Anniversary Celebration Honors Alpha Xi Delta Founders
The Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Gamma chapter at Coe College and the Sigma chapter at the University of Iowa held their 41st Founders Day dinner in the Commonwealth Tea Room. Seventy five members attended four candle lit tables as Miss Moedesta Kelley welcomed guests and Miss Frances Tankersley served as toastmaster. The program featured readings from Miss Frances Halpin Miss Eleanora Mikulasek and Miss Evelyn Hall with a scholarship plaque awarded to Vera Beryl Trader of the Iowa chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Alpha Gamma
Cee College
Sigma
University of Iowa
Commonwealth Tea Room
Moedesta Kelley
Coe
Frances Tankersley
Diary of
Alpha Xi Delta
Frances Halpin
Coc
Vera Beryl Trader
Iowa
Beethoven Club Meets for American Composer Program
The Beethoven club gathers Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Chamber of Commerce to hear compositions by American composers. Mrs. Joanna Gerhardt oversees the program featuring Intermezzi in E flat by Robbin, Klara Robbin, and works by Maelen Bauer Shepherd, MacDowell, Edna Mae Sila, Delia Koul, and others. Non members and patrons welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Chamber of Commerce
Joanna Gerhardt
Oes Robbins
Klara Robbin
Eae
Maelen Bauer Shepherd
William Stickles Zora
Adams
Gen Pleers
Eereeee MacDowell
Seeee Bridge
KREBS
Grilles
Alma’ Turecher
Regular Meeting Access Offers Small Fee
A notice states attendees may join regular meetings by paying a small fee, granting access to proceedings without full membership. The policy outlines minimal costs and eligibility requirements for residents and stakeholders.
Miss Elsie Volak Hosts Miscellaneous Shower for Mrs Fifield
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Howard Fifield, formerly Miss Lucille Hass, featured prizes at bridge won by Mary Doupnik and Bessie Nemec and top scores in five hundred by Leona Janis and Bernice Wessal. Other attendees included Libbie Stodola, Georgia Stodola, Martha Stejskal, Lottie Volak, Elsie Kozik, Anna Blazek, Edith Bryant, Eleanor Weichman, Naomi Martin, Maxine Havlik, Dorothy Striesky, Mary Klamar, Geraldine Hass, and Howard Fifield, with Mrs Fifield receiving many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Volak
Howard Fifield
Lucille Hass
Mary Doupnik
Bessie Nemec
Leona Janis
Bernice Wessal
Bance
Dora Sanders
Emily Stelcik
Libbie Stodola
Georgia Stodola
Martha Stejskal
Lottie Volak
Elsie Kozik
Anna Blazek
Edith Bryant
Eleanor Weichman
Tuesday Study Club Reviews House of Exile by Nora Waln
The Tuesday Study club met at 1715 Washington avenue SE with Mrs. R R Williamson and heard an excellent review of House of Exile by Nora Waln given by Mrs. R D Gray. Mrs. J M Henry assisted the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Williamson
Washington Avenue
House of Exile
Nora Waln
R. D Gray
J. M. Henry
G T C girls plan wiener roast at Shaver park
The G T C girls met Monday evening and spent the time making crepe paper pictures. Next Monday they will hold a wiener roast at Shaver park and invite all wishing to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.T. C
Shaver Park
Linn County Supervisors Adjourn to April 17 1934
Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors meets April 11 1934 reports county finances for January through March 1934. Approves auditor treasurer and clerk of district court fee reports, authorizes refund warrants, and adopts a relief contract and taxing district survey schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Iowa
Cedar Raunds
Linn
Board of Supervisors
Busby
Burma
Kennedy
Burm
Wears
Stirm
District Court
General Assembly
Henik
Leo C Kriz
Prank H Lubbock
Stanley E
Home Oil and Gas Company
Cedar Rapids
Cedere Med AM
Linn County Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Stirn
Iowa State Emergency Relief Committee
Senate
45Th
Community House meetup plans for afternoon outing
Take her own lunch and meet at the Community House at 5 p.m. Transportation from there to the park will be provided.
Beta Delphian Meeting Set at Hotel Montrose
Beta Delphian will convene Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Hotel Montrose Coral Room. Leader Miss Dorothy Lillock will guide the session with topics reported by Mrs Ada Golden Moore Miss Ruby Carlson Miss Ioors Belland and Miss Nelle Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Montrose Corn Room
Dorothy Lillick
Ada Golden Moore
Ruby Carlson
Iors Belland
Nelle Craword
Women’s Relief Corps To Meet In Memorial Building
The Women’s Relief Corps will hold a regular meeting and initiation in the Memorial building Thursday at 2 30 pm all comrades invited. The Maccabees Linn Tent No 38 and Ioway Hive No 111 will hold a five hundred tournament Thursday at 8 pm in Moose hall refreshments and prizes. Avenue Circle Cedar chapter O E S meets Friday afternoon at Mrs F L Shramek 2118 Grande avenue SE with Mrs Bess Novotny and a list of hostesses. The Standard Life association No 172 meets Thursday evening in Moose hall followed by a card party five hundred and Pinochle played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Building
Maccabees
Linn
Ioway Hive
The
Jin Moose Hall
Avenue Circle
Avenue Circle of Cedar
F. L. Shramek
Grande Avenue SE
Bess Novotny
F. W. Kopp
Charles Huber
F. H. French
Charles L. Kidd
Gay Starman
J. L. Keneeny
John Heaton
George A. Russell
Peter McCracken
Omar McGlaughlin
Rose Yeager
W. H. Richardson
D. P. Schwarzentruber
W. B. Brown
L. R. Walker
Ben Russell
Standard Life
Standard Life Association No. 172
Moose Hall
Fitzgerald Seeks Linn County State Representative Nod
R N Fitzgerald, a Marion township farmer, seeks the Linn county Republican nomination for state representative to replace Dave McCreery of Alburnett who will not run again. The county traditionally splits seats between Cedar Rapids and rural areas and Fitzgerald has farmed near Marion for 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Fitzgerald
Marion Township
Linn County
Dave McCreery
Alburnett
Fitzgerald
McCreedy
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Mrs H J Rupperle Hosts Event Details
Mrs H J Rupperle of 708 E Avenue NW hosts a gathering with hostesses Mrs Hugh Reynolds and Mrs Arthur Meyers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Rupperle
E Avenue NW
Hugh Reynolds
Arthur Meyers
I C O F Anniversary Prompt Change For Lodge Meeting
On the anniversary celebration of the I C O F the Home Rebekah lodge number 79 will hold its regular meeting at 7 p m Thursday evening Members are asked to note the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge No. 79
Caroline Tufts Circle 3 to Meet for Luncheon
The Caroline Tufts circle No. 3 will meet with Mrs. L. R. Gerhardt at 412 Nineteenth street SE Friday at 1 for luncheon. Mrs. C. G. Oxley will be program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Tufts
L. R. Gerhardt
Nineteenth Street SE
C. G. Oxley
St Agnes Circle to Meet at School Parlors Thursday
St Agnes circle will meet at 2 p m Thursday in the school parlors with Mrs Charles McMillen as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Circle
Charles McMillen
St Pauls Ladies Aid Districts Plan Friday Luncheons
District No. 1 meets at Mrs. R W Chambers 1955 Beverave avenue SE for a 1 luncheon prepared and served by the hostess with help from Mesdames I F Mc Minds George Miller Guy Rich and Ruth Otto. District No 4 of St Pauls Methodist church plans a Friday picnic luncheon at Mrs J A Miller 1548 A avenue NE with additional help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Ladies Aid
R. W. Chambers
Beveravenue SE
Mesdames I. F. McMinds
George Miller
Guy Rich
Aentices Burton
Ruth Otto
St. Paul's Methodist Church
J A. Miller
Gamma Delta Sigma Meeting Set at Church Members’ Home
The Gamma Delta Sigma class of the First Evangelical church will meet Thursday evening in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Delta Sigma
First Evangelical Church
St Pauls District 5 and 6 Methdist Church Meetings
John Connor and Mrs F J Check assist as St Pauls District 5 meets at Mrs W L Leighton home 515 Fourteenth Street NE for a 2 luncheon at 12 30 with Mrs Janette Hartman and Mrs A F Dotson assisting. District 6 will join missionary society for a picnic luncheon at the church delaying Friday plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's District
St. Paul's Methodist Church
W. L. Leighton
Fourteenth Street
Janette Hartman
A. F. Dotson
St. Paul's
the Missionary Society
St Pauls Division 9 Plans Friday Picnic Luncheon
St Pauls Division 9 of the Methodist church meets with Mrs. Charles Shepard at 1126 First Ave E Friday for a 1 pm picnic luncheon. Assistant hostesses are Mrs. J W Ellenberger and Mrs. Harry Hoyt. Members are asked to bring usual picnic supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Charles Shepard
First Avenue E
J. W. Ellenberger
Harry Hoyt
Division No 3 Meeting At Trinity Methodist
Division No 3 of Trinity Methodist hosts at 2 pm with Mrs Harry Sisam 619 A avenue NW. Assisting hostesses are Mrs W Woodward Mrs J H Woodside Mrs C C Roy and Mrs Charles Earhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Harry Sisam
W. Woodward
J. H. Woodside
C. C. Roy
Charles Earhart
Division No meets at Mrs. Erbe’s home for luncheon
Division No of Trinity Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. O P Erbe at 711 Fourth Street SW for a luncheon on Thursday at 1. Mrs Anthony Herbek will assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
O. P. Erbe
Fourth Street
Anthony Herbek
Daniels Park Ladies Missionary Group Meeting
The Ladies Missionary Society of Daniels Park Church will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m with Mrs R L Jones at 1325 M Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park Society
Ladies Missionary Society of
Daniels Park Church
R. L. Jones
M Avenue NE
City Briefs And Personals In Cedar Rapids
Local items note Mrs. M M Liderich's trip to Spokane Patricia Makinson recovering from appendectomy at St Luke's Hospital Henry Hunter fined for intoxication, progress club gathering at Mrs John Hamer's home fire crews tackled grass fires at K avenue Seventeenth Street and at 1839 O avenue brooder stove fire in Linn Gosnell's brooder house Charles Snyder jailed thirty days for intoxication advertising bankruptcy for Harry Tucker Cedar Rapids bridge party note Roosevelt hotel fined for speeding parking fines Little attendance at Linn encampment I C O F meeting Red Cross executive secretary Metta Burd returns from National Red Cross convention in Washington Kenneth Cornell first aid chair
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Hadad Master Service Inc
Oseer
Nahn F K
Wepee Ee Havlik
seare Home Oil _& Bus Co
Hubbard Commission Co
Home Pyov Seseessneceeune Hiewenes Hendrickson Carl
Fending Privoneers
Ese
Hinch Bros Co
Court Hs
Heemmer D
Monroe WR
Ste
Hense
Elec Welding Co
Ene Car Exp
Cauip
Aessee Ee
Elec Light 4 Pow Co
Cri Hs
Jail
Builders Sup Co
Lisec Light & Power Co
Johnson Jimrry
Johnson Dale F
Jelinek Frank
Kelsey H. M
Clinton
Knapp Perry
Bertram WD Ge Wee Rae
Kearns T A
Central City
Aya
Keller Co
Walton A Co
Secre
Kearns T
Ictecie
Keech
R. K
Kahler Grocery
Kessler Croc
King Odessa
Kobe
Clarence
Ees Kiersey Joseph
King Carl & Imps Co
Kepler Coro
Rubias Howe Co
Kendall Howe Co
Killian Co
Kacena Battery & Equip Co
Kriz & Son E. A
Eng Carrns Kendall Udw Co
Hdw
Klinger Watt Paner «& Paint Co
Lefebvre Ledger Co
Aud
Yg Lockhart
H A
Seer
Lundquist
Edwin W
Elincence Lesinger
J .W
Lang
Olive
Lelbsohn Grocery
LaPlant-Choate Mie Co
Equippors Linn Co-operative
Loyal
Aio
Miles
Robins Murphy
Walker
Metcalf, Printing Company
Modern Bakery
Gail
Melton Loyal E
Dog Enum
Marshall
Murphy
J C
Cassius
Martin Margaret
Ora E
Marion Water Company
Walter
O- Marion Water Company
Shop
Marion
Board of Review
Metropolitan Sup Company
Blanks
Ofc
Mead LS
Monroe
Melsha Joe
McCune Pete
McLeod
McEldon Geo
McMahon Mary
National Biscuit Company
Rev.s . Ee Ae
NW Bell Tel Co
Aes
Neff Chase
Neal C E
Linn
Naele-Enton Lbr Co
O’meara Groc
Owen Carl N Co
O'Connor and Co
Mills
Crt
Hs Sup
T of
Alburnett
Rehder Wenett
Fayette
Rude Auto Co
Osecr
Rogers and Son
E L
Stove Torso
Redmond
Rand J Groc
Ross Matilda
Ross Charies
Ryan Mars
Rapids Chevrolet Co
Rapids Chevrolet Co. Overseer Poor Car Exp
Rapid Blue
Sun Rowe Elec Co
Eng
Robins Town of Board of Review
Stent
Scott James L
Cozeon
Sos Wencc
Spring Grove
Suchomel
Stark & Son
Sands
T. Co Treas Blanks
Sunshine Mission
Thos
Noor
Ees
Sheldon
Stahl Groc
Iecaiseren
Street Groc
Salth M.S
Simon Frank
Snyder Jessie
Stickle Port
Luchy Frank
Stickney Milford
Smart Mrs. Minnie
Severn_Jerry
Soub Dorn
Smith Norman
Sherbon
Amos
Ea Fae
Sanford Co Morris
Poor Ofo Sup
State of Town
L J Wegman
Spain & Rose Ltar Co
Star Printing Co. Co
Torch Press
DC Hooks
Thompson Mrs & A
Tie Ae Bola Tiphin Bi
Thorne Minnie
Tait & Wagner Co
Thomas Mrs RD
Ode Ym
Bbor
Thomas A M
U S Sanitary Specialties Corp
Vesely RM Co
M.co
Varner AM
DC Blanks
van, Winkle
H L
Vavra Bros
Viktor
J.A
Victorine Dr
Witwer Grocer Co
Watson AN
Wood R M
Wiliams Ralph
Wiliams
Rinymand
Walker Henry L
Williams
Myrtle
Wolfe Grace
Whitings Dairy
Wilson & Co
Gigg
Ware Grocery
Wenke J T
Whitman TM
Izioo
Wilson & Co, Co
Gino
Worrell Mfc Co
C G. Poor
Yates
H C
Younes Fred
Younes
2Ahradnik Jr
Putnam ' Inn
Zastera Chas
Zerakis Nick
Georsia
L Lynch
Travis Ce
Eeeasseeee
Sprague Beachabedanen
Chris Matthiesten
Hartman
Esenese
TheWilliams
Sete Eee
Walter Morean
Dewey Alexander
Wesley L. Bartosh
Ccs
Cesar Gi
Donnan
Deere Wee Pe
Howard Lockwood
Howard Jordan
M J MacGreecr
James Moubry
Areo
Emmett Murphy
Jake Searles
Evesses
Leo Baker
E Graver
Carl Burck
Carl Burck A Eeteee Oe
Lester Caraway
Esessace
Wizard Crain
Francis Gaines
Sue Ae
Graver Oe
J. Leroy Heady
jJoc Jolivec
Earl Lehr
Wr Peterman
Bn Jooo
RM Clark
Ise
Glenn Bassett
Ecee
Oh Ulenkley One
Geo Clark Eee
Og Prederiva
iWm
Kassler
LeGlere Eae
Morrison
R “Taylor
Peterson
CW Finnevte
Fred C Fisher
Ose
Hartsell
Frank Hendryx
J D._ Hills
Enea Linn Meredith
Carl Peterson
Forest Tanks
Loran Voorhies
Harley Sitker
K Avenue
Seventeenth Street NE
O Avenue NW
Leland Gosnell
Metta
A. Burd
Linn County
American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
National Red Cross
Institute of Home Service
Kenneth Cornell
First Aid
Man and James Bromwell Attend National Convention
A man and James Bromwell, a junior delegate to the national convention, returned home Sunday night.
Boy Katterjohn Remains Seriously Ill After Pneumonia
Jerry Katterjohn son of Mr and Mrs Franklin E Katterjohn of 334 Nineteenth Street SE was seriously ill with pneumonia for over a week and was admitted to St Luke s hospital Tuesday where drainage was performed around the right lung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Katterjohn
Franklin E. Katterjohn
Streen
St. Luke's Hospital
Mrs Doyle Reunites With Husband After Lincoln Crash
Mrs. Joseph G. Doyle of Cedar Rapids returns from Lincoln where her husband injured in an automobile crash at North Bend four weeks ago. He suffered a fractured hip but is now recovering. Mrs. Doyle had traveled from California to visit after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Doyle
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln
Neb
North Bend
Doyle
California
Mayo Doctors Take Depositions In Mattress Label Suit
Depositions were taken Wednesday in a federal Peoria case filed by Drs. William J. Mayo and Charles H. Mayo of the Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota. The Mayo brothers seek to stop National Mattress from using the name Dr Mayo on its product label. Trial is set for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
Federal District Court
Peoria
William J
Charles H. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
National Mattress Company
Dr. Mayo
Pension Granted Rock Island Fireman Connors
Clement J. Connors of 320 Sixth Street NE a Rock Island locomotive fireman, granted a pension effective April 1 for impaired health. He began as a hostler in Cedar Rapids in November 1903, promoted to locomotive fireman in February 1904, and was born in Cedar Rapids June 7, 1875 with entire Rock Island service in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement J. Connors
Sixth Street
Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Salvation Army Drive Hits 1400 Pledged at Luncheon
At Hotel Rouge on Wednesday noon a luncheon report shows $1400 pledged toward a $6000 goal for the Salvation Army fundraising drive. About forty of seventy five campaign workers attended, with ten committees representing local civic groups. Next report set for Friday noon at Hotel Roosevelt. Rev Blaine Hyten urged a renewed effort to aid the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Hotel Rouge Welt
Hotel Roosevelt
Alice Inskeep
Blaine Hyten
Tax bill dispute ties Philippines to US finance
Washington discussion circling an economic plan linking Philippine independence to the new tax bill. Debate centers on coconut oil tariffs and the broader tax schedule, with Roosevelt wary of hurting Filipinos while farmers demand protection for American products. Conference between Senate and House seeks a settlement to end the deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippine Islands
Pacific
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Farm
Play by Senior Walther League at Trinity Lutheran
A two night play titled Where's Grandma is presented by the Senior Walther League of Trinity Lutheran Church at the church auditorium 1363 First Avenue West Thursday and Friday evenings. Cast includes Erna Schultz Gretchen Blake Laura Schultz Bob Blake Herbert Schmidt Arline Truesdale Hildegarde Happel Lucy King Paula Detlefsen Carol Morley Florence Zuber Jack Morley Kenneth Anderson Rinehart Koepsell and Margaret Brammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab & Pam
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Avenue
Walther League of the Church
Grandma
Erna Schultz
Gretchen Blake
Laura Schultz
Bob Blake
Herbert Schmidt
Arline Truesdale
Hildegarde Happel
Lucy King
Paula Detlefsen
Carol Morley
Florence Zuber
Jack Morley
Kenneth Andreson
Midnight
Rinehart Koepsell
Dahlia
Margaret Brammer
Community Players Close Season With The Mad Hopes
The Community players present their last show of the season The Mad Hopes at McKinley school auditorium Tuesday and Wednesday night The all star cast includes Geneva Ho Helen Stugen Eugeale Prench mad and others with Albert McCleery directing A reservations notice urges patrons to call Hobby House for seating before crowded performances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mad Hopes
McKinley School
Geneva Ho
Helen Stugen
Eugeale
Prench
Dedford P ‘Lattner
Hope
V.1
E. J Carey
Ingleby
Mary Lackersteen
Edward Rowan
Darryl Horsfall
Edward Soboda
Kline
Ralph
Iowa City
Hope Living
Pla
Hobby House
National Youth Week Observed Here Starting April 28
The playground commission will sponsor National Youth Week from April 28 to May 5. Activities open with a kite tournament and a jacks contest at Elis Park at 1 p.m. T Ray Frame leads the kite event and Margaret Grunewald runs the jacks contest for boys and girls of all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Playground Commission
Clare Nichols
Elis Park
T. Ray Frame
Margaret Grunewald
Marriage Licenses Listed in Marion Cedar Rapids and Clinton
Marriage licenses show Cyrus E Fox and Grace Thorn burg of Marion Edward P Dougherty and Kath leen Butler of Cedar Rapids John J Melsha and Lucille Ade line Sovers of Cedar Rapids Ludwig Jannsen and Flora Martinsen of Clinton Hollis Overturf and DeAlda Manfold of DuMont Rogers Thomas Elizen Jr and Edith Mac Breland of Tylertown Miss A Want Ad hints at a plowing job opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus E. Fox
Grace Thornburg
Marion
Edward P. Dougherty
Kathleen Butler
Cedar Rapids
John J. Melsha
Lucille Adeline Sovers
Ludwig Jannsen
Flora Martinsen
Clinton
Hollis
Overturf
DeAlda Manfold
DuMont
Rogers Thomas Elizen, Jr
Edith Mac Breland
Tylertown
Miss
Can Epilepsy Be Inherited and Cured
An advertisement offers a free booklet with opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy as an inherited condition and whether it can be cured. To receive, readers should write to the Education Division Dept 678 535 Fifth Ave New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
New York
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Linn County Board OF Supervisors
Bertram Rapaeee
Boulder
Brown
College Sescee
Fairfax Vis
Fryotte
Franklin
Grant Ves
Jackson
Vwi Linnae
Maine
Montor
Marton
Otter Croek
Putnany
Sprins Grove
Albrich
Anderson Laura
Bertram
Anthony L
Allen Motor Co
Poor
CAT
Aments
E M. Poor
Arnold Frank
Archer Frank
Anthony C J
Allen Motor Co. Co Eng
Beranek
Sears
Boerte Biblical Cetlese
Dodedaon’s
Beatty Mortuary
Poor Druss
Blaul's Sons Co John
Butters Store
Bartrick Grace
Bruyn Elizabeth
Teedeee
Buttram Ida
Diexrud_ Tillie
Buser Frank
Bedell-Nissen Company
Boulder Two
Binuls Sons Company
John, Co Home
Barton-Warner. Company
O.f
Barron Motor Inc
Berry George L. Gravel
Bankers Trust Company
Inton Court House
Cook T F. Assessor
Maine Two
Clark Ross
Cnum
Crescent Macaroni and Cracker Company
Central City News-Letter
Charlie's Service
Overseer Poor
C. R. Auto
Glinton Two
Candler Evelyn
Conwell O L
Curran
Ellen
Clark W
Condon DL
Deditz Jr Joseph
Frank C
Assessor
Buffalo Two
Dunn John E
Dunn
F. C
Davis Groc
Dolph
L. Ho
Doolittle A. A
Drehouse Frank
Arthur W
Chas
Elmore
Burl
Ehrenberner Adolph
Eckert
V. A
Flenders_ Studio
Drue Co
Fry & Blam
Forbes Bertha
Larmers Elevator Coqual Fuel
Grishaber
Mary
Gorsuch
Ethel
Grayston
Geographical Pub Co
Libr Books
Holsineer
Ingtan
Hess Marionie Co
Hann
O'Seer
Hanna
Hetheringtons
House of the Good Shepherd
Hersch
T Frank
Haman
Henry
Lula J
Lonn Assa
Hamilton
Hottie
Sedges Co
Marcourt Land
Hoover
Harner Rose O
S.se Hottinger
Fred
Hogstan Sam
Huston Sherman
Kealy Frank
Hayek
Hubbard Ice & Fuel Co
Harper & McIntire Co
Clubs
M’creery
Rebekah Lodge
St. Paul’s Aid No
John Connor
Mrs
F. J. Check
Trinity
Bungalow Cooking School
M. M. Liderich
Spokane
Wash
Patricia Makinson
Avenue
Central Park Church
Henry Hunter
Progressive Club
John Hamer
Fifth Street
Charles Snyder
Henry A. Stearns
Baumhoefener ‘Nursery
Marengo
St. James Church
Harry Tucker
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Twentieth Street
Twelfth Avenue
R. E. Baskind
Roosevelt Hotel
M. Jacobson
First Avenue W
Cliff Foreman
Second Street SE
Buehler
Fresh Hearts
Haddock
BY Claude Callan
Dan
W. A. Faulkner
Cinder Blocks Company
Ninth Street
E. J. Clements
Betty
Jean Rissler
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
H. D. Rissler
Post Office Department
Gn Salvation Army
Philippines
Walther
Trinity’ ‘Lutheran
McKinley Auditorium
Rixy
Mallory
Greer
Aricci
Aree
Smulekofff
Smulekoff
Third Avenue
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