Shipbuilders defend Hoover stance amid Shearer charges
President Hoover seeks to bar shipbuilding firms from influencing naval policy, asking Attorney General Mitchell to clarify actions. Bethlehem Steel and Newport News deny Shearer's accusations, while Shearer pledges congressional testimony. He claimed Navy support through articles and speeches during Geneva talks and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth-lechem Shipbuilding Corporation
American
Brown Rover Electric Corporation
Newport News Shipbuilding Dé Dry Dock Coste
Shearer
New York Supreme Court
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry, Dack Co
Homer L. Ferguson
Hoover
E. G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Sheerer
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Gan
Geneva
Cattle Congress of 1929 Forecast as Best Ever
The 1929 exposition promises large Jersey, Holstein, and Belgian horse shows with major herds from Elmwood Farms and Elmhurst area listed. Noted participants include Henderson Jersey Farm Jonesville Wis Craig Knoll Farm and Elmhill Farm Brookfield Mass. Auctions planned, with Halbert Horse Importing Company and Earle S Brown to showcase imports. The event also features American Poultry Congress waterfowl displays and private exhibits, plus an industrial expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Henderson Jersey Farm
Ruston
Craig Knoll
Jonesville
Wis
Hull Brothers
Painesville
Elmhill Farm
Brookfield
Mass
Jersey
South
East
Waterloo
Elmwood Farms
Deerfield
Illiawa Board of Control
South Dakota State School
Hone
Redfield
Rock River Farms
Bryan
Paul Stewart
Earle S. Brown
Minneapolis
Halbert Horse Importing Company
American Poultry Congress
U.S. Will Watch British Palestine Riots Probe
The United States will observe Britain’s inquiry into riots in Palestine. The opinion piece argues that forcing mass settlement would displace Arabs, heighten regional bitterness, and worsen long term tensions between Jews and Arabs. The columnist characterizes the proposed plan as visionary with likely negative consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Palestine
Marriage Licenses Report From Cedar Rapids and Waterloo
The list records marriage licenses for pairs in Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Names include Fred W Bletcher and Frastees Jenson both of Cedar Rapids Dwight Bassamin and Marjorie B Blackman of Waterloo W J Wilson of Cedar Pats Josephine EB of Coambs Cedar Falls Berner Bengtsson and Ruth I Johnsson of Waterloo with various license numbers and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Bletcher
Cedar Rapids
Frastees Jenson
Dwight Bassamin
Waterloo
Marjorie B. Blackman
W. J. Wilson
Cedar Pats
Josephine EB
Coambs
Cedar Falls
Berner Bengtsson
Ruth I. Johnsson
Temperatures and weather timing for Priday area
Weather note lists highs and lows for Priday with unclear dates. Mentions Saturday night and early Sunday periods, with scattered illegible fragments. Indicates temperature expectations but specifics are unreadable.
Wreck report rises as TAT airliner vanishes near Mount Taylor
Mrs Charles A Lindbergh departed from Lambert Field for Winslow to join the search for the missing T A T airliner City of San Francisco. Weather along the route was cloudy but visibility good. The search area shifted toward the Grand Canyon with nearly 100 planes deployed and a mushroom base at Winslow. Four Indians seen waving white shirts were spotted near Walpi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lambert
St. Louis
Winslow
Arle
Sap
Francisco
Roosevelt Field
New York
Canyon
Kingman
Aviz
Arizona
Utah
Ariz
Sequi
Inspalr
San Francisco
John Collings
Grand Canyon
T. A. T. Alriger
Dhek
Allyn
Army Reconnaisance
San Diego
March Field
Cal
Miers
W. Tomlinson
Walpi
Hapi
Dow
Tomlinson
Picot Goldirap
Mying
Divorce Awarded Over Meat Forcing Wife To Eat
Des Moines reports Emma Warren, age 68, granted a divorce after claiming her husband forced her to eat meat “that even our dog wouldn’t touch.” The ruling was among 19 decrees issued, contributing to 78 divorces in three days in the city. READY TO FLOAT BONDS. LeMars notes county plans a $100,000 road bond issue, part of $3,300,000 authorized, via 5 percent bonds. Building permits list Waterloo waterworks project on Sycamore Avenue at $6,000, plus multiple local projects and residences with values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Emma Warren
LeMars
Sept. T
Ttns-Pl
Yngout County
Board of Supervisors
Tilden Opens Quest for Seventh Title in Easy Win
Forest Hills Sept 7 AP Tilden began pursuit of his seventh national singles crown by crushing his Philadelphia protege Donald Strachan of Princeton at West Side Stadium today. He won 6-2 8-1 6-0 in the opening round as the defending champion showed dominant form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Forest Hills
Ble Tilden
Philadelphia
Donald Strachan
Princetor
Westside Stadium
Deaths and funeral notices from Waterloo paper
Mrs Etta Talley widow of P M Talley dies at 58 after a yearlong illness at her sons home. Surviving children include John A and Paul H Valsey Fred G Talley and Mrs Ethel Hetlen. Burial at Elmwood. services Sunday at 2 pm at the family home with Rev Willam P. deeCor mick officiating. Also notices for Mary Rant, J M Bennett, Flora Burling with services and funeral arrangements at local chapels and cemeteries in Memorial Park and Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Talley
P. M. Talley
John A
Paul H Valsey
Ackermant Street
Fred G. Talley
Argyle Street
Ethel Hetlen
Ackermany
Elvabeth Miller
Ava
Logan Avenue
Kansas City
Kistner Undertaking
Mary Riant
Ben 9. Harris
Central Christian Church
Mary Rant
O'Keefe & Towne
Burlat
Memorial Park
Cemetery
Snow Delays Mountain Roads Across Rocky States
Snow disrupted auto traffic from Montana to Colorado and northern New Mexico, setting cold records in Beaver and Laramie. Roads faced closures as districts near Estes Park, Longs Peak, and Pike's Peak saw heavy early snowfall. Telegraph and telephone lines reported damage but overall losses remained light beyond traffic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
U.P
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain Weather Bureau
Beaver
Iso
Ander
Wyo
Laramie
Estes Park
Long's Peak
Pike's Peak
Rescued Priest Emerges from Sand Cavern Trial
After two days trapped in a well shaft near Ottumwa, a captive priest was pulled to safety. Doctors reported no serious injuries aside from fatigue and possible pneumonia risk. Rescue workers labored through darkness and quicksand to widen a trench and tunnel to reach him, aided by messages delivered through a dug pipe. The priest expressed relief and gratitude for the courage of the 80 rescuers who persisted through the cold, danger, and difficult ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest
T. L. Rater
Ottumwa
Rater
Tony Genochio
Owmar
Durant Executive to Meet Dealers in Waterloo
Zac Dunlap national sales promotion manager for Durant Motors Inc Detroit will be in Waterloo Tuesday to meet Durant dealers of north eastern Iowa at a luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson. He will outline company programs and policies and introduce the new sales promotion program. Dunlap is HB Dunlap’s brother and was named to head the new sales promotion department after years as Durant Motors Chicago branch manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zac Dunlap
Durant Motors, Inc
Detroit
Waterloo
Durant
Iowa
Russell-Lamson
Dunlap Motors, Inc
Dunlap
H.B. Dunlap
Durant Motors
Chicago
Miners Free Man From Tomb After Nightlong Rescue
Six Albia rescue experts joined local workers to tunnel toward Priest entombed in a mine. At dawn, miners reached him after a tense effort through a narrow shaft and quicksand, amid cheering crowds of over 2,000 gathered at the shaft mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
Priest
BH. Johnson
James Shuber
Joe Nichols
Tom Davis
Schwarthouse
W. H
Weil
Keokuk Reaches 10 Percent Valuation for City Property
Des Moines reports the state tax board and Lee county board of review reached an agreement to keep Keokuk city property valuation at 10 percent over 1927 figures after protests. The state had ordered a re-convened review to raise to 13 percent, but local protests led to the 10 percent outcome. Similar protests are noted in Dubuque and Webster counties with farm land valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cly
Keokuk
Town State Board of Assessment and Review
Lee County Board of Review
J. W. Reynolds
State Tax Board
State Tax Department
Lees
County Board
Boards of Reviews
Dubuque
Webster
State Board
Road Worker Goes Suddenly Insane
A road crew member at Cherokee Hospital in TaMeare, fa, was admitted after a sudden attack of insanity. Foreman reported strange behavior, had his kraviel removed, and the man fled, climbing trees and hiding in a culvert. Doctors linked the episode to a severe past influenza illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
teMare
Charles Wiekon
Rx Road
Fang Hear
Cherokee Hospital
Wiekon
Krievel
Wickop
Belaves
Gasoline Explosion Damages Summit Street Property
An explosion at 400 Summit during a gas station fire caused damage to a nearby residence. The ad copy mentions insurance and a local contact, Kerman Miller, phone 2408, suggesting a promotional insertion alongside the incident report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realdence
Conerd
Summit
Federal officer aid leads Cedar Falls raid on Waterloo liquor
Federal officer and Constable J. C. Rainbow arrested Sam Jenkins James Richard Son of 330 Oneida Street Waterloo on charges of illegal transportation and liquor nuisance. They appeared before Justice W. H. Whitford. Richardson posted $500 bond, Jenkins jailed for lack of bond. Eight bottles of home brewed liquor seized. raid near Oneida Street house two blocks from Cedar Falls police post and close to sites of summer murders of Theodore Anthony and Larlis Jay Jason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Jenkins
James
Richard Son
Oneida
Waterloo
J. C. Rainbow
Iwegal Transportation
Grand
W. H. Whitford
Cedar Falls
Richardson
Whitford
Oneida Street
Ang
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Aquarium Fish Supply Opens New Industry Venture
A. O. Willford and son B. G. Willford announce a new aquarium fish venture with 100 breeding pairs en route to Waterloo. Fish will be housed in the A. O. Willford Produce store tank at 820 Lafayette and in a large outdoor pool at 1616 Vine. Varieties include goldfish, Japanese and American fantails, Chinese Moors, Mexican sword tails, Comets, and Shabokins. The Willford pool measures 43 by 21 feet with a central well. in winter hardy breeds may be kept outside, others moved indoors. The pool uses loam on the bottom, water hyacinths, flies, and plants to help clear the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willford
Igask Walton League
B. G. Willford
Waterloo
Willford Produce
Lafayette Street
B. O. Willford Hemi
Vine Street
Williard Home
Relatives Honor L Sarvay at Lincoln Family Picnic
Twenty five relatives from the Survay Becker and Colburn families gathered at Byrnes park for a 1 pm meal and Brice Gates talk about his Europe trip. Birthday observances for Mrs J E Brinkman of Waterloo and Pearl Colburn of Bremer county were noted, with migration backstories to Lincoln township and earlier New York roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Black Hair County
Lotus Sarvay
Randolph Street
Waterloo
Byrnes Park
Survay
D. Becker
A. P. Colburn
Brice Gates
Europe
J. E. Brinkman
Pearl Colburn
Bremer County
Bremer
Pearl
William
Charles Colburn
A. P F. Colburn
New York State
C. D. Becker
New York
Iilinois
Lincoln Township
Rose Hill homeowners plan renewal talks Monday
Rose Hill Home Owners Protective association meets at 7 45 p m at Grant school to discuss building restriction agreements aimed at barring negro buyers north of the colored district near the Illinois Central Railroad. President Frank M Cotford away on business but expected back to preside. If he cannot attend the meeting may be postponed. Drunken death noted in Des Moines as unidentified man found in a wagon shed. coroner cites hemorrhage from alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
MUard Peek to Become Professor at Iowa State College
Ames Sept 7 MUard Peek resigning as agricultural economist in the federal department of agriculture will become professor of agricultural economics at Iowa State College. Balloonist Dies in Sioux City Sept 7 Arthur Winleminger 22 died from burns after his balloon caught fire during an ascent and dropped on him while landing in a parachute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Muard Peek
Federal Department of Agriculture
Towa State College
Sioux City
Arthur Winleminger
Weather Outlook for Sept 7 to 14 Across Plains and Midwest
Washington DC Sept 7 The weather outlook for Sept 7 14 covers the upper Mississippi and Tower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains periods of grainfall throughout work especially in southern and central portions with temperatures near or below seasonal norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Auto Casualties During the Week
Mrs Emil J Venz of 911 Second Street West sustained a fracture of the right leg severe cuts and bruises when a car driven by Donald Powers of 121 Webster Street collided with another vehicle. An 18 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mena received slight bruises. Yarene Elston Fisher of 1617 Sycamore Street was cut and bruised when her automobile struck a culvert on the Dewar road. Lottie Jurgens daughter of Mrs Minnie Jurgens of 4002m Street was bruised when struck by an automobile driven by OC G Simmons of 502 Mobile Street Thursday. Mrs A I Pry of 413 Fifth Street West and Miss Violet Strempke of 1127 Independence Avenue suffered cuts and bruises when the car they rode in collided with an auto driven by Gleason White of 1301 Lafayette Street Friday. An unidentified girl about 8 years old was bruised when struck by a car driven by Orma Parker of Raymond. Francis Kido of 514 Argyle Street was shaken up when struck by a car driven by J B Eagle of 311 Iowa Street while playing on the street near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandsy
Emil’ J. Venz
Second Street
West
Cary
Donald
Powers
Webster Street
Es Gatas
Anette
Mena
Yarene Elston
Fisher
Sycamore Street
Culverh
Dewar Road
Lottie Jurgens
Minnie Jurgens
G. Simmons
Mobile Street
A. I. Pry
Fifth . Street
Violet Strempke
Independence ‘Avenue
Gleason White
Lafayette Street
Orma' Parker
Raymond
Francis
Kido
Argyle Street
J. B. Eagle
Iowa Street
Local Farmer Injured in Chicago Auto Crash
Herman D Raudebaugh of Waterloo Ta was hospitalized in Chicago Heights with a possible fractured skull after a collision in Blue Island. A Louisiana licensed driver fled the scene and was later located in a Chicago hotel. Raudebaugh and his family were visiting relatives in Pennsylvania when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herman D Raudebaugh
Farmer
Waterloo
Chicago Heights Hospital
Blue Island
Telzrnn
Raudebaugh
Head Been
Pennsylvania
Orange Township
Lved
Bennington Township
Judge Willett of Tama Goes to Natl G A R Convention
Tama Iowa September report states James Willett 84 former national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic attends the national encampment in Portland Maine. He also served as town department commander before election to national leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willett
Tama
Nat'l G.A.R
Courier Special Service
James Willett
Grand Army of the Republic
Portland
Judge Willett
Children Despoil Carrs Bunk House
Three children in Des Moines were rounded up by police after a robbery at A E Carrs bunk house in the Chicago and Great Western yards near Highland. Loot recovered under an ash pile included a blanket shoes eight neckties watch chain glasses a half comb and dishes with broken ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Carr
Des Moines
Chicago & Great Western
Highland
Carr
Ned
Paris Alarmed by Peincare's Illness
Anxiety about Raymond Peincare former French president after minor operation a month ago. Doctors report lingering lung congestion, his strength waning as he has been bedridden several days. Condition described as stationary. a bulletin is to be issued after doctors review him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Raymond Peincare
France
Statesman
Iowa City Officers Named At State Insurance Meet
New officers for the Iowa Association of Insurance Agents were named at the closing session in Fort Dodge. S. T. Morrison of Iowa City was elected president, Fred Colvin of Sioux City vice president, and William Holland of Iowa City secretary. Next year’s meeting will be in Iowa City. Also, formation of a Midwest Soccer League was announced with teams from Kansas City Omaha Des Moines Lincoln and Sioux City. Des Moines may field two teams and Fort Dodge was invited. Three arrests in Des Moines involved a drug clerk a physician and a druggist for narcotic law violations. one man died suddenly while being moved to the county jail after being held on insanity charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Iowa Association of Insurance Agents
S. T. Morrison
Iowa City
Fred. Colvin
Sioux City
William Holland
Omaha
Neb
U.P
Kansas City
Des Moines
Lincoln
Port Dodge
Kenneth J. McLaughlin
L. FE. Sceli
J. Neal
Scell
Neal
McLaughlin
U.R
Claus Calhert
Palmer
Po-Lce
Banker believed in financial plot to save friends
Denver reports that Charles Delos Waggoner, president of the Bank of Telluride, Colo., is sought in connection with $500,000 moved from six Denver banks to a New York institution. Authorities cite a coded telegram as motive, claiming he acted to protect depositors while not seeking personal gain. Nebraska and Kansas City searches accompany a federal grand jury probe ordered in New York to investigate the manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Altho
Mate
Co. DB
Waggoner
Ol. Telluride
New York
C. W. Downtain
Bank of Telluride
Wray
Alo
Downtain
Blades
Nebraska Net
Lincoln
Neb
INI
C. D
Kansas City
Georgie Waggoner
Nebraska
Plan Grand Jury
Sept
T—P
Federal Grand Jury
Charles Delos Waggoner
Bank of Telluride, Corp
Independence to Oelwein Paving Nears Opening
Highway No 11 paving from Independence to Oelwein is nearly finished except for 1500 feet near a railroad crossing. The road will open in a few days once shoulder work is complete. Highway No 61 from Dubuque is finished and will open in about a week. Nolan Bros. Construction to end groeing work on Highway No 56 from Elkader to Fayette soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Asphalt Company
Independence
Hazleton
Oelwein
J. A. Paulsen
State ‘Highway Commission
Dubuque
Trafic
Paulsen
Nolan Bros. Construction Company
Elkader
Fayette
Edgewood Child Dies of Fall Neck Breaks
Edgewood Ta Sept 7 A three year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Brickman, fractured the second vertebra while playing in the yard yesterday. She remains alive today in a plaster cast at Manchester hospital though the injury is serious. doctors say she has a chance for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Irena
Clarence Brickman
Ishe
Altho
Manchester Hospital
Coming Events Notice in Local District Listings
Schedule of community activities includes Catholic Order of Foresters district pre event at Foresters park in Independence on Sunday September 8. Federal court term postponed to Monday September 9 to convene in the federal building. Fortnightly club season opener on Wednesday September 11. Dairy Congress boosters tour territory on September 11. Trav elers Protective Association annual picnic set for Saturday September 14 at Electric park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Order of Foresters
Foresters’ Park
Independence
Cattls Congress Boosters
Post F
Travelers Protective Association
Electric Park
New Gardner ice cream freezer to be shown
Mr J D Thorn Jr of Mid West Refrigeration and General Electric distributors announced a demonstration of the new Gardner ice cream freezer. Invitations were sent to local residents to witness the device in action September 16 to 30 in the company display rooms. The aluminium freezer chills ice cream at a rate of one pint every 30 seconds with a hollow cylinder containing the freezing solution. A few quick turns of the crank freeze the entire batch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Thorn, Jr
Mid- West
General Electric Refrigerator Distributors
Thorn
Route realignment plans affect Kernwood Park properties
The highway commission maps a new $36,000 road route from Washington Street end near Williston to La Porte Road, reallocating land in Kernwood Park. Owners named include W. W. Pett, Fyy A Robinson, O. Lamson, Minnie Eichler, Ray Calvin, Fréd Blepler, M. Albert, Lauritzen Construction, G. E. B. Howard, J. G. Moore, John Parent, E. Miller, Robert D. Roberts, Matilda Lane, Oral Rathbone, B. B. Cartwright, and others. The appraisal board comprises Howery, Miller, Cole, and Bickley. paving planned for this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernwood
B. Pett
A. Robinson
Lamson
Minnie Eichler
Ray Calvin
Fréd Blepler
Albert
Lauritzen
EB. “Howard
J.G. D. Moore
Hagerman Place
John. Parent
E. Miller
Robert D. Roberts
Matilda Lane
Oral
Rathbone
B. B. Cartwright
Highway Commission
Bereags
Kenwood Park
G. B. Howard
S. D. Moore
W. H. Howery
Lester W. Miler
A. D. Cole
O. Ss. Bickley
Washington’ Street
Williston Avenue
la Porte Road
Willing Beats Johnston In Eighteen Hole Amateur Match
Dr F Willing of Portland over Harrison R Johnston of St Paul by one up after the first eighteen holes in their national amateur championship match at Pebble Beach California. The round featured erratic play as the lead changed hands late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Pebble. Beach
Gal
Dr . F. Willing
Portland
Harrison R. Johnston
St Paul
Hog Cholera Plagues Iowa Hogs This Season
Des Moines reports from the Department of Agriculture state hog cholera outbreaks are hitting several counties with some herds wiped out. The Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association says the disease is more virulent this year, with vaccination and sanitation as the preventive measures. The department recalls historic losses and notes improved figures since vaccination efforts began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley Special Service
Des Moines
Weather and Crop Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Iowa
Des Moines University Put in Receiver’s Hands
Des Moines federal court action to foreclose a $203,000 mortgage against Des Moines university property was filed by Boatman’s National Bank of St Louis. Judge Charles A. Dewey appointed John A. Blanchard as receiver. the Baptist fundamentalist school had announced its closure days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Des Moines University
Boatman's National Bank of
St. Louis
Charles A. Dewey
John A. Blanchard
Eighteen Foot Root Cleared From City Sewer
City workers under H Williams removed an eighteen foot cottonwood root from the Prospect Hill storm sewer. The root measured about ten inches in diameter and had clogged the ten inch channel, prompting investigation into the long standing blockage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hill
H. Williams
West Slide
Youth escapes Eldora from boys' industrial school
Harris Case, 17, of 111 Mills Street, escaped yesterday from the Eldora boys' industrial school. Case was sent there a year ago after conviction for theft involving a case of shoes taken from a traveling train on Walnut Court and related stealing acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Case
Mills Street
Boys’ Industrial School
Eldora
Walnut Court
Local clubs plan talks and musical events next week
Rotary Monday noon at Hotel Russell-Lamson features Clyde Bechletheimer on Advertising and Selling Our Industries with Miss Dene May soprano and violinist James W Vandersall previewing careers. Kiwanis photograph lumber process film. Optimists host speaker W G Crowder on What an Englishman Thinks of America with a musical program and bridge gathering at the Boatman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Clyde Bechletheimer
Iowa
Aladt Managers Association
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Rotarians
Kiwanis
Chib
Long Bell Lumber Company
Kansas City
Long View
Wash
Ray Nesbit
Nauman Company
James W. Vandersall
Dumont
Uaa
W. G. Crowder
Cedar Falla
America
Homer Albright
Optimists Bridge Club
G. A. Boatman
Shepwacd Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitchell
Cables Executive
William JD. Shearer
Geneve
Mediterranean
Ccc .Ueen
T.A.T
Mount Taylor
Sycamore
William A. Mueller
Baltimore
Charles Parker
G Urage
Rock Island
Joan A. Bown
John 4
Bown
Third Avenue
Wilam Ogle
Loveiny
Tindamar
A. W. Brown
Orsinger
Willam Pp
deeCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Burta
Elmwood
Mae. Bovn
J. M. Bennett
Waterloo Camp
Okeefe & Towne Chapel
I. M. Bennett
Flora Burling
W. Co. Tou
Kearns Chapel
Mra
Flora Bibiling
Parry
Kerman
Miler
C.F
Rose Hill District
Drs Moines
William, Carpenter
H. D. Raudebaugh
Despoil
Peincare
Dian Weans Insurance Agents Ass'n
Oklahoma
D. M. University
Graham Hay
Toronto
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