Brides Elect Honored At Social Affairs Section
Brides elect plans for early summer events are highlighted by a luncheon at the Elks club hosted by Miss Margaret Victorine for Miss Margaret Wilson who will wed June 26 to Duane D. Blackwell of St. Louis. Also honored was Miss Mary Yakish, set to marry Marvin D. Bailey, with a dessert supper at the Norton home. Further celebrations include a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Fer now and guests from several states attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Duane D. Blackwell
St. Louis
William E. Victorine
Loene Boyle
Margaret Victorine
Grande Avenue SE
Elks Club
Helen Pyle
Hollywood
Fla
Arminta Davidson
Marion
Doris Rivers
Des Moines
Jean Ross
Massillon
Ohio
Mary Ellen Ford
Phyllis Bixler
Clarence
Helen Simmons
Rosalie Stanley
Ruth Preston
Sara Lee Hosbacher
Valerie Konecny
Jeanne Kre
Porter
Twenty-seventh Street
A. L. Yakish
Allan C. Norton
Margaret Watt
Mary Kay Supple
Dorothy Blodgett
Maxine Callender
Gertrude Illen
Mary Fernow
Morrison Family Home After Drake Graduation
Mr and Mrs M H Morrison of 1829 Second Avenue SE returned Monday from Des Moines where they attended Drake University commencement. Their daughters Emily and Leonta Ann joined their son Paul, who will work at the state house in Des Moines. Emily plans to enter Drake in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Morrison
Second Avenue SE
Emily
Leonta Ann
Des Moines
Drake University
Paul
The
Sivers Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Edward J Siver and his wife were honored by their children Lucy and Benny with a surprise open house. Attendees included extended families from Martelle Marion Mount Vernon Cedar Rapids and other nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Siver
Lucy
Benny
al Siver
Otis Siver
Floyd Siver
Glen Siver
Janet
Arthur Siver
Martelle
J. F. Beach
Earl Caraway
Harry
Harry Siver
Frances
Marion
Allie Beach
Mount Vernon
John Kohl
G. W. Bohlander
T. J. Wilkinson
Merle Busenbark
Mirs
Earl Busenbark
George Siver
Marilyn
Billy
Donald
Ronald
Earl Siver
Shirley Like
Homer Siver
Anna Gough
Hattie Blaine
Ralph Beck
Cedar Rapids
Vera Drake Home Return After Fort Belvoir Service
Miss Vera Drake daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Drake 921 L street SW returned Saturday to her home after spending ten months at Fort Belvoir Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Drake
W. E. Drake
L Street
Fort Belvoir
Warren Couple Return Home After Short Trip
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Warren of Warrenwood Carroll drive SE came home Monday after visiting Wisconsin Illinois and Milwaukee. They traveled with Mrs. Warren's sister Miss Gertrude Hull who had been visiting here and they stayed with their daughter Mrs. James Stannard Baker and her husband in Ravinia Illinois and with Mr. Warren's brother W. F. Harrah and Mrs. Harrah at Fox River Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Warren
Warrenwood
Carroll Drive
Wisconsin
Illinois
Birthday Dinner Honors Craemer and Crabbe Guests
Mrs. Nicholas P. Creemer hosted a terrace dinner at 349 Woodland Drive SE Monday evening to celebrate the birthdays of Mr. Craemer and Mrs. Thomas L. Crabbe. Twenty one guests attended the surprise event for Mrs. Crabbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas P. Creemer
Woodland Drive
Craemer
Thomas L. Crabbe
Misses Corey Stewart Attend Rock Island Commencement
Miss Marianne Corey and Miss Peggy Stewart motored to Rock Island to attend commencement at the Villa de Chantal where Betsy Jean Flodin and Frances Blaul were graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Corey
Park Terrace SE
Peggy Stewart
Rock Island Tueday
Villa de Chantal
Betsy Jean Flodin
Frances Blaul
Mrs Samuel Paul Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Samuel E Paul of San Francisco left Monday for her home after visiting Mr and Mrs Weaver Witwer at Hilltop Farm and Mr and Mrs Sutherland Dows on Twenty seventh street drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Paul
San Francisco
Weaver Witwer
Hilltop Farm
Sutherland Dows
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Robert W Black Returns Home From California
Mr and Mrs Robert W Black of 2418 Grande avenue SE returned Monday after spending several weeks in California visiting Los Angeles and San Francisco two cities in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Black
Grande Avenue
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tschirgi Couple Return From Chicago Weekend
Mr and Mrs Arthur M Tschir gi of 517 Nineteenth Street SE have returned after spending the weekend in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Tschirgi
Nineteenth Street
Chicago
Minneapolis guest Edwin J. Lillie visits Blodgett home
Edwin J. Lillie of Minneapolis is spending a few days as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Blodgett at 1725 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Lillie
Minneapolis
Mrs. J. C. Blodgett
Grande Avenue SE
Elizabeth Bohac Presents Piano Pupils Recital in Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Bohac will present a group of her piano pupils from the class of 1938 39 in a recital at the Cedar Rapids Woman s Club House 1110 Second Avenue SE Wednesday at 8 p m The program includes Lets Dance and Sing Rebe Banjo Pickanninies Janet Lines Shoemakers Song Air de Ballet Mary Ann McWilliams The Ghost in the Chimney Beethoven In an Alabama Cabin Three Blind Mice Pantomime Bach In Autumn and other works by MacDowell Moszkowski Strickland and Strickland among others The event lists pricing and manages many student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bohac
Cedar Rapids
Kullak Alla Tarantella
le Nieseid MacDowell
Gloria Lehti
Thompson Citcons
Fae Ok
Amani
Martha Lou Smith
Wee Sid
Basel
Moskowski
Charlotte Penningroth
Kasbah
Strickland the
Dancing Lady
Strickland
Jacqueline Carberry
Eg Ee Ieee Ae Hahaa
Bach
MacDowell
Marjorie van Winkle
Reousaros
Tasos
E . MacDowell
Eccassaisses
Beethoven Sylvia Lehti
Muhl Family Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs L E Muhl and their sons Fred and Dick visited relatives in the city before returning to Fort Dodge. They spent the weekend with Mrs Muhls mother and sister Mrs F M Ford and Mrs W D Lamb at 918 G avenue NW.
Culbreths Visit Ends for Carmi and Terra Haute Guests
Mr and Mrs Charles Culbreth of Carmi Alabama and Mr and Mrs Oscar Culbreth of Terra Haute Indiana left Tuesday after visiting their brother John Culbreth and Mrs Culbreth at 820 H avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Culbreth
Carmi, al
Oscar Culbreth
Terra Haute
Ind
Culbreths
John Culbreth
Culbreth
H Avenue NW
Community of Dairy Dale Hosts Thursday Meeting
The Community of Dairy Dale will hold a meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the hall to discuss local affairs and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Afternoon Frocks and Sports Wear Shown In Style Review
Newman's department store presented a complete daytime clothes style review at the Cedar Rapids Country Club luncheon. The event featured afternoon frocks in nets and silks, gingham dresses, navy and black and white combos, and beach bathing suits with satin lastex. Models included Constance Sheridan and Katherine Stark among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman's Department Store
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Constance Sheridan
Katherine Stark
Valerie
Aliayne Kenecny
Janet Lothian
Peggie
Marie Dolson
Dorothy All
Corrine Lackman Engagement Announced at Lambda Session
At a Lambda chapter meeting held Monday at the Montrose hotel the engagement of Corrine Lackman to Myrie Vincent Shover of Cedar Rapids was announced. The couple plans a July wedding. Lackman is a Lambda member and Kathryn Marshall presided as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapters
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Corrine Lackman
Myrie Vincent Shover
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Shover
Monticello
Miss Lackman
Lambda Chapter
Kathryn Marshall
Pierre A. Tracy
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Florence Zimmer
Louise Hastie
Elizabeth Kovick
Gertrude McNeil
Adam Vedder
Marie Steber
Martha Warner
Mary Rowan
Peg Gould
Frances Rompil
Catherine Brennaman
Leola Jack
Mildred Pazdernik
Louise Eldridge
Clarice Torgerson
Marguerite Smith to Be Married to Jack Meier
Mr and Mrs Harry L Smith announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Marguerite to Jack Meier son of Mrs Irene Meier The wedding will take place this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Smith
Daniels Street
Marguerite
Jack Meier
Irene Meier
Second Street
John Huss Church Picnic Honors Mrs Grant at Ellis Park
Members of the John Huss church held a picnic dinner at Ellis Park Sunday with thirty one attendees. The group surprised Mrs V C Grant to celebrate her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huss
Ellis Park
V. C. Grant
Scout Mothers Picnic Invites City Scouts to Bever Park
Mothers of all Boy Scouts in the city are invited to a picnic Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Bever park. Attendees should bring the usual picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Bever Park
Dorothea Dunker and Thurston Jenkins Wed in Humboldt
Dorothea Dunker of Cedar Rapids wed Thurston H. Jenkins of Denver at the Dunker home in Humboldt. The candle light ceremony featured Rev. H. E. Blough with music by Mrs. W. Tigges and Miss Maxine Culbertson. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Dunker
Cedar Rapids
F. C. Dunker
Humboldt
Thurston H. Jenkins
F. H. Jenkins
Denver
Colo
Dunker
H. E. Blough
Congregational Church
W. Tigges
Maxine Culbertson
Virginia Dunkex
Roger Jenkins
Coe College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Jenkins
University of Colorado At
Boulder
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Indemnity Exchange of
Margaret Hadley
William O. Gray
Mrs Allegri Honored at Miscellane ous Shower and Dessert Bridge
Mrs John J Allegri formerly Miss Bess Votava was honored Monday evening at a miscellane ous shower and dessert bridge hosted by Mrs John A Mac Lean at her home 356 Sixteenth street SE Prizes went to Mrs Nile Anangst Mrs Charles Racer and Mrs Harold Hall Others as listed include Misses Jane Goodfellow Ruth Bartling Dorothy Eckert Eleanor Carran Thelma Lane Miriam Hungerford Myrna Pumphrey Millicent Roeder Eileen Koehler and Mesdames George Swab Oliver Swab and Norbert Zobl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Allegri
Bess Votava
John A. MacLean
Sixteenth Street SE
Nile Anangst
Charles Racer
Harold Hall
Jane Goodfellow
Ruth Bartling
Dorothy Eckert
Eleanor Carran
Thelma Lane
Miriam Hungerford
Myrna Pumphrey
Millicent Roeder
Eileen Koehler
George Swab
Oliver Swab
Norbert Zobl
Local Cedar Falls Hosts Cedar Rapids Guests At Party
Mr and Mrs Arthur Lynn of Cedar Falls entertained Cedar Rapids visitors at their home Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W T Evans Dr and Mrs Leonard Arduser Mr and Mrs H J Beall Mr and Mrs P E Frink Mesdames Nettie Sisam Ida Wright Aliah Duncan Misses Nettie Sisam Luella Stoner Mayme Shank Dorothy June Duncan and Carl Jensen the last of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lynn
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
W. T. Evans
Leonard Arduser
H. J. Beall
P. E. Frink
Nettie Sisam
Ida Wright
Aliah Duncan
Luella Stoner
Mayme Shank
Dorothy June Duncan
Carl Jensen
Warren H Carrs Visit from East Arrives in Iowa
Mr and Mrs Warren H Carr of Jackson Heights Long Island arrived Sunday to spend two weeks with Mr and Mrs W H Carr at 1722 Seventh Avenue Southeast Des Moines and Clear Lake relatives will be visited during their Iowa stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren H. Carr
Jackson Heights
L. I
Mr. Carr
W. H. Carr
Seventh Avenue SE
Iowa
Warren Carr
Des Moines
Clear Lake
Surprise birthday party for Miss Helen Michalek
Friends hosted a Sunday evening surprise for Helen Michalek at the Palisades with a wine roast. Attendees included Gladys Stepanek Ruth Mikalecky Alma Noue Evelyn Snececka Tillie Rohlena Maxine Sproston Ruth Michalek Billy Faltis Elmer Benish Louis Cerveny Elmer Rompot Billy Mikulecky Lester Elias Lester Mikulecky Johnny Vosatka and others. The cake was baked and decorated by Mrs William Faltis and Mae Faltis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Michalek
Palisades
Gladys Stepanek
Ruth Mikalecky
Alma Noue
Evelyn Snececka
Tillie Rohlena
Maxine Sproston
Ruth Michalek
Billy Faltis
Elmer Benish
Louis Cerveny
Elmer Rompot
Billy Mikulecky
Lester Elias
Lester Mikulecky
Johnny Vosatka
William Faltis
Mae Faltis
Rita Sandberg to Wed Cecil St Germain in Saturday Ceremony
Miss Rita Sandberg was honored at a miscellaneous shower on Thursday at her mother Mrs. G A Sandberg's home 1213 N street SW. Attendees included Mrs. Steve Darling Mrs. Adam Eberle Clara Sandberg Harry Haberock Charles Snell Jess Bixby Rueben Stevenson William Fulmer LaVerna Hale and Bertha Wiess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Sandberg
Cecil St. Germain
G. A. Sandberg
N Street
Steve Darling
Adam Eberle
Clara
Harry Haberock
Charles Snell
Jess Bixby
Rueben Stevenson
William Fulmer
LaVerna Hale
Bertha Wiess
Mrs Landergott Hosts Anna Mae Birthday Party
Mrs Charles Landergott entertained friends in honor of Anna Mae Landergott’s eleventh birthday Monday afternoon. Guests included Betty Kappun Velma Polehna Margie Jungman Dorothy Topinka Gladys Topinka Bonnie Kirchoff Alice Leeman Barbara Dytrt Helen Tefr Anna Mae Tevr Junior Armstrong Ronald Landergott and Joe Dytrt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landergott
Charles Landergott
Anna Mae
Betty Kappun
Velma Polehna
Margie Jungman
Dorothy Topinka
Gladys Topinka
Bonnie Kirchoff
Alice Leeman
Barbara Dytrt
Helen Tefr
Anna Mae Tefr
Junior Armstrong
Ronald Landergott
Joe Dytrt
Ladies Day at Cedar Rapids Country Club Planned
Women members plan a ladies golf day at Cedar Rapids Country Club on Wednesday. The group will meet at 9 a.m. for a business meeting, golf starts at 9 30, with committee appointments by Mrs. Frederick S. Glanville. Luncheon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Frederick S. Glanville
Eliot Waples Home From University
Eliot Waples has returned from Madison Wisconsin where he has been attending graduate school at the University of Wisconsin He will spend the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank C Waples at 3311 Forest drive SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Waples
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Frank C. Waples
Forest Drive
Livingstons Move to Cedar Rapids from Fort Dodge
Mr and Mrs R W Livingston and daughters Jane and Barbara relocate from Fort Dodge to Cedar Rapids. They reside at 2424 Fourth Avenue SE. Mr Livingston is affiliated with Wasem Plaster Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Livingston
Jane
Barbara
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Fourth Avenue SE
Mr. Livingston
Wasem Plaster Company
Miss Martha Brickner Honored at Kitchen Shower
Miss Martha Brickner the future bride of Harry Clark was feted at a kitchen shower hosted by Miss Rose Turechek and Mrs W E Donnan at 85 Twenty second Avenue SW. Attendees included numerous Misses Messrs and Mesdames and gifts from Clara Klinsky Wes Hach and Oren Neiterhiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brickner
Harry Clark
Rose Turechek
W. E. Donnan
Twenty-second Avenue
Dorothy Reinhart
Mildred Cach
Eleanor Shimek
Helen Kucera
Beatrice Tristl
Libbie Sopousek
Libbie Reyhons
Dorothy Sopousek
Mary Trimble
Irene Turechek
Ed Brickner
Frank Cagh
Ed Turechek
Anna Tomec
John Svec
Godfrey Stejskal
Christina Humphrey
Anton Trazek
Ed Sopousek
Milo Kaliban
Emil Reyhons
Hal Donnan
Anton Jirkovsky
Barbara
James Elliott
Lumir Skver
Dean Keith
Andy Clark
Cecil Looney
Milo Tripkosh
Milton
George Skalsky
Clara Klinsky
Wes Hach
Oren Neiterhiser
Pantry shower honors Miss Jane Bachman ahead of wedding
Miss Elsie Belehrad and Miss Lucille Fritz hosted a pantry shower for Miss Jane Bachman at the Belehrad home on 1922 First Avenue East. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. Don MacCormac and Miss Veda Richards. Attending were Mesdames Don Martin LeRoy Berstler Chester Beardsley Paul Nisson and Misses Jane Walters Jean Dunlap Vivian Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Belehrad
Lucille Fritz
Jane Bachman
Ralph Steffa
Belehrad
First Avenue E
Bunco
Don McCormac
Veda Richards
Don Martin
LeRoy Berstler
Chester Beardsley
Paul Nisson
Jane Walters
Jean Dunlap
Vivian Conway
Mercy Hospital Alumnae Picnic Set for Thursday
Mercy hospital alumnae plan a picnic at the upper Pali sades on Thursday. Reservations may be made with Evelyn Crangle at 2 5623 or Lydia Schmidt at 2 6124.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Upper Palisades
Evelyn Crangle
Dial
Lydia Schmidt
Mozart Examinations Set by Local Club
The Mozart club will hold final examinations Friday at 1 p.m. on the third floor of the Y W C A. For more details contact Mrs. Dean S Hilborn at 8464.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Dean S. Hilborn
Dial
Christian Scientists Challenge World To Adopt Spiritual Basis
Thousands of Christian Scientists in Boston called for a shift from material to spiritual basis to solve economic and political woes. Reports highlighted growth abroad with 21 new branch churches and 25 new branches in North America, plus 32 societies elevating to church status in a year. Officers announced included George Shaw Cook named president, with Edward L. Ripley and Ezra W. Palmer reelected treasurer and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Europe
England
North America
Africa
Australia
Christian Science Movement
George Shaw Cook
Brookline
Ralph H. Knapp
Needham
Edward L. Ripley
Ezra W. Palmer
Marshfield
Good Character 15 Urged on Graduates
Sheriff James H. Smith urged Linn county eighth grade graduates at Mc Kinley auditorium to develop strong character and preparation for community leadership. He warned against impulsive acts and emphasized conscience, hard work, and the path of the narrow way as essential to a fulfilled life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
McKinley Auditorium
James H. Smith
Sheriff Smith
Walter A. Shupp
Ruth Pratt
Maxine Cerveny
Lloyd Buresh
Cherry Valley School No
Elizabeth Sloan
Robert Madeson
Edgewood
Mary Lou Thomas
Prairie Union
Donald Heald
North Star
Doris Schley
Aileen Luedemann
Excelsior
Delverna Wilkinson
Rowley
Petition Seeks End to Linn County Abstract Co Lease
A petition with 122 names asks Linn County to cancel the lease of the county courthouse space held by Linn County Abstract Co. filed with the board of supervisors by J. B. Howell. It argues the county pays $130 monthly for light and janitorial services plus $420 of the unemployment service rent, totaling $1,770 in 1937, and suggests moving the Iowa State Employment Service and sewing room to net an $880 saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Abstract Company
Court House
Board of Supervisors
J. B. Howell
Marion
Elmer Seewell
Fred Stirm
Linn County
Iowa State Employment Service
Iowa State Unemployment Service
Hilgers
Woodbury County
Court House Lease Denied to American Legion
Iowa supreme court rules a board of supervisors cannot lease a part of the court house to the American Legion. An attorney general opinion from 1932 supports the decision. Supervisors cite inadequate sewing room space and small court house rooms. Lloyd Grover, head of the Iowa Unemployment Service local office, objects to county relief confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Court House
American Legion
Attorney General
Lloyd Grover
Iowa Unemployment Service
Awards Assembly Held at McKinley High School
An awards assembly at McKinley High School recognized many students for achieving high point totals on the school’s merit system. Honors included first time M awards, state level distinctions, and specialized ribbons for table tennis and softball. The boys’ intramural awards covered volleyball tennis diamond ball and city singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High
Ruth Kephart
Frances Baer
Donna Lindahl
Jacqueline Dinnie
Mildred Ferguson
Dorothy Hawkins
Leone Engberg
Dorothy Lehman
Vera Mae Lippert
Alice Davidson
Florence Matteson
Marjorie McGowan
Pauline Ecklund
Georgiana Kopecky
Claribel Snelling
Darlene Vaughn
Helen Grubic
June DeNio
Maydean Swatosh
Marilyn DeFore
Lois Wilkin
Minerva Cole
Dorothy Tordik
C. R
Margie Sleight
Dorothy Mesknes
Hazel Derby
Dorothy Hordik
Ramona Holloway
Joan Yessler
Julia Ann Marks
Mary Ann Trestner
Elsie Tauber
James Livingston
Phil Angott
Bill Caldwell
Robert Tewart
Don Marx
Horace Hedges
Junior Kaylor
Merlon Rowley
Cedar Rapids City
Charles Blahnik
Wallace Hollingsworth
Jenn Krabbenhoft
Mike Kacere
Stan
Shorthand Award Pins Awarded for 120 WPM Dictation
Miss Vera Chamberlin presented shorthand pins for 120 words a minute dictation with 95 percent accuracy to recipients Joyce Herington Darlene Holmes Ethel Kirkpatrick Mary Louise Robinson Betty Smith Elsie Tauber and Madge Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Harris
Martha Trustos
Dolores Anderson
Lucia Mae Smith
Dorothy Spencer
Helen Vaclav
Libbie Jekerle
Pauline Floetchinger
Nadine Hicks
Vera Vaclav
Minerva Cole
Muriel Berggren
Ramona Holloway
Ruth Kephart
Ruth Wilson
Ethel Kirkpatrick
Dorothy Lehman
Leone Engberg
Twe
Lorraine Waggoner
Mary Pugsley
Dorothy Mesknes
Myrtle Barnes
Lucille Harris
Elsie Tauber
Claribel Snelling
Joe Saub
Ley Morrison
Glenn Klingaman
Ray Ingles
John Pettite
Merlon Rowley
Dale McDaniels
Vera Chamberlin
Joyce Herington
Darlene Holmes
Mary Louise Robinson
Betty Smith
Madge Young
Birth on the Road: Brown Family Welcomes Son Near Mechanicsville
The third son of Mr and Mrs George Brown of Clarence was born en route to St Luke s hospital on May 27 with father and amateur helpers delivering the baby near Mechanicsville. A flat tire delayed return, but a Lisbon physician s car was used as an ambulance to finish the 35 mile trip home and mother and baby were reported in excellent condition on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Clarence
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mrs. Brown
Mechanicsville
William Hass
St. Luke’s
Lisbon
U.S. Airport Count by State Highlights California Lead
The data shows 2,374 airports and landing fields nationally with California hosting 177 facilities and Florida 129. This snapshot outlines state-by-state airport distribution and prioritizes major regional hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
Florida
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M. H. Morrisons
DRAKE
Edward Sivers
Tussyeau de
Cologne
D. W. Warrens
Crabbe
Corey
Stewart
Rock Island
Samuel Paul
Robert W. Blacks
Arthur Tschirgis
E. J. Lillie
Blodgetts
L. E. Muhls
Joe
Marguerite Smith
Scout Mothers
Toman
Joseph
Florist
Third Avenue
Thurston Jenkins
John Allegri
Warren H. Carrs
Miss Sandberg
Country Club
Miss Brickner
Miss Bachman
Mercy Alumnae
Mozart Examinations
Shupp
County
Lease of Abstract Co
M’kinley
Babe
Dr. Caldwell
Tillyer
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
3Rd St
Harry F. Tisher
Bauer E Corn
Blades
Gerber
Gerber’s Baby Food
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