Bride-Elect Rosemary Roth Honored At Bridge Party
Betty Davis hosts a bridge gathering at 1948 First Avenue B this evening to honor Miss Rosemary Roth whose marriage to Harold Reid is set for Oct 19 and Mrs. Justin Albright formerly Mildred Carlton who wed Sept 12. Visitor Miss Ethel McGowan of Pasadena, California joins the event at 233 Sinclair Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Davis
First Avenue B
Rosemary Roth
Harold &E. Reid
Justin W. Albright
Mildred Carlton
Ethel McGowan
Pasadena
Calif
Country club to host dinner dance Saturday night
A fall season second party at the country club will be held Saturday evening with many out of town guests. The event is a dinner dance and a regular guest night affair honoring Dad's day at the Iowa university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa University
Mrs. George B. Douglas Hosts Dinner at Brucemore
Mrs. George B. Douglas will entertain at a small dinner at Brucemore this evening honoring her house guest, Mrs. Craig Cook of Niantic Connecticut. Mrs. Cook is a former Cedar Rapids resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Douglas
Brucemore
Craig Cook
Niantic
Conn
Cook
Cedar Rapids
Local Open Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
Mrs Charles Barnes and Mrs Oliver S Longueville led north and south at Mrs Longueville’s home on Blake Boulevard winning the open duplicate contract bridge game Tuesday. Second place went to Mrs S A Sanders and Mrs R F Gorman and to Mrs Lena Bodgin and Miss Nora Nelson in the east west positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnes
Oliver S. Longueville
Bertha Wolf
Mabel Hall
Grandmother and granddaughter visit Omaha family in SE
Mrs. Rufus E. Lee of Omaha and her granddaughter Virginia Lee Galloway arrived Wednesday to spend several days visiting Mrs. Lee's daughter Mrs. Carl D. Thomas at 2267 Washington avenue SE and Mr. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus E. Lee
Omaha
Virginia Lee Galloway
Joliet Visitors Stay With Tapper Family
Mrs. James M. Skinner of Joliet Illinois and her son David arrived Tuesday evening to stay with Mrs Skinner's parents Mr and Mrs B O Tapper at 348 Forest drive SE. Mr Tapper's illness has lingered but is improving after several weeks of poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Skinner
Joliet, Ill
David
Rockey Newton Family Plans Asheville Visit
Mr and Mrs Rockey T New ton and their daughter Joan left Wednesday for Asheville North Carolina to visit Mr Newton s mother They expect to return in a week or ten days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockey T Newton
Blake Boulevard
Joan
Asheville
N. C
Newton
Mrs. Killian Hosts Home Garden Club Luncheon At Country Club
Mrs. A. L. Killian of 509 Vernon Drive SE entertained the Home Garden Club at a noon luncheon today at the Country Club. Seventeen or so members attended and a brief program followed. Killian serves as club president this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Killian
Vernon Drive
Home Garden Club
Country Club
Killian
Mrs Meyers Hosts St Matthews Circle Bridge Night
Mrs A L Meyers of Linn boulevard SE hosted St Rita's circle at St Matthews church Monday evening. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs W H Ryan, Mrs F C Anderle, and Mrs Frenk Barvinck. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Meyers
Linn Boulevard
Rita
St Matthews Church
WH Ryan
F C Anderle
Frenk Barvinck
Beards Return After Midwest Visit
Dr and Mrs G E Beard of Albonquin Illinois return home after a visit with Mrs C F Cooper and Mrs George J Hatch. They spent several days last week visiting Mr and Mrs H L Cooper of Des Moines and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G E Beard
al- Bonquin
Ill
C F. Cooper
George J Hatch
H L Cooper
Des Moines
Mrs G W Smith and Iris K Smith Guests at Dodge Hotel
Mrs G W Smith and Miss Iris K Smith of 834 First Avenue East are listed as guests at the Dodge Hotel in Washington District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W Smith
Iris K Smith
First Avenue E
Dodge Hotel
Washington, D. C
Cultus Club Meeting Set At Mrs Reynolds Home
The Cultus club will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs C T Reynolds 1726 Park avenue se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Mrs Wardle Reads History at 40th Shakespeare Club
Mrs J D Wardle the clubs second president and charter member read a history of the Wednesday Shakespeare club at a fortieth anniversary luncheon at Mrs E R Moore's home 536 Knollwood drive SE. Hostesses included charter members and past presidents as members shared memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Wardle
Wednesday
Shakespeare Club
E. R. Moore
Knollwood Drive
Wardle
E. C. Preston
H. L. Sailor
E. C. Egloff
A. BE. Nugent
Charles Laurance
J. F. Ball
Sailor
I. E. Jackson
Laurance
C. S. Mahaffy
Moore
Nugent
Ball
T. E. Ravenscroft
Frances S. Ray
J. E. Stansbury
H. R. Trewin
B . Wolverton
Henry Bennett
Beethoven Club Audition Tuesday For Fall
The fall audition of the Beethoven Club will be held in the club rooms at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday at 10 a.m. All persons interested in becoming members are asked to call Miss Virginia Paul at 7343.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Paul
Blue Triangle YWCA Guest Night Dinner Thursday
The Blue Triangle club of the YWCA hosts a guest night dinner Thursday at 6 pm at the YWCA. Members may bring a guest with reservations due by Thursday noon. An afternoon recreational period runs 4 to 6 pm followed by a talk by Miss Alice Papes on her trip to England. Girls may register now for fall craft classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
YWCA
Alice Papes
England
Mothers club meeting at St Pauls Methodist church
The Mothers club of St Pauls Methodist church met Tuesday afternoon with forty members present. Miss Ruby Byers addressed the group on religion in the home and Mrs Forest Rutgers led the devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ruby Byers
Forest Rutgers
Dr H. E Hayden Attends Iowa Chiropractors Convention
Dr H. E Hayden returned from Waterloo where he took part in a three day convention and clinic of the Iowa Chiropractors Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E Hayden
Waterioo
Iowa Chiropractors’ Association
Graduates of State Teachers College to be AAUW guests
Graduates of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls eligible for full national A A U W membership will be special guests at the next local branch meeting on Oct 30 at Mrs. Harry O. Cutler residence. Plans for the year were set at a Voorhees hall board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Harry O. Cutler
Ridgeway Drive
Voorhees Hall
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Agnes Larson
St. Olaf’s College
Northfield
Minn
David Polish
Cedar Rapids
Ethel Ryan
Coe
Esther Caikin Brunauer
Brunauer
Committee On International Relations
C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
National Officials of Sorority Guests at Chi Omega Dinner
Two national sorority officials Miss Mary Clay Williams treasurer from Tulsa Oklahoma and Miss Elizabeth Jackson visitor attended the Chi Omega alumnae monthly dinner at Mrs E J Norths 540 Forest Drive SE with 28 alumnae present. Assisting hosts were Mrs Arnold Fahlbusch Miss Bernita Sebern and Miss Cenoma Owen After dinner active chapter members from Coe College met with alumnae Williams spoke and the visitors then returned to Iowa City with the University of Iowa chapter fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clay Williams
Tulsa
Okla
Elizabeth Jackson
Chi Omega
E. J. North
Forest Drive
North
Arnold Fahlbusch
Bernita Sebern
Cenoma Owen
Coe College
Miss Williams
Williams
Jackson
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Marguerite Shaner and Gene MinorWed at First Evangelical
Miss Marguerite Shaner and Gene Minor were married Tuesday afternoon in a home ceremony conducted by Rev. George Stauffacher at 225 First Avenue W. The bride wore a blue velvet gown with brilliants. A family dinner followed. The couple will reside on a Cedar Rapids area farm. both families note high school graduation records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Shaner
John Shaner
Gene Minor
Paul Minor
George Stauffacher
First Evangelical Church
First Avenue
Mrs Minor
Grant High School
Minor
Mr Minor
Cedar Rapids
Beacon junior circle meets after school Friday
The Beacon junior circle of the King's Daughters will meet Friday after school with Mary Beth Espeset at 1529 A avenue NE. Members are asked to go prepared to sow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
the King’s Daughters
Mary Beth Espeset
Avenue
Kap pa Delta Alumnae Plan Rummage Sale at Local Home
Twenty seven Kap pa Delta alumnae met Tuesday evening at Mrs Arthur Bearle's home 1719 D avenue NE. Committee reports were shared during the business session and plans for a rummage sale were announced. Mrs ZR Mills was named alumnae representative to the active chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Arthur Bearle
D Avenue NE
ZR Mills
Legion Auxiliary Membership Meeting Announces Picnic
The membership committee of the American Legion auxiliary will meet Thursday at 6 p.m at the Memorial building. A picnic supper will be served. Members are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements a covered dish and sandwiches.
The Joyful Party Season Guide for Entertaining
A lively promotional piece invites readers to host merrier gatherings with fortune telling tea leaf readings and party games. It highlights a 40 page Home Institute booklet Good Parties featuring riddles conundrums games tricks stunts menus decorations and party ideas for all occasions. It promotes ordering via coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
Musical Tea Opens Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Year
Thirty members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Ameri can home department attended the opening meeting a musical tea at the club home. Mrs. Guy Hershey presided in the chairman's absence as Mrs. S. R. Hawkins welcomed new members and introduced performers for the afternoon. Virginia Ohmann played violin with Gertrude Shoemaker. Rose Clauson sang with Shoemaker. F W Orr accompanied by Ruth Hurtt Miskimen sang. Gloria Franks played piano. program closed with tea hosted by Mrs. Hawkins and assisted by Mrs. T F Hersch, Mrs. Bertha T. Le Febvre, and Mrs. D P Schwarzentruber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Guy Hershey
O. S. Wilson
S. R. Hawkins
W. P. Rohrbach
Virginia Ohmann
Gertrude Shoemaker
Kreisler
Rose Clauson
Jean
Bertha T. le Febvre
D. P. Schwarzentruber
Birthday party honors Margaret Ellen at home
Mrs Harold Kelly hosted a Sunday afternoon party at 3012 E Avenue NE for her daughter Margaret Ellen's third birthday. Guests included Robert Meister Marianne Meister Susan Meister Billy Thomas Jimmie Logan Richard Flaherty Pat Flaherty Catherine Kelly Jack Harvey from Omaha Catherine Kelly Omahas grandmother Mrs C Meister and Mrs P C Flaherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kelly
E Avenue
Margaret Ellen
Robert
Marianne
Susan Meister
Billy Thomas
Jimmie Logan
Richard
Pat Flaherty
Catherine Anne Kelly
Jack Harvey
Omaha
Catherine Kelly
C. Meister
P. C. Flaherty
Cramer's Club Meets at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Fifty three members of Cramer's Co operative club met for dinner Monday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Decorations followed a full motif. Entertainment came from store employees. In charge were Mrs Cloane Peal, Miss Caroline Gilmore, Miss Rose Bartuneck and Nicholas P Craemer Presley Fields of Chicago attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cracmer
Knitting Party Held At Mrs Novotny Home
Miss Frances Dostal and Miss Marie Novotny hosted a knitting party Monday evening at 1501 Third Street SW. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Dostal
Marie Novotny
Third Street
Cedar Chapter Memorial Service Honors 14 Members
Cedar Chapter No 184 O E S held a candlelight memorial service at the Masonic hall for fourteen members who died in the past year. White tapers and floral decorations set a solemn scene as soprano Marguerite Naibert sang with pianist Bernice Baldwin accompanying. Bernice Diserens is worthy matron and E D Monilaw is worthy patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Marguerite Naibert
Bernice Baldwin
Bernice Diserens
E. D. Monilaw
Graduate Nurses Club Luncheon Leaders Announced
The Graduate Nurses club schedules a Saturday luncheon at 1 pm in the Commonwealth tea room. Mrs. E. G. Kieck Mrs. Walter F. Nesper Miss Elia De Camp and Miss Margaret Lawler lead arrangements with reservations due by Friday evening via listed phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
E. G. Kieck
Walter F. Nesper
Elia de Camp
Margaret Lawler
Kieck
Dial
Nesper
Lawler
Popcorn Party Held At Olga Stanek’s Home
Miss Olga Virginia Stanek hosted friends at her residence on Monday evening for a casual popcorn party. She resides at 1927 Second Street Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Virginia Stanek
Second Street SW
P T A Meetings At Polk School Child Safety Council Program
The intermediate Polk school child safety council held a regular meeting with officers Henry Haegg Jr commissioner Nadine Morris deputy commissioner Miriam Armstrong program chairman Darlene Vaughn information chairman and patrol leaders Allen Singer captain and Roland Roupe David Ryan Orval Lanning Joseph Casey Norman Dake and George Crapp. Several members spoke including Marjorie Harris Jane Alexander and Miss Ingar Tapper. Mrs Henry Haegg was introduced as the new president at the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Safety Council
Polk School
Henry Haegg, Jr
Nadine Morris
Miriam Armstrong
Darlene Vaughn
Laura Ann Safely
Allen Singer
Roland Roupe
David Ryan
Orval Lanning
Joseph Casey
Norman Dake
George Crapp
Marjorie Harris
Jane Alexander
Marie McLain
Elenor Rodgers
Edith Griner
Jack Hamiston
Eroy Cullman
Donald Gray
Joseph Afflerbaugh
Raymond Tufts
Raymond Winters
James Kemp
le Roy Kyle
Ingar Tapper
Henry Ha
Vernon Spohn
Edwin Brink
Arthur Burnell
C H. Brittin
M. B. Beach
J. M. Afflerbaugh
L. F. Alexander
C Armstrong
L. M Bachman
P. Ballous
William J Black
H. Bowser
Harvey Bishop
W A A at Coe To Honor New Members Tea Dance
The Women's Athletic Association at Coe College will host a tea dance for new members on Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the women's field house with an orchestra providing music and decorations in an autumn motif. Dean Mary Bell will be a special guest. Members on the council include Mary Gage Nancy Shields Phoebe Jane Nemecek Katherine Zisko Blanche Lichtensstein Janana Chapel Eleanor Pooley Helen Hannum Caroline Van Meter La Von Buchanan and Virginia Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Athletic Association
Coe College
Mary Bell
Mary Gage
Nancy Shields
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
Katherine Zisko
Blanche Lichtenstein
Janana Chapel
Eleanor Pooley
Helen Hannum
Caroline van Meter
la von Buchanan
Virginia Drake
Dinwiddie Recounts 1876 Philadelphia Exposition at Cedar Rapids Club
At the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club first fall meeting of the history and literature department J M Dinwiddie described personal experiences from the 1876 Philadelphia world’s fair. He contrasted it with the Chicago fair backdrop for Light From Arcturus while noting trains typewriters and early telephone inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Dinwiddie
Philadelphia
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Dinwiddie
Arcturus
Mildred Walker
J. P. Mills
Anna Marie de Castello
Mills
Chicago Fair
Arthur Mott
S. R. Hawkins
General Club
Mari Ann Huebsch
Coe College
Matilda Snouffer
E. I. Smith
Hawkins
Mott
Camp Fire Girls Hold Picnic at Trinity Methodist Church
Camp Fire girls and mothers gathered Tuesday at Trinity Methodist church for a picnic supper and friendship council. Fifty attended with Miss Marion Hepner leading camp songs. Special guests included Mrs. M. R. Warren president of the city council of Camp Fire Mrs. Wells Peck president of the guardians association and Miss Aliana Burr Camp Fire executive who spoke on Camp Fire work. The girls work committee organized the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Trinity Methodist Church
Friendship Council
Marion Hepner
M. R. Warren
Wells Peck
Guardians Association
Aliana Burr
Girls Work Committee
West Highland Community Club meets Friday at Cleveland School
The West Highland Community Club will convene Friday at 7 30 p m at Cleveland School. Following the business session Dr C T Hickok will speak informally with Dr and Mrs Hickok as special guests. A social hour with refreshments will follow the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Highland Community Club
Cleveland School
C. T. Hickok
Iowa City Woman Fined for Liquor Nuisance
Mrs Florence Moore of Iowa City was fined 300 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to maintaining a liquor nuisance in district court. Three related liquor cases against Lee Whetstine, Nel Summer, and Sam King were dismissed for lack of proper witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Florence Moore
E. A. Baldwin
Lee Whetstine
Nel Summer
Sam King
Norway Envoy To Speak At Luther Homecoming
Gazette reports Wilhelm Morgenstierne minister of Norway to the United States will headline Luther College homecoming events October 11 to 13. Foundation day features Luther St Olaf football at Nystad field with an alumni banquet pep rally bonfire illumination of Old Main and a concert by the band around Main building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specorah
Wilhelm von Munthe Ar Morgenstierne
Norway
United States
Luther College
Luther-St. Olaf
Nystad Field
Old Main
Morgenstierne
Steffen and Hatfield Wed in Davenport Ceremony
Miss Mildred Steffen daughter of Carl Steffen Wilton Junction and Lester M Hatfield son of Mrs Flora Hatfield Davenport were married Saturday in Davenport by Rev O Krueger of Emanuel Lutheran church Attendants were Miss Marie Gatrel Davenport and Elmer G Steffen Wilton Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Junction
Mildred Steffen
Carl Steffen
Lester M. Hatfield
Flora Hatfield
Davenport
O. Krueger
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Marie Gatrel
Elmer G. Steffen
Cedar Rapids Artist Named Master Murals Designer for U S Court
Francis Robert White of Cedar Rapids, director of the Little Gallery, is named master artist to design murals for the Cedar Rapids federal courthouse. He forms the Cooperative Mural Painters of Iowa to promote art projects and private commissions. Cedar Rapids members include Nancy Finnigan, William Henning, Everett Jeffrey, Howard Johnson, Arnold Pyle, and Jack Van Dyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Robert White
Cedar Rapids
Little Gallery
PWA
Olin Dows
Washington, D. C
Treasury Relief
White
Federal Building
Co-operative Mural Painters of Iowa
Mr. White
Nancy Finnigan
Willam Henning
Everett Jeffrey
Howard Johnson
Arnold Pyle
Jack van Dyke
Governor Praises Liquor Board for First Year's Work
The governor commends the liquor board after its first year, noting wine sales rose to 3.45 percent of total at 87 stores from June 19, 1934, to June 30, 1935. Operating costs reached 658,016 with salaries accounting for 405,417 and a 76,080 contingent liability from a National Cash Register lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Des Moines
Lake City
National Cash Register Company
Sioux City
Cornish Beck
Poweshiek County Legion Auxiliary Chairmen Named
Special to The Gazette Brooklyn Iowa October meeting of the Auxiliary to the Francis Gallagher unit of the American Legion of Brooklyn held at Mrs Melvin H Goeldners home Mrs C C Krouskop assisted hostess Poweshiek county president Mrs Eleanor Turner of Grinnell installed officers President Helen Roudabush vice president Ramona Montgomery Eliza Lowery secretary Helen Ecklund treasurer Jessie Wells chaplain Bertha Gates historian Lily Hicks sergeant at arms Rose Gannon. Committee chairmen announced by Mrs Turner include Executive Pearl Cappen Margaret Gallagher Lourne Montgomery unit activities Ramona Montgomery membership Margaret Gallagher rehabilitation Jessie Wells legislation Esther Brannian Americanism and national defense Mae Armstrong community service Neil Miller child welfare Eliza Lowery poppy Pearl Cappen wreaths Eliza Lowery Gold Star mothers Bertha Gates memorial services Lourse Montgomery junior activities Rose Gannon Fidac Bw ine Cronk music Neola Krou sop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Francis Gallagher
American Legion of Brooklyn
Melvin H. Goeldner
C. C. Krouskop
Poweshiek County
Eleanor Turner
Grinnell
Helen Roudabush
Ramona Montgomery
Eliza Lowery
Helen Ecklund
Jessie Wells
Bertha Gates
Lily Hicks
Rose Gannon
Mrs. Turner
Pearl Cappen
Margaret Gallagher
Lourne Montgomery
Esther Brannian
Mae Armstrong
Neil Miller
Poppy
Lourse Montgomery
Bwine Cronk
Neola Krousop
Scout Training for Lone Tribe Opens in Buchanan County
A preliminary training course for Independence scouts precedes a Lone Scout tribe in Buchanan County. The first meeting is set for October 15 at the city hall. Rev J C Wiencke of Cedar Falls will address the gathering joined by W V Allen Waterloo Scout executive, Thomas Anthony Waterloo field executive, and all local troop committeemen. Forty five eligible boys in the rural district seek to become Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Buchanan County
City Hall
J. C. Wiencke
Cedar Falls
Wapsipinicon
W. V. Allen
Waterloo
Thomas Anthony
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Mrs. Douglas
Mrs. Cook
Thomases
Mrs. Skinner
Newtons
Mrs. Killian
Mrs, Meyers
Washington
ST. Paul's Club
DR. Hayden
MAY
MAN
ST. SE
State Teachers College
A.A.U.W
Beacon Junior Circle
Kappa Delta Alumnae
Teacup
Cramer's Club
Soleee Ccm
S.S.S
Os.s.s. Co
Rapids Gazette Home Institute
York, N
Cedar Chapter
Miss Stanek
P. T. A. Meetings
W.A.A
J. M. Dinwiddie
Trinity Camp Fire
West Highlands Club
U. S. Court
Iowa
West Liberty
DeWitt
Dyersville
Manning
AOR
Manly
Spirit Lake
Ows
Francis R. White
Marshalltown
Mason City
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Bronx Ty
Port Dodge
Oskaloosa
Lottumwa
Decorah
Reeae
Manchester
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Burlington
Muscatine
Linton Ee
Belle Plaine
Maquoketa Eneret
Nevada Vescene
West Union
Town City
East Des Moines
Sixsourney
Tame Waukon Creee Rete
Monticello Eee
McGregor Acapeee
Marengo Avaeees Tass Lily
Weat Liberty
Grundy Center
Vinton
Dyersville Dewitt
Liquor Board
Onzette
Poweshiek County Legion Auxiliary
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