Mayflower Chapter D A R Holds First Fall Meeting
Twenty five members attended the Mayflower chapter of the D A R first fall meeting at Mrs. Carl D. Thomas home 2267 Washington Ave SE. Guests Mrs. Gilbert Dutton and Mrs. Wayne J. Foster spoke and Rev. Nelson C. Dreier lectured on beauty. Katharine Franken presided with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower
Carl D. Thomas
Washington Avenue SE
Gilbert Dutton
W. E. Peschau
Fourth Avenue SE
Wayne J. Foster
Foster
Nelson C. Dreier
First Congregational Church
George Newland
Katherine Franken
J. C. Milner
Arthur L. Bye
Elizabeth Cline
V. H. Hasek
Northwestern freshman chosen as band clarinet soloist
Don Kessler son of Dr and Mrs L A Kessler of 2108 Greenwood Dr SE has been named clarinet soloist in the Northwestern band. He is a former pupil of William Vesely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kessler
L. A. Kessler
Greenwood Drive
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Kessler
William Vesely
Mrs Hasek To Colorado Visit Planned
Mrs Irma Hasek of Brown apartments and her sister Mrs E C Fitzpatrick of Elkader will travel Sunday to Fort Collins Colorado to visit Dr and Mrs Charles A Carroll. Mrs Carroll was formerly Miss Marjorie Petro dvitsky of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Hasek
Brown
E. C. Fitzpatrick
Elkader
Fort Collins
Colo
Charles A. Carroll
Carroll
Marjorie Petrovitsky
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Miller Honored With Tea and Games
Mrs J E DeFore hosted a Thursday evening event at 830 Seventh Avenue SE in honor of Mrs Andrew Miller. Prizes from games went to Mrs Ralph Martin and Mrs Lou Mrstik. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Wesley A Miller and Mrs Charles Charipar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. DeFore
Seventh Avenue SE
Andrew Miller
Ralph Martin
Lou Mrstik
Wesley A. Miller
Charles Charipar
Sophia Pugh
Frank Wavra
J A. Popelka
B. C. Meskimen
H. Duxbury
H. W. Dahlstrand
Fred Cook
Mildred Witherell
Stanley Treka
L. R. Simon
Don Vahl
H. Cartwright
M. L. Canfield
W. J. Miller
F. R. Edda
John Matus
W. L. Miller
William Reid
Wilburt Matus
Ester Janda
Virginia DeFore
Virginia Ritchie
Marilyn DeFore
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Trusty at Home
Mrs. John Trusty of 822 Twentieth Street SE was surprised Friday night by friends at her residence. Attendees included Mrs. Magdaline Klepach and the Misses Bernice Klepach Louise Zubrod Alba Gleason and Margaret Ann Klepach plus Orville Stewart Charles Racer Kenneth Crump and John Trusty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trusty
Twentieth Street
Magdaline Klepach
Bernice Klepach
Louise Zubrod
Alba Gleason
Margaret Ann Klepach
Orville Stewart
Charles Racer
Kenneth Crump
P. T. A. Meetings in Fillmore Elects Officers and Reports
P. T. A. meeting in Fillmore led by president Mrs. Ralph Dresher with 55 members present. Reports were given by membership hospitality finance and budget publications and social chairs. Miss Marjorie Donohue principal spoke and introduced teachers. refreshments were served by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P.T.A
Ralph Dresher
Anton Nilsson
George Heider
G. W. Harger
Frank Bukacek
Earl Miller
Marjorie Donohue
W. A. Kofron
C. L. Johnson
L. C. Steele
Harrison P T A Teas Members and Committee Chairs Named
The Harrison PTA held an annual friendship tea in the auditorium. Mrs. H N Bowser presided while Miss Marjorie Walters welcomed new members and introduced teachers. Committee chairs were named for program membership publicity hospitality sick finance recreation publications parent education and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison P.T.A
H. N. Bowser
Marjorie Walters
Rose Harrington
William Counterman
P. A. McCabe
G. W. Hart
Herman Dolley
Robert Heaton
Henry Kenyon
Clinton Lane
Earl C. Waite
H. Richardson
Melvin L. Welke
G. D. Barger
Lulu Engleman Welty
Mary Ellen
Roosevelt P T A Conference Sets Delegates and Chairs
Roosevelt P T A met Wednesday afternoon with about eighty five in attendance. Mrs. Charles W Hubbard presided and delegates to Waterloo were Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. J M Wiley with alternates Mrs. Gerber and Mrs. Paul Smith. Committee chairs named include finance hospitality social membership emergency and thrift program and other officers. A pupil group sang under Miss Grace Meloney while R F Carne spoke on Community Chest goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P.T.A
Charles W. Hubbard
Hubbard
J. M. Wiley
Waterloo
Jacob Gerber
Paul Smith
Arthur Lawrence
L. W. Herdlicka
Dale Reece
Henry Hulburt
George H. Heider
Esther Shunk and Orval Rose Married at Westminster Church
Esther Loraine Shunk daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond H Shunk and Orval T Rose son of Mr and Mrs William M Rose were married at Westminster Presbyterian church by Rev J Renwick McCullough in a single ring ceremony. 200 guests attended as candelabra and gladiolas decorated the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Loraine Shunk
Raymond H. Shunk
First Avenue E
Orval T. Rose
William M. Rose
Thirty-fourth Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. Renwick McCullough
Johanna Hill
Virginia Joyce Fussell
Mount Vernon
J. William McLaughlin
Donald McCulloch
Edward Fleming
James Dickinson
Merrill Grove
Cedar Rapids
Clifford Kettering
Burbank
Calif
Warren Rose
Santa Fe
N. M
Minnesota
Kenwood
Helen Rose
Davenport
Conrad Roseland
Mary Ellen Roseland
Gilman
Cultus Club Begins 38th Year At Luncheon
The Cultus club opened its thirty eighth year with a Thursday luncheon at 2005 Mount Vernon avenue SE hosted by Mrs. P J Flanders. Assisting hostesses were Mrs FE D Hardwick and George Baumgartner. Twenty two members attended as outgoing president Mrs W D Patterson handed over the presidency to Mrs Hardwick. Mrs T B Yuill spoke of a trip to Nashville noting Hermitage and the Parthenon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
P. J. Flanders
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
Mesdames FE
D. Hardwick
George Baumgartner
W. D. Patterson
Hardwick
T. B. Yuill
Nashville
Tenn
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Parthenon Building
Wakadiyu Camp Fire Elects New Officers
Wakadiyu Camp Fire group met Thursday and elected Nellie Noble as president Mary Jane Bingham as vice president Evelyn Poula as secretary Loretta Kepler as social chairman Mary K Cunningham as phone committee and Betty Blake as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakadiyu
Nellie Noble
Mary Jane Bingham
Evelyn Poula
Loretta Kepler
Mary K. Cunningham
Betty Blake
Tawaki Camp Fire Elects Officers At Meeting
Helen Reed was elected president of the Tawaki camp fire group at a recent meeting. Other officers include Erma Lee Young as vice president Helen Bell as secretary treasurer Jean Cunningham as social chairman Dorothy Kepler as scribe and Louise Crumb as telephone chairman. Others present were Ruth Klepach Betty Ann Blecher and Maxine Kepler guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Reed
Tawaki
Erma Lee Young
Helen Bell
Jean Cunningham
Dorothy Kepler
Louise Crumb
Ruth Klepach
Betty Ann Blecher
Maxine Kepler
Guardian
Pivoteers Club Hosts Bridge Party After Meeting
Mrs Edward Kuba and Georgi ana Hach hosted a Pivoteers club gathering at Mrs Kuba s home. Martha Kralik won first prize and Elsie Volak second in the bridge party after the business session. Others present included Irma Hradecky B Fieseler Lillian Samek Esther Nezerka Maxine Bendorf Elsie Shimek Mrs Melvin Dochterm an and daughter Joyce Mrs Clyde Markham and Mrs Fred Kincher and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kuba
Georgiana Hach
Pivoteers Club
Martha Kralik
Elsie Volak
Irma Hradecky
B. Fieseler
Lillian Samek
Esther Nezerka
Maxine Bendorf
Elsie Shimek
Melvin Dochterman
Joyce
Clyde Markham
Fred Kinchner
Excelcis Banquet At Bishop's With 18 Guests
Members of the Excelcis group held a banquet at Bishop's Thursday evening. Pink roses decorated the main table where eighteen covers were laid. A theater party followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelcis
Bishop’s
Honor Iversons Shower Honors New Couple
Mr and Mrs F P Iverson of 1101 Fourteenth Avenue SW were recently married and celebrated with a couple shower honoring the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Iverson
Fourteenth Avenue
Local social notices list numerous attendees and families
Thursday afternoon social gathering featured many residents including Mes dames Mary Machula Oscar Anderson Eliza Youtzy Elizabeth Bruyn Elizabeth Tichy Libbie Rocarek Mary Forsythe Elsie Steinke William Seilhamer H Lorenzen W H Steege M Vanourny Eric Pederson C W Davis J M Field Orval Reid Edna M Forsythe F W Forsythe and her children Paul June and her children A J Truesdell Charles A Forsythe and D G Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Machula
Oscar Anderson
Eliza Youtzy
Elizabeth Bruyn
Elizabeth Tichy
Libbie Rocarek
Mary Forsythe
Elsie Steinke
William Seilhamer
H. Lorenzen
W. H. Steege
M. Vanourny
Eric Pederson
C. W. Davis
J. M. Field
Orval Reid
Edna M. Forsythe
F. W. Forsythe
Paul June
Mrs Spurrier Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. Vernon Spurrier hosted a Friday evening bridge club at 1323 Burch Avenue NW. Prizes were won by Miss Selma Rose and Miss Alice Phillipson. Also present were Misses Norma Detlers Louise Gillis Hilda Hendrickson Kathryn Pogge Arlene Ortmann Leona Borschel Juanita Davis Alicin Blaha and Mesdames A C Ridge and H K Spurrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Spurrier
Burch Avenue
Bridge Club
Selma Rose
Alice Phillipson
Norma Detlers
Louise Gillis
Hilda Hendrickson
Kathryn Pogge
Arlene Ortmann
Leona Borschel
Juanita Davis
Alicin Blaha
A. C. Ridge
H. K. Spurrier
Married Couple Share Enduring Respect For Each Other
Dear Miss Manners notes a long married couple who maintain affection and civility despite disagreements. The letter from Dizzy praises personality over looks and argues that charm and attitude can matter more than beauty in courting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy
Dear Miss Manners cash allowance dispute
A wife asks about unequal money flow in marriage and Mrs. Manners recommends a monthly cash allowance from the husband for personal expenses. The answer suggests the husband can set a fixed sum to cover small purchases like sodas, movies, and incidental costs, with room to save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Miss Alice Smith Wins Gazette-Strand Contest Prize
Ten to twenty thirty Miss Alice Smith of Cedar Rapids National Bank won the Gazette-Strand Popular Working Girl contest ended yesterday. The prize is a two week trip to California. Dr. John Kozak of the University of Prague spoke in Europe at the People's church today. Lumir Dostal left for Chicago to enter Rush Medical College. Mr and Mrs Charles Messer and children Marvin and Phyllis left for Salt Lake City to join Mrs Messer's parents and then go to Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Smith
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Gazette-Strand
California
John Kozak
University of Prague
Europe
People’s Church
Lumir Dostal
Chicago
Rush Medical College
Charles Messer
Marvin
Phyllis
Salt Lake City
Sixth annual Society of American Indians conference opens at library
The sixth annual conference of the Society of American Indians opened today at the public library with Rev. Sherman Coolidge presiding. In other notices, Ray Feiereisen, 8, suffered a severe foot crush from a switch engine at Sixth avenue and Fourth street, and Miss Lillian Pardera travels to Buena Vista Va to enter Buena Vista seminary. Directors of the Y M C A purchased the Kern property at First avenue and Fifth street for about 35000 as the first step toward a new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Feiereisen
Sixth Avenue
Fourth Street
Lillian Pardera
Buena Vista
Buena Vista Seminary
Society of American Indians
Sherman Coolidge
Kern
First Avenue
Fifth Street
Palmer Returns From England Visit
Harry Palmer comes home after a ten week stay with relatives and friends in England. Patrick Egan a switchman suffered serious injuries after falling from a moving switch engine into a box car. Allan MacDuff nominated for supervisor at the republican caucus. The sale today of the O W Lyman residence to Dr Richard Lord marks a major real estate transaction of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Palmer
England
Patrick Egan
Allan MacDuff
O. W. Lyman
Richard Lord
Knox Calls for End to Federal Dictatorship in Iowa Rally
Colonel Frank Knox, Republican vice presidential candidate, urged Iowa voters to back a Landon Knox administration to end federal dictatorship. He praised Landon’s agricultural program, attacked the Roosevelt New Deal, and called for simplicity economy and certainty in government while criticizing James A. Farley and Democratic leadership. He spoke from Creston to Ottumwa during a southern Iowa campaign tour and drew a large Russell crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Frank Knox
Iowa
Landon-Knox
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Knox
Alf Landon
Kansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Creston
Red Oak
Landon
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Farley
James A. Farley
New York
Alfred M. Landon
Denver
Osceola
Chariton
Russell
Albia
Suits For 35100 Damages Filed In Manchester Court
Special to The Gazette. Damage suits totaling 35100 were filed in district court this week for the October term. George Speake names Merle Casteel as defendant in a 25000 action arising from a collision of two trucks on primary 113 north of Monticello January 20, 1936, injuring the plaintiff. William Seichert of Cedar Rapids sues Glenn Nickerson, Manchester farmer, for 10000 for injuries from a Cedar Rapids collision August 7. Frank Schroeder seeks 100 against James O'Brien from an accident on primary 20 near Dyersville May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
George Speake
Merle Casteel
Monticello
William Seichert
Cedar Rapids
Glenn Nickerson
Manchester Farmer
Frank Schroeder
James O’brien
Dyersville
Twelve boys put on probation for breaking into home
Judge J. G. Patterson has placed twelve boys on probation for breaking and entering the home of the late Col C. J. Wilson. They were taken into custody weeks ago and most of the guns and war relics stolen have been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. G. Patterson
C. J. Wilson
Alice in Blunderland Incinatti Roosevelt Politic Row
A 1936 syndicated satirical column features Browder denying Roosevelt is a communist while socialist candidate Thomas accuses Browder of directing a labor party aligned with Roosevelt. The piece argues Roosevelt inflames class tensions and targets business, labeled as a proponent of radical change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incinnati
Communist Party
Mr. Browder
Mr. Roosevelt
Thomas
Roosevelt
Alice Longworth
Community Chest Sunday Observed In Cedar Rapids Churches
Cedar Rapids churchgoers will observe Community Chest Sunday as the 1937 Chest drive begins next Wednesday. Church programs vary, with ministers, congregants, and speakers bureau members presenting talks on Chest supported agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Community Chest
S. R. Hawkins
Chest Speakers Bureau
B. A. Barlow
Trinity Methodist Church
C. A. Beems
First Evangelical Church
Clare Marshall
Finance Group
Thomas Crabbe
Charman
Public Service Division
M. H. Morrison
Automotive Group
Glenn Fletcher
Marshall
State Health Dept Engineer To Probe Cedar Lake
Mayor Frank K Hahn said the city health department hired a state health department engineer to investigate Cedar lake conditions causing offensive odors. The expert was expected to arrive Saturday afternoon or Monday morning to inspect the lake, with authorities believing recent rains and rising water levels contributed to the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Hahn
State Department of Health
Cedar Lake
Communion Service at First Reformed Church
The holy communion service for the year's third quarter will be observed at Sunday’s 11 a.m. service at First Reformed Church. A baptismal service will precede the communion and Melvin Nemec will present a hymn solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed
First Reformed Church
Melvin Nemec
Dysart to Build Town Hall on South Main Site
After talks with the Goodwin family, Dysart votes to erect a town hall community building on South Main. Construction must begin by November 15 with excavation after removing several structures. Bond sales totaling 12,000 dollars are advertised while a prior 15,000 dollar issue is reduced by 3,000. A WPA grant of 12,600 dollars covers 45 percent of costs and completion is required by November 1, 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Goodwin
South Main Street
Mind and Morality in Love and Democracy
A Q and A on love driven marriages and state control. Infatuation plus adventure fuels quick marriages. youths act like emotional children despite physical maturity. California license waits for three days, a law praised. Abbe Dimnet asks if America is a democracy amid growing government power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Abbe Dimnet
America
How to Improve Your Memory by Dr Henry Og Link
A reader service advertises the booklet How to Improve Your Memory by Dr Henry Og Link. It explains memory rules and how to remember names dates and lessons, with a request for 10 cents to cover costs and a stamped self addressed envelope. A Q A discusses life expectancy differences between white and Negro individuals with reference to life tables and Lotka's Length of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry OG
Link
Albert E. Wiggam
Laura Ingalls Sets Unofficial Record For Women Flyers
New York report says aviatrix Laura Ingalls flew solo from Columbus Ohio to Roosevelt Field 590 miles in 2 hours 59 minutes in her Lockheed Orion. She recently placed second in the Bendix trophy races and stated she makes these city to city flights to boost feminine flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Laura Ingalls
Aviatrix
Columbus
Roosevelt Field
Miss Ingalls
Sunday Rally Day at First Presbyterian Church
Sunday to be rally day at First Presbyterian Church with annual exercises. The church school hour is 9 45 a m and a special program promotes classes. Parents and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids to Consider City Grading Bonds
The City Council of Cedar Rapids Iowa will hold a meeting on October 12 1936 at ten in the morning in the Council Chamber City Hall Cedar Rapids to consider issuing 6800 in City Grading Bonds to pay for opening extending and grading streets and avenues. Taxpayers may file objections before the meeting with the City Clerk. City Clerk L J Storey issued the notice September 24 1936 and it is published in The Cedar Rapids Gazette September 26 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Council Chamber
L. J. Storey
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Cedar Rapids Bank Receivership
Notice to depositors and creditors of Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company that the Linn County Iowa District Court will consider approval of a sale of Lots 2 3 and 4 Block 34 Original Town New Cedar Rapids for a bid with priority given to higher offers. Oct 5 1936 9:00 at Cedar Rapids Courthouse. George G Gorman attorney for receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
District Court of Linn Seenty
D. W. Bates
Linn County
New City
Shy
Sephestian
Erante
Cedar 5 Nas Savings Berkapa Trust Company
Cedar
George G. Gorman
Recceiver
Funeral for M L Kirkman set for Sunday
Madison L. Kirkman of 1713 Blake boulevard SE died at University hospital Iowa City early Friday Funeral services will be at Beatty chapel at 4 p m Sunday Rev Mel vin Welke of Peoples church will officiate Body to be taken to Peoria Illinois Monday morning for burial in Park View Memorial cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison L. Kirkman
Blake Boulevard
University Hospital
Iowa City
Beatty Chapel
Melvin Welke
The
Peoples Church
Peoria
Ill
Park View Memorial Cemetery
Smart Fashions For Children Parade At Killian Store
Miniature models showcased fall fashions for children at the Killian company store. Dressed in puffed sleeves and varied colors, outfits ranged from toddlers to teens with navy ensembles and embroidered details. Dancers from Edna Dieman's studio performed as Veryl Schile served as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Killian Company
Betty
Miss
Cedar Rapids
Killian
Edna Dieman
Patricia Kaufman
Marilyn Ladd
Mary Eileen Steiner
Marie Kathryn Moran
Lorraine Lee Hinton
Sally Meade
Billy Maxwell
Mary
Jack Marshall
Marian Barta
Ruth Ann Hollander
Florence Madison
Betty Ann Becker
Franklin Jayne
Merritt Johnson
Veryl Schile
Grattan Seeks Supreme Court Rehearing In Meade Slaying Case
Marvin T. Grattan of Decorah, 85, Civil War veteran, asks Iowa Supreme Court for a rehearing after the court remanded for a new trial on a first degree murder conviction. At a later trial he pled guilty to manslaughter and received eight years. The high court later upheld the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Marvin T. Grattan
Decorah
Claude Meade
State Supreme Court
Grattan
James W. Willett
Tama
High Tribunal
Iowa State Penitentiary
Parent-Teacher Association Formed at What Cheer High
At a Thursday meeting in the high school building, a Parent-Teacher Association was formed. Rev. Theo Gutknecht of the German Lutheran church was elected president, with Mrs. Ed Thomas as vice-president and Mrs. Ruth Turley as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Gutknecht
German Lutheran Church
Ed Thomas
Ruth Turley
Appointment of Executor for Jacob C. Baurle Estate
Notice of appointment and qualification as executor of Jacob C. Baurle late of Linn County Iowa deceased dated September 11 1936. Creditors and others indebted to the estate must render their claims to the undersigned at once through the Clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court Attorney J Barngrover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Linn Neous
Jacob C. Baurle
Linn County
Iowa
Leernet
Linn
Ions
Mrs Simms Warns Women On Roosevelt Leftward Shift
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms, former Illinois congresswoman, told 200 Republican women in Montrose hotel that bad economics threaten U S government. She urged door to door campaigning, warned of centralized power and leftward drift, cited Tugwell and Roosevelt advisers, and praised Hoover while urging housewives to study issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Albuquerque
N. M
Illinois
Marcus Hanna
Montrose Hotel
Iowa
Linn County
Herbert Hoover
Simms
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
United States
Washington, D. C
Congress
Washington
Supreme Court
Tugwell
Italy
Germany
France
Spain
England
Grinnell Teachers Hold Inaugural Dinner Meeting
More than fifty members of the local teachers association met for their first dinner and business meeting of the year. Miss Ruth Paine, president, appointed committees. Miss Julia Wheeler spoke on Professional Spirit.
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Mayflower Chapter
Mrs. Hasek
Colorado
Mrs. Miller
P. T. A. Meetings
Roosevelt P. T. A
Esther Shunk
Orval Rose
Wakadiyu Camp
Twakie Camp
Honor Iversons
Mrs. Spurrier
Mary Manners
Kanes F’s
Stingy Husband
Fore
Robert M. Yoder
Associated Press
State Health Dept
Albert Edward Wiggam
Dublin
Lotka
M. L. Kirkman
J. Barngrover
J.G. Craven Ain
United
Mason City
LES Moines
Hea City
Naomi Doebel
Perfec
Home For Funerals
Fifth Ave
Eighth ST
Ialals
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