Chamberlin and Levine Leave Bremen for Hamburg
In Bremen June 17 the American trans Atlantic flyers Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A Levine, with their wives, slipped away from about 50 reporters and photographers. They traveled by air to Hamburg then Magdeburg and Berlin, while their wives read headlines aboard the liner Berlin and praised the aviators amid cheers from a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Germany
Chamberlin
Levine
Bremenhaven
New York
Hamberg
Magdeburg
Berlin
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Mrs. Chamberlin
St Louis Welcomes Lindbergh After Transcontinental Flight
Col Lindbergh arrives in St Louis after a cross country flight. The Spirit of St Louis is wheeled from its hangar as a crowd of about 2000 watches the takeoff, with Lindbergh declaring he will land at Lambert Field and fly via Columbus Dayton and Indianapolis. He rejects stunt flying over New York and reflects on the great visit amid a week of homage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Columbus
Dayton
Indianapolis
Ind
Lambert Field
New York
Mitchel
Roosevelt Fields
Washington
France
Millens
Miz
Giera
INS
Col
Chartes A. Lindbergh
Adit
Santa Te N
Concernleis
Koenigsberg
International Service
Lindbergh honored with tribute volume and college return talk
A New York tribute volume praises Charles A Lindbergh for courage and landmark news reporting. Lindbergh hints at returning to the University of Wisconsin after five years away, saying he would graduate there if possible. He also saluted the Wright Aeronautical plant in Paterson, circling it at 200 feet as workers cheered before continuing to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
San Diego
New York
Colonel Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Alumni Association of New York
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Salutes Motor Factory
Paterson
N. J
Charles Lindbergh
St. Louis
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Spirit of St
University of Iowa enrollments rise to 8676 in year
In the 12 months ending June 1 the University of Iowa reported 8,676 registered students, up 376 from the previous year. Men numbered 4,651 and women 4,025, with 7,490 actually present on campus and the rest enrolled for correspondence study. Liberal arts led with 5,695 enrollments, followed by the graduate college with 1,761 and the medical college with 452.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
University of Iowa
Herbert
Dorcas
College of Liberal Arts
College of Medicine
Famous film questions quiz from a cinema page
A set of ten cinema trivia items asks about a comedian who performed in an English dance hall an actress linked to Mae Murray by marriage a humorist actor returning to film this year and several celebrity marriages. It also inquires about a screen actress called the Dase of the screen a still image two actresses who produce their own pictures athletes in films and the actress reputed to receive the largest number of man votes, plus the first well known film comedian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Murray
Joseph Schenck
Jack Dempsey
Samuel Goldwyn
King Vidor
Richard Arlen
Temperatures Forecast For Thursday To Friday
Maximum Thursday 71 degrees and minimum Thursday night 46 degrees are noted. Friday temperatures vary with readings around 48, 59, and 66 degrees at different times, indicating a cooler day ahead with fluctuating afternoon values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T& M. Cec
Canadian claim plane flew over him in B16 story
Chicoutimi Quebec June 17 Hope for Nungesser and Coli safety rested on a trapper Georges Rousseau who heard a plane during a May 9 storm along the Ste Marguerite river. He said the aircraft roared through the gale then disappeared toward the north toward Peribonka river in a sparsely populated forest region. Belief in signals from the missing fliers faded after lights were identified as a Price Brothers power house at Chuteaux Galets 35 miles east of St. Germain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Rousseau
Ste Marguerite
Peribonka River
Colleen Moore Sued Over Unfinished Film Contract
New York June 17 Colleen Moore motion picture star is sued by First National Pictures for 1 000 000 seeking to compel arbitration of a contract to appear in 12 photoplays. The company says she did seven and refused the rest, risking over 1 million in losses due to her unique popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colleen Moore
First National Pictures, Inc
Nathan Burkan
Supreme Court
Mullan
O Haran Elected Eagles Treasurer at Marshalltown
Marshalltown Iowa June Elected officers for the Fraternal Order of Eagles of Iowa for the coming year were T J ODonnell president Dubuque Milo Jasty vice president R F OHaran secretary A R Florence treasurer Rev David Ferguson Maquoketa chaplain A Van Doren conductor E J Sowden outside guard trustees D W Moore Marshalltown Fred Hoelmer Davenport Rex Baker Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Council Bluffs
Order of Eagles of
Iowa
T. J. O'Donnell
Dubuque
Milo Jasty
Clinton
R. F. O’haran
Waterloo
A. R. Florence
Mason City
David Ferguson
Maquoketa
A. van Doren
Keokuk
E. J. Sowden
Oskaloosa
D. W. Moore
Fred Hoelmer
Davenport
Rex Baker
Burlington
Youth Smiles as Death Rope Placed
Harrisburg Til June 17 Ins Joe Chesnas 22 year old murderer of William Ansell aged mail carrier went to his death on the gallows here today with a smile on his face He winked at three prisoners as he passed Declaring he had nothing to say the youth smiled as the rope was put around his neck The trap was sprung by Sheriff Lige Turner and Chesnas was pronounced dead 20 minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Til
INS
Joe Chesnas
William Ansell
Chesna
Saline County
Lige Turner
Chesnas
Six Radio Talks Precede Iowa City Commonwealth Conference
WSUI will broadcast six radio talks next week to introduce the fifth annual commonwealth conference set for June 27 28 and 29 in Iowa City Iowa. Bruce E Mahan associate editor of the Iowa State Historical Society will open the series Monday and discuss municipal government problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
INS
WSUI
University Station
Bruce E. Mahan
Iowa State Historical Society
Waterloo Druggist R C Wangler In Critical Condition
R C Wangler longtime Waterloo druggist at 516 Fifth Street East is very ill at St Francis Hospital after a Wednesday operation. Doctors report his condition extremely critical this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Wangler
Fifth Street East
Waterloo
St. Francis Hospital
Miller addresses Gates Business students on state advantages
East High School principal Fred J. Miller spoke at Gates Business College about the state’s benefits and presented figures showing the industrial and agricultural output surpassing larger states. Floyd Brandt, Garrison, Ta, and Alice Wieger, Waterloo, enrolled at the school today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Miller
East High School
Gates Business College
Stae
Floyd Brandt
Garrison
Alice Wieger
Waterloo
Marriage Licenses Granted in Waterloo Area
Sherman J. McNally and Eva Moore of Waterloo, Edward Matz and Mildred Jolomi of Waterloo received marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman J. McNally
Waterloo
A Eva
Moore
Edward Matz
Mildred
Cubs 12th straight win nets $20,475
Chicago report says a Chicago merchant won $20,475 from a pyramided bet on the Cubs twelfth consecutive victory. The bettor wagered $5 with the winnings stacked after each win. the book maker confirmed the payout after the 12th win, the merchant’s name not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Chicago
INS
Chicago Cubs
Dr Mabel Palmer Elected Head of Quota Clubs
Dr Mabel Heath Palmer of Davenport Ia was elected president of International Quota club this morning at a Baltimore Md convention. Palmer recently attended the intercities party with Waterloo Quota club hosts and national president Dr Lulu M Dryden of Baltimore as guest and speaker. Palmer’s election followed withdrawal of Miss Catherine Olney Worcester Mass treasurer and Dr Rietta M Emerson vice president for business reasons. Palmer serves on the national board of directors of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Heath Palmer
Davenport
International Quota Club
Baltimore
Palmer
Intercities
Waterloo Quota Club
Lulu M. Dryden
Catherine Olney
Worcester
Mass
National Organization
Rietta M. Emerson
Dr. Palmer
Autos Kill More Iowa Children Than All Accidents in 1926
Des Moines report shows 63 children under 15 died in automobile accidents in 1926, part of 1,335 total accidental deaths. Other causes include burns 41, drowning 44, injuries by animals 20, poisoning 16, mechanical suffocation 17, and railroad accidents 6, with ages one to two most dangerous, accounting for 52 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Health Department
Dargue Lands on River at Rockford
Major Herbert A. Dargue, Pan American goodwill flier, landed on Rock River in Rockford from Milwaukee around noon. A crowd cheered as he appeared. Walter O. Lochner accompanied the army flier from Milwaukee. Dargue planned to depart later today for Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Herbert A. Dargue
Pan-American Goodwill
Rock River
Milwaukee
Dargue
Walter O. Lochner
Madison
Wis
Des Moines Lawyer Named Assistant Attorney General
Des Moines attorney Carl J. Stephens was appointed assistant attorney general by Attorney General John Fletcher. He succeeds Herbert A. Huff who resigned and will assume the post July 1. Stephens, a Drake University Law School graduate, completed a May 17 1918 class to permit World War I enlistment and has practiced law in Des Moines since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Carl J. Stephens
John Fletcher
Stephens
Herbert A. Huff
Drake University Law School
Chicago Faces Tieup of Traffic System
Chicago June 17. Virtual paralyzation of the city traffic system threatened as elevated and surface line trainmen’s unions empower officers to order a strike. Officials of both unions negotiate for higher wages with surface and elevated line officials. L employees voted to give officials power to call a strike if talks fail. surface car employees did the same on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Une
Fire truck hits parked car en route to terminal blaze
An aerial fire truck en route to a basement fire at the terminal struck a Chevrolet coach on Mulberry, breaking the top and a wheel. The minor blaze involved waste paper with no damage to the terminal. Owner of the damaged car is Julius Bredfeld of Buckingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry
Fifth Street
Julius Bredfeld
Buckingham
Fish tale mix up at the police station
The report centers on a disputed fishing claim by Detective Ralph Davis as Officer Warren Buckley narrates the tale. Davis denies the catch and says he was hunting Buckley, defending the right to tell his own stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Warren
George” Buckley
Ralph Davis
Buckley
Miss Harriet E. Davis Visits Family Before Europe Trip
Harriet E. Davis head of Annie Wright Art department in Tacoma Washington visits sister Mary E. Bond and brother Charles Davis at Fourth Street West. She is bound for Europe to import 250000 pounds worth of flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Waterloo
Harriet E. Davis
Annie Wright School
Tacoma
Wash
Mary E. Bond
Fourth Street West
Charles Davis
Miss Davis
Becker-Chapman Band Aims for State Conclave
Waterloo will send the Becker-Chapman post band to the state American Legion convention in Des Moines on July 15 to 17 if plans from the local post meeting last night hold. Directed by Cressy Whaylen, the group impressed at Clinton last year and new uniforms ordered earlier are expected to arrive soon, giving the band a sharp appearance among top ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Legion
Des Moines
Becker-Chapman Post
Cressy Whaylen
Clinton
Whaylen
Advertising Must Be Interesting as News Says Shannon
R E Shannon publisher of the Washington In Journal told Waterloo Advertising club members at Hotel Russell Lamson that newspaper ads must carry news and be as engaging as stories. He warned against overemphasizing product copy and noted 24 Iowa ads all used words like distinctive remarkable and quality urging discontinuation of such superlatives. He demonstrated his talk Personalized Advertising with clippings from many papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Shannon
Washington
Waterloo Advertising Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Shannon
Iowa
Highway Bandits Stop Short Of Robbery Near Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 17 Automobile bandits halted Mr and Mrs C E Johnson and two young riders a few miles west of the city as their car was blocked by another vehicle. The gunmen forced them to alight but fled when another car appeared, escaping westward before completing a robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
C. E. Johnson
Johnson
Russian Foreign Minister Sees British Propaganda as Threat
Berlin report says M. Tchitcherin will return to Moscow perturbed by German warnings that powers fear secret propaganda. He reportedly told Germans Britain is the aggressor and that Britain has solidified an anti Soviet bloc, with Russia ready to oppose such a coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
M. Tchitcherin
Moscow
Great Britain
Russia
Southern Negroes Back Lowden as 1928 GOP nominee
A spokesperson for 50 Southern farmers from Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Florida, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Kentucky, the Carolinas, and Virginia announced in Chicago on June 17 that they would urge Frank O. Lowden to seek the Republican presidential nomination in 1928. Will Garrison Jenkins said the delegation would meet Lowden in Chicago the following day to press the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Mlinois
Will Garrison Jenkins
Lowden
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Florida
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Jenkins
Buchanan Returns From Optical Clinic
Thomas M. Buchanan of Buchanan Optical returned from Chicago where he attended a two week postgraduate course in visual examination and correction at Northern Illinois College of Optics. Optometrists from 17 states and Canada joined the sessions led by notable instructor Dr. A M Skeffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Buchanan
Buchanan Optical Company
Chicago
Northern Illinois College of Optics
States
Canada
A. M. Skeffington
Mrs. Mabon Freed On Appeal Bond
Mrs. Lillian Mabon released from county jail on appeal bond of 750 dollars. Surety by Harry Lyons. Convicted of liquor nuisance by jury, sentenced June 6 by Judge G W Wood to pay 300 dollars and costs. Lacking funds, she remained jailed. Attorney J H Meyers filed notice of appeal to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mabon
Harry Lyons
Named on nurses board appointment in Iowa
Des Moines June 17 Gov Hammill appointed Margaret Stoddard Mount Pleasant as a member of the state board of nurse examiners for a three year term to begin July 1 She succeeds Miss Jane Wyley Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hammill
Margaret Stoddard
Mount Pleasant
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Jane Wyley
Cedar Rapids
Becker-Chapman Post Wins Barton Membership Cup
Becker-Chapman post of American Legion won the James F. Barton cup for the largest percentage increase in post membership in cities with 25 000 to 50 000 population. They reported a 59 percent rise since June 7 last year. Burlington 31 percent Clinton 27 percent Fort Madison 2.03 percent. Charles City led cities under 25 000 with 42 percent gain Sioux City topped over 50 000 with 3 percent. Waterloo post now fourth in state membership. Harry Reed presided. Zimmerman away two weeks. Plans for another sham battle at Mississippi Valley league park in August. A Know Waterloo Week committee was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
James F. Barton
Memorial Hall
Burlington
Clinton
Fort Madison
the Legion
Harry Reed
Zimmerman
Reed
C. R. Whaylen
W. E. Silver
Loren Treganza
Tracy Glasener
Greater Waterloo Association
Know
Waterloo
Thousands Expected for Iowa Christian Endeavor Confrances
Oskaloosa Iowa June 17 About 1000 visitors are expected for the fortieth annual Iowa Christian Endeavor union convention. Rev Tom Fred Campbell of Fairfield is general secretary. Mayor R K Davis opened the conference with welcome and Rev L W Harper of Marshalltown gave the response. Speakers include Dr John Timothy Stone Chicago Dr C S Medbury Des Moines Dr W A Ganfield former Center College president Harry Homes Australia Rev Philip Frazer McCloud Oklahoma and Mrs James Wray Toluca Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Iowa Christian Endeavor Union
Tom Fred Campbell
Fairfield
R. K. Davis
L. W. Harper
Marshalltown
Ira Landrith
Chicago
United Society of Christian Endeavor
John Timothy Stone
Fourth Presbyterian Church
C. S. Medbury
Des Moines
W. A. Ganfield
Center College
Harry Homes
Australia
France
Philip Frazer
McCloud
Okla
James Wray
Toluca
Mexico
Christian Endeavor Missionary
Dancing Boy Dies After Heart Attack at County Dance
Eldom Sitzmann, 20, son of John Sitzmann, collapsed and died in the arms of his dancing partner at a LeMars Iowa county farm bureau dance. He had suffered heart disease for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Gravel Contractors Equipment En Route From Marshall to Linn
The Moore and Eldredge gravel crew and 22 heavy trucks passed Waterloo today en route from Liscomb in Marshall county where a 12,000 yard graveling job covered 10 miles of dirt road and four in Grundy. The destination is Central City in Linn county to handle 14,000 yards of gravel for surfacing 15 to 20 miles of road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore & Eldredge
Clemons
Waterloo
Liscomb
Marshall County
Grundy
Central City
Linn County
Davenport man drowns after note left in Iowa river
The body of Benjamin F. Swope of Davenport was found in the Mississippi River near Muscatine Iowa. A note reportedly states his intention to take his own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Benjamin F. Swope
Davenport
Mississippi River
Swope
Mortuary Notice for William Kress at Devil's Lake Cemetery
Miss Anna Kress of Waterloo attended the funeral for her brother William Kress who was killed June 8 when a grindstone at his farm home near Devil's Lake, North Dakota, shattered. The service June 11 at the G A R cemetery near Devil's Lake was attended by family including Evelyn Lenoir Kress, Genevieve, Marion, and a baby, plus siblings and relatives from Waterloo Dunkerton and Los Angeles. Surviving kin include widow Evelyn, mother Kathleen Kress of Dunkerton, four sisters and a brother, Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kress
Leland Avenue
Waterloo
Graham's Island
N. D
Devil's Lake
William Kress
Kress
Evelyn Lenoir Kress
Genevieve
Marion
Kathleen Kress
Dunkerton
F. W. Smith
Bluff Street
I. A. Edgerton
Tenth Street East
Katharine Schnetter
Edward
Los Angeles
Cal
Mrs. A. W. Haffa Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. A. W. Haffa, 74, long-time Waterloo resident of 427 Second Street East, who died Wednesday night of systemic poisoning, were held at 2 30 p m today at First Evangelical Church with Rev. O M Yagay officiating. Burial followed at Fairview. Immediate family prayers occurred at 2 15 p m. Pallbearers: Stephen Brown Fred Eickelberg L L Stout J Bhiebracht A A Smith Carl Bunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Haffa
Second Street East
Waterloo
First Evangelical Church
O. M. Yagay
Fairview
Stephen Brown
Fred Eickelberg
L. L. Stout
J. Bhiebracht
A. A. Smith
Carl Bunger
Portrait of Governor Dern A Utah Leader Of Note
Salt Lake City portrays Governor George H. Dern as a multifaceted leader. A longtime Democrat, he served as Utah’s governor after election in 1914 and again in 1918, becoming the state’s second Democratic chief executive and a rare non Mormon holder of the office. Dern enjoys home study of metalurgy and helped refine gold extraction methods including the Holt Dern roaster. His earlier life at Nebraska included leading the football team to a Missouri Valley championship in 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
George H. Dern
Nebraska
Dern
Praises Iowa Field Artillery Unit by Gen Snow
Gen William J. Snow chief of field artillery of the U S Army praised the Iowa State College reserve officers unit in Ames as one of the finest and most completely equipped in the country after inspecting the unit on Wednesday. Snow is touring colleges with field artillery units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
William J. Snow
United States Army
Snow
Building Permits Filed for Homes and Additions
J P Barth seeks an addition to residence at 917 Logan costing 390 dollars. A H Pieper proposes remodel of porch at 438 Rath for 100 dollars. Henry W Newton plans a heating plant at 204 Black Hawk road, while J B Baker files a heating plant for 232 Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Barth
Logan
A. H. Pieper
Henry W. Newton
Black Hawk Road
J. B. Baker
Miller
Boemecke Family Returns from Dubuque Convention
Mr and Mrs R C Boemecke and daughter Hazel of 1027 Third Avenue West returned last evening from Dubuque where Mr Boemecke acted as a delegate to the Catholic Order of Foresters convention. Army planes now use smoke candles emitting dense gray smoke to signal for aid in mountainous country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
R. C. Boemecke
Hazel
Third Avenue West
Boemecke
The
Catholic Order of Foresters
Coal Mine Bottom Jail for Fugitive in Harrisburg
Connie Rogers, wanted on robbery charges, hid in a local coal mine and was locked in an air shaft by a pump foreman until Sheriff Lige Turner could arrest him. The sheriff was busy with an execution of Joe Chesnas, after which Rogers would be moved to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Connie Rogers
Rogers
Lige Turner
Turner
Joe Chesnas
Army air fliers deny Hawaii flight plan in transcontinental test
Lieut. Lester Maitland and Lieut. A F Hagenberger arrived at Hat Box field from Dayton and said they do not intend to fly to Hawaii. They are testing a triple motor Fokker monoplane loaded with sandbags to simulate troop weight as part of an Army program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Lester Maitland
Army Air Race
A. F. Hagenberger
Hat Box Field
Dayton
Hawaii
Chicago
Herald and Examiner Today
Army
Maitland
Hagenberger
Fokker
Wilbur Wright Field
Pacific Coast
Navy
Scott Field
Belleville
Byrd
Atlantic
Lieut
Washington, D. C
A. F. Hegenberger
Miegenberger
First Ever Southern Wax Wings Nest in Iowa
A pair of southern waxwing birds, likely the first seen in Black Hawk county, are nesting outside the Galloway company plant administration building in Westfield. Manager C. E. Butler notes they are smaller than robins with yellow wings and a red blood-like splotch, plus a distinctive head tuft. The birds’ sweet songs draw many bird enthusiasts to observe this rare migrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Galloway Company
Westfield
C. E. Butler
Directory Library of G. W. A. Grows in Waterloo
The Greater Waterloo association reports rapid growth in its city directory library with more volumes as new directories appear coast to coast. C. A. Hanson notes many users seek lost addresses or use directories for statistics, and each checkout sends a card to the American Directory association which runs the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Waterloo Association
C. A. Hanson
Hanson
American Directory Association
Free Methodist Church elects two bishops at North American conference
Rochester June 17 report G W Griffith of Chicago and A D Zahniser of Pittsburgh were elected bishops today at the general conference of the Free Methodist church of North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
G. W. Griffith
Chicago
A. D. Zahniser
Pittsburgh
General Conference of the
Free Methodist Church of North America
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Jeaye
Spirit of
Faye Ferguson
Ironton
Towa University
Trapper
O’haran
Eagles
Wangler
Gates Business
Mabel Palmer
George
Engand
Dar
K.ts
Becker-Chapman
Legion
Buchanan
Optical Clinic
Christian Endeavor
Marshall
Linn
AMY
WAVY
Coal Mine Bottom
Big Fokker
California
Scouts
Galloway
F. M
Fletcher
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