Linn County Young Republicans name 43 delegates
Forty three delegates to represent the Linn County Young Republican club at the state convention July 11 in Des Moines were listed by Marty Nehls Jr. Delegates were chosen by caucus to take the place of the regular county convention. No alternates were selected and missing delegates will have votes cast by the secretary. Delegates include Wallace Lyons Carl Kirwin Sam Johnson Paul Fidler Barbara Bloomhall many others. Delegates-at-large and those needing transportation are noted. district officials will be elected at the one day event at Hotel Savery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Young Republican Club
Des Moines
Marty Nehls, Jr
On Club
Nehls
Morse Crozier
Coggon
Gaylord Andre
Lisbon
James C Manville
Fairfax
FW Mec- Crigsht
Walker
Marion Day
Dean Stauffacher
Willis Glass- Bow
Sutherland Cook
Gunson Byers
William W Crissman
Marjorie Love
Pauline Frederikson
Orville Knutsen
Robert S. McLeod
Robert Neff
Robert Skinner
Arthur Snider Delogates
Lyle Raftis
Dr D Ondla
Coaggon
Robert Yaw
Sandee Jordan
Cedar Rapids Area Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Incidents
City Briefs note the Cedar Rapids Coin Club meets in the Montrose hotel French room at 7 30 tonight. Townsend auxiliaries Nos 1 and 3 host a picnic dinner Wednesday at Bever Park at 12 30 pm, Adelphia circle of the Macca bees picnic Tuesday at Ellis Park duck pond. Miss Adora Sykes from Taylor school is recovering from an appendectomy at St Luke's hospital. Cub Scouts meet Tuesday at 10 am to tour Gazette press rooms with Mrs Henry Gray. Waltonins plan a Friday lawn social at 2233 35 Mount Vernon Rd SE for Camp Conservation fund. General Grenville Dodge circle Postpones meeting after Mrs Libbie's death. Henry Alt to attend Tuesday at 1 30 pm at Beatty Funeral Home. Kenwood Methodist foreign missionary society meets Thursday for luncheon and mite boxes opening. Benjamin Athoff reports burglary Sunday at near Norway with $150 cash and a $50 manifold watch stolen. A room at the night house southwest of Walford ransacked. John Taylor sustains a scalp gash at La Phint-Choate plant. treated on site. Cavaliers Drum and Bugle corps to perform at Riverside playground Tuesday at 7 pm followed by three movie reels. Wilbur Schindler ordered to Camp Ripley duties August 1 21. Cedar Rapids listed as home. Archery class for 16 plus at Ellis Park Tuesday 6 pm led by Fred Enders with three targets and twelve bows. Regular weekly sessions to follow.
Two Brides-Elect Are Honored By Friends
Elizabeth Jackson and Miss Whipple, both brides elect, were feted by friends at two Monday gatherings. Miss Whipple will wed J D Frantz of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin perhaps in late summer. Miss Jackson plans to marry Lester Nickless of Crossett, Arkansas on Saturday July 20. Guests included out of town attendees and local relatives, with gifts and a handkerchief shower for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jackson
Fourth Avenue
Miss Whipple
J D. Frantz
Wauwatosa
Wis
Miss Jackson
Lester Nickless
Crossett, Ark
Betty Whipple
Meadowbrook Drive
Two Leave for Visit in Wisconsin
Mrs. L. W. Walker and her granddaughter Beverly Jo Wolfe left Sunday for a three weeks trip in Wisconsin. They will visit relatives in Madison and at the Dells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Walker
Third Avenue SE
Beverly Jo Wolfe
E. Russell Wolfe
Wisconsin
Madison
The
Dells
Mrs Wray Visits From Des Moines Arrives Monday
Mrs. Robert S. Wray of Des Moines arrives Monday afternoon to spend several days with her parents Mr and Mrs S E Coquillett at 540 Knollwood Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
Robert S. Wray
Des Moines
Bridge Club Luncheon Scheduled at Mrs Green’s Home
Mrs Howard R Green of 2003 Bever Avenue SE will host a luncheon on Tuesday for members of her bridge club at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Howard Green
Howard R. Green
Bever Avenue SE
Mrs Florine Fields to wed David G Sinclair in Wis
Mrs Clara Fields announces the marriage of her daughter Florine to David G Sinclair son of Mrs Nellie Sinclair. The wedding was held Sunday in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin with Miss Virginia Slade and Robert Swain as attendees. Florine worked for Cherry Burrell. David is an engineer at KFJB Marshalltown. they will live there after July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Fields
Florine
David G. Sinclair
Nellie Sinclair
Second Street
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Virginia Slade
Robert Swain
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Sinclair
KFJB
Marshalltown
Petersons Return to Detroit After Cedar Rapids Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peterson and Mrs. A. A. Peterson of Detroit left Sunday after spending their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Lindahl at 1536 Seventh Avenue SE. The Petersons are former Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Peterson
A. A. Peterson
Detroit
Hugo Lindahl
Seventh Avenue SE
Mr. Peterson
Cedar Rapids
Magee Family Vacation Through Florida Stops
Mr. and Mrs. George W Magee and their son Robert recently returned from a two weeks vacation in Florida. They visited Jacksonville St Augustine Daytona Beach and St Petersburg where they visited Mr Magees brother F B Magee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Magee
Eighth Street
Robert
Florida
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Daytona Beach
St. Petersburg
Mr. Magee
F, B, Magee
Za Hitiyan Camp Fire Council Meeting in Ellis Park
The Za Hitiyan Camp Fire group led by guardian Mrs. K. Byerly held a council fire in Ellis park on Thursday. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday this week.
Charipas Departs for Kansas City Visit
Miss Patricia Charipas of Cedar Rapids leaves for a visit in Kansas City Kansas with Mr and Mrs John Griffin of that city accompanying her. The Griffins are visiting Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Charipas
Eighth Street
Kansas City
Kaw
John Griffin
That City
Cedar Rapids
Patricia Ann Stiles Birthday Party Celebrated
Patricia Ann Stiles daughter of Dr and Mrs Karl A Stiles 238 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE celebrated her fourth birthday Monday afternoon with 13 friends Circus animals decorated the party with a Bo oo contest and soap bubble blowing Hostesses were Mrs Stiles and Misses Donna and Dorothy Lynott حضور
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Stiles
Karl A. Stiles
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
David Krumboltz
Sally Files
Sharon Gaston
Malcolm Churchill
Louise and Catharyn Barry
Richard Wilson
Margaret Greene
Susan Ray
Mary Ann Turnbull
Mickey McIntyre
Marilyn Beard
Miss Fulmer and Allender Depart for Clinton Visit
Miss Annette Fulmer of Clinton leaves Sunday for home after a week as guest of Miss Betty Allender of 1717 Seventh Avenue SE. Miss Allender accompanies Fulmer to Clinton and then Mr and Mrs H C Fulmer will take them to Lake Geneva Wisconsin for a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Fulmer
Clinton
Betty Allender
R. L. Allender
Seventh
Avenue SE
Miss Allender
Miss Fulmer
H C
Fulmer
Lake Geneva
Wis
Mrs Snyder Hosts Monday Brunch For Guests
Mrs Burdette Snyder of 109 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE entertained at a Monday morning brunch at her home as a courtesy to Mrs Frank Mason of South Bend Indiana and Mrs Don Kirk of Logan Utah. Other guests included Mrs George L Erwin and Miss Evelyn Howe both of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette Snyder
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Frank Mason
South Bend
Ind
Don Kirk
Hom
Logan
Utah
George L. Erwin
Evelyn Howe
Marion
Doubenmiers Return: Granddaughter Here
Mr. and Mrs A C Doubenmier of 1053 Fourth Avenue SE returned after a visit in Sac City as guests of daughter Mrs W Townsend. They were accompanied home by granddaughter Ann Townsend who will stay in Cedar Rapids for an indefinite visit.
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A. C Doubenmier
Fourth Avenue SE
Sac City
W. Townsend
Ann Townsend
Cedar Rapids
Hartz Returns After Davenport Visit
Mrs Henry Hartz Jr of 331 Fifth Avenue SW returns home after a three week Davenport visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Frye and work at the Hickey office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hartz
Davenport
Henry Hartz, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Arnold Frye
Hickey Brothers
Miss Chapman Guest in Powell Home
Miss Jean Chapman of Des Moines arrived Friday evening to stay a week with Miss Louise Powell, daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Powell, 2543 Vernoncourt SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Chapman
Powell Home
Jean Chapman
Des Moines
Louise Powell
L. D. Powell
Vernoncourt
Miss Newell Plans Two-Week Visit to New Jersey
Miss Noel Newell of 327 Fifteenth Street NE leaves for Little Falls New Jersey to stay two weeks with her sister Mrs C D Vreeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Newell
New Jersey
Noel Newell
Fifteenth Street
Little Falls
N. J
C.D. Vreeland
Mrs Burke Hosts Philadelphia Visitors
Mr and Mrs Fred E Lawson of Philadelphia and their family are visiting Mrs Decie Burke at 2300 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Lawson
Philadelphia
Mrs. Lawson
Decie Burke
First Avenue E
Pishoping Outing At Vanous Cabin Near Delhi
A four day fishing trip ended with a group return to the Delhi area. The party included Mr and Mrs Leo Vanous the hosts Mr and Mrs Edward Vanous Virginia and Patricia Mrs Carrie Vanous Mr and Mrs Robert Vanous Miss Raedjeanne Dacon and Nancy and Kenneth Vanous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Vanous
Delhi
Edward Vanous
Virginia
Patricia
Carrie Vanous
Robert Vanous
Raedjeanne Dacon
Nancy
Kenneth Vanous
Rogers Family Guests Attend Cubs Reds Game in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Rogers and their nephew Richard Doran, of city addresses, spent a few days in Chicago and attended the Chicago Cubs versus Cincinnati Reds game Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Rogers
Maple Drive
Richard Doran
First Avenue
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Ehrhardt Family Heads on Ten Day Wisconsin Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs Walter Ehrhardt of 721 Third Avenue SE and Mrs Ehrhardt's brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs I H Rasmus sen of Ottumwa have left for a ten day fishing trip to Spooner and Chippewa Falls Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ehrhardt
Third Avenue SE
Friendship Club Picnic gathers at Bever Park pavilion
Members of the Friendship club will meet at 12 noon on Wednesday for a picnic luncheon at Bever Park. The large Pavilion will be the meeting place and everyone is requested to take a small gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Bever Park
Simmons Reunion At Anamosa State Park
The Sim mons family reunion gathered at Anamosa state park on Sunday with eighty relatives attending the picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Simmons
A G Ilten Feted on 25th Anniversary in St Louis The
Mr and Mrs A G Ilten celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at 336 Twenty first Street SE. Rev P J Bornhoeft spoke then gifts of silver were given. The couple announced their son William's engagement to Miss Jean Wehmeyer of St Louis with guests from nearby towns attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Titen
Twenty-first Street
P. JL. Bornhoeft
William
Jean Wehmeyer
St Louis
Ilten
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Trinity Lutheran Church
Detroit
Gertrude
Eugene
Robert
James
Philip
Ruth
Margaret Brammer
Chandler C. Higley
C . Freund
Julianne
Thomas
H GC. Shafer
Hampton
Anne
O .W. Hten
van Horne
L. A. Schnudt
Delhi
Wehmeyer
Bowman
Dundee, Ill
Local Folk Return From Holiday Trips
Local residents return home after the holiday weekend with several families highlighted. Frank C. Welch and wife head back from Richmond and Mrs Welch’s sister, Mrs WB Gordon. P F Keehn and family return from Burlington to Glenway Drive SE. Andersons come home after a California trip for their daughter's wedding in Alhambra. Pierre A Tracy and family resume life in Ottumwa after visiting relatives in town and Brighton.
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Frank C. Welch
First Avenue
Richmond
Welch
WB Gordon
P F. Keehn
Glenway Drive
Bill
David
Burlington
Keehn
WW FH
Anna Keehn
Oscar A Anderson
Ridgeway Drive
California
Annabel Mary Anderson
Robert M. Bishop
Alhambra
Pierre A Tracy
Twenty-third Street
Patricia Ann
Leigh
Ottumwa
Mrs. Tracey
Ernest Mann
Brighton
Mr. Tracy
B. C. Tracy
Bokorneys Honor Miss Martin Bride-Elect Shower
Mrs Fred Lo Bokorney and her daughter hosted a Friday evening shower for Miss Mary Mayrlin, bride elect of F Robert Bokorney of Madison Wisconsin. Attending were numerous local ladies and out of town guests from Louisville Kentucky and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lo Bokorney
Johnson Avenue
Ruth Bokorney
Mary Mayrlin
Robert Bokorney
Madison
Wis
Elmer Grissel
Robert Conrad
Warren Smith
Henry Malek
Herbert Stoner
Lewis Merdeka
Leonard Schultz
al Kripner
Robert Savage
Edna Canaday
Archer Minm
Glenn Darling
George Martin
Harry Chambers
Paul Gard
Henry Monlillon
M. J Griffin
Dorothy Minor
Anna Grissel
Joan Grissel
Helen Stoner
Jane Herdlicka
Adeline
Russell Smith
Town City
William Koster
Clarence Lindley
Doris Mae
Louisville
Janet Zimmerman
Omaha
Rotary Lunch Gigantic Cedar Rapids Steam Plant Details
About 74 Rotarians and guests gathered under steel girders at the Cedar Rapids Iowa Electric Light and Power plant to hear FE Nichols discuss the $1 5 million steam generator project. Engineers outlined a 137 foot building, a 76 foot stack, a 300 000 pound per hour boiler, coal bunkers, dust collectors, and 344 miles of copper wiring. The session, led by J Rayner Harper, noted the illness of long time secretary James Keevers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Fifth Street
FE. G. Nichols
F.C. Chambers
Sutherland Dows
Chester Myers
Charles Herbeck
Dave Kvapil
Walter Proescheldt
J. W. Howe
Merchants Bank
Rotary
J. Rayner Harper
James Keevers
Louise Leibert Circle Luncheon At Marion Golf Club
A summer luncheon meeting of Louise Leibert circle of the King s Daughters will be held Tuesday at the Marion Golf Club with luncheon served at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
The
King’s Daughters
Marion Golf Club
Americans Travel to Canada Without Passports
Americans heading to Canada for vacations may enter and leave the United States without passports, per AAA bulletin via Cedar Rapids club. Inspectors will screen returnees more closely. travelers should carry identification like a birth certificate or driver’s license.
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Canada
United States
Cedar Rapids Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Bermuda
Automobile Club
Cuba
Police Use Lodging Solution To End Domestic Turmoil
A dispute between Jesse Verne and housekeeper Frances Frank led to both at the station with belongings in tow. Patrolmen arranged temporary lodging at the police station for Miss Frank and her luggage, then escorted her back to Verne’s home to collect items, with no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lodge
Police
Lodge
Jesse Verne
Fifteenth Avenue
Frances Frank
G. L. Walters
Carl Burke
Verne
Miss Frank
Indo-Chinese Emperor Bao Dai Reported Assassinated
Singapore Straits Settlements dispatch says Siamese newspapers claimed Emperor Bao Dai of Annam was assassinated in Hue. French circles in Singapore denied confirmation and awaited official word.
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Singapore
Straits Settlements
Thailand
Bao Dai
Annam
Hue
Danish King Names New Cabinet Coalition
King Christian X signed a royal nomination forming a new Danish cabinet coalition in Copenhagen ending ten days of reshuffles. The move consolidates power as ministers are sworn in and a stable government takes charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Christian X of Denmark
Jones to Lead Food Stamp Program Succeeding Britton
Harold B Britton Cedar Rapids representative of the Surplus Marketing administration in charge of the food stamp program was transferred Monday to Sioux City. Lloyd W Jones was transferred here from Davenport to succeed him. Jones assisted in administration for Davenport Rock Island and Moline. Britton had led Cedar Rapids since the program began three months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B Britton
Cedar Rapids
Surplus Marketing Administration
Sioux City
Lloyd W Jones
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Britton
Dewey and Willkie Open Campaign Talks in New York
District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey and Wendell L. Willkie met for the first time in New York to discuss Republican campaign plans. Willkie, en route to Washington, held several prior telephone talks with Dewey and offered support while Dewey declined to comment on the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas £. Dewey
Wendell L Willkie
Washington
Dewey
Thoughts of self harm flash on Milwaukee freight crew
A crew of Milwaukee freight train No 197, departing Cedar Rapids, contemplated suicide while approaching the Prairie Creek bridge southwest of the city, before or during the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Prairie Creek Bridge
Train stopped by suspicious figure proves to be dummy
Railroad crew halted a train after spotting a body like dummy swinging from a structure. Investigation found no person and the “body” was removed. Section men alerted. Railroad workers think local boys at a nearby swimming hole rigged the dummy.
Senators Split on Stimson Knox Confirmations
Senator Guy Gillette will vote against confirmation of Henry Stimson and Frank Knox while Senator Clyde Herring will vote for them. The two Iowa lawmakers discussed the split as Senate debated the defense chiefs for Roosevelt’s cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Stimson
Frank Knox
Gillette
Senate Committee
Congress
Thomas Martin
Iowa City
House
Mulitari Af Farrs
Martin
Roosevelt
National Guard
Guard
Greneth
Amy Lin
Death of Ruth Kucera Passes After Surgery
Ruth Mac Kucera, 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kucera of 1519 Eighth Avenue, San Francisco, died Saturday afternoon from a blood clot after an operation for an unusual intestinal formation. She died at 3 30 pm in a local hospital following the 8 30 am procedure. Doctors said she appeared to recover from the delicate surgery when a clot broke from the internal wound and lodged in her lung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mac Kucera
Charles Kucera
Eighth Avenue SF
Kucera
Miss Kucera Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Miss Kucera are set for 2 pm Tuesday at Hus Memorial church in SF. The Rev Benjamin Parouliek and the Rev Josef Bren will officiate with burial in Cedar Memorial Park. She belonged to Gal Scout Troop No. 1 and is survived by her parents a sister Mrs John B Drahovzal and a brother C Woodrow Kucera. Pallbearers named. Friends may call at Barta chapel until 10 am Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kucera
Miss Kucera
Seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
Tuese
Benjamin Parou
Iek
Josef Bren
Cedar Memorial Park
Vis
Gal Scout
John B Drahovzal
C Woodrow Kucera
Charles Jondle
Paul Vavra
David Samek
Rudolph Drahovzal
Paul Kopecky
Marvin Vanoue Frends
Barta Chapel
Ium
Mrs Libbie Henry Death Notice in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Libbie Henry widow of Christian A Henry died at her home 830 Third avenue SW at 1 30 am Sunday after a brief illness She was born in Plymouth Indiana April 23 1865 She had lived in Cedar Rapids over 30 years coming from Palo Sureiving are a brother a niece a nephew and a grandniece She was a member of Trinity Methodist church Funeral services will be in Beatty Chapel at 2 pm Tuesday conducted by Rev W Glenn Rowsley and Rev J P L Van Horn Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery May call at the chapel from 7 to 9 pm today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbie Henry
Christian A Henry
Third Avenue
Plymouth
Ind
James So Taslow
Henry
Cedar Rapids
Palo
Taslor
Cedar Rapily
Mare Butcher
Waterloo
James Taxlor
Ray Cook
Bod
Trinity Methodist Church
GLALT
Beatty Chapel
Pam Lesday
W Glenn Rowsley
J PL van Horn
Linwood Friends Mays
Longtime Cedar Rapids Resident Dies After Illness
Christopher Hansen 76 of Cedar Rapids died at home after a long illness. Born in Denmark February 1864 he came to America 27 years ago and worked for the Cedar Rapids Lacquer and Decor company. Survived by wife Marvette three children Fredly Geer and Alice Farr and four grandchildren all of Cedar Rapids. Funeral at Beatty chapel Wednesday 2 pm conducted by Rev Hens Scherer and the Odd Fellows with burial in Linwood Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Hansen
Cedar Rapids
Densmark
Marvette
Fredly
Geer AL
Alice Farr
Beatty Chapel
Hens Scherer
Odd Fellows
Linwood
Funeral services for Mrs Hera man II Shikoski
Funeral services for Mrs Hera man II Shikoski, who died at her home 1005 Mermonal Drive on Saturday, will be held in the Viney chapel at 2 pm Tuesday. The Row O. C Gatrelle will of fate and burial will be in Cedar Mee movil park. The pallbearers will be Walter Denner, Kopecky, Gailord Swords and R. Kehne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heraman II. Shikoski
Mermonal Drive
Viney Chapel
O. C Gatrelle
Cedar Mee Movil Park
Walter Denner
Kopecky
Gailord Swords
R. Kehne
Airport Murals Burned as Communist Propaganda
Mind Bennett municipal airport murals were ordered burned by WPA administrator Cal Esrow Il. The decision followed controversy over the art described by officials as communist propaganda and tied to a broader effort against subversive influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Mind Bennett Municipal
Cal
Esrow Il
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Republicans
Linn
City Briefs
Cedar Rapids Coin Club
Montrose Hotel
Townsend
Adelphia Circle of the Maccabees
Ellis Park
Adora Sykes
Taylor School
St. Luke's Hospital
Jackson School
Gazette
Henry Gray
Waltonins
Mount Vernon Avenue
Watonian Park
Grenville Dodge Cviele
Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic
Libbie
Henry Alt
Tnesday
Beatty Funeral Home
Foreign Missionary Society of
Kenwood Methodist Church
Topan
Thomas C. Collister
St James Methodist Church
Benjamin Athoff
Near
Nor- Way
Walford
John Taylor
Thirty-second Street
la Phint-Choate
Cavaliers Dram
Jack Framm
Riverside Playground
Wilbur James Schindler
Seventh Avenue
Ordnance Reserve
Regular Army
Camp Ripley
Minn
Schindler
Fred Enders
Washtonian Archers
Playground and Recreation Commission
Isabel Selden
Marvin R. Selden
Greenwood Drive
W. B. James
Boulder
Colo
Robert S Wray
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
Elizabeth and
Jeannette Focht
Primrose Se
Walter L. Jackson
Doris Jackson
C. W. Whipple
W. W Richards
Edwin C. Nelson
Carl K Linge
Gladys Linge
Earl Morris
AF. Sander
C. Wy. McCalley
B L. Knight
Ruth and
Jean Knight
Barbara Rogers
R. S. Wray
Mrs.coquillette
Petersons
Magees
Miss Charipas
By Klinger
Klinger Paint Co
Second Ave
Allender
Mrs. Snyder
Mrs. Burke
Rogers
Emmie
A. G. Iltens
Bokorneys
Miss Martin
OWA Light Company
Lloyd W. Jones
Willkie
Sen
Stimson
Knox
Herring
Ruth Mae Kucera
Mrs. Libbie Henry
Mrs. Shikoski
Footeleye
General Electric
RIFTY
America
General Electric Company
Bishop's and
Liggett's
ST. Clair Appliance
First Avenue SE
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