Banquet Highlighted by Troopers Talks by Frank Miles
Frank Miles spoke at a Washington troopers banquet praising the American Legion and condemning Germany. He urged national defense, arguing for ships, planes, and a larger army, while noting war’s roots in World War I and praising Captain Brown of the Washington troop. Local officers and guardsmen attended, with several generals and cavalry leaders invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Nelson A. Miles
Army
Admiral Miles
Fort Madison
State Penitentiary
Des Moines
Brown
Miles
Captain Brown
Washington
American Legion
Leon Beatty
Hitler
Frank Miles
Russia
Germany
America
Mr. Miles
Berlin
United States
Cleaning Service Ad Offers Rug Curtain and Upholstery Care
Local ad promotes cleaning of washable items including small rugs curtains drapes pillow tops cushions and upholstered furniture with flexible service options.
Banquet Draws National Guard Troop F Roster Reveal
General Matt Tinley and 61 Troop F members attended the banquet with only three absent. The first through private ranks are listed by name, including officers First Sergeant Dale Kiesey CAPTAIN Oral J. Brown and First Lieutenant Walter G. Conner, plus sergeants, corporals, and privates. A separate note mentions Mr and Mrs Hugh Dougall and granddaughter Judy Key Campbell with Mrs Edna Gardner visiting Iowa Civ and Cedar Rapids on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop F
Dale Kiesey
Oral J. Brown
Walter G. Conner
Max A. Donaldson
Dale F. Kiesey
Thomas UH. Dodd
Ray Kk. Ehrenfelt
Everett J. Embree
Rodney D. Kephart
Rudolph W. Knottnerus
Nathaniel EK. Young
Calvin C. Chewning
Francis R
Omer W. Palmer
Clarence W. Lee
Roy D. Voorhees
Marek G. Atkinson
Harlan D.vans
Rex Iv Hazen
Richard M Hawkins
Donald FE. Holmes
Cyril James
Carl D. Koehler
George T. Koehler
Marion M. Koehler
Richard S. Long
Richard W. Longer
Willam C. Loager
Truman &. Lord
Eugene P. McCale
Hugh Dougall
Judy Key Campbell
Edna Gardner
Iowa
Civ
Cedar Rapids
Bailey family notes travel and local visits
Mrs. M. W. Bailey plans to return from Burlington after visiting daughter Mrs. Jack Gardner and family. She also stopped in Chicago to see Josephine Bailey. I E Glick entered University hospital Iowa City for treatment. C C Gardner of Wellman reports his daughter Mrs. William Baker of St. Paul is with him in Mercy hospital Iowa City.
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M. W. Bailey
Burlington
Jack Gardner
Josephine Bailey
Chicago
I. E. Glick
University Hospital
Iowa City
C. C. Gardner
Wellman
Mercy Hospital
William Baker
St. Paul, Minn
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ACL
Ula
Bob Tne
John Logan
Jack Marinelli
Ottumwa
Hay
Smith
Baldwin
Charles H. Grahl
Ray Venter
Cavalry Brigade
Col
Maxwell O'Brien
113Th Cavalry
Iowa National Guard
THE
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Marguerite Wallace
Robert Baker
Detroit, Mich
Mystic Mountains
India
Oma
Kipling
Hollywood
RKO Radio
Gary Grant
Victor McLaglen
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Sam Jaffe
Eduardo Ciannalli
Joan Fountaine
Movietone News
Montgomery Ward
Stainless Speedy Freezer
Hadley
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Ford
Plymouth
Moto
Washington Oil Co
Ant Frank Miles
Matt Tinley
National Guard
Marion
George
Walter Rukgaber
Winfield
Otto Nelson
Harry Rimmerman
Henry Foster
Ed Bender
Dan Miller
Homer Brinton
Brighton
Muscatine
Isherman
Iowa Continental
H. Berg
New Brighton
H. Stege, Augusta, Kense
San Diego
Calif
C. M. Sorensen
Portland
Ore
Lehmen
U. Hellend
Winston Selem
N. Cer
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