National Secretary Marian Handy to Visit Iowa Sorority Groups
Miss Marian Handy national field secretary of Kappa Kappa Gamma will arrive at week end to meet the Cedar Rapids and Ames alumnae associations and Beta Zeta chapter at the University of Iowa. A luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club will honor her Saturday noon with Ames and University of Iowa members also planning events including a dinner and a tea to recognize her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Handy
Columbus
Kappa Kappa Gamma_ sorority
Beta Zeta
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Miss Handy
Country Club
Robert P Bell
Horace G Hedges
Harold Trewin
Ames
Hardy
Winslow Family Returns From Weekend Visit
Mrs. Edward F Winslow and Miss Mary Winslow went to Fairbault Minnesota to visit Miss Anne Winslow a student at St Marys hall They then Mary Winslow a University of Iowa student returned to school early Tuesday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Winslow
Linden Drive
Mary Winslow
Anne Winslow
St Mary's Hall
Faribault
Minn
University of Iowa
Mrs Battin and Soboda Family Head to Chicago
Mrs Franklin Battin of Cottage Grove avenue SE and Mrs Edward M Soboda Jr of 2020 Park avenue SE travel with Mrs Battin’s guest Mrs William McHenry of Dennison. They left Tuesday morning by motor for Chicago where they will spend several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Battin
Cottage Grove Avenue
Edward M. Soboda, Jr
Park Avenue SE
Christensen Return Visit to Epler Family Home
Mrs. Loue Christensen of Sioux City and her son are visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs. R. R. Epler at 1930 Linden Drive SE. They accompanied the Eplers here after visiting in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loue Christensen
Sioux City
Mrs L R Gerhardt Hosts Modern Reading Club Luncheon
Mrs L R Gerhardt of 2721 First Avenue East will entertain the Modern Reading club at a Wednesday luncheon at 1 p.m. Mrs James E Patterson assists the hostess and Mrs Karl Blaise reviews Bette With Father by Clarence Ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Gerhardt
First Avenue E
Modern Reading Club
James E Patterson
Karl Blaise
Bette
Clarence Ay
Mrs Ramsey Returns From Chicago Visit With Relatives
Mrs J H Ramsey of 1733 Second Avenue SE has returned from Chicago where she visited her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lester Burmeister of La Grange. Mr Ramsey accompanied her and returned several days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Ramsey
Second Avenue SE
Chicago
Lester Burmeister
la Grange
Ramsey
Mrs Ramsey
Sigma Beta Sigma Phi Dinner Meeting At Koffirons Tea Room
The Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a dinner meeting Monday at Koffirons tea room. Mrs George Newland was a special guest and out of town guest Miss Ruth Batling of Vinton attended. Miss Bernice Noan won first prize at Monopoly after dinner. Twenty five members and guests attended.
Mrs Mott Re-Elected Leader Of Cedar Rapids Club History Dept
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club history and literature department re elected Mrs Arthur Mott as chairman at a Monday luncheon in the club house with 43 members present Easter flowers decorated the house Miss De Castello reviewed titles by Curnus Cole Alarn Sandoz and Margaret Ayer Barnes Frank Nissen read selections from Paul Engles Break the Heart Anger Hostesses included Mrs Smith Mrs Mc Bort and Mrs De Witt Miss Snouffer assisted Mrs Mott in presiding at the business session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mott
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Ayer Barnes
Frank Nissen
Paul Engle
Smith
MC Bort
H C de Witt
Matilda Snouffer
Xfott
Berry returns from California winter visit
Mrs. S. M. Berry has returned from Los Angeles where she spent the winter. Before making permanent home there she will be a guest of Mrs. John K. Jones at 211 Fifteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
S. M. Berry
Los Angeles
Calif
John K. Jones
Fifteenth Street
Mrs. Torgeson and daughter to leave town
Mrs Alfred C Torgeson and her daughter Gertrude of Kimball Nebraska will return home Wednesday morning after a four week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Denecke at 174 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. Torgeson
Gertrude
Kimball, Neb
Charles Denecke
Second Avenue
Dean Mary Bell Leads Coe Students to Denison Conference
Dean Mary Bell of Coe college left Tuesday noon for Denison university at Granite, Ohio to attend the convention of the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students. She is accompanied by Miss Blanche Lichtenstein of Grand Mound president of the Association of Women Students at Coe, Miss Ruth Jass of Alden first vice president and chairman of Voorhees house council and Miss Katherine Zisko of Cedar Rapids second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell
Coe College
Tuezday
Denison University
Gransite
Intercollegiate Association of Women
Blanche Lichtenstein
Grand Mound
Association of Women Students
Coe
Ruth Jass
Alden
Voorhees House Council
Katherine Zisko
Cedar Rapids
Party Honors Dolores Joane Milburn's Sixth Birthday
Mrs Elvice Milburn hosted a Friday party at 225 Thirty first Street SE to celebrate her daughter Dolores Joane's sixth birthday. Guests included Kenneth Bartlett Dolores Cherry Betty Inser Anna Mise Foushee Fern Kerry Regina Mae Blake Mrs Clark Brertlet Mrs Frank Foucrve and Harold Uster and Berrie Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvice Milburn
Thirtyfirst
Dolores Joane
Kenneth Bartlett
Dolores Cherry
Betty Inser
Anna Mise Foushee
Fern Kerry Regina
Mae Blake
Clark Brertlet
Frank Foucrve
Irs
Paul Blake
Harold Uster
Berrie Hanson
Fosre F T A Meeting With Taster At 2:30 PM
The Fosre F T A schedules a meeting with Taster at 2 30 PM for election matters. Secord art 3B pumls a weset outlines parts of the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Secord
Lee Popes
Three Local P E O Chapters Meet In Homes Of Members
Over 100 members and guests attended meetings of three local P E O chapters at members’ homes. Chapter DE heard Dr A W Erskine discuss trends in modern medicine with Miss Marianna Sackett as a guest. Chapter GM hosted an art in the home program with Dorothy Rowles singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
A W Erskine
George M Bird
Third Avenue SE
Edward H Files
Marianna Sackett
Fort Collins
Colo
Bird
Belle Butterfield
J. H Ramsey
Center Point Couple Wed At Parents Home
Leola Heefner daughter of Mr and Mrs G D Heefner and Allen Palmer son of Mr and Mrs W F Palmer were married Friday evening at the bride’s home in Center Point. The Rev C E Miller officiated. Attendants Lelas Benson and Harold Heefner. The bride wore a blue crepe dress with blue accessories. Guests included families of both rites and teachers and local residents. Palmer operates the Center Point dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Heefner
G. D Heefner
Allen Palmer
W. F. Palmer
Center Point
C. E. Miller
The
Christian Church
Lelas Benson
Harold Heerner
Anamosa
D. Heefner
Gerald
W F. Palmer
Les
Wilbur Wallace
Palmer
Washington High School
Iowa State Teachers
Taylor PTA Sponsors Camp Fire Group Assembly
The Tiyata Camp Fire group organized under Taylor PTA sponsorship at the school Monday evening with officers Bonnie Jones as president Gloria Myers as vice president Georgia Sundberg as secretary Bill dred Johnson as treasurer Bernice Steggal as scribe and Mary Byrnes as record keeper Also Glomana Eby listed as a member of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiyata Camp
Talor Pta
Bonnie Jones
Gloria Myers
Georgia Sundberg
Mass Grace Listebarger Hosts Student Recital at Home Studio
Grace Listebarger presented a number of students in a piano recital at her home studio located on 12908 Fret Avenue W. Participants included Evelyn Vanourny Maaxne Surry, Serah Messenger, Jaret Patrick La Jean Listebarger, Carol Bartz pr a Stransky, Margaret Sepe Ruth Olson, Betts Jan Keirss Loumas Lawyd Buorese, Smers Leuce Harmon, Mere Keyes Kenneth Buresn and Ketn Listebarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Grace Listebarger
Fret
Evelyn Vanourny Maax
Ne Surry
Serah
Ae Messenger
Jaret Patrck
la Jean Listebarger
Carol Bartz
P.r.a Stransky
Margaret S Epe Ruth Olson
Betts Jan Keéirss
Loumas Lawyd Buorese
Smers Leuce Harmon
Mere Keyes
Kenneth Buresn
Ke Tn Listebarger
Cub Pack Honored At Opening Ceremony Highlights
Harrert sponsored event celebrates Den No 1 opening flap and Clifford Lys ngring presented the Bear badge. Pack wins for best performance and best ticket sale at cub circus. Harold West commended on first year progress. New den chief Ralph Lierence announced. officers Hassell and Lawrence introduced. Jerome Lewis named coach and manager of baseball. Mrs Beem named den mother. William Kuda visits troop No 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrert
Hienday Eveery
der No 1
Clifford Lysngring
Harold West
Den
Arthur Lawrence
den No 4
Ralph Lierence
WC Hassell
Jerome Lewis
Coache R
E.secrett Phillips
Orville Elmore
Jack Carpenter
George Beem
William Kuda
Frances Rompoti Visits Parents in Dallas
Mrs Frances Rompoti of Dallas Texas is visiting her parents Sir and Mrs J V Rompotl at 393 Eighteenth Street SE. She will stay here for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Rompoti
Dallas Tex
J V Rompotl
Eighteenth Street
Davenport staging of Back of the Yards by Cedar Rapids club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club dramatic art department presented Back of the Yards by Kenneth Goodman in Davenport at the Municipal Art gallery. The original cast from Cedar Rapids performed for Rock Island Woman's club members with a luncheon at the Blackhawk hotel. Director Mrs. Robert Campbell led the cast including Mrs. Edward Drew and Charles L. Gunn, with performances by Mrs. E. W. Krickard and Miss Matilda Snouffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Goodman
Dramatic Art Department
Cedar Rapids
Edward Drew
Charles L. Gunn
Dan Kruidenier
Allen Edwards
E. W. Krickard
Matilda Snouffer
F. C. Nissen
S. R. Hawkins
General Club
Frank Guyott
Elton Yeager
John Wilson
P. D. Merveaux
D. P Schwarzentruber
F. Naeena
Robert Campell
Minerva Delphian Discusses Ancient Roman Christian Worship
Members examined Roman religious spaces from catacombs to basilicas with notes on their functions and architecture. Speakers cited Byzantine domes, Romanesque arches, and Gothic pointed arches as key features while touching on church history and current topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Minerva Delphian
A. H. Conn
F. L. Bokerney
Harry Johnson
T. 21. Deal
J. W. Barnett
Vincent Ogburn
Calvary Baptist Women Attend Downey Meeting and Events
Calvary Baptist church women who attended the mid eastern Iowa Baptist association meeting at Downey on Thursday included Mrs R A Houser Mrs W S Butterfield and others. Mrs Butterfield was elected association treasurer for the coming year. A drama The Second Mile was presented by the local group. Monday evening hosts entertained in honor of Mrs Donald Wallace. Bridge winners were Mrs Darrell Sawyer and Mrs Charles Vasra. Other attendees included Mrs Rob ert Wallace Betty Ann Mrs H C MicConnaugay Mrs Gerald Cooper Marion and others from Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Mid-Eastern Iowa Baptist Association
Downey
R. A. Houser
W. S. Butterfield
J. Torrance
Byron Heneks
R. V. Clearwaters
Dorothy Miller
E. McDaniel
C. H. Miller
M Hartley
J. Bachelder
Mary Tremaine
E. Baumgartner
Amos Smith
D. Williams
L. V. Johnson
R. Comreid
L. Elam
Harriet Hanson
Nelson Minor
L. Hershey
Blanche Houser
Butterfield
Frank Saylor
John Wallace
Donald Wallace
Eighth Avenue SE
Bridge
Darrell Sawyer
Charles Vasra
Joan Cunningham
Robert Wallace
Marywood
Ill
Betty Ann
H. C MicConnaugay
Wyoming
Gerald Cooper
Marion
Joseph Douda
A. J. Palumbo
Henry Wenzlick
Ray Burk
William Brewster
Joe Petska
Roy Bindler
Frank Zobel
Jane Wallace
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Thompson and Mrs Schirmer Start Two Week West Trip
Mrs. Howard Thompson of 1263 Fret Avenue East and Mrs. Fred N. Schirmer of 1600 Washington Avenue SE began a two week motor trip through the western states Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Thompson
Fret Avenue E
Fred N. Schirmer
Washington Avenue SE
Homebuilders Class Picnic and Meeting at First Evangelical
The Homebuilders class of the First Evangelical church met with Mrs Edna Canaday for a picnic supper and business session Monday evening. The Rev. George Stauffacher was a guest. Members present included Mrs S Ford, Mr and Mrs George Holsinger, Mr and Mrs Lester Ledge, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Canaday and their daughter Carol Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Edna Canaday
D Avenue N
George Stauffacher
S Ford
George Holsinger
Lester Ledge
Wilbur Cansday
Carol Lee
Jirinee Family Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Jirinee Jr return to Pekin Illinois Sunday evening after spending the weekend with relatives Mr and Mrs Herbert Karns Mr and Mrs Frank Jordan Mr and Mrs George Jirmee Mr and Mrs Charles Jirmee and Mr and Mrs Jerry Jirinee in Pekin Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jirinee, Jr
Pekin
Ill
Herbert Karns
Frank Jordan
Mirs
George Jirmee
Charles Jirmee
Jerry Jirinee
Newly Weds Inspire Writer's Romantic Tale
Local column reveals Nan, recently starry eyed over a first short story in a national magazine, used her romance with Billi Genevieve and Marian as plot material. Friends laugh as Nan notes how Cupid pranks fueled the tale while detailing how she trained herself in vocabulary plotting and tone. A 40 page illustrated booklet offers guidance from an experienced writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Billi
Genevieve
Marian
Bill
Cupid
Center Point Couple Wed Here Saturday
Norma Street and Hillis White nack, both of Center Point, were married Saturday at 2 30 p m at the parsonage of the Church of God by Rev R N Coolidge. The couple went to Des Moines on their wedding trip and will be at home in Center Point on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Street
Hillis Whitenack
Center Point
Church of God
R. N. Coolidge
Des Moines
Emma Larson and Bertel Schou Wed in Waterloo LutheranChurch
Miss Emma C Larson of Cedar Rapids and Bertel B Schou of Waterloo wed Easter Sunday at the Danish Nazareth Lutheran church Waterloo officiated by Rev M G Christensen. The bride wore a blue lace gown and carried roses. They plan a later home in Waterloo after June 1 at 121 Cortlandt Street. Mrs Schou is a Columbia Berkeley and Iowa State Teachers College alumna and former head of Washington High School social science. Mr Schou works for Illinois Central railroad in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma C. Larson
Cedar Rapids
Bertel B. Schou
Waterloo
M. G. Christensen
Schou
Washington, D. C
New York City
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cortlandt Street
Miss Murray Hostess Plans Leap Year Party
Miss Vivian Jean Murray hosted club members at her home 214 E Avenue NW. Attendees included Maylene Blecher, Maxine Evans, Louise Harris, Marie Hopker and Marie Barta. Plans were made for a leap year party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Jean Murray
E Avenue NW
Maylene Blecher
Maxine Evans
Louise Harris
Marie Hopker
Marie Barta
Self-Instruction In Writing Offered by Gazette Institute
A notice requests 15 cents for Self-Instruction In Writing from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute located at 109 West Nineteenth Street New York NY. Readers are asked to send plain name address and the booklet title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sommers Celebrate Forty Seventh Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Sommers of 257 Twenty fourth avenue SW were honored at a Sunday picnic supper for their forty seventh anniversary A gift was presented to the couple Attendees included Mr and Mrs Herman Schloss and family George Sommers and son Mr and Mrs Albert Lewis and family Mr and Mrs Louis Bishop Mr and Mrs William Sommers Mr and Mrs Gerald Clark and family Mr and Mrs L A Edmonds and family Mr and Mrs Louis Dickey and son Mr and Mrs R A LeGaldyne Martha West and Esther Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sommers
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Herman Schloss
Albert Lewis
Louis Bishop
William Sommers
Gerald Clark
L. A. Edmonds
Louis Dickey
R. A. LeGaldyne
Martha West
Esther Lee
Chorus Card Party Postponed Indefinitely
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club chorus postpones its benefit bridge party planned for Tuesday evening indefinitely due to unspecified reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Wachals Celebrate Twentieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Wachal of 823 Oakland Road NE were surprised Sunday on their twentieth wedding anniversary by friends including Ralph Johnson and family Jerry Tellin Art Tellin Joe Wachal John Letovsky Otto Slapnicka Fred Johnson Zella Tschirgi Charles Zavodsky Claude Lacy Louis Rozek and their children Arthur Bliss Roy Fisk and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wachal
Oakland Road
Ralph Johnson
Jerry Tellin
Art Tellin
Joe Wachal
John Letovsky
Otto Slapnicka
Fred Johnson
Zella Tschirgi
Charles Zavodsky
Daughters of Isabella Charity Ball Draws 1000 Attendees
More than 1,000 people attended the Pla-Mor event hosted by Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle. Proceeds fund hospital care for needy mothers and children. Mrs. W. H. Buck led the committees with Miss Violet Pieper in charge of tickets. Miss Helen Lindeken's dancing school performed during intermission with listed students and a solo dance by Miss Lindeken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pla-Mor
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
W. H. Buck
Violet Pieper
Helen Lindeken
School of Dancing
Lucille Murphy
Margie Wickman
Paula Rinderknecht
Arlene Mer
Local Bridge Winners Clinch First in Eight Match Series
Mrs S A Sanders and Mrs R F Gorman won the final of eight duplicate contract bridge games held Monday evening at Mrs Oliver Longueville s home. Second prize went to Mrs H J Robertson and Mrs W M Jayne. High scorers were Mrs A H Hallgren and Mrs E A Hazelton. Mrs Longueville will sponsor another series starting April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Sanders
R. F. Gorman
Oliver Longueville
H. J. Robertson
W. M. Jayne
A. H. Hallgren
E. A. Hazelton
Charlie's In Again Begging at Cop's Home Sparks Arrest
Charles Graves, 61, completes a three day intoxication sentence then is jailed again after a four hour gap, begins seven day county term for refusing to pay a $25 fine and costs from police court. He allegedly begged near a police officer's residence Monday evening. W. H. Long 21 and R. L. Rowden 43 also fined $25 and costs for intoxication. Leo Griswold 34 of Marion fined $10 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Graves
Graves
W. H. Long
R. L. Rowden
Leo Griswold
Marion
Eggs and cash stolen from Lisbon area farm house
While the Light family slept three miles south of Lisbon a prowler took eight dozen eggs and 18 dollars. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon investigated the burglary with unknown entry method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Light
Lisbon
Light
Larry Condon
Farmer-Labor Meeting Set for Linn County Friday
The Farmer-Labor Party plans a Linn County meeting Friday April 17 at 8 p.m. in the Odd Fellows hall 109 Second Avenue SE. George Buresh Cedar Rapids attorney active in the party is expected to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer-Labor Party
Linn County
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Avenue SE
George Buresh
Cedar Rapids
Declares Home Life Is Neglected By Complicated Social Life
The Rev No Cy Dreler of the First Congregational Church spoke at a Canopus club luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt on Tuesday noon. He argued home life suffers from crowded social relations and urged focusing on core duties to maintain a clear record and belief in immortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Cy Dreler
First Congregational Church
Canopus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Henry van Dyke
Mallowman
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Jane Boyd
Cedar Rapids
West Liberty Woman Lizzie Jones Dies at 96
Special to Tee Guaeda. Lizzie Jones, 96, a pioneer of Atalissa and West Liberty, died at 6 am Tuesday at her niece Mrs. Elizabeth Embree’s home. A Church of Christ worker and missionary, she was a Floricultural Society member. Services set for 2:30 pm Thursday at the Church of Christ with burial in Atalissa. Born in Benton, Pa, she came to Atalissa and married Abner Jones, who died years ago. Surviving brother James Robinson of Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Guaeda
West Lissrey
Lizzie Jones
Atulissa
West Liberty
Elizabeth Embree
Benton
Atalissa
Abner Jones
James Robinson
Benton, Pa
Cedar Rapids Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
Jerry Korecky and Emma Tomes of Cedar Rapids apply for a marriage license. Joseph C O Bren of Cedar Rapids and Rozelle Cushing of Hersey Wisconsin also seek a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Korecky
Emma Tomes
Cedar Rapids
Joseph C O'Bren
Rozelle Cushing
Hersey
Wis
Cosmetic Skin Care Ad Promotes Lux Toilet Soap
An advertisement touts Lux Toilet Soap as essential for clean skin. It warns stale cosmetics clog pores and cause dullness and blemishes while claiming the soap's active lather removes dust and dirt and should be used before bedtime and before applying new makeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lux Toilet
Lux Toilet Soap
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Ey of
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Mrs. Winslow
Louie Christensen
Eplers
Sigma Chapter
Chas. Greenberg
Second Street
Iowa
Club History Dept
Mott
S. N. Berry
Mrs. Torgeson
Ohio
P. T. A. Meetings
FELTS
Demet, Cera
Bartlett Millinery Mart
Second Ave
A. L. Augustine
Gms
Inga Tapper
Forest Drive
Dorothy Rowles
Gertrude Shoemaker
Miss Rowles
Onawa
G. M. Wodtke
Charles City
Paul Menoner
Katherine Franken
D. R. Lynch
Blake Boulevard
Hal Ferguson
Ann Elizabeth Helscher
Mr. Engle
Jay Sigmund
Miss Helscher
Taylor
Camp Fire Group
Miss Listebarger
Harrison Cub Pack
Miss Rompotl
Dramatic Art
Davenport
Minerva Delphian Studies Roman Religion
Calvary Baptist
Mrs. Wallace
Jiriecs
Tepie
Miss Murray
D. of I
Longueville Bridge
Charlie
Cop
W. F. W. Pont
Danceland
Gi Ball
Snoops
Betty
Edith
Teuard
Ti Waea
LUX
Aat
Warne
Nak
Catton
Waanti Brotmny Trae
Wabge Brothers
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