Camp Hitaga Hosts Enthusiastic Scout Guest Group
A crowd of ninety girls visits Camp Hitaga for a week of activities and entertainment. They plan gypsy trips and events as council leaders finalize preparations with campers for a lively stay at the Boy Scout Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitaga
Jean Anderson
Arlene Armstrong
Wanda Mae Armstrong
Janet Assmus
Marietta Bixby
Evelyn Book
Susan Brown
Caroline Cornish
Marjorie Davis
Ruth Dose
Janie Downer
Antoinette Doxsee
Vera Drake
Helen Jane Ellis
Heren F Ly
Jean Files
Alice Fisher
Mary Louise Frye
Bessie Gallagher
J. Graham
Goldena Green
Jean Hamilton
Bernice Hammond
Cora Hampton
Jeanne Hatch
Sybil Hayward
Marion Hepner
Kathryn Hesser
Lavergne Hill
Eleanor Hiner
Shirley Hoag
Maxine Hodge
Gladys Howland
Elizabeth Jackson
Violet Jirouch
Allayne Konecny
Valerie Konecny
Evelyn Kroupa
Cleola Lake
Lillian Locher
Eben Luberger
Irene Mahannah
Barbara Marshall
Jean Newberger
Joan Newburger
Betty Niles
Catherine Niles
Jane Niles
Catherine Palmer
Joyce Palmer
Darleen Pollock
Alice Powers
Peterbaugh
Dorothy Rick
Lucille Ricklefs
Anna Jean
Winona Saylor
Jean Severson
Ruth Shellito
Ruth Simmons
Irene St. Germain
Irene Teets
Kathleen Terwilliger
Jean Tomlinson
Ruth Toogood
Edith Vertrees
Clemna Wenger
Barbara Westfall
Lorine Westfall
Constance Wetherton
Margaret Wharton
Luncheon Honors Ruth Halil at Elms Tea Room
Martha Trewin hosted a pretty luncheon at the Elms tea room on Tuesday for Ruth Halil of Glen Ellyn who will visit Thursday. Guests included Lydia Courtright Ann Crawford Virginia Collins Audrey Jones Grace Reiff Jane O'Meara Patricia Groves Elizabeth Clark Dorothy Whipple Miriam Ogburn Miriam Wharton Esther Yothers and Elizabeth Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Trewin
Harold R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
Elms Tea Room
Ruth Halil
Glen Ellyn
Inl
Lydia Ann Courtright
Ann Crawford
Virginia Collins
Audrey Jones
Grace Ann Reiff
Jane O'Meara
Patricia Groves
Elizabeth Clark
Dorothy Whipple
Miriam Ogburn
Miriam Wharton
Junior Art Club Members Host Picnic at Ellis Park
Members of the Junior Art club and their husbands enjoyed a picnic supper at Ellis Park on Monday evening. Mrs. W. J. Brown and Mrs. Haven Y. Simmons led the committee. Mrs. Frederick Luberger of Cincinnati, Ohio, attended as an out-of-town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
W. J. Brown
Haven Y. Simmons
Frederick Luberger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mrs Berger to Return Home After Visit
Mrs. Paul I. Berger of Los Angeles departs Wednesday after an extended visit with her parents Mr and Mrs H F Westfall and her brother in law and sister Dr and Mrs Wayne J Foster in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul I. Berger
Los Angeles
H. F. Westfall
Wayne J. Foster
Frederickson and Miller Plan Westward Vacation Trip
C A Frederickson and Jack Miller left last week for a motor trip to Yellowstone Park. They intend to explore natural sights and incite a relaxing getaway in the western United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Frederickson
Jack Miller
Yellowstone Park
Woman's Benefit Association to Meet at Moose Hall
The Woman's Benefit Association will hold its meeting at Moose Hall on Wednesday at 7 pm. Mrs. Ella Mark Lee, a field director, will attend for special work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Ella Mark Lee
Rebekah Staff Club Picnic at Ellis Park
A Rebekah Staff club hosts a picnic supper at Ellis Park at 6 30 PM Thursday. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and the usual picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Ellis
Caacs
Past Chiefs mark anniversary breakfast at city park
The Past Chiefs association of Winter Temple Pythian Sisters will hold an anniversary breakfast at the park near the large pavilion on Wednesday morning at 8 30. All past chiefs are invited to attend and Mrs Hartman 3 1945 for reservations. Each attendee should bring dishes and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
Hartman
Presbyterian Ministers and Wives Honor Wests
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce West, leaving in August for a China trip, were guests of honor at a rose garden picnic in Ellis Park hosted by city Presbyterian ministers and their wives. West recently resigned from Olivet Presbyterian Church. Attendees included several ministers and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bruce West
China
Rose Garden
Ellis Park
West
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Robert Littie
P. W. Jacobson
Philip Palmer
E. Winslow Brown
W. A. Montgomery
S. R. Ferguson
U. G. Evans
Jones Farr marriage announced for December 26
Miss Ethel Jones daughter of Davenport is wed to Charles A Farr son of Lacon residents The ceremony occurred in Lacon IL and the couple now reside at 1611 First Avenue E Davenport graduates Mrs Farr and Mr Farr both have local schooling and career ties with Tau Kappa Epsilon and American Transfer respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jones
Thomas I. Jones
Davenport
Charles A. Farr
A. B. Parr
Lacon
Coe College
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
American Transfer Company
Marriage of Leona Kohler and Maurice Rapaport in Chicago
Miss Leona Kohler daughter of Mr and Mrs Kohler Fond du Lac and Maurice Rapaport son of Mr and Mrs Rapaport Cedar Rapids wed in Chicago on Saturday. They were escorted by the groom’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs H Snider of Chicago with two more Rapaport sisters Helen and Betty from Cedar Rapids present. The couple now travel in Canada for their wedding trip. The bride was a Milwaukee teacher graduate of Milwaukee Teachers College. The groom is a Washington high school and Coe college alumnus connected with Cedar Rapids Auto Wrecking company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Kohler
M. Kohler
Fond du Lac
Maurice Rapaport
Ef Fry
A. Rapaport
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Bloomfield Family Hosts Party For Daughters
Mr and Mrs J Hoglan of Bloomfield and their daughters Barbara Ann and Gwen Ellen visited Mr and Mrs J H McNiel at 159 Wilson Ave SW. A children's party was held with guests Teresa Viktor Mary Janecek Frances Janecek Virginia Mary Johnson Marion Taft Charlene Hollingsworth Winifred Spencer Mary Stodola and Marvis Jean Shebek attending.
Visitors from Oskaloosa stay with the Ogburns
Mrs. Wilford Hall and Miriam Wharton of Oskaloosa are visiting two weeks at the home of Prof. and Mrs. W. H. Ogburn at 2154 Blake boulevard SE. Mrs. Hall is the mother of Mrs. Ogburn and Miriam Wharton is a cousin of Miriam Ogburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Hall
Miriam Wharton
Oskaloosa
W. H. Ogburn
Blake Boulevard
Mrs. Hall
Mrs. Ogburn
Miriam Ogburn
Esslingers to Return From Breezy Point Vacation
Dr and Mrs O W Esslinger of 1400 Second Avenue SE will return the latter part of the week from Breezy Point Minnesota where they have been on a vacation at Breezy Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Esslinger
Second Avenue SE
Breezy Point
Minn
Ruth Jamison Weds Jack Gillette at Marysville
Ruth Jamison of Cedar Rapids and Jack Gillette formerly of Santa Monica Calif were married at Marysville Missouri on June 26. Rev R S Baker of the Methodist Church officiated. Miss Jamison is a Grant high school graduate. Gillette attended Drake University and was a Bel Mar athletic club high hurdler before returning to California to work for General Motors. He now serves as an adjustor for Red Ball Auditing and Adjusting Association of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jamison
Cedar Rapids
Jack Gillette
Santa Monica
Calif
Marysville
R. S. Baker
Methodist Church
Gillette
Grant High School
Drake University
Des Moines
Chi Delta
Drake
California
Bel-Mar
General Motors
Red Ball Auditing and Adjusting Association of
Woman's club nature picnic planned for Thursday
The nature and garden department picnic of the Woman's club, postponed from last Thursday, is set for this Thursday at 1 PM. Attendees should call Mrs. F. E. Russell on Thursday morning to confirm attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
F. E. Russell
Mrs Strayer Visits St Petersburg Neighbor for Week
Mrs J Strayer of St Petersburg Florida visits for a week with Mrs W L Crissman at 1515 Fifth Avenue SE. After the visit Mrs Strayer will travel to Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Strayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. L. Crissman
Fifth Avenue SE
Strayer
Providence
R. I
Miss Boegel Hosts Kuschan Guests After Weekend Visit
Miss Maxine Boegel of 1949 First Avenue E returns to Des Moines with Mr. and Mrs. Franz Kuschan after a weekend visit and will stay at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Boegel
First Avenue E
Des Moines
Franz Kuschan
Companions of Forest of America Meet at I O O F Hall
The Companions of the Forest of America will hold a regular meeting at the I O O F hall on Wednesday at p.m. Local members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companions of the Forest of America
I. O. O. F. Hall
V R E Circle Plans Park Picnic at Ellis Park
The V R E circle of St James Methodist church will picnic at the duck pond in Ellis Park Wednesday at 1 pm. Members are asked to bring all picnic requirements. Hostesses include Mrs W W Canterbury Mrs Charles Blecher Mrs W H Gould and Mrs Ed Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. R. E. Circle
St. James
Pattern description for Anne Adams dress design
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists Pattern 2380 by Anne Adams featuring a cool coatlike re vers style with slim lines, bell sleeves, hip yoke and contrasting banding. Pattern 2386 available sizes 36 to 48. fabric needs and price details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette Daily
Anne Adams
Miss Walker Hosts Weekend House Party Guests
Miss Margaret Walker of 852 Second Avenue SE will host a house party arriving Wednesday for the rest of the week. Guests include Miss Jane Goodwill of Minden Louisiana, Mrs. R. L. Watkins of Des Moines, Miss Violet McClaskey of Toledo, and Miss Sarah Marie Rife of Shellsburg. Miss Goodwill plans to stay through the summer in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Walker
Margaret Walker
Second Avenue SE
Jane Goodwill
Minden
R. L. Watkins
Des Moines
Violet McClaskey
Toledo
Sarah Marie Rife
Shellsburg
Miss Goodwill
Cedar Rapids
Neill Family Visit Highlighted By Chicago Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Neill and their daughter Ann, along with Mrs. Katherine Houlihan of Chicago, are spending the week here with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Neill at 700 Sixth Street as local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald’ Neill
Ann
Katherine Houlihan
Chicago
W. J. Neill
Sixth Street
97-Year-Olds Tie For Oldest Attendee At Reunion Picnic
Jasper N. Travis of 121 Fourth Avenue SW and Mary Kolarik aged 97 were named oldest man and oldest woman at Bever Park old people’s reunion picnic. Kolarik, who came from Czechoslovakia 53 years ago, was honored alongside 42 men and 30 women aged 80 to 97. The 2:30 pm prize ceremony followed an 11 am picnic with 425 served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper N. Travis
Fourth Avenue SW
Bever Park
Travis
Hale
Mary Kolarik
Kolarik
Czechoslovakia
Anna Bohac
First Avenue E
Charles F. Edwards
Robert Palmer
Sunshine Mission Board
Jerry Pendergast Gillette
Third Avenue SE
City Cuts Cost Of Playing On Ellis Park Golf Course
Ellis Park golf prices have been cut for a day’s play from 35 cents to 25 cents, effective Tuesday. Season tickets drop from 7.50 to 3.50 to reflect midseason purchases, said park commissioner Ed Stefan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Ed Stefan
Stefan
Thieves Abandon Car and Set It On Fire
A 1931 Plymouth sedan was stolen from near 119 Eighth Street SE late Monday night. The car was used for hours and found abandoned in a ditch along Highway 161 east of Marion with interior set ablaze. Owner J C Dickerson of Fort Dodge reported the loss. Sheriff Joe Petrus connected the fire to the same vehicle. Neighbors said occupants were taken away by another car around 3 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Linn County Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Max Hahn and Pauline L. Melvin of Linn County and Louis J. Hensley with Kathleen Cruise of Linn County receive marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hahn
Pauline L. Melvin
Linn County
Louis J. Hensley
Kathleen Cruise
Insurance official on farewell tour values staying fit
Lee O Ayers vice president of Metropolitan Life Insurance spoke at a Cedar Rapids farewell pep meeting attended by 160 agents. The 70 year old plans to retire in the fall and may take new posts, noting a 40 year career and annual travels up to 60,000 miles. He prefers a relaxed lifestyle, resists routine morning exercises, and hopes to settle on a farm in Connecticut before possible Europe travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee O. Ayers
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
Country Club
Mr. Ayers
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Litchfield Hills
New Millville
Conn
Europe
Ayres
Metropolitan Life Insurane
Sister Mary Louis of Cedar Rapids Dies at Mount Mercy
Sister Mary Louis a Mercy nun with Cedar Rapids ties dies Tuesday at Mount Mercy academy after illness. Born November 18 1867 in Lowell Massachusetts she taught art at Mount Mercy and Immaculate Conception School and served missions in Grand Junction and Elma. Funeral Thursday at Mount Mercy chapel with Father Gruenwald and other priests officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louis
Sisters of Mercy of
Cedar Rapids
Mount Mercy Academy
University of Iowa
Sister Louis
Mount Mercy
Immaculate Conception School
Grand Junction
Elma
Lowell
Mass
Bernard Lamb
Independence
Order of Sisters of Mercy
Mary Berchmans
Sisters of Mercy
J. A. Lamb
LeMars
John Lamb
Brandon
E. P. Lamb
Huntington Park
Calif
Mary Nolasta
Mount Mercy Chapel
Louis Gruenwald
Bluffton
James D. Kearn
Fairfax
J. McGovern
Vinton
Francis Houlihan
Ce i
Eugene Lorenz
Anamosa
Mrs. A. P. Butcher Linn County Pioneer Dies
Mrs. A P Butcher died Sunday in Riverside California from a relapse after influenza. Funeral Friday at 4 pm at Mount Vernon Presbyterian Church with Rev R D Snuffer officiating. Born May 25 1846 in Belmont County Ohio she moved to Linn County Iowa in 1863 and married December 24 1868. She lived in Cedar Rapids from 1914 and is survived by two daughters, including Mrs E B Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Butcher
Cedar Rapids
Riverside
Calif
Mount Vernon Presbyterian Church
R. D. Snuffer
Old Sea Captain Plans for Grandchildren Amid Uncertain Ship Fate
An aging captain loses his steamship post and worries over funding education for his grandchildren Alien and Roberta. He contemplates selling his old steamer to fund a new plan, hoping for a way to visit a distant island and secure their future. The scene ends with a hint of a new idea to pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamship Company
Alien
Roberta
Wvell
Captain Thompson
Switzerland
Allen
Ias
FUNMAKER leaflet offers riddles and jokes from Uncle Kay
Uncle Kay offers a free FUNMAKER leaflet filled with riddles puzzles and jokes. Readers are urged to write to him in care of this paper and include a stamped return envelope for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funmaker
Uncle Kay
Needles of Mount Vernon Four Grandchildren
Four grandchildren and three great grandchildren are named in a Mount Vernon family notice mentioning the Needles surname. The brief item lists the family survivors and notes local relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needles of
Mount Vernon
Funeral Services for Thomas F Hickey Held in Waterloo
Funeral services were held Monday for former Cedar Rapids resident Thomas F Hickey who died Saturday at his daughter Mayme E Hickey’s home in Waterloo. Born in Ireland on September 28 1854 he came to the U S at age 3. He and Mary A Burns wed November 1876 and lived in Cedar Rapids and Shellsburg before 1900. Survived by two sons John Mason City and William E Cedar Rapids and three grandchildren. He was a devout member of St Joseph Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Hickey
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Mayme E. Hickey
Mr. Hickey
Limerick
Ireland
United States
New York
Fairfield
Mary A. Burns
Washington
Shellsburg
Hickey
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John
Mason City
William E
Seven year old Jean McFarren dies at Cedar Rapids area home
Jean Anabel McFarren seven daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. McFarren of Center Point road died at 2 15 p m Monday after a brief illness. She is survived by parents two brothers LeRoy Paul and six sisters Mrs L H Usher Mrs Kenneth Kazebier Krystle Maybell Blanche and all of Cedar Rapids. She was in Cradle Roll class at St Pauls Methodist church. Funeral 2 30 p m Wednesday Beatty chapel Rev A A Brooks. Burial Shiloh cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Anabel McFarren
John E. McFarren
Cedar Rapids
Center Point Road
LeRoy
Paul
Kenneth Kazebier
Krystle
Maybell
Blanche
Jean
William Brink Dies After Short Illness At 70
William Brink, 70, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died at 10 am on Monday after a brief illness. Funeral services will be at Beatty chapel at 10:30 am Wednesday, with burial at Oak Hill. Friends may visit the chapel from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brink
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
F. H. Ward
Oak Hill
City briefs and personals highlight club meetings and notices
Y M C A junior board outlines fall activities at a Thursday 6 PM meeting in the Y cafeteria club rooms. Olivet hosts an ice cream social Wednesday as advertised. J Turner, a Black man, fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication after being arrested Sunday as John Doe. he failed to identify himself by police roll call. Correction notes a typographical error in Jack's store advertisement from Sunday Gazette regarding men's athletic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Turner
John Doe
Roll Call
To Bring Body Of War Veteran Here
A local effort seeks to transport the body of a war veteran to a hometown funeral, coordinating with officials and the veteran’s family to arrange burial details and honors.
Skating rink manager files bankruptcy in Tama court
Charley W. Broeffle, manager of a skating rink at Tama, filed a petition in bankruptcy in federal court here Tuesday. He reported debts totaling 5603 dollars and 1500 dollars assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley W. Broeffle
Tama
Miss Louise Bouligny Returns After Four Month Visit
Miss Louise Bouligny returns home to Hotel Montrose after a four month visit spent in Meridian Mississippi and Biloxi with time in her residence there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bouligny
Montrose
Meridian
Miss
Biloxi
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 788 Meeting Notice
Veterans of Foreign Wars post 788 will hold a business session Thursday evening and plan the next social gathering for Thursday evening August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ottumwa Project Awards Electrical Fixtures to Local Firm
The Robertson Electric company has been awarded the contract to install ring electrical fixtures for a building under construction in Ottumwa, being erected by Morrell Packing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson Electric Company
Ottumwa
Morrell Packing Company
Man Arrested on Check Fraud Case Outlines Court Plea
A. R. Ward, 29, of 622 Sixth avenue SE, arrested at 7:40 p.m. Monday by Special Deputy Sheriff Cletus Rock on a warrant from Justice G. S. Lightner for issuing a false utterance of a check. Ward pled guilty and was fined 100 dollars with costs, but the fine was suspended. The information cites a $10.50 check from Unzeilig Motor Co. drawn on Alburnett State Bank dated May 5, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Ward
Sixth Avenue SE
Cletus Rock
G. S. Lightner
Justice Lightner
Ward
Unzeilig Motor Company
Alburnett State Bank
Ulster County Gazette Double-Fronted Funeral Issue
A Jan 2 1800 Ulster County Gazette in Herman Luck’s possession recounts George Washington’s funeral. The Kingston Kingston N Y paper by J Samuel Freer and son features heavy black rules, advertisements, and a small slice of foreign news about Napoleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Luck
Third Street
Ulster County Gazette
Luck
George Washington
Napoleon
Kingston
N. Y
J. Samuel Freer and Son
Farmer Drowns in Creek Near Clermont
Special to The Gazette. John Jorgenson aged 67 widower lived on a farm northwest of Clermont. He was drowned Monday night in a creek near his home while young men swimming nearby located the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
John Jorgenson
Clermont
Hole
Straight up and down race planned in Cleveland
National Air Races officials may host a vertical climb contest from ground to 25 000 feet open to military and commercial planes. The event would use a five mile high imaginary pylon for the top mark and the White Eagle trophy would be awarded if the idea is adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
The
Aero Club of
Poland
Amroch
Clifford W. Henderson
Aviation Racing Sic
Henderson
Keith Pennington License Suspended After Reckless Driving Conviction
Keith Pennington of 1623 C avenue NE has his driver's license suspended by the state motor vehicle department after a late June conviction for reckless driving. He cannot request a hearing on the suspension. The trouble began when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Della Taylor of 353 Pleasant Drive SE on Third Avenue at Tenth Street SE. Taylor had charged him with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, amended to reckless driving. Police also report L D Romine of 1544 A avenue NE has been denied a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Pennington
C Avenue NE
State
Pennington
Della Taylor
Pleasant Drive SE
Third Avenue
Tenth Street SE
State Vehicle Department
L. D. Romine
Avenue NE
Federal Agents Seize Car in Prohibition Era Pursuit
Federal officers chased a car believed linked to Frank Spina of 622 Eighth Street SE. The vehicle, seized at Sixteenth Avenue and N Street SW, carried seven gallons of alcohol and two men inside escaped on the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Prohibition Department
Frank Spina
Eighth Street
Sixteenth Avenue
N Street SW
England Invents Friction Match A Century Ago
A 100 year old friction match invention traces to England. The early spark product revolutionized fire starting and household utility with simple striking action and chemical composition.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Junior Art Club
Mrs. Berger
Yellowstone
Clubs
Cedar Rebekah Staff Club
Past Chiefs Association
Jones-Farr
Kohler-Rapaport
Bloomfield
Ogburn
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Florida
Companions of Forest
Neills
J. N. Travis
Mt. Mercy
Uncle Ray’s
Tian
Pian
Wale
Calvary Baptist Church
N. J. Leonard
Twenty-sixth Street
Dayton
Mr. Leonard
N. G. Leonard
Dr. Hauser’s
Forsythe’s Grocery
Bungalow Canning School
Olivet
Andrew Pagomenos
Robertson
Farmer
Patan
England
First Street
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