Hendrickson to Speak at Marion Republican Meeting
Carl Hendrickson longtime Linn County attorney and county Republican chair will speak Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Marion Republican Women's Club meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred J Lang 475 Fifth Avenue A supper at 6 precedes the discussion All Marion residents invited to the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hendrickson
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Marion Republican Women's A
Fred J. Lang
Fifth Avenue
Louise Whelihan and J Hamilton Bell Married
The marriage of Miss Louise A. Whelihan and J. Hamilton Bell is announced. Mrs. Bell, a Whelihan Fine Arts proprietor, and Mr. Bell, VP and GM of P. M. Lattner Manufacturing, will reside at 545 Knollwood Drive SE. They wed in St. Louis on January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise A. Whelihan
Third Avenue SE
J. Hamilton Bell
Knollwood Drive
St. Louis
Bell
St. Teresa’s Academy
Kansas City
Coe College
College of Mount St. Vincent
Hudson
New York City
Whelihan Fine Arts
Granby Building
University of Pennsylvania
P. M. Lattner Manufacturing Company
Visitors From Akron Stay Two Weeks With Allen Family
Mrs. Allen hosts her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Yarnall of Akron Ohio and their children Stephen and Nancy for a two week visit at 1932 First avenue NE with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin W. Allen
First Avenue
Allen
Thomas C. Yarnall
Akron
Ohio
Stephen
Nancy
Bridge Club Luncheon Entertained by Mrs Hunting
Members of her bridge club were entertained at luncheon Wednesday by Mrs. R. D. Hunting of 2800 First Avenue NE. Places were arranged for 12 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
R. D. Hunting
First Avenue NE
Farewell Supper for Ernest Soukup Held at Bena Home
Sunday gathering at Otis road SE hosted by Miss Julie Bena and Stanley Wilsel to bid farewell to Ernest Soukup who has enlisted in the Marines and will depart soon for active duty. Guests included Miss Martena Gelski, Barbara Suchomel, Marjorie Christie, Doris Zbanek, Ann Zach, Mary Drahos, Mary Gessner, Eddie Jandl, Lumir Pisney, Bruce Rigby, Henry Ham, Stanley Miller, Ernest Bena, Willard Christophersen, and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Soukup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Soukup
Julie Bena
Stanley Wislsel
Wendl Bena
Otis Road SE
Soukup
Martena Gelski
Barbara Suchomel
Marjorie Christie
Doris Zbanek
Ann Zach
Mary Drahos
Mary Gessner
Eddie Jandl
Lumir Pisney
Bruce Rigby
Henry Ham
Stanley Miller
Ernest Bena
Willard Christophersen
Wes Soukup
Miss Mary Ellen McLeod Completes Mills College Degree
Miss Mary Ellen McLeod daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W McLeod of 1806 Mt Vernon Avenue SE is back from Mills College Oakland California after earning an M A this month She previously earned a B A from Coe College in 1940 and visited Fayetteville Arkansas Ellsworth Minnesota and Lincoln Nebraska before returning home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen McLeod
Robert W. McLeod
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Mills College
Oakland
Calif
Mills
Coe College
Mrs Goodrow and son visit Harbor City kin
Mrs. Paul Vernon Goodrow of Harbor City California and her son David Paul arrived Wednesday morning to visit Mrs. Goodrow’s mother Mrs. George Serbousek at 3040 Cottage Grove avenue SE and Mr. Goodrow’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodrow at 3626 Center Point road NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Vernon Goodrow
Harbor City
Calif
David Paul
Kinsey Family Moves In With Wise Kin in West Branch
Mrs L R Kinsey of West Branch and her infant Mary Kay arrived Wednesday to live with her parents Mr and Mrs C O Wise at 1815 Blake Boulevard SE. Mr Kinsey is stationed at Camp Robinson Ark.
Wilson High Students Attend Iowa Music Session
Charles Basker and Vernon Kriz, Wilson High School students, attend the University of Iowa high school music summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Basker
Hamilton Street
Vernon Kriz
Nineteenth Avenue
Wilson High School
University of Iowa
Margaret Newton Weds Paul A Maloney in St Louis Rites
Miss Margaret Louise Newton formerly of Cedar Rapids wed Paul A Maloney of Kansas City at Second Baptist church St Louis. The ceremony was conducted by Rev William Russell Pankey. The couple will reside at the Netherlands hotel Kansas City after July 15. Maloney serves as a special representative for Hoberg Paper Co of Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Newton
Cedar Rapids
Paul A. Maloney
Kansas City
Frederick O. Schuette
Green Bay
Wis
Andrew Schader
Grande Avenue SE
Second Baptist Church
St. Louis
William Russell Pankey
Maloney
Netherlands Hotel
Hoberg Paper Company
E B B club honors Mrs R B Bushnell at dinner
Members of the E. B. B. club honored Mrs. R. B. Bushnell at a dinner Monday evening in the barn. A gift was presented the honoree. Guests included Mmes. R. M. Elliott H. R. Landridge Minnie Cobb and Frank Stary and Miss Gladys Balous. Bobby Knell will go soon to St. Paul Minn to join Mr Bushnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. B. Club
R. B. Bushnell
Bobby Knell
St. Paul
Teachers Group Meets for Sewing in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids group of school teachers met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Blanche Hunter to sew for the Needlework guild. Teachers supply their own materials and will turn completed garments over to the guild in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Blanche Hunter
Avenue
Texas Guests Visit Mrs Bilsland In Cedar Rapids
Mrs W G Bilsland hosts visitors from Texas including Mrs Ted A Miller Mrs Wesley T Newman and her son John of San Antonio. They stay through the week and plan to leave Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. G. Bilsland
Eighth Street
Ted A. Miller
Wesley T. Newman
John
San Antonio
Mrs Eller Returns From Philadelphia and Chicago
Mrs Cora Eller of 1540 Third Avenue SE has returned from Philadelphia where she stayed ten days with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs S R Eller She also visited her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Freeman Dotson in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Eller
Third Avenue SE
Philadelphia
S. R. Eller
Miss Leora Marshall Leaves for Cleveland
Miss Leora B Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs L B Marshall 116 Twenty third Street Drive SE has left for Cleveland where she has a position in social welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leora B. Marshall
Mr and Mrs Rance Return Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Rance of Huron South Dakota left Monday night for home after a three week visit with Mr Rance’s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Rance at 120 Bowling Street Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rance
Huron
S. D
Mr. Rance
Mrs
Bowling Street
Mrs Postel Compliments Miss Lorraine Eckert
Mrs. Gail Postel entertains a Wednesday evening miscellaneous shower for Lorraine Eckert, bride elect to Corp. William Collier Bogie of Des Moines. Guests include Lloyd A Eckert, Mrs. Eckert, and several local friends with out of town relatives Leonard White and Lawrence Bigger among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert
Corp
William Collier Bogie
Des Moines
Gail Postel
Eighteenth Street
Postel
Lloyd A. Eckert
Harold White
Charles Breneman
Bert Usher
Elsie Bradley
Cecil Miller
Herbert Miller
Claude Miller
Earl Leonard
Harold Usher
Marian Hughes
Bomkamps Honored on Day of Thirteenth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank Bomkamp of 115 Sixth Street SW were surprised Sunday by neighbors and friends for their thirteenth anniversary. They enjoyed a Riverside park picnic supper with prizes won by Mrs Bomkamp Mrs Charles Selzer Jerry Klinsky and Henry Christopher. The group returned to the Bomkamp home for the evening. Out of town guests included Mrs Mary Siefert and her daughter Florence of Muscoda Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bomkamp
Sixth Street
Riverside Park
Bomkamp
Charles Selzer
Jerry Klinsky
Henry Christopher
J. A. Buffington
Albert Jansen
Jose Klimes
Will Woodward
Christopher
Selzer
Klinsky
Dewey Bird
Glenn Bickel
Mary Siefert
Florence
Muscoda
Wis
Pi Omicron Chapter Holds Final Meeting
Iota Epsilon chapter of Pi Omicron surprised Miss Louise Gillis at a housewarming Monday evening in her new home. Seventeen members attended as recipes and a shower of canned goods were given. The business meeting planned the fall schedule and announced the September meeting with Alverda Kegler as hostess. The picnic with the Davenport chapter was reported to become an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Epsilon Chapter
Pi Omicron
Louise Gillis
Mrs Gough and Son Conclude Visit from Denver
Mrs Earl Gough of Denver and her son Corporal William Gough of Fort Logan Colorado left Tuesday after a several day visit with friends and relatives in Cedar Rapids Rock Island Clinton Olin and Anamosa. Eighty persons attended a picnic dinner in Bever park in honor of the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gough
Denver
Corp
William Gough
Fort Logan
Colp
Colorado
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Clinton, Olin
Anamosa
Mrs. Elmer B. Cox Hosts Post-nuptial Shower
Mrs. Elmer B. Cox hosted a post-nuptial shower Monday evening in the Glow room of the Gas company. The event honored Mrs. Richard E. Cox the former Betty Jo Belknap with about forty guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer B. Cox
Richard E. Cox
Betty Jo Belknap
Visit Conclusion Notes Incomplete Region Visit
After an eight day stay with Mrs. Sylvia Hollenbeck in Mason City Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis of the 10.0.F. home has departed for a port to visit hereo Robert and his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Hollenbeck
Eighth Street
Elizabeth Lewis
Mason City
Aeport
Robert
June Gable Weds Eugene Chitty in Free Methodist Church
June Gable daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gable married Eugene Chitty in a candlelight ceremony at the Free Methodist church Saturday at 8 PM. The Rev. Cecil Chitty read the service as the couple exchanged vows, with attendants in organza gowns and a reception at the Gable home attended by about 100 relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
June Gable
Charles Gable
Third Street
Eugene Chitty
Cecil Chitty
Alice Anderson
Esther Cunoers
Glenn Mann
Dorothy Mae Curl
Marzella Chitty
Shirley Chitty
Patricia Rasche
Glenn Gable
Mr. Chitty
David Cassabaum
Columbus Junction
Chester Shelton
Cedar Rapids
Gable
Chitty
Barron
Wis
Harold Rasche
Patricia
Freeport
Ill
Raymond Pickin
Fairfield
Randall Gr
J Frank Palmers Honored On Anniversary
J Frank Palmer and wife of 2536 Center Point Road NE were surprised by friends and relatives Tuesday evening for their 28th wedding anniversary. A telegram from their son Lieut. John F. Palmer Jr. read at the party. Guests included Cedar Rapids residents and Samuel Palmer of Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Palmer
Center Point Road
Palmers
John F. Palmer, Jr
Arsenal, Md
Mary Jeanne Palmer
John F. Palmer
Palmer
Frances Wagner
J. J. Wagner
Kate Miner
A. E. Childs
Arlene Childs
Ed Fillenworth
Hazel Fillenworth
Clint Schrimper
Cedar Rapids
Samuel Palmer
Springville
Feiereisen couple honored at silver anniversary surprise
The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Feiereisen at 728Thirty-fifth Street NE was marked by a surprise party and picnic on Friday evening in F of A hall. Twenty five couples attended and presented a gift to the honored couple.
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Thomas Feiereisen
Thirty-fifth Street
A. Hall
Penn Family Reunion Planned at Bever Park Sunday
The Penn family reunion will be held Sunday in Bever park. Attendees are to meet at the refreshment stand.
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Penn
Bever Park
Hale Named Commander of Seventh Air Force
Hale appointed commanding general of the Seventh Air Force at Hickam Field Hawaii overseeing all Army air units in the Hawaiian area. He succeeds Major General Clarence L. Tinker who is reported missing in the Battle of Midway Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Willis H. Hale
Seventh Air Force
Haweaiian
Hale
Clarence L. Tinker
Midway Island
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Court
Notice is given that on the 36th day of June 1942 an instrument purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of G Arthur Shumack, late of said county, was presented before the District Court at the House in Cedar. Objections or inquiries regarding the will should be filed in due course.
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Linn County
Ateu mm
G. Arthur Shumack
Cedar
Three Sons in Service From One Family
Marc Ferreter of 1356 Third avenue enlisted in the navy on Monday. He is the youngest of five children. three of Mrs. Margaret Ferreter’s sons are now in service. Richard serves with the AEF in Ireland and John works as a class A mechanic with the air corps at March Field Riverside California.
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Marc Ferreter
Margaret Ferreter
Third Avenue
Navy
Cream desserts featured at local cooking school event
A cooking school advertises a Thursday two o clock session showcasing tee cream desserts. The notice invites the public to attend hosted by the Gas Company.
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Gas Company
Nass and Cooper Guests At Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Robert Nass of Waterloo were guests of Mrs Nasss parents Mr and Mrs J E Homans Mrs LeRoy Cooper of Burlington was an overnight guest Tuesday of Mrs Milvoy Benish
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Robert Nass
Waterloo
LeRoy Cooper
Burlington
Milvoy Benish
Acme Ant Killer Ad at Geate Cut Rate Drug
Outdoor use cyanogas ant killer advertised at 28c with Acme Ant Killer at Geate Cut Rate Drug. The ad promotes premises pest control for ants and emphasizes affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme
Enlistee Elvin Shirley Transferred to Fort Leavenworth
Elvin Shirley son of Mrs J E Homans has been transferred to Fort Leavenworth Kansas after enlisting in the air corps on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Shirley
J. E. Homans
Air Corps
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Reverend DeJong Attends Presbyterian Synod in Ames
The Rev. C. V. R. DeJong traveled to Ames Monday evening to attend the Presbyterian synod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. R. DeJong
Ames
Presbyterian Synod
Mrs Leinbaugh Visits South Sioux City Relative
Mrs H B Leinbaugh travels with her mother Mrs Blanche Savidge who has been visiting. They plan a several week stay at their home in South Sioux City Nebraska.
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H. B. Leinbaugh
Blanche Savidge
South
Sioux City
Neb
Miss Ethel Harris Heads to Santa Monica for Summer Visit
Miss Ethel Harris travels to Santa Monica California on Tuesday to spend the summer with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Harris
Santa Monica
Calif
Local social notes and club gatherings across Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Charles Schaefer and son visit Chicago while aviation navy trainee Richard Schaefer serves at Navy Pier. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paul host dinner for Janet Ann’s first birthday with guests Ernest and family from Center Point and Cedar Rapids visitors. Local clubs plan Friday meetings including the V bridge club dessert luncheon and Handicraft club No. 1. Community members move, travel, and host at homes as church society and lodge activities set schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schaefer
Charles
Chicago
Robert Paul
Janet Ann
Ernest Paul
Ernest
Everett
Darwin
Kenneth
Kathleen
Alberta
Center Point
Joseph Frasinger
Bruce Merrifield
Cedar Rapids
Wedding for Jeanette Titus Marries Aaron Miller in Chicago
Relatives and friends gather for the wedding of Miss Jeanette Titus daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard M Titus to Aaron Miller of Chicago. Attendees include Mr and Mrs J C Stranme Zwingle Mr and Mrs Marshall Neil Hopkinton Mrs Jennie Wilkinson Den Knapp Mr and Mrs Arthur Hotz Elsie Arnold Dr and Mrs Ferrin B Moreland Iowa City and Miss Mildred Carpenter Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Titus
Howard M. Titus
Aaron Miller
Chicago
J. C. Stranme
Zwingle
Marshall Neil
Hopkinton
Jennie Wilkinson
den- Knapp
Arthur Hotz
Elsie Arnold
Ferrin B. Moreland
Iowa City
Mildred Carpenter
Benefit Softball Games On Marion Field
Two benefit softball games are scheduled for Thursday at 7 45 p m at the Marion field. Receipts will go to Bev Taylor who fractured her leg with Fry s Dairy of Marion. The Gazette faces The Bees of Cedar Rapids in the first game and Fry s Dairy meets the Cherry Burrell team in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Bev Taylor
Fry's Dairy
Gazette
Bees
Cedar Rapids
Fry’s Dairy
Cherry-Burrell
Malcolm Blinks Honored At Family Dinner In Ohio
Mr and Mrs A E Blinks entertained Tuesday evening at their home to honor their son Malcolm E Blinks and Mrs Blinks of Steubenville Ohio Guests included Mr and Mrs R F Wiley of Springville and Mrs Bertha Blinks with her son Edwin The Blinks spent Wednesday in Dubuque with family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Blinks
A. E. Blinks
Malcolm E. Blinks
Mrs. Blinks
Steubenville
R. F. Wiley
Springville
Bertha Blinks
Edwin
Dubuque
Stores To Sell Stamps In Marion Drive
War savings stamps will be sold by Marion merchants July 1 2 and 3. A special band concert on July 1 inaugurates the drive. W E Failor will be in charge of stamp sales here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
W. E. Failor
Allen Motor Softball Team to Face Springville Tonight
The Cedar Rapids Allen Motor company softball team will play Springville tonight at 7 45 on the Marion diamond. The A and P Super Market meets the Viola Raiders in the second game. Mrs James B Murray of 848 Eighth Avenue was moved home from Cedar Rapids hospital after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen’s
Springville
Allen Motor Company
Cedar Rapids
Marion
A. and P
Viola Raiders
James B. Murray
Eighth Avenue
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Mrs Warren Johnson and daughter plan Necedah visit
Mrs Warren Johnson and her daughter Ramona will depart Wednesday for Necedah Wisconsin to spend 10 days with Mrs Johnsons sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Johnson
Ramona
Necedah
Wis
Marion social notes and enlistment report from Marion
Miss Marguerite Pfeffer visited Marion with local tuberculosis workers and stayed with Mrs. J Franklin Parsons. Marion’s Babe Hansen enlisted in the navy. The church choir met for rehearsal and several out of town guests visited the Parsons home. Mrs. Philip Shoup of Tulsa and Mrs. Richard Crew of Chicago visited ill relatives. additional guests included Mrs. Lyle Stokesbarry and Miss Pauline Oakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Pfeffer
Iowa Tuberculosis Association of
Des Moines
Marion
W. G. Koppenhaver
Lucille Christie
Pfeffer
J. Franklin Parsons
Lyle Stokesbarry
Port Orchard, Wash
Pauline Oakley
Chicago
George Oakley
Presbyterian vs Methodist in league softball clash
The Presbyterian softball team faces the Methodist squad tonight at 6 45 on the Legion athletic field for the third game of the church league series. The Catholic appears in fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Legion Athletic
Local Teams Battle in Monday Scores
The Kenwood Park Presbyterian team won 4 to 3 against the Christian church team in a close evening matchup. Earlier, the Baptist team fell 16 to 5 to an unnamed opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Park Presbyterian
Christian Church
Summer Music Course Pupils Concert at Lincoln Auditorium
Miss Rose Wilcox director of vocal music in Marion schools presents the summer course pupils in a concert on the evening of July 2 at Lincoln auditorium. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wilcox
Marion
Lincoln Auditorium
Vonsiatsky Fine Canceled After Revisions to Law
Hartford with source says Anastase Vonisiatsky will not pay a $5,000 fine tied to a five year sentence for axis spy conspiracy. Federal Judge J. Joseph Smith canceled the fine after Special Assistant Attorney General Thomas J. Dodd noted it was set under an old statute recently revised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Depth of Carlsbad Caverns Pit Reaches 700 Feet
The Bottomless Pit in Carlsbad Caverns National Park southeastern New Mexico is confirmed at about 700 feet deep shaping the park’s famed underground landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
New Mexico
Japanese Food Control Deepens as War Stretches Supply
Berlin reports that Japan has ordered government control of staple foods with state purchase and distribution of rice and grains. Decrees effective July 1 expand a wartime program, amid doubts about 1942 crop prospects and rice from Indochina, despite assurances no one will starve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Japan
DNB
Tokio
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry
Southeast Asia
Indo-China
Capital Taximen In Protest Strike
Hundreds of taxicab drivers in Washington staged a protest vacation against new zone and rate schedules issued by the public utilities commission. The District court refused to block enforcement, and about 50 to 75 cabs were in operation, according to United Taxicab Drivers Inc. officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Utilities Commission
E. A. Glenn
United Taxicab Drivers, Inc
Taxi Drivers’ Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion News
Hendrickson
Louise Whelihan
Hamilton Bell
Yarnalls
RE. D. Hunting
Paul Goodrow and Son
Mrs. Kinsey
Wise Home
Margaret Newton
Kansas
Citian
Mrs. Eller
Leora Marshall
Clevland
MR. and
Mrs. Rance
Mrs. Postel
Lorraine Eckert
Frank Bomkamps
Richard Cox
Robertshaw
St. SE
J. Frank Palmers
Feiereisens
Penn Family Reunion
Hawaiian
Lydia E. Pinkham
V” Bridge Club
B. E. Beiber
Tenth Street
Handicraft Club No. 1
Fred Lutz
Fourth Street
Laura McMurrin
Adella R. Hobart
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No. 35
Clyde Derflinger
John Johnson
Burdette Hanna
Mary Hanna
Camp Barkeley
Camp Normoyle
Edward McGuire, Jr
Ottumwa
Ellen McGuire
Lloyd Stark
W. E. Lutz
Women’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Dc. A. Dykes
Ninth Avenue
Vernon H. Carter
Marion C. “Babe” Hansen
H. P. Hansen
Seventh Avenue
Joyce Ann Lacock
L. B. Lacock
Harold Fulton
Charles Fulton
Methodist Church
Dorothy Huebsch
Kate Huebsch
Katinka Fessman
Eva Jordan
McGregor
Philip Shoup
Tulsa, Okla
Rosa Reiter
Richard Crew
John T. Christie
Dr. Scholl
Dr. S Scholl
D' Scholls
Rudiger von Starhemberg
Austria
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Vonsiatsky
Toman
Florist
DIAL
Chi-Namel Peaint Store
3Rd Ave
Thurs
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