Rabbi Max Schenk to Sydney Australia Celebration Dinner
Rabbi Max Schenk of New York City and Mrs. Schenk, formerly of Cedar Rapids and first full time rabbi at Temple Judah, will leave Aug. 15 for Sydney to take the pulpit at an English Progressive temple. Local friends host a 6 p.m. dinner at the Elks club, followed by a house party at 356 Forest Drive SE. They sail from San Francisco after visiting Des Moines friends. Schenk previously served Temple Judah before moving to New York in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schenk
New York City
Cedar Rapids
Temple Judah
Schenk
Sydney
Australia
Elks Club
Charles Schoen
Forest Drive
Des Moines
San Francisco
New York
Washington Heights
Y. M
Y. W
Travelers Return After Summer Trips
Several Cedar Rapids residents and their families returned home after extended summer travels. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Cone and daughter Doris Elaine spent time in Taxco and Mexico City. The Jones family vacationed three weeks at Douglas Lodge Minnesota Itasca Park. Other travelers include Mrs. Marvin Wright and daughters Barbara and Jacqueline at Camp O Deihi. Dr. Rothwell D Proctor who spent weeks in the east and at the New York world’s fair. Mrs. J A Walsh and children at Burritt Beach Big Detroit Lake. Mr. and Mrs. H P Howells and children visiting the east and Shamokin Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Lamb and children three weeks in Ada Ohio with fishing trips to Fishborn Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Marvin D. Cone
Fifth Avenue SE
Doris Elaine
Taxco
Cone
Mexico City
Cedar Rapids
Thomas M. Jones
Country Club Parkway
Audrey Jones
Douglas Lodge
Itasca Park
Minn
Marvin Wright
Lingen Drive
Barbara
Jacqueline
Camp O’deihi
Wright Savin
Rothwell D. Proctor
Avenue NE
H. P. Howells
Glenway Drive
Laurine
Willa
Henry
East
Howells
Goodwin Hower
Shamokin
Ohio
Canada
Willis Lamb
Avenue NW
Willis, Jr
Joyce
Ada
Penningroth Hosts Reichert Family Visitors
Mr and Mrs Charles Penningroth hosted Reichert family guests at their Cedar Rapids home on Sunday. Attendees included E J Lattner and son Bill Lattner from Cedar Rapids, J W Wright, L S Maxson and H W Reichert from Tipton, Henry L Huber and son H K Huber, C B Chesterman of Sioux City, and Frederic Perkins of Canton I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Penningroth
Fourth Avenue SE
Reichert
Cedar Rapids
E. J. Lattner
Bill Lattner
J. W. Wright
Tipton
L. S. Maxson
H. W. Reichert
Henry L. Huber
H. K. Huber
Mrs Brand Honors Miss Nadgie Rohrbach at Luncheon
Mrs H C Brand hosted a luncheon at the Elks club to honor Miss Nadgie Rohrbach, whose upcoming marriage to Lieut John Randolph Maney of Riverside California is planned for August 19. Guests included Mesdames W P Rohrbach, Warren Smith, Howard Jerome, Oscar Anderson, Guy Hayzlett and Carl Schmidt. gifts were presented and bridge played after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadgie Rohrbach
John Randolph Maney
Riverside
Calif
H. C. Brand
Twenty-first Street
Elks Club
Guests of Mrs E B Kearns
Mrs E B Kearns hosts guests at 401 Twenty second Street SE including her daughter Mrs L W Spickard, Barbara and Jose of Milwaukee for a week. Over the weekend her son Chester H Kearns and Mrs Kearns of Fairfield visited with grandsons Harold Kearns of New York and Donald Kearns of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Kearns
Twenty-second Street
L. W. Spickard
Barbara
Jose
Milwaukee
Kearns
Chester H. Kearns
Fairfield
Harold Kearns
New York City
Donald Kearns
Washington, D. C
Eleanor Taylor To Give Organ Recital
Eleanor Taylor Coe College organist presents the seventh summer evening organ recital Monday at 7 30 PM in First Presbyterian church. The program includes St Anne Prelude and Fugue Drink to me Only With Thine Eyes Miles Ben Johnsons Pleasure Milford Balet Rhosymedre Vaughan Williams Shining Shore Scottish Elegy and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Taylor
Coe College
First Presbyterian Church
Gram
St. Anne
Miles Mr. Ben- Johnson
Milford
Balet
Vaughan Williams
Barnes
Local Gardeners Attend Missouri Sand Greens Event
Mr and Mrs W A Cash of 362 Twentieth street SE and Johnny Jacobs of 1835 Third avenue SE spent the weekend in Chillicothe Missouri Mrs Cash entered the Missouri State Sand Greens tournament for women Saturday On Sunday Mr Jacobs played an exhibition match with Miss Mary Lou Gloyd of St Joseph Mrs R Nesbit of Chillicothe and Ted Adams of Chillicothe present Missouri state champion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cash
Twentieth Street SE
Johnny Jacobs
Third Avenue SE
Chillicothe
Rainbow Girls Pool Party at Thomas Park
The Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold a pool party at Thomas Park on Wednesday. Girls may swim in the morning or afternoon and should bring swimming fees and ten cents for a one o'clock luncheon. Reservations can be made with Mrs. Louis Cullman or Charmion Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Thomas Park
Louis Cullman
Charmion Chapman
Mrs Whitlock and Susan Return from Des Moines
Mrs Ralph Whitlock of 337 Nineteenth Street SE and her daughter Susan returned Sunday after spending ten days in Des Moines. They were guests of Mr Whitlock's parents Mr and Mrs Frank Whitlock and of his sister Mrs Martin Nass and Mr Nass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Whitlock
Nineteenth Street
Susan
Des Moines
Mr. Whitlock
Frank Whitlock
Martin Nass
Mr. Nass
Henrys' Guests Return to Des Moines
Mr and Mrs J M Henry of 2006 Meadowbrook drive SE hosted Mrs D H Sprague and Miss Mildred Sprague of Des Moines for two weeks. They accompanied the Spragues to Des Moines on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Henry
Meadowbrook Drive
Henry
D. H. Sprague
Mildred Sprague
Des Moines
Mrs. Henry
Spragues
Mrs. Milo R Whipple to Visit Iowa City Family
Mrs Milo R Whipple of Iowa City will visit for a month with her daughter Mrs J R Buss and son in law Mr Buss at 3415 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo R. Whipple
J. R. Buss
Iowa City
Mr. Buss
First Avenue E
Newell Beattys Visit Cedar Rapids Relatives
Mr and Mrs Newell M Beatty of Collegeville Pennsylvania and their children Jeanne and Evelyn visited Cedar Rapids relatives last week A gathering at the Kirk Beatty home honored Thomas Beatty who will turn 82 this month Guests included George Pooler Jesup Arthur Murray Brandon Anne McClelland Clifford McClelland Marion Milton Kolsto Fairfax Harry Scott Marion Raymond Krueger Brandon Keith Beatty Solon and Evelyn Raim Solon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell M. Beatty
Collegeville
Jeanne
Evelyn
Cedar Rapids
Kirk Beatty
Thomas Beatty
George D. Pooler
Jesup
Arthur Murray
Brandon
Anne McClelland
Clifford McClelland
Captain and Mrs Culbertson Visit the Gibsons
Captain and Mrs Linn Culbertson of Des Moines were weekend guests at the home of Mrs J I Gibson and her husband on Nineteenth Street SE. Mrs Culbertson, formerly Maurine Mason, wed July 2 at York Nebraska after employment in Grand Island Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Culbertson
Des Moines
Kennedy and Gehrmann Wed at Trinity Methodist Church
Ethel M. Kennedy of Clinton and John C. Gehrmann of Camanche married Saturday noon at the Trinity Methodist church parsonage by Rev. Elton D. Wells. The couple, with Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Dall of Clinton, will reside on a farm near Camanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel M. Kennedy
Clinton
John C. Gehrmann
Camanche
Elton D. Wells
Trinity Methodist Church
P. H. Dall
Miss Sundberg Guest in City for Month
Miss Alice Sundberg of Boston has arrived to spend a month with her mother and aunt Mrs. A. E. Sundberg and Miss Maude Krebs at 408 Fourth Street SW. She is a Public Health nurse in Boston where she received her training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sundberg
Boston
A. E. Sundberg
Maude Krebs
Fourth Street
Kibler and Hanson Jr. Wed in Sioux Falls Nuptials
Miss Bette Kibler became the bride of A Talman Hanson Jr. at Second Christian church with Rev. I E Linkletter officiating before 150 guests. The ceremony featured floral arrangements, music by Clifford Mason and Mary Stevenson, and a gown of brocaded satin. The couple will reside at 212 Twelfth Street SE after Aug. 20 following a reception for 70 at the bride’s home. Out of town guests included relatives from Los Angeles and Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Kibler
G. L. Kibler
Ellis Boulevard
A. Talman Hanson, Jr
A. T. Hanson
Sioux Falls
S. C
Second Christian Church
I. E. Linkletter
Clifford Mason
Mary Stevenson
Norway
Onna Youngman
Mrs. Hanson
Okoboji
Twelfth Street
Hanson
Grant High School
Wilson High
Augustana College
Kresge Company
Ruby Lowe
Cora Ohlman
Los Angeles
L. Hanson
Lora Hanson
F. W. Hanson
Joan
Sadie Wagner
Maxine Hoech
Bruce Ross
Grace
Patricia
Aurora
Harley Kibler
Constance
Margaret
la Grange
Ill
Elizabeth Cornolly
Iowa City Figures Named in Case Involving Des Moines Man
Alan Mulford and Kenneth and Keith, Mrs. E. J. Brian, all of Iowa City, and Sam Joseph of Des Moines are named among parties connected to a local matter. The brief item lists multiple Iowans without detailing charges or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Mulford
Kenneth and
Keith
E. J. Brian
Iowa City
Sam Joseph
Des Moines
McCreas Deremihs Honored At Parties
Luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country club hosted by Mrs. Carl D. Thomas honored Mrs. Paul McCrea of Washington DC and Mrs. John F. Jeremiah of Peoria NJ as guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Chadima and Dr. A R Zuercher. Fourteen place settings. Bridge games followed. Mr. and Mrs. B T Perrine planned a dinner at Palisades lodge to honor the McCreas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Carl D. Thomas
Washington Avenue SE
Paul McCrea
Washington, D. C
L. C. Chadima
Washington Avenue
John F. Jeremiah
Peoria
A. R. Zuercher
Second Avenue
Bridge
B. T. Perrine
Crescent Street SE
Palisades Lodge
Arthur Barlow Returns From Sleepy Eye Weekend
Mr and Mrs Arthur Barlow and their sons Jim and John of 2520 Bever Avenue SE returned after a weekend at Sleepy Eye Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barlow
Bever Avenue
Jim
John
Sleepy Eye, Minn
Collins Daughters Return From Eastern Summer Sojourn
The Misses Sally and Shirley Collins daughters of Mr and Mrs Donley S Collins 539 Forest Drive SE have returned after a summer visiting relatives in Connecticut New York and other eastern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Shirley Collins
Forest Drive
Connecticut
New York
Pla Mor 500 Club Hosts Theater Party Fri
Members and their husbands attended a theater party Friday evening. A midnight luncheon served to fourteen guests at a local Cedar Rapids Marion area restaurant. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur Butterfield Mr and Mrs Carl Blake Mr and Mrs Elvice Milburn Mr and Mrs Paul Blake of Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs Bill Stillions Mr and Mrs Merrill Wilson and Mr and Mrs Harold Usher of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Butterfield
Carl Blake
Elvice Milburn
Paul Blake
Cedar Rapids
Bill Stillions
Merrill Wilson
Harold Usher
Marion
Courtroom Barbs Stir on Murder Case
An unnamed female defendant faces public sympathy and debate as a judge weighs justice in a murder trial. A speaker argues against leniency for a killer, noting gender as a factor in public perception. The exchange highlights courtroom tensions over punishment.
To Honor Miss Miller And Mr Waples
A Cedar Rapids dinner party hosts Miss Margaret Miller of Iowa City and Eliot O Waples of Cedar Rapids a week before their wedding in Iowa City. Guests include maid of honor Miss Maxine Schlanbusch and best man Robert Waples among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
Iowa City
Eliot O. Waples
Cedar Rapids
Robert Lamson
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mrs Byers and Son Return from Okoboji Visit
Mrs. Frank C. Byers and her son Frank Jr accompanied by Mrs. Byers’ address 314 Nineteenth street SE have returned from a visit to Okoboji to see Mrs. Alden Avery, the Byers family relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Byers
Okoboji
Frank, Jr
Nineteenth Street
Mrs Murray Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday With Family Dinner
Mrs Roy W Murray marks her 60th birthday with a birthday dinner at the family home Blair's Ferry road Marion. She and husband Roy W Murray wed June 27 1900 and all six children attend the gathering along with several relatives and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Murray
Blair’s Ferry Road
Marion
Mrs. Murray
Murray
Mr. Murray
Greydon P. Forrest
John, Grace
William Forrest
Hopkinton
H. B. Schultz
Elinor, Harold and
Janet Lee Schultz
Ames
Lyal H. Ness
Atkins
Billy K. Murray
Bloomington, Ill
Ruth B. Murray
Posey Family Heads to West Coast Vacation Circuit
Mr and Mrs J W Posey travel Friday to Los Angeles to join daughter Joan and Miss Betty Mae Sidwell granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J E Lampman. The quartet visits relatives and friends in Los Angeles Hollywood and Glendale and will attend the world’s fair in San Francisco before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Posey
Los Angeles
Joan
Betty Mae Sidwell
J. E. Lampman
Hollywood
Glendale
San Francisco
Misses Kroulik and Russett Plan Ten Day East Trip
Misses Helen Kroulik and Jeanne Russett depart Saturday for a ten day visit in the east traveling via Lake Erie and the Hudson River. They will visit New York at the fair Atlantic City Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kroulik
Jeanne Russett
Lake Erie
Hudson River
New York
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
Metz Couple to Tour East Visit Washington Springfield
Mr and Mrs C Metz of 951 Sixteenth Street NE will depart Tuesday for New York. En route they will visit Mrs Gordy s parents in Washington DC and Springfield Illinois. They travel home with their son Tranny who stayed last summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs Scott Tranbarger in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Metz
Gordley
Sixteenth Street
New York
Washington, D. C
Springfield
Ill
Fred Farrell Guests Visit From Oak Park Illinois
Mrs. K. V. Woodruff and daughters Joanne and Betty of Oak Park Illinois visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farrell at 1726 Seventh Avenue SE They left Monday for Sanborn Iowa to visit Mrs. Woodruff's mother Mrs. Mary Cannon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. V. Woodruff
Joanne
Betty
Oak Park
Ill
Fred Farrell
Seventh Avenue SE
Sanborn
Hogan Home Hosts Faller and Jones Guests
Mr and Mrs J T Hogan of 1364 First Avenue W entertain guests including George Faller and his daughter Helen of Minneapolis along with Mary and Margaret Faller of Windom Minnesota and Charlotte and Kathleen Jones of Williams burg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hogan
First Avenue W
George Faller
Helen
Minneapolis
Mary and
Margaret Faller
Windom, Minn
Charlotte and
Kathleen Jones
Williamsburg
Bridge Club Luncheon Hosts Mrs Stauffer
Mrs Lynn Stauffer hosted members of the Double-Four bridge club at her home on Oakland Avenue NE for a luncheon. The next meeting is scheduled at Mrs Merrill Main's home on First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Stauffer
Oakland Avenue
Double-Four Bridge Club
Merrill Main
First Avenue
Ernbergers Plan Nebraska and Black Hills Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ernberger left Sunday for Rushville Nebraska to visit Mrs. Ernberger's parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fischer. They will then travel to the Black Hills for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ernberger
Rushville, Neb
Ernberger
Joseph Fischer
Black Hills
Grant High School 1935 graduates hold reunion picnic
The January 1935 graduating class of Grant High School will gather for a reunion picnic on Sunday August 13 at 10 a.m. in Ellis Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant High School
Ellis Park
Burlingham and Kohl Marry at Nashua Little Brown Church
Miss Charlotte Burlingham daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank X Novak 188 Fourteenth Avenue SW and Douglas W Kohl son of Mr and Mrs W C Kohl 1504 D Avenue NE were wed Sunday July 30 at the Little Brown church in Nashua. Attendants were Miss Lucille Johnson and George Keller of Cedar Rapids. The bride graduated from Wilson High School and works for Kresge. The groom a Franklin High School graduate works for Limback Lumber. They will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Burlingham
Frank X. Novak
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Douglas W. Kohl
W. C. Kohl
D Avenue NE
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Lucille Johnson
George Keller
Cedar Rapids
Wilson High School
Kresge Company
Kot
Franklin High School
Miss Delbridge Hostess on Her Birthday
Mary Jane Delbridge daughter of Mr and Mrs Aaron Delbridge 156 Twenty fourth street SE entertained a group of her friends at a theater party Sunday the occasion being her eleventh birthday After the theater refreshments were served at the Delbridge home Patsy Schnoebelen Charlene Wright Eileen Kennedy Mary Terese Rink Jane Ryan Peggy McGuire Karen Anderson Lela and Alberta Mueller attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Delbridge
Aaron Delbridge
Twenty-fourth Street
Delbrige
Mary Jane
Patsy Schnoebelen
Charlene Wright
Eileen Kennedy
Mary Terese Rink
Jane Ryan
Peggy McGuire
Karen Anderson
Lela
Alberta Mueller
Johnsons Honored With Double Birthday Party
A Friday evening celebration at a Cedar Rapids dance pavilion honored Mr and Mrs Ralph Johnson on their shared birthday. Seventy two guests enjoyed dancing and sleight of hand tricks by a performer before refreshments and gifts for the couple were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Chase Family Dinner Honors James Russell On Birthday
Mr and Mrs Wilbur T Chase hosted a family dinner at 5110 avenue NE for their son James Russell turning seven. Also present were sons Charles R Franklin T a daughter Bertha Arlene Chase an aunt Mrs Charles W Taylor and Mr Taylor Mrs Minta Harvey and Miss Ione Bonebreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur T. Chase
Avenue NE
James Russell
Miss Mueller Returns From East Trip Visiting Falls and Fair
Miss Norma Mueller of 642 Thirty Fourth Street NE traveled two weeks in the east visiting Niagara Falls Washington D C and the New York world’s fair. In East Orange New Jersey she called on Mr and Mrs Richard Ritter former Cedar Rapids residents en route home she attended the world’s poultry Congress in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Mueller
Thirty-fourth Street
Niagara Falls
Washington, D. C
East Orange
N. J
Richard Ritter
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
Ohio
Germans Use Fish As Egg Substitute
The commerce department reported Germany developed egg substitutes from fish and milk to cut egg imports of 38 million dollars in 1938. A protein from fish meat can replace egg whites in baking candy mayo ice cream and more. Milei dried milk albumen can be beaten into a snowy foam like beaten egg whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Germany
Of All Places Revolution Picked Congress To Start
A humorous column by INEZ ROBB in New York satirizes the 76th Congress adjournment and its spending spree. The writer jokes that after years of talk of revolution the phrase began in Congress and mocks budget figures, comparing lawmakers to a razorback and a dandruff ad subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Robb
New York
Joe
Congress
Bicycle parking on downtown sidewalks sparks city talk
Harold Foreman, manager of Shoppers Service, urged a sidewalk parking space for his workers bikes as a city bicycle ordinance nears final readings. City Attorney Don Hines warned that future leases could trigger a ban on curb and sidewalk parking while a separate incident described an assault case ending with Newman in St Luke's hospital with head injuries and rib fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Foreman
First Avenue E
Don Hines
Arrest For Assault Clears Up Mystery Of Visitor Injuries
The Cedar Rapids incident involving Ben Newman a Des Moines visitor was solved when Joe Sampica of 527 First Street SW was arrested for assault and battery. Sampica fined 50 dollars plus costs with half suspended for payment and good behavior. Waterbury and Newman had come to Cedar Rapids with Louis Waterbury. Waterbury entered his car near First Street NE as Sampica attacked him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Waterbury
First Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Toddville
326
Seventh Street
Sampica
Justice
Ball
Ben Newman
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Joe Sampica
First Street
Justice W. A. Ball
Louis Waterbury
Sigrid Gurie Weds Dr Laurence Spangard in Calibur Affair
In Santa Monica a 400 guest ceremony united Norwegian Garbo Sigrid Gurie and Hollywood physician Dr Laurence Spangard. The couple wed before a hand picked crowd of screen stars and Southern California socialites late Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Ins
California
Sigrid Gurie
Brooklyn
Laurence Spangard
Hollywood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Schenk
Ella Barnett
Bermuda
Robert A. Wilson
Penningroths
Mrs. Brand
Penetro
Nao LE Natural
L. L. Dolson Chiropractor
C. R. Savings Bank
Dial
Rainbow Girls
J. M. Henrys
Newell Beattys
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Culbertson
J. I. Gibsons
Ethel Kennedy
John Gehrmann
Miss Sundberg
Talman Hanson, Jr
Marie Kibler
Marjorie Hanson
S. D
Helen Carney
Grace Marie Ross
George Peterson
Bill Hall
Larry Higgins
Kibler
Univis Lenses
Dr. J. C. Landenberger Optometrist
Third Street SE
McCreas, Deremiahs
Arthur Barlows
Sleepy Eye
Pla-Mor 500 Club
Miss Miller
Mr. Waples
Kroulik
Russett
Gordleys
J. T. Hogans
Double
Ernbergers
Nebraska
Grant School
Stubbs Insurance Agency
O. R. C. Bidg
1St Ave
1St St
L. Ruber
Pres
Dale Stubbs
A. C. Hoblitzell
See
Douglas Kohl
Miss Delbridge
Ralph Johnsons
Chase
Miss Mueller
Roosevelt
Redcoats
Arkansas
Sweet Home
ARRI
American Institute of Laundering
Omar Wonder Flour
Omar Incorporated
Omaha
Omar Wonder
White Bread
Angel Food
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