GREATER DUBUQUE ASSOCIATION - Revision history

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	The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]]. (2)		The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]]. (2)

	In honor of the 150th year of the United States Constitution, the Association sponsored a Constitution Program at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] in 1937. (3) The Association sponsored its first regatta in 1938. (4) It sponsored another in 1939 when one hundred racers competed and applications to race were received before information was even mailed. (5) The Association began that year co-sponsoring the Dubuqueland Ski Tournament at the Kaufmann Avenue jump. (6)		In honor of the 150th year of the United States Constitution, the Association sponsored a Constitution Program at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] in 1937. (3) The Association sponsored its first regatta in 1938. (4) It sponsored another in 1939 when one hundred racers competed and applications to race were received before information was even mailed. (5) The Association began that year co-sponsoring the Dubuqueland Ski Tournament at the Kaufmann Avenue jump. (6)

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	See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]		See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]

			See: [[SKIING]]

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	4. "'Big Names' Sponsor Boats in Regatta," ''Telegraph-Herald'', August 1, 1938, p. 25		4. "'Big Names' Sponsor Boats in Regatta," ''Telegraph-Herald'', August 1, 1938, p. 25

	5. "Crack Outboard Pilots in ~~Tw9o~~-Day Race," Telegraph-Herald, July 2, 1939, p. 13		5. "Crack Outboard Pilots in Two-Day Race," Telegraph-Herald, July 2, 1939, p. 13

	6. "Mild Weather to Boost the Crowd at Meet," ''Telegraph-Herald'', January 8, 1939, p. 25		6. "Mild Weather to Boost the Crowd at Meet," ''Telegraph-Herald'', January 8, 1939, p. 25

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	The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]]. (2)		The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]]. (2)

	In honor of the 150th year of the United States Constitution, the Association sponsored a Constitution Program at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] in 1937. (3) The Association sponsored its first regatta in 1938. (4)		In honor of the 150th year of the United States Constitution, the Association sponsored a Constitution Program at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] in 1937. (3) The Association sponsored its first regatta in 1938. (4) It sponsored another in 1939 when one hundred racers competed and applications to race were received before information was even mailed. (5) The Association began that year co-sponsoring the Dubuqueland Ski Tournament at the Kaufmann Avenue jump. (6)

			Interest in skiing led the Association in September, 1940 to announce that an additional 75 feet would be added to the height of the [[LONGVIEW SKI JUMP]] in time for two big events during the winter. The Association planned two ski meets in January and February making Dubuque the only Iowa city holding official ski events. (7)

	See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]		See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]
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	3. "Senator Gillette Here Tuesday," ''Telegraph-Herald'', September 20, 1937, p. 1		3. "Senator Gillette Here Tuesday," ''Telegraph-Herald'', September 20, 1937, p. 1

	3. "'Big Names' Sponsor Boats in Regatta," ''Telegraph-Herald'', August 1, 1938, p. 25		4. "'Big Names' Sponsor Boats in Regatta," ''Telegraph-Herald'', August 1, 1938, p. 25

			5. "Crack Outboard Pilots in Tw9o-Day Race," Telegraph-Herald, July 2, 1939, p. 13

			6. "Mild Weather to Boost the Crowd at Meet," ''Telegraph-Herald'', January 8, 1939, p. 25

			7. "Work on Ski Slide Will Start Monday," ''Telegraph-Herald,'' September 15, 1940, p. 17


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	The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]]. (2)		The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]]. (2)

	The Association sponsored its first regatta in 1938. (3)		In honor of the 150th year of the United States Constitution, the Association sponsored a Constitution Program at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] in 1937. (3) The Association sponsored its first regatta in 1938. (4)

	See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]		See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]
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	2. Ibid.		2. Ibid.

			3. "Senator Gillette Here Tuesday," ''Telegraph-Herald'', September 20, 1937, p. 1

	3. "'Big Names' Sponsor Boats in Regatta," ''Telegraph-Herald'', August 1, 1938, p. 25		3. "'Big Names' Sponsor Boats in Regatta," ''Telegraph-Herald'', August 1, 1938, p. 25

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	GREATER DUBUQUE ASSOCIATION. The Greater Dubuque Association was founded in 1909 by business and professional men. At the first meeting's gathering elected [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]], chairman and appointed a committee of five to nominate fifteen directors and develop articles for the guidance of the directors in organizing the association.		GREATER DUBUQUE ASSOCIATION. The Greater Dubuque Association was founded in 1909 by business and professional men. At the first meeting's gathering elected [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]], chairman and appointed a committee of five to nominate fifteen directors and develop articles for the guidance of the directors in organizing the association. (1)

	At the second meeting on November 18, 1909 the goal of the organization and the articles were read.		At the second meeting on November 18, 1909 the goal of the organization and the articles were read.
	[[Image:gda.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]		[[Image:gda.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]

			The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]]. (2)

			The Association sponsored its first regatta in 1938. (3)

	The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]].

	See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]		See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]
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	"Live Booster Club a Fact," ''Telegraph-Herald'', November 19, 1909, p. 1		1. "Live Booster Club a Fact," ''Telegraph-Herald'', November 19, 1909, p. 1

			2. Ibid.

			3. "'Big Names' Sponsor Boats in Regatta," ''Telegraph-Herald'', August 1, 1938, p. 25

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	The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas J.\|Thomas J. MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]].		The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]].

	See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]		See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]

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	The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas J.\|Thomas J. MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian A.\|Christian A. VOELKER]].		The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas J.\|Thomas J. MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]].

	See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]		See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]

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	The board of directors included [[BISSELL, L. C.\|L. C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], ~~[[BLISH, H. H.\|~~H. H. ~~BLISH]], [[CARR~~, J. T.~~\|J. T. CARR]]~~, [[HEEB, A. F.\|A. ~~F HEEB~~]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William\|William LAWTHER]]~~, [[MCLEAN~~, George~~\|George MCLEAN]]~~, [[MULGREW, Thomas J.\|Thomas J. MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, F. J.\|F. J PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian A.\|Christian A. VOELKER]].		The board of directors included [[BISSELL, Lester C.\|Lester C. BISSELL]], [[BEACH, James\|James BEACH]], H. H. Blish, J. T. Carr, [[HEEB, Anthony F.\|Anthony .]], [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], [[LAWTHER, William Sr.\|William LAWTHER, Sr.]], George Mclean, [[MULGREW, Thomas J.\|Thomas J. MULGREW]], Dorrance D. Myers, [[PIEKENBROCK, Frank J.\|Frank J. PIEKENBROCK]], [[ROSHEK, John J.\|John J. ROSHEK]], [[RHOMBERG, Titus E.\|Titus E. RHOMBERG]], [[SEIPPEL, Peter J.\|Peter J. SEIPPEL]], and [[VOELKER, Christian A.\|Christian A. VOELKER]].

	See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]		See: [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION]]
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	"Live Booster Club a Fact," ''Telegraph-Herald'', November 19, 1909, p. 1		"Live Booster Club a Fact," ''Telegraph-Herald'', November 19, 1909, p. 1

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-GREATER DUBUQUE ASSOCIATION. The Greater Dubuque Association was founded in 1909 by business and professional men. At the first meeting's gathering elected [[MYERS, D. D.|D. D MYERS]], chairman and appointed a committee of five to nominate fifteen directors and develop articles for the guidance of the directors in organizing the association.
+GREATER DUBUQUE ASSOCIATION. The Greater Dubuque Association was founded in 1909 by business and professional men. At the first meeting's gathering elected [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]], chairman and appointed a committee of five to nominate fifteen directors and develop articles for the guidance of the directors in organizing the association.
 At the second meeting on November 18, 1909 the goal of the organization and the articles were read.
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