Coe College piano pupils to give recital Saturday
The Coe College department of music will present a group of piano pupils in a recital Saturday at p.m. in Sinclair Memorial chapel. Invited audience includes the public. Teachers Miss Martha Leksa Miss Eleanor Houts Miss Alma Turechek Prof. K Kitchin Prof. Grace Swab and Max Daehler accompany pupils performing works by Schubert Chopin Grieg and MacDowell among others.
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Coe College Department of Music
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Martha Leksa
Eleanor Houts
Alma Turechek
K Kitchin
Grace Swab
Max Daehler
Peather Danes
Ees Ducellerraine
Butterflies
Grant-Schaefer
Charlotte Steckik
Jessie Dorward
Scharwenksa
Alyee
Mary Chadima Variations
Nel Cor Non
Piu
Wete Thoven
Mrs Nelson and Mrs Stewart Visit Here
Mrs Robert Nelson, linked to Lieutenant Nelson at Fort Wash, returns to visit parents at 428 Twenty sixth street SE and 112 Thirteenth street NE. Mrs Matthew C Stewart also returns from Fort Lewis to see her mother at 385 Twenty first street SE. Both lieutenants are at King City California for a month of maneuvers.
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Robert Nelson
Neilson
Fort Wash
City
Lieutenant Nelson
W. H. Nelson
Twenty-sixth Street
W. H. Ryan
Thirteenth Street
Matthew C. Stewart
Fort Lewis
Lieutenant Stewart
W. N. Ellis
Twentyfirst
King City
Calif
Stewart
Nelson
May Weddings Honored by Iona Girls Club
Miss Marie Skerik and Miss Jane Stamp were honored at a Wednesday dinner by 38 Iona Girls Club members at Mrs Clapp's tea room. Gifts were presented to both honorees and Misses Kay Dolan Georgene Sullivan Bertha Golden Leona Benesh and Marjorie Bruner led the arrangements.
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Marie Skerik
Jane Stamp
Ionantual Girls’ Club
Guardians Entertain Camp Fire Board at Picnic
Cedar Rapids Camp Fire guard members and Camp Fire board met for an annual picnic at Camp Huaga on Tuesday. The event featured a treasure hunt with clues hidden by Westminster church guardians as board and guardian members gathered.
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Cedar Rapids
Camp Huaga
Guardians of Westminster Church
G. F. Hershey
John R. Battin
Wilson C. Fernow
A. J. Anderson
R. J.erry
F. L. Bokorney
M. J. Marchant
P. H. Brown
C. G. Davis
J. H. Fortune
A. W. Doubrasky
G. R. Shoemaker
A. I. Mason
M. Buckland
A. Norman
C. P. Lawrence
L. O. Whitcomb
G. V. Wood
F. Bukacek
G. L. Minehart
J. S. Skien
C. Sullivan
H. J. Beals
O E. Long
Opal Beeson
Mrs Hockman Hosts O D O Club Meeting
Mrs. Harry G. Hockman entertained the O. D. O. club at 1040 Maplewood Drive NE on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs. S. Alan Wilson of Chicago Mrs. J. E. Boisen and Mrs. John Eggers of Long Beach California. New member E E Reynolds was introduced. Mrs. George E. Smith won the bridge prize. Tea was served at a red tulip decorated table in a crystal bowl.
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Harry G. Hockman
Maplewood Drive
O. D. O. Club
S. Alan Wilson
Chicago
J. E. Boisen
John Eggers
Long Beach
Calif
E. E. Reynolds
George E. Smith
Mrs. Paulson Visits Mrs. Ahrens for Two Weeks
Mrs. August Paulson of Wheatland is visiting her daughter Mrs. H. C. Ahrens at 312 Fourteenth Avenue SW for two weeks. On Wednesday Mrs. Ahrens entertained ten friends at dinner in Mrs. Paulson’s honor.
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August Paulson
Wheatland
H. C. Ahrens
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Bettis Hosts Pre-nuptial Shower For Jeanette Thompson
Mrs. Jess E. Bettis of 207 Fifteenth Street SE hosted a pre-nuptial shower Wednesday evening at her home for Miss Jeanette Thompson. Fourteen friends attended with special guests Mrs. Chester A. Thompson of Van Horne and Mrs. Burt T. Jackson of Cedar Rapids.
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Jess E. Bettis
Fifteenth Street
Jeanette Thompson
Chester A. Thompson
van Horne
Burt T. Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Canteriva Camp Fire Plans Hike To Bever Park
Barbara Korn led a Canteriva Camp Fire meeting at Arthur school on Thursday afternoon. Plans were set to hike to Bever Park on Saturday for a picnic and a council fire.
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Barbara Korn
Canteriva
Arthur School
Bever Park
Margaret McCall Presents Piano Pupils In Recital
Margaret McCall will present a group of her piano pupils in a Sunday recital at 2 30 p m at the Cedar Rapids Woman s club house Relatives and friends of the performers are welcome to attend The program includes Besce Cradie Here I Stand Back and Dorothy Poor Chin Masters March of the Candy Soldiers Hopson Jimmie Wasta The Fairies Harp Thompson The Great Dane ae Barth e Golliwoes Caprice Op No 4 by Roiseth Bill Hackney Kenneth Beivenster by Kottmeier
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Margaret McCall
Cedar Rapids
Besce Cradie
Dorthy
Hopson Jimmie Wasta the Fairies’ Harp
Thompson the Great Dane
Ae Barth
Golliwoes
Bexstein Crawteord Caprice
Roiseth Bill Hackney
Sear Rintley Vaise Triste Migroviius-Thompson
Business and Professional Women Club Closes Year
The Business and Professional Women's club ended its year with a Roosevelt room dinner at the West Hotel. Iris and daisies lit by tapers decorated the room while a string trio performed. Miss Gene Crain and Miss Maurine Hamblin sang, and Ida Caryl announced the state convention results. Mrs. Virginia Bedell of Spirit Lake was named state president. Officers for the coming year were elected and installation took place.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Roosevelt Room
West Hotel
Kathleen Check
Beulah Wessale
Drexel Mollison
Gene Crain
Maurine Hamblin
Ida Caryl
Gertrude Steiner
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Bedell
Spirit Lake
Imogen B. Emery
Emery
Stenner
Merie Harris
Este Heath
Dorothy Meeker
Frances McFall
Beulah Randolph
Marie May
Miss Stenner
Pearl Everett
Marie Pennybacker
Miss Marvel Foster
Pre nuptial party honors Martha Post in Iowa City
Mrs. Joseph Dolezal hosted a pre nuptial party at her parents home 916 Twentieth Street SE Iowa City honoring Miss Martha Post bride to be of Leon Rejman Saturday Forty guests attended the event with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rejman listed as hosts.
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Joseph Dolezal
Iowa City
Joseph Rejman
Twentieth Street
Martha Post
Leon Rejman
Bride-Elect Miss Hazel Ramey Honored at Shower
Miss Hazel Ramey, bride-elect of Charles V. Anderson, was feted by the First Reformed church ladies aid at a Tuesday shower. Fifty members and friends attended and played party games in her honor.
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Hazel Ramey
Charles V. Anderson
Ladies Aid
First Reformed Church
Malta Past Matrons Host 21 at Dinner Meeting
Mrs. Taylor Carpenter hosted twenty one members of the Malta Past Matrons association O. E. S. at 508 A avenue NE Tuesday evening for a dinner meeting. Mesdames H. J. Manchester and J. J. were among attendees.
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Taylor Carpenter
A Avenue
Malta Past Matrons Association
H. J. Manchester
J. J
Local Meeting Features Guest and Handkerchief Show
Mrs. L. T. Mitchell presided over a business meeting followed by a handkerchief shower given by Mrs. A. Doran, formerly Mrs. Mettacre, who spoke about animated magazines and adults at Winter Park. Guest Mrs. E. F. Kallenberg of Union City Tennessee attended.
Motoring to Iowa Wednes tea party at Rapids Woman's Club
Mrs Pelzer hosted a tea from 3 to 5 o clock in the Mildred W historical interest gathering. Attendees included Mesdames J. B. McPherson A. R. Swein R. K. Stoddard A. N. Palmer and others along with Miss Leota Swemn and Mildred MacDanel. Fletcher Martin University of Iowa will be guest artist at Olde Stone Studio during the Pelzers summer vacation out of state.
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Iowa
Eerar Rapids Woman's Club
Mildred
Pelzer
J. B. McPherson
A. R. Swein
R. K. Stoddard
A. N. Palmer
A. B. van Dyke
Amy Gates
Henry J. Hromek
W. A. Montgomery
Moftit
J. P. Mills
A. Baxter
Emma ay _ H
Ferguson
Goodall
Aletta Shadie
Betty Babcock
Sally Whitcomb
A. T. DeBow
Leota Swemn
Mildred MacDanel
Fletcher Martin
University of Iowa
Olde Stone
Pelzers
Star of Maine Circle Hosts May Breakfast at Ellis Park
The Star of Maine circle held a May breakfast Tuesday morning in the river pavilion at Ellis Park. Hostesses included Elizabeth Meyn Emma Burmeister Alice Meaney Chris tine Earhart Leona Vedder Hazel Smith and Kate Wink.
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Star of Maine Circle
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Elizabeth Meyn
Emma Burmeister
Alice Meaney
Christine Earhart
Leona Vedder
Hazel Smith
Kate Wink
Miss Geneva Scheer Bride Elect Showered in Cedar Rapids
Miss Geneva Scheer of West Branch, bride elect of Leonard Stewart of Springville, was honored at a Cedar Rapids shower hosted by Miss Frances Stewart and Mrs. Reginald Touro at 519 Thirty third Street NE. Guests sewed quilt blocks and tea towels and included Mesdames Probel, Kacena, Dunn, Drahovzal. Misses Melberg, Scheer, Snell, Learhoff, Touro sisters. Mrs. Henry Scheer. Mrs. George Touro. Mrs. Merle Stewart. Eleanor of Springville. Mrs. Rudy Wendling.
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Geneva Scheer
West Branch
Leonard Stewart
Sprin
Frances Stewart
Reginald Touro
Thirty-third Street
Carl Probel
Louis Kacena
John Dunn
John Drahovzal
Geneva Melberg
Geraldine Scheer
Arlene Snell
Grace Learhoff
Darlene
Doris Touro
Cedar Rapids
Henry Scheer
George Touro
Marion
Merle Stewart
Eleanor
Springville
Rudy Wendling
Center Point
Mrs. Marie Kruse Leads Mercy Division Day in Covington
Mrs. Marie Kruse of Covington Ky. presided over Mercy division No. 51 G L A to the B of L E as 10 a.m. inspection began with 3 members and guests registering. Pythian Sisters served luncheon at noon and decorated tables with spring flowers and roses for honored guests. Edits list Norris Johanna McMullin Laura Rutan Grace Wike Blanche Martelle Grace Rollins Annabelle Coover and Mrs Henry Kruse among attendees. Edith Fullerton Mart Devery Edna Turfitt led arrangements. The division received a 99 percent ritual grade.
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Marie Kruse
Covington
Mercy Division
Grace Wike
Blanche Martelle
Grace Rollins
Annabelle Coover
Henry Kruse
Edith Fullerton
Mart Devery
Edna Turfitt
McKinley Hi Y Ettes Honor Graduating Seniors at Tea
McKinley High School Hi Y Ettes hosted a tea for graduating seniors. Guests were greeted in the Martha Washington room. Program featured a piano solo by Miss Alice Mae Ottilie, vocal selections by Jane Watson and Pauline Proksa, and a reading by Ruth Aliens.
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McKinley Hi-Y-Ettes
Martha Washington
Alice Mae Ottilie
Jane Watson
Pauline Proksa
Ruth Aliens
Oe Genera
Raer
Thompson
Marjory Davenport
Ada Mae Cox
Audrey Nilseon
Ida Mae Boestler
Ortha Berger
Bernadine Frame
P.T.A. Meetings And Officers At Local Chapters
Arthur P T A held an open house Wednesday evening as officers were installed including Mrs Howard Martin president Mrs ggga Pollock vice president Mrs J Hicks secretary Mrs Orville Lentz treasurer and Mrs D Roland historian The sixth ae chorus and junior senior orchestras performed Exhibits of hobbies were shown in rooms Cleveland Wurster s tea room hosted the Cleveland teachers dinner Monday evening with a T shaped table and garden flowers A magic act by Carl Koehn with Miss Ryn Chyle Readings by Mrs Helen White and Miss Verle Breed with Miss Amy Devitt Guests included Adeline Montilion Amy Devitt Jane Sloan Ruby Scheneberger Verne Breed and Kathryn Sluh Helen White and Frank St St Matthew s P T A met Tuesday electing officers President Mrs O Doris vice president Mrs A J Mallon secretary Mrs F Smi and treasurer Mrs Leo The
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. T. A
Howard Martin
Ggga Pollock
J. Hicks
Orville ‘Lentz
D. Roland
St. Matthew's P. T. A
O. Doris
A. J. Mallon
F. Smi
Leo the
Women Mounted Patrol Holds First Meeting
Twenty four girls met at the Vern Haven stables tack room for the first session of the Women s Mounted Patrol. Units will be named at the Aiken stables for practicing.
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Vern Haven
Aiken Stables
Tribute to Mother honors circle of Foresters mothers
Mothers in the Companions of the Foresters circle attended a program led by Miss Sadie Vinch titled A Tribute to Mother. Each mother received a gift while four of Mrs Bernard Illen’s dancing students performed. Joyce Heral played accordion, Patty Ann Havorka read, and Mrs Lilian Heral closed with That Wonderful Mother of Mine.
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Companions of the Foresters
Sadie Vinch
Bernard Illen
Joyce Heral
Patty Ann Havorka
Lillian Heral
Luncheon Meeting of King's Daughters Circle
Members of the Volunteer circle of the King's Daughters attended a luncheon Tuesday at Mrs. Neff's tea room. Mrs. Platt led the business session with two guests, Mrs. Lacey Gee and Mrs. Lee Showers.
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of the King’s Daughters
Lacey Gee
Lee Showers
Fourth Wedding Anniversary Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs Boyles
Mr and Mrs W Fay Boyles were honored with a dinner on their fourth anniversary May 17. Attendants included Mrs Elizabeth Jackson and Frank Boyles of Mechanicsville and Inez Boyles with J David Boyles family of Tipton, Esther Stall of Walker, and George Marsh with Ottillier and Thomas of Cedar Rapids.
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W. Fay Boyles
Elizabeth Jackson
Frank Boyles
Mechanicsville
Inez Boyles
J. David Boyles
Brenda
Norman
Tipton
Esther Stall
Walker
George Marsh
Ottillier
Thomas
Cedar Rap
Betty Bachmann Installed as President of Volunteer Junior Circle
Betty Bachmann was installed as president of the Volunteer Junior Circle of the King's Daughters at a Monday evening ceremony hosted by Jeanniels at 2111 Fifth Avenue SE. Doris Jackson, Ann Hill, and Charlotte Trewin were installed as vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively, with the admission service performed by Mrs. E. W. DeNio and county president Mrs. Henry E. Haegg.
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Betty Bachmann
The
King’s Daughters
Jeanniels
Fifth Avenue SE
Doris Jackson
Ann Hill
Charlotte Trewin
E. W. DeNio
Henry E. Haegg
Flags of all nations ceremony led by Mrs Pirtle
Mrs. T. E. Pirtle led a flags of all nations program with attendees including Mesdames Howard Bucy Ed Dahms Harry Grime F Baldwin L O Fagle Howard Leacox L Hus ton George Faun J Bradley E Tucker George Parker R Potts and S Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Pirtle
Ida Mansfield Circle Elects Officers
Ida Mansfield circle of the president Mrs Hall is named vice president Mrs John E secretary and Mrs Hugh White treasurer in the organization’s roster for the period.
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Ida Mansfield
Hall
John E
Hugh White
Camp Fire Party For Mothers And Daughters Held
The Tandadako Camp Fire group hosted a mother and daughter party with Mrs. Edwin J. Bauer as hostess assisted by Miss Hazel Ramey. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. W. N. McPherson Mrs. Arthur Kunzman Jerolene Soenksen and Edith Ramey. Miniature corsages were favors and the girls presented their mothers with handmade hanging baskets. Attendees included Mesdames E. Oliver James Chukas McPherson Walter Umsted Raymond Soenksen C. H. Anderson J. A. Ramey Kunzman and Misses Lillie Zerbe Doris McPherson Edith Ramey Doris Oliver Arlene Hollister Beverly Anderson Betty Lou Amsted Elayne Bauer Jerolene Svenksen Laron Ramaker Evangeline Chukas and Dorothy McIntyre.
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Tandadako
Edwin J. Bauer
Third Street St
John Hollister
Guardian
Hazel Ramey
Bunco
W. N. McPherson
Arthur Kunzman
Jerolene Soenksen
Edith Ramey
Mesdame
E. Oliver
James Chukas
McPherson
Walter Umsted
Raymond Soenksen
C. H. Anderson
J. A. Ramey
Kunzman
Lillie Zerbe
Doris McPherson
Doris Oliver
Arlene Hollister
Beverly Anderson
Betty Lou Amsted
Elayne Bauer
Jerolene Svenksen
Laron Ramaker
Evangeline Chukas
Dorothy McIntyre
Typographical Auxiliary elects officers at Maine Lodge hall
At a Wednesday meeting in Maine lodge hall the Typographical auxiliary elected Mrs. A. F. Prucha secretary succeeding Mrs. Robert Stahl and Mrs. Cummins treasurer succeeding Mrs. John Frasher. Mrs. W. C. Meyer and Mrs. Emil Novotny were hosts, and a June 10 party was planned.
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Maine Lodge Hall
A. F. Prucha
Robert Stahl
Cummins
John Frasher
W. C. Meyer
Emil Novotny
Bride Elect Agnes Peeples Feted Ahead of May 31 Wedding
Miss Agnes Peeples was feted by 47 Craemer's employees in an Ellis Park River Pavilion affair Tuesday evening. Mrs. M. B. Taylor and Ms. George Little led planning duties for the event honoring fiancé Ronald E. Durr.
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Agnes Peeples
Ronald E. Durr
Craemer
Ellis Park River Pavilion
M. B. Taylor
George Little
Honor Gatrelle Transferred to Radcliffe Succeeds by Olson
Reverend Gatrelle will move to Radcliffe and be replaced by Rev. L T Olson of Marshalltown. Mrs Gatrelle and the choir received a gift from the group after a program of group singing and varied performances. The evening featured sea duet, a Hawthorne piece, and a Canebrake Canebrake number with Drexel Monson on accompaniment.
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Radcliffe
L. T. Olson
Marshalltown
Jolly Myee Club Cards Meet at Mrs Elizabethen's Home
Members of the Jolly Myee club gathered for card games at the residence of Mrs Elizabethen located at 1909 Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Myee Club
Mra Elizabethen
Daniels Park Presbyterian Board Luncheon News
The executive board met for a luncheon in the church dining room with red, white, and blue appointments and Christian and American flag decorations. Mrs. Frank Dietz spoke about the meeting details and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park Presbyterian Church
Frank Dietz
Moss Withdraws In Coe Student Council Race
Coe College students held a second election for student board seats after the ballot box disappearance during last Tuesday's vote. Kathryn Flea Davenport and Fred Warner Cedar Rapids were elected to the Acorn board while Betsy Friedin and Marvin Selden Cedar Rapids joined the Cosmos control board. Henry Moss Cedar Rapids Delta Phi Epsilon withdrew after finals, leaving Ralph Nelson Waukegan Tau Kappa Epsilon to assume leadership of the student government.
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Acorn
Cosmos Boards of Control
Coe
Kathryn Flea
Davenport
Fred Warner
Cedar Rapids
Betsy Friedin
Marvin Selden
Cosmos Control Board
Henry Moss
Delta Phi Epsilon
Ralph Nelson
Waukegan
Tau Kappa Epsilon
College Boards Debate Yearbook and Newspaper Editing Policy
The boards of control and regular faculty members advised framing a policy for editing the college yearbook and the Washie Gitteat newspaper. A second election was deemed necessary as all voting appeared on a single ballot.
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Boards of Control
Y M Bugle Corps To Represent Iowa Lions At Convention
The Y M Bugle Corps will represent Iowa Lions at a Pittsburgh parade division and the Lions day program at the New York World's Fair. About 50 boys, 25 parents and friends will travel by special train to New Orleans in 1939 for a week long trip with several stopovers including Mammoth Cave Kentucky. R Ariel Cross directs the corps with Robert Smythe Jr as assistant director and Mrs. Lee Boston heading the sponsoring parents group.
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Pittsburgh
New Orleans
R. Ariel Cross
Coe
Robert Smythe, Jr
Lee Boston
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Musicians From St Paul Winners On WMT Saturday Program
Our musicians who won honors at the national music contest held recently in St Paul will broadcast on The Assembly Room of the Air Saturday at 9 45 a m over station WMT. Charlotte Trewin contralto will sing Ah Mon Fils from Le Prophete by Meyerbeer Irene Gianedakis violinist will play Gypsy Airs by Sarasate Leonard Burns tenor will sing I Heard A Forest Praying by Peter de Rose and Ruth Hemmer pianist will play Concert by MacDowell. The pupils are from Franklin McKinley and Wilson schools. Betty Jean Stephenson and Maurine Hamblin will be accompanists.
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St. Paul
WMT
Charlotte Trewin
Meyerbeer
Irene Gianedakis
Sarasate
Leonard Burns
Peter de Rose
Ruth Hemmer
MacDowell
Franklin, McKinley
Wilson
Betty Jean Stephenson
Maurine Hamblin
Woman Hurt When Car Hits Pole After Collision
Mrs. J. C. Doyle of 404 G avenue NW sustained body bruises at about 10 20 a m Friday when her car, after colliding with a panel truck driven by Richard Patek of 371 Nineteenth street SE, struck a telephone pole at Third street and E avenue NW. Police said attempts to avoid the crash were unsuccessful.
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J. C. Doyle
G Avenue NW
Richard Patek
Nineteenth Street
Third Street
E Avenue NW
Optimum Douglas Fir Praised as Top U.S. Wood
Authorities rate the Douglas fir as the most important wood in the United States. Experts highlight its widespread use, economic impact, and status in forestry and construction.
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The
United States
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