Legion Auxiliary at Wayland Elects Officers for Year
Wayland June 12 Mrs. Wilbur Bicher hosted the American Legion auxiliary gathering. Officers elected are President J. R. McKilahan Secretary Ida Stateman Treasurer W. RR Hicher Historian I. EB Neff Chaplain Frank Goldsmith Sergeant-at-Arms Ocie Martin. Installation planned at next regular meeting. Poppy fund reported 34.76 from poppy sales.
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Wayland
Wilbur Bicher
American Legion Auxiliary
J. R. McKilahan
Ida Stateman
W. RR. Hicher
I. EB. Neff
Frank Goldsmith
Ocie Martin
Marie Kauffman
King Charles Supposedly Discussed Panamacana Test in Sixteenth Century
Historical note claims King Charles of Spain debated building a canal route known as Panamacana during the sixteenth century, suggesting early exploration interest long before modern projects.
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Goethals
Charles
Spain
Standard Oil plans 50th anniversary family reunion picnic
Mrs and Mrs C K Klepfer and families join others to attend a Golden Jubilee Picnic at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds Davenport Towe on Sunday June 18. Over 1500 Davenport division employees and families will gather for lunch and activities marking Standard Oil Co 50th birthday as it recalls Whitings 1889 founding and growth to a major refinery network serving 8 million customers.
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C. K. Klepfer
Clair Gray
W. R. Gross
Don Dayson
Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds
Davenport
Towe
Standard Oil
Iowa
Standard
Standard Oi) Co
Standard of Indiana
United States
Whiting Indiana
Whiting
Petro
Hawkeye Music Festival Set for July 12 in Cedar Rapids
The first Hawkeye Music Festival开放 to all bands soloists and drum corps from 21 counties around Cedar Rapids will be held July 12 on the Coe College campus with night performances at Hawkeye Downs. Winners advance to the Chicagoland Music Festival in August. Jaroslav Cimera to headline as soloist. events include band drum corps cornet violin piano accordion baton twirlers vocal and chorus. Entries are being received by Prof. J Dale Welsch, festival director at Coe College.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Young Men's Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Washington County
Soldiers Field
Chicago
Tribune
Coe
Hawkeye Downs
Jaroslav Cimera
Sousa
J. Dale Welsch
A‘ Coe College
Typhoid Warning for Vacation Travelers in Iowa
Iowa Health Department urges caution during travel season to prevent typhoid fever. Drink only water approved by the state pass through and consume pasteurized milk from sanitary facilities. Warns foods and drinks can spoil in heat, especially with infants on trips.
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State Department of Health
Iowa
Health Department
Biographies Continue On Page 26
Biographies note Col 8 column 26 mentions Fred Jr a Cleveland dentist and Jean holding a teaching post in Rochester Minnesota. The Moores reside at 803 North Iowa Avenue and other family details are listed.
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Jean
Fred Jr
Cleveland
Rochester
Minnesota
Moores
North
Iowa Avenue
Largest stained window at St Marys Cathedral Covington Ky
A 27 by 67 foot stained glass window at St Marys Cathedral Covington Kentucky ranks among the largest of its kind in the world. The immense window draws attention for its size and craftsmanship in a prominent cathedral setting.
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St. Mary's Cathedral
Covington
Typhoid Immunization Urged for Travelers
Immunization against typhoid fever by means of vaccine is a wise precaution for people who travel and are subject to varied milk, water and food supplies. R. J. Schuekerman Sanitary Engine.
East Side Washington shops profiled in longstanding square district
A colonial era feature highlights the East Side of Washington's Loop, detailing shops from the Chocolate Shop run by Leo Nardi through Hanson Company and Lemmon's Pharmacy. The piece emphasizes longstanding merchants, their specialties, renovations, and local ties including Ed Hanson and Fred Moore.
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Washington
Leo Nardi
Westphal
Westphal’s
Hanson Company
Hanson
Moore's Bootery
Moore's
East Side
Francis Haney
Haney
Roberta
Ray Minick
MacLellan’s
Cima
Roberta's
Lemmon
Lemmon’s
Millers Footwear
Miller's
Lythe’s Super Service
Washingtons
Lloyd Lytle
Bob Lytle
Carpenter to jeweler John Westphal built a steady career
John Westphal known as Jack, born January 14 1879 in Davenport, shifted from railroad construction to jewelry, and has been a longtime Washington businessman. He has maintained his present location since 1922 and remains active in local commerce.
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Davenport
Washington
Jack
Wellman
Katherine E. Meeks
John
Vic
Mary
Fred Moore
Moore's Bootery
Eddyville
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Fred
John Westphal
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Legion Auxiliary At
Harold Kauffman
Charles Spenser
Jeanie Kauffman
Minnie Sutter
Stella
Glen McCoy
H. Payne
Esther Martin
Alice Goldsmith
Mia
John Martin
Erma Clark
Elizabeth Henss
Jean Neff
Dorothy Neff
Aretha Widmer
Mae Richard
Evelyn Schrock
Mary Jane Stutzman
Velma McGuire
Helen
Marjorie Martin
Ruth Coleman
Evelyn Klopfenstein
Evelyn Shrock
Helen Martin
Oscar Martin
Allen Martin
Spenser
Conrad Hanse
Lester Wilson
Will Coleman
John Coleman
Bert Morehouse
Alfred Keith
Dorothea
Lucille Keith
Harold Hulme
Beulah
Don Goldsmith
Esther
Mre
Yellowstone
Pacific Northwest
San Francisco
The
Milwaukee Road
Leum
R. J. Schuekerman Sanitary Engine
Washington Business Firms
Chocolate Shop
Washington’s
Hanson Co
Roberta Beauty Salon
McLellan
John W. Lemmon
N & Sh
Lytle’s Grocery
Today’s Journal
J E. Lemmon
Edwad II
Ed Hanson
Momence Ilinois
Edward L. Hanson
Watseka Illinois
University of Illinois
Marshall Field & Company
H. S Ward & Company
Billie Bissell
Champaign
Ilinois
Clara Barton Street
Fred L. Moore
Dorothy Perkins
Wilks
PLC
Ve. Avilla
Journal
John Lemmon
C. S. Lemmon
Red Cross
Red L. Moore
Billiken Baby Shoes
Billiken
Comfort
Moore
Bootery
Yone
Priscilla and Granat
Bill Pold
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