Vanguard of Coe Students Arrives for New Term
An estimated 800 freshmen prepare to enroll at Coe College in Cedar Rapids with registration set to begin Thursday. Activities include placement tests, readings, assemblies, and chapels led by college leaders as the football season opens against Monmouth College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Paul C. Greene
William Burger
Charles J. Lynch, Jr
Coe
Board of
Greene
Monmouth College
Newlyweds And Other Travelers Are Home
Several Cedar Rapids travelers and newlyweds returned home from extended trips. Elliott A Cobb and wife visited Quebec and New England and will move to Iowa City. Dean Stauffacher and wife finished a northern Minnesota Canada trip and settled at Bever avenue. Fred Y Thompson and wife toured Canada and the New England states via Washington and the White Mountains. E C Hoyt and wife spent time in New York City New England Quebec Montreal and Toronto with others also returning from varied journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pihree
Canada
Cedar Rapids
Elliott A. Cobb
Quebec
New England
Cobb
David E. Beardsley
Linden Drive
Iowa City
Woolf Avenue
Minnesota
Dean Stauffacher
Bever Avenue
Fred Y. Thompson
New England States
Washington, D. C
White Mountains
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Montreal
Toronto
E. C. Hoyt
Park Terrace
Ozarks
Mississippi
Frank C Welch
First Avenue E
Ted
Veldhouse Family Guests Share Sunday Visit
At 312 Twenty third Street Drive SE Dr. Richard H. Veldhouse hosted relatives for a Sunday gathering. His brothers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Veldhouse of Goodell and daughter Virginia joined, along with Mr. and Mrs. George Veldhouse of Goldfield and daughter Karen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Veldhouse
Twenty-third Street Drive
Dr. Veldhouse
Paul Veldhouse
Goodell
Virginia
George Veldhouse
Goldfield
Karen
Lundy Returns to Princeton as Instructor for Next Year
Dr. J Edward Lundy, who spent summer vacation with his sister Mrs. F C Dunn and Dr Dunn at 533 Knollwood Drive SE, has returned to Princeton University and accepted an instructor position for the upcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Edward Lundy
F. C. Dunn
Dunn
Knollwood Drive
Princeton University
Milwaukee visitors plan brief family visit this week
Arriving Monday evening to visit her brother George M. Bird at 1560 Third Avenue SE and Mrs Bird, Mrs J O Mackie of Milwaukee will stay with the family. Mrs Mackie will be joined by Mr Mackie next Sunday, when they will return to Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bird
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Delta Tau Delta alumni host dinner party
The Cedar Rapids alumni of Delta Tau Delta will host a Monday dinner at the Cedar Rapids Country Club with fifty guests including seventeen from the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
University of Iowa
Fred W. Smiths Will Attend Convention
Mr and Mrs Fred W Smith of 2317 Bever Avenue SE will travel Tuesday for a three week trip to the east and to attend the American Bankers Association convention in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
American Bankers Association
Atlantic City
Fred W Smith
Bever Avenue
Ottsen Family Weekend Visit at Davenport Home
Mr and Mrs G Maurice Ottsen from Davenport were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs George J Ottsen located at 1122 Maplewood Drive NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Maurice Ottsen
Davenport
Mr. Ottsen
George J. Ottsen
Maplewood Drive
Valerie Koneeny Hosts Janet Lothian Party
Valerie Koneeny hosted a party for Miss Janet Lothian of Marion bride-elect of Leon E. Fuller Jr. of Chicago on Sunday evening. A magazine subscription shower followed by buffet and bridge preceded Lothian’s upcoming wedding with Koneeny as bridesmaid. guests included Maurene Munger, Margaret Clark, Betty Schmidt, Maxine Culbertson, Jeanne Krebs, Shirley Hesbacher, Norma White, Arminta Davidson, Mrs. Joseph R. Buss, and Mrs. Marion Barger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Lothian
Marion
Leon E. Fuller, Jr
Chicago
Valerie Koneeny
Crescent Street
Miss Lothian
Keneeny
Maurene Munger
Margaret Clark
Betty Schmidt
Maxine Culbertson
Jeanne Krebs
Shirley Hesbacher
Norma
Party honors Lilian Kacer on eve of Swisher wedding
Fourteen county clerk staffers host a Monday evening party at 1701 C avenue NW for bride elect Lillian Kacer who will wed Joseph Hruska of Swisher on September 19. Guests will play court whist and Kacer will receive a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Clerk's Office
Edwin W. Lundquist
C Avenue NW
Lillian Kacer
Joseph Hruska
Swisher
Miss Cynthia Shoens Leaves Ossining for Park College
Miss Cynthia Shoens of Ossining New York visits her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Lewis Emerson of the Commonwealth apartments and leaves Monday to attend Park College at Parkville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Shoens
Ossining
N. Y
Lewis Emerson
Commonwealth Apartments
Park College
Parkville, Mo
Mrs Alfred K Falcon Hosts Contract Luncheon at Home
Mrs Alfred K Falcon of 250 Fifteenth Street NW will entertain the Contract Luncheon club at her home on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred K. Falcon
Fifteenth Street
Contract
Miss Edna Bain Returns from California Vacation
Miss Edna Bain of 828 Third Avenue SE returned after a three week vacation in California and the southwest authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bain
Edna Bain
Third Avenue SE
California
Southwest
Birthday Dinner Honors Elizabeth Houghton at Ellis Park
A Sunday birthday dinner at Ellis Park honored Elizabeth Houghton aged, 1644 D Avenue NE. Attendees included Earl and family from Guttenberg, Howard Barretts from Osterdock, A Jones and family, Charles Lee and Betty Hyde, Harry Gull, Frank Barnhart and families, Harvey Kooneke and family, Fred Barnhart of Colesburg, Arthur Possehl and Shirley Ann, Fred Whittenburg and daughter from Watking, and Lewis of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Elizabeth Houghton
D Avenue
Earl Klemp
Guttenberg
Howard Barrett
Osterdock
A) Jones
Charles Lee
Betty Hyde
Harry Gull
Frank Barnhart
Harvey Kooneke
Fred Barnhart
Colesburg
Arthur Possehl
Shirley Ann
Fred Whittenburg
Watking
Mr. Lewis
Cedar Rapids
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Walsh
A group of friends hosted a morning gathering at 408 F Avenue NW to celebrate Mrs. George Walsh on her birthday. Gladiolus and zinnias decorated the table with a central birthday cake. Attendees included Mrs. Rhoda Minor Mrs. Esther Kauffman Mrs. Pearl Harned Mr and Mrs Bob Smith Mr and Mrs Hugh Magnat Miss Jean Dye Mrs John Taylor and Mr and Mrs Harry Minor with guests from Marion Lincoln Neb and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walsh
F Avenue
Gladiolus
Zinnias
Rhoda Minor
Esther Kauffman
Pearl Harned
Bob Smith
Hugh Maqnet
Jean Dye
John Taylor
Harry Minor
Harmony circle of Kings Daughters meets with officers
The Harmony circle of the Kings Daughters organized this summer by Volunteer Junior girls met Friday with Mrs. A W Daniels at 2111 Fifth Avenue SE. Officers include Mrs A W Daniels president, Mrs C T Bachmann vice president, Mrs A B Hird secretary, and Mrs Allison Hines treasurer. Jean Daniels, president of the Volunteer girls, gave the admission service. The next meeting is Sept 26 at Mrs E M Victorine, 2410 Grande Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Circle of the Kings Daughters
A W. Daniels
Fifth Avenue SE
A. W. Daniels
C. T. Bachmann
A. B. Hird
Allison Hines
B. McGladrey
Jean Daniels
E. M Victorine
Grande Avenue SE
Pazeta Camp Fire Girls Host Breakfast at Ellis Park
Seven members of the Pazeta Camp Fire group and their guardian Mrs S Skien held a Saturday morning breakfast at Ellis Park. The girls cooked the meal for the rank of fire maker and photographs were taken to document the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pazeta
Grad Club Formed At YWCA For Recent High School Grads
The YWCA plans a new Grad club for girls who graduated within the last year. The first meeting is a progressive party at 7 30 p m on Wednesday. Meetings will be twice a month with a sports program hobby groups and socials led by Grace Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Gordon
Ramon Trachta Third Birthday Party in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Leo Trachta hosted a Sunday party for their son Ramon celebrating his third birthday in Cedar Rapids. Fourteen guests enjoyed games with a gum drop circus animal themed refreshment table and a candy circus cake. Mothers of the children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Trachta
Cedar Rapids
Ramon
Judith Chadima
Elmer Jandik
Ronnie Raims
Marilyn
Gary Svec
Robert
Eugene
Dolores Kadlec
John Pudi
Larry
Jon Klima
Carolyn Smreek
Carlysle Bys
Spurgeons Visit Cedar Rapids Area From Nogales
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Spurgeon of Nogales Arizona arrive to visit relatives including Mrs A J Harris at 260 Highland Drive NW and Mrs J Reid Watson at 1818 Washington Ave SE. Spurgeon once worked for The Cedar Rapids Gazette and now serves as a U S immigration inspector. They plan a two week stay during which Mrs Spurgeon and her sister Mrs Watson will rekindle family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert” Spurgeon
Nogales, Ariz
Cedar Rapids
Lundquists Host Bridge Club Picnic Supper
Edwin W. Lundquist and Mrs Lundquist hosted a bridge club picnic supper with 0 members present at 1701 C Avenue NW. Guests of honor were Walter E. Miller and his wife celebrating their nineteenth wedding anniversary. Winners at bridge were David Lehti, Ben H. Peterson and Mrs Lundquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Lundquist
C Avenue NW
Walter E. Miller
David Lehti
Ben H. Peterson
Lundquist
Nemecs Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jerry Nemec of 1906 J street SW were surprised at a party honoring their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at C S P S hall Sunday night Nearly 200 guests attended Toasts were given by Dr Leo B Sediacek and T B Hlubacek A silver gift was presented and the evening featured dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Nemec
J Street
C. S. P S. Hall
Leo B. Sediacek
T B. Hlubacek
Arthur P.T.A. Meeting Scheduled for Wednesday
Arthur P.T. A will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the school. New mothers of the district are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. T. A
Eastern Iowa FSA Officials Meet in Three Day Session
Fifty-two FSA officials from 47 eastern Iowa counties will gather for a three day meeting on changes to internal farm loan procedures at the Roosevelt hotel. The briefing, starting Wednesday at 9 30 am, features speakers Fred Morgan and F K Butler from Indianapolis and George Holkens from Des Moines. Forty county supervisors will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
Howard Dodge
Fred Morgan
F. K. Butler
Indianapolis
George Holkens
FSA
Des Moines
Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Florence Howland Weds Richard L. Davis in Cedar Rapids
Florence Howland of Lamont married Richard L. Davis at the Christian church of Oclwein in a Sunday morning ceremony. The couple left for a Wisconsin Dells honeymoon and will reside in Cedar Rapids where Davis works for the Goodrich company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Howland
Warren Howland
Lamont
Richard L. Davis
Arthur J. Davis
Eighth Avenue SE
Christian
Wisconsin Dells
Cedar Rapids
Davis
Goodrich Company
Twenty six new students enroll in Mercy Hospital School
Twenty six new nursing students begin the Mercy hospital school for a three year program for 1940 41 with an 6 am high mass led by Rev. Al Schmeetz and Rev. John Coghlan. Registration occurred all day at the nurses home under Sisters of Mercy direction. Names span Waterloo Charles City Independence and other towns with numerous addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
al Schmeetz
John Coghlan
School of Nursing
Sisters of Mercy
Mary Alice Barragg
Waterloo
Madeline M. Bucknell
Charles City
Marylla Louise Carnes
Ellis Boulevard
Mary C. Dais
Fond du Lac
Wis
Anna Mae Daly
Farley
Marcella M. Donnelly
Vinton
Judith M. Drury
Daws
Margaret R. Hertzberg
Independence
Virginia L. Hinman
Anna M. Kelly
Washburn
Donna E. Kelly
Kinross
Shirley Ann Livingston
Milford
Gladys G. Loesch
Spillville
Gervaise M. McGrath
Brandon
Margaret Ellen McNally
Cascade
Margaret Ann Mcgivern
Plainfield
Mary D. Monaghan
Helen Louise Novak
Lurvne M. Russell
Mechanicsville
Helen Marie Schaefer
Jane W. Semelchak
Leona H. Stanek
Chelsea
Maxine M. Towlerton
Maxine M. Woods
Twenty-second Avenue
Neola L. Woods
Rose Marie Zubak
James Allen Resigns as Campaign Manager For Wilson
James Allen of Indianola resigns as superintendent of the state motor vehicle registration division to become campaign manager for Gov. George A. Wilson who seeks reelection on the Republican ticket. Karl Fischer says Ray Statz will become acting superintendent of the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
James Allen
Indianola
George A. Wilson
Allen
State Department of Public Safety
Karl Fischer
Ray Statz
Iowa Banking Dept Moves to Valley Bank Building
The Iowa executive council approved a five year lease for the state banking department in the Valley bank building with a yearly rent of 3795 dollars to be paid from banking funds. The council also approved Henry Field Hybrid Corn Co of Shenandoah to issue 75000 dollars in stock at 100 dollars par value and new liquor store leases including Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Executive Council
State Banking Department
Valley Bank
Banking Department
State House
Henry Field Hybrid Corn Company
Shenandoah
Marion
Report 35 New Paralysis Cases In Iowa This Weekend
The Iowa state health department reports 35 new infantile paralysis cases over the weekend, lifting the year total to 438 and expanding the disease to 82 counties. Palo Alto and O'Brien are newly affected. Boone county contributed six cases. Other counties reporting cases include Butler Cerro Gordo Dubuque Marshall Plymouth Polk Webster Appanoose Bremer Buena Vista Chickasaw Decatur Floyd Hamilton Hardin Johnson Kossuth Monona Poweshick and Woodbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
State Health Department
Iowa
Palo Alto
O’brien
Boone County
Butler
Cerro Gordo
Dubuque
Marshall
Plymouth
Polk
Webster
Appanoose
Bremer
Buena Vista
Chickasaw
Decatur
Floyd
Hamilton
Hardin
Johnson
Kossuth
Monona
Poweshick
Woodbury
Man Injured After 30 Foot Squirrel Hunt Fall
Frank Smith age 31 from Elk Run is hospitalized with multiple leg fractures and a fractured pelvis after falling 30 feet from a tree while hunting squirrels near Hawkeye. His companion had shot a squirrel, it lodged in a branch, Smith climbed to shake it down when a branch broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Frank Smith
Elk Run
Hawkeye
Smith
Consent Edict Ends Chicago Area Milk Price Prosecution
The federal government entered a consent decree with Chicago area milk producers and distributors ending a three year price fixing prosecution. Four state region entities and 45 corporations are bound by an injunction against alleged price fixing while charges against eight others are nolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Area
Chicago
Charles E. Woodward
Farmers’ Cooperative
United States Supreme Court
Woodward
Special Asst. Atty
Leo F. Tierney
Fourstate
Nolse
Herman N. Bundesen
Chicago Board of Health
David S. Riskind
Leslie G. Goudie
Chicago Milk Wagon Drivers’ Union
Night school adds electrical theory class
Cedar Rapids night school expands curriculum with a new course in electrical theory. Superintendent E. H. Christensen announced the class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at McKinley high school, covering direct current circuits instruments and appliances with no laboratory work. Union approval is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
E. H. Christensen
McKinley High School
Electrical Union
Christensen
Wallace Plans Altered By Death Of Bankhead
DES MOINES AP The death of Speaker William Bankhead altered Henry A. Wallace vice presidential campaign plans He left Monday after a weekend at his home heading to Jasper Alabama for Bankhead funeral He canceled a planned Indianapolis speech and will return to Washington after the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William Bankhead
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Jasper
Ala
Bankhead
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Washington
City Briefs and Local Notices From Cedar Rapids
Multiple items report local meetings and events in Cedar Rapids including Mercy division No. 51 G T A to B of L E meeting at K P hall, Cedar Rapids chapter of Painting and Decorating Contractors, a 17 day leave visit by Richard Garber, auxiliary barbers picnic at Bever park, dental society dinner at Montrose hotel, a police court fine for Fred Beall, enlistment of Gerald H Chapman, J A Phillips attending a Railway Labor Executives association meeting, new staff addition Kenneth Reid at the social security office, city bridge repair expense on the A avenue viaduct, and Home Owners Loan Corp representative H W Eckhardt in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Social Security Board
Federal Building
Kenneth Reid
Minneapolis
John W. Donnelly
City Clears Incinerator Debt With Nichols Contract
The city council approved paying 96.26 to Nichols Engineering and Research corporation and wiped off the debt balance for the municipal incinerator project. Nichols was the project's Senate contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Engineering and Research Corporation
Nichols Company
Senates
Kennel Owners Promote National Dog Week Events
Kennel owners announce National Dog Week from September 22 to 28. Gazette readers view Want Ads for opportunities to buy good dogs and advertise the dogs they wish to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Gene Caldwell Suffering Head Laceration After Stairs Fall
Gene Caldwell of 509 Sixth Avenue SW sustained a deep head laceration after a fall down stairs at Ellis Inn on Saturday evening. He received 20 stitches at St. Luke's Hospital and was released following treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Caldwell
Sixth Avenue
Ellis Inn
Avenue NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Red Cross First Aid Course Opens Monday in Cedar Rapids
More than 40 Cedar Rapids residents qualify for a six day lay instructor course sponsored by the Red Cross. Fire Capt. E A Milliken says sessions begin 7 30 p m Monday in the civil service registration room basement federal building with Dr John R Montgomery in charge. Meetings run through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Red Cross
E. A. Milliken
Civil Service Registration Room
Federal Building
John R. Montgomery
Midwest
Neighbor’s Triplet Dresses Uniquely in Kansas City
In Kansas City a man named E. E. Woods asked why one of his neighbor’s seven year old triplets wore different clothing. The child explained the triplet sometimes grows tired of being one of three and wears distinct attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
E. E. Woods
Second Avenue Designated City Route for Highway 30
Traffic Captain Gordon Hughes says new city route markers for U.S. 30 will guide motorists to the Loop Business District. The yellow and black signs, funded by the Chamber of Commerce merchants bureau, will run along Second Avenue SE and SW from Eighth Street SE to First Avenue West and then to the junction with regular No. 30 beyond the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Loop Business District
Gordon Hughes
Retail Merchants Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
U. S. 30
Eighth Avenue SE
Loop
State Highway Commission
Ames
Anamosa
Tenth Street
Eighth Avenue
First Avenue
West
Retail Merchants Bureau
Wes Benesh
Public Safety
Willis Mohn
Leonard A. Porter
Louis B. Stevenson
Walter O. Schultz
Italians Push On Into Egypt
Italian forces reportedly broke through the first line of British fortifications along the Libyan frontier at Salum and advanced into Egypt. Marshal Graziani’s army was said to have destroyed 50 tanks and armored cars and captured arms and desert trucks while British attacks from the desert base at Salam were stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Salum
Egypt
Il Giornale d'Italia
High Command
Rodolfo Graziani
Italy
Great Britain
Salam
Libya
Desert
Alexandria
Suez Canal
Boy Scout Meetings Planned in Anamosa and Belle Plaine
Plans for the fall finance drive will be set at a Jones county district Scout finance committee meeting Monday at 8 pm in the Anamosa courthouse chaired by C. A. Coxsee of Monticello. Martello Oxford Junction Anamosa and Monticello will be represented. An organization meeting for the new Benton county Scout district will follow Tuesday at 8 pm at Belle Plaine high school chaired by Victor Visquain of Belle Plaine. Melvin Tudor James C. Manville and John J. Locher of Cedar Rapids will attend both meetings representing the Cedar Rapids area council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Scout Finance Committee
Anamosa
C. A. Coxsee
Monticello
Martello
Oxford Junction
Benton County
Belle Plaine High School
Victor Visquain
Belle
New Carbon Dioxide Compressor Purchased for Waterworks
Waterworks to replace an aging compressor with a new carbon dioxide unit at 1500 dollars. City council approved the purchase Monday. Superintendent H F Blomquist notes one unit remains in good condition and a duplicate is prudent for maintenance. Installation will occur at the pumping station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Blomquist
Blomquist
Traffic Men Gather for Cedar Rapids Outing
More than 450 traffic men from Baltimore New York and eastern cities plus Chicago and midwest points are expected to Cedar Rapids for the tenth annual Traffic Men's Outing. The day features golf a noon luncheon contests a treasure hunt and an evening dinner with prizes and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Des Moines
Traffic Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Harry F. Sundberg
Registration Officer Slams Rumors of Alien Job Losses
Frank J. McCarthy, Cedar Rapids alien registration officer, dispels chatter that non citizens will lose jobs or be deported. He notes 339 aliens registered as of Saturday, with more than 800 expected by December 26, and lists nationalities including 126 Czechs 27 Greeks 25 Russians 17 Mexicans and 13 Syrians among registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frank J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Cedar Rapids
Federal Building
Geese lose IDs at Ravalli county fair display
Officials at the Ravalli county fair faced a problem when the geese on display ate their identification tags. The incident left officials unsure how to return the birds to their rightful owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, Mont
Ravalli County Fair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freshman Assembly
Grace E Lambert
Department of
C. H. Geiger
Harry M Gase
Melvin Carlson
Mary Bell
David I. Berger
Bible Department
Gage
J. Edward Lundy
Princeton
J. O. Mackie
George M. Birds
Delta Tau Delta
Fred W. Smiths
Ottisens
Lydia E Pinkhams
Pinkhams Compound
Pinkham’s
Lydia Pinkham
Ely
Miss Kacer
Miss Shoens
A. K. Falcon
Houghton
Mrs. Walsh
Warmony Circle
Mildred Edwards
Montrose
French Room
Y. W
Ramon Trachta Ias
A. Spurgeons
Lundquists
Jerry Nemecs
P.T.A. Meetings
Arthur
Florence Howland of
Bride
Mercy Hospital School
Wilson
State Banking Dept
Union
City
Ity
Chevrolet
Mercy Division No. 51
B of L. E
K. P. Hall
Richard Garber
Fort Des Moines
Earl Garber
Daniels Street
Bever Park
George Schneider
la Salle
Cedar Rapids Dental Society
Fred Beall
Fourth Avenue SE
C. M. Marshall
Gerald H Chapman
Mary E. Chapman
Winton
Army Infantry
Fort Warren
Wyv
J. A. Phillips
Order of Railway Conductors
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
A Avenue
North Western Railroad
H. W. Eckhardt
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Omaha
Mr. Eckhardt
Civil Service Room
Am Drue
Kenmore
Boy Scout Organization
Belle Plaine
Arthur Goodrich
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