Miss Eloise Heath to Leave for Blandford Farewell
Intervening period keeps younger group busy with farewells as Miss Eloise Heath daughter of Mr and Mrs Merritt R Heath prepares to spend summer with sister Mrs Francis Buresh in Blandford Mass She will enroll at Westfield College in the fall and accompany the Bureshes for a motor east Open house yesterday afternoon hosted by Heath with 25 to 30 guests Wallflowers club plans a buffet supper tonight at Miss Dorothy Boisen home with numerous attendees from the local social circle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Heath
Merritt R. Heath
Washington Avenue
Blandford
Mass
Francis Buresh
Mr. Buresh
Miss Heath
Westfield College
Westfield
Gladys Linge
Jeanne Puckett
Ruth Ann Hasek
Kathryn Fitzpatrick
Elkader
Breakfast Parties for Mrs Henry Files in City Visit
Morning entertaining was in vogue Tuesday and Wednesday for social courtesies to Mrs. Henry M. Files of Syracuse visiting the city. Tuesday Mrs J Max Widmer hosted a garden breakfast for ten guests at 2336 Blake boulevard SE. Wednesday morning Mrs Neil Montgomery hosted breakfast at 2336 Linden drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Files
Syracuse
J. Max Widmer
Blake Boulevard
Files
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
Pi Beta Phi Luncheon Guests From Iowa City
Motoring to Iowa City to be guests at a Pi Beta Phi sorority luncheon Wednesday afternoon were the Misses Jeanne Marshall Barbara Marshall Jessie Benson Margaret Ann Foster and Phyllis Hatton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Jeanne Marshall
Barbara Marshall
Jessie Benson
Margaret Ann Foster
Phyllis Hatton
Markland Couple Host Salem Visitor From Illinois
A house guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Markland Jr at 1229 Memorial Drive SE is Mrs. Robert Hawkins of Salem Illinois. She will be there until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Markland, Jr
Memorial Drive
Robert Hawkins
Salem, Ill
M. M. Club Tours Amana Colonies After Dutch Lunch
Twelve members of the M. M. club motored to the Amana colonies on Tuesday for a Dutch treat luncheon, followed by a tour of the colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Club
Amana
Brush Chapel Offers Air Conditioned Services in Cedar Rapids
Modern patrons demand comfort even in public spaces and funeral homes. In Cedar Rapids, the Brush Chapel provides air conditioned services at all rites, underscoring a trend toward comfort. Brush Chapel Telephone is 28837.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Brush
Brush Chapel
Dinner for Dorothy Stritesky and John Threlkeld
Miss Dorothy Stritesky and John H Threlkeld will wed Thursday. A bridal dinner for sixteen will be hosted Wednesday by Mr and Mrs R M Threlkeld at 317 Seventeenth Street NE. Guests include Miss Frances Ring Miss Pauline OConnor and Robert Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stritesky
John H. Threlkeld
Mr. Threlkeld
R. M. Threlkeld
Seventeenth Street
Frances Ring
Pauline O’connor
Robert Hastings
Yesslers Return Home From Western Trip
Mr and Mrs J U Yessler and their daughter Joan returned home from a vacation in Colorado and Nebraska. They traveled by car and train visiting Cheley Camp Estes Park Colo Omaha Elliott Ia and stayed with friends Jane Young and a Yessler sister before resuming their journey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U. Yessler
Fourth Avenue SE
Joan Yessler
Colorado
Mrs Buchanan Leaves After Extended Visit
Mrs R E Buchanan of New York City formerly of Cedar Rapids has left for Chicago after a five week stay with her sister Mrs H E Pfeiffer and Dr Pfeiffer at 1846 Third Avenue SE. In Chicago she will visit her son Ralph Buchanan and then return to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Buchanan
New York City
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
H. E. Pfeiffer
Dr. Pfeiffer
Third Avenue SE
Ralph Buchanan
New York
Miss Lida Tallman Arrives for Tulsa Visit
Miss Lida Tallman of Tulsa Oklahoma will arrive Thursday to spend two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs J M Tallman at 2608 Bever Avenue SE. Tallman serves as program secretary of the Tulsa YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Tallman
Tulsa
Okla
J. M. Tallman
Bever Avenue
Miss Tallman
The
Tulsa Y
Mrs. T. T. Lynch Hosts Luncheon At Country Club
Mrs. T. T. Lynch of 2416 Fourth Avenue SE hosted the second luncheon in a series at the Country club on Wednesday noon. Twenty-two guests were seated, garden flowers decorated the tables, and bridge was played at four tables after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Lynch
Fourth Avenue SE
Country Club
Eileen Kennedys Birthday Party Noted In Early Celebration
Eileen Kennedy daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen Kennedy celebrated her tenth birthday Sunday at 2916 Favenue NE. Friends enjoyed games with prizes awarded to Joanne Veley Helen Marie Nolan Norma Jean Hanus and Wayne Burger. Refreshments followed. guests included Jean Ironside Shirlene Wright Mary Jane Delbridge Jimmie and Tommie Nolan Robert Veley and Eugene Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Kennedy
Owen Kennedy
Joanne Veley
Helen Marie Nolan
Norma Jean Hanus
Wayne Burger
Jean Ironside
Shirlene Wright
Mary Jane Delbridge
Jimmie and
Tommie Nolan
Robert Veley
Eugene Kennedy
Birthday honors for Elmer A Beach at Holmes home
A family reunion at Mr and Mrs Ernest Holmes home celebrated Elmer A Beach marking his seventy seventh birthday on July 26. Guests traveled from Cedar Rapids Dysart and Davenport to join the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Holmes
Credit Women's Breakfast Honors Bride Elect Dorothy Dawson
Twenty eight members met Wednesday morning in the Montrose hotel Corn room to honor Dorothy Dawson, bride elect of Charles Barnett. Miss Vivian Shakespeare sang two numbers with accompanist Miss Ethel McFarlane. A gift was presented to Miss Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Montrose Hotel
Dorothy Dawson
Charles Barnett
Vivian Shakespeare
Ethel McFarlane
Dawson
Lightharts Visit Liants and Cedar Rapids Ties
Mr and Mrs George Lightharts visit their Cedar Rapids connections joining Mr and Mrs J B Lighthart at 1525 First Avenue East and B F Hill at 321 Seventeenth Street NE with their daughter Joan, formerly of Cedar Rapids, now in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lighthart
Los Angeles
Joan
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Lighthart
First Avenue E
B. F. Hill
Seventeenth Street
Miss Zalesky Arrives to Spend Month with LA Relative
Miss Mary Louise Zalesky of Los Angeles arrived to spend a month with her mother Mrs. Margaret Zalesky at 912 Seventh Street SE and with her brother and sisters, according to local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Zalesky
Los Angeles
Margaret Zalesky
Seventh Street
Bailey visit ends as Oklahoma couple returns home
Mr. and Mrs. Letcher Bailey of Oklahoma City return to their home after a visit with Mrs. Bailey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Heal, at 1654 First Avenue East. The brief item notes the travel completion and addresses one household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher Bailey
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mr Dunlop on Visit with Grandson to Long Island
T O Dunlop of 1414 Fourth Avenue SE and his grandson Donald plan a month long visit with Andrew Dunlop in Long Island New York. The trip aims to spend time with family and explore regional sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Dunlop
Fourth Avenue SE
Donald
Mr. Dunlop
Andrew Dunlop
Long Island, N, Y
Mrs Amos Melberg and daughter aboard Cunard North Star
On a late summer cruise to Canada Mrs Amos Melberg of 316 Nineteenth Street SE and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Melberg are pictured aboard the Cunard liner North Star before sailing from New York City last Saturday. They will visit Halifax the Gaspe peninsula and Saguenay river ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Amos Melberg
Nineteenth Street
Elizabeth Melberg
Cunard
North Star
New York City
Halifax
Gaspe Peninsula
Saguenay River
Piano Pupils Recital By Prof Daehler At Home
Professor Daehler presents a recital Thursday at 3 30 p m for pupils at 1800 Second Avenue SE. Program entries include Cherubic melodies and folk tunes by Armstrong Barlow Moon and others with Daehler and Ruth Label performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daehler
Max Daehler
Second Avenue SE
Mrs Don Christle Showered by Jakubciks and Gambles
Mrs Joseph Jakubcik and Mrs John Gamble hosted about 140 guests Thursday night at the C S P S hall for Mrs Don Christle formerly Miss Lud mila Jakubcik. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Jakubcik of 86 Twentieth Avenue SW. Mr Christie is son of Mrs John Gamble of 65 Twentieth Avenue SW and works for the Electric Machinery company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jakubcik
John Gamble
C. S. P. S. Hall
Don Christle
Ludmila Jakubcik
Twentieth Avenue
Christie
The
Electric Machinery Company
Glen I Low Leaves for Richmond Calif After Vacation
Glen I. Low departed Tuesday for Richmond California after a monthlong visit with sisters Miss Grace Low and Miss Elizabeth Low at 850 Daniels Street NE. He works with Standard Oil Company of California and plans a trip to Hawaii in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen I. Low
Richmond
Calif
Grace
Elizabeth Low
Daniels Street
Fairfax W. C. O. F. Court Meeting and Prizes
Fairfax W C O F court No 769 met Monday night in St Patricks auditorium after the business session. Banco was played with prizes awarded to Leota Stark Mrs Behle and Irene Lefebvre. Refreshments were served to thirty members by hostesses Mary Selzer Ella Moynihan and Blanche Womochil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. QO. F! Court No
Fairfax
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Banco
Leota Stark
Mrs. Behle
Irene Lefebvre
Mary Selzer
Ella Moynihan
Blanche Womochil
Mrs Moseley Travels From Cedar Rapids to Traer
Mrs. A B Moseley of Daytona Beach Florida formerly of Cedar Rapids left Wednesday for Traer after visiting relatives and friends in Cedar Rapids Her hosts were Mrs C P Stansby and Mr and Mrs F J Kouba In Traer she will visit her mother Mrs A Gravatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Moseley
Daytona Beach
Fla
Cedar Rapids
Traer
C. P. Stansby
Second Avenue
F. J. Kouba
Traet
Kazebier Family Heads East for World’s Fair Visit
Mr and Mrs R A Kazebier of 2011 Second Street SW and their daughter Mrs James Gibson of Tucson Arizona left Monday for Bellrose Long Island New York to visit relatives and attend the world’s fair Marvin Kazebier who has been east for six weeks will join them en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Kazebier
Second Street SW
James Gibson
Tucson
Ariz
Bellrose
Long Island
N. Y
Marvin Kazebier
East
Mrs Edward Hudson Honored at Picnic Supper
Miss Esther Lundine and others entertained at a picnic supper Tuesday evening at Miss Lundine’s home 3881 First Avenue East Cedar Rapids honoring Mrs Edward Hudson of Long Beach California formerly Ann Bartosh of Cedar Rapids with Miss Nora Lydon and Mrs Joe Matus as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Lundine
Nora Lydon
Joe Matus
Lundine
First Avenue E
Edward Hudson
Long Beach
Calif
Ann Bartosh
Cedar Rapids
Gorman couple completes western motor trip
Mr and Mrs Ray Gorman of 605 First Avenue West returned from a motor journey through the Bad Lands Black Hills and Yellowstone National Park. On the return they paused in Salt Lake City and attended the rodeo in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gorman
First Avenue W
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Returned from Two Week Fishing Vacation
Mr and Mrs Alfred Krejca and son Billy along with Mr and Mrs LeRoy Henecke and Mrs J W Krejca have returned from a two weeks fishing trip at White Fish bay and Lake of the Woods in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Krejca
Billy
LeRoy Henecke
J. W. Krejca
White Fish Bay
Lake of the Woods
Canada
Foursome Takes House Party Route to Clear Lake
A group of four women camping and touring through the south spend a week at Clear Lake. They depart Wednesday morning from their Minneapolis area homes and plan to stay at a summer house owned by Mrs. Ward Baker. They will be joined there by Messrs Diebold Byrnes and Hanson for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
A. J. Diebold
Grande Avenue
Oliver Longueville
Nineteenth Street
Charles E. Byrnes
Third Avenue
H. E. Hanson
Bever Avenue
Clearlake
Mr. Diebold
Byrnes
Hanson
Irene Besta Weds Harry Brown At St. Wenceslaus Church
Irene J. Besta daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Besta 1830 Sixth Avenue SE became the bride of Harry Brown son of Mr and Mrs H B Brown 412 Fifteenth Street SE Thursday morning at the 7 oclock mass in St Wenceslaus church The Rev Joseph Surovy performed the single ring ceremony by candlelight The bride wore a white marquisette and lace gown over satin with a long train Her attendants wore peach and orchid gowns and lace caps The bridal party and immediate families were entertained at breakfast and at noon dinner was served at the Commonwealth tea room The couple left for a Wisconsin trip and will be at 1919 Second Street SW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene J. Besta
Louis Besta
Sixth Avenue SE
Harry Brown
H. B. Brown
Fifteenth Street SE
St. Wenceslaus Church
Joseph Surovy
Everette Bowen
Mary Laurencia
Panis Angelicus
Clarice Konzen
Dorothy Jandik
Lucile Besta
Commonwealth Tea Room
Besta
Brown
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Hom
Second Street
Kirkpatrick Leaves for West on Family Visit
Milton B. Kirkpatrick a Cedar Rapids native now a high school teacher in Cazenovia New York left Tuesday for Los Angeles after visits in Cedar Rapids and Marion He plans to stop and visit his brother Dean E Kirkpatrick aboard the U S S Utah at Bremerton Washington and in Los Angeles will see another brother E W Kirkpatrick While in Cedar Rapids he visited his mother Mrs D M Kirkpatrick 511 Sixth street SE and his sister Ethel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Kirkpatrick
Cedar Rapids
Cazenovia
N. Y
Los Angeles
Marion
Dean E. Kirkpatrick
Utah
Bremerton, Wash
E. W. Kirkpatrick
D. M. Kirkpatrick
Sixth Street
Ethel
Betsy Ross Theta Rho Girls Club Plans Meeting at YWCA
The Betsy Ross Theta Rho Girls club will hold a special meeting at the Y W C A Thursday at 5 p m to discuss traveling to Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Theta Rho
Clear Lake
Willie Willis Refuses Castor Oil Joke Tale
Willie Willis quips about doctors changing his oil as if he were a car, joking that he does not need castor oil. The remark reflects a humorous, folksy tone characteristic of the era's casual medical banter.
Miss Dorothy Ann Baxter Weds Boyd Owens of Palo
Mr and Mrs W J Baxter announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Ann to Boyd Owens son of Mr and Mrs J E Owens of Palo The wedding occurred at Manchester on July 22 They plan to reside on a farm near Palo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Baxter
Boyd Owens
Palo
Hearing Society Picnic Supper Held at Hoff Home
Mr and Mrs Warren Hoff inviting Cedar Rapids Society for the Hard of Hearing members to a picnic dinner at their Marion residence on Saturday at 4 p m Attendees should bring a covered dish and picnic supplies including sandwiches and other needs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hoff
Eighth Street
Marion
The
Cedar Rapids Society For the Hard of
Kriekards Return From Michigan Trip
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kriekard of 140 Twenty third street drive SE returned from a visit to Grand Rapids Michigan. They traveled via the northern peninsula of Michigan and Wisconsin to reach home after seeing Mr Kriekard's brother and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Kriekard
Twenty-third Street Drive
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mr. Kriekard
Michigan
Wisconsin
Miss Irene Placar Betrothal Celebrated in Jan Hus Church
In honor of Miss Irene Placar and her marriage to Edmund Beatty on Wednesday afternoon at the Jan Hus Memorial church, Miss Martha Lorence hosted a miscellaneous shower and midnight luncheon Friday with Emma Cuhel Leona Novak Marcella Stepanek and Esther Plucar among the guests. Saturday evening Miss Ruth Marek hosted a second miscellaneous shower for the bride with 23 guests and a late lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Placar
Edmund Beatty
Jan Hus Memorial Church
Martha Lorence
Emma Cuhel
Leona Novak
Marcella Stepanek
Esther Plucar
Ruth Marek
Return the loot before sympathy bid, says railway chief
J A Phillips, president of the Order of Railway Conductors, urged at a Kiwanis luncheon that England and France should return the loot of the Versailles treaty before seeking U S sympathy. He warned against Americans going to war in Europe and advocated Swiss restraint, recalling World War I lessons. He spoke after detailing his Geneva hours of service conference experiences and pressed noninvolvement unless U S soil is invaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hitler
Mussolini
England
France
United States
J. A. Phillips
Order of Railway Conductors
Kiwanis
Montrose Hotel
Mr. Phillips
Geneva
Switzerland
Europe
Consequences of Versailles Treaty Echo in Europe
The speaker argues that without the Versailles treaty there would be no rise of Hitler and Mussolini. He contends current European turmoil stems from the treaty’s terms and warns against its lasting fruits. The remark underscores ongoing debate over postwar arrangements and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
Congress Wise In Defeating Lending Bill Says Hoover
SALT LAKE CITY AP Former President Herbert Hoover said reporters that Congress’ defeat of the lending bill shows a wise Congress in killing the measure. He compared Roosevelt’s situation to his own fights with a rebellious Congress and cautioned the action did not end the New Deal, though it was a severe blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Hoover
White House
House
Two Women Hurt In Car Overturn On Palisades Road
A gravel skid on the Bertram Palisades road sent a car overturning injuring Mrs. Rose Bartlett of Pasadena California and Mrs. R. H. Edgar of 612 Sixteenth Street SE. Driver Mrs. L W Larson and passenger Mrs. Albert Fisher were uninjured. Both women were taken to Mercy hospital where Bartlett suffered shoulder injuries and lacerations and Edgar a back injury and a forehead gash. This marked the first emergency call by the new world’s fair ambulance with Red Cross attendants Don Condon and Arthur Zimmerman giving first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bartlett
Pasadena
Calif
R. H. Edgar
Sixteenth Street SE
Bertram-Palisades Road
L. W. Larson
Eighth Avenue SE
Albert Fisher
Nineteenth Street SE
Mercy Hospital
Bartlett
Edgar
Red Cross
Don Condon
Arthur Zimmerman
Linn County Registers 215 New Cars and 42 Trucks in July
The Linn County treasurer’s office reports 215 new car registrations for July, up from last July’s 157 but below the 278 in July 1937. Truck registrations totaled 42 for July, higher than 1938 and 1937 figures but below 1935’s 59 and 1936’s 49, with June at 43 and earlier months showing varied totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Crosley Auto Prize in Swell Contest Details
A swell contest offers a Crosley automobile as first prize. Readers are directed to pages 6 and 7 for full details and entry information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosley
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Movements
Dorothy Crowell of 601 avenue NW left Wednesday for haircuts at Hanna Barbers on Second avenue. Dr. Richard L. Naibert returned from two weeks of active military duty at Fort Des Moines. Milton Kirkpatrick of 511 Sixth street SE left Wednesday for Seattle, Vancouver and other Pacific coast points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Crowell
Avenue NW
Richard L. Naibert
Fort Des Moines
Milton Kirkpatrick
Sixth Street
Seattle
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Hedges Company Sells Cedar Rapids Properties Yesterday
The Hedges Company realtors reported several Cedar Rapids property sales completed yesterday as part of their local market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedges Company
Cedar Rapids
Couple Married in Cedar Rapids and Ely by Justice Churchill
Gerald Lewis Parkins of Ely and Delores R. Brecht of Cedar Rapids wed on Tuesday in a civil ceremony officiated by Justice H. R. Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Lewis Parkins
Ely
Delores R. Brecht
Cedar Rapids
Justice H. R. Churchill
Purse stolen from Eva Henderson at First Avenue home
Eva M Henderson reported to police that a purse containing 33 in cash and valuables papers, keys and a driver’s license was stolen from her home on a Wednesday around a.m. The incident occurred at 1700 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva M. Henderson
First Avenue E
A.m
Five planes visit Ottumwa aviation breakfast guests
Five planes from the Aviation Country club joined visitors at the Ottumwa aviation breakfast on Sunday morning. The party included Mr and Mrs Roy O Keefe Mr and Mrs W T Saxon Mr and Mrs Roy Olson Paul Scheible Owen Howard Jack Adesen William Hatfield and Merle Bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviation Country Club
Ottumwa
Roy O'Keefe
W. T. Saxon
Roy Olson
Paul Scheible
Owen Howard
Jack Adesen
William Hatfield
Merle Bills
Linn County Tax Collects $1.83 Million in First Half
County Treasurer Frank Bates reported that tax collections for the first six months of 1939 totaled 1,826,553.49, down from 1,831,370.03 in the same period of 1938. Delinquent receipts rose to 83,841.03, over 10,000 higher than last year’s first half, as delinquent taxes are allowed to run two years before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bates
Linn County
Bates
Lunch stand owner wins trunk find at railroad auction
W H Wilson, owner of a lunch stand in Atlanta, bought an unclaimed baggage trunk for four dollars at a railroad auction while on a lunch break. He claimed the trunk contains bonds and securities valued at over 1000 dollars. Railroad officials say the sale is valid and efforts to locate the trunk’s owner have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. H. Wilson
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Files
PI PH
T. J. Markland, Jrs
Gett Tet
Beauty
Mary Morris
Will
Miss Stritesky
J. U. Yesslers
Mrs. Buchanan
Honor E. A. Beach
George Lightharts
Miss Zalesky
Ella Barnett
Arranged
Bo-Peep
Cose
Rioroee Gadicivkeewaciseie
Eccoee
Susan Moon
Esther Armstrong
Aston Mary Helen Armstrong
Merry Farmer
Schumann Donald Gunn
John Barlow
Garden of Flowers
Someltzer
Jin Barlow
Nsbeocsuee
Rockweil Daehler
Blake Esther Armstrong
Rockwell Daehler
Mrs
Glen
Mrs. Moseley
Kazebiers
Ray Gormans
Foursome
Irene Besta
MR. Kirkpatrick
Canton Cafe
Croquignole
Zour
London
Beauty Shop
2Nd Ave
2Nd St
Renier Shoe Store
Willie Willis
Hearing Society
E. W. Kriekards
Shalimar
Steubenville
Drastka
China
Paramount Theater
Palisades Road
Hanna Barbers
Ottumwa Aviation Party
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
First Ave
Bishop’s
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