Anderson Family Keeps Ties Across Kansas and Abroad
Charles Anderson of Hutchinson Kansas visits brother W H Anderson and sister in law Mrs Nora Ebner. The Andersons left their hometown in 1913 for the west. Mrs Eva Anderson died last October. Their daughter Miss Hazel Anderson returned from Egypt where she served as a United Presbyterian missionary. Her Genoa bound ship was fired upon. she now teaches in Hutchinson Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Hutchinson
Kansas
W. H. Anderson
Nora Ebner
Anderson
Eva Paul
Hazel Anderson
Egypt
United Presbyterian
Genoa
Italy
Kaupas
Thanksgiving guest list and local notices from Oskaloosa
Local social notes report Mr. and Mrs. George Looe and others of Oskaloosa as dinner guests for Mr. EB Blatter's birthday. Ford V-8 six passenger Tudor offered at 770 dollars in Washington Iowa. Mrs. R H Mahin and daughter Reity returned to Rock Island Illinois after Thanksgiving visit. Thanksgiving fowls from Humble's Produce. Attendees at University of Iowa law college anniversary in Iowa City. Wall coverings and other notices appear among miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Looe
Dorothy
Darlene
C. G. Loos
Jimmy
Bob Schultz
John Schultz
Robert
Fred Loos
Oskaloosa
EB. J. Blatter
Mr. Blatter
America
Washington
Iowa
R. H. Mahin
Reity
Rock Island
Ill
S W. Livingston
T. A. Michela
A. E. Baldrige
George Morrison
BF. D. Morrison
BF. D. Morrison Jr
Iowa City
Iowa Law College
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Hospital Births And Discharges Reported In Public Notice
Mr and Mrs Frank Perrin Kalona welcomed a son yesterday at 11 40 weighing eight pounds eight ounces. Mr and Mrs James Allison Ainsworth welcomed a son this morning at 6 56 weighing eight pounds. Frank Koleht Keota was discharged last evening. Mrs Homer Hotle West Chester was discharged yesterday afternoon. George McChurch Wahington underwent a tonsillectomy this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perrin
Kalona
James Allison
Ainsworth
Frank Koleht
Keota
Homer Hotle
West Cheaster
George McChurch
Wahington
Saint Mary's High School Basketball Schedule and Team Roster
Riverside Iowa November 22 The Saint Mary's team schedule lists games from November 29 against St Mathias Muscatine to February 19 against St Mathias Muscatine with venues specified as here or there The squad includes Seniors Robert Ryan John Ryan Kenneth Kinsey Alvin Yeggy Juniors Maynard Schneider Kenneth Muller Robert Ruth Richard Kiefer Herbert Schnoebelan Sophomores James Yeggy Elmo Kron Joseph Homan Joseph Skubal Walter Droll Freshmen Richard Pogge Robert Pogge Jack Kron John Bulger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Towa
St. Mary's
St. Mathias
Muscatine
Center
Nichols
Cosgrove
O J Gingerich Family Moves to New Home in Clinton
The O. J. Gingerich family relocates from 41% East Third Street to 922 South Fourth Avenue. Other locals travel for work, visits, and events including A L Nelson heading to Denver for a John Deeres sales post and several Clinton residents visiting, hosting, or attending gatherings in Iowa City and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Gingerich
East Third Street
South Fourth Avenue
Baptist Missionary Group Meets With Mrs. Ed Squire
Seventeen members of the Baptist woman's missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Ed Squire for a luncheon and business session. Devotions by Mrs. John Little featured Thankfulness and Psalm 92. readings by Mrs. Mary Stary and Mrs. Will Moore, with Mrs. Tom Dew as accompanist. Plans were made to send a box to an Indian orphan home in Oklahoma. Mrs. Sam Hout, aging eighty three, and Mrs. Hoyt noted as Grand ma, were unable to attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Ed Squire
Iving
Ed Wiley
A. W. Yard
Squire
John Little
Mary Stary
Will Moore
Tom Dewis
Baker Conviction Upheld by U S Court
The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed Norman Baker's mail fraud conviction tied to a fake cancer cure. Associates R A Bellows and J L Slater also had their convictions upheld. Baker received four years in prison, Bellows two, Slater one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Norman Baker
Eureka Springs
Ark
Muscatine
Iowa
R. A. Bellows
Eureka Springs Hospital
J. L. Slater
Baker
Bellows
Slater
Chris Mineart Dies at East Pleasant Plain
Chris Mineart, 76, died at his home in East Pleasant Plain after a period of illness, likely from a heart attack. Funeral plans not yet set, with services expected at St. Joseph's church in East Pleasant Plain on Monday. Survivors include his wife Christina Ohren, four sons and four daughters, one brother, three half sisters, and numerous grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Chris Mineart
East Pleasant Plain
St. Joseph's Church
Mr. Mineart
Germany
Christina Ohren
Pleasant Plain
Peter
Mason City
Clarence
Salem
Henry
Vince
Magdaling Swift
San Diego
Calif
Emma Jacobs
Eldon
Margaret Roizinger
Mary Holt
William Mineart
Burlington
Mary Hare
Peter Ohren
Purlington
Leo Cramer
Omaha
Coroner rules death of Perry man a bullet wound
A Marshalltown column reports a coroner's jury found William J. Fuller of Perry Iowa Milwaukee freight train conductor died from a bullet wound between 10 and 11 am Sunday November 17. The jury could not determine the weapon's firing point or origin and urged further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
William J. Fuller
Perry
Milwaukee
Elevator fall fatality at Iowa Packing Company plant
Theodore Bucke, 32, of 1431 Twelfth street, was fatally injured Thursday when he fell seven floors after the elevator slipped into reverse at the Iowa Packing Co. plant. He landed on a runaway cage and died Friday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital after initial reports of a broken leg and severe shock. Post-mortem exams planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Theodore Bucke
Twelfth Street
Iowa Packing Co
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Hucke
Buecke
Bucke
Man Wounded by Officers Dies in Osceola Hospital
Luther Elmore a 28 year old Kansas City Negro who fled after a highway patrol chase was wounded north of Osceola on November 7. He died Friday night at Harken hospital after being treated for a head wound and previously escaped from an insane hospital in Kansas City. He had been in a stolen car when shot. The body was taken to Webster Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Luther Elmore
Kansas City
Clarke County
Harken Hospital
Elmore
Webster Funeral Home
Board of Control Seeks 4.3 Million for Operations and 2.2 Million in Construction
The Iowa Board of Control asked the 1941 legislature for 4,299,500 dollars yearly to run 16 state institutions for the next biennium. It also seeks 2,232,700 dollars for new buildings and repairs over two years, including 200,000 hospitals at Cherokee Clarinda Independence and Mount Pleasant, 200,000 for kitchen and dining at Independence, 200,000 for a Woodward dormitory, and 125,000 for a Toledo juvenile home gymnasium and admin building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Itowa Board of Control
Cherokee
Clarinda
Independence
Mount Pleasant
Herring Seeks New Iowa Camp for Training Army Troops
Senator Clyde Herring announced from Washington that the War Department will consider establishing a summer training ground and artillery range in south central Iowa. The camp would house 16,000 regular army and National Guard troops with a water supply sufficient for 10,000 men, using the Cantonment planned near Rolla, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
War Department
Iowa
Washington
D. E
Clyde Herring
Herring
Rolla
Mrs. Graham Hosts Heights Club Meeting
The Heights Thursday Afternoon Club met at Mrs. Laura Graham's home. The president appointed Mrs. Aston and Mrs. Stewart to arrange the Christmas party and exchange on December 19 at Mrs. William Beggs' home. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Miller join the entertainment committee. Mrs. Brock and Mrs. Miller won prizes in games. light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Heights
Laura Graham
Aston
Stewart
William Beggs
Miller
Brock
Patricia Stewart Hosts Pink Birthday Party
Patricia Jane Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everette Stewart, celebrated her ninth birthday after school with sixteen guests. Activities included gift guessing at a circle table, pink and white decorations, a pink and white cake, pink popcorn favors, and ice cream, cake, and candy served by Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Aston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Jane Stewart
Everette Stewart
Patricia
Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Aston
Donna Crone
Betty Jean Nelson
Phyllis McKeown
Delores Wallace
Ita Custer
Katherine Jane Doran
Evelyn Johnson
Janet Sweet
Marguerite Utterback
Janet Simmering
Shirley Ann Stewart
Neda Faye Aston
Nellie Maxine Crone
Charlotte Little
Ghurbara Goodwin
Methodist Women Plan Bazaar at Wellman
The Women's Society of Christian Service at the Wellman Methodist church met with over a hundred members present led by vice president Mrs. Keith Adams. They announced a turkey supper and bazaar on December 5 with 67.43 dollars raised for church offerings and named chairs for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Ed Henn
Keith Adams
Guy Moothart
Harve Freel
P. M. Conant
George Miller
Donald Bidwell
Stanley Bash
Roy Marner
Leo Durian
Harriette Huffman
Betty Bell
Conant
Ida Long
Eastern Star Invited to Kalona Meeting
The Washington chapter of the Order of Eastern Star invites members to attend Kalona chapter’s meeting on Tuesday evening. Initiation is scheduled to begin at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Kalona
Washington
Order of Eastern Star
W Q V Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Severt Home
The W Q V club met at Mrs Ross Severt's home with eighteen members and one guest for a 6:30 potluck supper. President Mrs L W Durst led the business meeting, reports from the Fairfield convention were given, and plans for the next meeting were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Levert
W. 8. MclIntosh
A. J. Nichols
Bagdad
Ora Gingerich
Washington
Bridge Club
W. B. Webster
Fred Durian
Women organize Bri. P. W. Club in Centerville
Mrs Olive Bratz and Mrs Blanche Taibert assisted Washington visitors to organize a local Business and Professional Women's club in Centerville. Twelve girls attended. temporary officers named. charter signed. extensive membership drive planned with a December 4 winner meeting for charter hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bri. P. W. Club
Olive Bratz
Centerville
Blanche Taibert
Business and Professional Women's Club
Washington
Mary Vleck
Snairwan
Elizabeth Dumont
Helen Kos
Margaret Snider
Betty White
Flavis Richards
Victor Johnston
Margaret Flenner
Miss Snider
Christian Women’s Council Holds November Meeting
The November session of the Christian church Women’s Council met yesterday afternoon at the parsonage with fifty members. Mrs. Claude Tucker led a business session as reports were heard from each department. A December second Friday tea was planned. Naomi group led devotions. Miss Etliene Spenser spoke. Mrs. Watkins sang a solo. Mrs. Roy Brobst presented a paper on refugees and Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Council of the Christian Church
Claude Breitenthal
Claude Tucker
Harry Watkins
Roy Brobst
Illinois
Frank Gobble
Warren Stewart
Ralph Williams
Ennis Shaw
Harmony Club Afternoon Meeting Shares Life Histories
Mrs. Donald McLaughlin hosted Harmony Club members for an afternoon session with life histories by Etta Swift Nelson Thompson Claycee Stewart and Ralph Lytle. The group voted a Red Cross donation and planned a 25 cent Christmas gift exchange at Cloyee Stewart home in December. Julia Harvey attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McLaughlin
Harmony Club
Lever
Etta Swift
Nelson Thompson
Claycee Stewart
Ralph Lytle
Red Cross
Cloyee Stewart
McLaughlin
Cloyvee Stewart
Julia Harvey
Riverside Club Afternoon Bridge Meet Hosts and Honors
Mrs Harold Cress hosted the Delta Delt club at her Riverside home with four bridge tables. High honors went to Mrs Ivan McCreedy, traveling prize to Mrs Dorothy Fitzsimmons, and all-cut to Mrs Gerald Cress. Guests included Mrs Hazel Blythe and Mrs William H H Cress of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Harold Cress
Delta Delt Club
Ivan McCreedy
Dorothy Fitzsimmons
Gerald Cress
Hazel Blythe
William HH. Cress
Iowa City
Cuesta
G. A. White
Delbert Flynn
Judith
Victor Burieh
Bachelor Party Given for Daryl Burham by Family
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burham hosted a stag party for their son Daryl at home Thursday evening in anticipation of his upcoming marriage to Ella Monaghan of Sigourney. Twenty four Washington high school graduates from 1937 attended. events included a mock wedding with Truman Hysel as bride and Daryl Burham as groom. The ceremony was staged by Darlene Custer with Mrs. Addie Thompson playing the wedding match. refreshments were served by Doris Custer, Mrs. Burham, and Mrs. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Burham
Arlo
Burhams
Daryl
Ella Monaghan
Sigourney
Washington High School
Dary
Truman Hysel
Dary Barham
Darlene Custer
Addie Thompson
Grover Custer
Doris
Burham
Thompson
Mrs Jay Benn Honored At DeLong Dinner In Crawfordsville
Mr and Mrs M C DeLong hosted a twelve o’clock dinner at their home in Crawfordsville honoring Mrs Jay Benn of Los Angeles California. Guests included Mrs Ella DeLong Mrs Daisy Huber and other locals with Benn noted as sister to several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Benn
Los Angeles
Calif
T. W. Randall
Crawfordsville
Ella De-Long
Daisy Huber
DeLong Home
M. C. DeLong
DeLong
Ella DeLong
Alice Shaver
Washington
Benn
Huber
T W. Randall
Messenger Vorwaldt union announced amid Hannibal nuptials
Announcement details Virginia Vorwaldt daughter of Mr and Mrs Hen C Vorwaldt West Point and Otis Messenger son of Mr and Mrs Charles Messenger Washington tied the knot in Hannibal Missouri on August 31 1940 with Raymond Leonard as the sole witness The bride wore a cadet blue street length dress trimmed with gold Brown accessories and the couple took a short trip to Keokuk The bride attended West Point schools and worked in Washington the past two years while the groom attended Washington schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Vorwaldt
Hen C. Vorwaldt
West Point
Otis Messenger
Charles Messenger
Washington
Hannibal
Raymond Leonard
Keokuk
Messenger
Schoo
Mrs Leslie Gates Hosts Luncheon for Walnut Club
Walnut Women's club members gathered at the home of Mrs. Leslie Gates for a 1 pm Thursday luncheon with assistant hostesses Mrs. Earl Burroughs Mrs. Carl Nelson and Mrs. Stanley Baird. Nineteen members one child and three guests attended, rolls featured Thankfulness responses and a Red Cross collection of one dollar was taken. A Thanksgiving word contest saw Mrs. Farrel Long and Mrs. Everette Lewis tie for first with thirty nine words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Women's Club
Leslie Gates
Earl Burroughs
Carl Nelson
Stanley Baird
Gates
Clyde Nicola
Wayne McClure
Harold Humston
Red Cross
Farrel Long
Everette Lewis
Social Calendar Highlights Community Meetings And Dinners
Monday U P family night supper at 6. Bring generous dish to pass. Friendly Bible class potluck at 6 30 p m Baptist church. White Shrine card party at 2 15 p m Masonic Temple noted date change. Priscilla elpy luncheon 1 p m Mrs D D P Davis and Mrs L M Bieber hostesses at North Side cafe. Damascus Shrine visit 8 p m Masonic Temple. Women's Missionary Society meetings postponed to December. Odd Fellows Rebekah program and dance 8 p m 10 O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Eea
Baptist Church
Howard Crozer
Bible Dept
George Clapper
Masonic Temple
Lexington
Grace Emde
Priscilla Elpy
D. Dpd. Davis
L. M. Bieber
North Side Cafe
Damascus Shrine
P.m
Masonicc Temple
P. Women's Missionary Society
Evenine Division
Bethel Women's Missionary Society
Dell Walker
Lerire Rosemary Club
PF. Whisler
Birthday List Highlights Local Names On Return Day
Margaleen Ann Redlinger turns thirteen today honoring daughter of Mr and Mrs Walt Redlinger. Dolores Mae Sutnard celebrates seventh birthday. Other on celebrate list include Mrs J R Sampson Mrs Will Taylor and Mrs C W Wavis as the community marks birthdays today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaleen Ann Redlinger
Walt Redlinger
Dolores Mae Sutnard
J. R. Sampson
Will Taylor
C. W. Wavis
Birthday Honors for Moylan Woman in 82nd Year
A Three Quarter Century club member Mrs 8 H Forman of Moylan Rose Valley Pa celebrates her 82nd birthday today. Sunday will mark KE J Blatter's birthday as well in the community observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H. Forman
Moylan
Rose Vatley
KE. J. Blatter
Mrs. Gallup birthday in Princeton noted
Mrs George H Gallup of Princeton New Jersey formerly Ophelia Miller is listed as having a birthday tomorrow in the local society notices offering a personal milestone for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gallup
Princeton
New Jersey
Ophelia Miller
Maxwell Sisters Birthday Milestones
Jane Maxwell turns sixteen tomorrow and sister Joan reaches thirteen a week from Monday on December 2. The Maxwell family, Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Maxwell, mark the two ages with note of the daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Maxwell
Local Kalona Women to Celebrate Tomorrow
Mrs. Donald Benell of Kalona and several friends including Junior Bower Mrs. John Schneider Mrs. R J Leffler and Mrs. Will Sheetz will celebrate their birthdays tomorrow in a community observance reflecting local social ties and family milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Benell
Kalona
Junior Bower
John Schneider
R. J. Leffler
Will Sheetz
Ainsworth Ladies Aid Society Meets
The United Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Mary Townsend's home with eight members attending. The president led the business meeting and a luncheon was served by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Ladies Aid Society of the United Presbyterian, Church
Mary Townsend
Townsend
SchoolAnnouncements Nov 25 26 programs and meals
Bethel school five miles northwest of Washington hosts a Monday evening program at 6 o clock with lunch by Marjorie Lytle. Young America school holds a Tuesday program at 8 o clock with hot lunch by Kathryn Vacha. A potluck supper is slated for Tuesday 6 50 pm for all heights and families. Union school adds a program and box social Tuesday 6 50 pm with hot lunch by Elizabeth Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & O
Bethel School
Washington
Marjorie Lytle
Young America
Kathryn Vacha
Union School
Elizabeth Clark
Teather
Notice of Pos Work in the rank of esquire
Notice that a position of esquire will be conferred Monday evening with refreshments served. George Baker is listed as C. e. 24212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baker
C. E
College men in Oklahoma A and M sleep longer than coeds
A home economics survey finds the average male student at Oklahoma A and M sleeps about an hour longer each day than the average female student. The study highlights gender differences in daily sleep patterns among campus residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Department
Oklahoma A. and
Dorcas Society Meets in Wayland
The Dorcas Society gathered at the Mennonite church in Wayland on Thursday afternoon for the November meeting. Hostesses Mrs. W. E. Boller Mrs. Ezra Wittmer Mrs. Db. J. Boller and Mrs. C. O. Barr led a program for thirty eight attendees followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Dorcas Society
Mennonite Church
W. E. Boller
Ezra Wittmer
Db. J. Boller
C. O. Barr
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Groups Meet in November
Three Presbyterian Ladies Aid groups held November meetings. Group 2 met with Mrs. J. M White. Anna Case led the devotional service and a Red Cross collection was voted. Group 8 gathered at Mrs. John W. Lemmon for sewing and bazaar plans. Group 4 met at Mrs. J. T. Rehmel with tea towel sewing and devotions led by Mrs. Leslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Groups
J. H Baird
Mike Lewis
J. M White
Anna Case
Red Cross
B. C. Briley
May Hopengardner
Archis Uver
John W. Lemmon
Tom Rickey
J. T. Rehmel
Leslie
Victor Masson
J. Wields
All Day Quilting Meeting of Friendly Social Club
Six members met Thursday at Mrs. Ella Nicola's home to quilt for Jennie McPa. The all-day session included attendees Mrs. Carrie Mayhew Mrs. Hattie Wagoner Mrs. Frank Bradford Mr. Mella Nicola Mrs. Sadie Benson and Mrs. Delia Miller with each bringing a sack lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Social Club
Ella Nicola
Jennie McPa
Carrie Mayhew
Hattie Waegoner
Frank Bradford
Mella Nicola
Sadie Benson
Delia Miller
Missionary Society Meeting in Crawfordsville
Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church held its monthly meeting in Crawfordsville with eighteen attendees. The group studied The Thank Offering with talks on the Scriptural Background and Blessing the Giver, discussed Sharing the Blessing, and noted a Christmas box for Eyre Kentucky. A December meeting was moved earlier and a toy box was prepared for Frenchburgh Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Women’s Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Maud Lease
Flo Clark
Aliee Davidson
Gladys Twing
Jeanette Hanna
Lois Khea
India
Sudan
Alice Davidson
Mission School
Eyel
Kentucky
Frenchburgh
Husbands Attend Dinner Meeting of Club in Wayland
The Progress club hosted fourteen couples for a turkey supper at Dr. J. R. McKirahan’s home in Wayland on Monday evening. Bridge and rock were played after the meal. Ten Fintey Women’s Christian Service members attended Thursday’s Wayland WCS gathering. Mrs. A B Magdefrau hosted the local T T T chapter meeting with seventeen members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
The
Progress Club
J. R. McKirahan
Bridge
Rock
Entertain Society
Fintey Women's Christian Service
Wayland Women's Christian Service
Regular Society
A. B. Magdefrau
T. T
Chapmans Honored at Farewell Supper in Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville Indiana the Presbyterian congregation held a farewell supper for Reverend N F Chapman and wife as they depart for a new Illinois charge. About 80 attended a 6 30 cooperative dinner with ministers and their spouses present. A program of songs and talks followed with Latimer Davis presenting a floor lamp to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
N. F. Chapman
Illinois
Key
Lester Bill
Methodist Church
Kev
R. M. McCracken
United Presbyterian Church
D. C. Davies and
Dauenters
Gwyneth and
Lois
Salem Presbyterian Church
Latimer Davis
Chapman
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Iowa Highway Patrol
Washington’s Square
Wolf Floral CO
Reister Bros
Humble
Celings Free
Frank Lonewell
Thad RK. Churchill
Allen
Jack
Virginia
Galesburg
Churchill
Franklin van Patten
Sioux City
C. R. McCutchen
William Colby
Lorene Davis
Iola Dittmer
Parsons College
Chris Dittmer
Llness
Paul R. Horak
West Side Square
Stephen's Jewelry Store
CALL
Saint Mary’s
A. L. Nelson
Denver
Colo
John Deers Company
Harry Watking
Irwin Koening
John Carlson
Jane Kay
Pauline Jones
Doris Yorr
Clinton
Fred Geneva
Tom Stewart
Bill Shannon
Charl S Morris
Gladys Mace
Bob Marble
Brice Cowden
Cloyce Babcock
Stewart Bell
R. E. Arthur
Ruth Ringheim
R. A. Frink
Sidney Smith
Cloyd
Francis Rozene
Baptist Missionary Group
U. S. Court
E. Pleasant Plain
Board of Control
Mrs. Graham
Patricia A. Stewart
W.Q.V. Club
Christian Women’s Council
Riverside Club
Daryl Burham
Odd Fellows
Rebekal Seein
Progrem and Danes
Hall
Ainsworth Ladies Aid Society
Kensington Club
J. A. Marsh
Lucy Simkings
BE. W. Spessard
Ida Hunt
Eather Davis
Wilma Hunt
Ruth Norris
Rathmel
Harnweut
Hunt
Presbyterian Aid Groups
Missionary Society
Chapmans
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