Heat Wave Break Fails To End Social Doldrums
A lukewarm social weekend persisted as visitors and vacationers dominated activity. The state judicial convention drew week end guests to local homes including Winnetka residents William Chamberlain and Charles Strickland hosted by the Barneses at 310 Nassau SE and 352 Garden SE. Erskine Mitchell and Beatrice Tinley from Council Bluffs visited the Barneses, with Dubuque’s Robert Moss guesting at Dr. and Mrs. W J Foster’s home. Miss Mabel McBain of Houston was expected in Cedar Rapids Thursday to stay with Roswell H Pickford at 357 Forest SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chamberlain
Charles Strickland
Winnetka
Don Barnes
Nassau Street
Donald P. Barnes
Garden Drive
Erskine Mitchell
Beatrice Tinley
Council Bluffs
Robert Moss
Dubuque
W. J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Mabel McBain
Houston
Tex
Cedar Rapids
Roswell H. Pickford
Forest Drive
Miss Cortena Denlinger Visits Cedar Rapids Relative
Miss Cortena Denlinger visits her mother Mrs. H. M. Denlinger at 1340 A avenue SE. She graduated in June from the New York School of Social Work and will work this fall as a case worker for a private social agency in Hartford Conn. She plans to stay in Cedar Rapids until late August before returning east to begin her new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortena Denlinger
H. M. Denlinger
Avenue SE
Miss Denlinger
New York School of Social Work
New York City
Hartford
Return from Minneapolis by Mr and Mrs Chapman
Mr and Mrs R M Chapman of 251 Twenty third street drive SE returned Saturday from a two week trip to Minneapolis. Dr Chapman was stationed at Fort Snelling in the reserve officers medical corps for two weeks and Mrs Chapman visited friends in St Paul and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Chapman
Twenty-third Street Drive
Minneapolis
Dr. Chapman
Fort Snelling
Reserve Officers Medical Corps
Kilian Couple Headed to Forest Beach Harbor Springs
Mr and Mrs Richard E Kilian of 2345 Blake boulevard SE depart for Forest Beach Harbor Springs Michigan to spend two weeks away from home this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Killian
Blake Boulevard
Forest Beach
Harbor Springs
Mich
Davises Back From Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert C Davis of 320 Crescent drive SE returned Sunday night from a week in Chicago where they spent time prior to returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Davises
Robert C. Davis
Crescent Drive
Chicago
Montgomerys Leave for Chicago Guests of Bagbys
Mr and Mrs Neil Montgomery of 2336 Linden drive SE departed for Chicago this weekend to visit Mr and Mrs R B Bagby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
Chicago
R. B. Bagby
Mrs Newton Hosts Luncheon At Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs R T Newton of 2396 Blake boulevard SE will entertain with a luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country club on Tuesday in honor of her mother Mrs J W Hatch of New York City. bridge will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Newton
Blake Boulevard
Cedar Rapids Country Club
J. W. Hatch
New York City
Ann Winslow to Leave for Cheley Camp Colorado
Miss Ann Winslow daughter of Mrs E F Winslow of 2171 Linden Drive SE will depart Wednesday for Cheley camp Colorado to serve as assistant counselor for the last five weeks of the summer period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Winslow
E. F. Winslow
Linden Drive
Cheley Camp
Colorado
Doctor Rice and Family Return from Wisconsin Vacation
Dr. B. H. Rice and his family, living at 827 Third Avenue SE, returned Monday from several weeks at Hunky Dorey farm on Lake Claire, Wisconsin, after visiting Minneapolis on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Rice
Third Avenue SE
Hunky Dorey
Lake Claire
Wis
Minneapolis
Wiselys Return From Star Island Visit
Elinor Wisely and James Wisely of 1200 Twenty second Avenue SW returned Saturday from Star Island Casslake Minnesota where they spent three weeks as guests of Mr and Mrs P E Nielsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Elinor Wisely
James Wisely
Twenty-second Avenue SW
Star Island
Casslake
Minn
P. E. Nielsen
Taylor couple return from northern travel tour
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Taylor of 1216 Third street NW recently returned from a trip to northern Minnesota and Wisconsin. They visited Hibbing Grand Rapids Kelly Lake and Soldier's Grove and called on relatives including James P. Taylor. They traveled through Duluth Superior Ashland Marengo and High Bridge and saw Little Niagara on the Iowa Minnesota line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Taylor
Third Street NW
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Hibbing
Grand Rapids
Minn
H. E. Harvey
Kelly Lake
Duluth
Superior
Ashland
Wis
Marengo
High Bridge
Soldier’s Grove
James P. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Little Niagara
Iowa-Minnesota Line
Miller Hanny nuptials announced in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs C H Miller of 434 Eighth Ave SW announce the marriage of their daughter Christina to George F Hanny on Sunday at Davenport. Attendants were L S Hovenagle of Davenport. Christina a University of Iowa graduate works at Farmers National Grain. George a Grant High and Dodge graduate, ran a radio and appliance business in Cedar Rapids for six years. Couple plan to stay at 1855 D Ave NE after Aug 15 and will visit Colorado Springs and Estes Park following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Miller
Eighth Avenue
Christina
George F. Hanny
Davenport
L. S. Houvenagle
Hanny
Washington High School
College of Commerce
University of Iowa
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Hanry
Grant High School
Dodge's
Valparaiso
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Colorado Springs
Estes Park
D Avenue NE
Dinner at Gabel's Lodge for Chevrolet staff
G O Fletcher will entertain the Chevrolet Motor company sales and office staff at a dinner in Gabel's lodge at the Lower Palisades Monday night. About twenty guests will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Fletcher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Gabel
Lower
Palisades
Mount Vernon Couple Wed In Mt Vernon Methodist Parsonage
Payson W. Peterson of Mount Vernon announces the marriage of his daughter Phyllys Peterson to Arthur E. Lowell of Kansas City Missouri. The ceremony was performed Friday morning by Rev E T Gough at the Mount Vernon Methodist parsonage with attendants Keith Lowell and Mr Peterson. The newlyweds will tour the northern lakes region then reside on Eastwood Hill in Kansas City after August 1. Both graduates of Cornell College, Mrs Lowell previously taught in Essex and Algona Iowa. Mr Lowell works with his father at The Lowell Press in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson W. Peterson
Mount Vernon
Phyllys Peterson
Arthur E. Lowell
Sylvester K. Lowell
Kansas City
Methodist Parsonage
E. T. Gough
Peterson
Keith Lowell
Lowell
Keith
Charles
Parson
Eastwood Hill
Mrs
Cornell College
Essex
Algona
Lowell Press
California Guest to Be Honored at Luncheon
Mrs. Robert Mohrbacher of Long Beach California visiting her sister Mrs. Robert P Ford at 1420 Wildwood NE will be honored at a luncheon Tuesday at Gabels lodge Lower Palisades by a sewing club. Guests include Mesdames George Newland Richard Bruch Harry Chadima John McMeel H D Peters John Campbell Robert P Ford Willard Chadima and Dean Hilborn. They will sew in the afternoon. Mrs Mohrbacher will later visit Mrs Harry Chadima at 331 Twenty third Street Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mohrbacher
Long Beach
Calif
Robert P. Ford
Wildwood Drive
Gabel
Picnic Honors Guests At Ferris Home Weekend
Mr and Mrs S D Hollett and J H Hollett of Chicago visited Charles E Ferris at 1627 Second Ave SE over the weekend. A Sunday picnic at Ellis Park included Frank and Mary Davis Floyd Thompson Virginia Joan Beeman Meredith Ferris Sigfred Anderson Leonard Hill Betsy Mary Elaine Ferris and W L Harrington. Out of town guests Frank Westphal and daughter Dorothy of Tipton attended. The Holletts plan a week in Minneapolis Duluth Minnesota and later a fishing trip to Lake Delta Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Hollett
J. H. Hollett
Chicago
Ill
Charles E. Ferris
Second Avenue SE
Ellis Park
Frank Davis
Floyd Thompson
Marilyn
Bobby
A. E., Schulte
Charles Beeman
Howard Watkins
Virginia
Joan
Meredith Ferris
Sigfred Anderson
Leonard Hill
Lorraine
M. Watchal
Betsy
Mary Elaine Ferris
W. L. Harrington
Frank Westphal
Dorothy
Tipton
California Doctor Knouf Visits Relatives in Midwest and West
Dr. Evelynne G. Knouf of Los Angeles visits her aunts Vina and Tillie Knouf in Kenwood and uncles in Swisher and New Hampton. She plans to tour Adams Wisconsin and Wenatchee Washington visiting relatives before starting internship August 15 at Los Angeles County Hospital. Mrs. Anna Slezak of Los Angeles visits her son Godfrey Slezak and daughter Mrs. Theodore Pickart in New Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelynne G. Knouf
Los Angeles
Calif
Vina
Tillie Knouf
Kenwood
Godfrey Slezak
Swisher
Ted Pickart
New Hampton
Adams
Wis
Wenatchee
Wash
Arlene June Klopp Birthday Party Held Saturday
Mr and Mrs Arthur Klopp hosted a Saturday birthday party at 1137 H avenue NE for their daughter Arlene June turning six. Prizes went to Billy Alden and June Chapin. guests included relatives from Shellsburg Marion Alburnett and Pennsylvania along with local friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Klopp
H Avenne
Arlene June
Billy Alden
June Chapin
Allie Alden
Mildred
John
Billy
Shellsburg
Lloyd Klopp
Nancy Lou
Stephen
Marion
Charles Luce
Pennsylvania
Merle Tritle
Audrey and
DeWayne
Alburnett
Leonard Bruce
Joyce
Ruth Parrish
Marilyn Cramer
Mary Lee Yarbrough
Robert
Arlene Kopp
Fifth Week Ends With Greenwood Lanes Tree Ceremony
Camp Hitaga closes its fifth week with a Wohelo led tree ceremony in the council ring. Ruth Allen and Patricia Mitchell play a flute duet as Robin Hood The bow and flames honor the pine oak and willow trees. Five girls receive Wood Gatherer ranks and camp honors are awarded for swimming and cleanliness amid Neighbors Night festivities and an all camp performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hitaga
Altana A. Burr
Ruth Allen
Cedar Rapids
Patricia Mitchell
Mount Vernon
Mary Jane Peck
Robin Hood
Crystal Marie Stoffel
Wyoming
Donna Temple
Muriel Mack
Clarence
Emma Allen
Miss Burr
Ann Sears
Betty Jane Buckingham
Virginia
Elaine Scarcliff
June Thomsen
Warner Danforth
Skanowunde
Mary Henningsen
June Smith
Jean Davis
June Thomson
Jane Niles
Raymond Doermann
Frances Bachman
Constance Staples
Dorothy Jane Plock
Nadia Thorpe
Greenwood Lanes
Ardyce Woodside
Marion Hepner
Dorothy Blaine
Alo White
Lorraine Bliss
Evora Bailey
Letitia Beranek
Georgia Ann Baresh
Norma Hasselbush
Irma Hulse
Ann _ Sears
Norma Barber
Alice Campbell
Keokuk
Marie Repertinger
Betty Like
Mildred Boardman
Dorothy Janet Plock
Josephine McNeill
Monticello
Adeline Wolrab
Margaret Cook
Urbana
Jo Beadle
Janet Dennis
Betty Niles
Anamosa
Mary Gent
Nokomis
Elizabeth Bennett
Gayle Gildner
Georgia Ann Buresh
Esther Waite
Rosemary White
Ov'n
Ill
Jo Ann
Ortha Berger
Marjorie Harris
Harriet Satterly
Ruth Williams
Ruth
Pinicon Hill
Bill Board
Nadina Thorpe
Wapsipinicon River
Emma _ Allen
Miss Thorpe
Thomas A Kempis
A Niles
Barter
Guests at Solon Highlight Nyberts' Minnesotan Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nybert of Soudon Minnesota are guests at the Solon home of Mrs Nybert's parents Mr and Mrs John Peshek. The note records a family visit with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nybert
Soudon, Minn
Nybert
John Peshek
Solon
Welday and Stevens Wed In Burlington Ceremony
Mrs. R. Welday announces the marriage of her daughter Annalee to Vernon D. Stevens. The ceremony was at the Latter Day Saints church with Rev. Frederick Bevan officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs LeRoy Pistorius and bridesmaid Miss Iva Stevens. The couple will reside at 1641 B avenue NE after a short honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Pistorius
Burlington
Iva Stevens
Merle Randle
Cleveland
W. S. Randle
Donald Wallace
Marion
J. Howard Laubscher
Pistorius
Miss Stevens
Robert Moerke
Fort Madison
B Avenue
Stevens
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Coe College
Iowa Mutual
Marion High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Wilson and Company
McCulloughs Leave for Minnesota on Vacation
The Rev J Renwick McCullough pastor of Westminster Church with Mrs McCullough and sons Bruce and Billy depart Monday evening for Minnesota. They visit relatives in Sleepy Eye Gibbon Willmar and Duluth before returning to Cedar Rapids August 20 with services resumed August 23. Rev E Winslow Brown covers the Westminster pulpit during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. B. McCullough
McCullough
Henry Hauser
Venice
Fla
McCulloughs
Willmer
Minn
Virginia
Duluth
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Church
E. Winslow Brown
Party at Camp Good Health Honors Flag Raising
Miss Velma White led a V F W Women’s auxiliary party at Camp Good Health. The Musketeer Drum Corps and auxiliary members performed and marched to the flag pole where a new large American flag was presented. Camp members pledged allegiance as taps sounded and patriotic songs followed. Ice cream cones were served to campers, Musketeers, and visiting children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma White
V. F. W. Women’s Auxiliary
Camp Good Health
Musketeer
la Verne Siebert
Florence Huff
Local Family Returns From Louisiana Trip
Mrs Nathan Baldwin and two children Phyllis and George along with Mrs E F Grissel and her daughter Joan returned Sunday from a two weeks motor trip to Louisville Kentucky and southern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Baldwin
F Avenue NW
Phyllis
George
E F. Grissel
Johnson Avenue NW
Joan
Louisville
Indiana
Pence Family Visits Stewart Home on Sixth Street
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pence of Chicago visited Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stewart at 1022 Sixth Street SE over the weekend en route home from Denver. Mrs. Stewart is Mr. Pence's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pence
Chicago
C. C. Stewart
Sixth Street
Denver
Colo
Mrs. Stewart
Mr. Pence
Pauline Koch and Thomas Kane wed in Clarence
Dick Koch of Clarence announces the marriage of his daughter Pauline to Thomas Kane son of Mr and Mrs T J Kane. The couple married in the Immaculate Conception church with Msgr John M Molloy officiating. They will reside at 900 Sixth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Koch
Clarences
Pauline
Thomas Kane
T. J. Kane
Sixth Avenue SE
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
John M. Molloy
Edward Sullivan
Cedar Rapids
Judged by Poor Speech in a Social Scene
A speaker contrasts crude slang with formal phrasing and urges simpler accurate English. The text laments mispronunciations and suggests reading a 40 page booklet Common Errors in English to improve speech for social and business success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
DeWoody Family Reunion At Marion Iowa Obliquely Noted
John DeWoody of Chico California visits Cedar Rapids relatives during a DeWoody descendants reunion at Marion Thomas Park. Seventy nine members attend a month after the 1855 Iowa settlement claim, with John DeWoody aged 87 noted as the eldest attendee.
Miss Taylor to Perform Children’s Recital at Church
Miss Eleanor Taylor will play eleven numbers in an organ recital for children on Tuesday from 12 15 to 1 15 p m at the First Presbyterian Church. The program includes pieces by Zimmerman Mendelssohn and traditional tunes such as Low Sweet Chariot and The Reed Flutes, with selections like Overture to William Tell and Russian Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Mendelssohn
Advertisement for booklet order in Cedar Rapids Gazette
The notice invites readers to send 15 cents for a booklet titled COMMON ERRORS IN ENGLISH. Include name address and the booklet name. Mail to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Cedar Rapids Home Institute 109 West 19th Street New York New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Rosemary Phelan and John Britt Wed in St. Patrick’s Rectory
Miss Rosemary Phelan and John Remington Britt were married in the rectory of St. Patrick's church. A wedding dinner followed at Mrs. Mary Lightner's home. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids where Britt works in the La Plant-Choate engineering department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Phelan
John Remington Britt
St. Patrick’s Church
D. G. Peters
Mary Lightner
G. E. Britt
Vinton
John Britt
H. C. Griffin
Paul Wartzman
St. College
Mary McIinerney
John Francis
F. C. Cejka
Britt
Cedar Rapids
la Plant-Choate Company
Christensen niece visiting Cummins in Omaha area
Miss Rachel Christensen of Oakland Nebraska is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Cummins at 1424 Wildwood Drive NE. She is described as a niece of Mrs. Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Christensen
Oakland, Neb
L. T. Cummins
Wildwood Drive
Christensen
Stanek guests depart after Cleveland visit
Mr and Mrs Mathew Smith Jr and children Lois Ann and Mathew of Cleveland Ohio have left after visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Stanek 1609 Hamilton street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Smith, Jr
Lois Ann and
Mathew
Cleveland, O
Frank Stanek
Hamilton Street
Birthday party honors Donald Templeman at age three
Mrs. H. J. Templeman hosted a Sunday party at 1709 Eighth Street SW for her son Donald’s third birthday. Guests included Jack Broussard Barbara Broussard Mary Rae Hyland Ricky Chandler Judy Chandler Jody George Elayne Bauer Dolores Heath Phyllis Lee and Donald Templeman with red white and blue decorations and a miniature lake scene centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Templeman
Eighth Street
Donald
Jack
Barbara Broussard
Mary Rae Hyland
Ricky
Judy Chandler
Jody George
Elayne Bauer
Dolores Heath
Phyllis Lee
Donald Templeman
Honolulu Doctor Visits Irwin Home Sister Of Host
Dr. Madorah Smith of Honolulu arrived Monday for a three week stay at the C. W. Irwin home 610 Fifth avenue SE. She is a sister of Mrs. Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Madorah Smith
Honolulu
C. W. Irwin
Fifth Avenue SE
Dr. Smith
Mrs. Irwin
Daughters of Penelope Hold Picnic at Ellis Park
The Alethea chapter hosted a Sunday picnic at Ellis Park for members and families. About forty attended with games and children’s races featuring prizes won by Mrs. James Chukas and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alethea Chapter
The
Daughters of Penelope
Ellis Park
James Chukas
Daughters of Penelope Ahepa Chapter Formed in 1934
The Daughters of Penelope auxiliary to the Order of Ahepa organized its local chapter on April 15, 1934 as chapter No. 8. Mrs. Chukas served as the first president with M G. Bellas in charge of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M G. Bellas
Daughters of Penelope
Order of Ahepa
Chukas
Guests at Lucas Home Near City
Mrs. Nellie Colgan McDonough of Omaha is a guest at the L. H. Lucas home west of the city. Mrs. McDonough is a sister of Mrs. Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Colgan McDonough
Omaha
L. H. Lucas
City
Mrs. McDonough
Mrs. Lucas
Mrs Oliver Longueville Hosts Monday Night Bridge at Home
Mrs Oliver Longueville of 2035 Blake Boulevard SE will hold a regular Monday night duplicate bridge tournament this evening at 8 at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Sam Loses Money And Fair Weather Friends
Social fortunes rise and fade for Sam as money drains away and his admirers desert him. Loyal friends remain who valued him beyond wealth, while letters from Miss Manners advise girls to keep their standards and seek genuine connection in small towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Ile
Miss Manners
Vacation advice for Addie on a modest budget
Addie asks how to convince her husband to take a two week unpaid vacation. The columnist urges sharing the burden, suggests making the two weeks pleasant at home or with nearby outings, and recalls a tent camping trip as a low cost, satisfying option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Addie
Iowa
Patrolman Hurt In Motorcycle Crash Near Columbus Junction
Richard Richardson a state highway patrolman is hospitalized in Muscatine after his motorcycle struck loose gravel five miles east of Columbus Junction. He sustained a forehead cut requiring stitches and injuries to an arm and is expected to leave the hospital in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Richard Richardson
Muscatine
Here
Anniversary Verse Exchange With Witty Refusal
A speaker recalls thirty years and asks for renewed vows if free and courting. She answers with humor that his flaws would still block success and says another proposal might not tire love though he is not fully desirable. Her playful reply preserves the couple’s enduring affection.
Coe Man Seizes Rifle Team Spot After ROTC Camp
At Fort Snelling six week ROTC program ends with Coe College and University of Iowa units. Wesley Stookey earns top Coe honors and featherweight boxing title while Bernard Smith ties a 1936 rifle record to win a spot on the Seventh Corps area ROTC rifle team competing at Camp Perry Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Snelling
Minn
Coe College
University of Iowa
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Army Infantry Reserve
Coe
Wesley Stookey
Stookey
F. W. Turner
Iowa
Fort Snelling
Bernard Smith
Cedar Rapids
Camp Perry
Ohio
Smith
Army
Meredith appeals to Iowa women to back Landon and oppose the New Deal
Mrs E T Meredith Iowa women urged to meet in Des Moines to record support for Gov Alfred M Landon for president as part of the Independent Coalition of American Women. She said she remains a Democrat but opposes the New Deal and wants a unified demand for decency. The coalition aims for one million members by November and pledges to back Landon Knox and anti New Deal congressional candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Alfred M. Landon
E. T. Meredith
Meredith
The
Independent Coalition of American Women
Democratic National
Organization of Iowa Women
National Coalition
Frank C. Knox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan
Montgomerys
Mrs. Newton
Co. W. Taylors Return
Gabel’s
Amy
Mt. Vernon
California
C. E. Ferris
Annalee Welday
Vernon Stevens
J. R. McCulloughs
C. C. Stewarts
Koch-Kane
Dot
Boomers
Elm Street
DeWoody
John DeWoody
Chico
Linn County
C. H. Marsden
Second Street
Mr. DeWoody
Marsden
Lloyd G. DeWoody
San Diego
Lloyd Jr
Charles H. Marsden
Jerome Lewis
G Avenue
Washington
Ray DeWoody
Andrew DeWoody
Thomas Park
E. H. Olsen
Mary Jean
Winnie Kyle
Lloyd Kyle
Peoria
Mabel Hill
Janet
Moline
Jennie McDonald
Dorothy of
Jewell
Charles Bennett
Richard
Kathleen Freeman
W. E. Kee
Earl
J. A. Lewis
Charles Jr
Marjorie
Walter Hodge
Ronald R. Simms
Donna Ann
Lloyd DeWoody
Lloyd
Frank Morrissey
Alvah Neuert
Harold
Leroy
H. E. Ashby
Jennie DeWoody
Gerald
Wallace
Betty Jean
B. R. Burt
Etna Forristall
Wes Warnock
Lewis
Muriel
Ronald
Jennie Montgomery
Irene
Nina DeWoody
Coggan
Helen Davis
Waterloo
Miss Taylor
Stanek
Penelope
Lucas
Mary Manners
Edgar A Guest
R.O.T.C
Mrs. Meredith
United
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
United Air Lines
Pacific Northwest
United Service
Els
Pacific Coast
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