Flag Day Observances and Week of Picnics in Waterloo
Waterloo city groups plan Flag Day programs on Friday June 14 with picnics at homes of Mrs E L Rohlf and Mrs H B Lichty. Several clubs including D A R and Sons of Union Veterans schedule picnics and garden show events at Town Public Service company. Summer social plans include Elklets picnic at Ruffwood, Mizpah circle luncheon, Blue Triangle picnic and Optimist club card parties, with a flower show, initiation, and dance events announced by various chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Bb, A. RR
E. L. Rohlf
Sheridan Road
A. B. Lovejoy
Mary Melrose
H. B Lichty
Sons Sovet Park
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Waterloo Garden Club
Town Public Service Company
Wark
C. C. Shean
Elklets
Ruffwood
W. ©. Foster
Casebeer Heights
Elks Club
Poster
J. C. Gnagg
Eames Park
Martha Beuter
Marian Snow
Lula Barnes
Mizpah
King's Daughters
H. J. Hemmierling
Charles White
A. H. Holt
A. &. Wilson
H. W. Durlap
Blue Triangle League
Optimist Club
Black's Tearoom
Ray Brecunier
Sunnyside Countrys Club
Phi Sigma Chi
Electric Park
Sons of Unter Reteran and auxilary—Memorial
Garden Club
Tawa Public Service Company
Rowena Circle
V. Martin
Two Brides-Elect Are Honored at Evening Affair
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Helen Reihsen and Wendell Bellman both of this city on June 25 was made Friday evening at a party hosted by Miss Ruth Marinan and Miss Genevieve Walker at 2723 Fourth Street. Reihsen, a St Mary’s high school graduate and bookkeeper at Gronen Lumber, will wed Bellman of Adams Laboratories. The event also honored Miss Rose Lasche whose marriage is set for June 17. Prizes went to Miss Lucile Dietsch and Miss Annabelle Mulvehill, and Mrs. Larry Paul. The affair featured yellow and white decor with gifts showered on Lasche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Reihsen
Wendell Bellman
Ruth Marinan
Genevieve Walker
Fourth Street
Reihsen
St. Mary's High School
Gronen Lumber Company
Bellman
Adams Laboratories
St. Mary's Church
Rose Lasche
Lucile Dletsch
Annabelle Mulvehill
Flarry Paul
Miss Lasche
Genevieve
Mildred Gowans
Dorothy Nemmers
Margaret Biller
Katherine Curran
Mary Frances Marinan
Mary Kathryn Miller
Bridge Tea Given for Miss Menges This Afternoon
A prenuptial bridge tea for Miss Helen Menges, whose wedding to John Connolly is set for Wednesday, June 12, was hosted by Mrs. Powell Rayburn with Miss Katherine Graham. Three tables, out of town guests from Milwaukee Des Moines Prairie du Chien and Lafayette received favors. a gift was given to the bride. Luncheon featured lavender pink and green colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Menges
John Connolly
Powell Rayburn
Home Park Boulevard
Katherine Graham
Russell
Winnie
Milwaukee
Wis
Kathryn Cochrane
Des Moines
Meta Armann
Prairie du Chien
George Wolever
Lafayette
Ind
Westminster church memorial fund honors Mrs Harry Northey
A memorial fund of 300 dollars was begun by Westminster Presbyterian missionary society at a meeting held at Mrs W H Howrey's home to aid church mission work. Ladies Aid also approved funds for the church and its furnishings. Brewer-Morris-Miss Ruth Morris and Warren Brewer of Waterloo wed at First M Church parsonage with Gr J Arthur Young officiating. They will reside in town with Brewer at John Deere. Alumni Banquet at Black's tearoom for Our Lady of Victory academy alumni set for 6 65 tonight with Miss Frances Barron as president, inviting all alumni. Allen Memorial Hospital auxiliary to meet at 2 30 Monday at Mrs George Lichty's home 404 Franklin street to discuss important business.
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Daughters of Isabella
Sunnyside Country
A. F. Hussman
P. BE. O
Robert W. Parrott
Vine Street
Ethel Hellen
C. W. Robertson
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Waterloo
O. E
Masonic Temple
Roy Metzger
Glenn
Harry Northey
Women In Memorial Fund
Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. H. Howrey
Third Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mianse
Church House
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Black's Tearoom
Howard Girsch
Frances. Barron
Mospltal Auxilary
Allen Mermorial Hospital
George Lichty
Franklin Street
Gold Leaf Camp
R. OC. Hall
Royal Neighbors
John Greeks
Boo
C. B. Smith
H. Schotte
Mark Butterfield
B. H. Haselman
Floyd Stoyles
Herbert Lawless
K. GC. Hall
American Stgion
Memorial Nail Waterloo
O. EH. S—Masonic Temple
Charles Will. Ross
Jameson Gilbert Marriage Read at Grace Church
The marriage of Miss Helen Gilbert daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Gilbert 319 Sullivan avenue to Ralph Jameson son of Mr and Mrs W R Jameson 107 Independence avenue was solemnized at 9 40 this morning at Grace M E church Rev Eugene D Hull officiated in the presence of immediate families. The couple left for a auto trip in the east. The bride a graduate of West High School and Iowa State Teachers College was in V V O Sigma Phi sorority and has taught at Waterloo junior high. Jameson a East High and Cornell College graduate affiliated with Delta Pi Rho is now with Investors Syndicate in Minneapolis. They will be at home after June 21 at 519 Fifth Avenue South Clinton Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gilbert
C. H. Gilbert
Sullivan Avenue
Ralph Jameson
W.R. Jameson
Independence Avenue
Grace M. E. Church
Eugene D. Hull
West | High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Vv. O. V. Sigma Phi
Waterloo
Jameson
East High School
Cornell College
Vernon
Delta Pai Rho
Investors Syndicate of
Minneapolis
Fifth Avenue South
Clinton
Annual Banquet of Ross Conservatory June 12
The sixteenth annual commencement banquet of Ross Conservatory of Music will be Wednesday evening June 12 at 6 30 in the Gold room of Hotel President. Elmo Moore will act as toastmaster. pupils of expression, piano and other departments will respond to toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Conservatory of Music
Elmo Moore
A. R. Moore
Harriette Ross Junger
Ross Conservatory
Club Women Hear Mrs. Pritchard At Waterloo Dinner
Invitation sent to Woman's club and federated groups to hear Mrs W S Pritchard Garner Ta at a dinner hosted by Waterloo Underwriters association at Black's Tearoom this evening. Pritchard leads Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs insurance department and is active in the national federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
W. S Pritchard
Garner
Waterloo Underwriters Association
Black
Week's Social Events Calendar Listings
A dense schedule of social events and meetings spans Monday through Sunday. Highlights include hospital auxiliary activities, Daughters of Isabella, Circle gatherings, bridge and dinner clubs, picnics at Byrnes Park and Cednar River, Royal Neighbors events, and multiple lodge and church groups. Notable venues include Sunnyside Country Club, Hotel President, Universalist parish house, Black's Tearoom, and Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
Daughters of Isabella
Sunnyside Country Club
K. G. Hall
Clara Barton
BE. R. Jesse
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
Firemen's Wall
Happy Hour Club
Maxine Kessler
Graves Mentoria United Brethrenehucch
Linden M. E
Marion Hurd
Black's Tearoom
Jolly Eight Club
Marcella Bohan
Limecheon Club
Cednar River Park
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I
F. Hall
Women's Labor Bureau
Carpenter's Hall
Violin Recital by Miss Kessler at Graves Memorial Church
Miss Maxine Kessler violinist to present a program Tuesday evening next week at Graves Memorial A. B. Church with G. Albert Scholin accompanying. Notable instruments include a 1737 Zariola violin and a rare Vuillaume bow. Usher details and a list of pieces are noted, including classical and romantic works, with several performers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Kessler
Graves Memorial A. B
Kessler
Rose Reichert Marshall
G. Albert Scholin
LaVela Anderson
Lalla Shauger
Virginia Troup
Violet Michael
Bach
Atv
Inita Atayered
Clarksville Social Circles Highlight Local Events
Clarksville hosts a busy social week with engagements across clubs. Grace Hamilton, betrothed to Dr. C. W. Likely, was guest of honor at a surprise party. Priscilla club held a luncheon bridge event for 15 attendees. Clarksville Woman's club closed its year at Pershing park with 30 in attendance. Gold club picnic drew 52 participants, including guests from Oakland and Allison. Blanche Apple spoke at the M E church during furlough from China. Miss Apple plans to visit relatives in Boulder. Rebekah lodge elected officers with Mrs. Clara Fisher as noble grand and other posts filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaurier
Clarksville
Grace Hamilton
C. W. Likely
Des Moines
B. F. Hamilton
Lottie Perring
Priscilla Club of Waterloo
H. H Caughlan
Harry Caughlan
Shafer
O. G. Perrin
J. R. Walmsley
Clarksville Woman's Club
Amplette
Pershing Park
Forrest Selly
Oakland
Cat
Clarence Shirer
Allison
Blanche Apple
United States
China
B.C. Baumbach
Nashua
Miss Apple
Mrs Wald Weds R D Lammer in Morning Rites
Mrs Florence Wald and R D Lammer wed at First Presbyterian Church in morning services officiated by Rev Thomas R Niven. Attendants Miss Dorothy Ward and Ralph Thierman, with organist Mrs Oliver Stevenson. After breakfast at Riviera tea room the couple traveled to Spokane and Seaside, visiting Mrs Willhoite and touring Yellowstone and the Black Hills before settling at 715 Fowler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Florence Wald
R. D. Lammer
Thomas R. Niven
Dorothy Ward
Ralph Thierman
Waterloo
Oliver Stevenson
Riviera Tearoom
Spokane
Wash
Lammer
George R. Willhoite
Seaside
Ore
Miss Christy to Wed in Galesburg June 22
Miss Helen Christy, society editor of the Waterloo Bree ning Courier, will marry Lawrence E. May of Des Moines June 22 at her parents home in Galesburg. Both graduates of the University of Missouri, the couple noted for Knox college ties, will start a life in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Christy
Waterloo Breening Courier
Galesburg
Lawrence E. May
Des Moines
C. H. Christy
Miss Christy
Knox College
Ill
University of Missouri
Columbia, Mo
May
Associated Press
Lylia Day
Virginia Wilson
Black
Mary Cronin
First Street West
Local Church Activities And Meetings This Week
Church groups across town plan meetings and events including United Presbyterian at 2 30 with Mrs Lynn Eddy 1217 Ninth Street West potluck at Graves Memorial at 1 Wednesday at Mrs A G Kessler 146 Lovejoy Avenue Central Christian married folks class meets at 82 Second Street West last night officers elected R E Black L V Martin Harry Wachman J S Darland Clara Barton guild missionary program Monday 7 90 at 527 Archer Street first Lutheran Circle 3 meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs E R Jesse 726 Parker Street Universalist choir to sing tomorrow morning and Cedar Heights graduation following church services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Lynn Eddy
Ninth Street West
Graves Memorial U. B. Church
A. G. Kessler
Lovejoy Avenue
Central Christian Church
Harry Wachman
Second Street
West
R. E. Black
L. V. Martin
J. S. Darland
R. J. Grover
Teacher Here Is Bride Today of Iowa City Man
Miss Laura Mabon, a Waterloo teacher for three years, married W. G. Herteen of Iowa City at 2 this afternoon. The ceremony at the Coulter home in Iowa City was conducted by Rev. Keeler of the M E church. Ruth Peterson and William Brunk served as attendants. The bride’s brother A. L. Mabon gave her in marriage. After a short southern Iowa trip, the couple will reside in Iowa City. Mrs. Herteen is the daughter of Mrs. Minnis Mabon. Both attended the University of Iowa. Her groom works with Hands Jewelry Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Mabon
Waterloo
W. G. Herteen
Iowa City
Elmer Coulter
Towa City
Mr. Keeler
M. E. Church
Ruth Peterson
Olds
William Brunk
Town City
A. L. Mabon
Chicago
Iowa
Herteen
Minnis Mabon
Independence High School
University of Iowa
Mr. Herteen
Otto Herteen
Bloomfield
Hands Jewelry Company
Bernice Harlan
Lyle FP. Rice
Hampton
R. H. Collins
Methodist Church
Mgr. Rice
Hampton High School
Earl Ferris Nursery
Miss Rice
Canada
Elizabeth Smith
Loren Parr
Charles City
Co. S. Smith
Thomas Anderson
Flyat Congregational Church
Calfielated
Me. Parr
Commercial National Bank
Delwelh
Party in Church Honors Pastor and Wife at McClelland’s Anniversary
Sixty members of Calvary Evangelical Church honored Rev. and Mrs. B. L. McClelland with a party in the church parlors. Rev McClelland will serve as pastor for another year. After talks and music, attendees visited. A committee hosted refreshments and presented a gift to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Evangelical Church
B. L. McClelland
Rev. McClelland
John Boeger
S. Kline
G. Hawver
E. Hanna
Martha Reddin to Become Bride of N. R. Pinn
Mr and Mrs M G Reddin announce the engagement of daughter Martha to N R Pinn of Grand Rapids. The marriage is set for Waterloo on June 29. Miss Reddin, educated at Immaculate Conception academy and Iowa State Teachers college, has taught in Dubuque for five years. Pinn works in the rug department of Steckette store, Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. CG. Reddin
Ai Conger Street
Martha
N. R. Pinn
Grand Rapids
Waterloo
Miss Reddin
Immaculate Conception Academy
Dubuque
Iowa State Teachers College
Mr. Pinn
Steckette
Eleanor Hughes to Wed Paul Jacoby in Coming Week
Miss Eleanor Hughes was guest of honor at a Sunnyside Country Club luncheon hosted by Virginia Fish, Helen Renk and Carolyn Johnson. Orchid and yellow decor dominated. A miscellaneous shower and a tea at 4 pm at Hillcrest apartments, hosted by Dorothy Lynch, followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hughes
Paul Jacoby
Sunnyside Country Club
Virginia Fish
Helen Renk
Carolyn Johnson
Miss Hughes
Dorothy Lynch
Hillcrest Apartments
Breakfast to Honor Miss Claire Wade Bride-Elect
Miss Claire Wade, a bride-elect of this month, will be feted with a breakfast Sunday at 9 AM in Hotel Russell-Lamson. Hostesses include Misses Marjorie Stipes Margaret Kelly and Fern Oman. Green and white decor and 12 covers. A gift will be given. Attending guests include Misses Faye Rober Margareth Gleason Elizabeth Lies Helyn Miller Marjorie Bradley Mrs Carl Grings Mrs Frank Connolly and Mrs Jane Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Wade
Russell-Lamson
Marjorie Stipes
Margaret Kelly
Fern Oman
Miss Wade
Faye Rober
Margareth Gleason
Elizabeth Lies
Helyn Miller
Marjorie Bradley
Carl Grings
Frank Connolly
Jane Wade
Cedar Falls Man to wed in Washington Iowa
Cedar Falls man Donald R. Baxter will marry Christina Breitenbach in Washington Iowa on June 15 at the bride’s home with a reception at the Country club. The couple are the children of Mr and Mrs A R Baxter of Cedar Falls and Mr and Mrs E E Breitenbach of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Washington, Ia
Donald R. Baxter
A. R. Baxter
Christina Breitenbach
E E. Breitenbach
Washington
Marriages in Northeastern Iowa Mark Early June
A flurry of June weddings across Manchester Hampton Osage and surrounding towns links Charles Moss Clara Johnson Hilding Holmblad Mary Pogue John Cunningham Mariella Reilly and many others. The items detail ceremonies at Little Brown Church Oelwein Nashua and other venues with brides and grooms from Ames Cedar Rapids Hampton and beyond and note homes and future reside plans in Iowa Minnesota and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Charles D. Moss
Clara m. Johnson
Hilding Holmblad
Chicago
Mary E. Pogue
Dundee
John Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
Mariella J. Reilly
Fiyan
Laverle M. Topping
Iva S. Kemp
Hopkinton
Marriages Reported in Town City and Surrounding Areas
Several couples wed in Iowa towns the week of June 4 to 6. Fern Ervin and Hillard Tolliver tied the knot in Town City with blessings for residence in Charles City and dows City. Fern Hayes and Ralph Northrop wed near Parkersburg and Washington, D C, while Alma Walk and Emil Weber joined at St Ansgar Immanuel church and will remain in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Walk
Emil Weber
St. Ansgar
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bram
Mer
Marriage Will Take Place at Chicago June 20
The marriage of Miss Cameron, daughter of Mrs. W. J. Cameron of 6236 Fowler Street, to Raymond Follett of Kewanee, Illinois, will occur in Chicago on June 20. The engagement was announced at a party at the Cameron home, where bunco prizes went to Mrs. R. W. Cameron, Mrs. Wilmer Griffith, and Mrs. Victor Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tjiman Cameron
W. J. Cameron
Fowler Street
Raymond Follett
Kewanee
Chicago
Cameron
Bunco
R. W. Cameron
Wilmer Griffith
Victor Martin
Waterloo area notes and travel updates in brief
Local notices list residents and visitors: Optical service advertised on West End 4th Street. Attorne y Tulhili confined home due to illness at 315 High Street. Goshen Indiana trip news for A A Bontrager. Miss Helen Wilder heads to Chicago to visit Miss Edna Klock for two weeks. Agnes Fletcher returns from Lincoln. Elsie Montgomery and Aline Daly plan two week Kansas City stay. Emma Campagna and Doris Kinion visit Fort Dodge due to ill daughter Ennis. Dr H G Gardner from Iowa City to practice with Dr R E Russell in Waterloo. Elwin M Moore attends West High graduation. brother Tom in class of ’29. Fishing party to Leech Lake camps. Mrs Ht K Eckstein and Catherine head to Lincoln for summer. Catherine to University of Nebraska. Merritt family from Plushing Ohio visiting relatives. en route to Washington Indiana. Kate Natuman, Viola and Mira Pierce, and Elia Crowell of Shell Rock recently returned from trips to Otranto Indiana and Austin Minnesota. W K Clowes and daughter Lois visiting son Harry G Clowes. Pennsylvania RR terminal project noted. Mrs Wesley Clemens to Fort Dodge for Daughters of Union Veterans convention. will stay with aunt H M Preston. State conference in child welfare and parent education at Town City next week, via university summer session. Recruit officer Albert Robitsch notified of Capt Gennard Greaves becoming commanding officer of the fourth recruiting district. HQ in Des Moines. succeeding Capt W S Bryant. Sunday at Pullman Diner ad promotes half chicken dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulhili
High Street
A. A. Bontrager
Fourth Street
Goshen
Ind
Helen Wilder
Quincy Street
Chicago
Edna Klock
Miss Wilder
Agnes Fletcher
Fowler Street
Lincoln
Web
George E. Smith
Emma Campagna
Cedar Rapids
Doris Kinion
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Ennis
H. ©. Gardner
University of Iowa
R. E. Russell
Elwin M. Moore
Davenport
West High
Tom
George E. Pike
Horace
J. W. White
Carl R. Davis
James B. Innes
Low W. Witty
Loomis
Minnesota
Cill Woolley
Kabekonka Bay
Leech Lake
Ht. K. Eckstein
Catherine
Fifth Street West
Neh
Eckstein
University of Nebraska
William Merritt
Plushing
F. T. Bentley
Vine Street
Kansas City
Washington, Ta
Kate Natuman
Alien Street
Viola
Mira Pierce
Elia Crowell
Shell Rock
Otranto
Nauman
Helen
J. F. Line
Austin
Minn
W. K. Clowes
Lois
Pittsburgh
Harry G. Clowes
Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls
Clowes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wesley Clemens
First Street
Daughters of Union Veterans
H. M. Preston
Port Dodge
Mary M. Law
Little Larsen
Minnie Matbauer
Waterloo West
Lorene Standish
Jesgie
Town City
State University
Albert Robitsch
Gennard Greaves
Des Moines
Greaves
W. S. Bryant
Port Des Moines
Pullman
Bsc. Ladvertlsensent
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Grace Church
Ross School
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Mrs. Pritchard
Maxine Baker
Christopher McCallum
Edgewood
Grane M. E
Roy Leslie Smith
John
Kenna
Lamont
Joe Barger
Broom
J. McCallum
Mr. McCallum
Mia
Matton Egan Smith
Mary and
Charles Uban
Frances Fisher
Margaret, Bahr
Robert Sutton
Herbert Hauser
Harold Smith
Florence Mae Bentz
Marion Scheidecker
Amasette Fisher
Dorothy Thompson
K.P. Hall
Charles Hansen
Tlayree
Clyde Gon
O. HH. Hoy
Gideons
Mrs F. Wills Jenks
Ailen Memorial Hospital
George E. Lichty
Chattauqua
Punilebrary Atest
King’s Daughters
H. J. Hemmerling
First Lutheran Missionary Society
J. S. Zeilinger
St. Paul's Ladies' Aid Society
First Lutheran Musionry
B. of
L. E
RL. Mary’s
School Hall
Scriool Nlenic
First Congregational Church
Miss Kessler
Narduf
Emma Erickson
Nellie Entwisle
Sunshine Jodge
Sunshine Lodge No
P. J. Hoffey
W. F. Sieglatt
Second Street West
Jerome S Burright
Loretta Welsh
Anselma Steger
M. 0. Schang
Black's
Elizabeth Seaman
Ruby Briggs
California
Church News
E. R. Jesse
Parker Street
Bride
Martha Reddin
Margaret Connolly
Daily Eight Club
Logan Avenue
Priedl
Temple
Rebekah Loge
Black Hawk
Q. F. Hall
W Noble Grand
Gene Trapp
Brand
Blanche Brietske
Treasuer
Marguerite Peterson
Clara McPike
Wweld
West High School
M. E. Witt
Siee West
O. EB. S&s
Mabel Wydell
Elizabeth McCormick
Jewett, Ia
Cecar River Park
L. Ey
Engineers’ Hall
Aces Oy
Finis
Leos Sapontan
Janetta Elsing
Herman W. D. Struthoff
E. Elsing
Edmund Otto .Meswarth
Henry Meswart
Tripoli
Dorothy Jeanne Keleham
San Gabriel
Cal
Clifford P. Nolte
W. F. Nolte
Sigrid Johnson
Eveleth, Minn
Middlesboro
Knoxville
Tenn
Opal Fanning
Fred Wibpen
Everly, Ia
Grundy Center
Everly
Florence I. Soper
L. Soper
Ralph G. Rankin
Henry H. Rankin
Dows
Albia
Town State Teachers College
Mr. Rankin
Ellsworth College
Iowa Falls
Josephine Rau
Joseph Rau
Arlington
Lal Verne Bahe
Verne Bahe
Lutheran Church
Oelwein
Mary Tufts
Olis Stone
Vinton
Judge
Altice Marie Bywater
Charlies Bywater
George F. Button
Charles Button
Osage
Little Brown Church
Riceville
Vera Johnson
John Beebe
Little Brown
the Vale
J. L. McComson, Jr
Lyle F. Rice
Bernice Smalldridge
A. R. Smalldridge
Gilbert Kaus
Phil Knaus
Chaplin
Methodist
Town Falls
Tefb
Darfur
Beatrice Joebsen
Clarence A. Bur Bark
North Washington
Puetz
Miss Joebsen
Henry Joehsen
Deerfield Laws
Burgart
Williamstown
Eisie Frances Miller
Hugh Miller
Keith Vernice Ressler
A. R. Grant
Shell Rock High School
C. I. Ressler
Elda Milley
Herman Miler
Charles Brude
Charles Guy
C. G. Prottengeler
Rene
Edna Greene
Plainfield
George Barber
Ionia
M. HE
E. T. Gough
Tonia, Eee
Philomena Drilling
Waucoma
Lawrence Weber
Independence
Father Seheehe
George Drilling
Waucoma High School
Bayliss Business College
J. J. Weber
St. Joseph School
The
Vale
Edna M. Reed
Arthur R. Stewart
Katherine A. Meyers
le Roy
Eugene H. Warren
Mankato
Beatrice Dally
Severin Hiller
Dorothy F. Young
C. Emory Stockham
Oskaloo
Lyle, Minn
Charles W. Adams
Sterling, Til
Flossie Lynn
Ida Grove
Donald W. Crow
Sioux City
Westgate
Crow
Clyde E. Sage
Ottumwa
Clara Bock
Modale
New Hampton
Hilda M, Frey
Rockford
Paul M. Richardson
Tawa City
EB. Clements
Nastiin M
Fern Ervin
Wis Ervin
Hillard Tolliver
Cook County
Wyoming
College of Medicine
University of Town
Dows City
John Turnbull
Dresser Junction
Clarefice Harter
Littleton
Fern Hayes
Everett Hayes
Lithleton
Simon Peters
Parkersburg
Clara
Ralph Northrop
Washington, D. C
B. W. Northrop
Hartwick
Dbd
Northrop
PRIEF
West End
4Th St. Bridge
Buchanan
Elsie Montgomery
Aline Daly
Baltimore Street
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