Wedding of Miss Mary Boxnton Gage and George N Harless
Final pre nuptial courtesy followed by a wedding set for Saturday at 4 o clock in the Sinc clair Memorial Chapel on Coe campus. Luncheon was hosted by Arthur Poe at his home on Twenty seventh street. Guests include out of town attendees and members of the bridal party with many named relatives and friends listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boxnton Gage
George N Harless
Sincclair Memorial Chapel
Coe Campus
Arthur Poe
Twenty-seventh Street
Weading
Bidil
Wedang Nat
Betty Guage
Mirana Vis Tromas C Jackson
Fadeld
Helen Munns
Chego Mass
Helen Harless
Anes
Katherine van Meter
Molne
Helen Larimer
Sheld Wieser
Davenport
Airy Goage Wilford Delgell
Sendell Vylzell
Mosflower Bar Chapter Luncheon Guests Host at Peschau Home
Thirty three members and guests of Mosflower chapter of the bar enjoyed a Friday luncheon at 2400 Fourth Avenue, with hostesses Mrs Elizabeth Cline, Mrs Alma Lee, Mrs Frank VY. Orr, Mrs Otto Szakar, and Mrs I R Shafer. Committee chairmen outlined plans for the year. The district meeting was set for Cedar Falls in October. After the business meeting Mrs Dean H Whorn played several piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vos WE Peschau
Fhrabeth Cline
Wom Lee
Frank VY. Orr
Otto Szakar
I R. Shafer
Cedar Falls
Dean H Whorn
Friendship Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon at Mrs Porter’s Home
rs R WV Porter entertained thirteen members of Friendship circle of the King's Daughters at a Thursday dessert luncheon at her home 21 Twenty-seventh street NE. Guests included Mrs Henry Houseman and Mrs Latvson Hynsel from the Hope circle. Mrs Carl G Helming led devotions and Mrs RT Termohlen presided and named Melvin Welke chaplain and Ralph Whitlock as Dr Jennie McCowen representative. Delegates to the Oskaloosa convention will be Mrs Termohlen and Mrs J R Wilson. alternate is Mrs Donald Neill. An honor pearl will be presented for Mrs J Stuart McQuiston, past president, at the convention. Next meeting set for Mrs Termohlen Jen's home 338 Twenty-first street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WV. Porter
Friendship Circle
King's Daughters
Twenty-seventh Street
Henry Houseman
Latvson Hynsel
Hope Circle
Carl G Helming
RT. Termohlen
Melin Welke
Ralph Whitlock
Jennie McCowen
Oskaloosa
Termohlen
J. R Wilson
Donald Neill
J Stuart McQuiston
Termoh Jen
Twenty-first Street
Aliss Rydberg Hosts Nordic Kensington Meeting
Aliss Ruth Rydberg at 723 Third Avenue SW entertained the Nor den Kensington Friday afternoon. Mrs R Millburn played Malaguena and Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2. Refreshments were served. Plans were made for a picnic supper October 5 at the Maine Odd Fellows hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Ruth Rydberg
Third Avenue
R. Millburn
Lecuona
Maine
Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs Jirouch Hosts Shower for Miss Stark Before Oct 4 Wedding
Mrs Frank Jirouch hosted a Wednesday evening shower in the Giow room of the gas company for Miss Maranna Stark who will wed Donald Jirouch on October 4. Sixty five guests attended the courtesy event at 1101 Nineteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jirouch
Nineteenth Street
Giow
Gas Company
Maranna Stark
Donald Jivouch
Mr and Mrs Fred Easker Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
The event was held Wednesday at the home of Mrs Louis Easker 1726 Beyer avenue SE. Mrs Fred Easker was Miss Clara North before marriage. Guests included Mesdames Charles Easker D Stewart J Easker L Rubek W E Pennington C Klima Ben Pohorsky H Easker A F Kopecky M Robinson C A Nemecek F Easker G L Easker J Trusty Charles Easker yr and T Starman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Easker
Louis Easker
Beyer Avenue
Clara North
Charles Easker
D Stewart
J. Easker
L. Rubek
W. E. Pennington
C Klima
Ben Pohorsky
H. Easker
A F Kopecky
M. Robinson
C. A. Nemecek
F. Easker
G L. Easker
J Trusty
T. Starman
Towanka Camp Fire group holds nature treasure hunt
Fourteen members joined a nature treasure hunt at Ellis Park after a discussion on rank requirements for the ceremonial to be held Oct 7. Clues were laid by Guardian Mrs A J T Mason assisted by Gloria Pahl and Alice Swomley, all working on firemaker ranks. The next meeting is Oct 6 at the guardian's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Towanka
The
Guardian
A J T. Mason
Gloria Pahl
Alice Swomley
Hostess Kathryn Howe Hosts Night Hawks Bridge Party
Miss Kathryn Howe entertained the Night Hawks at a bridge party on Thursday evening at 2417 B avenue NE. Guests included Misses Betty Peck, Donna Lynott, Velma Bees, Dolores Machula, Mary Engledow, Roberta Randolph, and Maureen Halsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Howe
B Avenue NE
Nighthawks
Betty Peck
Donna Lynott
Velma Bees
Dolores Machula
Mary Engledow
Roberta Randolph
Maureen Halsey
White couple mark 40th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs Clarence E. White of 2201 Ridgeway Drive SE celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner hosted by their daughter Mrs Howard M Benninghoff and Mr Benninghoff at 1600 B Avenue NW. They were married in Mason City on September 22, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. White
Ridgeway Drive
Howard M. Benninghoff
Benninghoff
B Avenue NW
Mrs. White
Mason City
Local diver John L Stark returns home from Atlantic City
John L Stark son of Mrs Helen Kacera Stark of 2016 Fourth Avenue SE spent three months in Atlantic City New Jersey as a member of the Diving Collegians an exhibition diving act from the steel pier He also visited New York City before returning home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Stark
Helen Kacera Stark
Fourth Avenue SE
Atlantic City
N. J
Steel Pier
Stark
New York City
Coal tar: base for 2000 plus by products cited
From coal gas production tar forms the base for over two thousand by products. These include antiseptics aspirin dyes flavoring extracts perfumes and moth balls, illustrating the wide industrial value of tar by products.
Midwest Council Business Girls Honor Helen Blackstone At Montrose
Miss Helen K Blackstone of Chicago executive grand secretary of Delta Theta Chi attends the midwest council meeting at the Montrose hotel with 150 delegates from Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio Indiana and Iowa. Pauline Dyer president will preside as sessions begin with registration dinner and pledging service followed by round table discussions and a birthday breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen K Blackstone
Chicago
Delta Theta Chi
National Business Girls’ Sorority
Tall Midwest Council
National Organization
Montrose Hotel
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Midwest Council
Pauline Dyer
Kansas City
Areme Circle Meets in Cedar Chapter Gathering
Areme circle of Cedar chapter met Friday at the home of Mrs. W. H. Holec 409 Twentieth street NE. Mrs. Robert McNabney spoke of her trip to Ireland and Mrs. A. J. Prucha described visits in Czechoslovakia. Guest Mrs. Horace Jonas of Racine Wis joined relatives Mrs. Charles Zvacek. Hostesses were Mesdames O. E Cress Pauline Dusdicker R A Greenawalt W. C Hach C. B. Josts Ben Johnson Fred Mason Bert Rice and Delia Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Circle of Cedar Chapter
W. H. Holec
Twentieth Street
Robert McNabney
Ireland
A. J. Prucha
Czechoslovakia
Horace Jonas
Racine
Wis
Charles Zvacek
O. E Cress
Pauline Dusdicker
R A Greenawalt
W. C Hach
C. B. Josts
Ben Johnson
Fred Mason
Bert Rice
Delia Petergon
Lisles Return From Summer in the Carolinas
Mr and Mrs John Lisle and their son Terry John returned home after a summer in the Carolinas. John Lisle played professional baseball in the South Atlantic League at Spartanburg South Carolina and is a former Cedar Rapids Raiders player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lisle
Fourth Street
Terry John
Carolinas
Mr. Lisle
Spartanburg
S. C
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Friwoto Camp Fire Plans Hike and Council Fire
Members of Friwoto Camp Fire Group met at Garfield school and wrote a round robin letter to former member Alice Jane Newhouse now in Grand Rapids Michigan. A hike was planned and discussion covered taking rank at the city-wide council fire set for October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friwoto
Garfield School
Alice Jane Newhouse
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wage Act Startup Delayed by Funding Shortfall
Washington insiders report the wage hour administration cannot fully organize its staff of lawyers and economists or the enforcement division due to insufficient funds. With one month until opening, only the textiles committee led by Donald Nelson is named. Elmer F. Andrews says basic regulations are priority and industry wage committees will be deferred except for a few sectors until after year’s start, awaiting further funding from Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Textiles
Donald Nelson
Elmer F. Andrews
Congress
Czech Arm, Study Hitler Final View
Prague faced a critical moment as officials urged readiness with gas masks. Warsaw reported Prague was unwilling to concede further while streets filled with calm crowds amid tense, airdrops. Rail and air links to Germany were halted as the city blocks out news and prepares for possible actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Prague
Germany
Russia ready to aid Czechoslovakia in conflict
Soviet Foreign Commissar Litvinoff stated in Geneva that Russia would assist Czechoslovakia under the Czech French and Czech Soviet military pacts if Germany invades. He indicated the Soviet war machine would join the fight, with Romania allowing troop transit to Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litvinoff
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Geneva
INS
Maxim —Litsinoff
Earl de la Warr
League of Nations
Germany
France
Roumania
Shaffer's Foot Affects Walking And Heel Cord Shortening
The heel cord Achilles tendon connects the calf muscles and aids forward movement. Shortening causes a high arch and limited ankle flexion, leading to a horselike gait and pain. mild cases respond to stretching and gradual heel reduction, while severe cases may require tendon lengthening surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
Questions and Answers on Cheese and Streptococci
The article asks whether streptococci occur in cheese and if such cheese poses a danger. It notes these bacteria are microscopic and not visible to the naked eye. It discusses how to detect contamination and what safety precautions or signs to look for in cheese.
Stamp Awards At Trans-Mississippi Philatelic Banquet
Stamp awards will be presented at the Trans-Mississippi Philatelic Society convention banquet in Montrose hotel tonight at 6. L G Brookman Dr Prichard Von David Olaf Nagle led judging for awards based on philatelic knowledge and display quality. The event includes an address by B B Hickenlooper and closes Sunday. twins Ray and Roy Lawrence arrived for the show amid active trading and three auctions of stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Trans-Mississippi
Philatelic Society
L. G. Brookman
Minneapolis
G. A. Borschel
B. B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Ray and
Roy Lawrence
Anamosa
Middlewest
Chicago
Cheese questions and food preservation notes
A reader asks if cheese contains Streptoce and discusses cheese consumption. Another query covers using cream of tartar as a preservative in canning green vegetables and beans. A third item debates deep breathing for heart patients and cites a booklet offer.
Death of Mrs Clara K Kelting in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Clara K Kelting widow of M W Kelting died at 1508 Fifth Avenue SE Friday night at 9 45 Born April 22 1865 in Scott County Iowa she lived near Williamsburg before moving to Cedar Rapids twenty three years ago She is survived by daughter Louise Kelting Van Pelt and siblings in Marengo Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 PM in Turner chapel with burial at Genoa Bluffs cemetery near Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara K. Kelting
M. W. Kelting
Fifth Avenue SE
Scott County
Iowa
Williamsburg
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Louise Kelting van Pelt
William
George
Henry Lianglas
Peter Kruse
Henry Rathjen
Marengo
First Congregational Church
Turner Chapel
Nelson Dreier
Poland Says It Will Press Minority Plan In Czechoslovakia
Warsaw said it would proceed with its plan to regain control of the Polish minority in Czechoslovakia despite Moscow’s warning. Foreign Minister Beck asserted Poland’s actions are internal and cited the 1932 pact auto-lapsing on aggression. Poland seeks an integral solution to the Czech crisis, including Polish and Hungarian assurances and German concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Soviet
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Czech
Joseph Beck
Ussr
Foreign Office
United Press
Teschen-Silesia
God
Bauman, Former Gazette Employee, Dies in Cedar Rapids
Christopher C. Bauman 1853 06 05 Smithville Ohio died at his son Harry s home north of Cedar Rapids at 1 30 am Saturday after months of illness He resided in Cedar Rapids 25 years Survived by four daughters one son one sister seven grandchildren five great grandchildren Funeral services in Rohn chapel time to be announced Friends may call Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher C. Bauman
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
Harry
Smithville
Guy F. Clark
Homer Partridge
Leta Bauman
Arthur Laird
Pierre
S. D
Harry Bauman
Sue Lieb
Mount Vernon
Rohn
Funeral services for Jerry Cu hel set for Sunday
Funeral services for Jerry Cu hel, who died in a local hospital, will be held at the Barta chapel Sunday at 2 p m with Rev Ludvik Burian and Rev Mr Sunderman officiating. Burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery with American Legion military rites at the grave. Friends may call at the chapel Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Cuhel
Barta Chapel
Ludvik Burian
Mr. Sunderman
Bohemian National Cemetery
American Legion
Treasury Frees Holdings of Gold
Treasury releases gold holdings and increases credits with banks as gold certificates back currency. Officials declined comment though more gold is expected soon. Totals show deposits with Federal Reserve banks at 1.035 billion and general fund gold at 827 million, with shipments en route to boost stock next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Federal Reserve
General Fund
High Seas
United States
Funeral for Frank Broz Sr. Held in Walford Home and Church
Funeral services for Frank Broz senior will be at 9 15 a m Monday at a home 2 1/2 miles southwest of Walford and at 10 a m in Holy Trinity Church Walford with Rev Stephen Strahlulek officiating. Burial will be in the Halacemetery. The body will be taken from Polansky chapel Sunday afternoon to the home where friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Broz, Sr
Walford
Holy Trinity Church
Stephen Srahulek
Hala
Polansky
New Hampshire State Flower Lilac Native to Europe
The common lilac is identified as the state flower of New Hampshire and noted to be native to eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Europe
Death of Arthur Doner in Brooksville Mississippi
Arthur Doner 51 longtime Mississippi farmer died Friday in Brooksville. Born January 26 1887 at Fairfax he was a son of Mrs Cora D Doner of Lisbon. He married Genta Davis of Blairstown who survives. A brother in Green Bay Wisconsin also survives. His father John Doner died three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooksville
Miss
Arthur Doner
Cora D. Doner
Lisbon
Mr. Doner
Fairfax
Genta Davis
Blairstown
Green Bay
Wis
John Doner
Famine and Pestilence Strike Cape Cod After Storm
National guardsmen rushed to Cape Cod amid looting as 650 plus deaths and near a billion dollars in damage sweep New England. Refugee camps received food and vaccines. reconstruction plans totaled $15 million for New England public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
INS
Cape Cod
Mass
New Jersey
Maine
Little Flower Novena Opens Sunday at St. Ludmila
Public invited to a novena in honor of St. Therese the Little Flower at St. Ludmila church starting Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Timothy Moore will lead announcements at 6, 8, and 10 a.m. masses. Closing services follow on Oct 3 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therese
St. Ludmila
Timothy Moore
D. Car
Chicago
Births: Three New Arrivals at St Luke’s and Mercy Hospitals
Born to Courtland Stevens at 1712 Fifteenth avenue SE a daughter at St Luke's hospital Sept 23. Mrs Stevens is Helen Fitzgerald. Born to George L Buresh Marion a daughter at St Luke's hospital Sept 24. Born to Elwin Novotny 1743 First avenue E a daughter at Mercy hospital Sept 23. Born to Vincent Bartunek 1330 First avenue W a son at Mercy hospital Sept 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland Stevens
Fifteenth Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Stevens
Helen Fitzgerald
George L. Buresh
Marion
Elwin Novotny
First Avenue E
Mercy Hospital
Vincent Bartunek
First Avenue W
Americans Urged to Leave Czechoslovakia at Once
The American minister in Prague warned Friday that Americans must depart Czechoslovakia immediately as it could become impossible to leave. State Department notes 5190 Americans in the country on Jan 1 1938. most reside near Germany. Exit routes via the German border or Dutch ports could close if war starts, forcing a long trek through Romania or a Black Sea embarka tion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prague
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Wilber J. Carr
Czech Republic
Germany
Roumania
Black Sea
City Briefs And Personals In Fairfax St Patrick Dinner
Fire crews responded to several minor incidents including a grass fire behind the Leo Spacek residence at 1638 Third Avenue SE and a vehicle fire caused by a cigarette stub at Twelfth Avenue and Third Street SE. Local residents were noted in hospital, moves, and two marriages were performed by Justice Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Spacek
Third Avenue SE
Vernon Voespel
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street
Notice of Tax Lien Dismissal for Belle Plaine Firm
The federal district court clerk’s office reports the dismissal of a $55.45 tax lien filed against Lo rentzen and Bartlett Manufacturing Company of Belle Plaine. The Social Security tax amount is stated as satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorentzen and Bartlett Manufacturing Company
Belle Plaine
Federal District Court Clerk
Burts’ Puppies Poisoned Overnight at Burts Residence
Grover T. Burts reports two 245 month old puppies poisoned at 1109 Tenth Street SE during the night of September 22. Three older dogs were not poisoned according to the police report filed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover T. Burts
Tenth Street SE
Burts
Accused of Larceny In Rooming House Case
Mary Cook twenty, listed Anamosa as her last address, was arrested Friday evening on a complaint by Frank Rush who runs a rooming house at 113 First Avenue E. He claims Cook joined a purse containing 7 51 dollars. The purse and money were found in her home at Rush's place. Rush refused to file a complaint, but police charged Cook with larceny from a person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cook
Anamosa
Frank Rush
First Avenue E
Rush
Miss Cook
License plates stolen from two cars recovered by police
Police recovered license plates stolen from John Sutliff of 823 Second Avenue SW at 7 p.m. Friday after they were found attached to a car stolen from D. H. Smother of 1801 Bever Avenue SE. The vehicles were located near First Street and Twentieth Avenue SW. Smother’s plates remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sutliff
Second Avenue
D. H. Smother
Bever Avenue SE
First Street
Twentieth Avenue
Smother
Escaped Bandit Returns Then Breaks Free Again
Oliver Dorsey, an Arizona bandit held for robbery and a prior escape, walked out of the Pittsburg city jail Friday night when an officer left his cell door unlocked. Deputies and police searched the countryside after he was recaptured in Omaha, while authorities pursued him as he escaped again en route to the Arizona penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
INS
Oliver Dorsey
Arizona
Dorsey
Arizona Penitentiary
Omaha
City weighs incinerator plan to handle waste
Trusty warns the city may need a new rubbish disposal site and longer trash hauls if an incinerator is not built. Howard R. Green estimates a $140000 plant could be financed without a special election if tied to sewage disposal, or risk losing a PWA grant and higher taxpayer costs. Mayor Hahn will seek grant-based approval to proceed despite uncertain support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trusty
Howard R. Green
PWA
Dave Williams
Public Improvements
Hahn
Dozen Surgeons Demonstrate at Cedar Rapids Clinic
Sixty members of the Town Clinical Surgical society attended a semi annual clinic at St Luke's and Mercy hospitals in Cedar Rapids. Two groups operated on twenty patients showing six colleagues procedures with the latest equipment. Attaches report all operations successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Clinical Surgical Society
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s
Mercy
A. R. Zuercher
C S. Krause
John Reiniers
H. E. Pfeiffer
J.{. Gray
Ston
B. J. Moon
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Judge authorizes bank as executor to pay taxes
Judge H. C. Ring on Saturday authorized Merchants National Bank to act as executor of Irene H. Douglas estate. The bank must pay the state inheritance taxes totaling 28,358.29 dollars based on the treasurer's tentative determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Merchants National Bank
Irene H Douglas
Drunk Driving Defendant Fined in Local Court
Howard Skinner 43 of Fourth Street SW was fined $300 and costs by Judge H. C. Ring after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. An immediate $100 payment was allowed, with 30 days to pay the balance. Skinner is forbidden to drive a motor vehicle for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Skinner
Fourth Street
H. C. Ring
Skinner
Huls Seeks Divorce in District Court
Mary N. Huls files for divorce from William J. Huls on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds in district court. The couple married in Minnesota on July 27 and the plaintiff asks that her maiden name Mary N. Luberger be restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary N. Huls
William J. Huls
Minnesota
Mary N. Luberger
Cedar Rapids Man Pleads Guilty To Car Theft Charge
Russell C. Hood of Cedar Rapids faced a charge of driving Vern Henderson's car without consent on June 8. Hood pleaded guilty after withdrawing a not guilty plea on June 9 and was fined $100 plus costs by Judge H. C. Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Hood
Cedar Rapids
Vern Henderson
EB Avenue
Henderson
H. C. Ring
Hood
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Poes
Mayflower Chapter
Tuncheon
Norden Kensington
Firouch
Honor Bridal
Towanka Camp
Miss Howe
Joan L. Stark Jiome
Midwest Council Business Girls’ Sorority
Helen K. Blackstone
Areme Circle
John Lisles
Hitler
Personal Health Service
William Brady, MD
Achilles
Free Methodists
R. T. Fine
Richard T. Fine
Burlington
Free Methodist Church
Avenue
Eighth Street
W J. W. Antwer
C. C. Bauman
Gazette
Frank Broz
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Julia
WPA
Warry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
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John J. McDonough
New England
Connecticut River
Hartford
Conn
Springfield
West Springfield
Providence
R. I
Block Island
Westerly
Watch Hill
Little Flower
St. Patrick’s
Pullman
Penick
Ford
Frank Novotny
M. Pnovsky
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Harold Stepinsky
Protivin
Doris Daverman
Justice H. R. Churchill
Lyle Richard Jones
Alice Lorraine Fields
Justice Churchill
Court House News
Douglas
Mrs. Huls
Sears
Sears Roebuck and CO
Cedar Rapids, Ta
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