Hortense Beistle Weds Frank Williams Jr in Evanston
Hortense Beistle of Sigourney marries Frank Williams Jr of Evanston Illinois in Evanston. They studied at Coe College Cedar Rapids and Northwestern University Evanston. she belongs to Alpha Xi Delta and he is Amherst College graduate. The couple plan to live in Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Hortense Beistle
Chet Beistle
Frank Willams, Jr
Evanston,Ir
Evanston, Jr
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern University
Evanston
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Williams
Amherst College
Amherst
Cascade Mrs George Hassenaar Hosts Sunday School Social
Cascade Mrs George Hassenaar entertained the ITT and Willing Workers classes of the Consolidated Sunday school Friday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dylan Hardin of Baldwin. Mrs Hardin was formerly Miss Lola Freeman. The 1933 class of St. Mary's high school held a farewell social at Legion Park for Edwin Bisenius Raphael Martenach and Marguerite Lorang who are leaving soon. Guests included Faber Kurt Louis Vandi Jr Elizabeth Kremer Filda Crurt Dora Kremer Mildred Moorian Rita Weber Catherine Hasch and Catherine Kurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hassenaar
ITT
Consolidated Sunday School
Dylan Hardin
Baldwin
Hardin
Lola Freeman
St. Mary's High School
Legion Park
Edwin Bisenius
Raphael Manternach
Marguerite Lorang
Faber Kurt
Louis Vandi, Jr
Elizabeth Kremer
Brooklyn club hosts luncheon to start year at Mrs Reed home
The Brooklyn Columbian club opened its year with a luncheon at Mrs Bernice Reed's home. In October members will visit the Montezuma Woman's club, which will host them in Brooklyn in November. The Philatheas class gave a surprise party for Mrs Alfred Hamilton formerly Verna Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Club
Bernice Reed
Montezuma Woman's Club
Montezuma Club
Brooklyn
Philatheas
Alfred Hamilton
Verna Morris
Harley Burch
E J Schmitz
William Harrison
Tom Roberts
Montgomery
Landes Park
Aurora
Cedar Rapids
Montour
Tipton
Gilman
Chelsea
Malcom
Montezuma
Deep River
Wrc's
George Billick
Holler
Freedline
Lenore Factor to Wed Gayten Palmer in Los Angeles
Announcement from Mr and Mrs J H Factor Monticello announces the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Lenore Factor to Gayten Palmer of Los Angeles son of Mr and Mrs NH Palmer of Charles City The wedding will take place September 18 in Los Angeles Miss Factor formerly worked as a nurse at John McDonald hospital Monticello Local church and social notices follow with details on meetings and gatherings across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H Factor
Mason City
Lenore
Gayten Palmer
Los Angeles
NH Palmer
Charles City
Miss Factor
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
City Park
John Steiner
Will Burrichter
Harry Ireland
George Sutherland
Congregational Working Band
Edward Templeton
Ruth Harper
Occidental College
E. Hicks
Carl Jolly
Corbet Couple Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Corbet marked their fiftieth anniversary at home on Monday. They wed September 4 1883 at Scotch Grove. The couple have six children all present including Jens Michaelson and wife Billie Jane their daughter Clinton Harland E H Corbet and family Cedar Rapids Frank Jarrett Harry Doyle and sons Howard and Royal Corbet of Monticello.
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Corbet
Scotch Grove
Daughters of Union Veterans Host Bridal Shower Ads
The Marengo Daughters of Union Veterans hosted a Wednesday shower for Harriet Bell a bride elect with out of town guest Mrs Peter Stover of Cedar Rapids. The Ingleside club opens its season Tuesday with talks by Bernice Gillmore and Mrs Harold Ellis. The Methodist Book and Craft club presented a missionary pageant for the Woman's Home Missionary Society at Mrs Milton Brown home. Queen Esthers and Mothers Jewels and other auxiliaries joined a picnic supper on the Brown lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Harriet Bell
Peter Stover
Cedar Rapids
Ingleside Club
Bernice Gillmore
Harold Ellis
Methodist Book and Craft Club
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Milton Brown
Queen Esthers
Mother's Jewels
Brown Lawn Daughters of Union Veterans
Esthera
Mother
Brown Lawn
What Cheer Eta Bita Pie Members Picnicked by English River
Friday outing for Eta Bita Pi members included Misses Armstrong Helen Bruno Ethel Cowan Leona Cowan Doris Clutter Evalyn Johnson and Helen Moode. A separate shower hosted by Mrs John Nelson honored Mrs Dolly Brucklander Nelson with Mrs Guy Trussler assisting. The Loyal Women class of Church of Christ gathered at Mrs Carl Delley’s home to celebrate teacher Mrs Clayton Molyneux’s birthday with guests Mrs Will Sarvis Jessie Fisher Mary Stein Clayton Molyneux and Dr Simpson.
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Eta Bita Pie Club
English River
Misses Armstrong
Helen Bruno
Ethel Cowan
Leona Cowan
Doris Clutter
Evalyn Johnson
Helen Moode
John Nelson
Dolly Brucklander Nelson
Guy Trussler
Church of Christ
Carl Delley
Clayton Molyneux
Will Sarvis
Jessie Fisher
Mary Stein
Pauline Powell Weds Ray Hoeppner in Dysart Parsonage
Pauline Powell and Ray Hoeppner of Traer married Tuesday at the Evangelical church parsonage in Dysart with Rev. H J Wackerbarth officiating. Witnesses were William Alcorn and Cleo Powell. A wedding supper followed at the Powell home. The couple plans a motor trip and will live with the Powells upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Powell
Ray Hoeppner
Traer
Evangelical Church Parsonage
Dysart
H. J Wackerbarth
William Alcorn
Cleo Powell
Will Powell
Powell
Hoeppner J
Chris Hoeppner
Dysart High School
Tracr
Oxford Community Groups Elect Local Leaders
Mrs. E K Linkhart was elected Federated Ladies Aid president at Methodist church parlors. Other officers include vice presidents Mrs Henry Dee Mrs Fred Schmidt and Mrs Henry Maske, secretary Mrs Josh Mann and treasurer Mrs R R Rapp. Luncheon hosts listed. multiple local ladies named. Oxford Rebekah lodge members met Thursday with luncheon by Mrs Ela Oakes and daughter Glee. North Liberty Sunday school hosts noted with committee including Mr and Mrs Clifford Roser Miss Bernice Young and Billie Stoner. Tiffin school opened with superintendent G M Ludwig principal Mrs Carl Lagel and several teachers named. Social hosts Mr and Mrs Martin Shebetka and relatives honored Mr and Mrs Al Houch of St Louis Mo. Agnes Parvin chapter OES met Tuesday with listed attendees. Standard Bearers hosted by Mrs William Young on Wednesday. Oxford school opened Monday with superintendent W A Scott principal Miss Hazel Jones and teachers Miss Margaret Meyn Miss Marjorie Schaffer Miss Anna Kelley Miss Ruth Linkhart Miss Elizabeth Shannahan.
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E. K. Linkhart
Federated Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Henry Dee
Fred Schmidt
Henry Maske
Josh Mann
R. R. Rapp
Anna Klenk
Lou Edwards
Will Edwards
Fred Elliott
John Nunn
Mabel Summerhays
Angie
Sarah Venter
Oxford
Rebekah Lodge
Ela Oakes
Glee
George Cotter
Walter Immeel
Lester Stover
North Liberty
Clifford Roser
Bernice Young
Billie Stoner
Tiffin
G M Ludwig
Carl Lagel
Clement Dunn
Margaret Ries
Martin Shebetka
al Houch
St Louis
Agnes Parvin
E S&s
John Cellman
Henry Wholscher
Harry Venter
Charles Sponar
Susie Watson
William Young
W. A Scott
Hazel Jones
Margaret Meyn
Marjorie Schaffer
Anna Kelley
Ruth Linkhart
Elizabeth Shannahan
Riverside Senior Needle Club Meets at Mrs Buechwalter Home
The Riverside Senior Needle club was entertained Thursday by Mrs Fannie Buechwalter at her daughter Mrs Alan Frost home. Guests included Miss Alma Gott and Mrs Edward W Ford. Members present named include Mrs C V Dautremont Mrs William Griffin Mrs C W Ingram Mrs C J Karel Mrs John Knittel Mrs William O Loughlin Mrs A H Pogge Mrs J J Reardon Mrs Joseph Stransky Mrs Frank La fourek Mrs Al Walton and Miss Carrie Iden. The club will be entertained by Mrs Ernest Salladay in Washington Tuesday. A party was held Wednesday at the home of Dr and Mrs E E Blythe on the seventh birthday of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Buechwalter
Alan Frost
Alma Gott
Edward W. Ford
C V Dautremont
William Griffin
C W. Ingram
C J Karel
John Knittel
William O'Loughlin
A H. Pogge
J. J Reardon
Joseph Stransky
Frank Lafourek
al Walton
Carrie Iden
Ernest Salladay
Washington
E. E. Blythe
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society Meeting and Picnic Report
The article lists attendees including Tommie McEwen and many others at the Methodist Ladies' Aid Society meeting. Four new members joined. Guests included Mrs. Edythe Price and Mrs. W. W. Hartzell. District No. 92 I O O F and Rebekahs held a picnic at the ball park with attendees from Washington, Lone Tree, LeClaire, Katona, Wellman and Riverside. Roy Flynn presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie McEwen
Jackie Mottet
Richard
Robert Pogge
Jackie Price
Hal
Donald Cress
Bobbie Soukup
Junior
Gwendolyn Marner
Jackie Kron
Mary Jane
Marjorie Quinn
Patricia Ann McCreedy
Barbara Ann Miller
Urban Heitzman
Shirley Ann Cress
Junior Doud
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Edythe Price
W. W. Hartzell
H. T. Holt
W. W Hartzel
Milt Wolrab
John Tener
Robert Wells
Iva McCreedy
Fred Sims
Fannie
Buchwalter
Rebekahs
Ball Park
Washington
Lone
Fayette Girl Weds Postville Man at Fayette Home
Fayette Miss Zaida Whitley daughter of Mrs John McLean of Fayette married Harold Schroeder of Postville at the bride’s mother home. Rev Leroy Wlehe of Cudahy Wis officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Helen See dord of West Union and best man Archie Schroeder of Postville. The couple will reside at Postville where Mr Schroeder is employed in the Dravis grocery. They attend the Chicago world’s fair with L G Meyer and Mrs Meyer of West Union whose sixteenth anniversary was Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaida Whitley
John McLean
Fayette
Harold Schroeder
Postville
Leroy Wlehe
Cudahay
Wis
Helen Seedort
West Union
Archie Schroeder
Fayette High School
Upper Iowa University Business Department
Schroeder
Postville High School
Iowa State College
Dravis
Marriage Banns Announced For Holyoke Quass Union
Charles Holyoke son of the Rev C E Holyoke formerly of here wed Ruby Quass of Cedar Rapids in Savanna NL on Aug 10. They stayed in Cedar Rapids after visiting with Holyoke’s sister Mrs W L Holdeman. Priscilla club elected Florence Adams president Gertrude Hamilton vice-president Lucy Kirchner secretary treasurer Edna Green Rose Petsel and Bertha Shoquist won bridge honors. Mrs L E Brinkmeyer hosted Sunday school class and Junior Boy Scouts in honor of Gerald’s 12th birthday. Ben Jehle gave a party nearby.
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Charles Holyoke
C. E. Holyoke
Here
Ruby Quass
Cedar Rapids
Savanna
W. L. Holdeman
Priscilla Club
Ethyl McCullough
Florence Adams
Gertrude Hamilton
Lucy Kirchner
Edna Green
Rose Petsel
Bertha Shoquist
Ben Jehle
L. E. Brinkmeyer
the Reformed Church
Boy Scouts
Gerald
Calinar Birthday Party Highlights and Local Social Notices
Lois Bicvar hosted a Thursday party at Rhine land gardens with Marian Hennessy Claire Frana Wilma Kudina Dolores Rothmeyer Catherine Brashier Kathryn Kittilsby Lenna Halverson Seraphia Huber Ruth Hathaway and Miriam Uher as guests Miss Marie Jindra of Milwaukee a guest of Mr and Mrs Albert Frana received several tributes last week Mrs Albert Frana hosted a dinner Tuesday and Mrs F A Hennessy hosted at Shima cafe Wednesday Dorothy Rosecky entertained at a dance party Thursday Florence Yager was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary at a Legion cabin near Fort Atkinson Tuesday Mesdames Joseph Martinek Anton Steffes and John Weist hosted events Mrs W Halverson and Mrs Edward Rausch named vice presidents Mrs W J Horton secretary Marie Luzum treasurer and Pauline Sandager historian.
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Calinar
Lois Bicvar
Rhienland
Gardens
Marian Hennessy
Claire Frana
Wilma Kudina
Dolores Rothmeyer
Catherine Brashier
Kathryn Kittilsby
Lenna Halverson
Seraphia Huber
Ruth Hathaway
Miriam Uher
Marie Jindra
Milwaukee
Albert Frana
F A Hennessy
Dorothy Rosecky
Florence Yager
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Cabin
Fort Atkinson
Joseph Martinek
Anton Steffes
John Weist
W Halverson
Edward Rausch
W J Horton
Marie Luzum
Pauline Sandager
Rowley Church Hosts Reception for Consolidated School Faculty
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society sponsored a reception in the church basement Thursday to welcome the Rowley consolidated school faculty. Honored guests included Superintendent and Mrs W D Yager Principal and Mrs Loren Snook Helen Lincoln Donna Meythaler Leonard Corkery Beth McGlade Faye Goodwin and Bernice Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Rowley Consolidated School
W. D. Yager
Loren Snook
Helen Lincoln
Donna Meythaler
Leonard Corkery
Beth McGlade
Faye Goodwin
Bernice Hayes
Clermont OE S Chapter Hosts After Two Month Break
The Clermont chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met Thursday at Johnson's hat with hostesses Mrs William Kelley and Mrs A J Priest. Refreshments were served by committee members Mrs Lillian Larrabee, Helen Larrabee, and Mr and Mrs D R Cottrell.
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WCOS
Johnson's Hat
William Kelley
A. J. Priest
Clermont
O E. S
Lillian Larrabee
Helen Larrabee
R. Cottrell
Olin Hiawatha chapter hosts and church society events
Olin Hiawatha chapter No. 394 of O. E. 8. met Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Blayney and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Buckley as hosts. Methodist Ladies Aid society was entertained Wednesday by Mes dames Allie Easterly Viola Mumby Delphia Swartzell and Audrey Mc Cormick. United Brethren Aid met with Mrs. Ida Von Jour and Mrs. Chris Hanson as hostesses. Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the same church met Thursday with Mrs. W. J. Renie. Mrs. Vera Ireland was leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
O. E
H. E. Carter
Gilbert Blayney
Clarence Buckley
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Allie Easterly
Viola Mumby
Delphia Swartzell
Audrey McCormick
United Brethren Aid
Ida von Jour
Chris Hanson
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
W. J. Renie
Vera Ireland
Birthday party for Lowden Trinity aid societies held at school hall
Lowden and Bennett members of Trinity Lutheran aid societies gathered at Trinity school hall Monday for their annual birthday party. Prizes in banco went to Mrs. L. D. Rixe Mrs. Louise Ernsting and Mrs. Ida Hoffmeier. Guests from Correll Minnesota Chicago Ill and Readiyn attended. Miss Esther Bicknese and Milton Frazer of Clinton wed at noon Saturday in St Ohn's Lutheran parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Aid Societies
Lowden and
Bennett
Trinity School Hall
Banco
L. D. Rixe
Louise Ernsting
Ida Hoffmeier
Erwin Schroeder
Correll, Minn
Vernon Beasley
Chicago
Ill
E. Kehe
Readiyn
Esther Bicknese
Clinton
Milton Frazer
Clinton Couple Wed in Local Ceremony
The Rev. J. F. Schulz officiated a Clinton wedding. Attendants were Norma Bicknese and Lynn Carpenter. The bride, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bicknese, will live in Clinton. She studied in Lowden schools and has worked in Clinton for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
J. F. Schulz
Norma Bicknese
Lynn Carpenter
William Bicknese
Lowden
Wellman Woman Reaches Ninetieth Birthday Milestone
Wellman’s Clarissa Hicks, the town’s oldest resident, celebrated her 90th birthday with a luncheon hosted noon Wednesday by Mrs. Hicks and daughter Pauline. Nieces Alicia Jones and Josie Moon attended along with guests Mrs. Frank Hicks and others. In another event, Mrs. Earl Weidlein was elected president of the first district association of the rural letter carriers' auxiliary, with Mrs. Clarence Van Tyl as vice-president and Mrs. Robert Nelson of Mediapolis as secretary treasurer.
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Clarissa Hicks
Wellman
Alicia Jones
Josie Moon
G. I. King
Hicks
Frank Hicks
Pauline
Frank, Wilson
Fred Durian
Earl Weidlein
New Suit Styles Take Over with Long Coats and Fur Details
ARMSTRONGS showcases updated menswear featuring fingertip to knee length coats, slim shoulder lines, and fur accents such as jabots epaulets and ascot finishes. Fabrics include suede broadcloth tweeds and diagonals in stone grey tones with furs like beaver Hudson seal and silver fox. Prices span $19.75 to $98.75 from Spur Del Monte Hickey Mangone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arm&Trong’s
Elwald
Armstrong
Spur
Reignited 1890s Style At Killian's Frock and Accessories
Reunion in America of the Old and the New Elegance features a black velvet frock from Killian's with square front neckline and V back, a detachable peplum, and a pleated taffeta skirt with lace. An eel grey bengaline dress with a braided collar echoes mauve decade style, plus a tip-tilted hat with a feather and a porcelain locket that doubles as a brooch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Killian
Fall fashions show a Chinese influence in 1890 wear
The article notes a return of yuNics and a trend toward shirtwaist dresses in mannish woolens. It observes a strong Chinese influence on fall fashions for 1890, with jewelry including a two button pin of contrasting stones and matching earrings.
Kiddies Comic Frolic Coupon Reminder
Parents reminded to clip the five cent coupon in today's Gazlette for the Kiddies Comic Frolic and Show next Saturday morning. Yesterday Paramount screenings featured Little Orphan Annie and two short features with an impersonation contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Harmony Café Dinner Offer Sparks Cheery Patronage
A reader extols Harmony Cafeteria inviting dinners to enjoy excellent food and incomparable service. The air conditioned hall is praised for relief from hay fever, quiet dining, reasonable prices, and window specials.
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Harmony A
Harmony
The
Lightweight vacuum cleaner at Iowa Electric Power Co
The Universal lightweight vacuum cleaner arrives at the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co priced at 16 dollars 95 cents. Weighing eight pounds and featuring a standard six motor it is promoted as twice as practical as a hand vacuum and ideal for apartments. Stop in for a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power CO
New Process Promises Odor Free Clothes by Zoric Cleaning
Advertisement touts the Zoric cleaning method to eliminate clothing odor and perspiration. It claims sterilization and spotless cleanliness, insisting the New Process addresses B. O. concerns and improves dress freshness.
Parison fashion shifts favor citron yellow and black tones
The text notes a move away from black and white toward citron yellow and black, with higher necklines and new guard collars. Suspender effects of fur appear in Paris collections while dark dull velvet and striped velvet gain traction. Blouses and jackets of tie silk are predicted to lead with new suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
LOTHES CLEANED the Retex way at KITTERMAN'S
Retex cleaning at Kitterman’s restores color and freshness to fabrics. Fall hat, coat, and husband’s top coat are encouraged for cleaning as the season nears. Prompt service with courteous handling is promised at phone number 28131.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothes
Kitterman
Marriages in Iowa: Partington-Gillett union and Rock Island ceremony
Wapello to Nichols nuptials unite Miss Helen Partington daughter of Clyde Partington and Donald Gillett son of L P Gillett. Genevieve Springstein and Russell W Crist wed at Rock Island Methodist parsonage with Rev A L Powell officiating. Attendants Miss Janette Collings Muscatine and James L Stratton Conesville. The Springsteins’ daughter and Crist will farm near Conesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Partington
Clyde Partington
Wapello
Donald Gillett
L. P. Gillett
Nichols
Genevieve Springstein
Russell W. Crist
Conesville
Rock Island
Janet Colelings
Muscatine
James L. Stratton
Earl Springstein
Crist
E. H. Crist
Moonlight Party by Rural Church Youths
The Ald society of The Trinity Reformed Ladies met in South Bethel church. Youths from Rochester Sugar Creek Bennett Clarence and South Bethel held a moonlight party at Ed Nebergall farm Monday evening with Rev Otis Moore in charge. The Sugar Creek Volunteer Class hosted a church party Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Reformed
Ed Nebergall
Rochester
Sugar Creek
Bennett, Clarence
South Bethel
Otis Moore
Shaeffer Pens and Pencils at Boyson Jewelry
Boyson Jewelry Co offers Shaeffer pen and pencil sets in black chromium grey pearl and blue starting at $1.00. A fountain pen is handy for college and automatic pencils add convenience urging customers to visit before school starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyson Jewelry CO
Boyson's
Portraits of Your Child at Montieur Studio
A push for early seasonal child portraits invites parents to book at Montieur Studio. The ad touts a maker with a noted skill in capturing young children before heavier clothing and dental changes occur, urging timely appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montieur
Mary
Rytex display offers mail supplies at Morris Sanford’s
For a dollar you get 100 folded sheets and 100 envelopes in four colors with your name in raised type. Large bifold sheets in grey ivory or white carry your name and address on both sheets and envelopes. Order now before you go away to school to avoid missing letters home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rytex
Morris Sanford's
Bailey Boot Shop Showcases Fall Shoe Line
Bailey's offers new eel grays browns suedes and suede and kid mixes with a complete color chart for costumes. Footwear features hand turned soles careful design for style and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Boot Shop
Bailey
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Bernice Linencamp
Barney Linencamp
Kenneth Bogue
Des Moines
Cyrus Bogue
Morrison
Father McIssac
St Mary's Catholic Church
Sirourney
Alfred Northup
Lafe Northup
Hedrick
Church of Christ Parsonage
C E. Clark
Edith Seaba
Leonard Smithart
Carl Cassen
Harvey Cassen
Alpha Delphian Society
Memorial Hall Cluir Rooms
J. G Lewis
Cascade
Marengo
Detroit
Worlds Cleaners
Athens
Ulily
Ovenlin
Third Avenue
Hall-Ekfelt
Donald Martin
Maxine Dickey
Tracer
Waukon
H W Singer
Ralph Martin
Mildred Kinner
Elberon
Cedar Rapids Business College
Bell Telephone Company
Vinton
F. C Dickey
Earl Dinsdale
Doris Hite
New Hampton
Robert Davies
Wisconsin
Mr Dinsdale
George Dinsdale
Dinsdale
Dinsdale High School
Verle Hite
Tracer High School
C E. Naylor
United Presbyterian Church
Will Parkhouse
W M . Henderson
Arthur Thomas
Bon Homie Club
Beth Stoakes
H. J Whanpell
F A Wignall
Federation
Alice Gregg
Riverside
Rowley
Boyson Jewelry Company
Higley
DIAL
Olin
Nancy
Delia
Gazette
Cedar ‘Rapids
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