Honor Miss Hagey At Public Library Reception
About 150 to 200 people gathered Friday evening at the public library to bid farewell to Miss E. Joanna Hagey the retiring head librarian who will move to California. The event was hosted by the library board and staff with a floral decorated art room serving area and a musical program by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vyskocil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
E. Joanna Hagey
California
Miss Hagey
Library Board of Trustees
Harry E. Boyd
Mary Burkhalter
Fred J. Kluss
Brien Evans
Henry Vyskocil
Hagey
Kappa Kappa Gamma Luncheon Hosts Prospective Students
Local alumnae and active members of Kappa Kappa Gamma hosted a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club for prospective university and college students. Guests from Des Moines Monticello Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Waterloo were seated at six-person tables. Mrs Glenn C Wheeler led the event with assistance from Mrs Horace G Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Des Moines
Monticello
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Glenn C. Wheeler
Horace G. Hedges
Pantry shower honors Miss Frances MacGregor before wedding
Miss Frances MacGregor was honored at a pantry shower hosted by Miss Dorothy Walland at 1403 Washington Avenue SE on Thursday. Umbrella decorations in yellow and green graced the event as bridge prizes went to Miss Marthella Schmidt and Miss Frances Buchan. other guests included Frances Powers, Lois Stewart, Helen Sheetz, Marian Kimball, Vinetta Tiffany, Jane Anderson, Mary Eleanor Ryan, Mary Frances Arduser, and Mrs. Lindsley, Earl Koehn, and John Stamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances MacGregor
William Avedovich
Dorothy Walland
Washington Avenue
Marthella Schmidt
Frances Buchan
Frances Powers
Lois Stewart
Helen Sheetz
Marian Kimball
Vinetta Tiffany
Jane Anderson
Mary Eleanor Ryan
Mary Frances Arduser
Mesdames Lindsley
Earl Koehn
John Stamy
Miss Marian Hunting Returns to Lake Forest Teaching Post
Miss Marian Hunting daughter of Mr and Mrs R D Hunting leaves for Lake Forest Illinois to resume teaching in the primary department of the public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marian
Lake Forest
Marian Hunting
R. D. Hunting
First Avenue E
Lake Forest, I
The
Public Schools
Des Moines Guest Dorothy Bell Leaves After Visit
Miss Dorothy Bell of Des Moines departed Friday after spending several days as a guest of Miss Ann Winslow at 2171 Linden Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bell
Ann Winslow
Des Moines
Linden Drive
Miss Novak Accepts Head Dietitian Post in Jacksonville
Miss Emily Novak, daughter of Mrs. Mary J. M. Novak of 1025 Second Street SE, left Friday for Jacksonville Illinois where she has accepted a position as head dietitian at Passanant Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Novak
Mary J. M. Novak
Second Street
Jacksonville
Ill
Passanant Memorial Hospi
Kadocio Camp Fire Picnic and Treasures at Bever Park
Kadocio Camp Fire group met for a picnic dinner at Bever Park on Wednesday followed by a short business meeting. Members planned a treasure hunt and the Wood Gatherers roasted wieners while the Fire Makers worked on ranks. New member Doris McPherson joined. guardians and mothers attended, including Margaret Clark and Mr. Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadocio
Bever Park
Guardian
Margaret Clark
Marjorie Lowry
Geraldine Allen
Claudine Kent
Arlene Allen
Carol Weigner
Joyce Lane
Blanche McPherson
Betty Umsted
Jean Eldred
Mary Crane
Rosemary Fuller
Inez Kruse
Elaine Norman
Corrine Groves
Doris McPherson
James Everett Lowry
Ewald Weigner
Enoch Groves
W. M. McPherson
The
Mr. Norman
Mrs Cosgrove Hosts Honorees At Social Evening
Mrs Gertrude Cosgrove of 221 Eleventh Street NE entertained Thursday night in honor of her sister Mrs Oliver Huseth of Great Falls Montana and her daughter Deann. Also present were Mesdames Paul Byrne Marvin Nedrow John Hadish W L Boyer and Joe Klima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Cosgrove
Eleventh Street
Oliver Huseth
Great Falls
Mont
Deann
Paul Byrne
Marvin Nedrow
John Hadish
W. L. Boyer
Joe Klima
Girl Scout Investiture Ceremony Honors Local Troop
Girl Scout troop No. 1 held its first investiture ceremony at the home of captain Mrs. George A. Hawkins on Fifteenth Street SE. Members Marcelle Harvey Shirley Harvey Ruth Kucera Patricia Kopecky Anna Gianedakis Irene Gianedakis Irene Paula Mary Anne Paula Francis Siamis Helen Costas Phoebe Jane Vavra Helen Thomas and Dolores Polansky were invested with their Girl Scout pins. Assistants included Mrs. A J Kopecky and Dorothy and Margaret Hawkins. The troop organized earlier this summer and received its New York charter on August 14. Officers elected Dorothy Hawkins senior patrol leader Ruth Kucera scribe Irene Gianedakis treasurer and Margaret Hawkins Patricia Kopecky patrol leaders. The troop committee is chaired by Mrs. L T Paula with members Mrs. William Vavra Mrs. A C Barta and Mrs. R A Harvey. Mothers attended quietly and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troop No. 1
George A. Hawkins
Fifteenth Street SE
Marcelle Harvey
Shirley Harvey
Ruth Kucera
Patricia Kopecky
Anna Gianedakis
Irene Gianedakis
Irene Paula
Mary Anne Paula
Francis Siamis
Helen Costas
Phoebe Jane Vavra
Helen Thomas
Dolores Polansky
Hawkins
A. J. Kopecky
Dorothy
Margaret Hawkins
New York
Dorothy Hawkins
L. T. Paula
William Vavra
A. C. Barta
R. A. Harvey
Bridal Dinner Honors Sara Wilson and Gray Alan Wilson
Mr and Mrs C F Wilson of Nevada hosted a bridal dinner Friday for their daughter Sara M Wilson and Gray Alan Wilson who wed Saturday in Nevada. Attendants received gifts and guests from Tyron Cedar Rapids Marion Evanston Ames attended. A prior stag party honored Gray Alan Wilson with William A Chapman hosting a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wilson
Nevada
Sara Margaret Wilson
Gray Alan Wilson
Miss Wilson
Linda Coleman
Tyron
Kennedy
J. C. Hathaw
Doris Anne Crowley Celebrates Her Tenth Birthday
Doris Anne Crowley daughter of Mr and Mrs A V Crowley 2016 Avenue NE celebrated her tenth birthday Friday afternoon by entertaining fifteen friends at a party. Guests included Billy Robison Kathleen Robison Jack Burns Barbara Teeters Patricia Davin Janice Johnson Margaret Beals George Beals Kendall Eninbach Shirley Prohaska David Fagle Aliene Vondracek Isabel Van Cleve Mary Kay Harger and Marlene Harger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Anne Crowley
A. V. Crowley
Avenue NE
Billy
Kathleen Robison
Jack Burns
Barbara Teeters
Patricia Davin
Janice Johnson
Margaret
George Beals
Kendall Eninbach
Shirley Prohaska
David Fagle
Aliene Vondracek
Isabel van Cleve
Mary Kay
Marlene Harger
Wap-O-can-dee Camp Fire Group Scavenger Hunt Event
The Wap-O-can-dee Camp Fire group met Wednesday for a scavenger hunt and cook-out. Elaine Anderson led the hunt as a requirement for torch bearers in social leadership and awarded prizes to Mildred Krogh and Audrey Nilsson. Guests included Audrey Anderson and Mrs A J Anderson, guardian of the Eluta Tami group. Members present were Mildred Krogh, Audrey Nilsson, Elvanne Kriz, Betty Meyers, Elaine Anderson and Mrs Anton Nilsson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Anderson
Mildred Krogh
Audrey Nilsson
Audrey Anderson
A. J. Anderson
Eluta Tami
Elvanne Kriz
Betty Meyers
Anton Nilsson
Guardian
Women Employees Honor Miss Witousek at Roosevelt Shower
Women workers from Penick and Ford honored Miss Julia Witousek at the Roosevelt hotel. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Fred Kloubec of North Liberty on September 6. Salmon colored gladiolias decorated the Florentine room and gifts were presented to the bride. Hazel Moore led the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penick
Ford
Roosevelt Hotel
Julia Witousek
Fred Kloubec
North Liberty
Florentine
Visit R. L. Gillicks Weekend Guests From Joliet
Mr and Mrs R L Gillick of 339 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE host as weekend guests Mrs Lee Ferguson and Mrs Minnie Kaiser of Joliet Til
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Gillick
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Lee Ferguson
Minnie Kaiser
Joliet, Til
Mary Stenner Home Return After Midwest Trip
Mary Stenner of 1739 D avenue NE has returned from a trip to Minneapolis Duluth and Reedsburg Wisconsin and is home again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stenner
D Avenue NE
Minneapolis
Duluth
Reedsburg
Wis
Miss Jane Walters Weds Kenneth Schoner in Home Ceremony
Miss Jane Louise Walters becomes bride of Kenneth William Schoner in a moss crepe gown at the Walters home officiated by Rev. H. Hook. The couple, given in marriage by John Baily Walters, plan to reside at 1408 B avenue NE after Sept. 15. Out-of-town guests from Louisville, Miles City, Phoenix, Waterloo, and Eagle Grove attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Louise Walters
Marjorie Walters
Sixteenth Street
Kenneth William Schoner
Effie Schoner
A Avenue NW
H. Hook
Central Park Presbyterian Church
John Baily Walters
Carrie Kendall
D. C. McCormac
Delft
D. C
B Avenue
Schoner
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Monticello School
Oscar Frisbie
Louisville
E. B. Walters
Cecil W. Tarbox
Miles City
Mont
Charles N. Walters
Phoenix, Ariz
Co. Co. Chesterman
Margaret
Waterloo
H. H. Green
Eagle Grove
Daughters of Union Veterans Meet at Mrs McMasters Home
Mrs Gene McMasters hosted past presidents of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War at 1836 Park Avenue SE with Mrs John A Taylor assisting. Mrs John Culbreth shared a Canada Alaska trip. Mrs Ira Moore recounted a eastern states and New York world’s fair visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McMasters
John A. Taylor
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Heaton
Central City
Mesdames Culbreth
Moore
Mulson
Ada Emery
Alma Owens
Mrs Edinger and sons visit Downings in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Edward F. Edinger of Bedford Indiana and her sons Edward and Bobby arrived Friday to visit Mr and Mrs E Glenn Downing at 819 D Avenue NW Cedar Rapids. The Edingers are former Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Edinger
Bedford
Ind
Edward
Bobby
E. Glenn Downing
D Avenue NW
Edingers
Cedar Rapids
Lees Visit Lemleys Arrive In Britt
Mr and Mrs A W Lee of Britt arrive Saturday to stay a week with their daughter Mrs A W Lemley and her husband at 2535 Vernoncourt SE in Britt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Lees
Lemleys
A. W. Lee
Britt
A. W. Lemley
Mr. Lemley
Vernoncourt SE
Patricia Ann Hines Birthday Party Observed
Mrs. H L Hines hosted a Thursday gathering at 1120 Twenty second avenue SW for her daughter Patricia Ann who turned three. Mardene Long supervised party games while friends and relatives including Joyce McFarlen Joan Johnson Judy Johnson Donna Mae Tootsie Thorr Vivian Aletha Mae Marilyn Schrimper Frances Edsel Mikesell Willard Mentzer Geraldine Low Fetter Janet Low Fetter Jackie Deane and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hines
Patricia Ann
Mardene Long
Joyce McFarlen
Joan Johnson
Judy Johnson
Donna Mae
Tootsie Thorr
Vivian
Aletha Mae
Marilyn Schrimper
Frances
Edsel Mikesell
Willard Eugene Mentzer
Geraldine Marie
Janet Low Fetter
Jackie Deane
John Hines
M. E. Koppenhaver
William Fetter
Floyd Fetter
Maurice Johnson
Bessie Smollen
Friedels Leave After Week With Sister in Iowa
Mrs. George Friedel and her son Dwayne concluded a weeklong visit with Mrs. Friedel’s sister Mrs. Mable York. Mrs. Friedel, formerly Ila Weaver of Cedar Rapids, left Thursday to join her husband in Oklahoma City where he works for the Twentieth Century Fox film corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Friedel
Dwayne
Friedel
Mable York
Ila Weaver
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Friedel
Oklahoma City
Twentieth Century- Fox Film Corporation
Easy Aces Club Hostess Hosts Dutch Treat Luncheon
Mrs. D. R. Potter of 412 Twelfth Street NE presided over a Thursday luncheon at Fleming tea room for the Easy Aces club. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames W. Willenborg, W. Kurtz, Leo J. Smith and J. Frey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Potter
Twelfth Street
Easy Aces Club
Fleming Tea Room
W. Willenborg
W. Kurtz
Leo J. Smith
J. Frey
Cedar Rapids Women Return From Extended Western Trip
After visits to San Francisco and other western cities Mrs. George Kurth and Mrs. L. M. Kucera of Cedar Rapids toured New York City Brooklyn Washington D C Atlantic City and Valparaiso Indiana with friends and relatives. They returned Saturday after their extended trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George Kurth
L. M. Kucera
Cedar Rapids
New York City
Brooklyn
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Valparaso
Ind
Melsh Children Return From Summer with Fuegens in Charlotte
Margaret and Robert Melsh children of Mr and Mrs Frank Melsh of 887 Shaver Road NE returned after spending the summer with their uncle and aunt Wilburt Fuegen in Charlotte North Carolina and Mrs Fuegen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Robert Melsh
Frank Melsh
Shaver Road
Wilburt Fuegen
Charlotte
Mrs. J L Conley Leaves for Duluth With Granddaughter
Mrs J L Conley of 1203 Elmhurst Drive NE departs Friday for Duluth with granddaughter Patricia Ann Wilkins who will enter Stanbrook Hall. The pair plan a stopover in St Paul en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Conley
Elmhurst Drive
Duluth
Patricia Ann Wilkins
Stanbrook Hall
St. Paul
French-silhouette pattern for Anne Adams 4263 frock
The ad promotes Anne Adams Pattern 4263 a full-skirted day or evening dress for a gay young girl in sizes 10 to 18 with bust 28 to 36. Size 14 requires 4 4 yards of 39 inch fabric plus a small contrast piece. Eight cents price and ordering details direct readers to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Depart 243 W 17th St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids
Pattern
17Th St
New York
Hoover Urges U S to Stay Out of War
Former President Herbert Hoover pleads for America to remain out of Europe’s looming conflict in a nationwide NBC address. He warns of a long, brutal war with Mass casualties and widespread hardship while urging support for the President and Congress to keep the United States free and strong for future peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sns
America
Herbert Hoover
NBC
Hoover
Poland
France
England
Europe
Congress
Humanity
United States
Germans Restrict Radio Listening Decree imposes death penalty
Berlin reports a decree fixes the death penalty for spreading false reports broadcast by foreign radio stations. Listening to any foreign station is forbidden, but the death penalty applies to aggravated cases of disseminating statements from foreign outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Northwestern Club Views 1938 Football Movies in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Northwestern University club hosted a dinner at the Roosevelt hotel featuring motion pictures of Northwestern touchdown plays from the 1938 season. Carl Jordan announced the retirement of President Walter Dill Scott after 18 years, urged support for new head Dr. Franklyn Bliss Snyder. Hal Sheridan of Paramount treated members to a free movie show after the meeting. Dr. Lawrence Kessler chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern University Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Carl Jordan
Walter Dill Scott
Franklyn Bliss Snyder
Hal Sheridan
Paramount Theater
Lawrence Kessler
Maps for Health at Odd House
A health column argues for using large dated maps on walls at Odd House to aid patients in long-term confinement. Colorful maps provide engaging, tangible focus for youth and adults alike, offering context and conversation while preserving light, air, and pleasant views through skylight or floor inlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd House
Orange juice diet and health for overweight adults
Reader asks if a three day orange juice diet is safe for overweight adults. Answer states over eighteen and overweight can be acceptable, noting orange juice has limited nutritive value compared to milk. Also includes guidance on water in ears, ear protection, and spinal curvature health questions tied to a youth health booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss L. W
Final TowA fair winners selected
Iowa's 85th state fair closed with a music show and a Paul Whiteman concert as livestock and exhibits were cleared. Officials expect a profit around four ten thousand dollars after reduced attendance and a smaller receipts total, while Four-H and county teams earned top honors in demonstrations and crop judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Paul Whiteman
A. R. Corey
Willia Arendt
Glen Bakehouse
Hedrick
Keokuk County
National Club Congress
Chicago
Mitchell County
Polk County
Boone
Clark
Delaware
Emmet
Calhoun
Johnson
Winnebago
Buena Vista
West Pottawattamie
van Buren
Merlin Musfeldt
Carroll County
Carroll
Musfeldt
Alvin Musfeldt
George Opperman
Charles Cottrell
Benton County
Dorance Allen
Monona
Russell Bucks
Scott
Herbert Olson
Benton
Lyle Olson
Richard Eyestone
Black Hawk
Robert Rogers
Woodbury
Humboldt
Fayette
Marshall
Poweshiek
Mahaska
Sac
Wright
Clinton
Lucas
Fayette County
Commentator Cut Off Air In St Louis Broadcast
Dorothy Thompson, columnist and radio commentator, was cut off the air on KWK while criticizing Adolf Hitler after his reichstag address. Station president Robert Convey said the interruption reflected personal opinion, not censorship, and cited public interest and FCC/NAB code considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Dorothy Thompson
KWK
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Miss Thompson
NBC
Robert Convey
Federal Communications Commission
Convey
New Zealand and Australia Pledge Aid to Great Britain
Canberra broadcasts a government declaration of danger of war and steps to place Australia on a war footing. Prime Minister Menzies said Britons go to war with a clear conscience if Germany attacked Poland and that justice and honest dealing cannot be overthrown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Australia
Great Britain
Canberra
Australian Commonwealth
R. G. Menzies
Poland
New Zealand Signals Full Support for Britain
Acting Prime Minister P. Fraser announced that New Zealand will fully support Great Britain and has advised the British government of its complete approval of Britain's course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Great Britain
P. Fraser
Dr Judd to Speak At Two Union Services In Cedar Rapids
Dr Walter H Judd former China medical missionary and noted Far East expert will address two union services in Cedar Rapids on Sunday on Americas Relation to the Far Eastern Situation He will draw on his Orient knowledge and wartime observations from China and Japan He spoke across the nation after leaving China in 1938 The 10 30 a m service will be at St Pauls Methodist Church and the 8 p m service at First Evangelical Church Both services are open to the public
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Judd
China
Cedar Rapids
America
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
West Side
First Evangelical Church
First Avenue
Third Street
Netherlands declares martial law as government takes control
The Netherlands government declared martial law on Saturday allowing military authorities to take all measures deemed necessary. A group of Americans who fled from Germany will board the Statendam, sailing for America on the night of September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
London
Netherlands
Germany
America
Next War Would Use Television Huge Microscopes And Cameras
A 1947 article describes television and radio devices shaping future warfare. It cites Dr. V. K. Zworykin on the iconoscope for aerial observation, and predicts TV links between planes and headquarters. It notes advanced electron microscopes, plotting machines, and chemical and psychological methods aiding victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
V. K. Zworykin
Radio Corporation of America
Zworykin
Borah Opposes Repeal of U S Arms Embargo
Senator William E. Borah warning that repeal of the arms embargo in the neutrality act would drag the United States into Europe’s war. He urged staying fully neutral and avoiding partial involvement to prevent American casualties and entanglement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
U.S
Poland Springs
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Roosevelt
Senate
Europe
America
Australia Declares Danger Of Warfare In Proclamation
The commonwealth executive council issued a danger of war proclamation on Saturday. Premier Robert Gordon Menzies warned that war would come if Germany wanted it. Censorship of cables wireless and mails for overseas was announced as a precaution. G Casey said munition factories were ready for instant production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
London
Commonwealth Executive Council
Robert Gordon Menzies
Germany
G. Casey
Supply and Development
Believe U. S. Now Experienced Enough To Keep Neutrality
Washington officials say the United States is in a far stronger position to preserve neutrality in the undeclared European war than in 1914. They cite World War I experience, noting better anticipation and preparation, less opinion confusion, and more unified action across government if America remains out of the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
United States
America
Canada Enforces Full Censorship Across Media
Ottawa orders censorship on all publications and radio broadcasts under wartime measures invoked amid imminent war. Prime Minister Mackenzie King says Canada stands with Britain and parliament is not in session, with the proclamation urging citizens to govern themselves accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
W. L. MacKenzie King
Britain
Canada Gazette
Swiss Soldiers In U.S. Ordered Home
Chicago AP report says a Swiss consulate notice to Swiss citizens in the United States orders all officers NCOs and privates of the Auszug Landwehr and Landsrurm to return at once to prevent and join their army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Auszug
Landwehr
Landstrum
Protect Treasures in Berlin Bomb Shelter Preparations
Berlin prepared to defend art treasures on Saturday as sandbag barricades surrounded museums and many paintings and artifacts were moved to bomb vaults for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Miss Novak
Illinois
Mrs. Cosgrove
Gazette
Girl Scout
Sara
Gray Wilson
Wap-O-Can-Dee Group
Miss Witousek
R. L. Gillicks
Kenneth W.schoner
MRS
Mrs. Hines
Friedels
Melsh
Northwestern U. Club
Personal Health Service
William Brady, M. D
Towa Fair
Warren Severs
Donald Oelrich
Eli Madon
Seton Golinveaux
Willie Wilson
Mahaska County
Richard Phillips
Charles Smith
Clinton County
Charles Williams
Ward Tubbs
Charles Wilva
Carlton Maltas
Dr. Judd
City
G. B. Lalins
M. N. MacLeod
U. S
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