Local Sewing Club Entertainment Sparks Dates and Weddings
The Young Girls Sewing Club was hosted by Jean Ettas Swift with guests Miriam Helteman and Marjorie Brov among others. A June 23 meeting was announced. many names, marriages, and social events including a Toledo wedding and Riverside Garden Club gathering were noted alongside bridge club hosting and farm life mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanettas Swift
Martha Dautremont
Chase
Miriam Helteman
Marjorie Brov
Helen Bates
Mary Pogse
Rita Shradel
Dorothy Hnyebel
Marian Dro
Mary Helen Swift
Pryiks Shalla
Gwendogn Marmer
James Recorts
Harm Powe
al Cedar
La Porte City Couple Wed in Nashua Methodist Parsonage
Mrs Nina Harkness daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Fox and G A Hartz retired farmer and stock dealer were married Wednesday in the Nashua Methodist parsonage with Rev C G Lusted officiating. Roy Pauls accompanied the couple on their wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Harkness
Jesse Fox
Mae Davis
Eva Boyles
Boyles
Thrift Club
George Rothmeyer
Evangelical Aid Society
George Bellinger
A M Baker
Mrs. Bellinger
Pageant Honor Lists Poppy Day Queens and Attendants
The program named June Ilene Jones as Poppy Day queen with a host of pageant attendants and flower girls. Delegations from England Scotland France Portugal Serbia and Belgium participated, led by named queens and flowers. Local hostesses included Beatrice Webber and Nellie Harrington with Mrs Duncan Giffen noted as Catherine, daughter of Dr. and .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Ilene Jones
Leu Barker Herald
Fay Mare
Boveri
Hickman
Helen Marie Kelley
Mary Lea Fenton
Katherine Hutchinson
Patricia LeClerc
Ariene Cox
Katherine Taylor
England
Jean Fenton
Margaret Anne Roe
Edna Mary Howe
Joan Frans
Ailene Mangold
Helen File
Jane Move
Elizabeth Charlton
Portugal
Marlette Charlton
Nina Guess
Serbia
Audrey Phelps
Corrine Confare
Scotland
Marjorie May Lyman
Charlene Fenton
Oelwein Eastern Star hosts Past Matrons and Patrons dinner
Oelwein chapter No 45 of the Eastern Star entertained neighboring towns past matrons and patrons at the Masonic temple Thursday with a Rainbow Girls dinner. Emma Lee Ferrell of Waterloo and Mrs. G B Ferrell sang. Many officers and grand officers were listed, with readings, violin solo, and awards noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Eastern Star No 45
Masonic Temple
Oelwein Rainbow Girls
Harold Jamison
Emma
Lee Ferrell
Waterloo
G B Ferrell
A C Wilson
Carlyle Hintz
C F Kaiser
John Boylan
John Bogert
Irene Bentley
Lloyd Young
W. E. Brady
Daisy Baker
Adah
H. V. Hover
Ruth
C L. Nelson
Esther
Maude Howell
Martha
J. ©. Jepson
Electa
Ira Pardee
Eastern Sar
Anc
Elaire Bjorklund Rainbow
J C Leaton
Mes
Irene Bent
Parker
Ames
Hewr Hazlet
le Mers
Lurie Lucas
Des Moines
Millie Lerda
Amer Wapsipinuton
Ware
A & Harper
Ruvertson
E Cot- Tan Woo Kraeneruuener
Mane Seerwerd
Fenurasre
Rus Wood
Fiotra Lin
Tage
Loboore
Orure
Rome
Thelma Harper
JS Schmitt
Stockton
AC Wilson
Kensington
Anna Hueght
Opal Sackett
Arlington
Moesdames May Cleworth
Virginia Harris
Lana MaeQueen
Mable Wilson
Florence O’brien
Josephine Nendershott
Mae Duffy
Betty Gebhardt
Josephine Murphy
Genevieve Kelly
Lena Sonnenberg
Eleanor Graham
Ava Gibbs
Esther Conrad Blanche McQue
Agatha Weiger
Eva Keeler
Agnes Schneider
Country Club
M G Stebbins
Frank Tousley
Niece to Wed Arleigh Honenbaken in June Nuptials
Announcement at a Saturday luncheon by Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick reveals the approaching marriage of her niece Miss Mable Kirkpatrick to Arleigh Honenbaken of Geneseo Indiana set for June 29. Miss Kirkpatrick assisted by Mrs Mable Burr and Misses Helen and Ardell Kirkpatrick. Hostesses J H Bell Frank Eden and Miss Helen Carey led a Legion hall Women’s Relief Corps meeting Tuesday evening. Methodist Women met at Mrs L O Adams home Tuesday with Mrs Frul Brown leading and Mrs Adams assisted by Mrs Ross Rayner. New officers named president Mrs Leo Walker vice president Mrs L O Adams secretary Mrs Ollie Farris treasurer Mrs Earl Rife. Reformed Church to meet June 21 at Mrs Ralph Lenz home with Mrs Fay Musser leader and hostesses Mrs Mable Burr Mrs Lou Mumm and Mrs J R Toland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Mable Kirkpatrick
Arleigh Honenbaken
Geneseo
Miss Kirkpatrick
Mable Burr
Helen
Ardell Kirkpatrick
Women's Relief Corps
Legion Hall
J. H Bell
Frank Eden
Helen Carey
The
Methodist Church
L. O. Adams
Frul
Brown
Adams
Ross Rayner
Leo Walker
L. O Adams
Ollie Farris
Earl Rife
the Reformed Church
Ralph Lenz
Fay Musser
Lou Mumm
J. R. Toland
James W Tiernan home hosts miscellaneous shower
A Saturday night shower at the James W Tiernan home honor Miss Marjorie Davis of Cedar Rapids, with Miss Icel Tiernan hosting. Out of town guests included Mrs D M Torrance and Mrs Harold Davis of Cedar Rapids. Local attendees included Ruth Thompson, Helen Schmidt, Marguerte Schallau, Lucille Grote, Mildred Burns, Winifred Schallau, Mildred Smith, Andrew Thompson, Genevieve Schallau, Ruth Schmidt, Gladys Bechthold, Margaret Holler, Esther Schlue, and Mrs Herman Brehm. Pythian Sisters held an all day Kensington at Mrs E C Cornelius’s home with Cedar Rapids guests Muss Thelma Athey and Mrs Arnold Cornelius and Blairstown guests Mrs Peter Thode and Mrs Gussimm. American Legion auxiliary met at Legion hall with refreshments served by Mrs Wittam and Mrs Clarence Schulze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W Tiernan
Icel Tiernan
Marjorie Davis
Cedar Rapids
Herman Brehm
Kensington
E C Cornelius
Muss Thelma Athey
Arnold Cornelius
Peter Thode
Gussimm
Blairstown
Amercan Legion Auxilary
Legion Hall
Wittam
Clarence Schulze
Marriage of Margaret Lipsias and RL Alberts
Miss Margaret Betty Lipsias of Marengo and RL Alberts of Ladora planned to wed June 19 at the Catha parsonage with Rev W F Cerro officiating. The couple then departed for a brief motor trip and will reside on a farm north of Ladora. Mer Jean Besetein hosted the ABOC club Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Margaret Betty Lipsias
Marengo
RL Alberts
Ladora
Catha
Guest Day at Grace Tudor Home Inspires Musical Program
Olin Ene Knot club hosted a guest day at Mrs Grace Tudor's home with president leading. Music featured an orchestra including Mrs Vaneta Taylor Clarice Fasterly and Mrs Elna Rohwedder. Also performed were a reading by s4en Tudor a saxophone solo by Clarice Fasterl a solo by Maxine Gerdes a reading by Mrs Faith Williams and songs by Goldie Winchip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Knot Club
Grace Tudor
Vaneta
Taylor Clarice Fasterly
Elna Rohwedder
Tudor
Clarice Fasterl
Maxine Gerdes
Faith Williams
Goldie Winchip
Camp Fire girls host slumber event and club gatherings
Maynard Seggy Lockwani hosted Camp Fire girls for a slumber event. The Good Will club met Thursday hosted by Mr and Mrs Steve Giladstone. Members and guests attended with Mrs AS Bursht and Mrs W P Asm aiding. Metho- Dac ladies were entertained at the Knight home. Ada Sunset civic played Friday with Mrs Hitchings hosting near Hazelton. Premieres hosted a picnic for their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seggy Lockwani
Steve Giladstone
AS. Bursht
W. P. Asm
Knight Home
Hitchings
Hazelton
Tie
Local Social Clubs Hold Picnics and Meetings
The Sverveady club met at Conmey home with Mrs Serenice Sout hosting a member families picnic at Shaffer farm on July 6. Kaffee club was entertained and Past Noble Grand circle at Nos Estel Reitz home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Justus Bahnsen and Mrs Fred Lat were guests at an opera house invitation. Priscille club plans an all day meeting at Mrs C Waye home with a picnic dinner served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sverveady Club
Conmey
Serenice Sout
Shaffer Farm
Kaffee Club
Mex
Bahne Hartman
Wednesesx
Nos Estel Reitz
Justus Bahnsen
Fred Lat
Opera House
Priscille Club
C. Waye
Birthday Celebrations Highlight Troy Mills and Decorah Visits
A birthday party honored Mrs Butterfield at her home with guests including Mr and Mrs Peyton and family and other Troy Mills residents. Mrs Carpenter hosted a birthday gathering with Elsie McPike Evelyn Dudley and others in attendance. Norris Wilson of Pasadena California visited nephew Paul Wilson and wife during the extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Butterfield
Butterfield
John Peyton
R. J. Herendean
Leslie Rowe
Ray Carson
Bernard
Fred Dudley
George Carpenter
Elsie McPike
van Horne
Evelyn Dudley
Coggon
Lou Elliiott
Luella Fay
Winnie McCright
Dean Hertzburger
Troy Mills
Norris Wilson
Pasadena
Calif
Paul Wilson
Wilson
Local Ladies Host Meetings Across Earlville
Earlville social notes record the E. W C met at Mrs. J E Clifton's home on Thursday afternoon. The Chain of Ten club members were entertained at Mrs. Frank Curry's home on Thursday. The W F Sr of the Methodist church gathered at Mrs. Lawrence Glenapp's on Tuesday with co hosts Mrs. H C Snyder, Mrs. L C Smith and Mrs. H A Coe. A Sunday school picnic brought together Miss Maude Clifton's class and Mrs John Le Gassick's class at Congregational church on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W C
J. E. Clifton
Chain of Ten Club
Frank Curry Thursay
W.F . Sr
Methodist Church
Lawrence Glenapp
H. C Snyder
L. C. Smith
H. A. Coe
Maude Clifton
John le Gassick
Congregational Sunday School
Walker R A R E club holds annual picnic at Spencer's Grove
The R A R E club met for its annual picnic Tuesday at Spencer's Grove picnic grounds with many attendees listed by name.Participants include Mrs Hattie Hamblin Mrs P W Wilson Mr and Mrs M C Mette Mr and Mrs A Nelson and their son Mrs Mina Gilchrist and children Mrs Jessie Cunningham Mrs Roy Heefner Mrs Blanche Donnelly Mrs Minnie Hight Miss Marjorie Daker Mrs John Houlahan Miss Rita Houlahan Mrs Glenn Ralston and son Miss Jean Agnew Miss Margaret Mahoney Mrs James Risk Mrs Edna Davis Miss Maxine Norton Mrs Lois McKee and her children Mrs Frankie Williams Mrs Lily Spencer Mrs Loretta Barron and daughter and Miss Margaret Luck of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. R E. Club
Spencers Grove
Hattie Hamblin
P. W. Wilson
M C. Mette
A . Nelson
Mina Gilchrist
Jessie Cunningham
Roy Heefner
Blanche Donnelly
Minnie Hight
Marjorie Daker
John Houlahan
Rita Houlahan
Stapleton and McChesney couple wed in Dodgeville
Miss Corinne Stapleton and Rex McChesney were married June 10 in Dodgeville with Rev. R. J McGrath presiding. Attendants were Mildred Stapleton and Raymond McChesney. They will live on a farm south of Wapello. A reception Wednesday honored the couple with many local relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Stapleton
James Stapleton
Mediapolis
Rex McChesney
Lee McChesney
Wapello
Dodgeville
R. J McGrath
Mildred Stapleton
Raymond McChesney
McChesney
Harry Meyerholz
Verne Small
John Elliott
Frank Meyerholz
Nellis Meyerholz
Walter Peters
Martha Peters
Ed Maddux
George Maddux
Frank Walker
Claude Jack
Ernnest Reipe
Quentin Reipe
Flossie Arthur
Wilam
Dewitt Features Annual DAR Flag Day Picnic and Local Weddings
The Addie Merrell Lee chapter DAR held its flag day picnic at Spring Brook Country Club with readings, musical pieces, and a silk flag donation honoring Captain Jordan and Josiah Jordan. Masons and Eastern Stars plan a joint Crystal Lake picnic on July 17. Miss Alice McDonald and George Kiess Jr married at the bride’s home, with a wedding luncheon and local family ties noted. Both graduates of DeWitt High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Merrell Lee
Spring Brook Country Club
Cheryl Fowler
Marjorie Harrington
Edward Bartling
Helen Elders
Jean Christensen
Jimmy Harrington
Dorothy Harrington
Lois Whitney
John Merrell Peters
Joan Pierce
Sara Schildfeldt
Regent
Emma Peters
Blanche Elder
Emma Merrell
Minta Moore
Maude Hall
Carrie Franklin
Theodore Christensen
National Defense
Gladys Fowler
Luella Gault
Masons
Eastern Stars
Crystal Lake
Ona Walred
Elizabeth Burgoyne
Anna Odgers
Mamie Spooner
Alice McDonald
C. H. McDonald
George Kiess
George W. Kiess
DeWitt
Leonard A. Spooner
Esther Brown
Donald McDonald
Barbara Wendt
Gertrude McDonald
Ruth O'Connor
Ruth Grumly
Maleta Weller
Kiess
DeWitt High School
Farm Bureau
Wilton Junction Mothers Celebrate Alan Maurer Birthday
Mrs E F W Maurer hosted neighbors mothers and babies for Alan Frederick’s first birthday anniversary on Tuesday afternoon with a list of attendees. Mrs Emil Schroeder treated girls for daughter Eileen’s seventh birthday. The Tuesday Bridge Club met at Mrs Irene Birchard’s home with Miss Ethel Schnack of Chicago as guest. high scores earned by Mrs Tillie Maurer and Mrs Alma Claussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. W. Maurer
Alan Frederick
A C. Baumegartner
Virginia
H. M. Harding
Jacqueline
R. D. Ryan
Richard
A J. Wacker
Shirley
Herbert Wacker
Delbert
William Thede
Genevieve
Harry Freeland
Kathleen
W. H. Thurston
Tillie Maurer
Alma Claussen
Methodist Ladies Aid elects new officers in Elgin
The Elgin Methodist Ladies Aid society hosted the general aid meeting at the church with retiring president Mrs. R W Muehlenthaler presiding. New officers elected include President Mrs Walter Falk Vice President Mrs Opp Stoehr Secretary Mrs Max Thoma and Treasurer Mrs Charles Feller. The next meeting is June 29. Past matrons attended a banquet and meeting at the Masonic Temple in Oelwein with Mrs L F Klingman Mrs F W Hughes Mrs R W Muehlenthaler Mrs Max Thoma and Mrs F E Kohler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Walter Falk
Opp Stoehr
Max Thoma
Charles Feller
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Dorcas Society Hostess and Local Visits Highlight Millersburg
Millersburg residents noted social activity with Mrs Reba Danshill hosting the Dorcas society Friday afternoon while St Bernard s Parish women held an ice cream social Wednesday evening. O E Van Voltenburg, Millersburg s last Civil War veteran at 92, travels to Decatur for the summer. Jessie Wilson and Laurine Herren are guests in Cedar Rapids at the Charles Knock home and will visit Marion before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Danshill
Dorcas Society
St Bernard's Parish
E. van Voltenburg
Decatur
Millersburg
Jessie Wilson
Laurine Herren
Cedar Rapids
Charles Knock
Marion
Saturday Market Hogs At Chicago Mostly Lower
Heatwave curbs meat demand as all livestock face pressure and excessive receipts. Chicago hogs closed the week mostly 10¢ lower with top at 4.65 and averages around 4.45 to 4.65. Cattle slumped under large supplies, prices down 25–50¢, Chicago average near 5.80, week ending weak overall. Other markets dull. Pittsburgh steady, Cleveland and Cincinnati nominal. Totals: Chicago 10,000. Pittsburgh 300. Cincinnati 2,000. total 12,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Total
Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed Poultry and Potatoes
Receipts and on ship track indicate steady to slow trading across potatoes with regional price variation from Alabama to Arkansas. Wisconsin round whites and Michigan russets show higher bids while Oklahoma and North Carolina cobblers fetch around 2.20 to 2.40 per cwt. Poultry live receipts rise. prices remain unchanged amid moderate supplies and packed goods see slight firming for extras and firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S&s
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
North Carolina Cobblers
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago Livestock Market Report Roundup
Receipts and price changes across cattle sheep and hogs show broad downturns versus last week. Cattle medium and heavy steers down 15 to 25 cents with feeders weak. best yearlings around 6.00 to 7.10. cows and heifers softer. Sheep receipts 4,000, prices 50 cents lower for fat lambs and yearlings. ewes and wethers near steady. native and California feeds mixed. Hogs 10,000 head, direct hogs 4.10 to 4.65, top 4.85. light and medium weights down from Friday with shippers absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ftapi
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa Hog Receipts Des Moines Area 24-Hour Totals
Iowa hog receipts across Des Moines area combined markets at 25 concentration yards and seven packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 8 am Saturday totaled 26,000 head, up from 21,600 a week earlier and 17,400 a year ago. Prices weakened about 10 cents with slow demand as loading remained heavy for Saturday. Weights and quotes vary by class from 140-160 lb hogs at 3.50 to 6.14 and 160-180 lb at 3.85 to 4.74, with heavy ranges up to 4.40 for 290-350 lb and 550+ lb categories. packing shear 275-350 lb at 3.55 to 3.85, 378-425 lb at 3.45, and 425-550 lb at 3.25 to 3.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Wheat price losses regain in rally and tax plan influence
Wheat prices recovered after a 2 cent drop as the market rallied on crop damage reports from drought affected regions in the United States and Canada. Traders viewed the $150 million wheat processor tax and farmer bonus plan as bearish, while rains and heat emphasized corn and oats strength and futures closed higher across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Liverpool
Dakotas
Montana
Canada
Chicago cash grain prices and seed markets report
The report lists Chicago grain prices for wheat corn and oats with mixed and white varieties and multiple No grades. It shows no sales for rye. Seed prices include Timothy at 32.75 and 3.25 per cwt plus clover seed at 8.00 and 12.00 per cwt, and lard at 5.30 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harley
Timothy
Sear
Lamson Brothera and Co
Isbrow
Edar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Val Rey
Iowa Hog Price Listings by Market and Weight Classes
Market price table data from Ottumwa Waterloo and Des Moines shows hog bids by weight. Prices range from 32.95 to 4.10 per hundredweight, with variations for good and fair packers across weights from 140 pounds to over 350 pounds. Des Moines reports unchanged figures.
Kemal Learns Sultans Beat Him To Hat Idea
In Istanbul AP reports Mustapha Kemal, who banned the fez and promoted the hat, finds sixteenth century sultans wore removable visors on headgear. The visor defined a hat for Moslems, and the foreheads remained bare. Also noted, Mrs. M. Male, though blind, won two prizes at Cambridge Angling Society’s meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemal
Hat
Istanbul
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Seraga Palace
M. Male
Cambridge Angling Society
Cambridge
England
Birthday Celebrations Across London Speakers and Families
Mrs F Rugger entertained the Afternoon club Friday in London. Mrs C E Kroemer observed her birthday Wednesday at her home with relatives and friends. Warren Stolte celebrated his eighth birthday Thursday with schoolmates in attendance. Warren is the son of Mr and Mrs L H Stolte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Rugger
C. E. Kroemer
Warren Stolte
Warren
L. H. Stolte
Polish Coal Trade Feels British Past With Scandinavia
In Warsaw AP reports Poland’s coal exports fell from 12 million tons in 1927 1929 to about 10 million in 1932 and 660000 in April 1933. British depreciation and trade deals with Denmark Norway and Sweden shift demand 70 80 percent to British buyers and push Polish producers to the home market where wood heating rises in entire provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Great Britain
Poland
Gazeta Warsawska
Hog Market Holds Steady With Top Hog Price at 4.05
Local hog prices remained unchanged on Saturday with prime hogs topping at 4.05 and packers at 3.40. Calf market listings show prices for Choice to Good calves and sheep and lambs priced around 6.00 to 7.00, though the text is partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Hog Market
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain and produce prices list includes Wheat Oats Rye Corn and hay prices, dairy items, poultry, and fruits. California Valencias and grapefruits priced, lemons, sweet potatoes, bananas, lettuce, celery, cabbage, tomatoes, and No 1 calf prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eests
Whaleasie Pritts Desetadios
Orannes
California
Lost items and personals ads with rewards noted
A collage of public notices and classifieds. Missing items include a lady’s fur trimmed coats, an income tax book, a man’s wrist watch, a black and white bulldog named Skippy, and personal belongings from Higley Building. Rewards offered and contact numbers given. Also ads for a shoe shop, auto insurance, and a merry go round concession for a July 4th event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Laker
Magnus Hotel
Skippy
Vernon Ave
Higley
Nat'l Bank
Ird Ave
Merlin Schladetzky
Klecksee
Oxford Junction
John L. Cave
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Riverside
Tor Amemorr
Fewarn Rashean
Leama Kucosm
Msamres
Sterling Holmes
Ainsworth
Toledo
James Fitzgerald
Gerald
Riverside Garden Club
Joseph Mellecker
Joseph Stranski
Willam Griffin
Edward Bushek
Charles M Maran
Vig Cook
John Jo Aniuser
Giten
Mn W H Giten
Wical Forestry
Inp Os Suivatian Ons Satu
Park Dag Wis
Wii UT Freatens
Anita Tan Mae
Anita Tan Mae RN A Bredge Shih Pene Trsissay A Tiammanr &F de Hatin Nomar Breman
Bess
Belle Plaine
Tama
Ladonna Corns
Be'le Plaine
Frank Ruch
Irs
W Schmidt
Donna Metz
Bndee Club
Velma Harlon
West Liberty
ARITA
Nias Neatley
Ada Mgoee
Feuer
Gsc
Wasi Lineviv
Macorsh
Eyeduaigmant
Crandmareris
Ther
A L. Diee
Dice
Springfeld Cmo
W . Gibson
Muss Emmons
H E Dice
Iain Rohwedder
Inogene Jurgens Peat
Allewtrea Bintee
Hazel Norton
Hazel
Dora Craig
Jennie Ruumell
Netbe Mae Ghex
Vet. Switzer
Clarice Stinesey
Exema Ballon
la Porte City
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Hudson
Iowa Falls
Shel'sburg Tract
Shell Rock
Clarksburg
Alpha
Marshalltown
Dumont Town City
Dubuque Vinton Mount Auburn
Rebekah
Henry Woodie
Ciariox
Wee-Presiden
T Fu
G Fuller
Geuwge Banger
Lote
Hacot
Ciaen
Manchester
Olin
Maynard
Wyoming
Earlville
Walker
Wilton Junction
Elgin
Associated Press
Ottoumwa
Good Packers
Fair Packers
London
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Copsrisht
Amion
Pelhis
TIEIA
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Ide
Ize
Gazette
A Truneg
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J J Toomey
Barrett
oMrs
Neema Kehoe Trunee
Marousek
Messinger & Sons de
Pennsylvania
Spalding
St. Regis
Richards College Pharmacy
Lincoln Way
Mt. Vernon
Cs Crain Oil & Feed Store
16Th Ave
Frank E. Miller
New House
Lea
AOY
Rivers Side
Pete Lane
Millersbore
Pam
Dolph
33 &T
Iowa Loan Co
Melin
Twin Towers
Cedar Park
Harold Thomas
Sun
Art
2Nd Ave
Johnnie Ruby
Manhattan
Park Plan
Chain Lakes
Larry Stein
Swisher Pavilion
Bob Schneider
Auto Transportation
Kenwood
Dial
Delux Beauty Shop
Lillian Suchy
Now
Inc
Kennedy's
E Ave
Owen
la Vogue Beauty Shop
Frederic
3Rd Ave
Bess Ferris
el kLee Sham
Arch
Geist’s
1St Ave
Paris Academy of Beatty
Ormeaty
Hawkeye Tin
Powell Roofing Co
LINO
Rem
Russell's
Seth S. Drew
Electrical Service A
Dougherty Bros
3St St
Gazette K. Board
Staat Motor Co
Hanken
Center Junction
Lona
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