Arches and Calvary Churches Schedule and Events
The page lists church services and programs across area parishes including te Arches Baptist on First-Second avenues and Twelfth Street SE with service times. Calvary on Fifth Avenue at Sixth Street SW. Immaculate Conception on Third Avenue at Tenth Street SE. St Ludmila on Twenty-first Avenue. St Matthew on First Avenue. St Patrick on First Avenue. St Wenceslaus on Twelfth Avenue. Lutheran league activities. Saron on Second Avenue and Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
John M. Molloy
N C. Barrett
M .A Mullan
St. Ludmila's
Twenty-first Avenue
Second Street
F. R. Hruby
St. Matthew's
First Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
J .D. Kearns
First Avenue E
St Patrick's
Fifth Street
St. Wenceslaus
Twelfth Avenue
August Vojacek
VJ Hrubek
Christian Science services and church details
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday services at 11 a.m in the 1242 Second avenue church building with Sunday school at 8:45 a.m and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7:30 p.m. Reading rooms operate daily except Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Second Church on Third avenue at Sixth Street lists Rev I E Linkletter as minister with worship at 10:50 a.m and Bible study midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
First Church of Christ
Second Avenue
Paramount Theater
Third Avenue
Sixth Stree
I E Linkletter
Paul Preston
Walker
Church Services and Schedule at Brethren Church
The Church of the Brethren on Fourth Avenue at Twelfth Street SE lists Rev. Galen T Lehman as pastor. Bible school 9:45 am, Morning worship 11, Sermon The Lord's Share by P. D, 6:30 pm Evening worship 7:30 pm Reading The Deacon's Tenth, and Play by young people. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Twelfth Street
Russell F Judson
Young People's Meeting
Calvary
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
E. F. Austin
Y. P.U
Church of the Brethren
Fourth Avenue
Galen T Lehman
Bethany
Missour
Swnod English Lutheran Church
First Avenue
Mark J Steege
Trinity—Missour Synod
Fourteenth Street
P. L. Bornhoeft
Walther Jeannue
Walther League Zeneral
Marengo
U. S. CA
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
John J. Gent
Trinity School of Religion
Eighth Avenue
L Street
Samuel Ramaker
Tears of Salvatory
Christian Endeavor
Czech Second Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Frank Heinrich
Naom
Young Peoples Co E
Seventh Street
Ensign
H. M. Uptegrove
Young Peoples Legion
Young Peopies
Second Street
W Greer McCrory
Bible School
Grande Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Samuel NM Morrow
Church of Christ Sunday Services At 214 Seventh Street
The Church of Christ at 214 Seventh Street SW holds Bible study at 1030 AM followed by Communion at 1130 AM and a preaching service. Evening meeting at 730 PM led by W. C. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Seventh Street SW
W. C. Wilson
Diverse church services listed on Washington area
A long list of religious services across multiple churches in Washington and surroundings. Times, sermon topics, and clergy names are given including Rev Nelson C Dreier, Rev Charles Fedwares, Rev Levi Pennington, and Rev George Kortling, with Masses, Sunday schools, and CE meetings noted throughout.
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A column by Claude Callan recounts a family quarrel over homegrown tomatoes. The father recalls his wife Ma guarding a tomato crop from their son Joe, insisting the fruit was safe despite his skeptical take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Helping Hand Band Meeting and Service Notices
The notice lists a Helping Hand Band meeting Friday at 2 p.m. on Peoples Third Avenue at Sixth Street SE. Rev Melvin Lb Welke, minister of the School of Religion, 950 a.m. Prof L E Garwood's adult forum at 950 a.m. Service and sermon at 11 a.m. Topics include Experiences of the Summer Interesting Sights and Unique Personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Melvin Lb. Welke
School of Religion
L. E. Garwood
Sabbath services and programs at multiple churches
Listings show Sabbath school at 945 am with lessons on Isaiah contrasts false versus true worship and morning worship with a sermon on Love's Labor by A. Sampson. Evening services include Plan and God’s Plan sermons. Bible study and prayer are weekly. Additional events include youth and reading room hours and daily meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
Isaiah
Ysalan
A. Sampson
Man Held After Attempting to Drive Off From Service Station
W J Wheelan of Rock Island, 34, was jailed for intoxication and held for a Monday hearing after trying to drive away from a Tenth Street S and W auto service station. Employe John C Hendricks chased him from one car as Wheelan rifled a desk on the second floor before hopping into another vehicle and being stopped by police. He was too intoxicated to answer questions coherently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J Wheelan
Rock Island, Sr
Wheelan
Stearns and Rittenburg
Tenth Street
John C Hendricks
Hendricks
Illinois
Sermon Series on Summer Experiences at Peoples Church
The Peoples church opens fall with Rev. Melvin L. Welke delivering a September sermon series on Experiences of the Summer. Tomorrow’s topic is Interesting Sights and Unique Personalities with further talks titled Noteworthy Events and Stirring Ideas and We’re on Our Course Set Your Sail. Welke spent summer at Isles of Shoals near Portsmouth New Hampshire including Star Island a longtime center for Unitarian conferences and recreation. He also visited sites near Boston and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Church
Melvin L. Welke
Star Island
United States
Starsland
Welke
Boston
Baltimore
Potter to Speak at Trinity Methodist Sunday
The Rev. Thomas Potter, Washington High School Cedar Rapids class of 1899, now of New York City, will occupy Trinity Methodist church pulpit Sunday at 10 45 am. His subject will be The Glory of God's Minority. Potter has been attending the Methodist conference at Waterloo this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Potter
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
New York City
Trinity Methodist Church
Mr Potter
Waterloo
Dr Gage to Speak at St Pauls Sunday Morning
Dr H M Gage president of Coe College will speak at the forenoon worship service at St Pauls Methodist Church tomorrow at 11 oclock. In the pastor’s absence Rev Dr A A Brooks will lead. Gages sermon title Shall the Republic Perish and the talk follows Constitution Day Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H M Gage
Coe College
St. Paul's Methodist Church
A A Brooks
Gage
Republic
Dwight Kraumboltz Elected Head of First Presbyterian Men
Dwight Kraumboltz was elected president of the First Presbyterian Men's Club for the 1934 35 season at the first meeting of the year. Arthur Barlow was chosen as vice president James Franken as secretary and Harris Bennett as treasurer. The nominating committee was M M Thompson and John M Ely. Committees include Membership led by John M Ely Ralph Walker and M M Thompsdn and program led by Fred Hirss with Tom Wright and T R Warriner. The executive committee includes officers Byron A Barlow and Charles Penningroth. The Friday social program featured vacation experiences shared by Fred Kluss and Prof Nelson V Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Krumboltz
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Chapel
Arthur Barlow
James Franken
Harris Bennett
M. M. Thompson
John M Ely
Ralph Walker
M M Thompsdn
Fred Hirss
Tom Wright
T R. Warriner
Byron A Barlow
Charles Penningroth
Fred Kluss
Nelson V. Russell
Grinnell Lions Elect Officers and Anamosa Condemnation
Grinnell American Legion post re-elects Homer Lowrey as commander with John Peters and Howard Tinnes as adjutant and finance officer. Grinnell Legion Auxiliary names officers. Anamosa condemnation sets land at $200 per acre for quarry use. Anamosa budget for 1935 totals 226000 with relief fund at 45000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Homer Lowrey
American Legion
John Peters
Howard Tinnes
R. T Mills
George Mooers
Ralph Longley
John Garwood
Homer Talbert
D. J Muckler
Donald Dow
G. L. Wells
Paul Fraser
Anamosa
Tyler and Downing
Grinnell—Legion Auxiliary
Mary Bradley
C. J. Turner
D. J. Muckler
Grace Woods
Athur Robison
Verna Garrigan
John Carter
Arthur Pearson
C .E. Adkins
R. E. Goughnour
Ted Staffanou
Hopkinton
Andy Loop
Fay
Sand Springs
Will Rogers Across Europe in One Day
Will Rogers recounts rapid travels through multiple countries, noting passport withdrawals and crossed borders from Hungary to England. He claims Poland impressed the League of Nations and describes a lively, satirical view of international tensions and camaraderie among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Budapest
Hungary
Czechoszoyokia
Austria
France
Belgium
England
Poland
Europe
League of Nations
Grinnell Democrats Form Con gress Club in Grinnell
A Grinnell Fabritz for Congress club was organized with eighty Poweshiek county Democrats. Gael Burk was elected president with Miss Louella Focht as vice president and Clifford Streck as secretary, at a Thursday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Fabritz For Congress Club
Poweshiek County
Gael Burk
Louella Focht
Clifford Streck
Monticello
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Henry Poppe
Langworthy
Poppe
Switzerland
Oakwood
Geo. W. Foster
Chester Township
Wilkinson
Anamosa
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Eugene Palmer to Continue Sunshine Mission Meetings Next Week
Evangelist Eugene Palmer will extend Sunshine Mission meetings into next week per Rev Frank Ward. Saturday is Children night with Palmer's magic, stories and songs. admission requires parent presence or a Mission issued ticket. Sunday evening is Patriotic night with Palmer’s war era loyalties and songs. John Braque won first prize for oldest overalls and Mrs Perry Myers for oldest dress at Friday’s Working People's service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
Eugene Palmer
Frank Ward
Palmer
John Braque
N Street
Perry Myers
First Street
The Home as a Service Station and The Restless Heart
Janette Serrec laments wives and mothers who seek more than a clean house and meals at home. She argues postwar fatigue fuels the exodus from hearth and urges focusing on laughter, calm nerves, and shared daily life rather than silver and china.
First Presbyterian to Resume Christian Endraxor Activities
Young people at First Presbyterian church plan to resume Christian Endeavor activities Sunday at 6 45 pm in the chapel. The Rev Robert Little will lead a discussion titled The Bible and Its Application to Everyday Life. All young people and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterar Church
Trapel Paror
Robert Little
First Presbyterian
Phantom killer stalks rail car death in Minnesota
A bound and gagged man found in a rail car, bearing a garrotting wound matching a detective story magazine cover, prompted investigators in Red Wing Minnesota to seek a mentally unbalanced killer. The unidentified victim, about 65, weighed 140 pounds, wore Minneapolis fashion, and lay with rifled pockets nearby a knapsack of belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wing
Minn
Detective Story Magazine
Minneapolis
Golden Rule Should Replace Many Laws Says Veterans Chief
William H. Armstrong of Racine Wisconsin former commander of United Spanish American War veterans urged Mount Vernon listeners to replace many laws with the golden rule. He argued united veterans must protect the Constitution and vote country first. The event included numerous veterans and community leaders with a 75 person dinner served by the Legion auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
America
William H. Armstrong
Racine
Wis
United
Martin B. Andelsinger
Dubuque
Mr. Armstrong
Ed Smith
3. S. Haun
A. G. Morrison
J. A. Trimble
A. J. Artos
F. A. Swartz
United Spanish American War Veterans
Waterloo
Henry Holtz
Dubuque Camp
Roy Tallman
Clinton
William J. Neill
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Camp
Allie Reed
Mr. Meyers
Second District Council
J. R. Gardner
Lisbon
Frank Hahn
Ed Kopp
R. Burns
Los Angeles
Mr. Nelson
Milton Hand
Center Point
Joe Bennett
Woman injured arranging flowers for Shadle funeral
Mrs J J Terrall wife of Dr J J Terrall of Cedar Rapids slipped on an incline outside Beatty mortuary at 9 15 am Saturday and suffered fractures to her left arm and leg. She is hospitalized at St Luke s. She had gathered bouquets from friends to honor Mr George Shadle pioneer Cedar Rapids resident whose funeral was at Beatty mortuary at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shadle
Cedar Rapids
J. J. Terrall
J J. Terral
Third Avenue
Beatty Mortuary
St. Luke's Hospital
Shadle
Government by delegated agencies a menace to liberty says attorney
B. B. Hickenlooper a local attorney and state representative candidate told Sojourners' club at Hotel Montrose that government by boards commissions and delegated agencies threatens personal liberty. He spoke on the Constitution's origin history and purposes as part of Constitution Day observances tied to an American Legion campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. B. Hickenlooper
Sojourners’ Club
Hotel Montrose
Hickenlooper
American Legion
Decorah Approves 100000 Bond for School Expansion
Decorah voters approve a 100600 dollar bond issue to enlarge the high school building with 1348 in favor and 389 against. The measure passes by six votes over the 60 percent threshold. A separate grant of 37530 dollars aids the project, based on a 125000 dollar loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Sorority Pledges to be Honored at Chapter Spreads
Rushing ends today with invitations to pledge six sororities. Spreads honor new members at chapter rooms led by Miss Marianne Dvorak Alpha Gamma Delta 1261 First Ave SE. Beta Phi Alpha at Beta Belfry Woman's Club with Miss Carmen Cosner 5 o'clock. Chi Omega 1263 First Ave E. Kappa Delta 1115 Second Ave BE. Delta Delta Delta 1200 Third Ave SE. Alpha Xi Delta 1612 Second Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean of Women's Office
Marianne Dvorak
Alpha Gamma, Delta
First Avenue SE
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Second Avenue SE
Beta Phi Alpha
Beta Belfry
Woman’s Club
Carmen Cosner
Chi Omega
First Avenue E
Delta Delta Delta
Sorority
Third Avenue SE
Kappa Delta
Catherine Montillon
Second Avenue
Alcorns Return from Wyoming Trip to Sheridan
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Alcorn of 2226 Fifth avenue SE return from a motor trip to Sheridan Wyoming where they visited at the cabin of Mr. and Mrs. C C Riley in the Big Horn mountains Their son Lewis accompanied them and has been in Wyoming for the last five weeks He will resume studies at Coe College on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Alcorn
Fifth Avenue SE
Sheridan
Wyo
C. C. Riley
Big Horn Mountains
Lewis
Wyoming
Coe College
Bernice Lyon and William A Miller Wed at Home Ceremony
Miss Bernice Lyon and William A Miller were united in marriage at the home of Rev. William M. Evans. Immediate families attended and a dinner followed. Mrs. Miller works in Dr. Hartman’s office and Mr. Miller is tied to Miller's bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Lyon
Elmer Lyon
Thirty-third Street
William A. Miller
W. J. Miller
First Avenue FE
William M. Evans
A Avenue
Thirteenth Birthday Celebrated by Mrs Christian
Mrs M L Christian hosted a Thursday birthday party for her daughter Eleanor turning thirteen. Guests attended a theater outing then gathered at the Oakland Road NE home for refreshments. Attendees included Doris Topping Virginia Dodds June De Nio Theone Larson Jean Anderle Virginia Ann Yoter Betty Pollock Barbara Ringer Joan Chehak MaryJorie Moravec and Eleanor Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Christian
Oakland Road
Eleanor
Christian
Doris Topping
Virginia Dodds
June de Nio
Theone Larson
Jean Anderle
Virginia Ann Yoter
Betty Pollock
Barbara Ringer
Joan Chehak
MaryJorie Moravec
Eleanor Christian
Fifteenth Birthday Honor For Prances Truhlicek
Prances Truhlicek of Rockford road SW was surprised with a fifteenth birthday party hosted by her grandmother Mrs. W. Gehm on Friday evening. Banco games and dancing provided entertainment for guests Lucille Mann Maxine Burke Phoebe Hall Ruth Andre Jean Muir Betsy Jane Bridge June Wonachil Irene Miner Bernice Haviik Elaine Graham Edwin Youtzy Kenneth White Darrell Earley Paul Lowy Forest Ainsworth and Bill Moes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prances Truhlicek
Rockford Road
W. Gehm
Banco
Lucille Mann
Maxine Burke
Phoebe Hall
Ruth Andre
Jean Muir
Betsy Jane Bridge
June Wonachil
Irene Miner
Bernice Haviik
Elaine Graham
Edwin Youtzy
Kenneth White
Darrell Earley
Paul Lowy
Forest Ainsworth
Bill Moes
Bobby Sherman Celebrates Seventh Birthday at Home
Bobby Sherman celebrated his seventh birthday Friday evening at his home on First Street NW. Guests included Charles Rae Svenk sen, Mickey Sweeting, emiley Hop ker, Hugh Van Cleave, Billy Schultz, Marcella Sweeting, Billy Klein, Peggy Milburn, Larry Bjornsen, Artie Van Cleave, Billy Hughes, Bobby Fisher, John Sweeting and Bobby Shorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Sherman
First Street
H. Sherman
Charles Rae Svenksen
Mickey Sweeting
Emiley Hopker
Hugh van Cleave
Billy Schultz
Marcella Sweeting
Billy Klein
Peggy Milburn
Larry Bjornsen
Artie van Cleave
Billy Hughes
Bobby Fisher
John Sweeting
Bobby Shorman
Patik Leaves for St Marys Mission House of Divine Word
Anthony B. Patik son of Mr and Mrs F T Patik of 341 Wilson avenue SW leaves for Techny Tl to continue sophomore year at St Marys Mission House of the Society of the Divine Word. He is a graduate of St Patrick's high school in the class of 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony B. Patik
F. T. Patik
Wilson Avenue
Techny
St. Mary's Mission House
the Society of the Divine Word
St. Patrick's High School
Miss Hubbard Leaves for St Paul College
Miss Charlotte Hubbard daughter of Mrs Charles M Hubbard 508 Ninth Street SW left for St Paul Minnesota Friday night to enter St Catharine s college. She won a two year scholarship from Mount Mercy junior college for high scholastic standing and will reside with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Shaughnessy in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hubbard
Charles M. Hubbard
Ninth Street
St. Paul, Minn
St. Catharine's College
Mount Mercy Junior College
Frank Shaughnessy
St. Paul
Eightieth Birthday for Mrs Margaret Lambertsen
Mrs Margaret Lambertsen of 1431 Ellis Boulevard NW observes her eightieth birthday with an all day open house for friends and relatives. Born in Hanover Germany in 1854 she emigrated to the United States in 1883 settling in Cedar Rapids where she married John Lambertsen. Her husband, a shoemaker, died in 1911 after his connection with Kaiser shoe store. Four Lambertsen children inhabit Cedar Rapids along with six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Junction
Mar-garethe
Aldfa
Muscatine County
Henry, Moeller
Germany
Vaentine
Margarete Werkmann
United States
Missor
Whitton Junction
Carl Schwarz
Davenport
Moeller
Charles Walker
Witten Junction
Anna Rouse
Portland Gre
Zion Lutheran Church
Rex C W Happel
Oakdale Cemetery
Margaret Lambertsen
Ellis Boulevard
Lambertsen
Hanover
Cedar Rapids
John Lambertsen
Kaiser Shoe Store
W G Lambertsen
H. S. Lambertsen
Otto R. Lambertsen
Freda Lambertsen
Stelcik Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding at Home
Mr and Mrs Anton Stelcik Jr marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at 1301 C Street SW with nine children eighteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mrs Stelcik is 70 and Mr Stelcik 72. out of town guests came from Phillips Wisconsin Cedar Rapids and local families attended incl. Kurka Gantz Suma Telcik and Leksa families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Stelcik
C Street
Stelcik
Mr. Stelcik
Anton Kurka
James Kurka
Phillips, Wis
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Stelcik
Vincent Stelcik
James Gantz
Charles Telcik
Joseph Suma
E. F. Kloubec
Anton Stelcik Jr
Jerry Stelcik
C W. Leksa
Mary Kurka
Fifth Birthday Party Honoring Alden Wayne Jahnke
Mrs. LeRoy Jahnke hosted a Thursday afternoon party for her son Alden Wayne Jahnke turning five. Guests included Joan Krumm Dolores Andes Teddy Ilten Darrell Schlotterback Robert Bchirm Alden Jahnke. Refreshments and favors were yellow and green. Mrs. J Fick assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Jahnke
Alden Wayne
Joan Krumm
Dolores Andes
Teddy Ilten
Darrell Schlotterback
Robert Bchirm
Alden Jahnke
J. Fick
Mrs Barta Leaves For Los Angeles Visit
Mrs Val M Barta of Third avenue toad 8W departed for Los Angeles California this morning to visit at the home of her sister Mrs J W Corlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val M. Barta
Third Avenue
Los Angeles
Calif
J. W. Corlett
Winners Named In Checker Motor Flower Contest
Mrs. George E. Beattie won first prize in the Checker Motor Supply flower contest with a bouquet of yellow marigolds yellow dahlias white lilies and white snowberries in a white vase. Second prize went to Mrs. A. H. Soderlund for red zinnias and third to Mrs. J. F. Tlick for assorted garden blooms. Honorable mentions to Mrs. E. Munger and Mrs. Co. A Nemecek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Beattie
Nineteenth Street
Checker Motor Supply Company
Second Avenue SE
J. F. Tlick
G Avenue
E. Munger
Co. A Nemecek
Rockford Road
Quintuplets Recover Slowly From Illness
Callander Ontario AP report says at least four of the Dionne quintuplets aged 110 days are improving from intestinal toxemia. Dr A R Dafoe notes lingering concerns for Annette despite signs of weight stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callander
Ont
A. R. Dafoe
Annette
Appointment of Administratrix in Anton Rubek Estate
Notice from Linn County Iowa appointing Mary Rubek as administratrix of the Anton Rubek estate. Creditors and claimants must file or pay debts with Carl F. Jordan, attorney, by court deadline. Date of appointment is September 14, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Anton Rubek
Linn
Mary Rubek
Carl F Jordan
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of
Te Arches
Lutheran League
Intermediate League
Luther League
Sioux City
Third Street
Rey O T Enquist
Natn
Washington Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Nelson C Dreier
Sixth Street NW
John Brague
Nelson C. Dreler
Episcopal
Grace—Church of Our Lady of Grace
Church School
Josephine Martino
S&t
St Johns Nineteenth Street
Park Avenue
Charles Fedwares
Saratsenan
Sermo Wei
Dore
S&s Or
Interdenominational Church
Fifth Avene
A J Stokes
Latter Day Saints
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Levi Pennington
Ellis Barton
Lord
Methodist
John Huss
Fourteenth Avenue
Cow Harrop
Epworth
St Pauls
Church of Youth
O A Kearney
H Mance
Presbrerian
Kerwoas Park
Farst Avenue
FO Wansiew Brown
Momiseet CN Sha
Westmassey
Bever Svenues
Fosdeerth Strevs
Chen
Sijorstir
Danek
Cerem
Pont Road
Monte Fomers
Sime Ad
Fagenr Pars x
Christian Endravar
Central Park
Svenue
George Korteling
Man of God
Initiative of God
Hus
Ninth Avenue
Joseph Bren
Olivet
B Avenue
E. J Wykle
First Third Avenue
August Cramer
Rompot
Salvation Army
Frareis
Frark H Ward
F M Smiths
St.i. Boerass
Sun
Surda
Eareve
Sunda Sehen
By Claude Callan
Helping Hand
Unitarian
United Brethren
United Presbyterian
Unity Center
Goldie C Richardson
Dr. Gage
St. Paul’s
Dwight Kraumboltz
Iowa News
Jones County
Harold D. Evans
Caroline Geiger
George Otto Geiger
Reta Kutchera Grimm
Walter R. Grimm
Bernice Owen Wogan
James H. Wogan
Helen Enfield
Williamsburg
A M. Enfield
Miss Enfield
Charles O Butler
James T Butler
Kansas City
Earl O'Neil
Enfield
Butler
Sigourney
Keokuk County
Democrats
Fifth District
T R. Osborn
Oskaloosa
Ruth F Hollingshead
Albia
Gordon Dale Cox
Ernest Fabritz
Ottumwa
W. H Hamilton
W L. Etter
Bigourney
C L. Rice
Delta Anamosa
Jones County Recorder
Will Rogers
Gasette
Will
Janette Serrec
Hearthstone
C. E
Alcorns
ST. Mary’s Mission
Miss Hubbard
Mrs. Barta
Checker Motor Co
Premier Vacuum
C. R. Maytag CO
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