Marion News School Enrollment and Academic Rankings
The Marion schools enroll 938 students this semester with 335 in the high school. Lincoln has 322 pupils, Irving 95, Emerson 186. In the state academic contest, Marion placed first in district class B, sixth in state class B, and nineteenth overall among 267 schools. Individual rankings include Robert Titus nineteenth in 62 contests and Robert Munson first in general science, among many others. The report shows Marion students placed high across subjects and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Lincoln
Irving
Emerson
Town City
Datin
Robert Titus
James Vernon
Melvin Oldfather
Robert Munson
Ralph Hawk
Siegle Fleisher
Clark Phelps
Mary Lockwood
David Klink
Alice Wallace
Mary Albaugh
Dorothy Burrows
Annabelle Pearson
A C Young Honored at Picnic for Fifty Third Birthday
A community picnic at Thomas ark marked A C Young’s fifty third birthday celebration. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Pete Moore of Marengo Mr and Mrs Pete Young of Des Moines Mr and Mrs Rudolph Karal of Fairfax Mr and Mrs Russell Mead and their family Mr and Mrs Clifford Young of Anamosa and many more Cedar Rapids residents plus relatives from Marion Shawnee and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Young
Thomasark
Pete Moore
Marengo
Pete Young
Des Moines
Rudolph Karal
Fairfax
Russell Mead
Clifford Young
Anamosa
W. C. Young
Marion
Jack Dubla
Shawnee, Okla
Clarence Young
Roy Young
G. B. McClelland
Cedar Rapids
Legion Picnic and Nominations at Marion Post 298
The American Legion and its auxiliary will host a picnic supper Monday at 6 30 in the Legion hall followed by an 8 pm meeting to nominate officers and report on the Portland national convention by Commander Henry Miller Lost. Also notices of church services school events and local enrollments are included along with obituaries and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Park
Cary Club
Gerald Thomas
Marion
Conley Biddle
Coggon
Christian Church
Doris Snyder
Christian Endeavor
Auction Sale Of Furnishings From Six Room House
Universal Parlor Furnace offers the complete house contents in a high grade sale. Eliza McDonald owner. Dining room set beds dressers sideboard rugs dishes kitchen utensils and numerous miscellaneous articles. P C Lassen auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza McDonald
P. C. Lassen
Auct
Combined Garden And Croquet Court Proves Popular Place
Geraldine Gordon profiles Charles A. Cline of 789 Fifth Avenue who built a thriving garden and croquet court that draws neighbors. The 30 by 60 foot garden is electric lit and the dirt and sand court sees frequent spectator interest. Cline, born in 1860 in Hopkinton, worked in a Marion creamery, married in 1900, and planted a 1900s orchard of hundreds of trees and vines. He has lived on Fifth Avenue since 1911 after purchasing the Hollis property earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Gordon
Charles A. Cline
Fifth Avenue
Cline
Hopkinton
Marion
Wallace Gray
George B. Gray
George Toms
Legion
Hollis Place
Shaffer family reunion elects officers. next set for September 1933
The Shaffer family reunion at Thomas Park elected DeVilla Shaffer president and Walter Rech secretary. Plans were made for the next reunion on the second Sunday in September 1933. Attendees included many relatives from Central City Cedar Rapids Walker Lafayette Marion Narappa Dows and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shaffer
Central City
Vernon Heefner
Darlene
Lafayette
DeVilla Shaffer
Walker
Elmer Cherry
DeVee
Richard Trimble
Marion
Susanna Cherry
Ellwood Valentine
A. C. Cherry
W. W. Reese
Perry Reese
Dale Reese
Mary Ellen
Carl Reese
Walter Reed
Harold Kehne
Jane Goodfellow
Cedar Rapids
Marion Marines Open Season at Legion Park vs Rock Island
The Marion Marines host the Rock Island Independents on Sunday September 25 at Legion Park. Tickets are available at Hallwood Mack's Smoke Shop and C N Owen's drug store. The tentative roster lists Straley Heck Petrusch Gipp Dolan Krupp Bigger Messinger Gibson Bishop Hall and Byrne with S L Hanscom as coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Marines
Legion Park
Rock Island Independents
Hallwood
Mack's Smoke Shop
C. N. Owen's
Dick Straley
Werner Heck
John Petrusch
Harvey Gipp
C. Dolan
Krupp
Joe Bigger
Messinger
Hobart Gibson
Bishop
Brooks
Charlies Slinson
Don Hall
Marion women invited to picnic at Munsen shack Tuesday
Marion community notices say women golfers from Marion Country Club are invited to a picnic luncheon at the Munsen shack near Marion Tuesday at noon. Attendees should meet at Mrs. A P Munsen at 1015 am and bring usual picnic items. Also updates on residents visiting and traveling include Miss Margaret Paul leaving for Gary Ind, the Poland family returning to Milford, Charles Dow visiting from New York, and several local social visits and departures. The Girl Reserves of Marion High held a pep meeting with a short play by Eileen Ferreter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
Munsen
Marion
A. P. Munsen
Marion High School
Eileen Ferreter
Community group meetings and church events in Marion area
Various clubs and churches announce meetings this week across Marion and Cedar Rapids area towns. Groups include Kenyanozang Camp Fire, Ameigo club, West Marion Nature and Garden club, Capella Blue Birds, Prairie Chapel Sunday school, Christian church youth rally, and Methodist and Free Methodist services. Local residents plan social gatherings, roll-call questions, officer elections, and lectures on hymns with ministers from Cog gin and Mount Vernon. The Marion Lions Club also resumes meetings after summer.
Elgin Couple Wed In Early Fall Church Ceremony
Miss Gertrude Hackmann and Clarence Kohls wed Thursday at the Baptist church with Rev. Philip Lauer officiating. Attendants were Kathryn Kruger and Reuben Hackmann. Edith Zurbriggen sang Oh Promise Me and Frieda Freiburghaus played the wedding march. The couple will reside in Elgin after a reception in the church parlors. The Elgin Study club met Tuesday at Mrs. Co B Schori’s for dinner with Adelia Torkelson Ida Thoma Myrtle Falk Gladys Schori Augusta Schori presenting a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hackmann
Clarence Kohls
Baptist Church
Philip Lauer
Kathryn Kruger
Reuben Hackmann
Edith Zurbriggen
Frieda Freiburghaus
Miss Hackmann
Carl Hackmann
Kohls
Mrs Zook Guest at Center Junction Bridge Party
Center Junction hosted Mrs T E Stanton who entertained Thursday for Mrs Sam Zook of Des Moines a house guest of Mrs Paul Smith. Zook held the high score at bridge with guests including Mrs Charles Luett Miss Lavetta Perrine Monticello Mrs Paul Smith Mrs George McDonald Mrs G Vander Steep and Miss Maurine Stingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T E. Stanton
Sam Zook
Des Moines
Paul Smith
Local women hold meetings across Dubuque Anamosa Mount Vernon
Mrs H F Sandrock attended O E A meeting in Dubuque with Mrs Lola Smith of Maynard. Anamosa honored founders day with Mount Moriah chapter hosting. Cyclops post American Legion auxiliary elected officers led by Mrs Wilms Briggs and others. Rose Soboda hosted Evangelical Missionary Society. Various ladies hosted or attended meetings in Marion Sigourney Mount Vernon Mechanicsville and Mechanicsville over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Sandrock
O. E
Dubuque
Lola Smith
Maynard
Fourth District
Sandrock
Anamosa
Mount Moriah
Cyclops Post American Legion
Wilms Briggs
Irene Andre
Verlyn Beasmore
Elizabeth VanFossen
Edith Sailor
Anna Reid
Blanche Gish
Rose Soboda
Evangelical Missionary Society
Finson
Marion
Warrick
Sigourney
B. E. Ringer
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Federated Church
Elizabeth Runkle
L. P. Krome
Emma Miller
C. M. Gish
John Haak
Hazel Runkle
Bishop
Thomas Nicholson
Mount Vernon
Bertha Bittle
Pearl Bittle
Audrey Jeanne
Anna Bittle
Manchester club notices recount weekly meetings
Knights of Pythias resume with a 6 30 dinner. Miss Lara Work guest at a Ray Nandell shower. A mock wedding led by Mary LeClerc and others. Beta Delphian met in the library with Miss Helen Barr directing and reports by several members. Tourist club opened the calendar year with papers read after luncheon. Next meet with Mrs Bertha Clemans on Sept 27. A Thrill’s park birthday picnic honored Mrs Wandell Charles Smith and Mrs Borton. Guests included many Edgewood Manchester and Strawberry Point residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Lara Work
Ray Nandell
Mary LeClerc
Bernice Dunn
Rose Clark
Gertrude Dunn
Clara Nandell
Mildred Nandell
Beta Delphian
Helen Barr
Evelyn Goen
Gail Hall
Orpha Hengan
Emma Klaus
Dan, Lawman
Charles J. Leeds
G. W. Dunham
Laura Taylor
Bertha Clemans
Thrill’s Park
Phin Wandell
Charles Smith
Edgewood
Byron Borton
Manchester
Borton
Bridge
Messrs
James Sauerbry
Strawberry Point
Worthy Robinson
Ted Robinson
Agnes Hahesy
Betty Lou
Maynard Renfrow
Homer Lewis
Virgil Renfrow
Embroidery and Auxiliary Clubs Share Prizes and News
Calamus reports a busy period with the Embroidery Club meeting Thursday led by Sarah Snyder. Prizes awarded to Mrs. William Mueller and Mrs. E Reynolds. The Bridge Club, hosted by Blanche Neff, awarded prizes to Marie Miller, Mrs Harold Shelton, and Mrs Myrtle Hayes. Rainbow Troop No. 1 held its first investiture with pins awarded to four patrols. Mildred Dosland the bride of Lloyd Weise at Rock Island Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
Sarah Snyder
William Mueller
E. Reynolds
John Dykema
Blanche Neff
Bridge Club
Marie Miller
Harold Shelton
Myrtle Hayes
Harold Andersen
L. Wahl
North Auxiliary Club
E. Dohrman
Ed Burnett
Lloyd Weise
Lizzie Weise
E. Burnett
South Auxiliary Club
Emil Timm
S S. Arnold
J H H. Ramsey
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Delkner
Anamosa
Lester Burmeister
Chicago
Wapsie River
B. Neff
Mildred Seigmund
Evelyn Dann
Fern Burmeister
Melba Neff
Gelwyn Scott
zZeda Mae Kenyon
Patrol
Doris Neff
Bernice Lahann
Kathryn Dosland
Alice Dohrman
Lois Holstien
Virginia White
Jean Weston
Eileen Neff
Elsie Winkleman
Enid Neff
Bernadine Burnett
Thais Marron
Iva Gay Petersen
Lulabel Fortney
Florence
Strawberry Point Garden Club Meeting Notes
The Strawberry Point Garden club met Wednesday with Mrs. Elizabeth Kraus. Mrs. L Oldfather spoke about Kodak tea photos for the Congregational church event on Oct 26. H Paul Sweany invited members to John O Brien farm Sept 23 to discuss the potato demonstration plot and hear C L Fitch of Iowa State College Extension. Prizes for bouquets awarded: first Mrs Fred Lundt, second Mrs Harold Campbell, third Mrs George Nodurft, Miss Mamie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
Fred Lundt
Harold Campbell
George Nodurft
Mamie
Autumn Plantings and Dahlias Highlight Meeting Awards
Niederfrank and Mrs R C Norris led the questionnaire while Mrs G J Gill and Mrs O Puehr presented. Talks covered Autumn Plantings and Transplantings and Dahlias as Mrs H M Fliehler and others displayed entries. Awards for thefts at this meeting included multiple firsts for Elizabeth Kraus Mamie Niederfrank and others across mixed bouquet hind gentian plum grass roses woolflower butterfly bush carnation and petunia categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niederfrank
R. C. Norris
G. J. Gill
O. Puehr
H. M. Fliehler
Billmeyer
Ore
Glas
Elizabeth Kraus
Birth day celebrations and club notes in Oxford area
A group gathered at the Silver Inn camp Monday to celebrate Ruth Linkhart birthday with relatives and friends including E K Linkhart Forman and others. Nemora Study club hosted a program on Washington and Girls Industrial School with several solos. Foresters held a farewell party for Nelle Williams before training at Mercy hospital. Five hundred and seven tables yielded prizes to Emma Simpkins Jennie Meade and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Inn
Ruth Linkhart
E. K. Linkhart
Forman
Dennis Kennedy
Jimmy
Ellen Linkhart
Flora Crissinger
Alfred
Fred Rapp
Dewey Worthman
Beverly
Darleen
Ned Yenter
Joan
Kenneth
Jim Sherlock
Eldon Cook
Betty
Robert
Frank Sponer
Eleanor
Oscar Klenk
Nemora
Washington
Vera Rapp
Girls Industrial School
Grace Clearman
Mary Clayton
Rachel Kennedy
Alice Worthman
Neva Venter
Nora Dee
Florence Oakes
Hattie Cook
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
Nelle Williams
James Mooney
Miss Williams
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Emma Simpkins
Jennie Meade
Eilleen Downs
Kathryn Halsch
Presbyterian Aid society hosts meeting in La Porte City
Sixty women attended the Presbyterian Aid society gathering at the church on Wednesday with hostesses including Mesdames H. D. Kline J. W. Kober Clifford Cutler Clyde Jenks L. J. Lamb Adele Schaible Emma Myers Mata Witt Harry Knight and R. T. Paige Mrs. George Banger presided and Mrs. Amelia Kemp led devotion The program featured Jean Jenks Marie Jean Paige Esther Hemsworth Lilian Garrabrant Leota Driscoll and Marion Tutt. Cc. P. Strohm won a contest Multiple other church and club events followed with various hostesses and upcoming meetings listed in the community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
H. D. Kline
J. W. Kober
Clifford Cutler
Clyde Jenks
L. J. Lamb
Adele Schaible
Emma Myers
Mata Witt
Harry Knight
R. T. Paige
George Banger
Amelia Kemp
Jean Jenks
Marie Jean Paige
Esther Hemsworth
Mary Hemsworth
Lilian Garrabra
Club Meetings Highlight Local Women Leaders and Topics
Olin Mrs. Guy Thompson hosted the Altruist club with a study of Col. Lindbergh’s life led by Mrs. Bessie Strait. West Side club enjoyed by Mrs. Mildred Connelly and Maude Hays. current events topic led by Mrs. Sadie Cop. New officers named Alma Stuart president Lara Stingley vice president Velma Leeds secretary Alice Easterly treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Thompson
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bessie Strait
West Side Club
Mildred Connelly
Maude Hays
Sadie Coppess
Eva Fisher
Sade Mershon
Twentieth Century Club
Frank Easterly
Iowa
Lara Stingley
Alma Stuart
Velma Leeds
Alice Easterly
West Chester Ladies Aid elects officers for year
The West Chester Ladies Aid of the Methodist church elected officers for the coming year at a Wednesday meeting. President is Mrs. Bessie Bauer, vice president Mrs. Gertle Stewart, secretary Mrs. Bertha Griggs, treasurer Mrs. Eva Coffee. Committees will be named for the annual supper in November. The Woman's Relief Corps held a picnic supper Friday at Kamp Kory honoring the Glen Martin family, who will move to Medford Oregon on September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Wellman Family Announces Two Local Weddings
Wellman Mr and Mrs Frank Swartz announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred Elizabeth to Dr D L Dozzi of Salt Lake City Utah. The ceremony took place Sept 4 at the Cathedral of the Magdalene with Monsignor Hunt officiating. Also announced is the secret marriage of Wilna Wada and Ed Schlabaugh solemnized Jan 9, 1932 in Albert Lea Minnesota by Rev John Hall of the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swartz
Wellman
Mildred Elizabeth
D. L. Dozzi
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cathedral of the Magdalene
Monsignor Hunt
Wilna Wada
Ed Schlabaugh
Albert Lea, Minn
John Hall
Methodist Church
Mechanicsville Couple Wed In Rock Island Rock Island I
Mechanicsville Sam Johnson and Leona Oakley of Central City married in Rock Island Iowa at the Methodist parsonage by Rev L N Powell. They were joined by Mr and Mrs W H DeWald of Mechanicsville. The bride wore midnight blue velvet. Mrs Johnson has lived in Cedar Rapids recently where she nursed. Johnson is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson and attended local schools. They plan to make their home in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Dosland
Lizzie Dosland
Lloyd F Welse
Fred Weise
Grand Mound
Rock Island, Il
Clifford A. Nelson
James Duke
Fred Wetse
Sam Johnson
Leona Oakley
Central City
Rock Island
L. N. Powell
W. H. DeWald
Mechanicsville
Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Johnson
Albert Johnson
Ways and Means Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Kensington
Boyles-Jackson
F. L. Wilson
FP. E Campbell
Berdena Frasee
W. J. Dallas
C. C. Brown
F. G. Ferguson
West Liberty and Tipton Golf Club Luncheon Honors
Members of Tipton and West Liberty Golf clubs met for a golf and bridge luncheon. West Liberty winners included Mrs Hawker for low score, Mrs Reed in putting, and Mrs Watters in driving. all received golf balls. Also, sixteen University of Iowa alumni attended a Globe cafe luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton Golf Club
West Liberty Golf Club
Jesse Swart
W. L. Watters
Wayne Nichols
L. A. Whitacre
M. P. Reed
F. B. Smart
Lysle Holmes
Earl Hawker
West Liberty
Hawker
Reed
Bethany circle and Willing Workers hostesses in Springville church
Springville社 Mrs. Robert Bair Mrs. Tom Daniels and Mrs. Bert Cooper entertained the Bethany circle Tuesday in the Methodist church parlors Mrs. Ruby Ericson and Mrs. Ethel Rose hosted the Willing Workers Wednesday at Mrs. Ericson home Plans were made for their annual guest day to be held at the Presbyterian church Sept 28 Committees named General arrangements Ella Foust Laura Alexander Mabel McShane program Mesdames Billa McNeilly Hattie Pearson Susan Gearhart Mary Falcon refreshments Mesdames Lucy Cooper Jennie Van Sickle Cora Samuels Ruby Ericson M O B club will be entertained next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Lucy Cooper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bair
Tom Daniels
Bert Cooper
Bethany Circle
Methodist Church
Ruby Ericson
Ethel Rose
Ericson
Presbyterian Church
Ella Foust
Laura Alexander
Mabel McShane
Mesdames Billa McNeilly
Hattie Pearson
Susan Gearhart
Mary Falcon
Lucy Cooper
Jennie van Sickle
Cora Samuels
Earlville St Josephs Card Party At Columbia Hall
Earlville St Josephs parish held its first card party of the season at Columbia hall on Tuesday evening with 160 attendees. Henry Schectmann of Greeley won first prize and Mrs Alvert Kramer of Earlville took second. The parish plans card parties every other Tuesday. Mrs John Kaiser hosted. The Ep worth league will elect officers at the regular meeting Sunday evening. Mrs Frank Powell hosted the Monday Afternoon club this week. The E O T club met its first calendar year meeting at the home of Miss Marie Carty Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Parish
Columbia Hall
Henry Schectmann
Greeley
Alvert Kramer
Earlville
John Kaiser
Epworth League
Frank Powell
E. O. T. Club
Marie Carty Thursay
Community Notices From Shellsburg and Nehawl area
Shellsburg high school hosted eighty students for a party and watermelon feed at the school house led by C. L. Mack Robert Somola Geneva Watters Leora Hays and Dorothy Royal Harmony class of the Presbyterian church met at church parlors for a picnic dinner Mrs Jack Skeln and Mrs Robert Somola attended the class following the Eastern Star White Lily chapter No 427 held a party and watermelon feed hosted by Esther Jacobs NEWHALL American Legion Auxiliary met at Miss Elizabeth Miller home and elected officers for the coming year including President Mrs Franklin H Thompson and secretary Elizabeth Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Mack
Robert Somola
Geneva Watters
Leora Hays
Dorothy Royal
Harmony
Presbyterian Church
Jack Skeln
White Lily
Order of the Eastern Star
Esther Jacobs
Newhall
American Legion Auxiliary
Elizabeth Miller
Franklin H. Thompson
F. A. Husted
R. M. Hegewald
R. M. Harder
Henry Miller
F.A. Maeder
J. F. Connor
Death of William B. First 80 Farm Local Resident
William B. First 80 a Delaware county resident died at his daughter Mrs Frank Morris home six and a half miles northwest of Manchester on Friday Funeral services to be held this afternoon at 2 at the Morris home Rev J Frank Moore Manchester Community church with burial in Union cemetery Thorpe Ja Born Feb 1 1852 in Pennsylvania he came to this locality with his parents at age three Married July 1 1877 to Mary E Mitchell and farmed north of Manchester most of his life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
William B. First
Delaware County
Frank Morris
Morris
J. Frank Moore
Manchester Community Church
Union Cemetery
Thorpe, Ja
First
Pennsylvania
Mary E. Mitchell
Antiqu es Auctions and Lost Items in Gazette Classifieds
Classified page listing estate auction near Cordova Illinois with moving picture machine and moving sale of household items. Also notices seeking return of purse and jewelry from Rapid Employment Agency, nurse and other service ads, subscriptions, unclaimed diamond rings for loan, auto glass prices, and a passenger share ad to Pasadena California.
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Flymire Estate
Cordova
Rock Island
Gazette
Super Maid Cook-Ware Corp
Experien
Marthe J. Ferguson
Belle Plaine
W H. Yates
Iowa Loan Co
Mullin
M. J. Starbuck
C. R
N. York
Ea Ae Co
SON Crane Wei Neav
Our Town
Cleveland
Richards
Richards College Prim'cy
Maid Rite
Diamonds Town Loan Co
Eee aeeSee Ee
Pasadena
Calif
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Marion Folk
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Ruth Crew
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Lloyd Coakley
Fred Rasmussen
James Sweeney
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Rose Vere Cramer van Kirk
Clarinda
G. J
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Marion Manges
Depot Cafe
Public Library
Hugh Gordon
Monticello
Tipton
Independence
Musical Literary Club
Leon Blinks
George Merkel
Ames
Iowa State College
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Jennings Hotchkiss
Robert Hutchison
Walter French
Albert Jordan
Shaffer
Marines
Margaret Paul
George Paul
Gary
Ind
S. C. Poland
Ronald Booth
Milford
Charles Dow
New York City
Mrs
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Portia Hahn
Becky Miller
A. E. Crew
Vernon Loosboro
Milton
Wis
C. B F. Michel
Marton
Irma Langhoff
Lake Delevan
Jib Hammond
Esther Patschke
G A Patschke
Marjorie
Bobby Schell
Patschke
Charles Burkhart
Clinton
J. M. Birmingham
Charles
O. H Adams
Catherine
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Ameigo Club
J. J. Ives
E. E. Wilcox
Fort Dodge
Karl Kendall
West Marion
Nature and Garder Club
Ed Manson
West of Marion
Ethyle Wood Birmingham
First Congregational Church
Linn County
BE. J. Esgate
Washington, D. C
Arthur
Edith
Helen
Mrs. Esgate
Capella Blue Birds
Prairie Chapel
Earle A. Baker
Davenport
John M. Walters
J. Biddle
Free Methodist Church
R. W. Smith
Oak Park, Ill
George C. Oxley
Denver
Ladies Ald Society
the Methodist Church
Carrie Reichert
Gleaners Division
Marion Lions Club
Elgin
Center Junction
Lisbon
Calamus
Oxford
la Porte City
John Reinhart
Highland Club
John Morrison
John Cutler
Arlene Morrison
George Rothmeier
Fred Rahn
Community Club
E. E. Burrows
John Kruse
Boyd Fox
Will Jurgen
Mae Parker
Christina Anderson
John Young
Katherine Miller
Grace Seaman
Jean Miller
Erma Burrows
Niles Swartz
Ralph Bunyan
Mont Foss
Marie Pauls
George Eliott
Methodist Good Cheer Guild
R. F. Hawkins
Olin
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JC. N. Ayres
Rachel Reeder
F. H. Kisor
Berdena Frazee
Gilbert Ever
R. D. Stoffel
Mary
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C. N. Ayres
M. B. Bridge Club
Lucile Davidson
Mildred More
O. A. Byrne
D. C. Bell
Gilbert Dutton
Kathryn Foley
Julius High
M.E. Sauer
F. M. Wilson
C.H. Stoffel
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Viking Accordion Band
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Capehart
Center Point Road
Lillian Luchy
18Th Ave
LaVogue Beauty Shop
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3Rd Ave. SE
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Marcels
Marie Stewart
Marcel
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3Rd St
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Ruth
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Paris Academy of Beauty
Sidney Abbott
Joe Klemish
Powell Roofing CO
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Morrow
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Fourth Ave
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Roosevelt Hotel
Paramount Ridge
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McNess Co
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