Marion residents injured in highway crash near Nora Springs
Marion families including Mr and Mrs Martin Acheson and five children were injured when their car collided with a Witwer Grocery truck driven by Robert Hay as he attempted to pass another vehicle stopping to pick up a hitchhiker. Acheson suffered a compound leg fracture and internal injuries. Mrs Acheson lost several teeth and sustained head injuries. two of their children faced possible skull fracture and head cuts. The three other children had minor injuries. They were taken to Mercy Hospital in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Acheson
Marion Friday
Nora Springs
Witwer
Robert Hay
Adeson
Harold
LaVonne
Loss
Durane
Darwin
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Acheson
National meat expert to address Marion club women
Miss Florence C Plancke, educational director for the National Livestock and Meat Board, will speak Tuesday at 3 pm in the public library. Her talk on The Selection and Preparation of Meat covers research role, recent advances in meat cookery, and includes distribution of recipe books titled Modern Candles in Meat Cookery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence C Plancke
National Livestock and Meat Board
Federation
Womens Clubs
Marion
Tne
Plondke
Nour
Dry Creek
Prairie Union
Concord Excelsior Agriculture and Literary
Marins Creek
Pleasant Grove
Camp Fire ceremony and community notices scattered
Saturday events at Nakthopa Camp Fire group included Wohelo songs, the fires of work health and love lighted by Virginia Jackson Mildred Kindig and Mary Frances Howell, with beads presented by Kathryn Kendall and a Creed read by Zelia Mae Fenlon. Legions, lodge officers, club meetings and social gatherings are listed with dates and hosts across Grove City Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Jackson
Mildred Kindig
Mary Frances Howell
Lois Culver
Martha Ann Young
The
Guardian
Kathryn Kendall
Zelia Mae Fenlon
Darlene Keenan
Evelyn Rundquist
Mary Hart
Mammy Moon
Spiritual Life Week Services Begin Tonight
The Marion Ministerial Union presents four day week directed by Rev. Fred J. Clark of Waterloo. Four co operating churches Baptist Christian Congregational Methodist and Presbyterian host nightly services at 7 30 at the Presbyterian church with color slide illustrations of Christ life. The week features themes Crisis and Oasis Spirit of the Kingdom and The Challen get the Cross with works by Hoffman Hunt Tissot and Rubens among others. Public invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Clark
Waterloo
Marion Ministerial Union
Presbyterian Church
Clark
Cedar Falls
Fort Dodge
Town
J. J. Clark
Mason City
Holman Hunt
Christ
Correggio
Lerole
Burne-Jones
Hoffman
Hunt
Tissot
Flandrin
von Adhe
Soord
Chacannes
Rubens
Prince of Peace
Dore
Kirchbach Prell
DaVinci
Munkacsy
Ciseri
Goodfellows Christmas fund under downtown drive
The Goodfellows Christmas subscription shows a total of 190 dollars announced Saturday. Plans are under way to give milk to undernourished school children, with the fund about 50 dollars less than last year. Donations may be left at Marion Community club office. Recent contributors include O G Waffle, A P Munsen, G A Senninger, W W Vaughn, E J Esgate, Service Garage, F A Rowe, John Hastings, Fleming's Market, Carl Hindman, KV Cafe, Family Shoe Store, Four Friends, Hall and Wood, Nira Bakery and Jelinek Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellows
Marion Community Club
O. G. Waffle
A. P. Munsen
G. A. Senninger
W. W. Vaughn
E. J. Esgate
Service Garage
F A Rowe
John Hasting
Fleming's Market
Carl Hindman
KV Cafe
Family Shoe Store
Four Friends
Hall and Wood
Nira Bakery
Jelinek Bakery
Church youth group to organize at 9 45 a m today
The young folk of the Christian church will meet in the church parlors at 9 45 a m for organization. Rev C J Biddle to lead with Miss Annie Laura Davideon as leader This program includes hymns talks poems and a vocal duet and ends with a presentation of plans for organizing the young people’s department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
C. J. Biddle
Annie Laura Davideon
Anna Helen Martin
King
Matilda Sanborn
Miss Davidson
Eleanor Hanna
Arminta Davidson
Young People’s Department
Blanche Hamm
Kenyanozang Camp Fire to Meet at Methodist Church
The Kenyanozang Camp Fire group will gather Monday at 4 p.m. in the Methodist church. Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Strother are set for Monday at 1 p.m. at Yocom chapel with further rites at the Methodist church in Martelle at 2 30. Burial will follow in Norwich cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netoppen
Methodist Church
Eliza Strother
Yocom Chapel
Martelle
Norwich Cemetery
Tipton clubs host bridge events and parties
Tipton social scene features Edith Dean as hostess for the Coterie club and multiple bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. F J Chamberlain Mrs A M McCormick and Mrs Edna Chamberlain. gatherings include Harmony Kildare and Evening Bridge clubs. notable dinners honor Mrs Kopf Mrs Woods and Mr Perry Smith of Monmouth. Opal Hass birthday surprise noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Dean
F. J. Chamberlain
A. M McCormick
Irma Baker
Edna Chamberlain
H. D. Botts
Allen’ Gordon
H. N. Poston
Harmony Club
Ed Deardorf
George Fraseur
Walter Miller
George Kopf
Marthe Woods
Kopf
Woods
Perry Smith
Monmouth
Child Conservation League
Oliver
Johnson
Thompson Moffitt
CG. H. Leabhart
Charles Spear
Kildare Club
Merle
Noble Grand Ciue
Tuesay
William Penningroth
Walter J. Penningroth
Chicago
Opal Hass
Local Social Club Notes From Wyoming Events
Mrs Clara Jenkins hosted her card club with Ber Nice Hansen winning high score and Jane Snells plus Mabel Morse taking traveling prizes. The Cozy club met with Grace Vrooman. Agnes Nissen won first prize and Martha Sears traveling prize. Oxford Junction Methodist group hosted youths at the church event. Kaffee club met at Gus Von Sprecken’s home. Auxiliary and American Legion post gathered after a Memorial Hall picnic. plans formed for a bridge benefit on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Jenkins
Bernice Hansen
Bridge
Jane Snells
Jon
Mabel Morse
Grace Vrooman
Agnes Nissen
Martha Sears
Oxford Junction
Oxford Junction Methodist Episcopal Church
Gus von Sprecken
Auxilary
Memorial Hall
Walker hostess and bridge party for R A R EL club
Mrs W C Ashby hosted Tuesday with talks by Mrs M J Hanson and Miss Jean Agnew. Attendees included Mrs Lois McKee Mrs Louis Ross Mrs Lucy Nelson Mrs Hanson Mrs Jessie Cunningham Mrs Ralph Minehart Mrs William Donnelly Mrs James Risk Miss Jean Agnew Mrs Mose Mette Mrs Peter Wilson and Mrs Ashby. Mr and Mrs T H Wiley entertained Tuesday at bridge. High score went to Mrs Fred Brown and low to Mrs T L Gritman. Attendees included Mr and Mrs E G Fisher Mr and Mrs S W Laird Mr and Mrs Frank Chester Mr and Mrs H E MacDonald Mr and Mrs Fred Brown Mr and Mrs I L Gritman and Miss Willow Mc Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ashby
M. J. Hanson
Jean Agnew
Lois McKee
Louis Ross
Lucy Nelson
Hanson
Jessie Cunningham
Ralph Minehart
William Donnelly
James Risk
Mose Mette
Peter Wilson
Ashby
T. H Wiley
Bridge
Fred Brown
T. L. Gritman
E. G. Fisher
S W Laird
Frank Chester
H. E. MacDonald
I L. Gritman
Willow McKnight
Beulah Pearce Weds Eric Finch in Galena Al
Hawkeye Beulah Pearce marries Eric Finch of Alpha in a December 15 ceremony at Galena Al. The couple plans to reside in Alpha. History and Travel club met Friday at Mrs Do W Rollins home presenting Muscle Shoals Races of the South Mountaines of the South Fabulous New Orleans and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pearce
Beulah
Eric Finch
Alpha
Galena
History and Travel Club
Do. W Rollins
Muscle Shoals
C A Munson
Riverside Bride Wed at St Marys Church
Miss Irene Hora became the bride of Ed ward Heck at St Marys church on Tuesday with Rev B Jacohmeter presiding. Attendants included Madonna Kiefer and Lawrence Heck. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple will farm south of Riverside after a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hora
Edward Heck
St. Mary's Church
B Jacohmeter
Madonna Kiefer
Lawrence Heck
Mela Horn
St Mary's High School
Frank Heck
Uving
Riverside
Aliee Scott
Mamie Scott
Donald Mapel
Loretta Gerot
Rose Mannion
Evangeline Shradee
Cecia Frank
Magdalen Walsh
Myrtle Denison
Maxine O'Loughlin
Rose Marie Wenninger
Eleanor Kieopfer
Mary Louise Walsh
Marie Fesler
Zelda Frank
Viola Gerot
Zeno Knebel
Pauline Trinka
Muscatine
Earlville Marriage and Society Notes Page
Earlville announces the December 27 marriage of Theresa Sophe of Burlington to William Spersflage of Earlville at St. John s. Attendants Miss Florence Steifel and Ralph Sophe. They will reside on the groom s mother s farm north of Earlville. Also Irma Goedken and Edward Dutemeyer wed at Petersburg Catholic church with Rev Hagemann officiating. Nearby, Mrs Dean Slick celebrated a birthday with friends including the Matthews and Loemker families. A reception honored the newlyweds at the Spersflage home. Community events included bridge prizes won by Mrs Earl Kauffmann and Gerald Hunt, a watch night party, and a missionary society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Sophe
Frank Sophe
Burlington
William Spersflage
Lewis Spersflage
Earlville
St. John's Catholic Church
Florence Steifel
Ralph Sophe
Irma Goeed
Ella Gibbs
Clyde Ham
Earl Kauffmann
Manchester
Bridge
Gerald Hunt
Harold Ham
F. M. Clifton
Congregational Missionary Society
E. G. Thorpe
John Medland
Columbia Hall
Henrietta Hein
Will Bogge
Herbert Ham
Tenth wedding anniversary events across households
The Twachtmanns celebrated their tenth anniversary with New Year gatherings at home and a Bridge club party where prizes went to Mrs. F. Montz and Mrs. O. C. Pancratz. Relatives joined from Clarence Davenport Pemberton Minn London and other areas. Out of town guest Mrs. W Leech and her son Otto attended from Wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Twachtmann
Ida Hecht
Marjorie
Arthur Miller
Mearl Keseberg
Clarence
Vern Robinson
Davenport
John Jansen
Pemberton, Minn
George Twachtmann
William Koch
W Leech
Otto
Wheatand
Keswick Care-A-Way Club Holds Weekly Meeting
Keswick The Care-A-Way club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Lova Smiths home with guests Mrs. Will Rah Mrs. L Bauchman Mrs John Axmear and Mrs Andrew Hummer taking high score at bridge and Mrs James Dawson second St Marys circle hosted a card party at the church on Thursday with high scores for Miss Anna Bender Mrs Ernie Wagner and Kath Erine Gregan The Dance club held its first dance at the Bank building Friday The Ladies Ald met with Mrs George Rubins Wednesday afternoon Assisting hostesses were Mrs Mabel Fry and Mrs Alma Hauckett The True Blue club met Wednesday with Mrs Wesley White and The Willing Workers met Thursday with Mrs Andrew Thorburn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lova Smith
Will Rah
L. Bauchman
John Axmear
Andrew Hummer
Bridge
James Dawson
St. Mary's Circle
Anna Bender
Ernie Wagner
Katherine Gregan
Bank
George Rubins
Mabel Fry
Alma Hauckett
True Blue Club
Wesley White
Andrew Thorburn
Community Social Notes From What Cheer Sifted
What Cheer social roundups show the Philathea class of the Baptist Sunday school hosted by Mrs. Lulu Baxter. Tuesday activities included a card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephenson. The Ladies Auxiliary met at Mr. and Mrs. Louie Yahnke on Wednesday. The Thursday club gathered in the library with papers read by Mrs. Carrie Newkirk and Mrs. Lois B Draegert, and an entertaining committee of Miss Pauline Schott, Mrs. Pearl Engleman, and Mrs Los B Draegert. Mr and Mrs. W Baxter and son Thomas of What Cheer hosted guests, while Mrs Paul Nott and her children from Wellman entertained at the Lowe home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
The
Baptist Sunday School
Lulu Baxter
Fred Stephenson
Louie Yahnke
Carrie Newkirk
Lois B Draegert
Pauline Schott
Pearl Engleman
Los B Draegert
Miller couple celebrates 58th wedding anniversary at home
North English residents Mr and Mrs Hiram Miller quietly celebrated their fifty eighth wedding anniversary at their home Saturday. The Kenneman home hosted the Bridge club Thursday evening with five tables of bridge after dinner. Wendell Erwin and Sherwood Swain attended as guests, with high scores won by Erwin and William J Keuneman, while Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lavelle held low scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Miller
Bridge Club
Kenneman
Wendell Erwin
Sherwood Swain
William J Keuneman
Jack Lavelle
HOG PRICES STEADY IN WEEKEND CHICAGO MARKETS
Hogs at the Union Stock Yards finish the first week of 1934 steady with prices 25 to 40 cents above last week. Top hog price $3.75, 180 to 210 pounds sold $3.60 to $3.75. Cash green pork bellies bring 57 to 60 cents per pound. Cattle, calves, and lambs show mixed movements across Chicago and rival markets with varying gains and losses for week totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Prices Grain and Hogs Report
U S Department of Agriculture cattle receipts up 25-35 cents higher for top grades with yearlings and steers stronger while lower grades ease. Sheep receipts around 4,000 with fat lambs near 8.25 top and midweek bulk around 7.50 to 7.75. Hogs receipts 17,000 with Friday steady to 40 cents higher. top near 3.78 for 180-210 pounds. Iowa Des Moines brisk mixed weights with general steady to firmer tone. Waterloo and other markets show varied hog prices by weight group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cricago Livestock Chicago
Tap
U. S. Dept. Agricultures
TOWA
Des Moines
Minnesota
Associated Tress
Waterloo
Mabon City
Good Packers
Enod
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices T: Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain prices for wheat rye and barley list steady rates with corn at 3437 mill 3S ay. Farm goods include choice shed hay mid 31 dollars wild hay five dollars, baled straw eighty five dollars. Live stock shows heavy and light hens and spring chicken prices, ducks and geese quoted. Wholesale fruits and vegetables list California produce lemons grapefruits cranberries and apples with cabbage lettuce onions and potatoes priced per crate or bushel. Hides pelts and furs set by item including No 1 cured hides per beel and mink raccoon and civet values per animal, with ranges for other animal products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Fe
Chicago Produce Markets Report Strength in Butter and Potatoes
Chicago AP notes firm butter with receipts of 8 184: creamery specials 93 score and extras 92 score. live poultry receipts 13 trucks with hens 14-2c. dressed turkeys steady. potatoes on track with U S No 1 Wisconsin round whites 1.60-1.65 and Idaho russets around 1.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock and
Colorado Springs
Reese
U. S
S. No
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Colorado
Backbone develops in grain markets with light trade
Chicago AP reports grain prices steady to firm on Saturday as dust storms in Kansas and Texas boost demand. Talk of inflation from a large government borrowing program supported higher prices for commodities while domestic cash markets showed strength. Wheat closed near the day’s high, corn and oats mostly firmer, and provisions mixed. Trade was light but offerings scarce in the wheat pit, lifting prices briefly. Dust storms underscored moisture shortages in the Southwest, with outlook weak and primary wheat receipts down from last year. Corn and oats gains stemmed from tight supplies and limited arrivals. Provisions moved with hog market trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Texas
United States
Southwest
Heavy Porkers Edge Up On Local Market
Local hog market shows a small advance Saturday with all grades up a nickel. Packers top price reaches 2.10 dollars, prime grades steady. Calf market reports Good to Choice 130 to 199 pounds at 3.00 to 4.75 dollars per hundredweight. Lambs and buck lambs priced, with spring lambs around 6.50, and wide quality variations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Flour Market Minneapolis Prices Report
Minneapolis flour market figures show shipments at 21.851 and pure bran at 14.80 with standard middlings around 13.50. The AP bulletin notes price shifts and commodity fluctuations affecting local mills and traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Center Point Evang Good Samaritan class meets at Hand home
Thirty six friends and members of the Evangelical Good Samaritan class gathered Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hand. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A H Ring, Mrs. Sam Lewis, and the Walker family with sons Bob and Dick, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Good Samaritan
Mr. Hand
A H. Ring
Sam Lewis
A. L. Walker
Bob and
Frank Bys
Tom Condon
Thea Lavonne
Grant Mittlesteadt
Tharp
Audrey
Ray Knight
Betty Joy
Clinton
Lawrence Ritze
G. B. Liabo
Bertha Heverly
Odd Fellow and Rebekah card party at I O O F hall
Lone Tree hosted the fourth in a series of Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodge card parties at the I O O F hall on Tuesday. Warren Carpenter won cadre honors while Marion Carpenter took consolation. Cyril Rife captured first prize in five hundred with Ela Morgan as consolation. The party committee included Edna Carl Katherine Gribley Myrtle Spevachek and Elsie Mid. The Searchlight club met Thursday at Mrs H C Buell’s home with Ethel Laren Bertha Shoquist Alice Yakish and Linda Baker presenting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
I. O. O. F. Hall
Warren Carpenter
Marion Carpenter
Cyril Rife
Ela Morgan
Edna Carl
Katherine Gribley
Myrtle Spevachek
Elsie Mid
Searchlight Club
Surprise party and church gatherings in local notes
Hale Mrs C. G C Jones held a Monday night surprise for her children Hilma and Howard Cruise and Julian Kinler tied for high score at games. Mrs. R. C. Rummel hosted at the church Wednesday night for her Sunday school class. Mrs. Henry Kruse hosted Sunday and those present included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kruse, Mrs. Lizzie Sams, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinler, and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Kruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. GC. Jones
Hilma
Howard
Howard Cruise
Julian Kinler
R. C. Rummel
Henry Kruse
Gerald Kruse
Lizzie Sams
Oscar Kinler
Fritz Kruse
Marengo PTA Community Night Features Local Talks
Marengo Parent-Teacher association hosts a Monday community night with Prof. Harold Anderson of the University of Iowa and Mrs. J. J. Burdick of Clinton speaking. Ruth Casey sings, Richard Bryant leads the Marengo high school orchestra, and Mrs. Glenn Ellis directs a community singing session. County Superintendent Alice De Spain invites church lodge and civic groups. Daughters of Union Veterans officers were installed by Mrs. Minnie Moore of Cedar Rapids, listing officers and roles. Sumner township 4-H club officers for 1934 are named, with Mildred Peters as president and Kathryn Peters as secretary-treasurer. Marengo Ingleside club to hear literary discussions, music led by Mrs. G. A. Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Harold Anderson
University of Iowa
J. J. Burdick
Clinton
P.T.A
Ruth Casey
Richard Bryant
Marengo High School
Glenn Ellis
Alice de Spain
Daughters of Union Veterans
Minnie Moore
Cedar Rapids
Ide Bell
Carrie Mercer
Anna Misel
Frankie Bricker
Adelaide Whitehead
Allie Paine
Lille Beem
Regina Wall
Eva Kurth
Clara Gieskling
Mary Bryant
Bessie Price
Sarah Sommers
Margaret Smith
Julia Wanamaker
Sumner Township
Iva Faye Butler
G. A. Ellis
New Year party and club meetings in Wheatland area
The Young People's League of St. Paul's Reformed Church hosted a New Year's party with Miss Helen Hindman of Fostoria giving a talk. The Ladies Cinque Club met at Emil Koch's home with high score prizes won by Mrs Hoffmeister and second by Mrs Klahn. In Alden, Presbyterian Ladies met with a missionary program by Koch, Kitts, Heckard, Wilmarth, McIlvain, Buxton, and Guenther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples League of
St. Paul's
Ald Wen
George Cress
Emil Koch
Earl Kitts
Charles Heckard
Earl Wilmarth
Alvin McIlvain
Perry Buxton
Ella Guenther
Van Horne Mourns Herman Jurgens Local Death
Herman Jurgens aged 49 died Friday evening at his brother John Jurgens home near Van Horne. Born in Grand Island Nebraska he moved with his parents to a farm near Van Horne where he stayed after his parents retired. Survived by six siblings Clara Cornelius John Julius Pete Jurgens Minnie Heidkamp Carl Jurgens Funeral services led by Rev William Ullerich set for Tuesday at 1:30 at St Andrews Lutheran Church Van Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horne
Herman Jurgens
John P. Jurgens
Here
Grand Island
Neb
Benton County
Herman P. Jurgens
Clara Cornelius
John
Julius
Pete Jurgens
Minnie Heidkamp
Denver
Carl Jurgens
Leaf River
William Ullerich
St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church
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Marion News
Gladys Miller
George Muller
Wrominc
Mother
Susanne
LA Dennison
Lo A Dennison
Kearney Nebwinch
Toos Place
Canon Civ
Cala
Mm Maron Havine
Hich School
Shegild
Fenres Shimer School For
Si Hestity Academy
Cedar Rapics Susmessonere
Paris
Gogdrmr
Sedar
Dennis
Dennison
Wramog Turscal
Tron
Thorscall
Che Pheasemt
We Haic Vis Annus
Mrtins
Sorster
George Machereer
Mavon
Sovers
Wille Elaciedates
Wee
Laura Hershner
Harley Breun
Mos
3&S
Harie Gibson
Dereis Yavier
S J Jorcan
Ralph Hoskins
Irving Drake
Russell Sincieton
Sigfred
Eileen Ferretter
Geraldine Gordon
Lawrence Gordon
Elliott Hutton
Iowa State Teachers College
Lincoln School
Dorothy Haffa
Philather
Pete Fuckinger
J T Gallivan
Sixth Avenue
Marion Linn
J W. Bowman
Washington and
Lincoln
Edwin Beadle
Mothers Club
George Michel
Martins Creek
Millwood
Olessan Oon
Aic
Harley Ties
Dr Booth
Gwendolhn Noealintetas
Persia
Fred C Nealin
South Maron
Aomere
Iz Maki
Florence C. Plondke
DIAL
Master Farm
Marion, Iowa
Marion Post
LeRoy Barber
Glenn Lake
Richard Clark
Ellyn McGowan
Clayton Toms
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
T O
Hall
Elizabeth Kimball
Mount Vernon
A F Bragg
C. W Clemo
Owen Fernow
Thirteenth Street
Cary Club
Ora Crowner
Twelfth Street
P E. O
A B Black
Concord Agriculture and Literary Club
Leslie Dunn
Ladies Aid Society
the Methodist Church
A FE Blinks
True Blue Division
Ne Meriadiat
Endeavor Division
Hugh Gordon
Bernita Sebern
Tennyson
Marion Shakespeare Club
Emma Klein
Baptist Christian Congregational
Earl Miller
Windsor
Four C's
J B Milegan
Linn Counts Christmas Seal Association
Marguerite Plefter
Town Tuberculosis Association
Goodfellows Fund
G. A
Hugh Hutton
Eighth Avenue
Noble Grand Association
Myrtle Snyder
W. A Bell
Frank Clark
Clyde Derflinger
E. B Castle
Snyder
E. R Mitchell
Lloyd Castle
Danville
W H. Booze
Hutton
John Josefi
John Johnson
Percy Hutton
W A. Bell
Florence Kruger
Moorhead Minn
W F Kruger
Sir Walter Scott
Frank Lindahl
Walter Kennedy
J. R. Shaffer
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
L. A
T T Williams
G M. Hibner
James
Z. N. Lundy
Railway Mail Association
New Hallwood
R A. M
Masonic Temple
Dr. B. Whelpley
Grand High
Tipton
Wyoming
Walker
Hawkeye
Lowden
Keswick
Yaaa
Kennery Va
Vreetablea
Orances
California
Bs&e
Marengo
Wheatland
Bertram
Clair Stoneking
Gerald Butterfield
Ruth Butterfield
Joan Lnenicka
Jean Davidson
Darrell Kitchen
Doris Kitchen
Ramona Jorgenson
Helen Snenicka
Paul McIntosh
Harold Davidson
Margaret Brown
Alice McIntosh
Dorothy Grisham
Warren Jorgenson
Gazette
Lve
Lde
I2e
Ile
Gazette Want Ad
Want Ad
Aer Wilson
Julia A
Joe Pettit
Scottie
Hcense
E. L. Brewer
R. B. Brooks
Walt Jelerton
Oak Smith
Mac McCain J. O'Connell
Metropolitan
Safrguard
Richards Ph'cy
T Fordlye
Carl G. McQuiston
Towa Loan CO
Mullin
John S. Forbes
Vine Cent's Pen Hospital
3Rd Ave
East Real Savings Sale
O’coats
Glasgow Tailors
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