Rotary Club hears Rev Mast and Navy airman on war service
Monticello Rotary heard Rev Andrew Mast discuss church work in rural areas and Sunday school. Aviation chief radio mate Earl Rynerson described naval air duties in Europe and the Pacific, noting 1600 flight hours and B-24 service near Tokyo and Iwo Jima with rationed meals during supply shortages. Guests included William Marsh Roy Peabody Walter Goldman and Charles Connors from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Mediterranean
Mariannas
Philippines
Tokyo
Iwo Jima
Palau Group
Borneo
William Marsh
Roy Peabody
Walter Goldman
Charles Connors
Minneapolis, Minn
R. G. Stuhler
Lions Club plans bigger and better indoor circus
Lion Dick Lang led the program and showcased efforts to test and improve motor oils in the lab and on the endurance track. The Lions Indoor Circus and Carnival committees have completed details for a larger, enhanced circus in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Dick Lang
Lions
Confirmation set for Palm Sunday in local church
A class of youths will be confirmed in the Evangelical and Reformed faith at a Palm Sunday service on Sunday March 25. The pastor Rev. Andrew Mast will administer the rite. Members include Arlene Arduser Wilma Behrends Hilda Schneiter Ruth Ann Yossi Keith Paulson John Schneiter and James Steiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mast
Arlene Arduser
Wilma Behrends
Hilda Schneiter
Ruth Ann Yossi
Keith Paulson
John Schneiter
James Steiner
Red Cross Leader Returns After Six Week Break
Mrs. W. E. Corbin, production chairman for the local Red Cross, resumes duties after a six week vacation due to a fractured left wrist. Myrtle Ross, superintendent of John McDonald hospital, announces shorter visiting hours to handle more patients with limited staff. Visiting hours are 1 to 3 30 p.m. and 7 to 8 45 p.m. daily this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Corbin
Red Cross
Myrtle Ross
John McDonald Hospital
Miss Ross
Marriage Licences Issued by Anamosa Clerk Last Week
Three marriage licenses were issued from the Clerk of the district court's office at Anamosa last week. They included Roscoe Markert 25 and Fern I Berry 33 of Marion, Vernon Weers 19 and Enid Jeanette Gilmore 19 of Anamosa, Jesse A Davis 51 and Pearl Leora Gyer 26 of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Anamosa
Roscoe Markert
Fern I. Berry
Marion
Vernon Weers
Enid Jeanette Gilmore
Jesse A. Davis
Pearl Leora Gyer
Cedar Rapids
Jones County Selective Service Board Meeting Notice
The next meeting of the Jones County selective service board will be held on Monday April 2 at 1 80 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Selective Service Board
Staff Sergeant James L Skelley Assigned to Santa Ana Base
Staff Sergeant James L. Skelley son of Mr and Mrs James E Skelley of Monticello is assigned to the A A F Redistribution Station No 4 at Santa Ana California He served overseas as a lineman after enlisting July 2 1942 and went overseas in December of the same year He is entitled to wear one battle star for service with the 11th Air Force in Alaska and the Aleutians At the redistribution center he will undergo medical exams and classification interviews for reassignment to domestic Army Air Forces stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Skelley
James E. Skelley
Monticello
A.A.F
Santa Ana
Calif
Army Air Base
Shelley
11Th Air Force
Alaska
Aleutians
Army Air Forces
Dale A. Lange Promoted in Army Service Forces
Dale A. Lange of Hopkinton is promoted from private first class to technician fifth grade, per First Lt. Cyrus Allen of Company E, 102nd Battalion, 8860th S.C.U. at Camp Claiborne Louisiana. Lange serves in the military police section as a personnel clerk and entered the service January 12, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale A. Lange
Hopkinton
Cyrus Allen
Co. E
S.C.U
Camp Claiborne
Lange
Army Service Forces
Injured Pfc Paul Warner of Monticello in Iwo Jima Battle
The report notes Pfc Paul Warner of Monticello suffered a skull concussion during the Iwo Jima battle. He was flown to a hospital in the Marianas district. His mother Mrs Toma Warner received word on March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Warner
Pfc
Monticello
Iwo Jima
Marianas
Toma Warner
Meat Supply Is Cut 122 Percent War Time Rationing Announced
The government announced a 12 percent cut in civilian meat supplies starting April 1 lowering annual per person allotment to 115 pounds. OWI reported total supplies six percent lower than the first quarter with no early improvement and a shift of meat to military needs while civilian rations focus on veal lamb and mutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Food Administration
Office of War Information
OWI
U. S. Army
Navy
Britain
Europe
Generous Gift To Library By Mrs. Coughlan
Mrs. Harriet Coughlan donates a large oak bookcase with 300 plus volumes to the Monticello public library. The set covers history literature Bible travel biographies and fiction along with 50 bound magazines including The Living Age Outlook Putnam's and Harper's. Librarian Mrs. B C Roberts calls it a vital research resource.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Coughlan
Monticello
Cascade Child Dies In Fall Off Truck
Jim McElmeel three years old son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Mc Elmeel of Cascade died in Dubuque Monday night from injuries after being run over by a truck driven by Fred Tobin. Witness was his 56 year old brother Tom who said Jim was playing on the running board when Tobin started the truck and rolled over him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McElmeel
Gerald McElmeel
Cascade
Dubuque
Fred Tobin
Tom
Leo J. Martin
Jim
Tobin
Easter Falls on April Fools Day Rarely Across Two Centuries
An Express reporter recalls a Monticello businessman's chart of Easter dates from 1801 to 2000. Easter Sunday occurred on April 1 in eight years: 1804 1866 1877 1888 1923 1934 1945 and 1956, indicating such alignment happens infrequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Monticello
Rynerson Arrives on 30 Day Leave in Monticello
Earl L. Rynerson ACRM arrived Friday morning for a 30 day leave to visit his wife who lives with her parents Mr and Mrs Leigh Clark on East Third Street. He was advanced from ARM 1c to aviation chief radio mate. Rynerson previously worked as a floor man in the back shop for The Monticello Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Rynerson
ACRM
Leigh Clark
East Third Street
Rynerson
The
Monticello Express
New address for Pfc Donald A Siebels after transfer
Pfc Donald A Siebels, 17117412, now listed at Avon Park AAB Provisional Group A Crew No 12 after recently transferring from Drew Field Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Donald A. Siebels
Drew Field
Fla
Avon Park
Aab
Geta Promotion amid Army Shift Near Stuttgart
James Farley, son of Mrs. Ethel Farley, was promoted last week from private first class to corporal. He serves as mail clerk for his company located near Stuttgart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geta
James Farley
Ethel Farley
Stuttgart
New Divorce Actions Filed in District Court
Clerk Leigh Pearson placed three new divorce cases on the docket this past week. Con stance Fernow, formerly married to Roy Sawyer, seeks restoration of property or its value after a 1942 split. Mildred Meek sues Edward Meek for divorce, seeks household goods and control of a business, and restoration of her maiden name Mildred Crane. Nez Davis requests an absolute divorce from Glenn W. Davis, alleging habitual drunkenness. they wed in Chariton in 1913 and separated in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Leigh Pearson
Constance Fernow
Roy Sawyer
Mildred Meek
Edward Meek
Kahoka
Mildred Crane
Leonez Davis
Glenn W. Davis
Chariton
Express Pictures in Italian Magazine Highlight U S Propaganda Efforts
The Monticello Express publisher received a March 17 letter from F O John E McNeilly in Italy noting the U S propaganda magazine Victory printed in multiple languages for 15 countries. Photographer David B Feisendarth Jr earlier captured images of the Express for an IWOC feature on democracy. Letters from Australia New Zealand and Italy request information on American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
the Express
United States
Air Corps
France
Australia
New Zealand
Italy
Bright Star Venus Shines Bright in Western Sky
Venus gleams in the western sky with a bright display visible until about 10 o clock. Neighbors are urged to take note and view the prominent evening star before it sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Funeral Service Held for Mrs J W Appleby in Monticello
Mrs J W Appleby died Saturday morning March 17 at John McDonald hospital after a two week illness. She lived in Monticello since 1916 and funeral rites were at Sacred Heart church on Monday at 9:30 AM. Interment followed in Sacred Heart cemetery beside husband John W Appleby and parents. She was born February 22 1870 at Sand Springs to John and Margaret Murray. She married John W Appleby January 27 1912. No children. Survived by numerous nieces and nephews including Leo Kane Bernard Kane Mrs Charles Stevenson Margaret Murray John Murray Tom Murray Mrs Perry DeShaw Mrs Lewis Smith Will Reardon Leo Murray Mrs Fred Weler Clara Murray Ray and Bernard Murray Cletus Donovan and John Donovan. Preceded by parents three sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Appleby
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
SacredHeart Church
Eugene Borers
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Mrs. Appleby
Sand Springs
John
Margaret Murray
John W. Appleby
Father McCormick
Appleby
Leo Kane
Bernard Kane
Bever Valley
Sask
Canada
Charles Stevenson
John Murray
Tom Murray
Will Murray
Perry DeShaw
Hopkinton
Lewis Smith
Worthington
Will Reardon
Leo Murray
Fred Weler
Dubuque
Clara Murray
Miami
Fla
Ray and
Bernard Murray
Cletus Donovan
Madison
Wis
John Donovan
New Hampton
New Books At Public Library March 24 Circulation
Mrs. B C Roberts announces a new list of books received at the public library now ready for circulation Saturday March 24. Titles include The World of Washington Living Van Wyck Brooks Anna and the King of Siam Deep Delta Country Harnett Kane Qo River Remember Martha Ostenso Vanishing Eden Thomas Barbour The Vigil of the Nation Lin Yutang Timeless Mexico Hudson Strode Brainstorm Carlton Brown Bridge to Brooklyn Albert Idell.
Red Cross Campaign Advancing Favorably
The Red Cross war fund campaign for the Monticello chapter has reached 5167.65 with 2333.00 left to meet a 7500.00 quota. Rural districts have not yet reported and may contribute. Contributions by sector total 1220.00 business houses 210.50 organizations 1565.65 residential districts 2171.50 rural districts 2171.50. Eighty seven kit bags were packed and shipped this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross War Fund
Monticello
Franz Cohrt
Red Cross
Mrs. Fred Lubben Dies At Anamosa
The death occurred at Mercy Hospital Anamosa at 3 p.m. on March 16. Funeral services were held March 19 at 2 30 p.m. at Zion Lutheran church in Wayne township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lubben
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Zion Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
Potter Divorce Case Heard in Jones County Court
Marie Potter filed for divorce from Ben Potter in Jones County district court last Tuesday. The pair had been divorced previously and Ben sought modification of the decree. The case was submitted to the judge after the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Potter
Ben Potter
Jones County
New Monticello firm opens shop and expands inventory
Monticello welcomes Monticello Implement and Truck Co owned by Ed Cox and Alfred J. Egger. They acquired Joe Messerli Implement and will remodel the North Sycamore Street site. New staff include Jerry Conrad and Chauncey Carson. They plan to sell GMC trucks Oliver implements New Idea Kawanee Gehl lines and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monticello Implement and Truck Co
Ed Cox
Alfred J. Egger
Sand Spring
Joe Messerli
North Sycamore Street
Cedar Rapids
Podhaski
Conrad
Oliver
Allen Motor Company
Chauncey Carson
Egger
Cox
Lillie Matthiessen
West First Street
V. F. W. Elects New Officers in Monticello Post
Monticello Post No. 1683 Veterans of Foreign Wars chose new officers for 1943 at its March 14 meeting. Key posts include Commander Harry Lyon and Adjutant William H. Jarrett. Auxiliary officers were named with Clare Hayes as President and Helen Barrack as Chaplain among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Vetgins
Harry Lyon
Earl Null
Vernon Meier
L. D. Barrack
George A. Rickels
Harrison Lubben
R. L. Clark
Oliver D. Harford
F. E. Patterson
Clare Hayes
Carrie Moncrief
Mabel Jarrett
Florence Metzenberg
Honori L. Clark
Helen Barrack
Margaret Carmichael
Sophie Jacobs
Matilda Schneider
Jean Echternacht
Olive A. Lyon
Ann Allamand
Freda Pearson
Katie Jacobs
Mabel Hoag
Tone Hein
Pvt William Griffith Wounded Overseas in Germany
Pvt William C Griffith of Monticello was seriously wounded February 25 while serving with the U S Army in Germany. Parents Mr and Mrs Fred Griffith received war department telegram. Griffith enlisted March 18 1943 and went overseas in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Griffith
United States Army
Germany
Fred Griffith
Monticello
War Department
Pvt
Griffith
Goldsmiths Welcome Son Born at McDonald Hospital
Mr and Mrs Glen Goldsmith are the proud parents of a son born last week on March 11 at McDonald hospital. Mrs Goldsmith was Dorothy Gerdes before her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Goldsmith
McDonald Hospital
Jones County Approves Three Year Road Program
Township representatives, board of supervisors and Jones County Engineer Milo Rubek meet at the courthouse and approve a three year road program for 1946 47 totaling about 232125 in cash for bridge work grading culverts clearing grubbing surfacing and seeding. All 16 townships receive millage allocations including Madison 8 Fairview 5 60 Oxford 6 Wayne 5 50 Hale 6 05 Jackson 6 25 Richland 4 50 Cass 5 75 Clay 8 85 Washington 3 60 Rome 7 25 Greenfield 5 Castle Grove 6 Scotch Grove 5 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Milo Rubek
Madison
Fairview
Oxford
Wayne
Hale
Jackson
Richland
Cass
Clay
Washington
Rome
Greenfield
Castle Grove
Scotch Grove
Mrs. J Balster Dies at 73 in Monticello Home
Mrs. John Balster, 73, died Saturday evening March 17 at her daughter Mrs Oliver Harford’s home after a year of declining health. Funeral service Tuesday at St Matthew's Lutheran with Rev H L Adix. Burial in Oakwood cemetery. She leaves children Henrietta, John, and Anna, plus a sister and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Balster
Oliver Harford
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Oakwood Cemetery
Gesche Margaretha Balster
Gerhard and
Margaretha (Lubben) Rickels
Riga
Mich
Zion Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
C. Mardorf
Ladies Aid Society
St. Matthew’s Church
Wayne
Bowen’s Prairie
Chestnut Street
Monticello
Balster
Henrietta
Anna
Henry Meier
Clinton
Siebel Harrs
Weather observer in army air corps travels to Natal Brazil
Howard McLaughlin writes from Natal Brazil after leaving Miami at 11 15 p m March 10 and arriving 24 hours later. He notes a 4000 mile flight with one Caribbean stop and two in South America. Barracks are comfortable, city population 40 000 to 50 000, few cars, many burros, narrow streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McLaughlin
Army Air Corps
Natal
Brazil
Will McLaughlin
Miami
Caribbean
South America
Spring Arrives with Warm Showers and Blooming Robins
Spring officially appeared at 6 38 p m Tuesday with highs near 56 in parts of the state. Forecasters call for fair warmer weather through the week. California readers are told snow is gone, yards are being tended, and gardening has begun as robins return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Towa
Prull on Short Furlough From Camp Howze
Corporal Richard Prull is spending a brief leave at home with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prull Jr. He has been stationed at Camp Howze Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Richard Prull
Henry Prull, Jr
Camp Howze
Texas
Corporal Lorence Dierks Reported Serving in France
Word received at the office that Corporal Lorence Dierks is now serving in France. The note confirms his assignment abroad and updates local records on military personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl. Lorence Dierks
France
Easter Services and Palm Sunday Observances List
Monticello church notices outline Palm Sunday services at Presbyterian Westminster Fellowship Methodist and Lutheran churches. Also detail Maundy Thursday and Good Friday rites, Lenten services, confirmations, baptisms, and Ladies Aid events across St. Matthew's St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Peniel Castle Grove Muscatine links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Westminster Fellowship
Dick Sutherland
The
Methodist Church
Glenn W. McMichael
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Adix
Yaual
Martelle Wins Ball Tourney at Onslow High School
Martelle club defeated Scotch Grove 24 to 12 in the finals of a boys basketball tournament at Onslow High School. Louis Strother led Martelle with 29 points across two games, while the Paulsens topped Scotch Grove with 18 and 17 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Martelle
Onslow High School
Louis Strother
Paulsens
Red Cross
William Reade
Onslow Agricolae
Onslow
Oxford
Madison Project
Qua
Madison
Olin
Jones County Tops Waste Paper Quota in January
Jones County surpassed its January waste paper quota by 30 percent with 130000 pounds collected. The county ranked 11th in Iowa for the month, a record high, as help from Boy Scouts and other organizations aided the pickup. The War Production Board notes demand for waste paper will not fade with the war’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Iowa
Des Moines
Scott
Polk
Mahaska
Cerra
Gordo
Clinton
Dubuque
Washington
Buena Vista
Blackhawk
Woodbury
Boy Scouts
War Production Board
Federated Clubs Plan Convention At Onslow
Jones County Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs chairwoman Mrs R A Naylor Scotch Grove says the county convention will be held in Onslow on April 20 with part of the meeting open to the public A highlight will be the modeling of the $1500 Younker war stump dress More announcements will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Naylor
Scotch Grove
Jones County
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Onslow
New Dining Room At The Monty Cafe
Frank Peterman proprietor of the Monty Cafe has added a new dining room on West First Street. A portion of the Z. A. Graves building was used and a connecting door cut from the cafe dining room to the east building. It is redecorated and painted and can seat about 50 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peterman
Monty Cafe
West First Street
Z. A. Graves
Ines
Gail Huibregtse Appears On WROK Radio Program
Gail Huibregtse a Monticello high school graduate and Rockford college freshman took part in a 5 45 pm Friday radio program on WROK Rockford. The play written by Gail and Helen Howell of Rockford was presented by three Rockford college drama students. Gail serves on Vanguard staff this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Huibregtse
E. H. Huibregtse
N. Chestnut Street
Monticello High School
WROK
Rockford
Rockford College
Gail
Helen Howell
Vanguard
Gadient Writes From France About Express Address
Vernon Gadient reports from France after a month abroad and requests a change to his Express delivery address. He says the overseas stay is rough and hopes the war ends soon, noting his address can be obtained from his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadient
France
Vernon Gadient
Change of Address for Paul J. Marsh
Paul J. Marsh son of Mr and Mrs Will Marsh has a change of address available at the office He has been serving on the Solomon Islands for the past 17 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Marsh
Will Marsh
Solomon Islands
Bishop Brashares to Speak at Monticello Good Friday Service
Bishop Charles Wesley Brashares head of the Des Moines area of the Methodist church will address the Good Friday service at the Monticello community building auditorium on March 30 at 2 o clock. He was elected to the episcopacy last June at the North Central Jurisdiction conference after a long career including ordination in 1917 and a recent tenure at First Church Ann Arbor Michigan where he oversaw a $300000 church and 1500 new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley Brashares
Des Moines
The
Methodist Church
Ity
Monticello
Iowa City
Iowa
North Central Jurisdiction Conference
Brashares
Williamsport
Ohio Wesleyan University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harvard University
Boston University School of Theology
Firet Church
Ann Arbor
Miceli
General Conference
Judge Hamiel Hears Escape Cases In Court
Judge M C Hamiel presided this week over escape cases from the men s reformatory at Anamosa. Edwin Ferkin violated parole in August 1944 in Boone county. John Manissen who escaped a prison camp at Oakdale on February 14, 1945, was arraigned in Cedar Rapids pled not guilty. George Clark and Earl Gale pled guilty and received five extra years to start after current sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Ferkin
Boone County
John Manissen
Oakdale
Cedar Rapids
Hamiel
George Clark
Earl Gale
District Music Contest at Monticello Features 14 Schools
The district music contest will be held in Monticello on Friday, April 6, with 14 schools competing across classes AA B C and D. Host Monticello has welcomed this event in past years. Participants include Dubuque Anamosa Maquoketa Marion Monticello Central City Mount Vernon Olin Springville Coggon Lisbon Bellevue Earlville Morley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Dubuque
Anamosa
Maquoketa
Marion
Central City
Mount Vernon
Olin
Springville
Coggon
Lisbon
Bellevue
Earlville
Morley
McTavish To Talk On Farm Credit
Harold McTavish, secretary treasurer of the National Farm Loan Associations for Jones Linn and Benton counties, will address the Young Farmers group on Farm Credit. The Monticello meeting is in the high school agriculture room Tuesday March 27 at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McTavish
National Farm Loan Associations
Jones, Linn
Benton Counties
Monticello
McTavish
Onken Family Receives Purple Heart Posthumously
Mr and Mrs Eill Onken receive the Purple Heart for their son Pvt Herman Onken who was wounded January 6 in Belgium and died the next day. Memorial services were recently held for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eill Onken
United States
Pvt
Herman Onken
Belgium
Hinrichs welcome baby girl born March 18
Mr and Mrs Tobe Hinrichs are proud parents of a baby girl born Sunday March 18 weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces. The couple has three older sons. On furlough Pvt Ralph Billings visits his mother Mrs Albert Billings. he is stationed at Tyndall Field Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobe Hinrichs
Ralph Billings
Albert Billings
Tyndall Field
Fla
Son Stuhler Leaves Victorville Visit for Home
Pvt. Bill Stuhler of Victorville California departed after an affectionate visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Marry Stuhler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuhler
Bill Stuhler
Victorville
Calif
Mrs
Marry Stuhler
Nunnery couple visiting Cedar Rapids friends
Master Sergeant and Mrs John D Nunnery of Salina Kansas are visiting the home of Mrs Kurt and Mr Kurt in Cedar Rapids. They also called on Mrs Jeanne Stutt during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Nunnery
Salina
Kan
Paul Kurt
Jeanne Stutt
Cedar Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Skelley
U. S
Coughlan
Alvin R. Edgar
Tor
State College
Ames
Edgar
Sees
J. Appleby
Edward Cox and
Alfred Egger
Post and Auxiliary
William Griffith
Overseas
Dierks In
Munion
Luther League
Alva Behrends
Ladies Aid
St. John’s Lutheran Church
R. P. Young
Church of the Lutheran Hour
Carl Egger
Evangelical and Reformed Church
A. Maat
of Life
Grossheim
Peniel Presbyterian Church
C. E. Burdine
Muscatine Home
Wayne Zion Ev
Holy City
Onslow School
Bishop Chas. W. Brashares
Federated Clubs Plan
M. C. Hamiel
Glen J. McLaughlin
Eill Onkens
Purple Heart
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