Mrs Whelihan and Mrs Bell To Leave Friday For The East
Mrs Whelihan and Mrs Bell depart Friday by motor for Philadelphia to stay with Mrs Whelihan’s son John F Whelihan. They will attend Cadet William Paul Whelihan’s graduation at West Point and the June 17 wedding in South Orange, then visit Miss Laura Lee Naylor and Miss Jane Dodge before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F Whelihan
Fairview Drive
J Hamlton Bell
Knollwood Drive
Philadelphia
Palo Alto
Calif
Mr. Winter
Leland Stanford University
C Ward Macy
L H Stubbs
Miss Mary
Chicago
R. C. Montgomery
Linden Drive
R B Bagby
George Sehneberger
Elmer J Porters
San Francisco
China
Japan
Miss Larimer on honor roll at Ward Belmont College
Miss Helen Larimer daughter of Myr and Mrs E J Larimer of 2036 Fifth Avenue SE attended Ward Belmont at Nashville and was one of four teen freshmen named on the college honor roll for the last semester. She carried at least twelve hours of work and earned no lower than a B in each subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Larimer
Myr
E J Larimer
Fifth Avenue SE
Ward-Belmont School
Nashville Tonn
Beatties and Greens Return From Lake Vermilion Visit
Mr and Mrs George E Beattie and Mr and Mrs H R Green returned Wednesday from Lake Vermilion Minnesota where they spent a week as guests of Mr and Mrs J L Bever on Comet Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Beattie
H R. Green
Lake Vermilion
Minn
J. L. Bever
Comet Island
Visitor from Coburg Arrives Wednesday for Short Stay
A M. Douglas arrived here on Wednesday from Coburg Ontario and will stay until Monday, planning to conduct local meetings and visit area sites during the short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M. Douglas
Coburg
Ontario
Piano Recital by Miss Grace Liste barger’s pupils tonight
The event at the studio starts at 8 PM with parents attending. Participants include Ruth Bokerney Louise Eikenberry Dorothy Mac Listebar ger Harold Feuerhelm Mary Louise Fite Betty Darleen Johnson Edna Lenieck Margaret Mineck Gail Phillipson Maxine Surry Evelyn Vanourny Phyllis Wiley Margaret Fox Georgia Merrifield Irma Zah radnik and Keith and Franklyn Liste barger. Georgia Mingo hosts the birthday for Bobby Mingo at 915 L street with aunts William Hick and Gladys Mingo and other guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Listebarger
Ruth Bokerney
Louise Eikenberry
Dorothy Mac Listebarger
Harold Feuerhelm
Mary Louise Fite
Betty Darleen Johnson
Edna Lenieck
Margaret Mineck
Gail Phillipson
Maxine Surry
Evelyn Vanourny
Phyllis Wiley
Margaret Fox Georgia Merrifield
Irma Zahradnik
Keith
Franklyn Listebarger
Se Foy Five Cub Entered Morday Evening
A damaged passage reports a burglary at a residence on 1634 FB Avenue NE. Suspects or exact details are unclear, with names and roles partially garbled. The fragment mentions a vice president, treasurer, and several individuals misrepresented or misspelled, indicating a local crime note with uncertain specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ica
Tone Ar
Afrey Kroust
Boxwe
Toure Anderson Jovon Serge
Local clubs and orders seek new members this week
A garbled notice cites several groups and requirements for joining. It mentions Friday evening business meetings, member recruitment drives, and a call for potential entrants to attend rituals and activities, with references to names and organizational titles scattered through the text.
C. C. Bauman Celebrates Eightieth Birthday Dinner
A Monday evening supper at Mrs Guy F Clark’s home on 412 Eighteenth Street SE honored C C Bauman of 367 Stath Street SW on his eightieth birthday. Guests included daughters and sons Leta Bauman H D Bauman Homer Partrider Pierre D A K L Laird Pierre Guy F Clark granddaughter Mrs J E Gabriel and Gabriel, grandniece Miss Sue Elizabeth Reps Mount Vernon, grandson Earl Lard and Mrs Lard Ottumwa, and Mary Kepler, among others. The guest list noted many gifts and the house was attractively decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy F Clark
Eighteenth Street
C Bauman
Stath
Bauman
Leta Bauman
H D Bauman
Homer Partrider
Pierre
A Kl Laird
J E. Gabriel
Gabriel Anc
Country bridal shower honors Miss Monahan in Ohio couple
The Misses Rosane Deu is and Margaret Mack enter a farmer's home on a Wednesday night for a fever of Sir Catherine Monahan whose fiancé William J Stewart of Canton Ohio will wed on June 21. A miscellaneous shower featured gifts and prizes for Miss Mary Adrienne Brady and Miss Loucene Crowley. Guests included Regina Fuller Gladys and Gayle Giblin Kathryn Barrett Bernice Shelley Leona Kep pel Leonore Rennekamp Margerette and Kathryn Marshall and Mrs Robert MacNeil. Mr and Mrs William Stewart hosted a family dinner for fifteen relatives at 411 Eighth Avenue SW. Monahan received a gift, and the event celebrated the forthcoming marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosane de Uis
Margaret Mack
Farmer's Home
Avenis
Catherine Monahan
William J Stewart
Caton
Ohio
Mary Adrienne Brady
Loucene Crowley
Regina Fuller
Gladys
Gayle Giblin
Kathryn Barrett
Bernice Shelley
Leona Keppel
Mrs Byrnes Hosts Foresters Wives at Home
Mrs Charles E Byrnes of 1300 Third Avenue SE entertained several wives of delegates to the Triennial convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters at a tasteful reception at her residence on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Byrnes
Third Avenue SE
Order of Foresters
Esahoan
Wednesay
Church Notices Convey Weekend Society Meetings
St Gertrude's Society of St Matthews Church meets at Mrs L F E Koffron 224 Twenty second Street NE Thursday for luncheon at 1. Election of officers will be held. Trinity WREMS at Mrs Nelle Ross 602 Second Avenue SW Friday at 2:30 pm. Prothuman class dessert and program led by Mrs N H Johnson and Mrs Will conduct missionaries box. Kenwood Society Mrs F Won Brown Friday 2 pm. Massionars service at Kenwood Presbyterian church at 2 pm Friday. Platter class of St Paul Methodist women host a pregue and prayer Friday. Central Park Ladies Aid, Margaret Graham home 1400 First Avenue NE Friday 1 pm. Dessert provided. All women invited to bring picnic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gertrude's Society
St Gertrude’s Society
St Matthews
L FE Koffron
Pwenty-second Street
Yhursday
Trinity Wrems
Womans Foreign Missionary Society of Trinits Methodist Church
Nelle Ross
Second Avenue
Bog Craid
W H. Taylor
N H Johnson
Fimil Five
Central Mark
Demas Souety
Central Park
Margaet Graham
John Carberry
Weil
S C Stankey
Richard Lord
W Lo Harrison
Frank Baldwin
TW Colby
R Bo van Cleave
George Miller
L W Dunlap
C E Roberts
Ray Anderson
Farewell parties honor Jean Douglas ahead of Ontario move
Jean Douglas daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Douglas plans to leave next week for Coburg Ontario with her family. A farewell tea was hosted by Jeanne Krebs at 508 Vernon SE with Lucille Botts Florence Van Winkle Goldena Greenblatt Dorothy Carr Primrose Selden Betty Ann Lehman Lydia Ann Courtright Jane Sigmund Joan Miller Sara Lee Hesbacher Rosanne Shomler Helen Kroulik Helen Pleshek and Mary Ellen McLeod attending. Jean Douglas also entertained McKimley school friends at Commonwealth tea room last Saturday with a luncheon and bridge game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Douglas
A. M. Douglas
Coburg
Ontario
Jeanne Krebs
Vernon Drive
Lucille Botts
Florence van Winkle
Goldena Greenblatt
Dorothy Carr
Primrose Selden
Betty Ann Lehman
Lydia Ann
Graduate Nurses Club Meeting at Ellis Park Pavilion
The Graduate Nurses club invites all graduate nurses to a Saturday gathering at 1 30 pm at the Ellis Park River Pavilion. Attendees should bring their own dishes. Election of officers for the coming year will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses Club
Ellis Park River Pavilion
Miss Esther Johnson Plans University Study After Graduation
Miss Esther Jane Johnson, evacuated from Frances Shimer School in Mount Carroll, attended graduation exercises with her mother Mrs Olive Johnson. She plans to enter the University of Illinois for general arts later to pursue law studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Jane Johnson
Mount Carroll
Frances Shimer
Olive Johnson
Miss Johnson
Universi. of
Tonn Wteral Arts Co
Fragmentary OCR news note about local names and event
A fragmented OCR line mentions multiple personal names and a dated event on a tower at the former location. The readable portion lists Dmace Baty and Muss Heler Haniach with references to Tuesday and a sequence of numbers and places, but the exact event remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macred
WSS
Mozart Club Examinations Scheduled at 9 AM
The Mozart Club exams were set for 9 am with participants from the academy and local organizations. Mrs Leo PF Beltier presided at the entrance as attendees registered, and the event involved the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Sturen
Leo PF Beltier
Mr and Mrs Water L Nea Celebrate 87th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Water L Nea of 1319 Canie NE Omaha celebrate their 87th wedding anniversary on June 3. They traveled to Weanescat to spend time with Mrs Neal's brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs W E Stratton, at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water
Caenie
Retucrea Weanescat
Eam Omaha
Hey
Neals
W E Stratton
Martinecs Return From Moose Meetings in Sioux City
Mr and Mrs Martinec returned Tuesday evening from Sioux City where they spent Sunday and Monday attending the State association of the Loyal Order of Moose and the conference of the Women of the Moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinec
Sioux City
State Association of the Loyal Order of Moose
Conference of the Women of the Moose
Make This Model At Home By Anne Adams
Pattern 2661 offers a cape style for women in sizes 12 to 20 with 36 inch fabric. The ad promotes a Spring Fashion Book of 32 color pages with Paris-inspired models and clothing for all ages including larger figures. Catalog and pattern together priced at twenty five cents. Gazette Pattern Department 243 East 17th Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Gazette Pattern Department
Sia Seventeenth Street
New York ' Y
Last Studio Recitals by Ruskin Sandbourne Group
Ruskin Sandbourne presents the final studio afternoon with a group of students. The event is Friday at 3 30 p m in his studio at 628 First Avenue NE. Soprano Miss Eunice Bentley assists with pianist Miss Margaret Hayne Bruce McCullough and others, including a double piano duet by Neal De Wees and Robert Kil lian, plus solo and duet performances by several pupils.
Mrs Cron to Spend Summer in New Rochelle
Mrs Florence Cron of 1960 Fifth Avenue SE will leave Friday morning for New Rochelle New York to spend the summer with her son James A Cron and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cron
Fifth Avenue SE
New Rochelle
N Y
James A Cron
First Lutheran Vacation School Opens Monday
First Lutheran church on Third avenue at Tenth Street SE begins a two week vacation Bible school on Monday June 12 at 9 am. The program runs daily 9 to 11 30 am with a twelve teacher staff plus assistants. Courses include music sewing carpentry and a course based on Maude Juns Baldwin lessons. Transportation by automobile routes will serve the city’s distant neighborhoods. The school aims to enroll about 150 children including non members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Third Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Maude Juns
Baldwin
Charce
John J Gent
J E L Yungman
Paul J. Horner
Craces 2
Charce Harcercarten
J L Berger
Crace
John Williams
J J Gent
J E Yunsman
Anna Mae Snoufter
Etkel Suchomel
Margaret
Jacobsor
John J Gert
Maram Dieman
R E LeMort
Doroth
Ladd
George Pa Mer
King
Wohins
Agreement Reached On Plumbing Code Revision
Members of a special arbitration committee reached a compromise on the proposed municipal plumbing code at a city council meeting. The revised ordinance will allow either cast iron or tile pipe with oak and concrete ringed tile joints, subject to city inspector approval, before final passage next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unien
Men from three counties join forestry army recruits
Thirty seven reforestation recruits left Cedar Rapids for Fort Des Moines on Thursday. The group included ten from Fayette County, twenty five from Blackhawk County, and two from Jones County. Leaders listed James Scheer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Fort Des Moines
Jones
Fayette County
Blackhawk County
James Scheer
Francis Allbrech
Edward Biaby Anson Bodeker
John Boos
Clyde Burke
Raymond Costello
Luther Courter
Harold C. Chapman
Alfred Cline
John Dunkowski
Charles Wave Jr
George Garner
Louis W Hinkle
John Hoffman
Clarence Huttung
Hilarie la Pierre
Cecil McVe
Royal American Shows To Exhibit Here Ten Days Starting June 14
Royal American Shows, a large carnival company, will open for ten days starting next Wednesday at the show grounds on Twenty seventh street northeast at Franklin avenue, where Ringling circus exhibited last year. The city council granted a permit for the event. The troupe arrives from St Louis on its own train of thirty five railroad cars, bringing a larger production with new rides and shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal American
Beng
Twenty-seventh Street
Franklin Avenue
St Louis
Marriage Licenses and Club Notes From Cedar Rapids Area
Walter D Morrison of Mount Vernon and Dorothy Lee Michel of Marion filed a marriage license. YT Franklin Miller of Marion and Reva G E, father of Cedar Rapids, were also listed. Tipton Woman's Club elected Mrs Howard Ross president with Mrs Charles Bolton as vice president and treasurer updates by Mrs M C Hamiel and Mrs R D Swartzleader. The girls glee club, directed by Miss Helen Schroeder, sang several numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D Morrison
Mount Vernon
Dorothy Lee Michel
Marion
Franklin Miller
Reva G E
Cedar Rapids
John Robert Currell
Rita C Maueet
Tipton
Howard Ross
Tipton Woman's Club
Charles Bolton
M C Hamiel
R_ D
Swartzleader
Girls’ Glee Club
Helen Schroeder
Iekel Named State Chief Ranger Of Foresters In Iowa
George C. Iekel of Independence was elected Wednesday in Cedar Rapids at the Triennial convention to serve as state chief ranger for the Catholic Order of Foresters in Iowa for the next three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Iekel
Independence
Order of Foresters
Cedar Rapids
Order
City Briefs And Personals From Cedar Rapids
City items note Employers Mutual Casualty insures autos via McKinney Fuel Agency. First Lutheran mens meeting postponed to next Thursday. Summer millinery sale at 212 Second Avenue. Masons and High Twelve club host luncheon with Rev Harvey C Travis to discuss Applied Masonry. Westminster church school Prothean Berean classes meet at Bever Park Friday. Cedar Rapids Chapter 194 Ahepa meets Friday at Moose Hall. Irana Want Ad urges lawn mower work. Gazette ad promises results. Mrs Norma Kohl, Gazette operator, after St Luke's operation, reported in good condition. McCludesen permitted to install a roller rink at Fifth Ave and Fifth St SE. Unemployed Progressive League seeks permission for dances on rink floor. Rocks thrown at former Prospect Hospital windows. police investigate. Pudding unused for some time.
City Council Awards Sanitary Sewer Contract and Dehydrator Permit
The city council approved the Lake avenue sewer contract from Twelfth Street NE to Center Point road with Dan Christensen as bidder. It also granted permission to the city garden committee to erect a dehydrator at the Ely Market Place, pending building inspector approval and a site designated by the public safety commissioner. A deed for 12 acres from Home Lumber Co for Hawthorne drive SW right of way was accepted, with the city to pay $50. The council also approved a new maintenance agreement with the North Western railroad for the footbridge over the river above the dam, in exchange for public use. tomato plant distribution planned for emergency garden workers next week, east side starting 1:30 pm Monday, west side all day Tuesday. A gold wristwatch with initials F J was stolen from Fred Jackson near the Cedar River avenue bridge after he left it in his pocket while cooling off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Twelfth Street
Center Point Road
Dan Christensen
City Garden Committee
Ely Market Place
Public Safety
The
Home Lumber Company
Hawthorne Drive
North Western Railroad Company
Willard Hayes
Municipal Recreation
East Side
West Side
Fred Jackson
H Avenue NW
Cedar River
Avenue Bridge
F. J
Finger Amputation From Kitchen Fan Accident At Luncheonette
Gerald Green, 52, of Favenue NW, suffered severe lacerations and the loss of a right index finger when a fan he was repairing at Lyman's luncheonette caught his hand. He was rushed by ambulance to St Luke's hospital after the incident shortly before 11:30 a.m. Thursday. Separate note mentions First Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at Bever Park with a 6 p.m. dinner after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Green
St. Luke's Hospital
Green
Lyman
Community gathering plans at pavilion event
Attendees will bring baskets and hinches. Those needing transportation should meet at the church at 4 p.m. for travel to the pavilion.
Injured Child Fells on Iron Door Stop at Home
Robert Fletcher two year old son of Mr and Mrs G O Fletcher of 1726 Blake boulevard SE suffered lacerations at 1130 am Thursday while playing at home and fell on an iron door stop with a sharp prong. He was taken to Mercy hospital for first aid and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fletcher
G O Fletcher
Blake Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Auto theft report from Mrs Speck’s garage residence
Mrs Harry L Speck of 309 K avenue NW reported to police on Thursday that tools a blanket and ten gallons of gasoline were stolen from her car parked in the rear garage overnight June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Speck
K Avenue NW
Escorted Out Of City In Milk Check Incident
Fred Henning of Chicago was booked at the city jail for investigation after E. H. Lange of Rockford road reported Henning was removing milk checks from bottles. Lange detained him until police arrived. three milk checks were found on Henning. He was escorted to the city limits and told to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Henning
Chicago
E. H. Lange
Rockford Road
Henning
Lange
Cedar Rapids Mayor Urges Care Of Parks And Parkings
Mayor W H Stepanek on Thursday issued a message to Cedar Rapids residents urging pride in civic spaces by protecting small parks and parkways from vandalism. The city council approved the message, calling for careful use of public parks and respect for property and plant life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H. Stepanek
Cedar Rapids
City of
Select Site For Iowa City Camp
Eighteen acres across the road from the Iowa City airport were selected as the reforestation camp site. A telegram from Colonel Stodter at Fort Des Moines to Dr L By water announced the choice. Two hundred men are to arrive Saturday as three sites were under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Iowa City
Colonel Stodter
Fort Des Moines
L. Bywater
1934 License Plates To Be Yellow On Blue
Des Moines AP reports the 1934 automobile license plates will be yellow on dark blue for high visibility. Superintendent Lew Wallace of the state motor vehicle department announced the color choice after testing several combinations. Plates will be manufactured at Anamosa reformatory as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Supt Lew Wallace
State Motor Vehicle Department
Anamosa Reformatory
Driver Pleads Guilty For Funeral Procession Breach
Kenneth Johnson of 906 Ellis Boulevard had a fifteen day license suspension after pledging guilty to driving through the F K Ward funeral procession on Third Avenue and Sixth Street SW. He blamed faulty brakes as the cause when his vehicle struck a procession car at 5 15 p m Wednesday following police orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Johnson
Ellis Boulevard
Johnson
F_K Ward
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Stodola
Joe Miska
C Avenue NE
First Avenue
First Street E
H. Lawrence
A Avenue NE
John Phillips, Jr
Cobban Court
Council Wrestles With Cottonwood Tree Problem
City council discussed complaints about cottonwood trees and limit on action to remove private trees planted before the ordinance. Assistant City Attorney Harry Johnson warned the city cannot order removal on private property, but may condemn trees in parks if objectionable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Department
Harry Johnson
Johnson
Smallpox Cases Reached Maximum in Cedar Rapids
O F Slapnicka, assistant health officer, reported to the city council that May saw forty quaran tina ble diseases in Cedar Rapids, all smallpox. The epidemic total reached forty four with twenty three still under quarantine and four to be released by Friday. Placardable diseases included thirty eight whooping cough, three measles, and forty two chicken pox. There were fifty five deaths that month and health board expenditures of two thousand five hundred eighteen dollars and thirty three cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
O. F. Slapnicka
Slapnicka
Board of Health
Red Cross Maintains First Aid Kit At Ellis Beach
A. G. Keyes who chairs Linn County Red Cross life saving committee placed the Red Cross first aid kit in the Ellis Park municipal bath house. This is the third year the kit has been kept there though the beach has not yet officially opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A G. Keyes
Linn County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Ellis Park
Man Fatally Hurt By Train At Grinnell
James O Mal lory a 60 year old former Grinnell resident now of Newburg Oregon died from injuries after hopping a freight train Wednesday night He was here on a business trip and suffered a badly smashed leg and foot in Grinnell authorities reported Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
James O'Mallory
O'Mallory
Newburg
Ore
Protests Prompt Iowa City Hearing on Rock Island Station
DES MOINES AP reports the state railway board schedules a June 20 hearing in Iowa City over Atalissa residents' protests against the proposed closing of the Rock Island railway Station at Atalissa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Railway Board
Iowa City
Atalissa
Rock Island
Tag Day Saturday Aids Two Negro Churches In City
A tag day will be held Saturday in the loop district to aid Mount Zion Baptist and Bethel A M E churches in Cedar Rapids. Proceeds go to the operating funds of the two churches. Girls from the churches will sell the tags under the auspices of the Cedar Rapids Ministerial association with Mayor W H Stepanek's permission. The effort is directed by a committee of Revs Arthur A Brooks Charles F Edwards Russell F Judson and Nelson C Dreier. Contributions may be sent to any of the ministers. Urgency stems from unemployment among church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Zion Baptist
Bethel A. M. E
Loop
Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association
W. H. Stepanek
Arthur A. Brooks
Charles F. Edwards
Russell F Judson
Nelson C. Dreier
Zbanek Construction Low Bidder for Fire Drill Tower
The Zbanek Construction Co. was the low bidder at 1,445 dollars for building the drill tower at the central fire station. The City Council filed for inspection a resolution awarding the contract to Zbanek. Unsuccessful bidders included J. W. Hopp Construction, Clair Morrow, Paulson Construction, Stark, and Morehead-Frederikson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zbanek Construction Company
Central Fire Station
Zbanek Company
J. W. Hopp Construction Company
Clair Morrow
Paulson Construction Company
The
Stark Company
Morehead-Frederikson
Judy Peters Fight to Keep My Bat Drives Court Action
Judy Peters writes of being labeled insane to retain custody and bat custody, asking what to do next. She mentions Doctor Nelson offering to help in court and questions a cruel superintendent. She notes being free for love of her baby but unable to find work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Nelson
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L Street
Bobby Mingo
William Hick
Gladys Mingo
Mar- Bat Caeurkee
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Dorothy Gearkee
Robert Kockseec Finney
Derald Carter
Mott Graham
Don and
Dick Hides
Clubs
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Poliveanthars Traus
Tata Ve
Ceea Raya Price
Pan Cy. K
Wv & Py
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Prala
Rebekah
Ogre
Heid Us
Reginar
Meeire
Ind Ave
C. C. Bauman
Mrs. Byrnes
Foresters
Prothean Chass
Prothean
St Pauls
Othe Clohure
Kenwood Soviety
Kenwood
Maehone
St Paule Methodist
Hon
Besser Avenue
Hauawh
Cass
Westminster Presbytrrian
Ecbosueh
Bever ,Arkh
Miss Hardwick
Mozart Club Examinations
Lutheran
Jones, Fayette and
Blackhawk Counties
Forestry “Army
Catholic Order OF Foresters
Owa
Hardendorf
G. C. Iekel
Employers Mutual Casualty Company
McKinney Fue
Torucht
Masonic Rand Lodge
Iowa
High Twelve Club
Harvey C Travis
Westminster Presbyterian Church School
Bever Park
Order of Ahepa
Moose Hall
R P Hastings
Irana
Norma Kohl
Avenue
the Gazette
St Luke's Hospital
McC Udesen
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Street
Department of Public Safety
Unemployed Progressive League
Prospect Hospital
Youngsnil
Lases
First Presbyterian
Power Limited
Ellis Beach
Martins
Milady
Zbanek Construction Co
Fire Dept
Judy Peters
Dorothy Jordan
Alexander Kirkland
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