Hospital Annex Plans Adopted by Western Old People's Home
Trustees approve hospital addition funding via voluntary gifts. Pfeiffer and Lang sources funded construction. bequest of 10,000 from Freeport, Illinois Woman added. Plans by Ralston & Ralston, Waterloo. Board chaired by Bishop L. H. Seager with Cedar Falls clergymen and lay members.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Western Old People’s Home
Henry Pfeiffer
New York
Evangelical Church
G. A. Pfe
B. Hiller
Lincoln
Neb
Philip Schnider
Appleton
E. BP
Brand
St. Paul
Minn
A. 3. Wise
Waverly
G. ©. Blisch
Far
N. D
M. G. Ersmeyer
St Joseph
W. C. Nubn
L. H. Seager
LeMars
Lutheran Parish at St Ansgar Holds Election
Local parish in Oelwein area reports election events and community notes. Mentions Luther an parish election at St Ansgar, benign social updates include residents moving, marriages, hospital progress, relocations, and local cultural events.
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St. Ansgar
Immanuel Lutheran Church Leaders Chosen at St Ansgar
Terms of office for church executives were established at Immanuel Lutheran in St Ansgar Iowa. August Kuehl deacon H A Borchardt trustee August Uist Janzow school deacon and Miss Ruth Brammer organist were named for roles. Rev T Gutknecht, visiting mission worker, will present an illustrated lecture at Sunday church event.
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St Ansgar
Immanuel Lutheran Church
August Kuehl
H. A. Borchardt
Uist Janzow
Ruth Brammer
T.gutknecht
India
Paul Brammer
Two Grundy Center Women Attend Last Rites for Brother
Mrs J C Curry and Mrs T Martin traveled from Grundy Center Indiana to attend the funeral of their brother Edward Foster in Bricelyn Minnesota. The service is set for Wednesday. A young daughter of Gervert Muller sustained a minor injury from a pony incident Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bert Lynch are parents of an child.
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F Courier
Grundy Center
J. C., Curry
T. Martin
Bricelyn
Minn
Edward Foster
Gervert Muller
Bert Lynch
San
Independence Man Struck By Stroke Leaves City Resident Very Ill
J W Welsh an elderly respected resident on the southwest side suffered a stroke Sunday evening around 9. His condition is critical with complete left side paralysis. Welsh had lived in Independence for many years, formerly near Castleville about 15 miles northeast of town.
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Independence
J_ W. Welsh
Mr. Welsh
Castleville
Osage Deaths Funeral for Mrs A J Young to Wednesday
Osage Iowa January 22 local obituary notes the death of Mrs A J Young Sunday afternoon at 4 and funeral set for Wednesday at 2 30 PM. The deceased mother in law of W W Cunqt is mourned with Mrs Condiff and Miss Nell Young remaining with the family.
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Oage Osage
B. Cunqt
Norn
Mra
A. J. Young
Gaffney 81 Found Dead in Robinson Iowa Home
Manchester Iowa January 22 Michael F Gaffney 81 a pioneer of Robinson died at his home near that village Saturday night or early Sunday morning His body was found Sunday morning by his son who visited the house about 7 am Funeral services will be at Monti and burial there Mr Gaffney's father came to Adams township in 1849 and is said to have been the first settler He spent his life in the Robinson community except five years in Masonville Surviving are the widow and five children Walter Frank Mamie and Annie and five sisters Born in Wisconsin Mr Gaffney was the youngest of a family of eight children
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Manchester
Michael F. Gaffney
Robinson
Willa
Monti
Masonville
Walter
Frank
Mamie
Annie
Horn
Wisconsin
Mr. Gaitney
New Minister on Duty in Waverly Iowa
Rev L Walper has taken over St John s Lutheran church in Waverly succeeding Rev Adolph Mueller after a Sunday installation Readlyn pastor Rev Theodora Frese who filled the pulpit led the installation The Walpers came from Sanborn Ja Also noted P E O anniversary and women s club events plus ice packing for Great Western Railway and local hospital notes on two appendicitis recoveries.
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Courier
Waverly
L. Walper
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Adolph Mueller
Theodora Frese, Readlyn
J. D. Hemaway
Woman's Club
Jeanette van Deveer
Rabin
Cadman
Gwendolin Merriayn
Waverly Ice Company
Great Western Railway Company
Oelwein
St. Mary's Catholic
K. G
Floyd
Willian’ Mishler
Mercy Hospital
Fred Mohr
Funeral of Miss Johnson in Nashua Church
Miss Kate Johnson long a Nashua resident was honored at a Monday 10 a m funeral in the M E church conducted by Rev E W Clements. A niece Mrs Charles Butz of Centerville attended as the only relative present. Nearby notes mention L M McCue undergoing abdominal surgery at Mercy hospital Waverly, and H I Wick undergoing gallstone treatment in Waverly. A Rock Island illinois arrival brings a son Burr for visit. A button in a three year old Watson child will be removed during an arm abscess procedure with anesthesia planned. other local medical notes follow.
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Courier
Nashua
Kate Johnson
M. E
Clements
Johnson
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Burr
Rock Island, II
H. I. Wick
J. 3. Watson
Hudson Man Quits After 25 Years as Telephone Officer
W. D. Strayer, secretary treasurer of Hudson Mutual Telephone Co, retires after 25 years and declines re-election at the annual meeting. W. Brandhorst succeeds him. O. W. Arter is president, George Sergeant vice president, and Henry Gutknecht manager, with Arthur Hollis, B. J. Strayer, and R. E. Sterling as directors.
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Gaurier
Hudson, Tr
Hudson Mutual Telephone Company
W. D. Strayer
W. ©. Brandhorst
O. W. Arter
George Sergeant
Henry Gutknecht
Arthur Hollis
J. Strayer
R. E. Sterling
Births Reported in Charles City and Nearby Towns
A series of birth notices from Charles City and surrounding areas notes several new arrivals. Mr and Mrs Robert Jones of near Bassett welcomed a daughter born Saturday. Mr and Mrs C W Resor of St Paul reported a daughter and their granddaughter in Ackley. Mrs Ralph DeVries’s twins born in Los Angeles on Monday Jan 14 to former Ackley residents. Mr and Mrs Otto Winters welcomed a daughter born Tuesday Jan 15. Mr and Mrs Roy Cain welcomed a daughter on Jan 1 in Shell Rock. Mr and Mrs WL Peterson welcomed a son on Jan 17 in Waverly. Mr and Mrs Herry Steego welcomed a daughter born Sunday Jan 26 near town. Small pox quarantine placed on residence of Mrs E L Jenkins in Oelwein. daughter Ruth contracted the disease.
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Charles City
Robert Jones
Bassett
C. W. Resor
St. Paul
Resors
Ray Steward
Ackley
Ralph DeVries
Los Angeles
Cal
DeVries
Otto Winters
Shell Rock
Roy Cain
WL OJ. Peterson
Waverly
Herry Steego
Enat
Past Masters Initiate Three at Cedar Falls Lodge
Cedar Falls Masonic lodge held past masters night with the initiation of three candidates into the third degree. Notable past masters listed include O. M. Parker and J. W. Willimek. Also reported are bank director reappointments at Citizens Security Trust & Savings Bank and community notices from Cedar Falls clubs and societies.
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Lawn City Lodge
Masonic
Ressler Funeral Held At Shell Rock
The funeral of Mrs. Fred Ressler, who died Friday evening January 18, was held Monday afternoon at the Baptist church with Rev. E and True in charge. The Reno Mulder family visited the Claud Ringquist residence and will move from the country March 1. Ringquist now works at Clayton. Mr and Mrs Cling Snifin are moving from Bristow. He is employed at McChegor Bros. Grocery store. Officers of the Baptist Ladies Aid have been elected for the year: Mike Coster president Lizzie Conrad vice president Dora Culver secretary Eate Howard treasurer Harald Zerk employed at a forage in Allison.
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Shells Rock
Fred Ressler
Nat the Baptist Church
E. &, True
Reno Mulder
Claud Ringquist
Ringquist
Clarton
Cling Snifin
Bristow
McChegor Bros. Brocery
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Mike Coster
Lizzie Conrad
Dora Culver
Eate Howard
Harald Zerk
Allison
Frederika L A S To Meet Wednesday
Frederika Va Jan 22 The Tactics Aid society holds its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon Units O and E will serve supper at the church Saturday evening Miss Phylis French hosted a party Saturday night marking her sixteenth birthday Merman Hesse will quit farming and move to Waterloo Military honors were given Joseph J Roneo Frederika's last Civil War veteran at his funeral in the M E church Rev A W Gable preached with O'Brien post G A R and Nockhaus Barftelk American Legion of Tripoli participating
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Courier
Bester
Frederika
Tactics' Aid Society
Phylis French
Merman
Hesse
Waterloo
Joseph J. Roneo
M. E
A. W. Gable
O'Brien Post
Nockhaus-Barftelk American Legion of Tripoli
Oelwein Motorist Held to Grand Jury for Drunken Driving
An Oelwein motorist, Torrey, bound to district court under $600 bond for driving while intoxicated after a crash on West Main Street. Companions in the party, including Gerald Spar Hendershott and A D Kirkner, appeared in court. Hendershott and Kirkner fined $8.85 and costs. Another man Kenneth Smith and George Sheffer were fined later the same day for being drunk. Sam Smith of Burr Oak township was fined $5 for shooting a squirrel.
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Geurter
Torrey
Oelwein
West Main Street
District Court
Gerald
Glenn
Spar Hendershott
A. D. Kirkner
Marinus
Pully
Kenneth Smith
George Sheffer
Osage
Sam Smith
Burr Oak Township
Frank Toomis
Cours
Gare Warden Bower
Cresco
Hurd's Store at Hawkeye Sold to Waterloo Man
Hawkeye Iowa January 22 H. FP Stifsgaard of Waterloo purchased Hurd Clothing Store here. G L Hurd handed over possession after years of management since his father W G Hurd fell ill and died. A separate incident involved horses trapped on a Milwaukee bridge but rescued with two others crossing safely from Merwin Mitchell farm. A minor fire occurred at MM H Liddy residence, chimney caused, damage slight. Hawkeye Modern Woodmen lodge to install officers Wednesday evening followed by an oyster supper. Junior Ladies Aid to meet Thursday with Mrs L P Campbell.
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Hawkeye
Stifsgaard
Waterloo
Hurd
G. L. Hurd
W. G. Hurd
Here
Merwin Mitchell
Milwaukee
MM. H. Liddy
Woodmen Lodge
Junior Ladies’ Aid Society
L. P. Campbell
Recovering From Flu Now Ill With Smallpox in Galdbrook
Joan Rosenberger, convalescing from influenza for two weeks, was placed under quarantine for smallpox on Monday in Galdbrook Iowa. The American Legion Woman's auxiliary has completed its membership quota. Clifford Hanschildt, son of Mr and Mrs August Hanschildt, is a patient at Presbyterian Hospital Waterloo after mastoiditis operation.
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Courier Special Seristec
Galdbrook
Joan Rosenberger
American Legion Woman’s Auxiliary
Clifford
August Hanschildt
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Private Funeral for Danamaag to be Held
A private funeral for Danamaag will be conducted at the Fredsville cemetery on Wednesday afternoon after hospital care in Waterloo from spinal meningitis. The pastor Rev. S. Stockholm will lead a memorial service at Fredsville church following the burial. A similar service was held for his brother Alfred on January 14 conducted by Rev. Afr. Stockholm.
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Waterloo
Fredsville
S. 8
Stockholm
Fredsville Church
Alfred
Afr
Brennerset to Seek Charles City Mayoralty in Spring Election
Charles City, Ia Jan 22 F R Brenner a longtime local businessman will run for mayor in the spring election. Other possible candidates include A Ruste John Christianson N B Trenor Tom Kelly Jens Grothe W J Fluent and C G Snyder. A pool project meeting was held at the YWCA as parents and citizens push to launch the city swimming facility. County supervisors bought two snow plows for 2400 each to attach to a Caterpillar 60 and a patrol tractor. the highway commission continues road work. U G O T council will host its third annual dance Jan 31 at Ells Auditorium to fund local projects. Ministers met at the YMCA for a conference with Orrin Bell and Charles Ford. Mr Ford will later meet with the boys’ work committee. E M Sherman spoke to Rotary on white pines and spruces. Eva Hicks performed solos. Rotary guests included Duane Dayton, Duane Norris, Joseph Horn, and Elwood Cox. Hay Scales of Nashua attended as a guest.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
L. BE. Daubenberger
W. E. Brown
LeClaire Martin
P. C. Peterson
W. WN. Hostrop
W. L. Heart
G. S. Mornin
CG. J, Wild
E. O
P.H.O
H. H. Seesrley
J. B. Clay
G. 5. Monin
Merta Heagland
Sarah Riggs
Oliva Bammer
B. Read
William Casey
Louise Hearst
William B. Fagan
Edna Shutt
Katherine Buxbaum
T. C
Pomeroy
Teachers College
Elkader
Nineteenth Century Club
Harry M. Merrill
F. L. Snider
Aloha Club
Frank M. Stevens
Tremont Street
William Benton
Walnut Street
F. J. Mahannah
Smith Apartments
George Geertsen
Ada Johnson
Afrin
Hans J. Schmidt
Hans OG. Fredericksen
Waterlow Street
J. T. Fairgraves
Schmidt
Black Hawk-Grundy
Charles City
Brenner
Long Beach
The
Highway Commission
U. GO. T. Council
Ells Auditorium
Orrin Bell
Charles =. Ford
Ford
Boys’ Work Committee
E. M. Sherman
Sherman Nursery Company
Rotary
Eva Hicks
Tucle Bruner
Duane Dayton
Lincoln School
Duane Norris
Washington
Joseph Horn
McKinley
Elwood Cox
Central
Hay Scales
Nashua
Gehring Funeral Wednesday to be held in Finchford
Miss Geneva Gehring 18, a Mt. Vernon township teacher, died Sunday at Sartor hospital from appendicitis. The funeral will be held Wednesday with a 1 p.m. service at her parents’ home near Shell Rock and a 2 p.m. service at the Finchford church. She was stricken while teaching Friday and admitted to the hospital. The parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gehring survive.
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Cedar Falls
Geneva Gehring
Mt. Vernon
Roy Gehring
Shell Rock
Finchford
Junior college favored by group at Manchester
Promoters of establishing a junior college in Manchester presented their plan at a Community Service club meeting with about 80 attendees. T. J. Roberts of Independence High School spoke, noting Independence already operates such an institution since last fall, and the proposal may go to a March school election vote.
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Manchester
Roote
Community Service Club
T. J. Roberts
Independence High School
Independence
Aged Parkersburg man dies of stroke
Claus DeWall aged 74, of Parkersburg Indiana, died Monday from a stroke. Funeral at his home at noon Wednesday. Burial in New Albion cemetery where wife and several children are buried. one son survives and works for Woolworth, traveling in Arizona. He was cared for by Mr and Mrs Will Rose. No reply yet to funeral message.
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Courier
Parkersburg
Claus DeWall
New Albion Cemetery
Woolworth Company
Arizona
DeWall
Will Rose
Hazleton Girls Defeat Fairbank in Local Basketball
Hazleton girls beat Fairbank girls 11 to 5 last evening while Hazleton boys lost to Fairbank 30 to 25 at home. The mixed results show Hazleton teams competing despite close scores and uneven outcomes.
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Ilonors
Hazleton
Sndan
Fairbank
Sleep is Waste of Time Says Irish Baker in Kinsale
Aged Irish baker Michael McCarthy of Kinsale Ireland argues sleep is a waste of time. He claims to sleep five to six hours a year, says he never yawns or feels tired, and that life is too short for sleep. He admits first finding it difficult but now avoids sleep, taking short naps only when nothing else is available.
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Kinsale
Ireland
Michael McCarthy
Cast of Geneseo Opera Selected by Vic Tor Lumm
Geneseo January 22 Vic tor Lumm musical director announced the cast for the school operetta. Several eighth grade girls join the chorus. Gale Alcott has recovered enough to leave Vinton hospital and stay with his brother Marion near Vinton. Carl Stouffer home quarantined for smallpox as Pauline, oldest daughter, is ill. Mrs. Arthur Meeker ill with influenza and quinsy now suffers rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Clark Bragnier, former Geneseo residents, visit from Canada with brothers Frank and Robert in Cedar Falls, planning a three month stay in the United States.
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Courier Special Servies
Geneseo
Geneseo School
Victor Lumm
Gale Alcott
Vinton Hospital
Marion
Vinton
Carl Stouffer
Pauline
Arthur Meeker
Clark Brapgnier
Genaseo
Canada
Frank
Robert
Cedar Falls
United States
Snowbound Roads Force 50 Mile Detour To Colesburg Institute
Snow blocks routes near Oneida forcing Manchester superintendent R L Amsberry to travel a 50 mile detour. He normally would cover 10 miles to reach Colesburg Farmers Institute, but he first went to Manchester then back toward Edgewood, Elkport, entering Colesburg from the north to fulfill his duties as judge.
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Manchester
Oneida
R. L. Amsberry
Colesburg
French Tame Rebel Tribes with Pius Paris
Paris January 22 4 Medicine is a new ann of French propaganda in the near east. Where force has failed to conquer the native populations of Syria and the rebel Druse tribes it is possible that hospitals and free dispensaries will succeed. Archard reported to the Academy of Medicine after studying medical conditions in the near east. He found French medical influence predominant in Persia where many French professors have been called to organize a modern Persian medical profession. In France the Syrian mandate at Beirut sees the Hôpital Saint Joseph fallen behind the American hospital and in need of subsidies. Archard urged closer collaboration between the two. At Damascus a new Syrian faculty with four French professors prepares to restore the prestige of the ancient Arab university.
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Paris
Mesar East
Syria
Druses
M. Archard
Academy of Medicine
Near East
Archard
Persia
France
Beirut
Damascus
Keep Stomach Young Pape's Diapepsin Ad Claim
The ad promotes Pape's Diapepsin claiming it digests acids in the stomach, prevents sour bile, and restores appetite and energy after meals. It asserts quick relief within five minutes and encourages chewing tablets after meals to keep the stomach young and vigorous.
Accidental Shot Fatal to Gladbrook Boy Clarence Varenwaldt
Clarence Varenwaldt 16 died Sunday from an accidental shotgun wound last Saturday in Marshalstown. Funeral Wednesday at Evangelical church with services in the afternoon. Survived by parents four brothers and five sisters. He was a Gladbrook High School sophomore and played on the basketball team.
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Gladbrook
Clarence Varenwaldt
Deaconess Hospital
Marshalstown
Evangelical Church
Henry
Chris
Alva
Charles
Lizzie
Genevieve
Trene Varenwaidt
Jim Karkosh
Roger Wardene
Gladbryok High School
Manila Estimates Rat Population At Twelve Million
Manila reports bubonic plague spreading in parts of India and China. Philippine health authorities warn the rat population may equal the human population, about 12,000,000, prompting sanitary inspectors to lead port inspections in Cebu, Holl o, Zamboanga, Legaspi and Davao. A separate note mentions a giant ray in the Garh-bitean Sea measuring up to 25 feet across its fins.
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Manila
India
China
Chief of Health Service
Cebu
Hollo
Zamboanga
Legaspi
Davao
Garihtean
Dandruff Cure: Simple Squid Arvon Treatment
A short remedy claims four ounces of plain squid arvon dissolved into a scalp wash destroys dandruff completely. Apply at night and rub in, with results seen by morning and after a few treatments. It promises instant relief from itching and shinier, softer hair. Available at any drug store.
City employee regains health through Plant Juice
Worcester man 69 Merrick Street Jack Horan reports dramatic recovery after using Plant Juice for years of stomach pain and poor appetite. He says the herbal medicine improves digestion strengthens legs and bowel regularity and benefits the whole system. Plant Juice marketed at Waterloo Wangter's Drug Store 229 East Fourth Street and other area drug stores.
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Jack Horan
Merrick Street
Worcester
Mass
Mr. Horan
Wangter’s
East Fourth Street
Waterloo
Relatives Sought for Charles Maynard After Fatality
Hileman Gindt funeral directors today sought relatives of 47 year old Charles Maynard who died yesterday at 901 1 2 Sycamore Street. An error printed yesterday claimed he was brother of Mrs Mabel Scoles, a tenant in the building where Maynard was janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hileman & Gindt
Charles Maynard
Sycamore Steeet
Maynard
Mabel Scoles
Drink Water to Aid Sluggish Kidneys in Vigilant Health
A noted authority urges daily quart water and occasional salts to flush kidneys and neutralize acids from heavy foods. Symptoms of kidney strain include dull abdominal misery, back pains, headaches, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic twinges, and nightly urination. Jad Salts and four ounces of Rad Salts are recommended with a morning glass of water to cleanse kidneys and improve function.
Rupture Shield Expert Visit in Waterloo
Mr CG F Redlich, a rupture appliance expert, offers free consultations in Waterloo. He promotes Perfect Retention Shields that he says reliably hold ruptures, relieve stomach and back issues, and strengthen tissues without belts or leg straps. He cites a 76 percent recovery rate in ruptured children and notes his home office in Minneapolis.
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CG. F. Reditch
Statistica
Redlich
Boston’ Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
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Trustees of
Old People’s Home
Delwelh
Arth Luthmer
Fox & Hirtz
First Street
Horsefield
Gedar “Rapids
Strawberry Point
Margaret Barrack
J. F. Schlumbohm
Arlington
E. J. Braulick
Myra Kunkle
Mercyospital
AE. O. Wilson
Frederick Avenue
Dluthmer
M. F. Gaffney
Delaware
Miss Johnson
Hudson Man
Ocweln
Dan
KE. L. Jenkins
Ruth
Ressler
Frederika L. A. S
Hurd's Store
Hawkeye 16
Stisgaard
Danamaag
New Martiare
Mabat Hersey
Martha Guyer
May Towsiey
Quinala Spragte
Mary Shannan
AtInerva Wheeler
Ethel Wilson
Masrie Anderson
Gladys Nort
Eva Darwin
Agnes Christensen
May Sterling
Pauline Larson
Lizzie Sells
Ruth Middlekaur
Mary Jepperson
Tile North
Roy Meter
Owen Welble
Ort Nourse
So. F. Leonard
J. Yy. Wollams
Ansel Wrible
Charles Finch
Kellar
Jesse Ford
E.R Allen
FL. Aderman
Fred Clow
Tyler
EB. S
Maile Richards
O. H. King
Ruth Eliott
Fred Richards
Clara Davis
Teta Alive Crook
Lorna Leonard
Mildred Everett
Ssae Nourse
Amita Willams
Ada
Tens Allen
G. A. Deldenwirth
Lea Bruns
Leon Kocher
Glenn Austin
Fredericksburg
Order of Eastern Star
Tiazel Chase
Allen Purdy
Mac Triplet
Perry Kernan
Allie Plummer
D. B. Nourse
Maude Benner
Wil- Mam Douglay
Hen. Kerssen
Wy P. Purdy
Trenaurer
California
Gehring
Charles City Club
St. Charles
Edmund Vanes Cook
Manual Arts
M. Koenig
Ruth McCormick
Ruth Pratt
Ruth Bryan Owen
Amellia Galli Curel
Edith Wharton
Ann Marie Schacherer
Daugther
LE. Schacherer
Hea West
Marian Street
St. Mary
Prienta
Jack
Jatm
Phil
Geneseo Opera
Girly
Alcott
Pius
John
Ells Hotel
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