Waukon Mirth and business mingle at local gatherings
Community notes from Waukon and vicinity cover a Victorian era social scene. The V. V. circle hosted at Mrs. M. C. Stoneburg’s home. Levi and Mrs. Sande of Waukon celebrated recent nuptials with a shower at Decorah. Civic League hosted a card party at Mrs. William Kaveny’s residence with several hostesses assisting. Relatives of Mrs. Cordit of Detroit attended dinner with nearby residents. Additional gatherings included study club meetings, bridge groups, and a Thursday Cub meeting led by Mrs. OH Jensen. The marriage of Clara Sande and Emmet Winke occurred at the Little Brown Church Nashua with reception and plans to reside on Ludlow township farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Stoneburg
Levi Sande
Waukon
Norske Selskab
Decorah
Civic League
William Kaveny
H. E. Fluemer
R. H Wheat
Fred Woedemann
William Thompson
Robert Cordit
Detroit
Mich
AC Severson
Lirsings
Albert Thompson Luann
Tot Arreld
Edward Therpecmind
Ois Werd
George Patschke
Childer
Warner Mire
J OH Jensen
Mere Jo Omese Dieds
Heffain
Mgr
Rooa Schlader
Emmet Winke
William Winke
Ludlow Township
Little Brown
Nashualle
William Kent
Dorothy Kosbau
Nathan Hager
Postnuptial and miscellaneous showers in Wheatland
Wheatland residents hosted several showers and gatherings honoring local newlyweds and residents. Mrs Albert Hoker and Mrs Mandel Peterson entertained for Mrs Lester Wittrock. Mrs Irvin Stankee and Mrs Max Jeppe aided. Mrs Sylvan Mary helped with a separate shower for Mrs Richard Lindahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hoker
Mandel Peterson
Lester Wittrock
Hoker
Irvin Stankee
London
Max Jeppe
Wheatland
Sylvan Mary
Richard Lindahl
Divenport
John C Clark
Wheatland Public School
Clark
Doran Beatz
George Hoffman
Mary DuVall
Thelma Gregory
Donald Werling
Sophie Lihann
Nita Floyd
Nadine McKinnely
Mary Scranton
Charles Peterson
Nick Rathjes
O'Neil
Normin Guenther
Hoffmester
Fred Woter
Wilton Junction Met 8 tet pet Tore i oy he Oban
A page from the Wilton Junction area notes church and social events. Activities include a women’s group gathering at the Methodist Ladies Society, a Presbyterian bazaar and chicken supper, and a post-nuptial party for Mr and Mrs Beryl Smith. Local residents Raymond Moeller and others are mentioned with birthday celebrations at family homes.
Local Residents Listed in Community Directory
A long list of individuals including Hansen Luella Haaman Wallace Hansen Clara Sessler Hilda Wie bel Helen Wagner Herbert Oveson Leo Grunder Ann Oveson Ruth Jipp Alvin Jipp Dr Gillespie Robert Beer Harold Grunder Leota Herr Rhea Moeller Florence Moeller Raymond Moeller Mrs Freida Wagner Erwin Moeller Elma Moeller Harold Moeller Harry Moeller and Mr and Mrs H W Moeller appear in the community roster.
Clarence social notes highlight bridge honors and club events
Clarence notes report forty eight ladies at a Tuesday bridge afternoon at Mrs Mae Millers with honors awarded to Mrs E E Meyer Mrs Walter Kenn mann and Mrs J B Lane George Bixler hosted a You Go I Go Methodist Aid dinner while George Sylvester hosted the Wednesday Literary club at home A book review was given by Mrs K L Benner Eleanor Sawyer and Lois Brink attended Des Moines Grand chapter meeting Mr Ralph Sawyer travelled to Des Moines Seniors held new faculty introduction at the auditorium High school party featured seniors for faculty and a Halloween church gathering included games stunts and a picnic supper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Mae Miller
E. E. Meyer
Walter Kennmann
J. B. Lane
George Bixler
Methodist Aid Group
George Sylvester
K. L. Benner
Eleanor Sawyer
Earlville club chairs plan annual election day dinner
The Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church gathered at president Mrs H A Bergman’s home to finalize plans for the church election day dinner and supper in November. The Legion and Auxiliary held a monthly meeting and picnic supper at the Legion rooms with Mrs J A Slick hosting the Monday club. Miss Mayme Bramley hosted the Easy Aces Bridge club. Rex A J Kindred Marion Schaller and others of the Earlville Epworth League attended a group meeting at Strawberry Point last Sunday. Mrs Sarah Diesch hosted a quilting and pot luck dinner for relatives and friends last week. The Chain of Ten club and husbands were entertained at the Ed Arnold home last week. Mr and Mrs Jesse Matthews hosted relatives at dinner last Sunday honoring birth anniversaries of Mr Matthews and his aunt Mrs Louis Kuehnle. guests included families of the Kuehnle and Matthews households and Ruth Fenstermann of Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
H A. Bergman
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
J A Slick
Mayme Bramley
Easy Aces
Rex A J Kindred
Marion Schaller
Marion Hunt
Irma Davey
Hope Clute
Earlville
Epworth League
Strawberry Point
Sarah Diesch
Chain of Ten Club
Ed Arnold
Jesse Matthews
Matthews
Louis Kuehnle
Francis Parkin
Louise Kuehnle
Ed Kuehnle
Dubuque
George Kuehnle
S A Matthews
Madeline
Mabel
Howard Fenstermann
Ruth
Greeley
BaileyKinship Shower Honors Blanche Bailey Bride Elect
A shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Eugene Bailey was held Tuesday at their home for Blanche Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs Orlando Bailey of Elkader. Guests included many neighbors and relatives such as Mr and Mrs Wall Jansen, Mr and Mrs George Andrews, Mr and Mrs Henry Holmes, and others from Anamosa Center Junction Monticello and nearby communities. The article lists numerous attendees and notes Blanche Bailey will wed Edward Burlingame next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Bailey
Niiece
Blanche Bailey
Bailes
Orlando Bales
Elkader
Edward Burlingame
Mire Wall Jansen
George Andrews
Howard
Mirs
Henry Holmes
Lind Robertson
Anamosa
Maude Dunedin
Center Juncton
Jim Gray
James
John Grint
J Zim
Mervan
George Sehey
John Vire
Torene
Jenne Belknap
Carol Gras
Grant Fields
Jorn
Heri
Monticella
Vic Henrys
George Hagkeno
Hears Haven
Damie
Garriet Siebel Wiesel
Katie
Mary Johnson
Clara Willms
Lawrence Herren
Dubuque District Forty Seventh Annual Contention Held
The forty seventh annual contention of the Dubuque district women’s society was hosted at the Methodist church. Mrs Johnson from Pittsburgh spoke as delegates gathered for the meeting and banquet attended by members from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusta Rowland
Ladies Contract Bridge Club
al. Currie
Hwowakiler
Oh Trete
Frark Babnel
Dubuque District
Methodist Church
Wises Johnson Deathness
Pittsburgh
Ieee
Queen Esther
First PTOA Meeting at Palo Th High School
The first meeting of the Palo Th PTOA was held Thursday night in the high school auditorium. Mrs Gary Railsback welcomed new teachers, Clark Beems of Cedar Rapids spoke on The Handwriting on the Wall, and R W Barrigar presented three violin selections with Eve Mre accompanying. James Mowbry is president and Mrs LF Melton is secretary. WoE Wagner chairs the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTOA
Gary Railsback
Clark Beems
Cedar Rapids
Barrigar
James Mowbry
LF Melton
PTA
Wagner
Asher–Jacoba wedding in Kansas City Oct. 19
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Surl Asher of Emory D. Asher and Miss Norma Jacoba of Yarmouth wed in Kansas City Missouri on October 19 with Rev Melvin Booth officiating Attendants were Miss Surline Asher and Charles Pentel The Ashers will reside in Kansas City
Columbus Junction couple wed in Washington Methodist church
Miss Rema Shellabarger of Columbus Junction and Marvin Brockway of Conesville married Wednesday at a Washington Methodist church with Rev Einsmann officiating. The ceremony included a wedding march by Mrs Jasman and attendance by Evelyn Curtis of Letts and Lile Brockway. A dinner followed with family and friends from Columbus Junction and Conesville. After a Ozarks trip, the couple will reside in Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rema Shellabarger
Noah Shellabarger
Columbus Junction
Marvin Brockway
Celia Brockway
Conesville
Washington
Einsmann
Reformed
Jasman
Evelyn Curtis
Letts
Lile Brockway
Lyle
Roberta
Charlotte
Ozarks
Besse We Roberts
Emma Beckman
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
EH Wiegner
Worth
Center Junction meeting of Presbyterian band at home
Center Junction Presbyterians held an all day meeting at the home of Wtre Fimer Andrews with The cre ciety president Jean Carson presiding. Attendees included Miss Fila Stre NE, Mr Vernon Carson, Mrs Scott W McDeneld and others. discussions centered on church activities and future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Toades
Fimer Andrews
Cre
John Strong
Fila Stre
Stradic
Jean Carson
Maynard Odd Fellows Fete Honors Local Notables
Members of the Maynard Odd Fellows of Fete Coants held a gathering with representatives from nearby lodges and community groups. The event featured talks, a meal, and acknowledgments for longtime members and local leaders including Mrs Seear, George Carle, Walter Free Gilmer, and Eugene Gime, with plans for future charitable projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Fete Coants
Pere von
Fayette Randala Oeloen
Sera
Mrs Sear
Lowell Gyer
Ted
George Carle
Rolland Walter
Free Gilmer
Eugene Gime
Anne Adams Patterns 2517 and 2464 for Fall Looks
Advertises Anne Adams sewing patterns 2517 and 2464 with sizes 10 through 40 and 12 through 40 respectively. Notes fabric needs, prices 15 cents per pattern and 30 cents for both, includes illustrated instructions and optional book, and directs orders to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West Lith Street
New York
Chelsea Couple to Wed at Mar shalltown Parsonage
Miss Helen Kosnar daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Kosnar and Robert Allee son of Mr and Mrs Guy Allee of Chelsea will wed October 28 at the Methodist parsonage in Mar shalltown. Attendants will be Miss Blanche Dvorak and Harry Benda. A wedding supper will be held at the bride's home. The bride graduated Chelsea high school in 1933 and the groom in 1932. They will honeymoon in Belle Plaine where he works at the Diamond Brothers store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kosnar
Lewis Kosnar
Robert Allee
Guy Allee
Chelsea
Marshalltown
Blanche Dvorak
Harry Benda
Chelsea High School
Belle Plaine
Diamond Brothers
Oxford Marriage of Dorothy Garin and Frank Re
Dorothy Garin daughter of Mr and Mrs Rerert Garin to Frank Re and Tona Cait daughter of Mr Ernest Relandef Wet Union. The ceremony October 12 at St Micox's rectory with Rev T Vo Lawler officiating Attendants were Mr and Mrs Roly Wagner and others. Mr and Mrs Reisland will take their home in Iowa City. Mrs Thelma Taylor was surprised at her Fame Thursday by a group of friends honoring her hurts and creary Mrs Anna Rapp entertained members of the Heh Priestess club at breakfast. A surprise for Mr John Fiereen nger at her Veure om der tes forering her birth were yey Tren sharing the elarte tere Me ord Mire JH hie er orger Me ord Vire Fave Here Mr rrad wy Jomea Flere borger upet vee Te, and Miss Fovwue'n St finan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gein
Rerert Garin
Frank Re
Tona Cait
Ernest Relandef
Ceremee
St Micox
T Vo Lawler
Roly
Wagner
Reisland
Heme
Iowa City
Thelma Taylor
Aroup
Frerde
Anna Rapp
Town City
Relytes
Joh
Elarte
Flereborger
Extension service talk highlights farm bureau women work
Miss Lewis the home demonstration agent spoke on the extension service and the farm bureau women’s cooperation with Iowa State College at a Tuesday gathering, detailing program aims and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Miss Lewis
Farm Bureau
Iowa State College
Dinner host and guest preachers in Prairie Creek area
Brandon and Mrs LaVerne Corbett hosted a dinner southeast of here on Thursday honoring Rev Dr Martin of Seattle and Rev Glenn Moore of Oelwein. Dr Martin leads evangelistic meetings at Prairie Creek Church where Moore serves as pastor. 4-H Harrison Bluebirds held a Halloween party at Miss Marguerite Cottrell's home Saturday. Mrs Minnie Hines hosted the Sunshine club Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Corbett
Here
Martin
Seattle
Wash
Glenn Moore
Oelwein
Prairie Creek Church
Moore
Harrison Bluebirds
Marguerite Cottrell
Minnie Hines
Sunshine Club
Bridge clubs meet at local homes this week
Keystone The Lack-a-Name bridge club gathered at Mrs Ben Eggers home Friday. Mrs F Hamann hosted the ladies five hundred club Wednesday. The Ladies Bridge club met at Mrs John Wamser home with Mrs Bob Kacena as hostess. The Two-to-Four five hundred club met with Mrs Fred Jagim at Van Horne Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Ben Eggers
F. Hamann
John Wamser
Bob Kacena
Fred Jagim
van Horne
Ednore Sorden Birthday Dinner at Webster Home
Mr and Mrs Roy Sorden hosted a small dinner Thursday night for daughter Ednore birthday and son Hal home on vacation from the San Diego naval training station. Attendees included Arlene Hall Audrey Bair Gladys Dillon Arlene Bair Olin Fredericksen Virgil Lee Winegarden Hal Sorden Morris Lemley of Sigourney and Eldnore Sorden. Andrey and Arlene Bair hosted a group of friends Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sorden
Ednore
Hal
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Arlene Hall
Audrey Bair
Gladys Dillon
Arlene Bair
Olin Fredericksen
Virgil Lee Winegarden
Hal Sorden
Morris Lemley
Sigourney
Eldnore Sorden
Andrey
Grand Mound Kings Daughters Meet at Will Ehlers Home
Grand Mound Kings Daughters class members gathered at the Will Ehlers home on Wednesday hosted by Mrs Ehlers and Mrs F C Rock. Election of officers named Mrs C F E Porter president and other posts filled by Mrs Clay Smith vice president Mrs C A James secretary and Mrs J W Lucy treasurer. Members of the American Legion auxiliary plan Monday supper then officer installations and district delegate elections in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters
Will Ehlers
Ehlers
F. C Rock
C FE Porter
Clay Smith
C. A James
J. W Lucy
American Legion Auxiliary
Marion
Postville Social Budgets Reported Across Bridge and Dinners
Postville residents hosted and attended multiple social events this week. Hostesses included Mesdames Collins Steele and Kohlmann at a Tuesday bridge dinner, with further bridge parties at Mrs. Louise Gray’s and Mrs. A. J. Phillips’s homes. Prizes went to Mrs. Dunne, Mrs. Kelleher, and Amy Meier. A Women’s Bible class gathering at Waukon Presbyterian church featured a covered dish dinner with many local ladies and the Rev L. L. Bond present. Grand Meadow held a program and dance at Turner hall Friday, while Chapter FT PEO met at Mrs. S. C. Bail y’s home Tuesday. A large parcel shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shave, tied to Miss Charlotte Witt of Ossian. The Meyers celebrated their tenth anniversary with a large picnic including many Castalia and Luana residents. Dozens of Postville families joined a Sunday picnic, listing numerous Ewing, Lawson, and related families from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames T. R. Collins
J. W. Steele
George Kohlmann
Thoma Cafe
Kohlmann
Louise Gray
A. J. Phillips
E. P. Dunne
Carrie Kelleher
Amy Meier
Waukon Presbyterian Church
C. H. Hale
L. L. Bond
Martha Lower
Clara Lower
Hattie Lower
Henry Ludeking
Peter Pratt
Diana Lou
Ray Senneff
L. A. Jones
Anna Thomas
Martha Wallace
Bert Klinkle
Mary Beetle
Will Toney
B. K. Orr
Grand Meadow Community Club
Turner Hall
S. C. Baily
Harvey Shave
Will Schave
Schave
Charlotte Witt
Ossian
Castalia
Helmuth Meyer
Fred Eberling
George W. Hein
W. H. Hein
Harold Eberling
C. F. Meier
Luver Schultz
W. H. Wiehe
Hattie Weihe
Henry Eggert
Louis Schroeder
Lena Behrens
Postville
Herb Kuene
Earl
Cresco
Harvey Dahms
Waterloo
Henry C. Lawson
Jess Uhl
Will Ewing
Harold Lawson
Lawrence Ewing
Neva
Larry Ewing
George Ewing
Charles Ewing
James Starkey
Marquette
Earl Ro
Randalia Methodist Ladies Aid Plans Bazaar Event
Randalia The Methodist Ladies aid society met Wednesday with Mrs. M. R. Clark and Mrs. E. H. Be man. Plans were made for a Community day and bazaar in November. Committees were appointed for fancy work, meat, candy, bake goods, and grab bag with listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
M. R. Clark
E. H. Beman
E. Beman
George Brown
C. T. Hall
A. S. Spatcher
B. S. Brown
S. W. Rubyer
Bert Cook
L. Arthur
L. E. Sarchett
Leslie Fay
Local Socials Highlight Family Celebrations and Club Visits
Mrs Hazel Crow hosted a large family gathering Sunday for the birthdays of her father Dell Noe and daughter Maxine. Brethren Aid met with Mrs Merle Kruger Wednesday. Methodist Aid was hosted Thursday by Mrs James Eldridge two miles northeast. Past Noble Grand members surprised Mrs Jack Neve on her 71st birthday Tuesday. Miss Isabel Halway entertained women and girls Wednesday in honor of Mrs Harold Siders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Crow
Dell Noe
Maxine
Merle Kruger
Brethren Aid Society
James Eldridge
Here
Methodist Aid Society
Noble Grand
Jack Neve
Isabel Halway
Harold Siders
October Birthday Club Hosted by Whittier Roots
Whittier residents Mr and Mrs Frank Root hosted the October Birthday Club with members including Mrs Harley Coppock Mr and Mrs Gene Reed and several others. A separate reunion occurred Saturday at Dan Hampton's home with Floyd Hampton Earl Hampton Dean Hampton and families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Root
Harley Coppock
Gene Reed
Will Martin
Ern Carnahan
Pete Kinkead
Dorothy
Mable
Irene Kinkead
Kennedy
Hazle
Phoebe
Dan Hampton
Floyd Hampton
Birthday celebrations span Marquette area homes
A surprise party honored Mrs William McGowan at Mrs Franklin Barth home in Marquette. The Marquette high school senior class hosted a Monday card party with bridge and 500. Anna Mae Deyo celebrated a surprise birthday at her home with 23 guests from Mc Gregor and Marquette. Mrs Minnie Lewis marked her birthday with friends and neighbors gathering last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Barth
William McGowan
Marquette High School
Anna Mae Deyo
McGregor
Marquette
Minnie Lewis
Gasoline Price Slightly Down Year Over Year
The average U S price for gasoline on September 1 was one percent lower than the same date last year reflecting a small annual decline in fuel costs nationwide. The report highlights pricing trends across regions and notes modest seasonal shifts in demand and supply factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
15 New Biographies at Public Library
A concise listing of new biographies added to the public library this fall. It highlights works on Ulysses S. Grant, the Lee family, Esme Howard, Jane Addams, Dwight Morrow, Stephen Lawford, Nicholas Wreden, Baroness Shidzue Ishimoto, Count Apponyi, Joan of Arc, George IV, Gilbert and Sullivan, Old Jules, Bliss Perry, and Vachel Lindsay, noting their themes and significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Ulysses S. Grant
William B. Hesseltine
Grant
Lees
Virginia
Burton J. Hendrick
Walter H. Page
Lee
America
Esme Howard
United States
Jane Addams
James Weber Linn
Dwight Morrow
Harold Nicolson
Stephen Lawford
Nicholas Wreden
Shidzue Ishimoto
Count Apponyi
Albert Apponyi
Liszt
Wagner
Joan of Arc
Milton Waldman
Orleans
George the Fourth
Roger Fulford
Europe
Gilbert and Sullivan
Hesketh Pearson
Jules
Mari Sandoz
Miss Sandoz
Bliss Perry
Williams College
Princeton
Harvard
Vachel Lindsay
Edgar Lee Masters
Portrait of a Poet by a Faithful Admirer
A man with steady regard for the naive and dynamic Lindsay offers an intimate glimpse of the recent American poet, blending admiration with restrained insight into the writer’s evolving voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Local Social Roundup From West Branch And Surroundings
West Branch hosts Mr and Mrs Alfred Larson for dinner with Iowa City guests while local groups hold meetings and visits. W F M S and Eastern Star events are noted along with W C T U travel and a birthday gathering at the Secrest home with relatives from Muscatine and West Liberty.
Art News Of The Little Gallery
Francis Robert White directs a feature on Iowa art, praising mural winners Adams of Fort Dodge and Bunn of Iowa City from a Dubuque post office contest. It notes Iowa’s rising status in fine arts, references five Iowans in the Chicago Art Institute exhibition, and invites the public to The Little Gallery showing watercolors by Dave McCosh and PWAP prints through next Friday from 2:30 to 5:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Adams
Fort Dodge
Bunn
Iowa City
Washington, D. C
Edward B. Rowan
State Capitol
Latin America
East
Metropolitan
New York
Art Institute
Whitney Museum
Chicago Art Institute
Dave McCosh
PWAP
Little Gallery
Largest Diesel Car Ready Declared by German Rail Shop
A German National Railway shop in Dessau has produced what is claimed to be the largest electric motor rail car in the world. It seats 139 passengers and can reach 100 miles per hour. It uses drum and hydraulic brakes and an automatic ground-induction control system for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessau
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilton Junction
Bainboe Schoel Bowie
Mre Treme Beret
Michel Freepeheen
Mae Sterner
Hallie Ferd
Myrtle Weaver
le Tesses
Methodist Ladies Vd Society
Louis Timmeen
Beryl Smith
Walther League
Raymond Moeller
H W Moeller
Anna
Clarence
Amber
Monona
Surl Asher
Emory D. Asher
Norma Jacoba
Yarmouth
Kansas City
Melvin Booth
Surline Asher
Charles Pentel
Jolly Workers Club
A J. Williamson
Myrtle. Marshall
Mabel Stroup
Mabel Lewis
Hortense Harris
Mary Mohhe
Ernest Dunlap
Butler
Vandemark
Floyd Miller
Ridge Club
Lloyd Haberichter
Moffet
Dorothy McNeil
Tri-Deck Bridge Club
Don Woodward
Fort Madison
Paul Huddle
L. L. Schneider
Mary Schwab
Merle Wilton
Paul McLaughlin
James Johaan
Bridge Club
Commercial Hotel
A L. Davison
Ernest Nelson
Nellie Hale
Tom McConnell
Oklahoma City
Okla
John Muller
Mediapolis
PEO
Kappa Tau Betas
Charles Syphrit
Lee Smith
Muscatine
Wapello
Paul Wiederrecht
Art Kremer
Don Parsons
W J Stroup
Harry Kelly
L. D. McKinney
Anice Clark
Jessie Lockwood
Ada Smith
Noble Grand Circle
B L. Christie
Christie
Center Junction
Maynard
Oxford
Clermont
SPR
Lenhart
Arderesn
Sanne Fey
Franz Shoet
Jaey
Steesed
Albert Potee
Ty Moyers
Guel
Fae Spelen
Slee Bing Haripart
Brandon
Webster
Grand Mound
Randalia
Whittier
Adies
Troy Laundry Co
Troy
First Street
West Branch
Alfred Larson
Theodore Standing
Walter Dakin
Irvin Larson
Davensport
L. J. Leech
Debbie Haines
Leech
Laura Gray
W. G. Fitzsimmons
Matt Ware
St. Louis
Glenn Speight
Juanita
E. S
Des Moines
Eastern Star
O. V. Edgerton
Clarence Secrest
Ben Mosher
Earl Lindle
George Serpy
West Liberty
Art News of the Little Gallery
Francis Robert White
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