Luncheon Honoring Miss Bernice Hach by Mrs Diserens
Mrs. F L Diserens hosted a Saturday luncheon at 2202 Upland Dr SE in honor of Miss Bernice Hach ahead of her August 17 marriage to Lester Baldwin. Cedar chapter Order of Eastern Star officers attended. Green and white decor and gladiolas framed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Diserens, Jr
Upland Drive
Ed Montlaw
Nora McKinnon
Walter Jackson
Charles Bode
Louis Cullman
Will Snouffer
Cloyce Dusenberry
Joe Nemec
Ed Cohrs
O. A. Trinka
H. I. Chambers
Harry Watson
J. L. Kenecny
W. C. Hach
Lucille Beman
Frances Butcher
Evelyn Mcllrath
Tea honors Mrs Olsen and mother prior to quick trip
Mrs Durward Carl hosted a tea at 1633 Second Avenue SE on Thursday in honor of her sister Mrs Claude K Olsen of Wenatchee Washington and her mother Mrs Louisa C Robinson who plan to visit Weretotine with Mrs Olsen in a few weeks. Guests included numerous local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durward Carl
Second Avenue SE
Claude K. Olsen
Wenatchee
Wash
Louisa C. Robinson
Olsen
Weretotine
C. B. Iosty
James Barnett
Harry Smith
M.leo Schoonover
Mesdames Cameron
Harry Jacobs
Charles Loomis
Anna Heames
R. Bryan Cronbaugh
C. E. Ferris
Anna Trevarthen
B. J. Turner
Stella Johnson
Edna I. Turfitt
Marshall Clark
J. W. Harper
Edward P. Childs
Forest Ralston
Francis X. Foran
Robert Mateer
Viola Elligon
Frances Schwarz Marries Wilmer Bowen in Saturday Afternoon Ceremony
Miss Juanita Montgomery hosted a miscellaneous shower Wednesday for Frances Schwarz ahead of her marriage to Wilmer Bowen. Prizes for buned were won by Rose Ma cek and Evelyn Longstreth. Attendees included Mrs. Pearl Montgomery and many Montgomery and Schwarz family members along with Emma Bowen and Bernadine Bowen. Refreshments were served and gifts presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Montgomery
Frances Schwarz
Wilmer Bowen
Rose Macek
Evelyn Longstreth
Pearl J Montgomery
Mildred Montgomery
Frances’ Schwarz
Rita Sandberg
Rosé Macek
Bernadine Ahrens
Pauline Blessing
Margaréthe la Mont
Annabelle Reindl
Lillian Schindler
Margaret Sewell
Blanche Sewell
Kathryn Rack
Emma Bowen
Bernadine Bowen
Miss Schwarz
Surprise Birthday Honored Miss Elaine Barger at Home
Miss Elaine Barger of 1630 First Avenue East was honored at a surprise birthday party Friday night hosted by Miss Anna Mae Dean. Guests included Douglas Kohl, Flouise Sawyer, Jack Grace, Grace Mumma, Irene Skersick, Mary Trehe MacLaughlin, Allen Nichol, Don Wescott, Earl Hollenbeck, Raymond Glessner, Mary Jane Watts, Homer Stares, and Jane Glen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Barger
First Avenue E
Anna Mae Dean
Douglas Kohl
Flouise Sawyer
Jack Grace
Grace Mumma
Irene Skersick
Mary Trehe MacLaughlin
Allen Nicholson
Don Wescott
Earl Hollenbeck
Raymond Glessner
Mary Jane Watts
Homer Stares
Jane Glen
Mrs Natcher and daughters visit Tulsa guests
Mrs. Anna Natcher of 1607 Maple drive NW and her daughters Grace Helen and Mildred have returned from Tulsa Oklahoma where they were guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Showman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Natcher
Maple Drive
Grace
Helen
Mildred
Tulsa
Okla
Donald Showman
Ambar Grotto Members Head to Dubuque Picnic
A group of Ambar Grotto members will travel Sunday morning to join Oxus Grotto in Dubuque for the annual family picnic at Eagle Point Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambar Grotto
Oxus Grotto
Dubuque
Eagle Point Park
Miss Balik Returns From Weeklong Vacation
Miss Tillie Balik of 1124 Sixth street SE returns from a weeklong vacation visiting relatives in the northern part of Towa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Balik
Sixth Street
Towa
Hartwick Lake anglers return from Harney cottage trip
From Hartwick Lake a group including Mrs. J. J. Hajney Mrs. Agnes Dobrovsky Mrs. J. Alfred Witoui sek and Mrs. Joe Buresh returned after spending several days fishing at the Harney cottage at Hartwick lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hajney
Agnes Dobrovsky
J. Alfred Witouisek
Joe Buresh
Harney Cottage
Hartwick Lake
Pleunes Vacationing In Kalamazoo Michigan
Mr and Mrs A T Pleune of 1756 First avenue E are spending two weeks with relatives in Kalamazoo Michigan during a vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Pleune
First Avenue E
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mrs Stewart Away On Summer Trip to Allen's Park
Mrs May G Stewart of 228 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE is spending the summer at a cafe in Allen's Park near Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May G. Stewart
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Allen’s Park
Denver
Olo
Visit with Ladds in Cedar Rapids
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Ladd from Memphis Tennessee, former Cedar Rapids residents, are guests of Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Ladd at 215 Second Avenue SW during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Ladd
Memphis, Tenn
Cedar Rapids
F. G. Ladd
Second Avenue SW
Frimmer Family Reunion Set for Sunday at Dietz Home
The twelfth annual Primmer family reunion will be held Sunday at the F. W. Dietz residence 916 Daniels street NE. Family members are gathering for the event as part of a long running tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frimmer
Primmer
F. W. Dietz
Daniels Street
Har lan Woman Guests With Mrs Baughn
Mrs Anna Carmichael of Harlan is weekend guest of Mrs Séphie M Baughn at 1612 C avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Carmichael
Harlan
Séphie M. Boughn
C Avenue NE
Business and Industrial Camp Delegates Return
Delegates to the Business and Industrial Girls conference at Camp Foster on East Okoboji lake returned Friday. Attendees include Miss Marguerite Stein general secretary of the Y W C A and Misses Irene Walker Ann Kovarik Adeline Fieseler Harriette Struve Thel ma Bachman and Lenora Simons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Industrial Girls
Camp Foster
East
Okoboji Lake
Marguerite Stein
Y. W.C.A
Irene Walker
Ann Kovarik
Adeline Fieseler
Harriette Struve
Thelma Bachman
Lenora Simons
Miss Ruth Burdick Visits Day Family in Minneapolis Suburb
Miss Ruth Eleanor Burdick of Montevideo Minnesota arrives Friday morning to visit her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Day at 1248 Maplewood Drive NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Eleanor Burdick
Montevideo
Minn
Silver Transfer Moves $100 Million In U S Coins
The federal government will start transferring about 100 million dollars in silver dollars from the Philadelphia mint to a new Treasury vault in Washington. The ride will take about twenty days with armored cars and trucks for security. The move aims to safeguard silver stocks away from seaports as part of concentrating monetary metals in safer vaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia Mint
United States Treasury
United Press
Treasury
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Denver
Fort Knox
New York
Boston
Marengo Marksman Wins Sheriff's Competition
Sheriff Albert T. Pederson of Cresco won the submachine gun event at the Iowa Sheriffs midsummer school of instruction finishing with 72 of 75 hits. Deputy Milford Engelbert of Marengo took first in pistol and revolver with 78 of 100, firing both hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Cresco
Iowa
Towa Sheriffs Association Midsummer School of Instruction
Pederson
Milford Engelbert
Marengo
Picnic To Honor Aged Center Point Woman
A family picnic at Vinton park Sunday will honor Mrs. Iona Smiley a Center Point pioneer on her eighty fourth birthday. She was born at Keokuk the sixth child of Samuel and Rogers and named Iowa. The Rogers moved to Linn county the following year and Center Point has been home since. Her sister Emma V Dunlap will attend and both sisters live within two blocks of each other. Mrs. Smiley has resided sixty five years in the house she shares with her daughter-in-law and son C E Liabo. Her husband Leslie Smiley, a pioneer hardware dealer, died many years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Vinton Park
Iona Smiley
Smiley
Keokuk
Samuel Rogers
Iowa
Rogers
Linn County
Why Leaves Were Named Leaves In Book History
The pages of a book are called leaves because early writing used plant leaves as writing surfaces before paper was invented. This term reflects a historical practice linking botanical materials to early manuscript production.
Notice of Probate of Will in Toray Linh Gaunty
A probate notice informs that a will for Toray Linh Gaunty has been filed for probate in a district court. The court clerk records indicate the date and place of the probate action and direct interested parties to appear for admission of sanity and will validation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toray
Linh Gaunty
Bon
Striet Court
Sane
Senate Delays Gold Clause Ban Action in 1933 Session
Senate leaders decide to postpone final action on the gold clause ban requested by President Roosevelt. The measure, already passed by the House, sits in the Senate Finance Committee and is unlikely to reach the floor this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate Finance Committee
the Treasury
Glass
Virginia
McAdoo
California
Finance Committee
Barkley
Kentucky
Borah
Idaho
Mrs Margaret Sutherland Funeral In Scotch Grove
In Scotch Grove and Monticello obituaries note Mrs Margaret Adella Sutherland 76 former Scotch Grove resident died July 25 at Monticello home, born October 20 1858, survived by siblings and grandchildren, funeral presided by Rev William Grossheim with burial in Scotch Grove cemetery. Also local notes on Mrs Ralph Orth elected Lutheran Ladies Aid president and new members. Elizabeth Stivers James funeral in Anamosa. L G Mc Lucas dies Central City. Plymouth area picnic for Chicago Associated Charities children at Thrail's park Manchester Delaware County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Margaret Adella Sutherland
Monticello
David
Mina Sutherland
John Sutherland
Canada
James Olmstead
Margaret May
Grace
William Grossheim
Presbyterian Church
Wyoming
Ralph Orth
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Memorial Hall
Fred Lazare
Elmer Buckingham
Fred Westphal
Henry Wolfe
Carl Tjaden
Paul Jones
Harry, Ingwersen
Herbert Westphal
Wilma Hansen
Carl Hutton
Henry Moehk
Herman Seehusen
Martin Petersen
Carl Wurst
Fred von Sprecken
Anamosa
Elizabeth Stivers James
David M. Beggs
James
Elizabeth Clark Stivers
Jackson Township
Jones County
Olin
Daniel James
Harvey James
Harris, Jr
Central City
L. G. McLucas
T. A. Bushnell
Hatch
Clark’s Cemetery
Manchester
Thrill’s Park
Associated Charities of
Chicago
Delaware Corn
R. L. Amsberry
Oneida
Amsberry
W. A. Dutton
Castle Theater
Charley Lindbergh Visits His Hometown in Minnesota
In Little Falls Minnesota Charley Lindbergh and his wife visited the old Lindbergh homestead and greeting friends. The visit followed his Paris flight of 1927 and the couple planned more familiar-site stops around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LITTLE_FALLS
Minn
Charley” Lindbergh
Mrs. Lindbergh
Col
Charley
Engstrom
Lindbergh
Missus
Little Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Pusateri License Revocation Case Heated In Court
Bleakley argued the bever age possession clause applies only to the licensee's place of business and not to living quarters, seeking to block revocation and a future permit. The case notes a $300 fine for Pusateri with half suspended over the license implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusateri
Bleakley
Puinterl
Miller Returns From 11 Month Mission Tour Abroad
J K Miller secretary of the Martin Dry Goods company returned Saturday from an eleven months tour of United Brethren missions in Africa China and India He arrived in Cedar Rapids at 3 30 a m just shy of eleven months away Accompanying him were Charles D Bousack Elgin general secretary of the mission board and Le land Brubaker Covena Cal board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Miller
Grande Avenue
Martin Dry Goods. Company
United Brethren
Africa
China
India
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Miller
Charles D. Bousack
Elgin
Mission Board of
The
Church of the Brethren
Léland Brubaker
Covena
Calif
West Side Union Service At Trinity Methodist Church
The west side union church service will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 at Trinity Methodist church. The message will be given by Rev Samuel Ramaker of First Reformed church. Music will be furnished by Mrs J E Ensign vocal soloist and Donald Pratt trumpet soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Union
Trinity Methodist Church
Samuel Ramaker
First Reformed Church
J. E.ensign
Donald Pratt
False Karpis alarm ends chase near Cleveland
A reported sighting of Alvin Karpis driving east through downtown Cleveland late Friday night triggered a brief chase. Citizens who followed the suspected car said it bore New York plates and linked to a gang member known to hideouts near Avon Lake. Police then widened checks along routes east of Cleveland but found no trace of the fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
INS
Alvin Karpis
America
Norman C. Klinck
Lorain
Karpis
Ohio
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Auburn
New York
Edward G. Bremer
St.Paul
West Side
Avon Lake Village
Public Square
Ohio State Highway Patrol
City Briefs And Personals End Of Season Sermon Set
City briefs report multiple fines for intoxication and peace disturbances including Janda and Seimmeöer, Krémandy fined for intoxication, plus parking fines for Johnson Heath and Barry. Lee Mitchell treated for shoulder injuries after a hay loader accident but discharged. Rev Mayo to deliver final sermon until September, topic Things that Abide, with Paul Gard as soloist singing How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold FE. Mayo
Trinity Methodist Church
Paul Gard
Liddle
Paul Jamés Hurt by Skylight Window at Hall Manufacturing
Paul Jamés, 28, an employee at Hall Manufacturing, was treated Saturday morning at St. Luke's hospital for a forehead cut after a skylight window fell as he closed it. The incident occurred at the factory and his condition was reported as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mitchell
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Paul Jamés
Hall Manufacturing Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Yalen
Boy on Bike Hit Injures Teen Near Home
Charles Xuma aged 16 of 1645 A Avenue NE suffered bruises on his right arm Friday afternoon after being struck by an automobile backing from a driveway at 1613 A Avenue NE. H R Hickey took him home and referred the incident to police stating the boy would be examined by a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Xuma
Avenue NE
H.R. Hickey
Hickey
Klima
Coal Peace Extends Six Weeks Under Wartime Accord
Washington reports a new six week peace for the soft coal industry as union contracts extend to Sept 16. John L. Lewis backs Roosevelt’s plan urging federal regulation if Guffey bill passes. Southern operators seek continuation of current deals until next April. a government study on wage differentials is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
White House
Frances Perkins
Linn Service Station Lessees Seek State Group Membership
Linn county service station owners and lessees met at the Montrose hotel led by A V Millburn to form a Linn unit of the Service Station Owners and Lessees association Inc a state wide body. Clifford M Everett of Sioux City outlined the organization and its functions as council members were elected and plans made for a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Montrose
Clifford M. Everett
Sioux City
Service Station Owners and Lessees Association, Inc
A.V. Millburn
Marion
M.J. Dobbs
A. V. Millburn
G. Edwards
H. G. Poland
William Quinby
C. E. Porter
Everett
Iowa
Harry Lewis
Lang Funeral Held in Monticello for Harry J Lang
Funeral services for Harry J Lang will be Sunday at 2 p m at the Methodist Episcopal church in Monticello with Rev R V Porter of Hopkinton in charge Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery Lang was born April 21 1877 in Monticello son of Horatio J Lang He attended Monticello public schools About thirty years ago he became manager of Monticello Electric company Nine years ago the company sold to Iowa Electric and Lang remained as manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Harry J. Lang
Methodist Episcopal
Monticello Electric Company
Iowa Electric Company
Lang
Grinnell-Lambert Elected Fifth District Legion Commander
Grinnell resident C J Lambert of Sigourney was chosen Fifth district commander of the American Legion at the annual meeting. He succeeds C J Weepie of Mystic. Other officers include M C Martin of Prairie City Ernest Clayton Corydon Paul Bohn Creston vice command ers Dr Gordon Cox Ottumwa chaplain Orrie Haag Grinnell sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
C. J.lambert
Sigourney
American Legion
Lambert
C. J. Weepie
Mystic
M. C. Martin
Prairie City
Ernest Clayton
Corydon
Paul Bohn
Creston
Gordon Cox
Ottumwa
Orrie Haag
The Debunker By John Hersey Farbay
Children warned about sweets find tooth decay worsens when candy is avoided. Studies at the Sheffield Scientific school in England identify faulty diets lacking minerals and vitamins as the main cause, with calcium needed for strong teeth and milk and greens as primary sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Scientific School
England
Pubile Ledger, Inc
Farm Administration Buys 3,510,000 Lbs Butter for Relief
The Farm Administration awarded contracts to seven firms to supply 3,310,000 pounds of fresh butter for the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation. Deliveries start August 1 at 702,000 pounds weekly. Awards went to National Butter Co Town Dubuque IA Land O Lakes Creameries Minneapolis C H Weaver and Co H C Christians Chicago Gold Medal Dairies Missoula MT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
San Francisco
Chicago
National Butter Company
of Town
Dubuque
Land O'Lakes Creameries, Inc
Minneapolis
C. H. Weaver Aid Company
H. C. Christians Company
Gold Medal Dairies, Inc
Misgoula
Mont
Russians Monitor Weather For North Pole Flight Run
Seattle reports en route weather for a Moscow to San Francisco to North Pole flight. A. A. Vartanian of Amtorg transmits two weather bulletins daily to Moscow. Reports cover San Francisco to Alaska to Edmonton with $120 daily cable costs while U S Army signals ready telegraph and wireless links for Soviet aviators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
INS
Wweather
San Francisco
A. A. Vartanian
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Pacific
Moscow
Weather Bureau
Point Barrow
Alaska
Edmonton
Canada
Vartanian
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Funeral services for Henry J. Ortscheid in Belle Plaine
Funeral services for Henry J. Ortscheid will be held Sunday at 8:00 p.m. in Driscoll's chapel with Rev. Vinton Lee officiating and Makzonic order assisting. Ortscheid, a Belle Plaine resident born in Cassville Wisconsin, was a sheet metal worker and railway builder. Survived by wife Mary Bardwell, son E. H. Ortscheid, and granddaughter Margaret Mary Ortscheid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Henry J. Ortscheid
Driscoll's
Vinton Lee
Mr. Ortscheid
Cassville
Wis
Mary Bardwell
Ortscheid
North Western Railway
Hope Lodge
A. M
Horeb
St Bernard Commandery
Morning Star
Knights of Pythias
Belle Plaine Temple No. 19
E. H. Ortscheid
Margaret Mary Ortscheid
Cedar Rapids Budget Hearing Notice 1935
The Cedar Rapids City Council in Linn County Iowa schedules a budget hearing for August 8, 1935, at 10 a.m. in the Council Chamber City Hall. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditure estimate presented for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Towa
Patton Invites Senate Probe Of His Finances
The Senate lobby committee probes Rep. Patton of Texas over his finances after he says he opened his accounts. Testimony links a box described as from John Carpenter to a cigar gift amid utility bill negotiations. Carpenter and Patton deny visits to the hotel. The panel pursues the inquiry as a Roosevelt utility bill stalls in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Senate
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Tex
Ad Patton
United States
Committed
John W. Car _penter
Texas Power Company
E. V. Sellers
Carpenter
Sellers
Nat
Power Company
Philip H. Gadsden
Committee of Public Utility
Roosevelt
Lobby
House
Ben Cohen
Plane Overshoots Mark In Fog Crash Injures Three
A sleeper American Airlines plane en route from Fort Worth to Cleveland overshot Nashville airport in fog and crashed. Three of twelve passengers were injured, including E. Schitanski of Mexico City, Miss W. McDaniel of St Albans West Virginia, and W. S. Rae of Pittsburgh. The plane landed in a field among trees but did not burn. Pilots were A. R. Perkins and J. T. Connally. hostess Suse Bowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
American Airlines
Fort Worth
Cleveland
Sky Harbor
Here
E. Schitanski
Mexico City
W. McDaniel
St. Albans
W. Va
W. S. Rae
Pittsburgh
A. R. Perkins
J. T. Connally
Suse Bowe
Memphis
Funeral rites held for John Gardner 89 longtime area farmer
Funeral services for John Gardner 89 were held Saturday afternoon. A former farmer in Ainsworth and Crawfordsville, he was born October 20 1845 in Blount County Tennessee and married Esther Ferguson in 1868. Surviving sons Andrew Crawfordsville William Eldon George Oskaloosa and daughter Mrs Co E Bubb Washington. Mrs Gardner died twenty years ago. Also noted are Iowa counties delegates Frank Brown Marengo Fred Neuhaus Victor Clarence Hall Conroy to the state convention Aug 8 10 and their auxiliary representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, In
John Gardner
Gardner
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Blunt County
Tenn
Esther Ferguson
Washington County
Andrew
William
Eldon
George
Oskaloosa
Co. E. Bubb
Washington
Marengo
Iowa County
Iowa City
Frank Brown
Fred Neuhaus
Victor
Clarence Hall
Conroy
Neuhaus
Charles Collins
Williamsburg
San Francisco Earthquake Death Toll Surges in 1904 Disaster
Reports indicate more than 4350 people were killed as the city faced a devastating earthquake and fire in April 1904. The catastrophe overwhelmed relief efforts and reshaped the urban landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Diserens
Miss Hach
Mrs. Durward Carl
Narbers
Miss Balik
Pleunes
Mrs. Stewart
LADDS
Mrs. Baughn
U.S
Marengo Marksman
Sheriff's
Gedar Rapids
EPWL
Ozerk Piatriog Court
Harry & Jodmon
Altorey
Iowa News
Charley’ Lindbergh
Flyer
Camp Ripley
Davenport
M. A. Engstrom
Lind~bergh
Minnesota
Janda
Sixteenth Avenue SE
George Seimmeéer
Shatter ‘Heights
Seimmer
Ignatus Krémandy
Second Street
Ren. C. Johnson
Third Avenue
Stewart Heath
H. T. Barry
Fourth Avenue
Linn Service Station
John Hersey Farbay
North Pole
Saan Ass
Storey
City Cherk
Chargeqf
Mr. Patton
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