
West Union
Bethel Presbyterian Church
George D. Fisher
Josephine Kniel
Elgin
Lesys Stiger
Thomas Redmond
Albert Stuhler
Stuhler
Charles Doxsee
Reiss
Will Corbin
Fred McLaughlin
John J. Locher
Beverly Ann Helms
Henry Helms
Anastacia McLees
Eloie Wright
Betty Adamson
Deloris Che
Lois Freese
Max Carlson
David Hamilton
Beverly Annelms
Stanwood
Newmans
Flr
Brooklyn
Ed Helm
J. H. Freedline
Thomas Edward Roberts
Ruth
Nellie Kann
Nina Talbott
Gretchen Goerhing
Phyllis
Charlotte Helm
W. J. McLain
Brooklyn Legion Unit
Breckenridge Hall
Mary Olive Roberts
OAV Club
Gertrude Newkirk
Rex Bramer
Harold Knerr
Randolph Roudabush
South Side
Blanche Dunton
Eva Wolford
Presbyterian Church
Pythian Sisters
Sigourney
Mechanicsville
Coggan
the Harmony
Wen
Harmony
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