Girl Reserve council plans world fellowship and club growth
The Girl Reserve council opened its season at the YWCA building with plans for a World Fellowship party in November. Miss Beth Tracy leads the program for girls 12 and older focusing on spirit knowledge health and service. Advisors and officers are named across multiple grade and junior high clubs with Cedar Rapids guidance conference on Nov 11–12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve Council
Girl Reserve
Beth Tracy
Charles Wheeler
Catherine Sedgwick
Earl Gould
Tracy
Alcott
Dorothy Black
John Fiske
Viola Thomas
Lincoln
Wilma Moehler
Grant
Kathryn McGregor
Hawthorne
Mabel Root
Gertrude Schreiner
Washington and Roosevelt
Cleon Berry
East Junior High
Amy Larsen
Sloane Wallace
Dorothy Lumry
R. B. Davidson
Lilian Hanson
Waterloo
Eva Crist
Josephine Maine
McKinley
Lafayette
Cedar Rapids
First M
Gates Alumni Dinner Elects Officers in Annual Banquet
Gates Alumni Association held its annual dinner in Black's tearoom with retiring president John Carson presiding. Rodney Fee of Oelwein was elected president, Walter Bellinger first vice president, Jennie Smith second vice president, Trene Kessler secretary, and Kathryn Adrian treasurer. The program featured piano solos by Carson and talks by Bruce Gates and Mary Horner. Attendees included Cedar Falls members and visitors from Oelwein Manchester Aurora and Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
New Teachers Are Honored at Picnic and Bridge Party
Teachers at Alcott school were honored at a Cedar Heights picnic for new principal Miss Lucille Loban and new first grade teacher Miss Dorothy Wells. After supper they met at Miss Ethel Reinhart’s home for bridge and radio. Waterloo music supervisors club held a luncheon at Black's tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott School
Ning
Cedar Heights
Lucille Loban
Dorothy Wells
Ethel Reinhart
Waterloo Music Supervisors
Black's Tearoom
Club Notes with Mrs. J O Trumbauer Tea and Elklets Meeting
Mrs J O Trumbauer will entertain Happy Hour club at 1 oclock luncheon Tuesday in her home Elklets will hold regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Elks club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Trumbauer
Happy Hour Club
Elklets
Elks Club
Week's Calendar Of Social Events In City
Social events listed by day include auxiliary to Fine Arts, Woman's clubs, and dances at Masonic hall. piano recital at Ross Conservatory and Sunday School classes. Mooseheart Legion dinner for grand secretary at K of P hall. book review club in Y W G A on Monday. city federation dinner at Black's tearoom. choir Halloween party at Walnut Street church. Tuesday bible class at Y W C A and garden club. Elks club and Rebekah lodge functions. Mario Cappelli concert at First M E church. Grace M E church school picnic. D O V memorial hall. B and P W club. Wednesday features all day Grace M E F Y W club, Golden Link club, and Lew Sarett lecture. M B L supper at Grace M E church. Eastern Star at Masonic temple. Thursday notes F O P club, Pythian Sisters bridge luncheon at Park Inn, plus Blue Triangle league, Y W G A, French and Personality classes at Y W C A. Friday includes luncheon and general meeting of Woman's club, King Heralds party at Grace M E, farewell reception for Miss Lillian Nelson at Walnut Street church, and Grace M E official board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Ross Conservatory
A. J. Schmitt
Clyde K. Demmel
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
H. W. Brandt
Mooseheart Legion
P.hall
Y. W. GC
City Federation of Women's. Clubs
Black's Tearoom
Hallowe'en
Walnut Street
St. Paul
Y. W
Garden Club
E. C. Litchfield
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Ida Trask
Happy Hour Club
J. O. Trumbauer
Elkiets—Elks Club
Edwin Boardman
Mario Cappelli
M. E. Church
Church School Board
Grace M. E. Church
D. O. V—Memorial Hall
B. and
P. W
Women’s Society
Walnut Street Church
F. Y. W. Club
W. A. Burton
Golden Link Club
Frank Clark
Lew Sarett
First Congregational Church
Becker
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
F. O
P. Club
George Jump
Pythian Sisters Bridge
Park Inn
Janesville Road
Blue Triangle League
A. E. Jewett
B. L. Holton
W. C. Breckenridge
C. D. Hays
C. H. Abbs
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bazar Committee Members Appointed at WRC Meeting
Woman's Relief Corps held a regular session in Memorial hall with Mrs. Viola E Hart sell presiding. Bazar committee assignments for the December 10 sale were announced including Aprons, Fancy work, Handkerchiefs, Country store, Candy, Bake and flower sale, White elephant, Ice cream, Fish pond, Amusements, Towels, Dolls, Quilts, Popcorn balls. Initiation of Mrs. Anna Trimble and Mrs. May O Keefe noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Viola E. Hartsell
Josie Upcraft
Flossie Larson
Margaret Kilgore
Maude Brayton
Edna Renner
Ellen Foster
Anna Lohner
Elizabeth, Palmer
Ida Nichols
Julia Rickert
Bessie Jones
Ella McHeffey
May Bowser
Candy
Anna Glas
Sylvia Kearns
Mamie Taylor
Marie Becker
Mattie Orvis
Stella ‘Shirley
Pearl Ellis
Nettie Obele
Lillie Herren
Clara Obels
Olive Stevens
Belle Julien
Idell McCord
Sara Worley
Elizabeth Billings
Ethel Houghton
Carrie Cuddeback
Averice Gilley
Irma Sheffield
Addie McCormick
Carrie LeckKington
Mery Bartlett
Addie Williams
Altruman Class Elects Officers at First M. E. Church
Mrs M M Beal was elected president of the Altruman class at First M E Church yesterday afternoon in Mrs A T Hakill s home. Other officers are Mrs John Wilson vice president Mrs Cora Powers secretary and Mrs Mabel Geist treasurer. Fifty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Beal
Altruman
First M. E. Church
A. T. Hakill
John Wilson
Cora Powers
Mabel Geist
Hints in Beauty Care Artistic Hands
A magazine style guide offers hand exercises to shape graceful hands for artists and musicians. It details finger stretching, shivering motions, and relaxes tense muscles, with cautions about flexibility over bulk. Additional notes address dieting and weight guidance for teens and hair care tips using lemon juice after a shampoo.
Allison Cast Will Present Play for Local Woman's Club
Allison cast will present The Grapes Hang High a one act play for Waterloo Woman's Club at 2 30 p m Friday in the clubhouse under Civic department auspices Mrs R E McWhirter directs with Mmes E Speedy J B Isaacson H J Hill and A Froning in roles Mrs M H Kelly speaks on The Trend in Women's Organizations Sam Frank is department chairman Luncheon precedes the meeting chaired by Mrs W E Cowan Nearly 70 attended a French style show by the Fine Arts department with a Paris cablegram announcing long skirts and revival of oldtime fashions and hats tried on by club women French chocolate served afterwards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Waterloo Woman's Club
Civic Department
R. E. McWhirter
Mmes
E Speedy
J. B. Isaacson
H. J. Hill
A. Froning
M. H. Kelly
Callie Wieder
Public Library
Fine Arts Department
Club
John Knox
Kathryn Sedgwick
Paris
E. L. Corton
George Wood
E. T. Alford
Mooseheart Legion to Initiate 45 at Sunday Ceremony
Women of Mooseheart Legion meet at 3 p m Sunday at K of P hall to initiate 45 candidates under Mrs Ray Eggert sponsorship with delegates from Dubuque Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Mason City Fort Dodge and Sioux City Miss Kathryn Smith Mooseheart Ill grand recorder will be present State officers Mr and Mrs Ben Fay Sioux City Mrs Majel Schuey Fort Dodge and Mrs Myrtle Nemmers attend After a 6 pm dinner in banquet hall the group heads to Moose hall for program and frolic then second degree of Moose
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
K. of P. Hall
Ray Eggert
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Kathryn Smith
Mooseheart. Il
Grand Recorder
Ben Fay
Majel Schuey
State Recorder
Legion
Myrtle Nemmers
Moose Hall
Legionaries
Moose
Southern Dinner Served by Fidelis S S Class
Seventy five members of Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist Sunday school were entertained last evening in the church parlors with a dinner prepared and served by the men of the class. A. K. Smith and Joe Margarant directed the meal. The menu was southern style and the waiters were described as darkies. The church orchestra played southern melodies during the meal. Bert Rogers led a plantation program. F. B. Moffitt and WN. C. Altland played cornet and trombone duet. C. L. Crane played guitar melodies. Leland Enfield and Junior Crane gave a piccolo duet. Mr. Moffitt performed a trombone solo. The men's chorus sang two selections to close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
A. K. Smith
Joe Margadant
Darkies
Bert Rogers
F. B. Moffitt
WN. C. Altland
C. L. Crane
Leland Enfield
Junior Crane
Mr. Moffitt
Josephine Gindt Named Honor Guest at Halloween Shower
Miss Josephine Gindt, soon to wed Hugh Cur ry of Chicago, attended a Halloween masquerade shower hosted by Miss Helen Britzman and others in her home. Orange and black decor framed games with high score by Mrs. Wesley Menefee. Gindt received a prize for best costume and a water set with a sandwich tray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Gindt
Hugh Curry
Chicago
Helen Britzman
BE. H. Matz
Lois Buehner
Miss Britzman
Wesley Menefee
Miss Gindt
Alexander Mutch
Edward Lichty
Lester Parris
Lichty
Jay Summy
P. M. Lichty
Clark Lichty
Sammy
Parris
Autumn Leaf Club Elects Officers Headed by Mrs Turner
Autumn Leaf club announces new officers led by Mrs Nellie Turner as president and Mrs Ruth Hoffman as vice president. Other roles include Mrs Geneva Follett secretary Mrs Rose Weidman treasurer Mrs Elsie Whitney flower fund chair and Mrs Marie Weidman reporter. Election held Thursday at Mrs Hazel Edes home. Favors won by Mrs Orpha Padget and Mrs Elsie Whitney. Next meeting with Mrs Gertie Lazenby on Tuesday November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autumn Leaf Club
Nellie Turner
Ruth Hoffman
Geneva Follett
Rose Weidman
Elsie Whitney
Flower Fund
Marie Weidman
Hazel Ede
Favors
Orpha Padget
Gertie Lazenby
Waterloo Patriotic Order Club Forms First United Spanish War Vets
The Comanche based Past Presidents club of United Spanish War Veterans met with Mrs. Whl Burton for a short business session. A depart ment president letter from Mrs. Mae Tallman was read. Refreshments were served and members worked on items for the Helen Gould auxiliary bazar set for Dec 8 in Memorial hall. Next meeting moved from Nov 26 to Nov 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans
Whl Burton
Mae Tallman
Comanche
Burton
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Social Spotlight Highlights Hallowe'en Events
Hallowe'en parties fill the social calendar with dances at Sunnyside country club and the Masonic hall, plus numerous costume gatherings at homes. Guests enjoyed games, refreshments, and themed decorations as communities from Waterloo to Burton Avenue celebrate the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Sunnyside Country Club
Emblem Pageant At B and P W Dinner Presented
Emblem pageant to be presented at the B and P W club dinner meeting Tuesday night at headquarters. State emblem chairman Mrs Eva Wagner of Humboldt Iowa requested the pageant to highlight emblem significance. Local committee includes Miss Helen Swinbank chair, Beatrice Reichert, Hazel Payne. Participants include Mrs H O Barton, Mrs J F Balensifer, Grace Kauffer, Glenna Johnson, Vera Burke, Ada Adams, Lila Marcham and Eva Brady program chair. Special music planned. business meeting follows. Lecture by Lew Sarett to be held Wednesday evening at First Congregational church under educational committee. Miss Bess Nichols heads serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and
Eva Wagner
Humboldt
Iowa
Helen Swinbank
Beatrice Reichert
Hazel Payne
Alice S. Warsaw
H. O. Barton
J. F. Balensifer
Grace, Kauffer
Glenna Johnson
Vera Burke
Ada Adams
Lila Marcham
Eva Brady
Lew Sarett
First Congregational Church
Miss Bess Nichols
Mrs Waterbury to Present Topic at Garden Club
Mrs C A Waterbury will present the year end topic for Waterloo Garden club at 3 p m Tuesday in the home of Mrs E F C Litchfield Cedar Heights The subject Paper Planting covers winter gardening for spring Mrs W F Parrott will lead the botany lesson A brief business session includes officer elections and constitution changes The meeting place was changed and a university radio program on Fall Planting and Garden suggestions will be broadcast from Iowa City The Waterloo Garden club is among 112 clubs reported statewide
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Waterbury
Waterloo Garden Club
EF. C. Litchfield
Cedar Heights
W. F. Parrott
E. W. Miller
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Garden Committee of Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa
Mario Cappelli Concert Set for Tuesday Evening
Waterloo readers anticipate a Tuesday concert at First Methodist Episcopal Church featuring Mario Cappelli the noted Italian tenor. Cappelli has performed in Rome Madrid Paris London and across North America receiving wide acclaim. Born in the United States to Italian parents he moved to Italy at age three and began singing at eight earning a prize at Caserta for Italian folk songs famed for interpretting Negro spirituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mario Cappelli
Cappelli
Rome
Madrid
Paris
London
North America
Uniteds States
Italy
Musical Academy of Caserta
South
East Junior High Faculty Members Guests at Dinner
East Junior High faculty members and guests enjoyed a 6:30 p m dinner at Miss Bassarear s home. The informal gathering featured orange and black table decorations and honored Hast High school staff. Other items note Christmas club meetings and society events with presentations, lectures, and social gatherings at local clubs and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Junior High
Pauline ‘Bassarear
Elma Falconson
H. B. Taylor
Paul Shoenhoff
Carrie Neidy
Wanda Daum
Bassarear
Hast High School
Home Education Column From National Kindergarten Assn
Issued by the National Kindergarten Association in New York City, West Fortieth Street, the articles appear weekly in the Evening Courier columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Evening Courier
Diplomacy with children guides gentle milk time and bed
Mrs. Nestor Noel suggests using diplomacy over commands to shape a child’s routines. Techniques include timing milk, offering small distractions, and easing bedtime by dramatizing with a doll. The piece urges patience, flexibility, and individualized parental care to foster happy, healthy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestor Noel
Puss
Dolly
Teaching Children Reverence in League Study
The Conservation league met at Mrs. F. Giles’s home to study the theme Teaching Reverence for God Thru His Marvelous Creations with papers by Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Brandt and readings by Mrs. Grover. The club plans to meet Nov 11 with Mrs. Ruby. Thirty women attended a Parent Teacher meeting at Our Lady of Victory Academy, followed by refreshments served by first-grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
F. 8. Giles
God
Paul Wilson
H. W. Brandt
L. ©. Grover
H. H. Ruby
P.T
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Kindergarten value highlighted in Education Week appeal
A quotation from Arland C Weeks of North Dakota Agricultural College stresses the kindergarten’s growing usefulness in early life. The notice urges communities to promote kindergarten benefits during Education Week and invites writing to the National Kindergarten Association for information, free leaflets, and posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arland C. Weeks
Agricultural College
North Dakota
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York
Anderson Pup Visits Mrs Johnsons Mother Mrs Adelaide Gilchrist
Anderson Indiana resident to visit Mrs Johnsons mother Mrs Adelaide Gilchrist. Mrs J L Fortunski improving at St Francis hospital plans to move home 201 Baltimore street tomorrow. Gideons and families of Waterloo Cedar Falls meet Nov 5 at P H Van Deest Cedar Falls. Picnic dinner at 6 30 p m. W H Loomis reports brief case stolen from car at Fifth and Commercial. Mrs J E Brinkman and daughter Geraldine plus Miss Margaret Howell to spend weekend at home. Elks dining room to reopen Monday under Lee Hauer. Northwestern Mutual Life attendees in Cedar Rapids district meeting led by M J Cleary. Salvation Army officer Mrs Ensign Backawitch to speak in Waterloo and conduct county home services. Mrs Ida M Reardon to visit St Paul and hosts Milton Barrett and Clarence Reardon. Boy Scouts depart for Iowa City to attend State U vs Denver game and Armistice day Ames-Missouri game invite. Camp Ingawanis prepared for winter by several scout troops under A F Jury. pool depth left to protect concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign Backawitch
Salvation Army Corps
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Salvation Army
Ingawanis
A. F. Jury
Becker chapter to hold regular meeting at Masonic temple
QO E S Becker chapter plans a Wednesday evening business session at the Masonic temple. Report on last week's grand chapter meeting in Des Moines will be given. Chapter opens promptly at 7 30 p m. Farewell party honors Julia Helfferich hosted by John Deere Tractor company girls at Black's tearoom with a gift presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. E. S
Becker
Masonic Temple
Des Moines
Julia Helfferich
Black’s Tearoom
John Deere Tractor Company
Phi Omega Pi Dance At Waterloo Club House
The Phi Omega Pi honorary commercial fraternity at Iowa State Teachers College plans a dance tonight at the Waterloo Woman's Club House. Local members and guests are invited to attend this social event hosted by the student organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Omega Pi
Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo
Staffords entertain few friends with card party
Mr and Mrs V O Stafford hosted a small card gathering at their home last evening, entertaining a select group of friends in a quiet social chess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrolic Matilda
Virginia Jenkins
Lorraine
Betty Jane Stealy
Bridge
V. O. Stafford
City in Brief
IRS official A J Busby departed for a 10 day visit to Chicago and Cleveland. Miss Mary Kreglow of St Paul Minnesota visits over the weekend at Miss Dorothy Holmes home. Mr and Mrs Ned Oliver of Dubuque and their children visit Mr and Mrs N J Oliver at 622 Randolph St. Howard Holmes returns from Ortonville Minnesota after two months on business. Mrs J B Johnson and son David depart from 204 Sans Souci Road last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
A. J. Busby
Baltimore Street
Chicago
Cleveland
Mary Kreglow
St. Paul, Minn
Dorothy Holmes
Second Street West
Ned Oliver
Dubuque
N. J. Oliver
Randolph Street
Howard Holmes
Ortonville
Minn
Independent Meat & Grocery Co birthday celebration in Waterloo
The Independent Meat & Grocery Co at 624 Commercial street marks its twenty first birthday. J. D. Conn opened the store on Fourth street east in 1906, later moving to 620 Commercial and finally settling at 624 Commercial in 1920. He credits Waterloo customers for their confidence and calls their value honest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
Commercial Street
J. D. Conn
Independent Meat Company
Fourth Street
Illinois Central
Cohn
Waterloo
French Navy recruits tested in sea endurance chair
To assess resilience at sea, applicants to the French navy are subjected to a mechanical chair that spins and jostles them. The device simulates tossing waves and heavy rolling to gauge steadiness, balance, and composure under duress.
Obtain Courier patterns from Wattelem Bailey amp
To obtain the up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterlooo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending to your
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Woman’s Club
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King’s’ Heralds
Grace M.E. Church
Lillian Nelson
Church News
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E. K
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Conne
Sally C
E. A
H. B
Fidelis S. S
Turner
Presidents of Patriotic Order
Hallowe’en
Waterloo and Becker
First Congregational Sunday School
J. R. Morgan
J. H. Godtfring
Paul Ewing
C. H. Yerkes
Bert Bennett
R. A. Brecunier
W. P. Ewing
D. A. Cleveland
B.M. Gotshall
Harvey Blotsch
J. BR. Morgan
C. W. Reading
H. A. Soules
E. D. Starboard
Ll. H. West
J. D. Easton
McNaughton
Milwaukee
Wis
William Kletsch
Arkansas
Burton Avenue B. Y. P. A
Jesse Armstrong
Castle Hill
Vern Harper
Marion Flint
Esther Peterson
Orville Barber
Laura Martin
Mildred Townsend
Jennie Peterson
Clarence Reardon
K. E. G. Club
Frank Penne
Alfred Kies
Kies
Reardon
Floyd McNair
Edwin Darby
Arnold Zack
Arnold Nemecek
Martha Siple
Donald Tyrrell
Penne
Nemecek
Elsie Glessner
O. M. Glessner
Maxine White
Edna Eyestone
Mildred Barlow
Kathryn Kelly
Howard Dunlap
Paul Schiotman
Kenneth Glessner
Sam Schiotman
Oma Glessner
Happy Gircle Club
Clyde Harris
Ray Hitt
Harry Webber
Allen Memorial Hospital
Marie Willier
Dorothy Hook
Mildred MccCullum
Richard Clark
Loren Hauser
Lenavere
Robert Gerald
Louis Rigel
Bonnie Millroy
Merle Gerry
Roger Williams
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Gladys Orth
Linda Jensen
Florence Emerson
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Ralph Emerson
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Reinbeck
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Clara Lindner
Rath Miller
Oakley Rwion
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Ethel Brinkman
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Victor Heinze
Munich
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Mrs. Waterbury
the Business and Professional Women’s Club
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Ova Thompson
Florida
Mrs. Thompson
Frank Sherwood
Joe Wilimek
Fred Bartz
Clarence Kies
Ernest Stipp
Viola Johnston
C. L. Kenagy
F. R. Asquith
A. Jd. Cornwall
C. A. Lasser
E. M. Deal
First. Baptist Church
Iowa Baptist Convention
Book Review Club
Milind
E. S. Potter
Natural Music Club
Froebel
Anderson, Ind
Johnson
Adelaide Gilchrist
J. L. Fortunski
St. Francis Hospital
Gideons
P. H. van Deest
Twenty-second Street
W. H. Loomis
Fifth
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J. E. Brinkman
Vermont, Street
Grinnell, Ta
Geraldine
Margaret Howell
Elks
Lee Hauer
J. E. Bragdon
C. Lindner and
W. Kirkpatrick
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
M. J. Cleary
Ida M. Reardon
L. F. Dunnwald
Milton Barrett
Jenney Avenue
Virden Street
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Denver
Athletic Department of Iowa
Ames
Buchanan's
Y. M.C. A. Bldg
Independent
Tiller’s
Deauty
Herman C. Miller
Watlelom Baily
Oty
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