Nicol and Davis to Wed at Payneer Home
Mrs Lida M Nicol of Brainerd announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Edith Nicol of Cedar Rapids to Morgan Davis son of Mr and Mrs Fred J Payneer 524 Knollwood Drive SE The ceremony is set for Thursday at 8 PM at the Payneer home Edith Nicol studied at the University of Iowa and belonged to Delta Gamma Morgan Davis was in Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Iowa University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida M. Nicol
Brainerd
Minn
Edith Nicol
Cedar Rapids
Morgan Davis
Fred J. Payneer
Knollwood Drive
Payneer
Miss Nicol
University of Iowa
Delta Gamma Social Sorority
Davis
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Mrs Shuttleworth Hosts Chapter HJ Meeting
Mrs. W Craven Shuttleworth hosted chapter HJ of the P E O at her 1201 Second Avenue SE home for the year’s final meeting. Luncheon hostesses included Mrs. W W Israel and others before the business session. Reports on the Ottumwa state convention were presented by chapter officers and members. Guests included Mrs Ada Cracker of chapter DK and Mrs Mary Doolittle of Mosinee Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Second Avenue SE
W. W. Israel
S. C. Rice
F. H. Arnold
Robert Bickel
Everett Phillips
A. H. Boileau
Emma Gee
Ottumwa
George Clements
Arthur C. Deamer
Charles Penningroth
P. A. Tracy
Ada Cracker
Mary Doolittle
Mosinee
Wis
Mrs Grimm Returns From Wisconsin Trip
Mrs John M Grimm of 852 Fourth Avenue SE has returned after a two and a half week trip into Wisconsin. In Chippewa Falls she visited Mrs Anna Durk Malkin who often stayed with her Cedar Rapids guest sister Mrs F Hilman of 834 Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Grimm
Fourth Avenue
Wisconsin
Chippewa Falls
Anna Durk Malkin
F. Hilman
Third Avenue
Mrs Jessica Hern Guests in Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs Jessica Hern of Long Beach California formerly Cedar Rapids is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs W W Richards 2117 Washington avenue SE for about a week she plans to stay roughly seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessica Hern
Long Beach
Calif
Cedar Rapids
W. W. Richards
Washington Avenue SE
Long Beach and Rochester Women Visit Des Moines Friends
Mrs. R. L. MacKinnon of Long Beach California and Mrs. E. L. Stebbins of Rochester New York are staying with their sister Mrs. Roy E. Curray at 2200 Linden Drive SE Des Moines and visiting friends for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. MacKinnon
Long Beach
Calif
E. L. Stebbins
Rochester
N. Y
Roy E. Curray
Linden Drive
Mr. Curray
Des Moines
Mrs Hampton Heads Chi Omega Mothers Club
Mrs W E Hampton was elected president of the Chi Omega mothers club at the last regular meeting. Other officers are Mrs George A Johnson vice president Mrs Winifred Burton secretary and Mrs Walter E Jackson treasurer. Mrs W H Ogburn who will leave soon for California was presented a gift and plans were discussed for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hampton
Chi Omega Mothers’ Club
George A. Johnson
Winifred Burton
Walter E. Jackson
W. H. Ogburn
California
Blaise Hosts Out-of-Town Guests For Dinner
Mr and Mrs Karl P Blaise 224 Eighteenth street SE entertain Tuesday evening for several visiting guests including Mr and Mrs Alonzo Church of New York City Mr and Mrs J L Campbell of San Francisco Edwin C French recently moved here from Los Angeles Mr Roy Curray Miss Ermengarde Cuhel and Mr and Mrs D L Nelson Church is vice president of Inter Ocean Re Insurance Campbell and French are secretaries Nelson an assistant secretary They are in the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl P. Blaise
Eighteenth Street
Alonzo Church
New York City
J. L. Campbell
San Francisco
Cedar Rapids
Edwin C. French
Los Angeles
Roy Curray
Ermengarde Cuhel
P. E. O. Chapters Host Reciprocity Luncheon at Roosevelt Hotel
About fifty members from four P. E. O. chapters DK HJ FO and GM attended the annual reciprocity luncheon Tuesday noon at the Roosevelt hotel. Chapter FO hosted with Mrs. W. R. Kemble presiding, aided by Mrs. B Harrington. An Irish program featured Mrs. John W. Miller with songs and stories of Ireland, while Mrs. Ruth Ebling Massey sang Irish melodies accompanied by Mrs. Helen Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
W. R. Kemble
B. Harrington
John W. Miller
Helen Hickman
Mildred Wolford to wed Richard Ritter
Mr and Mrs Glen Wolford announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred Evelyn to Richard LeRoy Ritter son of Mrs A G Agnew The couple are graduates of Washington High School class of June 1933 Miss Wolford works at National Oats company Ritter trained at Port Arthur Radio College and has been a wireless operator with the merchant marine at Port Arthur Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Wolford
Twelfth Street
Mildred Evelyn
Richard LeRoy Ritter
A. G. Agnew
Miss Wolford
Mr. Ritter
Washington High School
National Oats Company
Port Arthur
Ritter
Merchant Marine
Tex
Miss Christine Samuelson Hosts Farewell for Mrs Lorenzen
Miss Christine Samuelson honored Mrs. Lilly Lorenzen at a farewell party and handkerchief shower at 703 Seventh street SW. Prizes at the party went to Mrs. George Samuelson and Miss Mayme Layer. Lorenzen plans to leave June 1 for Europe, with guests including Mrs. Samuelson, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Baird, Miss Layer, Miss Cathout, Mrs. Cejka, Mrs. Laura Samuelson, and the Samuelson sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Samuelson
Lilly Lorenzen
Seventh Street
Bance
George Samuelson
Mayme Layer
Lorenzen
Europe
William Peterson
Ed Hansen
Warren A. Hansen
Robert Baird
Cornelia Cathout
Elmer Cejka
Laura Samuelson
Louise and
Helen Samuelson
Charles Stonebraker Heads to Los Angeles with Family
Charles Stonebraker will depart Wednesday morning for Los Angeles to join Mrs. Stonebraker and their son Robert Downing, continuing a family visit and relocation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stonebraker
Los Angeles
Mrs. Stonebraker
Robert Downing
De Nio Elected Linn County King's Daughters Head
Mrs. E W De Nio of 1932 Fourth Avenue SE was elected president of the Linn County Union of King's Daughters for a two year term at the annual meeting held Monday afternoon at the First Congregational church. Incoming officers to be chosen in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. de Nio
Fourth Avenue SE
Linn County Union of
King’s Daughters
First Congregational Church
de Nio
S. H. N. Circle
Rufus B. Culver
Tom Walpole
Carl F. Goodwin
Culver
Oliver Wilson
Harold Kimball
B. E. Beiber
Larry Condon
John Janecek
A. W. Meyer
H. F. Knight
Kenneth Cornell
Coe Writers Club Hosts Guest Night at Huntington Home
Misses Sara Huntington and Mary Lou Sigmund hosted the Coe college Writers Club guest night at 1946 Fifth Avenue SE. Prof. Vincent H. Ogburn received a gift before his departure for California. Members read manuscripts entered in the Ladies Literary club contest. New president Abigail Ann Gilbert welcomed thirty members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Huntington
Mary Lou Sigmund
Writers’ Club
Coe College
Arthur Huntington
Fifth Avenue SE
Vincent H. Ogburn
Ogburn
California
Abigail Ann Gilbert
Jay Sigmund
Vernon Lichtenstein
Edwin B. Dike
Dinner honors Lois O'Brien before fall Omaha wedding
Mrs. William B. Quarton and Mrs. A. C. Gertsen hosted a Hungarian dinner Monday at the Roosevelt hotel for Miss Lois O'Brien. She will wed Charles Brown of Omaha in the fall. Hungarian music accompanied the event and the group presented a gift to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Quarton
A. C. Gertsen
Roosevelt Hotel
Lois O’brien
O’brien
Charles Brown
Omaha
Miss O’brien
Nicholas P. Craemer
Mary van Damme
Beth Drake
Cyril Kegler
Roy S. Doty
Carl Myers
Clyde Landis
Maynard F. Arnott
Lyman Jones
J. J. Shepard
H. F. Sandrock
Janesville
Wis
Mary Vail
Sally Fisher
Alice Naylor
Robert C. Cox
Marion Dickson
Lorraine Mueller
Lynn G. Swaney
Elizabeth Emerson
Tyrrell M. Ingersoll
Bonnie Heimer
Viola Bauer
Durant
Fowler Family Guests at R T Coie Home
Mr and Mrs M M Fowler of Santee Nebraska and their children visit the R T Coie home at 1628 Fourth Avenue SE. Mrs Coie arrived with the Fowlers Monday after a week with her daughter and family in Santee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Fowler
Santee
Neb
R. T. Coie
Fourth Avenue SE
Coie
Fowlers
Mrs. Fowler
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Tea Planned
The Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club will hold a tea this Friday at 4 p.m. at the Woman's Club home. Pi chapter actives and pledges, alumnae, and patronesses will be honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
Woman’s Club
Pi Chapter
Fire Makers Dinner Hosted by Camp Fire Groups
Two Camp Fire groups Eluta Tami and Wapo chandee held a fire makers dinner Monday evening at the home of guardian Mrs. A. J. Anderson 1609 Maple drive NW. Attendees included Fern Bryant Julianne Freund Mildred Krogh Joy Anderson Verna Krogh Audrey Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eluta Tami
Wapochandee
Eluta Tami Guardian
A. J. Anderson
1609
Maple Drive
Fern Bryant
Julianne Freund
Mildred Krogh
Joy Anderson
Verna Krogh
Audrey Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
Mitvalsky Family Reunion Held At Cedar River Cottage
A Mitvalsky reunion gathered Sunday at the Cedar river home of F. S. Mitvalsky. Eighty year old F. S. Mitvalsky with seven children and many grandchildren attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whipple and others from Illinois, California, and Minnesota. Out-of-town relatives joined at 1616 Grande Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitvalsky
F. S. Mitvalsky
Cedar River
Arthur Whipple
Oakland
Calif
Frank S. Mitvalsky
Charles A. Novak
Edward G. Mitvalsky
Wesley Mitvalsky
Decatur
Ill
Fred E. Vobeyda
St. Paul
Minn
Joseph J. Mitvalsky
Whipple
Frank S. Mitvalsky, Jr
Milo Mitvalsky
Richard Mitvalsky
Franklin Mitvalsky
Edward Fatka
Edward
Stanley Vieko
Marianne
Vobeyda
Wesley S. Mitvalsky
Decatur, Ill
Joseph, Jr
Stanley Barvinek
Jean
Jerome Kirchner
and — Novak
Grande Avenue
Mrs J L Cooper Elected Cedar Rapids Community Players President
Mrs J L Cooper was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Community Players at the first meeting of the new executive board held Monday evening at outgoing president John Carey’s home. New officers include B P Lattner as vice president Elizabeth Carey as secretary and Lael Ray Abbott as treasurer. Nominations were made for two vacancies on the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cooper
Cedar Rapids
Picnic Supper Marks Chapter GM Year End
Thirty nine members of chapter GM of the P E O attended a picnic supper Monday evening at Bever Park’s large pavilion. The meeting at Mrs F C Waples home included a business session, state convention report, and a program with P E O songs led by Mrs George L Krabbenhoff. Guest Mrs L B Gray of chapter FO assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
F. C. Waples
Forest Drive
E. C. Pratt
Ottumwa
George L. Krabbenhoff
Blanche Hunter
L. B. Gray
Keith Young
Bruce West
A. C. Loepp
George Hearn
Harry Watson
Glenn Rodgers
E. W. Spence
C. V. Lehman
Olga Tapper
Ariana Burr
Helen Shoemaker
H. C. Ring
Waples
Coe Campus Fete Set For 6 30 P M At Front Campus
The annual Coe college campus fete occurs this evening at 6 30 p m on the front campus. About seventy five women from the physical education department stage a series of novelty and creative dances as the pageant. The queen will be presented at the opening. nominees include Nancy Shields Mary Gage and Gayle Schroeder all of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Nancy Shields
Mary Gage
Gayle Schroeder
Cedar Rapids
Sigma Chapter Skating Party At YWCA
Miss Eileen Koehler reported on the Davenport state convention at a skating party hosted by Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi the business girls sorority at the YWCA Monday evening. The event entertained Miss Wiltrude Cherry Christina Miller and Viola Shellabarger among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltrude Cherry
Eileen Koehler
Christina Miller
Viola Shellabarger
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Koehler
Davenport
Taylor Teachers Honor Miss Silseth
Taylor school teachers entertained at a dinner Saturday evening at the Commonwealth Tea Room in honor of Miss Miriam Silseth who will marry Alvin Nelson on July 2. After dinner the group went to Miss Amelia Bracha’s home for bridge. A gift was presented to Miss Silseth and bridge prizes went to Miss Annie Y. Smith and Miss Myrtle Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor School
Commonwealth Tea Room
Miriam Silseth
Alvin Nelson
Amelia Bracha
Washington Avenue SE
Bridge
Lilseth
Annie Y. Smith
Myrtle Dodge
Jackson Teachers Honored at PTA Dinner
Twenty two members of Jackson PTA were entertained at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Ernest Bunce honoring teachers. Guests included Mrs. C. A. Love and Mrs. L. R. Simon, past president. The evening featured games and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson P. T. A
Ernest Bunce
C. A. Love
L. R. Simon
Davenport Family Hosts Clinton Relatives Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Tharp and daughter Maxine of Davenport hosted Mrs. Tharp’s mother Mrs. Robert Severt and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Severt of Clinton as Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Wilson of 1011 Third Street SW. Mr. Severt is a brother of Mrs. Tharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd E. Tharp
Maxine
Davenport
Tharp
Robert Severt
Clinton
Henry Severt
Albert E. Wilson
Third Street
Mr. Severt
Longueville Bridge Winners Named at Local Game
Miss Laura Baker and James Epstein were north and south winners in the contract bridge event held Monday evening at 2035 Blake boulevard SE. East and west honors went to Mr. and Mrs. George Miller. Second awards went to Mrs. R. S. Hardendorf and Mrs. W. M. Jayne, and to Mrs. Charles Byrnes and Mrs. Joseph Lattner. The next game is scheduled for June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Baker
James Epstein
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
George Miller
R. S. Hardendorf
W. M. Jayne
Charles Byrnes
Joseph Lattner
Miss Saling Visiting Los Angeles Sister in Seattle Area
Miss Mary Saling of Los Angeles is spending a month’s vacation with her sister Mrs. W. J. Laux at 1519 Seventh Avenue SE. Several social affairs have been planned in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Saling
Los Angeles
W. J. Laux
Seventh Avenue SE
Hoffer Guests From Santa Ana Calif Arrive
Mr and Mrs W L Hoffer of 1817 Sixth Avenue SE host Mr and Mrs Joseph Smejkal of Santa Ana California. Mrs Smejkal is Mrs Hoffer s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hoffer
Sixth Avenue SE
Joseph Smejkal
Santa Ana
Calif
Smejkal
Hoffer
How To Write Letters For All Occasions Ad
A dated critique of Jennie’s weekend note highlights etiquette flaws and suggests a 40 page booklet titled How To Write Letters For All Occasions. The Cedar Rapids Gazette advertises the pamphlet for 15 cents, with ordering details and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Jennie Brown
Jennie
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th St
New York
N. Y
Awards Given For Coe R O T C Work
Medals and awards for general excellence, drill, and marksmanship were handed out at Coe College ROTC’s final parade. Major Ve via and Robert Vinch presided. Richard Breitner, John Nicoll among cadets awarded gold silver and bronze medals. Commissions as second lieutenants awarded to Breitner and others. honorary cadet colonel Nancy Shields presented a ribbon for unit’s inspection rating. The evening featured large junior high orchestras and a senior high band finale with soloists Keyes Trieble and a Witt duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Paul J. Vevia
Coe
Robert Vinch
Hanford
American Legion
Dale Etka
Fort Madison
Col. C. B. Robbins
E. R. Moore
Richard Breitner
Minneapolis
John Nicoll
Sibley
Robert Shephard
Cedar Rapids
Kelley Wodtke
Dwight Harley
West Chester
Bernard Smith
William Jakway
Oelwein
Bruce Dougan
Traer
Nancy Shields
Coe Battalion
Seventh Corps
Linn County Reserve Officers Association
Eldred Burgy
James Carruthers
Charles Claypool
Harold Hitchcock
Elmer Keith
Lawrence Peterson
Thornton Pfaff
Gordon Kaye
George Cockburn
Lester Johnson
Paul Keyes
George Trieble
Joy May
Elizabeth Witt
Alice Inskeep
Northwest School Concert Praised by Roosevelts Audiences
Roosevelt auditorium was packed for a Northwest School concert praised as the best yet. Students from Harrison Cleveland Fillmore and Roosevelt junior and senior highs impressed with refined bowing and tone. director William Vesely led a well balanced ensemble after early rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Northwest
Harrison
Cleveland
Fillmore
William Vesely
Tragedy Hits Czech Schoolchildren in River Accident
Twenty three children aged six to ten drowned when an excursion launch capsized on the River Thaya at the Austro Czechoslovakian border. The pupils were from a Czechoslovakian school at Rackwitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
INS
Thaya
Rackwitz
Stockholders Elect Officers At B C R N Annual Meeting
The B. C. R. and N. railroad held its annual stockholders meeting in Rock Island with M. J. Kelly presiding as chairman and J. H. Fuller as secretary. Directors elected were E. M. Durham Jr, M. L. Bell, Carl Nyquist, J. D. Farrington of Chicago, C. J. Brown of Kansas City, and C. Cunningham of Cedar Rapids. Three directors were chosen to replace L. C. Fritch and C. B. Pratt who resigned, and H. L. Reed who is deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. R. and
N. Railroad
Rock Island
M. J. Kelly
J. H. Fuller
E. M. Durham, Jr
M. L. Bell
Carl Nyquist
J. D. Farrington
Chicago
C. J. Brown
Kansas City
C. ©. Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
L. C. Fritch
C. B. Pratt
H. L. Reed
Meeting in Honor of Sioux City Doctors
Dr. H. E. Pfeiffer and Dr. C. S. Krause attended a Sioux City social and scientific gathering Tuesday honoring Dr. William Jepson and Dr. F. J. Murphy on their fiftieth year of medical practice. Also honored were Dr. W. R. Whiteis of Iowa City and Dr. L. W. Dean of Washington university in St. Louis, former colleagues of Jepson and Murphy at the University of Iowa College of Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Pfeiffer
C. S. Krause
Sioux City
William Jepson
F. J. Murphy
W. R. Whiteis
Iowa City
L. W. Dean
Washington University
St. Louis
Jepson
Dr. Murphy
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Death of R. L. Shambaugh in Decorah after brief illness
R. L. Shambaugh aged 55 of Dubuque salesman for the McKesson Churchill Drug Co Cedar Rapids died in a Decorah hospital early Tuesday after a three hour illness from apoplexy. He is survived by his wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
R. L. Shambaugh
Dubuque
McKesson-Churchill Drug Company
Cedar Rapids
Wheatland Valedictorian and Salutatorian Named
Wheatland announces valedictorian Marijory Witte with 94.5 percent and salutatorian Reva Martens with 92 percent. Ione Endorf completes twelve years of perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Marijory Witte
Fred Witte
Reva Martens
Irvin Martens
Ione Endorf
Four Eagle Scouts to be honored in Cedar Rapids area
Eagle Scout rank will be conferred on four Scouts from the Cedar Rapids area council covering Benton, Jones and Linn counties. The May Court of Honor at Roosevelt High School auditorium will present badges to John Ely James French George Watters and George W Fagen Jr. under Scout Commissioner Chester Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Area
Benton, Jones and Linn
Roosevelt High School
John Ely
James French
George Watters
George W. Fagen, Jr
Anassa
Chester Johnson
John M. Ely
First Avenue E
Benjamin Franklin High School
John
W. G. French
Meadowbrook Drive
McKinley High School
James
Life Scout
William E. McFann
Hobby 5
Anamosa
T Watters
Ae High School
G. W. Fagen
Anamosa High
Anamosa Scout
Anamosa Legion Post
Roosevelt P. T. A
James Maloney
Bert Watkins
Nelson C. Dreier
Area Court of Honor
Photographers Gather For Northeastern Iowa Session
Color photography developments from the last two months and new lighting methods will be discussed at the Northeastern Iowa Photographers association convention in session at the Hotel Roosevelt. Early arrivals held a luncheon, with C. Kel berg of Chicago discussing portrait lighting and Hatch of Toledo on salesmanship. The banquet will be Wednesday night, with Charles A. Novotny of Cedar Rapids presiding and speakers including W. Althaus of Des Moines, George Downing, and Scotty Anderson of Kodak Midwest demonstration team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern Iowa Photographers Association
Hotel Roosevelt
C. Kelberg
Chicago
Hatch
Toledo
Charles A. Novotny
Cedar Rapids
W. Althaus
Des Moines
George Downing
Scotty” Anderson
Midwest
Eastman Kodak Company
Window Ledge at Coe Classroom Hosts Robins Nine Years
Mother and triplets of a robin family thrive on a window ledge outside Professor Marvin D. Cone’s French class at Coe College. For nine years robins have nested there, with Cone and his students observing daily and trying to keep the nest undisturbed. Biologist Dr Karl A. Stiles notes robins rarely live beyond five years and that different parent birds have used the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Coe College
Marvin D. Cone
Professor Cone
Cone
Karl A. Stiles
Ro»Vins
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Mrs
Mrs. Hampton
CHI Omega
Trieneg
Charles
Jim
Mrs. Blaise
Mildred E. Wolford
Richard Ritter
Mrs. Lorenzen
Bob
Lux
E.W. de Nio
Coe Writers’ Club
Alpha Gamma Delta Tea
Mitvalsky Reunion
Community Players
Taylor
Silseth
Jackson
A. E. Wilsons
Longueville Bridge
Miss Saling
Hoffers
Reena
COE R. O.T. C
Memorial Coliseum
R. N. Coolidge
J. W. Walterick
Harry Fraser
Area Organization
Ernest Cassell
L. Williams
Harrison P. T. A
Melvin Buckner
American Red Cross
W. H. Richardson
W. E. McFann
Mr. Richardson
Bob Thune
William Kuda
James Israel
Richard Bates
Carl Huff
Sidney Larson
Perry Woodward
Guy Clark
William Rankin
Charles Dake
William Kelsey
Richard Carpenter
Harry Southerland
Edwin Hansen
Jerry Clift
Billy Graham
Martin Hanson
Harrison Hanzlik
Bernhardt Kraus
George Prastka
Leslie R. Grigg
Eugene Pinney
Charles Blahnik
Jack D’arcy
Henry Haegg
Martin Hansen
Jimmy Day
William Tighe
Richard Grover
Howard Neff
Ben Wolverton
Hugh White
Robert Ford
Marvin Doherty
Jack Hamiston
Hubert Lyman
David Northcott
Warren Rinderknecht
Don Bertrand
Ray Goodrow
John Fessler, Jr
Raymond Blake
Carl Arp
Joe Fiala, Jr
Frank Ehrenberger
Carl Walter Jensen
DeLos Wilson
Paul Gustafsson
Eugene Smith
Bob Wright
Arthur Miner
Robert F. Stolba
Dale McCalley
Gordon Shimek
Kenneth Curran
Danny Montague
Billy Cannor
Tommy Inman
Clifford Hand
Robert Halloway
Dietz Newland
Malcolm Coy
Peay
Schoen’s
Photographers
Robins
E.O.M. Sale
Bartlett Seinery Ma
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