Bridal Party Plans Picnic Ahead of Bolton Hubbell Wedding
Miss Ann Bolton and Ralph G Hubbell of Buffalo will wed Friday at St Johns Episcopal church. A picnic for about thirty guests is planned at a cabin on the Wapsi River near Paris with out of town visitors include Mrs Willam P Ellwood Omaha and Edward Loynachan Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bolton
Ralph G Hubbell
Buffalo
N. Y
Margaret Larimer
Rosemary Roth
Ruth Eleanor Matson
Miss Bolton
Hubbell
Wapsipimicon River
Paris
Willam P Ellwood
Omaha
Doris Cook
Edward Loynachan
Knoxville
Mss Bolton
St. Johns Episcopal Church
W. W Hamilton
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Deacons Severas To Return Tonight
Mr and Mrs W M Deacon of 529 Knollwood drive SE and Mr and Mrs Lumir Severa of 2300 Blake boulevard SE will return this evening after a four day visit with Mrs Deacon and Mrs Severa's sister Mrs James Good of Evans ton IL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W M. Deacon
Knollwood Drive
Lumir Severa
Blake Boulevard
Beardsleys Host Buffet and Bridge Evening
Dr and Mrs David E Beardsley of 2149 Linden Drive SE entertained guests at a Monday buffet supper. Bridge was played at three tables after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Beardsley
Linden Drive
Bridge
Murray Family Returns From Minneapolis Visit
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Murray and daughter Winifred arrived Monday evening after a four day visit in Minneapolis with Dr. and Mrs. William G. Murray and family. William Murray teaches agricultural economics at the University of Minnesota this spring quarter. He is the son of F. G. and Mrs. Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Murray
Avenue
Winifred
Minneapolis
William G. Murray
William Murray
University of Minnesota
Schlotterbecks Visit Cedar Rapids Relative Home
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schlotterbeck of Spirit Lake with children Ardis Lyn and Paul stay with Mrs Schlotterbeck’s brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. J Clyde Lick at 360 Twentieth Street SE Cedar Rapids. Mr Schlotterbeck plans to return to Spirit Lake Wednesday. Mrs Schlotterbeck and the children will remain in Cedar Rapids longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schlotterbeck
Spirit Lake
Ardis Lyn
Paul
Schlotterbeck
J. Clyde Lick
Twentieth Street
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Barnes Returns Home After Month with Father
Mrs Donald P. Barnes of 352 Garden Drive SE has returned home from Council Bluffs where she spent a month with her father W. E. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald P. Barnes
Garden Drive
W. E. Mitchell
Council Bluffs
Kirk Couple Relocates Within City Addresses Shift
Mr and Mrs Douglas Kirk move from 106 Thirty-fourth Street SE to 402 Twenty-fifth Street SE in a local address change notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Kirk
Latourette Returns to Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles
W C Latourette, who has been in Los Angeles since October, has returned to the Roosevelt hotel here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C. Latourette
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Hotel
Mercy Hospital Graduates Honored at Montrose Hotel Dinner
Members of Mercy hospital graduating class will be honored by alumnae at a dinner dance Thursday at the Montrose hotel. The organizing committee includes Mrs Barron Mrs Butterfield Miss Loretta Howe and Miss M L Ronderknecht. Reservations with Mrs Barron at 2 2867 or Mrs Butterfield at 2 64384.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Montrose Hotel
G Barron
Carl Butterfield
Loretta Howe
M. L. Ronderknecht
Barron
Dial
Butterfield
Mrs Haskell and Mrs McBeam Visit Cedar Rapids
Mrs W G Haskell of Winnipeg widow of Senator Haskell of Cedar Rapids and her daughter Mrs Oscar McBeam, also of Winnipeg, are visiting Cedar Rapids and staying at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG. Haskell
Winnipeg
Senator Haskell
Cedar Rapids
Oscar McBeam
Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs Miller and Mrs Kouba Host Shower for Roberta Nemec
Miss Roberta Nemec, soon to wed Lamir Kaplan, was honored at a Monday evening shower at 441 Eighth Avenue SW hosted by Miss Jane Miller and Mrs. George Kouba. Attendees included Marguerite Shaner Helen Batley Eunice Lambertsen Velma McLaughlin Esther Cerney Ellen Borghart Donna Mae Smith Naomi Miller and Mrs. Vernon Schrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Miller
George Kouba
Eighth Avenue SW
Roberta Nemec
Lamir Kaplan
Miss Nemec
Marguerite Shaner
Helen Batley
Eunice Lambertsen
Velma McLaughlin
Esther Cerney
Ellen Borghart
Donna Mae Smith
Naomi Miller
Vernon Schrader
John Miller
Richard Kriz Weds Seattle Woman in San Pedro
Mrs. Emma Kriz of 1330 First Avenue East learned today that her son Richard Edward Kriz and Lucille James of Seattle were married April 20. The ceremony was led by Rev J Dan sie at the Presbyterian church in San Pedro California. Kriz, a former Cedar Rapids resident and Washington High School and Coe College alumnus, now serves in the United States Navy. The couple will reside in San Pedro for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kriz
First Avenue E
Richard Edward Kriz
Lucille James
Seattle
Wash
J. Dansie
Presbyterian Church
San Pedro
Calif
Kriz
Cedar Rapids
Washington High School
Coe College
Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
United States Navy
Miss Kokemiller Hosts Weekend Gathering
Miss Ella Kokemiller entertained a group of friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fox Sunday evening. Prizes at the dance went to Miss Lorraine Rinderknecht Wilmer Theiss Henricke Rinderknecht and Wilbert Gerhold. Guests included Paula Albrecht Elva George Wilbert Gerhold Lilian Leona Henry Schminke Este Irvin Keiper Wilmer Lydia Theiss Albert Merle Schirm Louise Esther Margaret Elmer Haerther Eleanor Ottomar Happel Wilbert Schambacher Marvin Helen Mockler Wilma Katherine Lensch Marvin Freeman Rosa Kray Roy Popenhagen Joanna Bevendorf William Kreutner Walter Behrens Henricke Pauline Wilbert Edith Herbert Lorraine Paul Margaret Rinderknecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Kokemiller
John Fox
Lorraine Rinderknecht
Wilmer Theiss
Henricke Rinderknecht
Wilbert Gerhold
Paula Albrecht
Elva
George
Lillian
Leona
Henry Schminke
Este
Irvin Keiper
Wilmer
Lydia Theiss
Albert
Merle Schirm
Louise
Esther
Margaret
Elmer Haerther
Eleanor
Ottomar Happel
Edgar
Wilbert Schambacher
Marvin
Helen Mockler
Wilma
Kathrine Lensch
Marvin Freeman
Rosa Kray
Roy Popenhagen
Johanna Bevendorf
William Kreutner
Walter Behrens
Henricke
Pauline
Wilbert
Edith
Herbert
Lorraine
Paul
Margaret Rinderknecht
Beta Phi Alpha alumnae hold supper at Bain home
Mrs Wayne Bain hosted twenty Beta Phi Alpha alumnae at a supper at 126 Fourteenth street NE Monday evening. Miss Cora Farr assisted. Ruth Stoner, soon to wed Lowell T. Galt on June 12, received a shower of gifts. Violet Snyder, group president, led the business session after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Bain
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Fourteenth Street
Cora Farr
Ruth Stoner
Lowell T. Galt
Violet Snyder
Cedar Rapids Women Attended State Business and Professional Clubs Meet
Cedar Rapids attendees at the state convention of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs held last weekend in Des Moines included Mrs Edna Wilson Mrs Lena Nelson Dr Zoa Munger Ida Cary Lilian Clark Leone Sutherland Etta Loyka Mrs Bertha Groves Hazel Hicks Mrs Merle Harris Claudine Thomas Helen Randa Leonore Rennekamp Winnifred Powell Hope Kurtz Edith Lowe Maude Krebs Este Heath and Marjorie Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Des Moines
Edna Wilson
Lena Nelson
Imogen Emery
Zoa Munger
Ida Cary
Lilian Clark
Leone Sutherland
Etta Loyka
Bertha Groves
Hazel Hicks
Merle Harris
Claudine Thomas
Helen Randa
Leonore Rennekamp
Winnifred Powell
Hope Kurtz
Edith Lowe
Maude Krebs
Este Heath
Marjorie Walters
Home Garden Club Tour Scheduled for Wednesday
The annual garden tour by the Home Garden club will take place Wednesday. Members meet at 10 am at Mrs A L Killian's home 509 Vernon drive SE and a surprise luncheon will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Garden Club
A. L. Killian
Vernon Drive
Tea Thursday In Brocksmit Garden
The fourth division of Westminster Presbyterian Church invites friends to a silver tea in the garden of Mr and Mrs W F Brocksmut 1929 Second Avenue SE Thursday 3 to 6 pm. Lilacs and spring flowers bloom as hostesses and assistants greet guests and serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. F. Brocksmut
Second Avenue SE
Brocksmuts
George Yuill
Guy Hahn
A. A. Jeffrey Wil
Brocksmit
Renwick McCullough
T. C. Baker
Ben H. Peterson
Frank Young
W. L. Jackson
J . van Orsdol
W . Enright
Wayne G Basler
Fifteenth Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs Petrus
A group of friends gathered at 1800 K Street SW to celebrate Mr and Mrs Petrus fifteenth wedding anniversary. The evening featured cards and dancing with a mock wedding, and gifts were presented to the couple. Prizes were awarded to Charles Chadima and others. traveling prizes to Roy Henning son and Mrs Albert Sova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petrus
K Street
Mrs Petrus
Frank Petrus
Mary Janu
Albert Sova
Roy Henningson
Petrus
Charles Chadima
Ed Pestel
Herman Stolte
Bill Kulhavy
Emil Christie
Frank Christie
Frank Janu
Wes Suchomel
Charles Petrus
Rose Petrus
Pattern 2319 dress pattern for cooling May fashion
May fashion notice promotes pattern 2319 a loose cape sleeve design with darts at bust and waist for a cool flattering fit. Sizes 16 18 20 24 26 44 42 44 46 with fabric details and illustrated instructions. Orders to Cedar Rapids Charette Pattern Department 24 West 17th St New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Sagen
Anne Adains
Anne Adaine
Cedar Rapids
Wencil Andrle Musicale Draws Attentive Crowd
One hundred fifty persons attended the Monday evening musicale at the First Christian church by tenor Wencil Andrle with pianist Mrs. Lucy Bushnell Ambroz. Guests greeted at the door included Mrs. Walter Fry Miss Charlotte Klima and Lynn Fix. Lilacs and apple blossoms decorated the church and critics praised Andrle’s smooth enunciation and beautiful tone while Ambroz received praise for brilliant technique and artistic understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Wencil Andrle
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Andrle
A G D Mothers Honor Miss Riser
Twenty members of the Alpha Gamma Delta mothers club held a luncheon at the Commonwealth tea room in Cedar Rapids. The event honored Miss Julia Riser of Birmingham Alabama, national inspector of the sorority, during her four day visit, with spring flowers decorating the table and Mrs G B Burgett presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Julia Riser
Birmingham
Ala
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Cedar Rapids
G. B. Burgert
Hall Stearns Invitation for Cedar Rapids Wedding
Dr and Mrs H W Hall of Cedar Rapids issue invitations for daughter Evelyn Hall to John Miller Stearns of Cedar Rapids. Ceremony set for June 5 at 4 PM at St Johns Episcopal Church with an informal tea at the bride's home. Both couples are Coe college students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hall
Cedar Rapids
Miss Evelyn Hall
John Miller Stearns
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Miss Hall
Mr. Stearns
Coe College
Reporters' Club Meeting Preview in Des Moines
The final meeting of the year features a summary of CCC work and the National Institute of Government from the May 6 7 session in Des Moines. A luncheon is set for Wednesday at noon at Roosevelt hotel with speakers Mrs J J Dougherty Mrs Paul Huston Mrs W E Lamey and Mrs Elmer Hollingsworth. Reservations contact Mrs Walter Hutchinson or Mrs Elmer Hollingsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
National Institute of Government
Des Moines
Reporters’ Club
Roosevelt Hotel
J. J. Dougherty
Paul Huston
W. E. Lamey
Cedar Rapids
Elmer Hollingsworth
Marion
Democratic
Walter Hutchinson
Honor Two Birthdays dinner in Lisbon
Howard Blessing of Lisbon and his son Robert were honored Sunday on their birthdays at a Lisbon dinner with many relatives from Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon and Lis bon attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blessing
Lisbon
Robert
Paul
Orval M. Kohl
Phyllis
Cedar Rapids
Leoral Evans
Walter Kohl
Mount Vernon
James S. Kohl
Lee D. Evans
Emery Kohl
Maxine
Mary Jean
Gaylord
Laverne
Norman
Ray Kamberling
Billie
Dinner honors Waterloo couple on recent marriage
Mr. and Mrs. William Kubik hosted a Sunday dinner at 819 Nineteenth street SE to honor Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fikers of Waterloo who had recently wed. Guests enjoyed cards, and a gift was given to the honored couple. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Fikers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fikers, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter T. Baylor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krejci, Mr. and Mrs. William Kretensky and their daughter Betty Ann, Miss Agnes Kubik and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kubik
Nineteenth Street
Henry Fikers
Waterloo
Fikers
Charles Fikers
Hunter T. Baylor
Charles Krejci
William Kretensky
Betty Ann
Agnes Kubik
Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary Elects Officers
Mrs Frank Benesh was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary at a picnic supper meeting Monday evening at the home of Mrs C V Lehmann 2030 Fifth avenue SE. New officers include Mrs V C Pitlik vice president Mrs Richard Greenawalt recording secretary Mrs J H Kelly corresponding secretary and Mrs W F Naibert treasurer. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Greenawalt Mrs Harry Watson Mrs C B Whelpley and Mrs Benesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Benesh
Cedar Rapids
Beacom Receives L L B Degree At San Francisco School
Robert Beacom son of Mrs Harriett Beacom 1563 Bever Avenue SE recently earned an L L B from the San Francisco law school in San Francisco He has worked as an underwriter for E J Mitchell Company insurance brokers in San Francisco for the past six years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beacom
Harriett Beacom
Bever Avenue
San Francisco Law School
San Francisco
Beacom
E. J. Mitchell Company
Birthday dinner honors Mrs Johnson with 17 guests
Mrs. Johnson celebrated at her home on Thirty-first street at Southland avenue SW Sunday evening. Covers were laid for seventeen guests at the dinner. Prizes at 500 were won by Mrs. C. W. Gitt and Miss Louise Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Johnson
Southland Avenue
C. W. Gitt
Louise Sage
N H N Circle Hostess Plans Thursday Meeting
Mrs A W Peterson will host the N H N circle of the Kings Daughters at 2001 Grande avenue SE on Thursday. A luncheon will be served at 1 am. Members should come prepared to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Peterson
N. H. N. Circle of the King's Daughters
Grande Avenue
Taylor P. T. A. Holds Special Meeting with Pinings and Chorus
A special Taylor school P. T. A. meeting is set for Thursday at 2 30 p.m. in the school auditorium. The past president and first vice president will receive pins. The intermediate grades chorus will perform The Elms and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor School
Association
Elms
Fashionable fitted bags for every moment of the day
A guide to fitted bags in tweed silk and leather for day and evening use. Includes compact mirrors lipstick cases and cigarette compartments. Beach bags are waterproof and sunproof with colorful plaids and stripes.
Trinity Sunday School Students Honor Social at Church
In honor of persons with perfect attendance at Trinity Methodist church during the Easter campaign a social will be held Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the church. All Sunday school members are invited. Special awards will be given to the honored guests and a program will be presented. A devotional service will precede the social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Service Circle May Breakfast Held at Heinrich Home
The annual May breakfast of the Service Circle of the King’s Daughters will be held Thursday at the home of Misses Harriett and Clara Heinrich, 1530 Fourth Avenue SE. Mrs. C. D. Fullerton and Mrs. P. E. Frink will assist. A regular business meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Harriett
Clara Heinrich
Fourth Avenue SE
C. D. Fullerton
P. E. Frink
Two Congressmen Near Fist Fight At TVA Hearing
In a Tennessee Valley Authority hearing, Rep. Andrew J. May of Kentucky and Rep. Maury Maverick of Texas clashed publicly while TVA director Dr. Arthur E. Morgan testified. May challenged Maverick and invited them to settle the dispute outside amid a tense exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
House Military Affairs Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
Maury Maverick
Texas
Dr. Ewen M. MacEwen Named Dean of Iowa College of Medicine
The University of Iowa appoints Dr. Ewen M. MacEwen as dean of the college of medicine replacing Henry F. Houghton who left in 1932. MacEwen currently leads the anatomy department and will take over the dean duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. MacEwen
Iowa U. College of Medicine
Iowa City
Ewen M. MacEwen
University of Iowa College of Medicine
John T. McClintock
Medical College
MacEwen
Henry F. Houghton
University of Chicago
University of Iowa
Dow Heads Cedar Rapids Dental Society
Dr. L. C. Dow of Marion was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Dental Society at the annual meeting after a Montrose hotel dinner. Dr. J. C. Stanton became president elect and Dr. W. F. Hruska was chosen vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Dow
Marion
Cedar Rapids Dental Society
Montrose Hotel
J. C. Stanton
W. F. Hruska
Ernest W. Anderson
E. L. Moravee
Board of Censors
J. H. Calder
C. V. Lehman
L. W. Butterfield
John H. Kelly
C. N. Booth
Marion Farmer Named Vice Chief of Holiday Assoc
Iowa Farmers Holiday association in Des Moines demanded immediate repeal of the AAA and removal of authority from Administrator Chester Davis and Undersecretary Rexford Tugwell at their state convention. W. D. Keaney of Panama was elected president, Milo Reno-led group also naming William J. Rupperle as vice president. first officer turnover in four years. Resolutions urged abolition of the AAA for its alleged regimentation and a system of planned poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
AAA
Chester Davis
Rexford G. Tugwell
Iowa Farmers Holiday Association
W. D. Keaney
Panama
Shelby County
Milo Reno
William J. Rupperle
Marion
Linn County
Keane
John Chalmers
Boone County
Dairy Dale Graduates Celebrate With School Party
The Dairy Dale No. 1 school sixth and seventh graders hosted an afternoon party for the eighth grade class, inviting mothers and teachers. Frances Prescott of McKinley school spoke on future work, and graduates read their class prophecy history and will. refreshments followed before Dairy Dale’s homecoming program the next evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale No. 1
Frances Prescott
McKinley School
McKinley
Marion Carlson
Louise Sundberg
Vera Mae Lippert
Madge Young
Beulah Health
Bruce Rigby
Ray Ingels
Jack Clarke
Billie Gough
Dairy Dale School
Darline Fritz
Jeralene Soekensen
Betty MacNavratil
Sone
Mary Ann Frejtnar
Reading
Bob O-Link
Bessie
Arlene Heath
Beulah Heath
Vera Mane Lippert
Louise Sundbera
Hansel
Gretel
I.E. Linkletter
Alers
Uitie
Grinnell Names New Girls Athletic Association Leaders
Constance Sarris was named president of the Grinnell high school Girls' athletic association on Friday evening. Lela Reavis is vice president, Ethel Mae Pearce secretary-treasurer, and Betty Hatcher point recorder. Alma Godfrey retires as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Constance Sarris
Girls’ Athletic Association
Grinnell High School
Lela Reavis
Ethel Mae Pearce
Betty Hatcher
Point Recorder
Alma Godfrey
Illinois Farmers Back Wallace Plea At Peoria Armory
Sixteen thousand farmers from ninety five Illinois counties approved the agricultural adjustment act after hearing Secretary Henry A. Wallace at the Peoria armory. The packed crowd, urged by Earl C. Smith, heard Wallace insist on cooperation among agriculture labor and industry to ensure ample food and fair prices while avoiding cuts that hurt mortgage payments and city buyers. A resolution endorsing the AAA passed by a thunderous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
INS
Illinois
Henry A. Wallace
Peoria Armory
Central West
Earl C. Smith
Ilinois
AAA
Wallace
Armory
Wapello Bank Collapse Delays Burlington Trial
Joiner Davison charged with receiving a deposit at the insolvent Commercial bank of Wapello. He suffered a nervous breakdown and cannot stand trial now. Burlington judges plan to have two doctors examine him and report back for a possible later proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Joiner
Davison
Commercial Bank of
Wapello
T. G. Garfield
Ames
Weaver
Louisa County
Roy McCullough
Old Commercial State Bank
Garfield
Supreme Court
U B Birthday Tea at United Brethren Church
Women of the United Brethren church host a birthday tea at the church on Wednesday from 2 30 to 4 pm. A program will be presented. All friends of the church are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Brethren Church
Two Women Leave for California on Six-Week Trip
Miss Helen Waddington of 111 Fifteenth street NW and Miss Carmen Smith of 509 Fourteenth street SE departed Monday evening for San Francisco and Los Angeles. They plan to spend the next six weeks there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Waddington
Fifteenth Street
Carmen Smith
Fourteenth Street
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rival Fleets Near Decisive Battle
Honolulu Hawaii United States battle fleet divisions pressed toward a decisive engagement in mock warfare near Midway Island. About one third of the fleet advanced toward the climax of fleet problem 16 as seven Army bombers from Lakefield flew over Honolulu in apparent preparation for an air raid following the sea battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
United States
Midway Island
Lake Field
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Bolton
Severas
Murrays
J. C. Leiks
W. C. Latourette
Honor Mercy
Mr. Reece
Helen Dinnie
Metropolitan Barber and Beauty Shop
Third Avenue
Richard Kriz
Miss Kokemiller
B. and
P. W. Meeting
Brocksmit Garden
Anne Adams
Wencil Andrle Musicale
Miss Riser
Dental Auxiliary
Mrs. Johnson
J. H. N. Circle
P. T. A. Meetings
Amos Parrish
York
Trinity Sunday School
Service Circle
Marion Farmer
Holiday Ass'n
U. B
Newmans
California
Newman's
Ethyle Breedlove
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