August Exodus To Lakes And Summer Trips Among Cedar Rapids Folk
The coming August will see a large wave of Cedar Rapids residents leaving the city for summer vacations at Minnesota and Wisconsin lakes and Michigan resorts. Families including the Unerry, Cherry, Chandler, Stubbs, Tors, Higley, Hall, Carey, Poe, Pickford, Grimm, Severa, Brewer, Hedges, Luberger, Bates, Josselyn, Green, Elwood, and Henry plan or join trips to Charlevoix, Leland, Spirit Lake, Okoboji, Dorset, Estes Park, and other lake destinations for extended stays or weekend getaways, with specific departure and travel arrangements noted for numerous households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Glass
AGUST
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa Lakes
Cedar Rapids
Wedding Of Miss Sargent Largest Event This Week
The coming week centers on the marriage of Miss Mary Sargent and George Frederick Karch of Cleveland Ohio. The ceremony at First Presbyterian church Tuesday at 5 pm will be followed by a reception at the church rear and a Cedar Rapids Country club supper for the bridal party and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sargent
Amor H. Sargent
George Frederick Karch
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles M. Karch
First Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Taylor
Robert Little
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Karch
Andrew George Welts
West New York
N. J
Arthur Poe
Country Club
Walter L. Cherry
Swartzell-Marion to Wed Harvey M. Coats Thurs
Nearly 100 relatives will witness the ceremony at the Swartzell home 2102 Fifth avenue as Marion Swartzell weds Harvey M. Coats. Dr J P Van Horne will read the service with Cecia Meyers singing and playing the wedding march. Frances Halpin hosts a wedding shower Monday evening in honor of Miss Swartzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard T. Swartzell
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Harvey M. Coats
H. L Coats
J. P. van Horne
Cecia Meyers
North Liberty
Walter Byers
Frances Halpin
Fourth Avenue SE
Swaritzell
Coe College Sororities Open Summer Rushing Series
Coe sororities launch six day summer rushing with one party per group. Kappa Delta starts pirate party at Marion Country Club. Alpha Xi Delta hosts Garden of Yesterday at Louise Northcott home. Chi Omega plans Hayseed rural supper at Marion Country Club. Beta Phi Alpha hosts Vista by the Sea lawn party. Delta Delta Delta organises treasure hunt to Palisades. Alpha Gamma Delta closes with Italiano Taverno at Marion Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Kappa Delta
Kappa Delta Sorority
Marion Country Club
Virginia Knox
Mary Carmel Halpin
Margaret Rubins
Dorothy Stofler
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Louise Northcott
Mount Vernon Avenue
Mary Margaret Huston
Ida May Dunlap
Luian Havlik
Chi Omega Sorority
Margaret Ganson
Helen Burt
Marion
Elizabeth Focht
Wilma Jackson
Vista By the Sea
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Ruth Esther King
Eighteenth Street
Vivian Eaton
Delta Delta Delta _ sorority
Palisades
Winnie Hoblitzell
Tri Dell Rushing
Edith Knox
Dorothy Williams
Dorothy Drews
Alpha Gamma Delta _ sorority
Coe
Lila Palmer
Rushing
Elizabeth Funkey
Marieanne Dvorak
Betty Triska Plans ThreeWeek California Visit
Miss Betty Triska of 300 Fourth avenue SW leaves Thursday for Los Angeles to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Negus and their daughter Dorothy, former Cedar Rapids residents. She will tour other California cities and stay about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Triska
Fourth Avenue
Los Angeles
Charles Negus
Dorothy
Cedar Rapids
Triska
California
Misses Bryan Hostesses at Luncheon in St. Paul
The Misses Katherine and Ruth Bryan entertained twelve guests at a luncheon Saturday at 530 Sixth Street SE for Mrs. Isabel Race of Chicago and for Miss Essie Bryan of Owenton Kentucky, their aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine and
Ruth Bryan
Sixth Street SE
Isabel Race
Chicago
Essie Bryan
Owenton, Ky
Seelys and Miss Witwer Share London Summer Plans
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Seely spent three weeks in London with Miss Rachel Witwer, who is in London most of the summer. They will meet again in Saint Malo, Brittany, for a few days before sailing later this month. The Seelys will return to Meadville, Pennsylvania for the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Seely
England
Germany
Rachel Witwer
London
Seelys
Miss Witwer
Saint Malo
Brittany
Mrs. Seely
Gee
Meadville
Cruiser duo reach Africa after Gibraltar voyage
The last word from Mrs. H. B. Hunting and her daughter Miss Helen reports they are abroad on a several months cruise, having left Gibraltar and heading toward Algeria. they are now in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hunting
Helen
Gibraltar
Algeria
Africa
Mrs Armstrong to Return After Visit in Flandreau
Mrs Robert C Armstrong and her daughters Mary Helen and Esther Alice will come back in about a week after spending three weeks with her parents Dr and Mrs Charles Youel in Flandreau South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Armstrong
Meadowbrook Drive
Mary Helen
Esther Alice
Charles Youel
Flandreau
Duster Couple Travel to Fort Dodge for Legion Convention
Mr and Mrs Leo J Duster of Thirty second Street and Oakland Avenue NE plan to drive to Fort Dodge today to attend the American Legion convention scheduled for the beginning of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Duster
Thirty-second Street
Oakland Avenue
Fort Dodge
American Legion
Chorus Rehearsal Set for Monday at Montrose Hotel
The Woman's club chorus will rehearse Monday at 4 p.m. in the Crystal room of the Hotel Montrose. Members should notify Mrs. D. M. Fellows of their attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Crystal Room
Hotel
Montrose
D. M. Fellows
Girls Head to Wapsie Y Camp Monday for Two Week Session
Camp Wapsie Y opens Monday as girls arrive to replace the departing boys. A capable staff plans a two week program with visitors welcome Thursday between 3 and 5 p m and Sunday during the same hours. Read list includes Jean Bain Dorothy Blodgett Beth Courtney Althea Daleske Isabel DeMers Evangeline Dennis Betty Gifford Jean Hamblin Dorothy Hasek Elinor Heath Mary Catherine House Mary Lahr Stella Mae Lindsey Beth Mahannah Jacqueline Miller Betty Morgan Catherine Palmer Mary Nick Olsen Maxine Reams Hilda Jean Rutan Opal Sylvester Jean Yonkers Mildred Wise Betty Reitz Della Brown Dorothy Weaver Grace Ann Reiff Elizabeth Wilcox Papa Groves Cedar Frances Louise Null Shaw Wuretta land Florence Freese Marion Helen Lager Elsie Swalm McCune Kathryn Tehan Belle Plaine Betty Thomas Monticello Clara Smith Louise Allen Richland Rose Mary Potter Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsie-Y
Wapsie
Jean Bain
Dorothy Blodgett
Beth Courtney
Althea Daleske
Isabel DeMers
Evangeline Dennis
Betty Gifford
W ’Urettaland
Florence Freese
Marion
Helen Lager
Elsie
A McCune
Kathryn Tehan
Belle Plaine
Betty Thomas
Monticello
Clara Smith
Louise Allen
Richland
Rose Mary Potter
Iowa City
Last Week At Hitaga Camp Promises Final Activities
Campers and councillors prepare to complete postponed projects and enjoy outdoor events at Hitaga. Leather purses poetry books pewter dishes lanyards and birch bark pieces will be finished at the Camp Fire lodge porch with a barbecue likely at the outdoor fireplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitaga
Alice Armbruster
Clarice Armbruster
Betty Carruthers
Evelyn Chadbourne
Ergo Niles
Catherine Niles
Ruth Rejsa
Doris Rollins
Mary Elizabeth Whitenbaugh
Ardyce Woodside
Mabel van Antwerp
Minerva Terwilliger
Family visits and travel wrap in Newton area
Mrs. E W Zeug and her daughter Shirley Jean returned to their Newton home Saturday after visiting her sister Mrs. Joseph A Stephan and family at 1555 Eighth Avenue SE. Mrs Cora E, mother of Mrs Stephan and Mrs Zeug, left Friday for Colorado for an extended visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Zeug
Shirley Jean
Newton
Joseph A. Stephan
Eighth Avenue SE
Cora E Oe
Stephan
Zeug
Colorado
Relaves
Rapaport Honeymoon Trip Ends After Motor Tour
Mr and Mrs Maurice Rapaport of 702 Ninth Street SW return from a honeymoon motor trip visiting Toronto New York state and Ohio. Before marriage on July 16 she was Miss Leona Kohler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Rapaport
Ninth Street
Motor
Toronto
Canada
New York State
Ohio
Visitors stop by home of Mr and Mrs Russ Gray
Mrs J E Bennett and daughter Joan from Des Moines visited at 1608 Washington avenue SE during the week en route from Michigan with Mr Bennett joining for the weekend. Several social gatherings occurred during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Gray
Washington Avenue SE
J. E. Bennett
Joan
Des Moines
Michigan
Mr. Bennett
Bennett
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Plans for State Convention
Legion Auxiliary announces a Memorial building meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. A board meeting follows at 7 15 p.m. Final plans are laid for the state convention to be held in August on the 9th 10th and 11th with details to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
Attractive Guests In Home Of Mr And Mrs Stickley
Mrs Donald Peppers and her children Jack and Charlotte Ann of Wichita Kansas are visiting at 420 Seventeenth Street SE the Stickleys home. Mrs Sidney P File has hosted several seasonal entertainments recently and is noted as a fine city pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Stickley
Seventeenth Street
Donald Peppers
Jack
Charlotte Ann
Wichita
Kan
Peppers
Stickley
Sidney P. File
File
Krumboltz Family Plans Grand Rapids Visit
Mr and Mrs Dwight Krumboltz of 2231 Fifth Ave SE and their son John depart Monday for Grand Rapids Michigan to spend two weeks with Mrs Krumboltzs mother Mrs J Ruskin Jones and her brother Harold Jones Mrs Emma Gee accompanies them and will visit her sister Mrs Harry Hadsell in Grand Rapids Returning with Mrs Krumholtz is Miss Cynthia Stocking of Kalamazoo who will visit here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Carey
Charlevoix
John Carey
Gordon DeLay
Alexandria
Minn
Carey
E. J. Carey
Elizabeth
Kathleen
Grande Avenue SE
Arthur Poe
Nan
Country Club Drive
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Roswell H. Pickford
David
John
Tommy
Forest Drive
Mercer
Wis
Justice
John M. Grimm
Fourth Avenue
Clear Lake
Fourth Avenue SE
Spiritlake
Inez
Marjorie Deacon
West Side
Horace G. Hedges
Sam, Dixon and Jr
Seventeenth Street
Sewish
Lake Okoboji
Ida Anderson
Dartmouth
James Cowan
Boston
Hanover
Balcom Luberger
Dorset
Dwight Krumboltz
Fifth Avenue SE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mrs Benson and daughter return from six week stay
Mrs. Harry Benson and her daughter Jessie return from St Louis Missouri after spending six weeks there. They were accompanied by Mrs Benson's cousin Col C A Leonori. Miss Dessie Webster of St Louis also returns home with them for a visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Benson
Jessie
Grande Avenue SE
St. Louis
New York Couples Visit Alabama Stewart Family for August
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Curtin of New York City arrived this weekend to spend August with Mrs. Curtin’s and Mr. Stewart’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stewart, 352 Park Terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Stewart
Ernest W. Curtin
New York City
Curtin
Mr. Stewart
A. C. Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Krejci Family Plans Weekend Trip to Clinton and Fort Snelling
Mr and Mrs Frank Krejci and their son LeRoy of 1831 K street SW left Sunday morning to visit relatives and friends in Clinton. On Thursday Mr Krejci will travel to Fort Snelling Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krejci
K Street
LeRoy
Clinton
Krejci
Fort Snelling
Minn
Prout Family Returns From Okoboji and Minnesota Trip
Dr and Mrs F J Prout and their family of 3525 First Avenue East returned Friday night from a vacation and fishing trip to Okoboji and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Prout
First Avenue E
Okoboji
Minnesota
Sturges Return Home After Visit To Vin cennes
Mr and Mrs W E Sturges left Saturday for their home in Vincennes Indiana after visiting Mrs Sturges parents Mr and Mrs C W McCalley 1818 Park Avenue SE Mrs Sturges arrived four weeks ago and was joined two weeks later by Mr Sturges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Sturges
Vincennes
Ind
Stastny Family Return To Second Street Home
Mrs. J. W. Stastny and children Jeannette and Dominic are back at 1443 Second Street SW with Michael Thomas and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stastny
Jeannette
Dominic
Second Street
Michael Thomas
Kenwood Presbyterian Women Plan Picnic Lunch and Meeting
The Kenwood Women's Circle will hold a Wednesday picnic luncheon at 12 45 before a 2 oclock business meeting. All church women are invited. Hosts are Mrs Edith Miller and Mrs Paul Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Edith Miller
Paul Hanson
Dinner Dance Set For Cedar Rapids Tennis Tourney
The Eastern Iowa tennis tournament will be held in Cedar Rapids August 18 to 20 at the Country Club courts. A dinner dancing party at Cedar Rapids Country Club on August 18 will be a guest event for visiting players, with women’s singles and men’s doubles and singles on the schedule. About seventy five players expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Ann and Marilyn Henrys Birthday Party
Mrs Helen Funk Henry hosted twelve children Saturday for birthday parties honoring Ann born July 26 at four and Marilyn who will turn three on August 13. The party featured games, pink and white decorations, lighted birthday cakes, refreshments, and a treasure hunt for favors, including colorful Japanese paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Funk Henry
Bever Avenue
Ann
Marilyn
Ae Ann
Miss Rose Drakos Leaves for Three Week Vacation
Miss Rose Drakos of 1228 Favenue NE departed Thursday for Los Calif for a three weeks vacation. She plans to visit her brother and sister in Los Angeles and will also visit other points along the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Drakos
Los Calif
Los Angeles
Girls Headed for Lake Minnetonka Cottage Stay
Leaving this morning for Lake Minnetonka are Misses Rachael Griffith Frances Indra and Helen Indra and Leela Zavodsky who will spend ten days in a cottage on the lake shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Rachael Griffith
Daniels Street
Frances and
Helen Indra
Oakland Avenue
Leela Zavodsky
Lake Shore
Tuesday Art Club Meeting Set for 2:30 PM
The Tuesday Art club holds its regular meeting at 2 30 p m on Tuesday at the home of Mrs J C Mahannah 1562 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mahannah
Fourth Avenue SE
Miss Wilma Wells Visits Cedar Rapids Friends
Miss Wilma Wells returns Friday from Oskaloosa where she spent a week with Mr and Mrs Walter Fye who lived in Cedar Rapids until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Wells
Eighteenth Street
Oskaloosa
Walter Fye
Cedar Rapids
Picnic Hosts entertain Amana guests at Cottage Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Race hosted a Saturday evening picnic for fifteen friends from Amana at their 3010 Cottage Grove avenue SE home. Cedar Rapids guests included Mrs. S. G. Armstrong and Mrs. Edward H. Smith, with Mrs. Isabel Race of Chicago, Mr. Race's mother, also visiting for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Race
Cottage Grove Avenue
Amana
Cedar Rapids
S. G. Armstrong
Edward H. Smith
Isabel Race
Chicago
Race
Dr Thomas E Green Arrives in Cedar Rapids
Dr Thomas E Green of Washington DC who was expected last week will not reach Cedar Rapids until Monday. He will stay with Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton at 2345 Linden Drive SE. Green is a former rector of Grace Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Green
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
James E. Hamilton
Linden Drive
Green
Grace Episcopal Church
Birthday breakfast honors Mrs Wells and Mrs Heins at Ellis park
About twenty five St John’s guild members gathered at Ellis park river pavilion for a breakfast honoring Mrs B F Heins and Mrs J E Wells. Rev Charlies F Edwards presented gifts as guests were surprised by a birthday celebration and Mrs Wells departs for Chicago to live with her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Heins
J. E. Wells
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
J. P. Montillon
Henry Stearns
L. L. McKim
Mrc
Ada
Bever Avenue SE
Chicago
St. John’s Guild
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charlies F. Edwards
Bluff View Aid Plans Picnic at Ellis Park Duck Pond
Bluff View Aid society hosts a picnic at Ellis Park duck pond inviting members and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff View Aid
Bluff View Aid Society
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Home Rebekah Lodge No. 79 Meeting Notice
Home Rebekah lodge No. 79 will meet Monday at 7 p.m for a regular business meeting. The drill team is requested to be present for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
P.m
Aldebaran Court No 12 to Meet Tuesday Evening
Aldebaran court No 12 of the Tribe of Ben Hur will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 8 15 p m in Ben Hur hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldebaran Court No
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Ben Hur Hall
Tirzah Society Hosts Card Party in Ben Hur Hall
The Tirzah society will hold a card party Monday at 2 30 p m in Ben Hur hall with Mrs. Alice Lenway in charge. The society will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Mattie Philips at 807 Eighteenth avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirzah Society
Ben Hur Hall
Alice Lenway
Mattie Philips
Eighteenth Avenue SW
West Side Auxiliary Plans Monday Meeting and Picnic
The West Side Auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless will meet Monday at 3 p.m. in Bever Park for a business meeting. A picnic supper will follow at 5 for the Home’s children. Members and families are urged to attend with baskets and picnic supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Bever Park
Welch Host Dinner for Hazlewoods Week-Long Guests
Mr and Mrs Frank C Welch entertained at dinner Saturday evening honoring Mr and Mrs Craig B Hazlewood of Chicago with their daughters Dorothy Ora Jean and son Craig Jr week guests at the Verne Marshal Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Welch
Craig B. Hazlewood
Chicago
Dorothy
Ora Jean
Craig, Jr
Verne Marshal Home
Marriage of Miss Mary Arnold and Merle Bangs in Riverside
Miss Mary E. Arnold of Los Angeles formerly Cedar Rapids wed Merle L. Bangs on July 19 at the Mission Inn Riverside California. The couple will reside at 427 North Rosemead Temple City California. Mrs Bangs is a Washington high school graduate and was employed here for years before moving to California where she has lived six years. Mr Bangs works with a building loan company in Alhambra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Arnold
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
Merle L. Bangs
Mission Inn
Riverside
Calif
North Rosemead
Temple City
Bangs
Washington High School
California
Robinsons Visit North Iowa and Open Birch Gardens
Mr and Mrs Ray Robinson and daughter Louise visit Mr and Mrs Richard R Robinson at 1434 avenue SE Mason City. The grandson of Ames graduate Mr Robinson recently arrived to run Birch gardens at 1200 Ellis boulevard NW after a career in nursery and floral work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Robinson
Louise
Mason City
Mr. Robinson
Richard R. Robinson
Avenue
A Robinson
Ames
Birch Gardens
Ellis Boulevard NW
Ruth Kemp To Give Organ Recital
Miss Ruth Kemp of Coe College will perform a Tuesday 8 15 p m organ recital at the Memorial Building on the municipal pipe organ. The program includes Prelude to The Deluse Saint news Romance andante cantabile Fifth Symphony Dvorak Preludio and Adagio and Liszt Farewell to Guinevere Irish Air among pieces by Marshall Bidwell and Anton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kemp
Coe College
Marshall Bidwell
Saint-aews
Techainiweky Lares
New World Symphony
Anton
Dvorak
Guenilain
Irish Air
Burton Snows Arrive for Week in Town
Mr and Mrs Burton Snow of Chicago arrived Saturday night to vacation with Mrs Kent C Ferman at 1234 Fourth Avenue SE. Miss Florence Ferman returns this weekend after visiting Grinnell with Miss Catherine Blackman, former suitemate of Miss Ferman and Mrs Deane L Adams of Waterloo while attending Ward Belmont in Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Snow
Chicago
Mrs. Snow
Kent C. Ferman
Fourth Avenue SE
Florence Ferman
Grinnell
Catherine Blackman
Ferman
Deane L. Adams
Waterloo
Ward Belmont
Nashville, Tenn
Winnetka Couple Stay With Mrs Wardle in Roanoke
Mr and Mrs J M Dougherty of Winnetka Illinois visit their mother in Roanoke at 1520 Second Avenue Southeast for the weekend. Dougherty is western manager for Consolidated Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Dougherty
Winnetka, II
Alma Vajner and William Benda Wed in Chelsea Church
Miss Alma Varner of Chelsea and William Benda of Toledo were married at St. Joseph’s church in Chel sea by Rev. W. F. Panek. The bride wore white satin princess style with a mother’s veil, carried pink roses, and was attended by bridesmaid Esther Warner. The groom was aided by his brother Ed Benda. A wedding breakfast and dinner followed at Chelsea area homes, with a dance that evening at a Chelsea pavilion attended by family and friends from Toledo Tama and Floyd Johnson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Chelsea
W. F. Panek
Alma Varner
William Benda
Toledo
Esther Warner
Dane Youter
E. H. Warner
Mr. Benda
James Benda
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Walter JL. Unerry
Isabelle
Walter, Jr
Cherry
Cherrys
Leland, Mich
Leland
C. H. Chandler
Randall
Lexington
L. H. Stubbs
Mary Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Chandler Cottage
Robert C. Tors
Grande Avenue
C. R. Chandler
Nineteenth Street
Fred M. Higley
Chandler
Robert
Sixteenth Street
Howard Hall
Crescent Street
George B. Douglas
Careys
Lake
Frank Bates
Frank, Jr
Sixth Avenue SE
Estes Park
F. E. Elwood
William
Second Avenue SE
Birchlake
Mr. Elwood
William Elwood
Minneapolis
L. E. Henry
Nineteenth Street SE
Mr. Henry
Miss Sargent
Sidney Phile
Mrs Donald Peppers
Jack Lech Oe
Montiegr Prioté
Marion Swartzell
Harvey Coats
Ebl
Legion Auxiliary
Iowa American Legion Auxiliary
Roosevelt
Memorial Building
Paramount
George W. Pritchard
Gwendolyn Lyones
Frederick C. Williams
A . P. Lyman
General Coupiece
Cochairman
Custer
Legion
First Aid
Elizabeth Johnston
Oscar Lundquist
J. P. Winn
J.D. O'Connell
H. E. Haegg
F. W. Orr
Don C. Hutchinson
Harriette W. Evans
Frank Matus
D. M. Robertson
W. D. Cunningham
Milo Hanzlik
S. W. Klinge
Charles Duster
Sam Christensen
John H. Devin
Robert Erickson
Robert Vessey
H. H Wage
W. R. Payn
E. F. Kalienberg
George Korous
Leo Stepanek
G. H. Frederick
R. A. Dubhbert
Harold Birch
Gail H. Whistler
Dan Kruidenier
H. M. Wilson
Louis Schirm
Paul O. French
Beta Phi Alphas
Misses Bryan
Legion Convention
Wapsie- Y
Ee Reece
Bensons
Stewart Home
Indiana
Stastnys
Kenwood Women’s Circle
Marilyn Henry
Mrs. Race
DR. Green
Clubs
MR. and
Mrs. Welch
Hazlewoods
Arnold Bangs
Burton
Mrs. Wardle
Alma Vajner
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