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Hawarden grade school.
Who knows these little angels?
The only one I know in this picture is Milo Bedard.
[Submitted by Gayle Harper]
Hawarden grade school (2)
How about putting names to the faces?
The X is Harland Harry. [Submitted by Gayle Harper]
 
Hawarden High School football team
of season of 1911
Postcard dated November 30, 1911
[Submitted by Pam Finch]
Hawarden Main Street
Postcard dated Hawarden, Iowa June 8, 889?
from Mae Hills? to Abbie L. Adler, Clinton, Iowa
[Submitted by Pam Finch]
Hawarden Band
[Submitted by Pam Finch]
Hawarden Football Team circa 1912
Names: Irl S. West - can you name the others?
Submitted by Pam Finch]
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Junior High Chorus, 1939
People identified: Edith Bolluyt, Doris Schlueter, Robert Harry,
Richard Harry. The boy in the front row in the stripped sweater second from
the right is Edsel (Ed) Wood and the boy on the end to Ed's left is Martin
Hulleman.
[Submitted by Gayle Harper, and identifications by Gayle Harper and Bob Wood
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Hawarden school postcard dated Hawarden, Iowa Mar. 27, 1907
from M. Finnie? to Pearl Mallory, Canton,
South Dakota
[Submitted by Pam Finch]
 
Kansas Street, Hawarden, Iowa
Postcard dated "Hawarden, Iowa,
Dec 16, 198' could this be 1898?
from Martha to Miss Ella Doddri???e,
Centerville, Indiana.
[Submitted by Pam Finch]
Hawarden Public School
Postcard includes Grace and Ruth Storts
[Submitted by Pam Finch]
Hawarden Baseball Team
[Submitted by Pam Finch]
Above is a photo of my kinder class by the Hawarden old schoolhouse in 1945. That's me on lower right, chin in hand, sitting by Roger Marshall.
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Play with Hope Emerson
In Photo: Alma Bancroft, Myrtle Bancroft, George Bancroft, Hope Emerson
[Submitted by Pam Finch]
Diane Wright added this:
My grandfather, Lynn Dale Morgan was born in
Ireton in 1896, and lived in Hawarden until the late 1920s. He was a very
large man, and was known as "Big" Morgan. He and Hope Emerson
"courted" in high school--he always said (I am told) that the
only reason she dated him was because he was the only man in town taller
than she was!
Lynn and my grandmother, Gussie Caperton Morgan,
from Hattiesburg, Mississippi, met in South Dakota, when they were both
acting in a local theater production of a play called "Whose Little
Bride Are You?" Because of this amateur acting bent that he must have
had, I have no doubt that he is in the photo of the cast on the stage. I
cannot make out enough detail to tell precisely. |
Play with Hope Emerson
