Housewarming Bridge Party at Sunnyside May 14
Sunnyside Country club opens its season with a guest bridge party on Tuesday May 14 to begin the women's activities. Prizes will be offered, games start at 2 30 pm, and members may invite friends. The season's schedule includes afternoon and evening events and a May 24 dinner dance to officially open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Gwynne Weston
Weston
James Parrott
Robert Cass
Harald McGray
John Berg
Cedar Falls
Mrs Bickley Elected President Of Waterloo Woman's Club
Mrs W H Bickley was elected president of the Waterloo Woman's Club for 1929 30 at the annual election held Friday at the clubhouse Other new officers include vice president Mrs L E Bickel berg recording secretary Mrs R W Waite corresponding secretary Mrs Sam Frank treasurer Mrs T C Menges registrar Mrs GC W Soacsbe historian Miss Mary Edgerton Delegates to the Sioux City biennial convention were named plus a treasury balance of 14580 and clubhouse debt reduced to 1000 The registrar reported 453 members and 60 new members were pledged in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bickley
Waterloo Woman's Club
L. E. Bickel«berg
R. W
C. W. Ellyson
J. B. Jones
E. L. Gorton
Mary Edgerton
Ella Williams
Menges
C. W. Soeshe
RR. W. Waite
W. PB. Kerwin
C. M. Howe
H. W. Hallowell
W. P. Ewing
Clvb
Reuben Miller
C. ‘W. Ellyson
Home and Education
Carl Bickley
L. E. Hickelberg
J. E. Bragdon
T. M. Buchanan
Sam Prank
Red Cross
Wa. C. Wright
J. P. Jones
W. F. Parrott
R. W. Schear
G. N. Cousins
Herbert Marshall
Robert Johnson
Emil Sjogren
Aviles-Stoessel
A. S. Welshaar
W. C. Wright
R. W Schear
Initiatory Rites Dinner Held by Waterloo O E S Chapter
Initiatory exercises and dinner by Waterloo chapter of O E S at the Masonic temple attracted about 175 members and guests with visitors from Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls Oelwein Jesup La Porte City and Fairbank. Eminent Grand Master of Knights Templar Town John Hanson Waterloo was a distinguished guest. A vocal solo The Swallows was sung by Mrs George Welker. May breakfast announced for May 8 beginning at 6 oclock at the temple. Next regular meeting planned for that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Masonic Temple
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Oelwein
Jesup
la Porte City
Fair_ bank
John Hanson
Knights Templar
Town
George Welker
Hints in beauty care and internal cleansing methods
An old column discusses internal cleansing via water intake and enemas, noting modern double-tube colonic irrigation, its procedure, and costs. It also offers home hair removal tips with peroxide and ammonia mixtures, plus weight loss advice and skin care hints, emphasizing doctor guidance and cautious use of remedies.
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Ealen
Club Meetings for Next Week in Fort Dodge
A dense listing of club meetings across venues such as Black Hawk wall, Public Library, Hotel President, Presbyterian hospital auxiliary, YWCA, and various churches. Entries include Alpha Delphian society, Riviera club, Star Rebekah, Mothers' auxiliary, Boy Scouts, and many others with specified days from Monday to Saturday and attendees or hostesses like Mrs. W. N. Staley and Miss Florence Chevalier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delphian Society
Y. W.C. A. Riviera Club
Presbyterian Hospital
W. N. Staley
Y. W. C. A. London Bridge Club
Black's Tearoom
Miss Stanton Hosts Fourth Benefit Bridge Series
Miss Marguerite Stanton will host the fourth charity bridge evening for Daughters of Isabella at 420 Almond Street next Thursday. Five tables will be used. At Friday’s party hosted by Mrs J W Koch at 2008 Fourth Street East the high score prize went to Mrs Louis Vollenweider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Stanton
Daughters of Isabella
Almond Street
J. W. Koch
Fourth Street East
Louis Vollenweider
Club Notes From Local Women’s Groups
Ff O PL club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ray Hinmon at 20 Commerce Street. Happy Tour club hosts luncheon Tuesday at 3 at the W A C A with Mrs J W Aruickle as hostess. Star Rebekah club plans a 1 o’clock Tuesday luncheon at Mrs L A Danton’s home 435 Conger Street for a birthday celebration. Autumn Leaf club gathered Thursday at Mrs Charles Turner’s home with Mrs George Auerhoff and Mrs Lewis Turner attending. prizes awarded to Mrs Ray Gigl, Mrs Averhoff and Mrs Harry Padget. The group will be entertained May 23 by Mrs Lloyd Weldman. Mrs Otto Zuehike hosted Past Presidents club Helen Gould auxiliary at 145 Dearborn Street Friday. business and fall bazar sewing conducted. guest Mrs H J Oestricher of Los Angeles. Next meeting May 24 with Mrs Henry Herbsieb. R F club held a 3 0’clock luncheon Friday at Mrs John Stallman’s 140% Fourth Street East. spring decorations and current events discussed. Next meeting May 24 at Mrs George Wright’s 09 Walnut Street.
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Corard B. Rheiner
Masonic Temple
Becker
Eastern Star
Charlies Trunkey
Eb, M. Towne
Russell DeGon
Fred Sporte
G. J. Mack
E. G. Leffler
Waterloo Elters
Bridge
Star Rebekah Club
L. A. Danton
Conger Street
Autumn Leaf Club
Charles ‘Turner
George Auerhoff
Lewis ‘Turner
Ray Gigl
Averhoff
Harry Padget
Lloyd Weldman
Otto Zuehike
Helen Gould
Dearborn Street
H. J. Oestricher
Los Angeles
Cab
Henry Herbsieb
John Stallman
Fourth Street
George Wright
Walnut Street
Parties Given for Bride Elect of Coming Week
Miss Mary Albrecht hosted a May 2 wedding party at 529 Center Street for bride elect Miss Rubye Heald. Guests included Eneatha Kenyon and Isa belle Mulvey. later events feature a wheelbarrow gift shower and mock wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Albrecht
Center Street
Rubye Heald
Aubrey Joils
Bunce
Eneatha Kenyon
Isabelle Mulvey
Miss Heald
Ruth McDonald
Lila Berray
Marion Beckner
Marjorie Anderson
Elizabeth Bohan
Homer Jolls
Dora Shafer
Jolls
Broadway
R. Clair Heald
Streator
M. L. Carr
Des Mothes
Frank ‘Trewery
Alice Heald
Charles Storm
Claude Berray
George Berray
C.F. Nagle
Ralph Heald
Carl Kinsell
Oscar Berray
Ray Holdiman
Fred Cousins
La Porte Juniors Host Senior Class Evening Event
La Porte City Ia April 27 A colonial party at Masonic hall features La Porte City high school juniors entertaining seniors Kenneth Will as toastmaster and Galen Haven to welcome guests Miss Ruth Wilder to respond Eloise Elersey sings two pieces with Norah Raehike on piano A minute dance finale includes Russell Moore Jean Schiable Shelby Foss Evelyn Bush toasts honor George Washington Betsy Ross Colonial Belle Colonial Gentleman Stage Coach as readied speakers
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Caerney
la Porte City
Masonic Hall
la Porte City High School
Kenneth Will
Galen Haven
Ruth Wilder
Eloise Elersey
Norah Raehike
Russell Moore
Jean Schiable
Shelby Foss
Evelyn Bush
George Washington
Jerritt Vanderstoep
Betsy Ross
Korene Stahnke
Alice Lyle
Lynn Allison
J. J. Mepride
Surprise Luncheon Entertains Glub Members in Cedar Falls
Friday Study club members were treated to a surprise luncheon at a cottage in Riverview park Cedar Falls. Hostesses C W Stilson A E Randall and Willis Johnson led nature themed program with talks on wild flowers birds and trees. Annual reports and an upcoming spring luncheon May 10 at Hotel Russell Lamson were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
C. W. Stilson
A. E. Randall
Willis Johnson
W. G. Breckenridge
Randall
Albert Hentson
Russell-Lamson
Former Local Girl Is Wed at Council Bluffs
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Lucretia Rauth daughter of Mr and Mrs K A Rauth formerly of Waterloo to Thomas Tingley son of Mrs Daisy Tingley at Council Bluffs Monday noon Rev A C Bonham officiated The bride wore navy blue garb et with a corsage of sweetpeas and roses Attendant Miss Beulah Hendrix wore brown satin Best man Henry DeLong Mrs Tingley a former East High student will reside at 2726 Avenue Council Bluffs Becker Chapter initiation to be held by Becker chapter C EB G at the Masonic temple Dinner at 6 30 and entertainment afterward
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Rauth
K. A. Rauth
Waterloo
Thomas Tingley
Daisy Tingley
Council Bluffs
A. C. Bonham
Beulah Hendrix
Henry DeLong
Tingley
East High School
Hone
Avenue Council Bluffs
Church Ladies Aid and Missionary Events in Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights community activities include a May breakfast at 6 am for the Ladies' Aid at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church and a 2:30 pm meeting of the Women's Missionary society at First United Presbyterian with Mrs. John Lilja. First United hosts a waffle breakfast May 2 at 6 am. At St Paul’s M E church a luncheon hosted by Woman's Home Missionary society saw 60 attendees, with contributions by Mrs H C Brandes. G I R L club entertained 50 at First Congregational with a grand march, reader readings, musical solos, a hoop drill, and a rhythm band performance. Lois Moessner spoke for the welcome. Refreshments, candy and art sales concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai—Washington School
Sons of Union Veterans
Black's
Memorial Hall
Jolly Eight
Florence Chevalier
Link White
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Daughters of Flymouth
Porter Crowell
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Woman's Working Association
First , Presbyterian Church
Woman's Society
Ed Scholl
Golden Link Club
Lew Armstrong
Lillian Picken
First Congregational Church
Hoatel
Gates Park
Clvb
C. G. Holman
Becker
O. BE. S
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
John Lilja
Jefferson Street
Woman's Home Missionary Society
St. Paul's M. E. Church
H.C. Brandes
Burton Avenue
A. A. Armbrust
Martin Skillman
G. I. R. L. Club
Junior Pilgrim League
Gwendolyn Morgan
Martha Bell
Mary Weston
Helga Sorenson
Lois Moessner
Pauline
May Convention Season By Iowa Women Groups
Three Iowa federations plan May meetings across Des Moines Council Bluffs and Sioux City with notable delegates and programs. The Iowa Federation of Music Clubs opens May Day in Des Moines featuring young artists contests. Council Bluffs hosts Business and Professional Women's clubs May 17 led by Rosa Cunningham. Waterloo sends delegates to a growing state presence. Sioux City hosts the Town Federation May 21 to 24 with a full program. The Newton Water loo chapters attend the May 14 to 16 meeting. Travelers Protective Association auxiliary hosts Davenport events May 10 to 12. National Congress of Parents and Teachers meets in Washington PA May 5 week. General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial council convenes Swampscott MA May 28 to 31 with local involvement.
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Iowa
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Des Moines
Business
Council Bluffs
Rosa Cunningham
Waterloo
P. E
Sisterhood
Newton
Auxiliary To Travelers Protective Association
Davenport
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Washington
Parent Teacher Associations
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Swampscott
Mass
Dysart Couple Celebrates Fifty-First Anniversary
Dysart observers mark Mr and Mrs George Hix fifty first wedding anniversary at home with children present except one daughter Mrs G J Krumm of Cincinnati. Guests include H W Rueppel, Mrs Kiudle, Mrs Louise Brandau and family, Mrs Katie Brandau and son Leland, and Ernest Hix family among others. Luncheon followed social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaurier
Dysart
George Hix
Daugther
G. J. Krumm
Cincinnati
H. W. Rueppel
Kiidle
Waterloo
Louise Brandau
Daugher Irene
Katie Brandau
Leland
R. W. Dysart
Dorothy
Ernest Hix
Potatoes baked with bacon and stuffed halves
Steps for preparing bacon wrapped potatoes, Spanish style tripe with onions peppers and tomatoes, and apricot tarts with rich pastry. Includes directions for prep, simmering tripe until tender, thickening sauce, and serving with macaroni. Also a note about locomotives and Argentine orders in fuel context.
Marriages of Northeastern Iowa Couples Noted in April
A string of spring marriages across Iowa is recorded with dates in April. Couples include Emma Fousek and Albert Miller in Waterloo. Eelma Pinkelman and Charles Barley in Bremer County. Mille Peterman and Charles Livezay near Arlington. Edna Carter and Ray Clemens in Union. Mabel Mickley and John Menefee in Mason City. Grace Robbins and Lester Untiedt in Traer. Ruth Laity and Ralph Feaney in Strawberry Point. James Posey and Michel Vorshek in Cedar Rapids. Geraldine McDowell and Robert Potter in Hanover Illinois. Lillian Horn and Walter Mark in Charles City. Josephine Judd and Donald Fox in Oelwein. Dorothy Neiman and Karl Jorgenson in Charles City. Virginia Ram er and Carp Entriken in Long Beach. Esther Carlson and Walter Gray in Decorah to Mount Vernon. Helen Heitland and August Brand in Hampton to Waterloo. Helen Gulliver and Howard Lack in Orchard. Flora Bell Hamilton and Donald Schilling in Charles City. Julia Evenson and John Hegnes wages in Devonia. Juanita Waters and Rey Dobbs in Charles City. Elton Shaw and Robert Beyer in Iowa City. Edith Taylor and John Ferricks in Garner. Ina Tonts and Tom Thompson in Mitchell. Leo Krause and Marjorie Hooker in Sioux City. Albert Martin Jr. and Mornaze Manning in Chicago. Florence Magea and Harold Herman in Dunkerton. Mildred Froelich and Irwin Masher in West Liberty. Lucille Schulte and Herthel Bartosh in Walford. Gladys Gewen and Albert Findig in Saint Simons Island.
Brain Test Answer Fragment Cautions and Cues
The record cites errors in a brain test answer, noting phrases such as Tropical and Nansen in 1902, Antarctic, and six years. It highlights missteps including length issues preventing passage and references to sea level routes and Austrian allies captured by Germans.
Biography and Detective Tales Read Widely in Waterloo
Biography leads as Waterloo readers name best sellers with Ludwig Napoleon and Hackett Henry VIII strong. detective fiction follows, with The Patient in Room 18 and The Strange Disappearance of Mary Young praised for realism and mystery. Enthusiasm for book clubs sparks debate on literary taste and access. Dance to be given by Woodmen groups at K C hall with a brief members’ meeting at 7 30.
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Waterloo
Elizabeth
Essex
Ludwig
Napoleon
Hackett
Henry VIII
Wellington
Oliver Brett
War Office
St Ann's Hospital
Lance O'Leary
Mary Young
Petroyiski Barmacks
Red Russia
Tion
Publi
Glyen
Woodmen of the Wort and
Woodmen’s Circle
K. C. Hall
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo
Waterloo clib elected Mrs A 3S Welshnar president of Waterloo Woman's club. Waterloo Clearing House association lowered interest on fine certificates and deposits from 4 percent to 3 1 2 percent effective May 1. Construction awarded for basement and floors at the temple on its low bid of 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 3S. Welshnar
Waterloo Woman's Clib
Waterloo Glearing House Association
Mary J. Currie
Oni Temple
Junior Members of B Natural Club Present Program
Junior Members of the B Natural Club presented a Schubert program Friday evening for parents and seniors at the YWCA. Helen Simmons played Schubert, with piano solos by Elsie Gronberg Nicika Costas John Liffring and others, plus a violin solo by Kathryn Blumenstein and a rhythm orchestra led by Mary Chan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Schubert
B. Natural Club
Helen Simmons
Schubert
Jane Eby
Doris Dunham
Martha Thommesen
Madeline King
Dorothy Thompson
Aldene Snyder
Alice Ruth Mayes
Marguerite Dismer
Maxine Potters
Arlene McChane
Mary Penly
Fae Collins
A. M. Wratislaw
Kathryn Blumenstein
Charles City
Herbert Marshall
Mary Chan
Glen Morris
Annabelle Phenecle
Elsie Gronberg
Nicika Costas
John Liffring
Helen Lingelbach
Lucy Ann Cathey
Wanda Craft
Betty Schlel
Louisa Hagerman
Harold Smith
Annabelle Phennecke
Miss Collins
Des Tenes Moyes
Friends Mourn at Mrs. Northey's Bier at Westminster
Relatives and civic groups filled Westminster Presbyterian Church at 2 30 pm to honor Mrs Harry G Northey who died suddenly Wednesday night The Rev William P McCormick led the service and delivered comfort Mrs A Enderlein sang Singing in God's Acre and In the Sweet Bye and Bye with piano by Mrs J W Reines Pallbearers named were W H Howrey C Lamson W B Jensen A Reid W A EB Graham and A A Zimmerman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harry G. Northey
William P. McCormick
Enderlein
God's Acre
J. W. Reines
Elmwood
W. H. Howrey
Lamson
W. B
Jensen
Reid
W. A
Eb, Graham
A. A. Zimmerman
Clarksville Club Plans to Found Public Library
Clarksville Ta April 27 Establ ishment of a public library through donations of books or cash will be the primary object of Clarksville Woman's club in its coming year's work. Mrs H W Hobnan president will explain the plan to any who are interested. Public co operation will be signed. 17th Typhoid Case Muriel Moore 12 338 Butter street is in of typhoid fever according to a report today at the city health offices This is the seventeenth typhoid case reported since the Flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Gaurier Spectal Service
Clarksville
Clarksville Wooman’s Club
H.W. Hobnan
Muriel Moore
Butter Street
Multiple City Notes and Visits Reported in Daily Brief
A city brief details Mrs. Fred MH Stearns visiting New York relatives, Miss Lilian Olson traveling to Cleveland for a West erly Art convention, and George Krapfel en route to Dyersville and Dubuque to visit kin. It notes Dr. Warren L. Steeves returning from Minneapolis on Baptist work, County Auditor Esher resting at home with quinsy, and dog theft reported at 135 Chicago street. Also mentions divorce petitions filed, Bernard Larsen’s Alpha Omega Alpha election, and illness of John Runney with intestinal trouble. Penn Mutual agent Mr Runsey listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MH. Stearns
Gray Street
New York City
Bessie Guernsey
Iver B. Lund
Richard
Van
Kingsley
I. van Metre
Third Avenue West
Lilian Olson
Clay Street
Waterloo
Cleveland
Westerly Art Association
George Krapfel
Emma Krapfel
Park Avenue East
Dyersille
Dubuque
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Wright
Minneapolis
F. W. Esher
Lil Vine Street
A. A. Duba
Chicago Street
J. F. Bantz
Mary H. Bantz
Independence
Minnie Pearson
Albert Pearson
Bernard B. Larsen
L. E. Larsen
Mulberry Streck
Iowa University
Alpha Omega Alpha
John Runney
A. FB. Rumsey
Fourth Street West
Ruansey
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Woman's Clubs
Hotel
Romance Languages Department
Woman's Club
Ruby Nelson
Alice Forbes
Hazel Price
Flint
A. G. Blank
Cedar Heights School
Izaak Waiton League
Hospital Austy — Presbyterian Hospite!auxy
Seventh Street
Black Hawk Wall
Circle
E. A. Danton
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Boy Scouts—Y
C. A. Waterloo Elklets
Elks Club
Happy Hour Club
J. W. Arbuckle
Bridge Club
C. A. Anastaga
el Deen
A. J. Cornwell
F. B. Miller
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Julius Kuhrke
Central Christian Church
F. O. B. Club
Ray Hinnoen
Pandora Club
C. A. Erickson
T. A. M. Bridge Club
F. J. Doyte
jLincoln Circle
Black’s Tearoom
Blue Triangle League
Y. W. G A. Wootmen ‘of the World
Gy Hall
Oo. EB. S
Gold Leaf
Royal Neighbors
K. CG. Hall
John Rector
Harmony
First
U. P. Church
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. P. Halk
K. G. Hall
Homerian Society
Ossoli Society
Junior Felery
Y. W
Mie
Triple Four
Donald Bandfield
Kapp! Phi—Hotel
Irving Society
Miss Stanton
Ff. O. PL
Ray Hinmon
Commercil Street
Happy Tour Club
W. CG. A
J. W. Aruickle
la Porte Juniors
Glub
C. EB. G
Church News
First United Presbyterian Church
Federations of
Lloyd Peverill
Peverill
Summit Avenue
Lose Star
Rowena Norton
Wil
Wo R. C
Woman'’s Relief Corps
First Presbyterian Church
Julius Dennis
Jacob Rebsen
John Fitzsimmons
Gladys Rockwell
Audrey May Langan
Lucille Cohn
Perry Hoffey
Bernice Carroll
Miss Carrol
Aplington
Denver
Lincoln Sttele
C. C. Shupe
G. J. Bennett
L. &. Elaison
Edward Connell
Locomotivea
Chile
Fkeuadar
Emma E. Fousek
Ocheyedan
Albert CG. Miller
Baptist Parsonage
Waverly
E. E. Tiedt
Miller
John Deere Company
Eelma Pinkelman
Charles Barley
Fremont Township
Bremer County
Mille Peterman
Henry Peterman
Arlington
Charles “A. ‘Livezay
Airs
Jesse Livezay
West Union
J. E. Fitch
Edna Carter
Ray Clemens
Grundy Center
H. K.wil
Mason City
Mabel Mickley
Harry D. . Mickley
John O. Menefee
Hampton
W. AL. Biddle
Hampton, S Be
Grace Robbins
Tracy
Lester Untiedt
August Untiedt
Clutter
W. H. Robbins
Hev. W. L. Alexander
Tracer M. E. Church
Traer
Mr. Untiech
Traer Co-Operative Creamery
Ruth Laity
Strawberry Point
Ralph Feaney
Elkader
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Bowen
Richardratty
Iowa State Teachers College
Chicago
James W. Posey
Michel Vorshek
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Hey
J. J. McComson, Jr
Geraldine Helen McDowell
Robert H. Potter
Hanover
Iil
May Sttrts
Keystone
Robert Shields
Cedar Fails
Lutheran Parsonage
E. H. Rausch
Lillian Hor
Henry Horn
Walter E. Mark
G. G. Prottengeyer
Josephine Judd
Donald Fox
Revo
Selden
Fox
Chicago and Great Western Railroad
Dorothy Neiman
Yarl Jorgensom
Charles City Christian Church
G. A. Hess
Dean Cady
F. D. Cady
Mitchell
Virginia Fi Ramer
Long Beach
Cal
Miss Carp Mae Entriken
Floyd' Montandon
Webster City
Esther Carlson
Fred Carlson
Decorah
Wal
Ter Ballou Gray
Cornell College
Marengo
Mount Vernon
Helen Heitland
August Brand
Ackley
Brand
Helen Gulliver
Flora Bell Hamilton
Donald Schilling
Z Serabe
Julia Evenson
John EH
Osage Lutheran Church
P. T. Solem
Devonia
Mr. Lugs
Juanita Waters
Rey Dobbs
Christian Church
Farmers Grocery
Elton Shaw
J. C. Shaw
Big Grove Township
Benton’ County
Robert Beyer
Iowa City
St. Luke's
Hospital Cedar
Rapids
Beyer
Western Grocery Company
Edith Taylor
Garner
John Ferricks
Woden
Ina Tonts
Tom Thompson
Leo Krause
J. A. Krause
Marjorie Hooker
Farmont
Minn
Sioux City
Krause
Cato
Albert Martin, Jr
Albert Martin, Sr
Aurora
Mornaze Manning
Shelbyville
Buena Memorial Presbyterian Church
Florence Maa Magea
Harold Dewey Herman
Dunkerton
Mildred Froelich
Willard O
Trwin A. Masher
West Liberty
J. L. McCarlson
Lucille Schulte
Henry Schulte
Herthel Bartosh
Wesley Bartosh
Holy Trinity Church
Walford
Gladys Gewen
George Latimer
Westgate
Albert Findig
Brunswick
Saint Simons Island
Joan Macrae
B. P. Dutton Company
Book of the Month Club
Selec
B Natural Club
Martha McCormick
Clarksville Club
PRIEF
West End
4Th St
Buchanny
Mart L. Can
Aliee Heald
St. Paul's M. E
J. T. Moore
L. Jay King
Jay Tenbrooke
Pittsburg
Kan
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