Old Stone Bridge West Of Keota Reflects Historic Stage Travel
A sturdy 1870 stone bridge spans Clear Creek near Keota, once part of the state road used by stage coaches carrying mail and passengers. Built by Keifer and Frederick from local rock, the bridge endured as No. 92 highways shifted traffic. Now near Talleyrand, the landmark stands with goldenrod and wildlife, nearing a century of service.
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Keota
Clear Creek
Washington
Keokuk
Keifer
Frederick
Clearcreek
Stone Bridge
Goldenrod
Talleyrand
Marion High class to stage Early to Bed play Friday
Marion junior class under Miss Winifred Schrubbe prepares a three act comedy Early to Bed Early to Rise by William F. Davidson to be performed Friday November 24 in the Lincoln building auditorium. Cast includes Abbie Fuller Martha Ann Young Bobby Fuller Joan Muer Marion Fuller Zella Mae Fenlon Everitt Fuller and others with Dale Bebee as hero and Betty Jewell Moore as Daisy Fairfax among the performers.
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Marion High School
Winifred Schrubbe
William F. Davidson
Lincoln Building
Fullers
Abbie Fuller
Martha Ann Young
Bobby Fuller
Joan Mu'er
Marion Fuller
Zella Mae Fenlon
Everitt Fuller
Robert Vernon
Spanky Minuii
Zoe Clemens
Jim Griggs
Dale Bebee
Patsy Fuller
Arlene Tow
Daisy Fairfax
Betty Jewell Moore
Otto Kirschmeier
Bob Fiedler
Mr. Conkle
Charles Birmingham
Laura Montgomery
Virginia Jackson
Ralph Morgan
Duos Travel From Cedar Rapids to Des Moines Meet in Omaha
Don Torrence and his brother in law Darwin Robertson from Cedar Rapids drove to Des Moines last week. Their wives, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Konigsmark in Omaha, joined them there and returned to Marion with the couples.
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Don Torrence
Darwin Robertson
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
W. J. Konigsmark
Omaha
Marion
Hazel van Gerkom
John van Gerkom
Excelsior School Halloween Program Friday Night
Excelsior school south of the radio towers will host a public Halloween program Friday at 7 30 p m led by Marian Schneider. Mr and Mrs G A Hutchison travel to Gary Indiana to visit their son Robert and his wife. Mrs H N Strader and G A Storck visited De Witt Saturday for a weekend with friends. Winfield A White lawyer announces opening of his offices on the ground floor of the Commercial building 7th avenue at 11th street.
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Virginia Margaret Wehrend
Grace Wehrend
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Fred L. Kromminga
A. A. Kromminga
Monticello
James D. Pope
Twenty-sixth Street
C. L. Fuller
Alburnett
Hattie Pope
Alburnett High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Kromminga
Excelsior School
Radio Towers
Marian Schneider
G. A. Hutchison
Gary, Ind
Robert Hutchison
Winfield A. White
7Th Avenue
11Th Street
Fred Rowe Plans Return to Los Angeles After Visit
Fred Rowe, formerly of a son, who has spent the past month here with his son Charles Rowe and other relatives, expects to leave Monday for his home in Los Angeles California.
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Fred Rowe
Charles Rowe
Los Angeles
Calif
Marion Christian Endeavor Union meets at Methodist church
The Marion Christian Endeavor Union gathers at 7 p.m. today in the Methodist church. Robert Haupt from the high school faculty will present an illustrated lecture on India, with Miss Alice Wallace serving as devotional leader.
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Marion Christian Endeavor Union
Methodist Church
Robert Haupt
India
Alice Wallace
Townsend Club No 1 Meeting This Tuesday Evening
Townsend Club No 1 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs C E Reiter 753 Sixth Avenue A guest speaker is expected to attend.
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Townsend Club No. 1
C. E. Reiter
Sixth Avenue
Rose of Washington Square at the Garden Studio
The ad announces the musical film Rose of Washington Square starring Alice Faye Tyrone Power and Al Jolson now playing at the Garden studio theater with a vivid promotional note describing its star lineup.
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Washington Square
Alice Faye
Tyrone Power
al Jolson
Fourteenth Older Boys and Girls Conference Theme
The Older Boys and Girls conference returns to the First Methodist church Monday with the theme Thy Kingdom Come. Registrations begin at 8 30 a.m. Mrs. Fred Liddle, county superintendent of young people's work, notes unusually heavy preregistration and broad county interest in the event.
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First Methodist
Fred Liddle
Mrs N A Baker Visits Vinton With Brother
Mrs N A Baker spends the weekend at Vinton as the guest of her brother Carl Hindman.
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Mrs. N. A. Baker
Vinton
Carl Hindman
La Porte City Juniors To Present Play Skidding Friday
La Porte City plans a junior class play titled Skidding to be staged Friday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Leads are Darlene Larson and Dick De Neut with a cast including Edith Gardner and others. Director Hyla Bereen leads the production team.
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The
Gazette
LA Porte City
Darlene Larson
Hyla Bereen
Beryl Anton
Duane Feller
Robert Teeter
Cecil Christopher
Elizabeth Cooper
Dorothy Palmer
Arlyne Hilton
Kirk McQuilkin
Betty Randall
Lorraine Fehl
Send Bolenbaugh
Lloyd Leppa
Gingham Package Ice Cream Ad At Owens Drug Store
Advertisement promotes Hutchinson ice cream in 13c pint 25c quart and pumpkin center products including a 35c pumpkin center quart brick and a 39c pumpkin center pecan roll at Owens Drug Store.
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Hutchinson’s
Owen’s Drug Store
Handicraft Club No 2 Meeting Friday Afternoon
Handicraft Club No 2 schedules a Friday 1 30 pm gathering at the home of Mrs Lea Fairey located at 1627 Eleventh Street.
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Handicraft Club No
Lea Fairey
Eleventh Street
Patmos Commandery to Confer Temple Degree Tuesday
Patmos Commandery No. 27 K T will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic temple to confer the temple degree.
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Patmos Commandery No
K. T
Masonic Temple
Essex Coach Garth Hunter Attends Coe Homecoming
Garth Hunter high school coach from Essex travels to Marion to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J F Hunter and to attend the Coe college homecoming over the weekend.
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Garth Hunter
Essex
Marion
J. F. Hunter
Coe College
De Molay Chapter to Meet at Masonic Temple Wednesday
Linn Chapter No. 900 Order of De Molay schedules a meeting at 7 30 p m in the Masonic temple due to the Older Boys and Girls conference Monday at the Methodist church.
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Methodist Church
Linn
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Newlins Plan Ill trip to visit relatives this Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Newlin will travel to Motine Illinois on Monday to spend a few days with Mrs. Newlin's mother Mrs. N. R. Beall and her sister Mrs. Roy Larson and her family.
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Fred C. Newlin
Motine
Ill
Mrs. Newlin
N. R. Beall
Roy Larson
Castle Family Spends Weekend with Danville Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Castle and their children Richard and Ada Mary of Danville Oil visit Mrs. Castle's parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Castle for a weekend gathering.
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Mrs. Lloyd Castle
Richard and
Ada Mary
Danville, Oil
Rose Of Washington Square At The Garden
A review notes that Rose Of Washington Square is performing better than Alexander's Rag Time Band at the Garden venue, highlighting its appeal and current reception.
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Alexander
Rose of
Washington Square
Mrs Blanche Shekelton Admitted For Observation
Mrs Blanche Shekelton entered St. Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids for observation.
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Blanche Shekelton
St. Luke’s Hospital, Cedar Rapids
Cornell students Blanche Hamm and Helen Biddick visit
Miss Blanche Hamm and Miss Helen Biddick, students at Cornell college, are spending the weekend here with their parents.
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Blanche Hamm
Helen Biddick
Cornell College
Beloit Couple Visits Cousin During West Coast Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schroeder of Beloit Wisconsin spent Saturday with their cousin Miss Frances Hildebrand while en route home from a west coast trip.
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Roy Schroeder
Beloit
Wis
West Coast
Frances Hildebrand
Mullaley and Price Visit Catherine Peckosh in Omaha
Mary Mullaley, Anna Mullaley, and Barbara Price are spending today with Catherine Peckosh in Omaha, Nebraska, according to a brief social note.
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Mary
Anna Mullaley
Barbara Price
Catherine Peckosh
Omaha
Dinner guests at the Stitzel home include Stitzel family
Dinner guests today in the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Stitzel are Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Stitzel of Clinton, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Stitzel and their son Wilbur of Maquoketa, and Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Stitzel and their son Bert of Manchester.
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H. G. Stitzel
J. B. Stitzel
Clinton
W. L. Stitzel
Wilbur
Maquoketa
B. R. Stitzel
Bert
Manchester
Brenneman Family Return From East Orange Visit
Mrs L J Brenneman and her son Leonard with his wife return today from East Orange New Jersey where they visited Ivan Brenneman and family. The trip included a excursion to the New York City World’s Fair.
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L. J. Brenneman
Leonard
Stars Alice Faye Tyrone Power and Al Jolson at the Garden
Advertisement notes a Garden engagement featuring Alice Faye Tyrone Power and Al Jolson for today and Monday with performances and ticket details not provided.
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Alice Faye
Tyrone Power
al Jolson
Irving Drake Elected President of Excelsior A. and L. Club
Irving Drake was elected president of the Excelsior A. and L. club Friday evening at the Knudsen home. Mr. Knudsen was named vice president, Mrs. Russell Singleton secretary, and Mrs. Ralph Hoskins treasurer. The program included a recap of club activities.
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Irving Drake
Excelsior A. and L. Club
K. O. Knudsen
Knudsen
Russell Singleton
Ralph Hoskins
Club Program and Refreshment Committee Named
The text lists performances by Bobbie Daubenmier and Bobbie Tudeen with accordion and vocal numbers, plus readings by Bobbie Burns. Mrs. Irving Drake and others joined a refreshment committee for the coming year while Mrs. Russell Singleton and others were named to the program committee. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Daubenmier with son Bobbie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaeffer with Charles and Shirley, and Miss Margaret Taylor.
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Cordion
Bobbie Daubenmier
Charles Schaeffer, Jr
Bobbie Tudeen
Wilma Weis
Ralph Hoskins
Bobbie Burns
Irving Drake
Warren Kemp
Russell Singleton
Carl Wiley
Oscar Martin
Earl Daubenmier
Bobbie
Charles Schaeffer
Charles and
Shirley
Margaret Taylor
Child Study Club to Tour Cedar Rapids Industrial Plants
Members of the Child Study club will visit the industrial plants in Cedar Rapids Wednesday after transportation is arranged. The trip aims to observe local industry and learning opportunities for members.
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Child Study Club
Cedar Rapids
Ivanhoe Club to Meet Monday at 2 P.M.
Community notices report the Ivanhoe club meeting Monday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Ralph Fitzgeralds home east of Marion. Also listed are weekend travelers, church activities, and social visits across town and beyond.
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Ivanhoe Club
Ralph Fitzgerald
Marion
Rob erts Visit for Coe College Homecoming in Iowa
Mr and Mrs Charles D Roberts of Peoria Illinois arrived Friday evening to spend the weekend in Marion with Mrs Roberts parents Mr and Mrs H F Lockwood and with Mr Roberts parents Mr and Mrs Charles E Roberts in Cedar Rapids. They came to attend the Coe College homecoming.
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Charles D. Roberts
Peoria
Ill
Marion
Bowman to Host Music Club Evening
Mrs. J. W. Bowman of 1372 Eighth Avenue will entertain the Musical Literature Club on Monday at 7 30 p.m. Miss Mabel Kearns will lead the program. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Welsher visited relatives in Knoxville from Saturday to Sunday.
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J. W. Bowman
Eighth Avenue
Musical Literary Club
Mabel Kearns
Earl Welsher
Knoxville
Grove City Rebekah Lodge Meets Monday Evening
Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 will meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the I O O F hall Refreshments served Marion Chapter No 183 O E S Kensington in the Masonic temple Monday afternoon Supper served at 5 30 p.m Mrs George Fullerton and Mrs Judson J Calkins co chairmen of the supper committee West Marion Garden club meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Edward Manson Blair's Ferry road
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Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No. 35
Marion
Kensington
Masonic Temple
George Fullerton
Judson J. Calkins
West Marion
Miss Mildred Teeter In Waterloo Weekend Visit
Emerson school teacher Miss Mildred Teeter spends the weekend in Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. E V Carey and children Wyoma Bonnie Bob and David dine today at the home of Mrs Carey's parents Mr and Mrs S N Kingsbury in Ames. The dinner marks Mr Kingsbury's seventy second birthday.
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Mildred Teeter
Emerson School
Waterloo
E. V. Carey
Wyoma
Bonnie
Bob
David
Mrs. Carey
S. N. Kingsbury
Ames
Mr. Kingsbury
Mitchell unit to rehearse at Memorial hall Wednesday
Robert Mitchell of W. R. C. No. 126 will hold a meeting in Memorial hall on Wednesday at 2 30 p m All officers are asked to attend as rehearsal for inspection will take place.
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Robert Mitchell
W. R. C. No. 126
Memorial Hall
Wheatland Couple To Marry At Reform Church
Wheatland Miss Ruth Harriet Wiebner daughter of Mr and Mrs Harriet Wiebner will wed Kenneth Hoffman son of Mr and Mrs George Hoffman Sunday at 2 30 pm at St Pauls Reformed church Rev Clarence Koehler will officiate Miss Wilma Riedesel will play and Betty Malsteadt Ruth Bicknese will sing Attendants Verna Mae Hoffman and Warren Hoffman A wedding dinner will follow at the bride parents home with Ione Endorf Marjory Witte DeWitt and Louise Hommegausen assisting
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Wheatland
Ruth Harriet Wiebner
Harriet Wiebner
Kenneth Hoffman
George Hoffman
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Clarence Koehler
Wilma Riedesel
Betty Malsteadt
Ruth Bicknese
Dixon
Verna Mae Hoffman
Mount Vernon
Warren Hoffman
Ione Endorf
Marjory Witte
DeWitt
Louise Hommeghausen
High Court to Hear Lee County Securities Appeal
The Iowa supreme court overruled a motion to dismiss and will hear the appeal of Marcus J. Dunley, convicted in Lee county of violating the Iowa securities law. Court Clerk B. W. Garrett confirmed the action.
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High Court
Lee County Securities Appeal
DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Marcus J. Dunley
Lee County
B. W. Garrett
Upper Iowa to inaugurate new president on Oct 28
Dr. Vivian Thomas Smith will be inaugurated as president of Upper Iowa University on Saturday, succeeding Dr. Arthur E. Bennett. A 53 year old educator, Smith has held roles at Kansas Wesleyan University Huron College and the University of Illinois with degrees from Greenville College and advanced credentials in educational administration. He is known as an authority on junior and senior college organization and has presented widely in educational circles.
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Fayette
Vivian Thomas Smith
Upper Iowa University
Arthur E. Bennett
Smith
Kansas Wesleyan University
Huron College
Huron
S. D
Litchfield
Ill
Greenville College
Greenville
University of Illinois
Bureau of Educational Research of
Illinois
United States
Colege
Lexington
Iowa Shifts in 1930s Politics and Tax Changes
The piece reviews Iowa political shifts from the 1930s, noting GOP gains in 1938, expansion of state government, liquor store profits totaling near 3 million for 1939-40, and new taxes and welfare programs. It also compares higher education enrollment in four Iowa schools between 1928 and 1939, highlighting growth.
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CCC
Republican Party
New Deal
G.O.P
Iowa Universities
State Board of Education
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State
Drake University
Dog Dies Heroically While Trying to Save Mistress
In Shenandoah a dog died after entering a burning home to aid Mrs. Phillip Nies, 72, who perished in the fire two miles south of town. Firemen found the house fully alight with no sign of life. the loyal dog reappeared at the doorway and vanished again, seemingly guiding responders before the blaze consumed the structure.
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Shenando
Phillip Nies
Here
Legion Will Assemble In Wheatland For District Conference
The 2nd District American Legion and Auxiliary gather in Wheatland Thursday with E V Riedesel and Mrs Riedesel presiding. A banquet will feature speakers including Frank Miles and department leaders. over 500 expected. Auxiliary participants include Wheatland president Mrs Albert Burrichter and officials from Linn Jackson and Jones counties.
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Wheatland
E. V. Riedesel
Legion
Emil Drexler
Dyersville
Barney McPartland
Cedar Rapids
Glen McLaughlin
Anamosa
Mott Peters
DeWitt
Charles Jennings
Maquoketa
Albert Burrichter
Walter Fox
Gus Horstmann
Charles Beach
CIO Head Sued for Divorce in Des Moines
Dorothy Helen Harris filed for divorce from Don Harris regional CIO director in Des Moines alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. They married February 6, 1938.
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Des Moines
Dorothy Helen Harris
Don Harris
CIO
State Saves on Labels by Bidding Reform
Gov. Wilson ordered competitive bids for state labels and containers after discovering widespread telephone bidding. By advertising bids, Iowa saved about 8 850 dollars on 1939 purchases despite buying more containers, with costs dropping from 1 50 to 0 68 per thousand and from 4 85 to 2 7 cents each.
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Wilson
Gov. Wilson
Berry F. Hal
Family ties stir assault charges in Cascade stabbing
Cedar Rapids father and son Ben and Orville Trimble face assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm charges after a Cascade stabbing Friday night. Victims George Pettit of Waterloo and Walter Trimble of Cedar Rapids are in serious condition with chest wounds. Sheriff Eisbach noted the Trimble men claim the fight stemmed from a dispute over a shared truck used in their cistern and chimney cleaning business.
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Dubuque
Ben
Orville Trimble
Cedar Rapids
Cascade
John L. Duffy
George Pettit
Waterloo
Walter Trimble
Mercy Hospital
L. J. Eisbach
Epworth League elects new officers in annual meeting
Ivan Mader was elected president of the Epworth League at the annual meeting recently. Leona Redmond was named first vice president, Alice Redmond second vice president, and Geraldine Mader secretary-treasurer.
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Wyoming
Ivan Mader
Epworth League
Leona Redmond
Alice Redmond
Geraldine Mader
International Doll Display at TIFFIN
Miss Deloris Reynolds age 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clif ford Reynolds, showcases a doll collection totaling 44. The display features American bride and groom, Shirley Temple, Snow White, Indian, Japanese, Chinese, Mexican dancer dolls, and Santa Claus from her mother’s cabinet, a 38 year old favorite in original clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deloris Reynolds
Clifford Reynolds
Shirley Temple
Canada
Snow White
Dopey
Patsy
Pella
Santa Claus
Iowa Governor Signals Travel Plans as Capitol Peers Watch
Capitol Currents notes Governor Wilson hints at travel next fall while stressing an open door policy. The west wing hosts an empty Curran display while liquor and conservation boards face lease questions. Banking and executive council actions draw scrutiny as drivers license shortages dominate legislative chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Wilson
Olin Couple Mark 50 Years in Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Blayney of Olin celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 8 pm at their home. The couple married October 23 1880 and have two daughters and a son, with one son died in France in 1918. They are active in church and community groups including the United Brethren, HiTherlin chapter, American Legion auxiliary, and Masonic bodies.
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Olin
Gilbert Blayney
Enckter
C. L. Brainard
Mr. Blayney
John
Polly Blayney
Hitherlin
American Legion Auxiliary
Blayney
Masonic Lodge
Iowa
O.E.S
Governor opposes buying state office building
The governor opposes purchasing a building for state offices. The 1941 legislature is seen as the only hope for a permanent solution, possibly not until 1943. Illinois built the Centennial Building in 1918. Iowa’s centennial is 1946, suggesting a centennial building could address the housing problem.
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Illinois
Springfield
Iowa
Vinton Couple Celebrate Their Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Walter G Ridge of Vinton marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner in Tama attended by their daughter Mrs Frank Thill and family and by daughter Mrs W W Gilmore of Chicago A son Vincent of Santa Monica could not attend They were married October 21 1889 in Vinton The Ridge family includes seven grandchildren Their lives included World War I YMCA welfare work and long years in Maquoketa Chicago and Vinton
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Vinton
Walter G. Ridge
Frank Thill
Tama
W. W. Gilmore
Gilmore
Chicago
Vincent
Santa Monica
Calif
Ridge
Eugene H. Avery
Anna Niermeyer
Simon Niemeyer
Pella
G. W. Ridge
France
Germany
Coblenz
Maquoketa
Capper and Capper
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Dike
Howard M. Titus
John Titus
Robert Titus
Iowa City
Jeannette Titus
Dr. Drummond
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la Porte City Juniors
Dick de Neut
Darlene Larsen
Sidney Anderson
Kenneth E. Cornell
St. Petersburg
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Archie Milner
Ninth Street
King’s Daughters
George Erwin
L. M. Phelps
R. Lee Taylor
Rockford, Ill
F. P. Jackson
South Bend, Ind
Mr. Jackson
W. T. Jackson
Jackson
Mrs. C. E. Simpson
Mrs. D. S. Stewart
Howard Lyman
Wilfred Stickey
Davenport
Earl Beadle
Upper Iowa
DR. Vivian Smith
Otate
Dog
E. ¥. Riedesel
CIO Head
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Capitol Currents
John E. Chapman
Iowa Farms and Mills
Statehouse
Thomas L. Curran
Curran
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State Banking Department
Bates
Johnson County
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