Youth Prohibition Firmly Entrenched Reports Say
Bari Francisco May 28 Prohibition is more firmly entrenched today than ever before The board of Christian education of the Presbyterian church reported to the one hundred th thirty ninth general assembly of the church here today During the last year vast strides have been made in the enforcement of the eighteenth amendment The liquor traffic is no longer a commercialized vice With the rising tide of intelligent youth there is no doubt that the safety of prohibition is insured Elmer Gantry was used to illustrate a pensions drive ending with a seventeen million dollar endowment fund for the pension and relief of aged ministers and dependents Dr William Hiram Tolkes urged the public to keep Sunday observance strong as the assembly faced debates on liberal versus ultra-fundamental positions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari Francisco
Board of Christian Education
The
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Elmer Gantrys
Elmer Gantry
Committee of Pensions
William Hiram Toulkes
Presbyterian Board of Ministerial Relief
Lmer Gantry
Foulkes
Board of Christian ‘Education
Tiyion
Princeton Aeminary Committee
Flood's Last Fling to Gulf Continues Across Louisiana
Secretary Hoover ended a 20 hour tour through the stricken south central Louisiana flood areas. He visited two concentration camps sheltering about 35 000 homeless and observed rescue operations. A radio address is planned from New Orleans and he will report to President Coolidge before returning to Louisiana Arkansas and Mississippi to oversee rehabilitation efforts. Maj. Gen. Edgar Jadwin accompanies Hoover back to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchafalaya
Morgan City
Hoover
New Orleans
Louisiana
Opelousas
Atchafalaya Basin
Philastealppi
Washington
Lower
Coolidge
Arkansas
Mississippi
Edgar Jadwin
Army Engineers
Hoovar
Lindbergh Arrives in Brussels Greeted by King Albert
Lindbergh lands in Brussels and is greeted by King Albert amid crowds. His baggage sent ahead, he prepares for a state reception and dinner. He circles Paris landmarks including the Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower, exchanging goodbyes as he departs.
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Lindbergh
Albert
Arc de Triomphe
Poilu
Ming
Eiffel Tower
Chamber of Deputies
Place de la Concord
Paris
Amother King
Tondon
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
Wis
Belgium
King George
England
Thief Steals Rowboat From Cedar River Park Area
A thief stole a rowboat from 2839 Lafayette Street near the Cedar river works. George Murray reported the vessel missing after it was taken from its parking spot along the Cedar with heavy rains continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
George Murray
Lafayette Street
Murray
Cedar
River and creeks rise with heavy rains in Iowa
Black Hawk creek rose another foot and a half to a high flood level of two and a half feet but remains in its banks. Seepage fills basements along Black Hawk road to depths of two to three feet. Cedar river risen six inches, four and a half feet above normal. Mason City rainfall 2.58 inches since yesterday. Shell Rock headwaters forecast further Cedar rise in next day or two. May rainfall totals exceed last year. current month already over half an inch more than May 1926 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Black Hawk Creek
Black Hawk Road
G. W. Lonnecker
Iowa Public Service Company
Mason City
Shell Rock
Man at 75 Faces Trial for Killing Unwanted Visitor
Des Moines residents report 75 year old John Henston of Valley Junction charged with manslaughter after fatally shooting his best friend Jerry Williams 69 who forced entry to Henston's home on May 10. Williams died from a shotgun blast after a confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Polk County Grand
John Henston
Valley Junction
Jerry Williams
Willama
Heaston
Willams
Orders 20 Per Cent Cut in Coal Rates to Northwest Area
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a 20 cent per ton rate reduction on coal from the Pittsburgh district to the Great Lakes for transshipment to the northwest. It rejected any cut for lake cargo coal from southern West Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee mines, granting a 20 cent advantage to Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio coal operators in the Great Lakes trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Great Lakes
Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Double Risk Rates Hit Radios and Furs in Des Moines
Des Moines and Iowa will see stationary burglary insurance rates for residences and most businesses, with an average 20 percent cut for open stock burglary categories. Radio and fur dealers face a 100 percent rate increase under the new schedule announced by the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
British Amateur Golf Title Won by Dr Tweddell
Dr William Tweddell of Stourbridge captured the British amateur golf championship at Hoylake England defeating TD E Landale of Royal Liverpool in the 36 hole final by seven up and six to play. In Des Moines Iowa tax payers praised city council action cutting valuations on business and residential property by about 1.6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoylake
England
William Tweddell
Stourbridge
TD. E. Landale
Royal Liverpool Club
Des Moines
European Geography Quiz Questions on Borders and Capitals
A page presents a set of geography questions: bordering Germany includes eight of ten nations. Danube basin country. seven states the river touches en route to the sea. capital of Luxembourg. sea crossed from Rome to Vienna. five largest areas bordering Europe. Lapland’s nation and location. Riga’s nation. water body for Barcelona. greatest river of Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Touchern
Luxemberg
Rome
Vienna
Furone
Lapland
Riga
Barcelona
Italy
Waterloo Playgrounds Open June 13 With Supervisors In Charge
Seven Waterloo playgrounds will open the summer season on June 13 under supervisors guiding supervised play. Victor A. Reed, city recreation director, stated the daily hours are 1 to 6 pm and 6 to 8 pm on weekdays. The season kicks off June 18 with National Childhood Day activities coordinated nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Victor A. Reed
Tony
Read
Counties Declared Not Entitled to Culvert Refunds
Attorney General ruling states counties cannot claim refunds for primary road culverts using state bridge funds. Culverts are not bridges under current law definitions, which require a waterway structure with a clear span over 12 feet. The refund provision aimed to include culverts, but the law will be interpreted to exclude them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Fietcher
HB. R. White
State Highway Commission
Attorney General
Sam Diamond House Contract is Let
George A. Poppin of Cedar Falls won the general contract for erecting a residence for Sam Diamond in Cedar Falls at the public letting yesterday afternoon the low bid was 9125 Mauser and Fell Waterloo submitted the next lowest bid 975 Merrill Bros 10081 M Christe Ben 10782 Heating and plumbing contracts were deferred Plans by J G Ralston show a brick two story house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Poppin
Cedar Falls
Sam Diamond
Mauser & Fell
Waterloo
Merrill Bros
M. Christe
Ben
G. Ralston
Local deaths and funeral notices from area churches
Obituaries record the deaths of Mrs C W Schmidt of Waterloo aged 45 in Rochester Minnesota after heart trouble and eight weeks of illness. funeral at First Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in Sheffield IA. Also Abraham F E Brown 32 of Black Hawk county will be buried at Oranges township cemetery after services at First Brethren Church. Warren Cranston of Waterloo formerly, died in Taneka Kansas. Woodstock area notes conclude with family details.
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C. W. Schmidt
Wy. Schmidt
Rochester
Minn
Rose Shafer
Shefield
W. Schmidt
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rebekah Inage
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
Eather
Moni George
Everett
Marcells
Th. Shafer
G. Lickle Brown
Waterloo
A. C. Shafer
Cadur Rapids
W. H. Shafer
Sheffield
C. Shafer
Spencer
Abraham RF. Brown
Abraham Fe, Brown
Black Hawk County
South Street
First Brethren
Edwin Boaniman
Oranges Township
Petarsan Bros
Warren Cranston
Hia
Mullan Avenua
Erat
Taneka
Kan
AL Woodstock
Poppies Bloom in Memory Fields for Veterans Aid
American Legion auxiliary operatives began its annual poppy sale despite threatening weather. Eight stations distributed 500 poppies each. two stations sold out within an hour, others replenished as early sales lagged. Mrs. Allan Johnson urged purchases to support welfare work for veterans and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flores
Y Pi
Allan Johnson
American Legion Auxiliary
Flandersfield
France
Gibson to Head American Delegation to Naval Conference
Secretary Kellogg said Hugh Gibson American ambassador to Belgium will lead the United States delegation to the tripartite naval limitation conference in Geneva next month with Great Britain Japan and the United States. Gibson will attend Geneva next week and Hugh Wilson will be named secretary general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D C
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Geneva
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Kellory
Gibson
Coolidge
Kellogg
Genava
Hugh Wilson
Switzerland
Child's Death Adds One More to List of Clubber's Victims
Tampa police report four deaths from yesterday's home invasion. Mil dred Merrell, 5, died from wounds. victims include Herman Merrell, Ralph 11, and Buddy 13. E H Levine and Leonard Thompson were arrested. Thompson accused of committing the murders in a drunken act of revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child
Clubber
Tampa
Fla
Mildred Merrell
Merrell
Herman Merrell
Ralph
Buddy
E. H. Levine
Leonard Thompson
Levine
Thompson
Bandit Dead Police Chief Shot in Street Fight
Elyria Ohio May 28 Chief of Police E J Spankard is near death in a hospital and an unidentified robber is dead after a noon gunfight on a business street. Scores of shoppers fled to safety as the confrontation unfolded in downtown Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria, O
E. J. Spankard
Parkerburg Girl Succumbs After Prolonged Illness
Henrietta Frey, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Frey of Parkerburg, died after weeks of heart disease and complications. An abscess operation Tuesday night preceded a steady decline. Funeral plans await word from Rev. J. H. Geld, with services likely Tuesday, pending his return from vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Tarkersburg
Henrietta
Will Frey
J. H. Geld
Minas
Michigan
Young Coal Company Awarded Three West School Supply Contract
The Young Coal company was awarded a coal supply contract for West High Edison and Lowell schools at 7.60 dollars per ton. About 1,400 tons will be purchased. They were the sole bidder on seasonal requirements. A canal for other district buildings was referred to the committees on buildings janitors and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Coal Company
Eastern Kentucky
West High
Edison
Lowell
Ancel
West Schaol Board
Young Company
Widder
Turehara
200 Bottles Man Pleads Guilty in Municipal Court
Dunn, negro, 1437 Sy amore arrested by Detectives Crumrino and Buckley after officers found 200 bottles of beer and seven half-pints of moonshine in his home. He pleaded guilty before Judge J. C. Beem and was fined 100 dollars plus costs for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. he paid the fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Syamore
J. C. Beem
Hae
Hugh Crumrino
Omeer Warren Buckley
Rain totals and weather report from Mason City
Rainfall since Friday morning totaled 2.58 inches in Mason City Indiana. Temperature at 9 am today was 47 with cloudy skies and forecast rain. Red Cross flood relief fund reached 14 461 366 in Washington. Edith Reihsen of 309 Mullan Avenue departs today for Birbunne to visit Orlandra for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Sa.m
FTAOD
Washington, D. C
CMS
Red Cross
Dubuque
Edith Reihsen
Mullan Avenue
Enat
Birbunne
Orlandra
Weather forecast fragment with uncertain data
The readable lines show Friday temperatures with a maximum around 20 degrees and a minimum near minus 40. Also mentions Saturday with some partial times and unclear phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baturday
GA AND ELECTRIC COMPANY PLANS IOWA EXPANSION
United Gas Improvement company plans extensive improvements to Iowa Public Service properties during the coming year. H B Maynard reports after attending a Philadelphia convention. The merger with Central Iowa Power & Light expands engineering and management in the region. Iowa Public Service serves 200 northern Iowa communities. Maynard also toured several cities on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Public Service Company
United Gas Improvement Company
H. B. Maynard
Total Public Utility Company
Philadelphia
Iowa
Maynard Anid
Dillion Capital
United States
SL. Augustine
Mia
Savannah
Stouxity
Limited Gas Improvement Contracting Company
Atlantic City
Maynard
Washington Courthouse
Cincinnati
Dayton
Muncie
Ind
Chicago
Salesman Charged With Embezzlement of $2000 Funds
Vera N. Pelton of Webster City a traveling salesman for Waeter loo Fruit & Commission Co is jailed on embezzlement charges totaling $2000. Authorities say she diverted customer collections since December 6 1926 for personal use. Bond set at $3000 by Judge Beem in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera N. Pelton
Webster City
Waeterloo Fruit & Commission Co
H.F. Wagner
Commission
Pelton
Information Media
Tudge J. ©. Beem
Lindbergh to Receive U S Flying Cross
President Coolidge approved the award of a distinguished flying cross to Capt. Charley A. Lindbergh. The decoration, authorized by congress, was first given to Army Air Service goodwill flyers and was announced from the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasahington
D. C
Coolidge
Charley A. Lindbergh
White House
Congress
Hunter Loses Match at International Tennis Championship
St Cloud France May 28 1947 Francis T Hunter American star is eliminated by P H D Spencer South African in straight sets 8 6 2 6 4 6 3 6 2 6 2 with final score breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Matcil
St. Cloud
France
Francis T. Hunter
P. PH. Ded. Spencer
College Boy Held on Promiscuous Spanking Charge
H. Paul White, an Iowa University sophomore, was released on a $100 bond after arrest on spanking charges following a complaint by an 8 year old girl who said he invited her to ride in a car. He faces arraignment next Wednesday and confessed a motive for spanking children, citing prior incidents involving youths and a girl. He is 18, nephew of Prof. W. Stewart and Dr. Zella White Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
H. Paul White
University of Iowa
Liberty
White
Ihe
W. Stewart
Physics
University
Zella White Stewart
Fair Roads May Be Found Here Are Suggested Routes
Waterloo motorists can expect fair to passable roads for Sunday and Monday holidays if rains stay away. The Waterloo Motor Club maps detours via Independeance and Quiisqueton to Cedar Rapids, Des Moines routes via Iowa Falls and No. 65, and No. 20 to Iowa Falls for Mason City. Grundy Center roads are bad with a grader stuck nearby. Dubuque road conditions are poor but passable, Backbone State Park demands effort after Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Motor Club
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Iowa Falls
Grundy Center
Dubuque
Backbone State Park
Mason City
Assembly Speaker Urges Presbyterians Unification
Washington May 28 Unification of the three branches of the Presbyterian church in America is urged by speakers before the general assembly of the United Presbyterian church of North America. Rev David G Wiley president of the Lords Day Alliance advocates consolidation noting it does not matter what name the merged churches take. Dr S Parkes Cadman president of the Federated Council of Churches criticizes Sinclair Lewis Elmer Gantry calling it a dummy character but concedes Lewis praised combating mercenary evangelists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Presbyterian Church In America
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church of North America
David G. Wiley
Lord's Day Alliance
S. Parkes Cadman
Federated Council of Churchhs
Sinclair Lewis
Elmer Gantry
Marker at Grave of Real D A R to Be Unveiled Monday
Mary Melrose chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will unveil a marker at the Elmwood cemetery grave of Amanda Cash Ellsworth a real daughter of the Revolution at 10 a m Monday The event honors her daughter Harriet A Cobb and granddaughter Mrs 7 E Sedgwick who will share a brief sketch of Mrs Ellsworth life Rev George Woodall pastor of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church will give the opening prayer Boy Scout bugle calls will accompany the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
Elmwood Cemetery
Amanda Cash Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Harriet A. Cobb
7.E. Sedgwick
Sedgwick
Hilsworth
George Woodall
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruth Drives Yankees Past Senators in May Doubleheader
New York May 28 Babe Ruth delivered his twelfth circuit drive of the year with two on in the seventh, powering the Yankees to a 2 0 win over the Senators in the opener before 25,000 at Mansall. Mansal also homered. Flood relief totals hover around $6,110.89 with broader funds at $56,115.99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babeuth
Yankees
Senators
Mansal
David Irdine
Aqueduct Hit by Second Blast North of Los Angeles
Los Angeles, May 28. The aqueduct was dynamited again within 24 hours at the Big Pine power house 250 miles north. Owens valley lines were cut as more than 300 feet of intake was blown away. Sheriff Hutchinson led a hunt for a two-man gang believed responsible for the destruction in No Name canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Big Pine
Here
Waterpower Bureau
Owens Valley
Tom Hutchinson
Inya County
No Name
Canyon Vestel Dite
Edwards Fights Delay in Art Kline Manslaughter Case
County attorney FF Edwards resists motion for continuance in the Art Kline case, arguing delay would prejudice the state. Trial set for June 6. Defense cites lack of preparation due to defendant’s detention. says counsel cannot confer with witnesses. Indictment returned January for an offense alleged June 27, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. W. Edwards
Art Kline
la Porte City
WW. L. Belt
J. W. Gwynde
Grundy Center
Edwards
Belt
Gwynne
Frm
Mears, Lovejoy, Jensen & Gwynne
Gwynn
Search for Missing French Fliers Will Start Next Week
New York May 28 The monoplane to be piloted by Maj Sidney F Cattan for a Newfoundland Labrador search for Capts Nungesser and Coll is delayed until Thursday due to pending plane purchase options expiring at noon today Actual work on making the craft seaworthy will follow Negotiations hinge on the option and Maj Catton believes the missing fliers who vanished after a Paris to New York nonstop flight May still be alive somewhere in Labrador or Newfoundland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Sidney F. Cattan
Newfoundland
Labrador
Nungesser
Coll
Maj
Catton
Paris
Chinese Fire on U. S. Ship Penguin Near Chenglin
An admiralty dispatch from Shanghai reports nationalists fired on the U S S Penguin near Chenglin Friday using machine guns and shrapnel. The Penguin returned fire, inflicting considerable damage on the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Penguin
London
INSI
Chenglin
Admiralty
Shanghai
Removal of Telephone Cables From Landowner’s Property
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co authorized to pay $150 to Etta Michrel by settlement for $1,000 damages due to cables laid in a conduit on Lot 12, Rainbow replat, while owner was absent. Cables must be removed by June 10. claim states improvement made in 1920 and undiscovered for years, with alleged interference to building and shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta
Michael
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ing
Rainbow
Michrel
Northwestern makes division staff change and divorce filed
Supt L A Clapp of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway is named superintendent of the Galena division with E L Henry moving from Clinton to fill his post. HH R Koch becomes Clinton trainmaster. Anne Uprien granted a divorce from Terrance P O'Brien on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment and desertion, with remarriage right awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne B. Uprien Yeserting
G. W. Wood
Terrance P. O'Brien
New York City
Bandits raid State Bank of Lapol near Noblesville
Three unmasked bandits raided the State Bank of Lapol, nine miles east of Noblesville, Indiana, and escaped with about $3,500. The robbery occurred today as residents reported the incident to local authorities. Police launched a search, but no arrests were reported by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
INS
Lapol
Here
Weather for Week in Washington D C May 28
Weather outlook for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valley calls for periods of showers and variable temperatures through the coming week. Temperatures stay near seasonal norms with unsettled conditions prevailing most days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Two Carloads of Telephone Wires for Coolidge Camp
More than 77,000 pounds of copper wire and insulation were shipped by Western Electric for use at President Coolidge's summer White House in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The consignment filled nearly two express cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Western Electric Company
President Coolidge
White House
Black Hills
South Dakota
Panhandle lamp explodes in Sanford Texas well blowout
A massive gas well fire in Sanford Texas on Main street burned for hours, killing eight when the Panhandle lamp exploded. Tex Thornton led nitroglycerin blasts to snuff the blaze after a 200-foot flame front. A crowd of 160000 watched the dramatic extinguishing as boilers supplied steam and spectators were knocked from their feet but no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Tex
Panhandle
Main Street
Tex" Thornton
Thornton
Pixley Wins Heat in High Hurdles at Prep Classic
Ames May 28 Captain Bill Pixley of West High Waterloo won the second heat of the 120 yard high hurdle preliminaries at the state prep meet with a 14.7 seconds. Lake Cedar Falls finished third in the same heat. Stine Clarksville was third in the first heat and Gillette Hampton first in the third heat. Christenson Cedar Falls was second in one 100 yard dash heat and Maley Delwein second in another. Leonard Cedar Falls won first in a heat of the 200 yard low hurdles with 27 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Bill Pixley
West High
Waterloo
Lake
Cedar Falls
Stine
Clarksville
Gillett
Hampton
Christenson
Maley
Delwein
Leonard
Graduation Speakers Tomorrow at Sacred Heart and St Marys
Sacred Heart school holds commencement for eight seniors after the 10 o clock mass in Sacred Heart church with Rev. J M Molloy delivering the address. Later that evening St Marys auditorium hosts 14 graduates with attorney J C Murtagh as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart School
Sacred Heart Church
J. M.molloy
J. C. Murtagh
St Maria
St. Mary's Auditorium
Delhi School Annex Bids Opened July Six
Delhi school officials opened bids for a new 46 by 39 foot add on the high school to house gymnasium and auditorium. Architect J G Ralston announced after returning from Delhi that preliminary plans were approved. Project estimated at about 36000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Lds
J. G. Ralston
Births Reported Across Several Families in May
Birth notices list numerous families with names and addresses, dates in May, and the newborns. Entries include Susia, Claude Frank, Helen Gertrude, Mary Elaine, Beverly Jean, Harold Henry, Barbara Jean, Katherine, and others across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Muntes
Sunson
Susia
Frank Alvin Neith
Knoll
Claude Frank
Eli Littefeld Alexander
Oneida
Helen Gertrude
Cacil B. Havenstrite
Conger
Mary Elaine
John Harrie Stout
Brulberty
Robertuean
Donald Ro
Raleigh Watters
St. Francis Hospital
Olaf G. Backen
See
Beverly Ean
Clyde Beach
Fourth East
Harold Henry
Herbert B Maceman
Barbara
Jean
Erink Wniotus
Francis O'Connor
Geraldinn Oa
Mra
Ora Bibel
Gaughion Wartilya
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Assembly
Gulf
King Albert
Brussels
Ebrangels
Ajnnson B. Houghton
Samuel Hoare
Bets
Eevee
Ativ
Royal Box
Henson
C. Henson
Ralph B. Slippy
Tweddell
Marle Bote
John Fiske
R. M. Goodlove
State University of Iowa
J. E. Mills
Volma Isley
Iowa State Teachers College
June Adams
Winterloo
Iowa State College
Anos
Alma L. Becker
All Saints School
Sioux Falls
Marlon Cooley Ds Paar
Waterlo
Afton
Flanders
Parkersburg
Young Coal
West Schiools
Botte Man
GA and Electric Company
U. G
Chiefs
Iowa Public Service Co
Real
B. Ruth
Hin
Tokio
Northwestern
Coolidge Camp
Pixley
Fr. Molloy
Cecil Pollock
New Hartford
Maurie Babbett
J. A. O'Connor
E. MacKinus
Roy Langan
Beryl Lynn
Harvey Turner
Blossom Yockey
Irvin S. Peterson
Helen Nelson
Edward J. Meehthaus
Harriett Beavers
Leon
Brank Lichty
Mulberry Streat
Deas Moines
Frank McGrary
Palice
Grand Avenue
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