Coe Esquire Club Honors Seniors At Annual Spring Dance
The Coe college Esquire Club hosted its annual spring dance in the Recreation room to honor senior members. Maurice Flack entertained as campus magician with diplomas presented as part of the program and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Esquire Club
Esquire
Coe College
Maurice Flack
Paul C. Greene
James B. Hodgson
Ray T. Wendland
Althea Daleske
Ben Jump
Betty Newcomb
Fred Dice
Betty McBride
Alvin Hurtt
Mary Pauline Adams
Loyal Meek
Lois Tankersley
Carl Koehn
Marilyn Chyle
Earl Kee
Phyllis Herrmann
Waite Durfee
Fannie Paschell
John Bickel
Ruth Andresen
Bob Ratner
Caroline Benesh
Steven Barwick
Betty Phipps
Bob Doolittle
Betty Sharp
John Kohl
Rose Marie Blomquist
Fred Uhlenhopp
Rebecca Altmili
Bob Blaine
Betty Davenport
John Cabinett
Jean Knight
Gage Smith
Ruth Mo Anderson
James Leehman
Geraldine James
James Hodgson
Harriet Zimmerman
Don Weimer
Bernice Beerman
Charles Cheinke
Pat Hinshaw
Estelle Bachelder
Travelers Return From Weekend to Cedar Rapids
Monday morning saw Cedar Rapids residents return home after weekend trips. The Marshall family from Crescent Street SE visited New York City and Washington, while Dr. W N Keck of Coe College hosted at Keosauqua. Other travelers planned to attend Drake Relays and Ames sorority events with several Coe and Town State students involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Clare R. Marshall
Crescent Street
Hal
Diane
New York City
Washington
Marshall
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
New York
Iowa
W. N. Keck
Coe College
Keosauqua
Des Moines
Betsy Fiedin
Nineteenth Street SE
Mary Jane Plate
Park Avenue
Bonnie Schermerhorn
Waorhees Hall
Fiedin
Miss Plate
Coe
Town State
Ames
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Carl G Helming
Edward H Files
S. T Hootman
Robert Ure
Rk, Hunter
Ruth Coon Steninger
Wellman
Chester W. Crowell
Zea Flenmken
Steninger
Round Table
Hootman
Harold Severn
Davenport
Ure
Jonson Perkins
Betty Winn
Mary Kay Fiebig
Barbara Ringer
Louise Leonard
Beulah Slocum Weds Irving Shirley At Little Brown Church
Miss Beulah Slocum daughter of Mrs Nellie Slocum of Rudd wed Irving C Shirley son of unknown at the Little Brown church in Nashua in a noon ceremony. Mrs Shirley is a graduate nurse at St Luke s hospital and Mr Shirley works at Kilborn Photo paper company. They reside at 1717 C avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Slocum
Fifth Avenue SE
Nellie Slocum
Rudd
Irving C. Shirley
C Avenue NE
Little Brown
Nashua
Shirley
St. Luke's Hospital
Kilborn Photo Paper Company
Cedar Rapids group to visit Iowa City Hiking Club
A Cedar Rapids group will be guests of the Iowa City Hiking Club on Monday evening. Attending are Mr and Mrs. Clare R. Marshall, Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Moon, Mr and Mrs. Herbert S. Stamats, and Dr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City Hiking Club
Clare R. Marshall
B. J. Moon
Herbert S. Stamats
Wayne J. Foster
Banquet for Mothers and Daughters at First Congregational
Mothers and daughters of the First Congregational church plan a Friday dinner and program at 6 15 p m for the annual mother-daughter banquet. Mrs Frank W Fisher chairs with Mrs R W Hubbard assisting. Toastmaster is C J Lynch Jr. The program features songs, duets, toasts, and musical numbers with multiple Church members listed as participants. Reservations with Mrs Fisher at 5620.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters
First Congregational Church
Frank W. Fisher
R W Hubbard
C. J. Lynch, Jr
Ronald Moore
Edward Lee
H. F. Blomquist
Hubbard
Mary Hubbard
E. O. Samuelson
Alma Fern
Joseph Holec
Marilyn Hauser
Camp Wire
Sandra Schenefelt
Pirno
Margaret Foster
Doris Hines
Mrs. Fisher
Dial
Mary Donahue's Fifth Birthday Party
Mary Donahue celebrated her fifth birthday with a luncheon for ten at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs R A Donahue 1953 Blake boulevard SE. Grandparents Mr and Mrs F G Donahue of Hampton and Mrs Fred Small attended along with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Donahue
R. A Donahue
Blake Boulevard
F. G. Donahue
Hampton
Fred Small
Ruth Radloff
Jane Wright
Bobby Zimmerman
Susan Whit Jock
Suzanne Williams
Ann Lichtenstein
Richard and
Lloyd Lea
Dick Donahue
Janet Young
Mason City
Moorman and Thomas Families Swap Homes on Moving Day
Mr and Mrs E F Moorman and son Bobby moved Monday from 2100 Grande Ave SE to 2267 Washington Ave SE, the former Carl D Thomas home. In the same move the Thomas family relocated to 1927 Bever Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Moorman
Bobby
Grande Avenue
Carl D Thomas
Washington Avenue
Thomas
Bever Avenue
Mrs William Williams Fetes At Bridal Shower
A bathroom gift shower hosted by Mrs Robert Conrad on Ellis Road NW honored Mrs William Williams, the recent bride. Attending were Miss Cecelia Johnson, Twy lah Huston, Jeanne Morgan, Ruth Subotnik, Lois McBroom, Florine Fields, Joan Grissel, Naida Williams and Mesdames Richard Straley, Bruce Merrifield, J E Johnson, D I Williams, Carl Conrad. Mrs Elmer Grissel assisted the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Conrad
Ellis Road
William Williams
Cecelia Johnson
Twylah Huston
Jeanne Morgan
Ruth Subotnik
Lois McBroom
Florine Fields
Joan Grissel
Naida Wilams
Richard Straley
Bruce Merrifield
J. E. Johnson
D. I. Williams
Carl Conrad
Elmer Grissel
Daughters of Isabella Initiation Held in Davenport
Mrs Emma Miles regent and officers attended the initiation service for Our Ladys of Lourdes circle in Davenport Sunday. A class of 22 was initiated in the K C club rooms and a banquet followed at the Hotel Black Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Miles
Henrietta Kelly
Mary E. McDonnell
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Our Lads of Lourdes Circle
Davenport
K. C
Blackhawk
S S Club Elects Officers At Delia O Rourke Home
Members met at Delia O Rourke home Thursday evening to elect officers. Delia O Rourke is president joined by Mildred Ryan as vice president Mary Ellen Bevins secretary and Betty Radeke treasurer with Jean Fredrick as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S S. Club
Delia O'Rourke
Mildred Ryan
Mary Ellen Bevins
Betty Radeke
Jean Fredrick
Linge Hosts Card Club Evening at Cedar Rapids Home
Mr and Mrs Carl K Linge hosted their card club Sunday night at their residence following dinner at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Attending were Mr and Mrs Allen Nash Mr and Mrs R D Spears and Mr and Mrs H M Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl K. Linge
Twenty-third Street Drive
Card Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Allen Nash
R. D. Spears
H. M. Murdock
Jimmie Morse Fetes Ninth Birthday at Home
Jimmie Morse son of Mr and Mrs HoH Morse 2625 Beverave nue SE celebrated his ninth birthday Saturday afternoon with an ice cream and cake party at their home Seventeen friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Morse
Mrs
Hoh. Morse
Beverave
Weekend guests from Des Moines visit Madison pair
Mr and Mrs Frank A Heald hosted weekend visitors Mr and Mrs Carl Weeks of Des Moines at their 1615 Grande avenue SE home as they traveled home after a Madison Wisconsin visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Heald
Grande Avenue SE
Carl Weeks
Des Moines
Madison
Wis
Scribblers' Group to Meet at Andersons Home
The Scribblers' group of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids will meet Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Ernest W Anderson, 224 Eighteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribblers
Andersons
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Ernest W. Anderson
Eighteenth Street
Shower Honors Daughter-in-Law at Van Horne Home
Mrs Dorothea Grady of Cedar Rapids hosted twenty guests at her son’s home in Van Horne Saturday afternoon for a shower honoring her daughter in law. Out of town attendees included Mrs Arnold Cornelius and Mrs Edward Cornelius of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Grady
Cedar Rapids
van Horne
Donald Grady
Arnold Cornelius
Edward Cornelius
Shomler’s Daughter Rosann Weds Robert Berry in Palos Verdes
Rosann Shomler married Robert E. Berry on April 26 in an outdoor patio ceremony at La Venta Ina Palos Verdes Estates. Rev R B Mac Cauley officiated before 30 guests. The couple will reside in Los Angeles after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Webster Shomler
Avenue NE
Rosann
Robert E. Berry
E. C. Berry
Marengo
la Venta Ina
Palos Verdes Estates
Pacific Ocean
R. B. MacCauley
Orange
Calif
Miss Shomler
Thelma Shomler
Paul Montgomery
Mr. Berry
Cecile Bruner
Berry
University of Iowa
The
State University
Theta Xi Social Fraternity
University of California At
Los Angeles
Curtis Publishing Company
Mrs Bready to Speak on Finland Over WMT
Mrs Charles J Bready will broadcast a travelogue on Finland over WMT Cedar Rapids Tuesday at 345 pm She spent 16 days in Helsinki studying art music and social customs presenting historical background and timely facts The program was arranged by Mrs H Heiserman radio chairman of WMT for the Iowa State Federation of Women's clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Bready
Europe
Dr. Bready
St. Paul's Church
Finland
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Helsingfors
H. Heiserman
Iowa State Federation of Women's Clubs
Mount Mercy Alumnae Host Mother-Daughter Tea
Mount Mercy alumnae plan a mother and daughter tea next Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. at Mount Mercy junior college. Committee members are Charlotte Hubbard chairing with Delores Fagan Elizabeth Dearborn Helen Hanley and Mrs A L Nase Jr. The committee met at Mrs. Robert Nelsons home on Twenty Sixth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Mount Mercy Junior College
Charlotte Hubbard
Deelores Fagan
Elizabeth Dearborn
Helen Hanley
A. L. Nase
Robert Nelson
Twenty-sixth Street
Teens Honored At Theater Supper Party
Miss Betty Anne Klimes and Mary Jayne Klassen were feted on their birthdays by the Teen-Ettes club. Hostess Miss Jane Dorman of 507 B Avenue NW led the theater-supper party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Anne Klimes
Mary Jayne Klassen
Teen-ettes Club
Jane Dorman
Avenue NW
Beattys Host 25th Wedding Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Clarence W Beatty of 348 Garden Drive SE welcomed 40 to 50 guests for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The open house began at 3 PM with daughter Barbara Beatty assisting, along with Margaret Ann Halloren N C Burleson Alex Hallgren and Ed Flaherty. Gifts were received by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Beatty
Garden Drive
Betwen
Barbara Beatty
Margaret Ann Halloren
N. C. Burleson
Alex Hallgren
Ed Flaherty
Beatty
Wednesday Shakespeare closes 45th year at anniversary luncheon
The Wednesday Shakespeare club marks its forty fifth year with a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club attended by 45 members and guests. Retiring president Mrs J M Dinwiddie opened remarks, with Mrs W C Bernstorf managing social plans and daisies and roses decorating tables. Mrs L B Gray handled place cards with Shakespearean quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday
Shakespeare Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
J. M. Dinwiddie
W. C. Bernstorf
Shakespeare Garden
Ellis Park
L. B Gray
C. T Hickok
Association
Harold R. Trewin
W. R. Grissel
Mexine Shipton
Lois Grissel
Dean Stucker
Arthur C. Deamer
Dinwiddie
Jimmie Borschel Fourth Birthday Party At Home
Jimmie Jay Borschel celebrated his fourth birthday with a party at his home 326 Thirty-fifth Street NE. Guests included Marlene Schmidt Sally Lou Borschel Darwin Van Skike Jr Patty Kaye French Sandra Schmidt Bobby and Shirley Sadilek Alice Jean Long Ida Mae Bye Terry McCarthy Benny Schneider Bobby Peddycourt Peter Miller and several Mesdames. Out of town grandparents E J Yeoman Mrs Glenn Clark of Boone attended. Assisting hostess was Mrs Frank Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Jay Borschel
Kenneth Borschel
Thirty-fifth Street
Marlene Schmidt
Sally Lou Borschel
Darwin van Skike
Patty Kaye French
Sandra Schmidt
Bobby
Shirley Sadilek
Alice Jean Long
Ida Mae Bye
Terry McCarthy
Benny Schneider
Bobby Peddycourt
Peter Miller
Robert Sadilek
Dorwin van Skike
Howard Bye
L. P. Juhl
George Storppel
E. J. Yeoman
Glenn Clark
Boone
Frank Long
ISU students Phillip Klass and Vernice France weekend visitors
Phillip Klass a junior electrical engineering student at Iowa State College Ames and Vernice France of Cherokee also an ISU student spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond N Klass 1945 Bever Avenue SE. Klass will take part in the Veishea debate May 10 and serves on the Veishea publicity staff and helps prepare the electrical engineering college float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Klass
Iowa State College
Ames
Vernice France
Cherokee
Iowa State
Klass
Raymond N. Klass
Bever Avenue
Veishea
Electrical Engineering College
Doughnut Sale Totals Reported for City Groups
All Camp Fire groups in the city sold a grand total of 430 Dozen doughnuts during the recent sale. The top selling groups reported a combined total of 192 Dozen.
Service Club Meets and Plans May Events
A Service club meeting at the Community house discussed upcoming events. Members listed include Mesdames Klingler Foster Paulson Wasendorf Serbousch Bartholomew and Miss Briles Bender Foster. Visitors A Benda Lamberson Weld Summers. A dinner party for 46 was held last Thursday. New member Mary Church joined. Plans include a May 15 card party and a May 25 26 fishing party. The Sewing Circle cast meets Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
H. Klingler
L. Foster
B. Paulson
L. Wasendorf
M. Serbousch
B. Bartholomew
Clara Briles
Elizabeth Bender
Marvel Foster
A. Benda
R. Lamberson
R. Weld
R Summers
Calls on church to keep U S from war
Peace Worker Kirby Page urged First Baptist crowds that Americans must reject war to protect civilization. He argued true Christianity requires insight, faith, and courage to oppose aggression and warned a prolonged conflict would bring famine, tyranny, civil war, and anarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
America
Kirby Page
First Baptist Church
United States
Hitler
Page
Gift Shower Held by Home Rebekah Lodge Names Mrs Weymer
Thursday night members of Home Rebekah lodge held a gift shower at Mrs Roy Jackman’s home on IX street for Mrs Noel Weymer formerly Miss Isabel Jackman before her marriage on April 10. Cards and bingo provided entertainment with many Mesdames and Misses attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Roy Jackman
IX Street
Noel Weymer
Isabel Jackman
Viola Kucera
Maude Havorka
Wilma Moorman
Elsie Henry
Wanda Henry
Ada Stone
Rose Stoddard
Pauline Griffith
Fern Berry
Jennie Montanaro
Bertha de Mers
Loretta Patter
Merle Burlingame
Bess Wilson
Lillian Neff
Dorothy Novatns
Mr. Matson
Henry Ellis
Beta Iota Honors Miss Rilla Cheney Farewell Dinner
Beta Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi honored Miss Rilla Cheney with a farewell dinner at the LaFayette club room before her move to California. Guests included Nelle Edwin Frances O'Meara Vinetta Tiffany Pauline Mathieson Verba Parker Bernice Monahan Stella Chroanoski Eleanor Condon Anita Dolan Marie Hronek Audrey Carruthers Dorothy Lockridge Doris Glime Char lene Canaday and Mary Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilla Cheney
California
Beta Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
LaFayette Club
Miss Cheney
Miss Nelle Edwin
Frances O'Meara
Vinetta Tiffany
Pauline Matheison
Verba Parker
Bernice Monahan
Stella Chroanoski
Eleanor Condon
Anita Dolan
Marie Hronek
Audrey Carruthers
Dorothy Lockridge
Doris Glime
Charlene Canaday
Mary Gibson
Donnie Wells Fête Marks His Second Birthday
Mrs. C. B. Wells hosted a birthday gathering at 1316 Fourth Street NW honoring her son Donnie on his second birthday. Attendees included Mrs. Carl Johnson, Jerry and Bonnie, Mrs. Russell Larson and Sylvia, Sandra and Rebecca Rose, Nina Kennedy, and Carole Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Wells
Fourth Street NW
Donnie
Carl Johnson
Jerry
Bonnie
Russell Larson
Sylvia
Sandra
Rebecca Rose
Nina Kennedy
Carole Dale
Mrs Wallace Visits In Five HW Lynott Home
Mrs David A Wallace of Chicago arrived in the city to spend two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs John H Lynott at 1535 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wallace
HW. Lynott
David A. Wallace
Chicago
City
John H. Lynott
Fourth Avenue SE
Catholic Book Club Meets With Review Of My Catholic Neighbors
Mrs. L. M. Ford hosts Catholic book club at 307 Crescent Drive SE on Tuesday at 1 15 pm. Mrs. T. V. Hoagland reviews My Catholic Neighbors by Sam Atkinson. Meeting will be followed by tea.
Grace Walpole Circle Luncheon Held at Cedar Rapids Club
Grace Walpole circle of the King's Daughters met for a luncheon Monday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club with Mrs Glenn C Wheeler as hostess. A business meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Walpole
the King's Daughters
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Glenn C. Wheeler
Hopwood Heads Police Identification Bureau
Robert Hopwood, fingerprint man at the police department, was appointed superintendent of the new bureau of identification by Safety Commissioner Wes Benesh. His salary is $160 a month, and he reports to the chief of police and the safety commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hopwood
Police Department
Bureau of Identification
Wes Benesh
Hopwood
Elected Head of Ministerial Assn in Cedar Rapids
The Rev. S. L. Barnhart pastor of the Church of the Brethren was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association Monday. He succeeds the Rev. George A. Stauffacher of First Evangelical church. Other officers named include the Rev. W. G. Rowley of Trinity Methodist church as vice president and B. J. Paroulek of Has Memorial Presbyterian as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Barnhart
Church of the Brethren
Cedar Rapids
Page urges peace over war in Cedar Rapids talk
Dr Page told youths that defending evil with evil fails and warned that armaments provoke destruction. He compared Norway invasion to Roman Palestine subjugation and called for aggressive goodness. His Sunday talks were sponsored by local peace groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Norway
Palestine
Peace Committee
Cedar Rapids
City Condemns House At 1015 15th St SE
The residence at 1015 Fifteenth Street SE, owned by Harry Pratt, was condemned as unfit for human habitation by the city council acting as a board of wealth. The roof leaks and there are filthy conditions along with no sewer connection. Tenants have been occupying the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Street
Harry Pratt
Board of Wealth
Tony Trusty
Bob Blahnik
George H Cockburn Named To City Plan Board
Mayor Frank Hahn named George H Cockburn to the city plan commission to fill the unexpired term of the late Mrs C L Douglass. He will serve until January 1 1942. Reappointments include Thomas L Crabb and Jess A Kitterman to the playground commission until May 9 1943 and T R Warriner to the river front improvement commission until May 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Cockburn
Frank Hahn
City Plan Commission
C. L. Douglass
Thomas L. Crabb
Jess A. Kitterman
Playground Commission
T. R. Warriner
River Front Improvement Commission
Rev Coolidge Elected Head of Iowa Church Group
The Rev RN Coolidge pastor of the Church of God in Cedar Rapids was elected president of the Iowa young people's organization at the denomination's convention closing in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RN. Coolidge
Church of God
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Young People's Organization
Clinton
Tells Rotarians Small Colleges Are Safeguards For American Democracy
The Rev. William A. Jacobs told a Rotary club lunch at the Roosevelt hotel that small colleges not state controlled are key safeguards for democracy. He cited religious freedom tolerance integrity honesty responsibility and belief in peaceful reform as essential. He urged consent of government and nonviolent change as core democratic tenets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Jacobs
First Congregational Church
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Jacobs
Cedar Rapids Sokols Transfer to Western Division Honor
The Cedar Rapids Sokol association moved from the central to the western division of the national Sokol society. A banquet and program at Sokol hall featured Sokol leaders from Omaha and the western division, with toastmaster S V Shonka and many speakers including Simon Rokusek and Ludvig Paloucek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Sokol Association
National Sokol Association
Sokol
Omaha
S. V. Shonka
Simon Rokusek
Ludvig Paloucek
Maria Ptak
Sokolky Tyrs
Marie Mach
Sokolky Omaha
Louis Cinek
Sokols South Omaha
Raymond Pospishil
Sokols
Frank Venek
South Omaha
Agnes Fiala
Sokolky
Frank Kopecky
Thomas Suchomel
Sokol Society
Anna
Giant Sequoias Rise High Yet Shallow Roots
Sequoia trees reach nearly 300 feet tall while their root systems stay largely within six feet of the surface. This unusual growth pattern reflects the trees’ adaptation to their deep, nutrient rich soils.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irving Shirley
Little Brown Church
Iowa City
Kresge’s
Kresge
Tackle
Jie
DuPont
Nylon
Firet Ave
First Congregationalists
S. S. Club
For All
Hallmark Cards
Holden-Kawler
3Rd St. SE
Emily
Care K. Linges
Frank Healds
Rosann Sitomler
Mount Mercy Alumnae
C. W. Beattys
Jimmie Borschel
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Finkham
Lydie E. Fishham
Army and Navy
Congress
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Church of the Brethren On
Stalin
Dr. Page
Mrs. Wells
Catholic Book Club
Fishers Kemble
Ministerial Assn
Rev. S. L. Barnhart
15Th St
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids Sokols
1St Ave. SE
Krebs
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