Gillette Praises South Atlantic Bases Tour At Personal Expense
Senator Guy Gillette reports the South Atlantic naval bases developing rapidly with wisely spent funds. He toured Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville, Miami and Key West at his own expense, praising planning and morale among officers and enlisted men while noting housing congestion and ongoing improvements. He hopes to visit more bases to review progress. He was accompanied at Jacksonville by Lt. Comdr. Meurice L. Sheehy.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Guy
Gillette D Lown
Charleston
D. C
Sevannah
Jacksonville
Miami
Key West
Fila
Lowan
Gillette
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Comdr
Meurice L. Sheehy
Loras College
Dubuque
Iowa asks counties to list trucks and buses for war inventory
Des Moines AP Iowa public safety officials urged 99 county Civilian Defense Councils to report the remaining 20 000 trucks and buses not yet in the war department inventory. About 88 000 vehicles have responded as of now, with 198 985 trucks and buses registered last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Public Safety Department
Iowa
War Department
Defense Councils
L. M. Eicher
State Highway Commission
Europe
Coe Graduate Accepts Pastorate At Postville
The Rev. L. H. Newhouse of Cedar Falls has accepted a call as pastor of the Postville Presbyterian church and will move here around February. He is 36, previously led parishes in Waterloo and Cedar Heights and is a Coe College graduate. He succeeds Rev. J. Ian Fraser who moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garett Postville
W. H. Burling
Community Presbyterian Church
L. H. Newhouse
Cear Falls
Postville Church
Mr. Newhouse
Cedar Falls
Cutler Avenue Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Omaha
Ian Fraser
Tulsa
Half Year Auto Tax to Cost Iowa $1,724,484
Iowa motorists face auto tax seals totaling 1,724,484.08 dollars for the first half of the year if 1941 registration levels hold. Seals go on sale January 26 at 2.09 dollars per private car or truck, valid until July 1 when 5 dollar seals start for a full year. 714,608 passenger vehicles and 110,504 private trucks and buses were registered in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
State Motor Vehicle Department
Wilson Questions Iowa Governmental Coal Use
Gov. A. Wilson sent questionnaires to heads of Iowa governmental units asking for the amount of coal and coke used last year and projected for this year. Harold L. Ickes, interior secretary, said the survey covers public institutions and plants statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Iowa
Des Moines
INS
A. Wilson
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Harmon Hall of Linn County dies after brief illness
Harmon William Hall aged 69 lifelong Linn County resident died Friday at 6 am at his home 890 Thirteenth street Marion from a brief illness He was born June 26 1872 near Paris He married Elva Sampson January 6 1894 and owned a barber shop in Cedar Rapids He is survived by his wife a son Donald Hall two daughters Irma Hall and Mrs Roy King and several relatives The funeral will be Sunday at 2 pm at Yocom chapel with burial in Oak Hill Central City
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Harmon William Hall
Linn County
Thirteenth Street
Norman
Margaret Melson Hall
Paris
Tral City
Elva Sampson
Hall
Marion
Central City
Eighth Avenue St
Ceder Rapids
Christian Church
Donald Hall
Irma Hall
Roy King
Fred
Oren
Anna Kotilinek
Cedar Rapids
Ben Hall
Avon, S. D
Roy Hall
Davenport
Yocom Chapel
Vernon H. Carter
The
Oak Hill Cemetery
Milwaukee Woman's Club Luncheon Supports Red Cross
Thirty five members met at K V cafe for a luncheon and contributed five dollars to the Red Cross war relief fund. Prizes were awarded in bridge and five hundred. Plans were set for a family picnic on February 5 at Memorial hall and a Red Cross sewing day on January 15 with needles scissors thimbles and sandwiches provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Woman's Club
Te K. V
Red Cross War Relief Fund
Lieyvd Stark
Fred M. Blakeslee
Howard Martin
C. J. Newlin
Memorial Hall
Red Cross
Mrs Florence Scott Hosts Blinks Division Meeting
Mrs Blinks led the Kathryn B Blinks division of the Methodist W S C S in a program on The Christian Roots of Democracy in America at Mrs Florence Scotts home. The society donated $1 to the Red Cross war relief fund and guests included Mrs LeRoy Scott and her daughter Denna Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Scott
Kathryn B. Blinks
Methodist
America
Blinks
Red Cross War Relief
LeRoy Scott
Denna Lynn
Acid stomach sufferers ad for Alkaline Digestive tab
An Owen's Cut Rate Drug ad promotes Antacid powder at 23 cents each aimed at acid stomach sufferers. The notice highlights relief from heartburn and indigestion with affordable price and available stock at the local drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Railway clerk Allen L. James recovering after heart attack
Allen L. James of 896 Fourteenth Street, a railway mail clerk, suffered a severe heart attack on January 2 and is making a satisfactory recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen L. James
Fourteenth Street
Balsters Offers Liberal Radio Trade In Deal
Advertisement notes a liberal allowance on old radios in exchange for new Philco radios at Balsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philco
Balsters
Monticello Man Returns From Grandparents’ Home
Donald James of Monticello returns home after spending a week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Newlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald James
Monticello
Mrs. C. J. Newlin
Voldingh Couple Purchase Howe Residence on Sixth Avenue
Mr and Mrs William Voldingh have bought the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Howe at 440 Sixth avenue and have moved in. The transaction transfers ownership of the residence and marks a new chapter for the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Voldingh
Clifford Howe
Sixth Avenue
Two Dollar Reduction on All Topcoats Saturday
Ed Sigfred Co advertises a $2.00 price cut on all topcoats or overcoats this Saturday. The sale highlights a limited time discount likely aimed at men’s outerwear shoppers seeking bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sigfred Co
I Tri Missionary Group to Meet at Stroope Home Saturday
The I-Tri Missionary group of the Christian church will meet Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Arline Stroope’s home at 354 Tenth Street. Members are asked to bring crayons for the activity.
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I-Tri Missionary Group of
The
Christian Church
Arline Stroope
Tenth Street
Syl's Grocery Ad Advertises Produce and Meats
Grocery ad lists pork chops hamburger and sausage per 2 lb, bananas and apples by 4 pounds for 18 cents.
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Syl’s
Garoutte Family Returns From Texas Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Robert Garoutte and their son Jerry return from a motor trip through Texas and other southern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Garoutte
Jerry
Texas
Benish Shoe Store Advertises Rubber Footwear for All
A Benish Shoe Store advertisement promotes rubber footwear for all customers. It highlights a wide selection of rain boots and waterproof shoes, inviting shoppers to visit the store for durable resistant footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benish Shoe Store
Mrs Norman Brown and Daughter Moved to Relatives Home
Mrs Norman Brown and her daughter Geraldine Ann were transported Thursday from Anamosa hospital to the home of Mrs Brown’s parents, Mr and Mrs H B Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Brown
Geraldine Ann
New Books Arrive at Boston Store Lending Library Ad
A Boston store lending library notes new arrivals Pray for a Tomorrow Corned Beef and Caviar With Malice Toward Air Mein Kampf. An advertisement also mentions January clearance on shoes at Benish Shoe Store and that the Four Colut will not meet in January. Mr and Mrs Clifford Howe spent holidays with relatives including Mrs Howe’s brother in law and sister Rudolph Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Benish Shoe Store
Clifford Howe
Assembly officers and guards listed with refreshments for 100
Port to noble grand Robert Burns and officers including vice grand Miles Hess and other appointees. conductors W. Behel and W. Fleisher. Refreshments were served to 100 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand
Robert Burns
W. J. Bluin
Miles G. Hess
W. J. Fleisher
George Burns
Harry Adee
Jack Ellis
Roy Behel
Marionette Association Meeting at Emerson School
The Marionette association met Thursday at Emerson School. The guide of the school Miss Hattie Teacher won the prize for the most mothers present. Pupils performed a program. Mrs Sudan membership chair reported a total membership. 201 refreshments were served. Mrs Paul E. Rose presided at the table assisted by Mrs Cecil Page and Mrs Walter Reinsch, chairs of the committee. Others on the committee were Mrs B W Schenken, Mrs S F Cary and Mrs Paul Bowdish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marioneee Association
Emerson Echad
Hattie Teacher
Sudan
Paul E. Rose
Cecil Page
Walter Reinsch
B. W. Schenken
S. F. Cary
Paul Bowdish
Loyal division of Meth odst W S C S meeting notes
The Loyal division of the Meth odst W S C S was entertained by Mrs. H. G. Stitzel on Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Strother read You Can't Black Out the Stars and Mrs. Frank Newcomb discussed the Navajo mission in New Mexico. Refreshments were served to 13 members and a $1 Red Cross war relief donation was given.
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Ww. S.C. S
H. G. Stitzel
Frank Strother
Frank Newcomb
New Mexico
W. A. Wright
Walter Kramer
Red Cross War Relief Fund
De Jong Brother Receives Call to Chippewa Falls Church
The Rev. C V R De Jong reports his brother Lloyd De Jong a former Marion resident and seminary student in Chicago has received a call to a Presbyterian church in Chippewa Falls. Lloyd will graduate from the seminary in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. R. de Jong
Lloyd de Jong
Presbyterian Seminary
Chicago
Marion
Chippewa Falls
Mr. de Jong
Ladies Aid society elects officers at picnic meeting
Mrs. Fred Nelson was elected president of the second and third divisions of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society at a picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs. W G Neill. Mrs. Floyd Dickey became vice president, Mrs. Lee Voorhies secretary, and Mrs. Leona Clark treasurer. Fifteen members attended and the group voted to give $5 to the Red Cross war relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nelson
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
W.G. Neill
Floyd Dickey
Lee Voorhies
Leona Clark
Red Cross Warreli Fund
Mothers club class on spastic child welfare
Mrs. Harold Halstead hosted a Mothers club meeting on Thursday. Mrs. William Ray led a lesson titled What Chance Does a Spastic Child Have and What a Family Can Do for Such a Child? Mrs. George Brewer aided in refreshments for eight members and six children. Miss Lillian Bleakly supervised the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Halstead
Mothers Club
William Ray
George Brewer
Lillian Bleakly
Auxiliary to Railway Mail marks 40th anniversary dinner
The Auxiliary to the Railway Mail association celebrated its fortieth anniversary with a Thursday dinner at K. V. cafe. Mrs E C Hamm welcomed guests as president William Fowler spoke in reply. Verle Breed sang with Edna Roberts on piano, Beverly Nedrow read, and Harvey Pennoyer performed three accordion solos.
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Railway Mail Association
K. V. Caf
E. C. Hamm
William Fowler
Verle Breed
Edna Roberts
Beverly Nedrow
Harvey Pennoyer
Patient Jane Lowis Improved at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids
Miss Jane Lowis, patient at Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids, was reported improved on Thursday. The note corrected earlier reference to St. Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lowis
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Manager Named At Marion Store And Local Notices
irman of Manchester named manager of the Marion store. Mrs. C. W. Biggs returns home from a six weeks visit with her daughters. Mrs. E. Potter of Marshalltown and oe D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Biggs
E. Potter
Marshalltown
Mrs. Ainley Called to Perry for Ill Brother
Mrs. E C Ainley was summoned to Perry on Friday due to the serious illness of her brother George H who moved to Perry from Marion last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Ainley
Perry
George H
Marion
Hines Ill At Home As Kin Visit In City
Mrs. O C Hines is ill at her home on Fifth Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKeehan of Mt. Pleasant spent Thursday here visiting the McKeehan and O Kelly families. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKeehan and Mr. and Mrs. John O Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McKeehan
Mt. Pleasant
Earl McKeehan
John O'Kelly
Dickie McMurrin Struck by Mumps at Home
Dickie McMurrin is ill with the mumps at his residence on 222 Third Avenue, prompting health precautions and inquiries into local cases.
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Dickie McMurrin
Third Avenue
Townsend Club No 2 to Meet Tonight at Eight
Townsend Club No 2 will meet tonight at 8 in Memorial hall. Women attending are asked to furnish. There will be entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No
Memorial Hell
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Fourth Division Picnic and Meeting
The fourth division met Wednesday at Mrs. D. B. Storck’s home for a picnic luncheon. Mrs. Hugh Gordon was installed as president, with the retiring president Mrs. Storck honored by a gift. The division voted to donate $5 to the Red Cross war relief fund.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
D. B. Storck
Hugh Gordon
Storck
Red Cross War Relief Fund
Visit to Ashland for Mrs Trimble Aims to Aid Ill Relative
Mrs. H W Trimble Jr travels to Ashland Nebraska to stay with her aunt Mrs H W Boller as Mr Boller lies critically ill. The Loren Carver family southeast of Marion is quarantined with scarlet fever, reflecting local health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Trimble, Jr
Ashland, Neb
H. W. Boller
Mr. Boller
Loren Carver
Marion
Attendance at Uncle E A Simmons funeral noted
Mr and Mrs Glenn Vernon Mrs Jesse Starry and Mr and Mrs Harlan Starry attended the funeral of their uncle E A Simmons on Thursday at Olin. C E Ralston of Cedar Rapids accompanied them.
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E. A. Simmons
Olin
Glenn Vernon
Jesse Starry
Harlan Starry
C. E. Ralston
Cedar Rapids
Red Cross Meeting Saturday In Marion Branch
A special Red Cross meeting of the Marion branch is set for Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Gas company home demonstration room. Captain leaders of the war relief fund campaign are urged to attend. Dorothy Brust has been named manager of the Iowa City tea store. Gwen Beck appears in Fragments.
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Red Cross
Marion
The
Gas Company
Z. N. Lundy
War Relief Fund Campaign
Dorothy Brust
Marion National Tea
Iowa City
Gwen Beck
Twin Girls Seven Killed In Iowa Coasting Crash
In Oto Iowa two seven year old twin sisters Sharon and Karen Slentz were killed when their sleds shot into an oil truck driven by Calvin Servis of Smithland on highway 31 near Oto. Deputy coroner Dr. George E. Rinker said the impact caused instantaneous death.
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Sioux City
Oto
Calvin Servis
Smithland
Highway 31
Sharon
Karen Slentz
Roy Slentz
Anamosa Matron Gladys Jones and William Babcock Wed in Ames
Miss Gladys Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Jones of Ames and William Babcock son of Mr and Mrs A C Babcock of Sabula wed at Collegiate Methodist church Ames in a ceremony led by Rev G S Nichols Attendants were Mr and Mrs Harry Babcock of Clinton The couple plans to reside in Anamosa Harold Richard vd and Pauline Crippen marry December 26 in Lancaster Missouri They live on the Howard Knapp farm southeast of Vintor
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Anamosa
Gladys Jones
M. M. Jones
Ames
William Babcock
A. C. Babcock
Sabula
Collegiate Methodist Church
G. S. Nichols
Harry Babcock
Clinton
Ames High School
Iowa State College
Siubula High School
Iowa State
Brandon
Dallas Ford
Harold Richard Vd
Pauline Crippen
Willis Crippen
Vinton
Lancaster
Howard Knapp
Vintor
Seize 200 Game Birds In Storage Lockers
Federal and state game agents seized over 200 birds from two Des Moines cold storage lockers. Summons were issued for at least 28 people. Birds including 78 pheasants 117 ducks two partridges three geese sight quail and one squirrel were taken for illegal possession after seasons closed. Ducks and geese fall under federal migratory fowl rules with disposal deadlines and possible fines up to 500 dollars and six months jail. Pheasant birds faced fines of 10 to 100 dollars each for illegal possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
S. U. I. Honors Dean Kay and Prof Dorcas at Dinner
Dean Emeritus George F. Kay of the University of Iowa geology department and Prof. H. C. Dorcas former S U I registrar will be honored at a testimonial dinner in Iowa Memorial union Tuesday evening Feb 10. President Virgil M. Hancher will preside. Kay led the liberal arts college from 1917 until last fall and Dorcas served as registrar for 44 years until 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
George F. Kay
University of Iowa
H. C. Dorcas
S.U.I
Iowa Memorial Union
Virgil M. Hancher
Kay
Liberal Arts
Harry K. Newburn
Dercas
College Education
Former Cornell Dean Mary MacLeod Killed in Car Accident
Miss Mary MacLeod former dean of women at Cornell college Mt Vernon and Williamsburg resident died December 28 after being struck by a car in New York City She served as dean at Cornell for about twenty years and ashes will be buried in Williamsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Mary MacLeod
Cornell College
New York City
Cornell
Williamsburg
Roemig Repeats as Leader of Amana Welfare Association
Amana Welfare Association elected officers for a one year term on Tuesday. Jacob Roemig is again president, Harry Geiger vice president, Jack Zimpleman Jr second vice president, Arthur Baumgarter secretary, Kathryn Geiger assistant secretary, and Peter Stuck treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMANA
Amana Welfare Association
Jacob Roemig
Harry Geiger
Jack Zimpleman, Jr
Arthur Baumgarter
Kathryn Geiger
Peter Stuck
Mrs Helen R McLeish Weds Eugene Richardson in Cheyenne
Announcement from Brandon states Miss Helen R McLeish of Denver and Eugene L Richardson of Denver were married New Year’s Day in Cheyenne Wyoming. Richardson a New Hampshire native and retired naval lieutenant. McLeish a Vinton High and Cedar Rapids Business College graduate employed by General Electric in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
H. E. Tunks
Helen R. Mcleish
Denver
Colo
Eugene L. Richardson
That City
Cheyenne
Wyo
Richardson
Vinton High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
General Electric Company
New Hampshire
War dims early interest in city election
With war dominating attention the city election scheduled for March 30 faces uncertain turnout. Primaries are set for March 17 and observers see no clear issues or sharp contrasts as two incumbents previously faced competition and salaries rise modestly for councilmen to 5000 total, mayor to 3500, and commissioners to 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Fooled Him Once But Not Twice Mr Jones Takes Bride
DES MOINES AP It is Mr and Mrs David John Jones now and he is happy. Jones a 33 year old Portage Wisconsin laborer came to town last November to pursue a correspondence courtship with a girl described as sweet and innocent. The girl turned out to be Justine Butman 42 Mount Etna Iowa a farmer now serving a six month federal sentence for using the mails to defraud. Jones bride of a few days is Cecilia Turner of Des Moines. She said he worked fast and he said she caught his eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
David John Jones
Jones
Portage Wis
Towa
Justine Butman
Mount Etna
Cecilia Turner
Mrs. Jons
Executive Council Hires Onawa Man
The Iowa executive council formalized the hire of William Brown of Onawa as secretary to replace Barry Halden who was suspended after an Atlantic drunken driving arrest. Brown, publisher of the Onawa Sentinel, was chosen unanimously per Gov. George A. Wilson’s announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
State Executive Council
William Brown
Onawa
Barry Halden
Atlantic
Brown
George A. Wilson
Two Iowa farmhands sentenced for poultry theft
In Grundy Center two men were given five year terms for stealing poultry from their employer Erwin Denner. Gladbrook resident Lutjen Beenken was paroled to Adam Messer near Grundy Center, while the other, Ja. resident, was sent to Anamosa reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Iowa
Erwin Denner
Gladbrook
Anamosa Reformatory
Lutjen Beenken
Adam Messer
Funeral services for Mrs Lucy Burke
Lucy Burke 62 died at the home of her brothers C J and Bert McDermott near Toronto. Funeral Friday at St Phillip and St James church Grand Mound conducted by Rev P J Casey. Burial in St Mary's cemetery Clinton. Survived by four children, 13 grandchildren, two brothers, one sister and Arthur D Burke of DeWitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Mound
Lucy Burke
C. J
Bert McDermott
Toronto
St. Phillip and
St. James
P. J. Casey
St. Mary's Cemetery
Clinton
Lucy McDermott
DeWitt
Arthur D. Burke
Macomb
Ill
J. O. Green
Merle Green
Camanche
Donald Nodurft
Lost Nation
John Cessna
Cedar Rapids
Randalia Social Star Marjorie Edmonds Wed in Texas
Marjorie Jane Edmonds of Randalia wed Lieut. James N. McFadden of Waterloo in a Randolph Field Texas Methodist chapel ceremony officiated by Colonel Dawson. Attendants included Miss Margaret Andrews with best man King McFadden. The couple resides in San Antonio after receptions in local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Jane Edmonds, Randalia
Texas
Spec
Gazette
F. L. Bus
Randalia
Marjorie Jane
James N. McFadden
J. N. McFadden
Waterloo
Methodist Chapel
Randolph Field
Tex
Dawson
Jane Monaghan
Margaret Andrews
San Antonio
King McFadden
Iowa State
War relief sewing room set for daily afternoons
Mrs. I C Musgrove announced the courthouse sewing room will operate each afternoon from 2 to 5. She named in charge teams for each weekday with Mrs Keith Lemon and Mrs Spaeth on Monday, Mrs W G Yount and Mrs John Ath on Tuesday, Mrs Henry Uhr and Mrs Robert Thompson on Wednesday, Mrs Maurice Fay and Miss A Fay on Thursday, Mrs George F Specht and Mrs L V Candee on Friday, and Mrs George Fegan with Mrs Bert Metcalf on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Specht
L. V. Candee
George Fegan
Bert Metcalf
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Culerre
Midwest
State Public Safety
Karl Fischer
Coe
Postville
Manchester
Marie Pound
Methodist Church
R. E. Tanner
John Johnson
H. E. Grogger
Connie Jo
Eleventh Street
Solomon, Kan
Mr. Groggers
Marion, Iowa
Rinso
Charmin
Slnaist
Omar
Philadelphia
Mr. Howe
Navy Yards
Marion News
Harmon Hall
Milwaukee
Kathryn
P. T. A. Meets
Wisconsin
Nelson
Central
Dickey’s Foods
Pillsburys
Hilex Klek
R’st
Eed
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Sinkrest
Peter Fan
Fleischmann
George Kay
Dean MacLeod
Roemig
Amana Welfare Assn
Mr. Jones
Executive Council
Omnibus Club
Palmer Club
McFadden
Natalea Street
Randalia High School
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Alpha Chi Omega Social Sorority
Hansell
Consolidated
Oelwein High School
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Lettermen's Club
Army Air Corps
Dera
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