Miss Montillon Honored At Dessert Bridge Party
Miss Miriam Rogers will host a dessert bridge evening at 364 Park Terrace SE to honor Miss Catherine Montillon whose August 14 marriage to Roy Porter is planned. Guests include Cathy Montillon Virginia Knox Mary Yakish Evelyn Cassavka Mary Carmel Halpin Frances Norton Donna Nicholas Nellie Mae Moore and Mrs Robert Wheeland with out-of-town visitors Helen Hanson Edna Thurn Dorothy Schultz Kathryn Kendall and Elinor Kendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Rogers
Park Terrace SE
Catherine Montillon
Roy Porter
Catherine Monillon
Virginia Knox
Mary Yakish
Evelyn Cassavka
Mary Carmel Halpin
Frances Norton
Donna
Mary Nicholas
Nellie Mae Moore
Robert Wheeland
Helen Hanson
Edna Thurn
Edgewood
Dorothy Schultz
Kathryn
Elinor Kendall
Marion
Breakfast at Cedar Rapids Country Club Hosts Visitors
Mary Winslow hosted a breakfast at Cedar Rapids Country Club on Thursday for visitors Kathryn Eaton of Pittsburgh Miss Mary Jane Mitchell of Council Bluffs and Miss Jean Lubersner of Cincinnati. After three tables of breakfast, guests joined a luncheon and bridge games led by local Cedar Rapids residents and visitors Peggy Russell Staunton Virginia and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenager
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mary Winslow
Linden Drive
Kathryn Eaton
Pittsburgh
Mary Jane Mitchell
Counnl Bluffs
Jean Luberger
Cincinnati
Bree
Miss Eston
Martha Beardster
Mitchell
Srd
Donald P. Barnes
Luberser
E. E Tinney
Peggy Russell
Staunton
Guy E. Hither
Cedar Rapids
Bridge
Bringing Up Your Child in The Home Institute Style
A child training guide stresses allowances over gifts, teaching money values, self discipline, and fair compensation for chores. It argues against bribery, encourages weekly allowances, and offers solutions for common issues like quarrelling, tattling, and delayed speech. A forty page booklet titled Your Child's First Years is advertised with ordering coupon.
Miss Adams Hosts Party for Honorary Bride Miss Hach
Miss Catherine A. Adams will host a party at 1622 Beverenue SE this evening to honor Miss Bernice Hach who will wed Lester Baldwin on August 17. Guests include Misses Hach Zezula Baldwin Howell Snyder Scheer Gillespie and Paidar and others. Mrs Nathan Baldwin hosted a luncheon for Miss Hach at 1017 Avenue NW with twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine A. Adams
Bever Avenue SE
Bernice Hach
Lester Baldwin
Miss Hach
Misses Hach
Henrietta Zezula
Phylis Baldwin
Janette Howell
Violet Snyder
Bella Scheer
Dorothy Gillespie
Rose Paidar
Nathan Baldwin
Avenue NW
Hach
Bridge
Keevers Birthday Picnic Honored by Huene Family
Miss Gertrude Keevers hosted a Tuesday picnic supper at Mr and Mrs D A Huene’s home 375 Twentieth Street SE in honor of her father James Keevers. Tables were set on the Huene lawn for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Keevers
Twentieth Street
D. A. Huene
Twentieth Street SE
James Keevers
Huene
Lambert Family Visit Takes Route to Sioux Falls
Clifford Lambert leaves Tuesday from 1704 D avenue NE for Sioux Falls SD to visit his sister Mrs P G Marshall and family. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lambert, guests here, accompany him back to their Sioux Falls home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Lambert
D Avenue
Sioux Falls
P. G Marshall
Kenneth Lambert
Hofferds Stay with Relatives in California
Mr and Mrs Exnes Hofferd of Long Beach California visit Mrs Elizabeth Hofferd, mother of Mr Hof ferd, and his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs J V Gavin at 516 Forest Drive Sel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exnes Hofferd
Long Beach, Calf
Hofferds
Elizabeth Hofferd
Hs Brother
J. V Gavin
Forest Drive
Sel
Mr and Mrs Rosenbaurm Return From West Tour
Mr and Mrs Louis Rosenbaurm of 1721 Grande avenue SE have returned from an extended trip through the west. They visited Pike’s Peak the Grand Canyon Colorado Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rosenbaurm
Grande Avenue
Pike's Peak
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Vancouver
Stocker Family Reunion Held at Upper Palisades
The third annual Stocker family reunion gathered Sunday at the Upper Palisades with numerous members from Lisbon Mechanicsville Mount Vernon Cedar Rapids Springville Waterloo Waterloo and Cedar Rapids in attendance. Attendees included Irvin Whitman and wife with son Carl Roy Burge family Mabel Hilda Maxine Ralph Hiram Emerson and sons Dean Junior Morris Jean Don Betty John Whitman and family Morris Jean Don Betty Frank Whitman and family Marjorie Verna Clare Wilma Ross Clark and children Jacob Irvin Eugene Margaret Frank Remkle and Michael from Mount Vernon Cedar Rapids and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stocker
Upper Palisades
Irvin Whitman
Carl
Roy Burge
Mabel
Hilda
Maxine
Ralph
Hiram Emerson
Dean and Junior
John Whitman
Morris
Jean
Don
Betty
Lisbon
Frank Whitman
Marjorie
Verna Clare
Wilma
Mechanicsville
Ross Clark
Jacob
Irvin
Eugene
Margaret
Frank Remkle
Mount Vernon
Harry Whitman
Kathleen
Robert
Springville
Frank
Willard Abel
Waterloo
Louisa Remkle
Ira Winchell
Buile
Yossler
Joan
F M Wells
Cedar Raps
Luncheon Honors Elnora Bierkamp on Marriage Plans
In Cedar Rapids Mrs Rich ard Barker of Mount Vernon hosted a luncheon in compliment to Miss Elnora Bierkamp who is to wed William B Quarton. Cedar Rapids guests included Mrs A C Gertsen Mrs Albert P Jenkins Mrs Lewis Mansfield Mrs Edwin C Nelson and Mrs Arthur Gossard. Additional attendees were Mrs Emil Levsen Springville and Mrs Marvin Levsen Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Bierkamp
William B. Quarton
Richard Barker
Mount Vernon
Miss Bierkamp
A. C. Gertsen
Albert P Jenkins
Lewis Mansfield
Edwin C Nelson
Arthur Gossard
Cedar Rapids
Emil Levsen
Springville
Marvin Levsen
Anamosa
Edwin C. Nelson
Washington Avenue
Mrs Macy to Miami. Mrs Hoover hosts midweek lunch
Mrs E C Hoover of 1700 Eighth avenue SE hosted a luncheon on Wednesday at her home in compliment to Mrs C Ward Macy of 2017 Washington avenue SE. Prof Macy and their daughter Janet will soon leave for Miami Florida. An out-of-town guest was Mrs Harry Daniels of Oklahoma City, visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee O Mielson, 2016 Park avenue SE. Covers were laid for six guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Hoover
Eighth Avenue SE
C. Ward Macy
Washington Avenue SE
Macy
Janet
Miami
Fla
Harry Daniels
Oklahoma City
Lee O Mielson
Park Avenue SE
Winners at open duplicate contract bridge event
Winners at the Wednesday open duplicate contract bridge game sponsored by Mrs. Oliver Longueville at 2035 Blake boulevard SE were Mrs. R. S Hardendorf and Mrs. L. L. Hodgn, north and south, with Airs Adienne Boucher of New York City and Mrs. W. E. Landen of Milwaukee east and west. Mrs. Boucher is rising Ness Nelle Erwin, 528 Vernon drive SE. Mr. and Mrs. Landen and their son Wallace Ear were guests of Mrs. Hedgin. At 05 First Avenue E Second north and south winners were Mrs. S. A. Sanders and Mrs. Alex Hallever, and east and west winners were Mrs. Charles Barnes and Mrs. Edith Duron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
R. S Hardendorf
L. L. Hodgn
Adienne Boucher
New York Ciy
WE. Landen
Mullwaukee
Boucher
Ising Ness Nelle Erwin
Vernon Drive
Landen
Wallace Ear
Hedgin
First Avenue
S A. Sanders
Alex Hallever
Charles Barnes
Edith Duron
Miss Virginia De Fore Hosts Evening Bridge Party
Miss Virginia De Fore and Mrs MooL Canfield entertained Wednesday evening at the Canfield home for Miss Helen Marrison Jamanecce. Lanterns lit the lawn, six bridge tables were set, and prizes were awarded to several guests. Refreshments followed as attendees included Misses Anderson Lamont Wing and others, with a list of attendees and prize winners reflecting a social gathering at the Twentyeth Street NE residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia de Fore
Axserve
Mool
Feyzabeth McGowan
Margretha Lamont
Ties Johnson
Lillie Anderson
LeGowan
Lamont Meron
Crarlotte Wing
Fay Mo
Henrietta Tilson
Mary Jo
Ce Wiley Fleet Lawe
Warto Cutr Geerge
Liton
Dors Ata Warguente
Gime Frene
Flee Power Kesses
Meron de Fare
Wesdames
Paul Kerang
Mwotama
Wesley McKay
Magnussen
J. E de
Hattie
Curtis Home Guests Enduring Visit Amid Odd Fragments
A fragmented early 20th century clipping notes Mire Charee Mueller Lowe visiting Curtis household at 9216 Avenue N and mentions a Mrs Curtis and a daughter. Details are garbled but imply a temporary stay during a stay or fire event with uncertain dates and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller
Lowe Forest
Fleri
Curtis
Avenue
Nma
Carte
Fragmented OCR Summary of Wed Report
An OCR damaged snippet references Wednesday events at WETR and a county courthouse. It notes attendances, prices, and a possibly local meeting. Names and precise places are unreadable, making specifics unclear.
Luncheon Honors Bride-Elect Marie Busier at Elks Club
Mrs Charles Duster hosted a luncheon for Miss Marie Busier bride-elect at the Elks club on Garden Drive SE. Twelve friends attended with yellow white decor. Prizes went to Miss Burdine Lattner Mrs C C Schimberg and Mrs M J Busler. Muss Busler and Hubert Schimberg of Peoria to wed Monday at Immaculate Conception church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Busier
Charles H. Duster
Garden Drive
Elks Club
Burdine Lattner
C. C Schimberg
M. J. Busler
Muss Busler
Hubert Schimberg
Peoria
Immaculate Conception Church
Hodge Anniversary Picnic Honored by Friends at Conrad's Beach
Mr and Mrs Lester Hodge celebrated their marriage on August 3 in Rock Island with a beach picnic hosted by friends at Conrad's Beach. Attendees included Alma Dvorak Emil Kriz Ralph and Helen Hodge their children Jack and Helen Walter Pepmeyer Rich ard Norman Pepmeyer Kathryn Curran and son Don ald Robert Shaffer of Anamosa brother to Mrs Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hodge
Rock Island
Aicnic
Conrad's Beach
Hodge
Helen Shaffer
Manchester
Alma Dvorak
Emil Kriz
Ralph Hodge
Jack
Helen
Walter Pepmeyer
Richard
Norman Pepmeyer
Kathryn Curran
Donald
Robert Shaffer
Anamosa
Gelb Couple Travel North to San Diego Exposition
Mr and Mrs A Gelb of 2256 Grande avenue SE are four months into a trip through California and the Canadian Rockies and will attend the San Diego exposition before their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gelb
Grande Avenue
California
Canadian Rockies
San Diego Exposition
Haneys Begin Two Week East Tour From Upland Drive
Mr and Mrs J R Haney of 2220 Upland drive SE left Thursday for a two week trip through the east their itinerary includes New York City and Washington D C with visits to other points of interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Haney
Upland Drive
New York City
Washington, D. C
Lucille Holsinger Weds Robert E Gunn in Boone Home
Miss Lucille Marie Holsinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Holsinger married Robert E Gunn of Denver Colo son of Dr and Mrs Ross E Gunn of Boone in a Boone Baptist church home ceremony attended by about 60 relatives and friends. The bride wore white chiffon with orange blossoms. matron of honor wore pastel pink net. best man Wendell Gunn. Relatives Edith Gunn and Francis Webster played violin. Dorothy Bowies and Dorothy Hrdicka sang. After ceremony, reception featured pink and white decor. couple to reside in Dover after Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Marie Holsinger
Fred Holsinger
Robert E. Gunn
Denver
Colo
Ross E. Gunn
Boone
H C Rice
Baptist Church of
Herbert Kullander
Cole
Wendell Gunn
Cedar Rapids
Edith Gunn
Francis Webster
Cincinnati
Dorothy Bowies
Dorothy Hrdicka
Arthur Curran
Holsinger
Helen Burt
Dorothy Mardlicka
Bernice Curran
Mary Adelaide Albaugh
Margaret Albaugh
Marion High School
Cre College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
K Lhan Company
Cedar Rapds
M Gunn
Boenre High School
One College
Tau Kapna Epsilon
Sachem Seror Mens
Breen Screseman
Owen
End “Mire Gunn
Dover
Ross FE Gunn
Denver Cole
Marvin Holt
Center Junction
Record flight seek from Victoria toward Agua Caliente
Frank Kurtz a 20 year old Los Angeles valet left Victoria on Thursday morning in a speed plane bound for Agua Caliente Mexico. He was greeted by the Victoria mayor and expected to deliver greetings to Mexican authorities Thursday afternoon. The note on the page mentions a flower detail about the violet development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Mexico
Frank Kurtz
Los Angeles
Agua Caliente
Mex
Victora
Mexcan
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
Charles Wise was treated at St Luke's hospital for an elbow injury after a fall. The Grant High School January 1933 graduating class plans a Friday picnic at Ellis Park duck pond. Mr and Mrs W E Sturges of Louisville are visiting Mrs Sturges's parents Mr and Mrs Co W McCalley. Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Young Men's Bureau executive committee meets Friday noon at Hotel Montrose. Earl Elson 24 pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace but changed to guilty and received a suspended £25 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wise
C Avenue NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Grant High School
Ellis Park
W. E. Sturges
Louisville, Ky
Young Men's Bureau
The
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Montrose
Earl Elson
Williams to Build House on Seventeenth Street SW
David L. Williams, commissioner of streets and public improvements, is constructing a house at 121 Seventeenth Street SW. The contract amount is $3,606.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Williams
Seventeenth Street
Roosevelt Playground Handcraft Display Friday Afternoon
A public display of handcraft articles created by children from the Roosevelt playground will be held at the playground on Friday from 3 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Playground
Local Court Fines for Light and Speed Violations
ME Anderson of 515 Fourth Avenue SE fined 1 and costs in police court for rear light violation. Helen Cook of 608 Third Avenue SE fined 10 and costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME Anderson
Fourth Avenue SE
Helen Cook
Third Avenue SE
Kelly Family Plans Ten Day Visit to Manitou Colorado
M. J Kelly chief clerk to the Rock Island superintendent Mrs Kelly and their two daughters Eugenia and Joan will depart Friday for a ten day visit at Manitou Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J Kelly
Rock Island Railroad
Mounce Family Visiting in Maui at Ray Residence
Mr and Mrs Charles R Mounce and their son Warren visit Hamakuapoko Maui staying with Mr and Mrs C C Ray at 714 First Avenue W. Mr Mounce, a school teacher in Hamakuapoko, is Ray's nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Mounce
Warren
Hamakuapoko
Maui
Hawaii
CC. Ray
First Avenue
Mounce
Ray
Enlists In Navy Polk Joins U S Navy Wednesday
Edwin LeRoy Polk son of Mrs Daisy M Polk 2920 Oakland Avenue NE enlisted in the United States navy Wednesday He was sent to the United States naval training station San Diego Calif for a twelve weeks period of training following which he will be assigned to duty or further training as needed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Edwin LeRoy Polk
Daisy M. Polk
Oakland Avernue NE
United States Navy
United States Naval Training Station
San Diego
Calif
Last Community Night at Sinclair Playground Ends Summer
About 500 residents attended the final summer community night at Sinclair playground. Novelty races crowned Shirley Huggins and Dave Langton in the 50 and 75 yard dashes. Baby contests named best natured baby Robert Eugene Wells, baby with the most hair Joyce Ann Ford, youngest baby Arlene May Hatter, and fattest baby Mary Louise Franks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Playground
Shirley Huggins
Dave Langton
Robert Eugene Wells
Joyce Ann Ford
Arlene May Hatter
Mary Louise Franks
Wagner act enforcement urged by machinist leader at Harmony lodge
W A Heath grand lodge representative of the International Association of Machinists said the Wagner labor disputes act has teeth and will be enforced. Speaking at Harmony lodge No. 831 at Labor temple Wednesday evening, he noted a large turnout and strong local progress with many new applications since the last meeting two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
W. A. Heath
Grand Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Harmony Lodge
Association At
Labor Temple
Truckers Arraigned Over Registration Card Charge
Henry Montandon and Ralph Kepler of Webster City were arraigned before Justice Almon S. Reed on failing to display a registration card. A $100 fine was suspended if they display a registration certificate and buy a heavier load license. Carl Metzer’s desertion charge was continued after he assigned wages to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Montandon
Ralph Kepler
Webster City
Almon S. Reed
Carl Metzer
Metzer
June Fire Loss Sets 15 Year Low in City
Fire damage in June 1935 totaled 298.56 dollars with no loss to contents. Insurance covered 284.81 dollars, leaving a net fire loss of 13.75 dollars for the period, per Fire Chief E. P. Kohout at the City Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Kohout
Nebr. Capital Cement Model Stands Twelve Feet High
E. P. Faustman of Aurora Nebraska crafts miniature making his latest project a cement model of the Nebraska capitol. The sculpture rises twelve feet tall and features nearly 900 windows reflecting his detailed labor and architectural study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Faustman
Aurora
Neb
Nebraska Capitol
Rescue on Half Dome Leaves Man Seriously Hurt
Robert Tate of Inglewood California 35 and his companion Elizabeth Lorimer 23 Chicopee Massachusetts were rescued from a narrow ledge on Half Dome Yosemite. Tate suffers a broken shoulder head injuries and possible skull fracture with blood loss. Lorimer escape without serious injury. A ranger team lowered the climbers to valley floor after a fire lit to summon aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosemite
Calif
INS
Robert Tate
Inglewood
Half Dome
Elizabeth Lorimer
Chicopee
Mass
Lewis Memorial Hospital
Tate
Roderick Chisholm
Bernard Hubbard
W. A. Lorimer
Smith College
National Council For Prevention of War
Fess Predicts Roosevelt Spending Helps Roosevelt Win 1936
Former Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio argues Roosevelt administration spending drives a Democrat victory in 1936. He says large funding prevents GOP success and notes Hoover should advise for 1940. Fess criticizes Roosevelt Hoover cooperation after 1932 and cites the New Deal as a political lever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fess
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Adirondacks
New Deal Administration
Roosevelt
Hoover
Church Of God To Hold State Camp Meet In City
The Church of God plans a state camp meeting August 9 to 18 with Rev. Earl L. Martin as principal speaker arriving from Anderson Indiana. Daily schedule includes early worship sessions, ministerial instruction, youth activities and evangelistic services with most events in the camp tent on the vacant lot near the church. The public is invited to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Martin
Church of God
Anderson
Ind
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Martin
I. Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Husband and Wife Money Matters Need Open Talk
A wife laments lack of communication from her husband about finances and business matters. She values partnership and money control, and regrets unilateral spending changes. The piece urges frank, kindly dialogue to avoid disaster, warning that bottled resentments harm the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evere
Solomon
Job
LaGuardia Increases Personal Guard After Threat
New York reports Mayor Fiorello H LaGuardia received an anonymous threat last week prompting a stronger security presence. Six plainclothes detectives trailed him in an unmarked sedan while a uniformed officer guarded his home. Police deny expanding the guard though the supporters and demonstrations near city hall are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. H. LaGuardia
LaGuardia
Unemployed Workers Union
Florida Federal Judge Nathan P. Bryan Dies at 63
Jacksonville AP reports Nathan P. Bryan, 63, presiding judge of the U S circuit court of appeals fifth judicial district and former United States senator from Florida, died Thursday in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Nathan P. Bryan
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fifth Judicial Circui
Florida
Roosevelt Allots 1 200 000 Cash For Tax Survey
President Roosevelt allocated 1.2 million in work relief funds to the treasury for a statistical compilation and analysis of income tax returns, focusing on small earners. The Works Progress Administration will use the funds in midwestern states including Illinois Chicago and Milwaukee and Des Moines Des Moines Omaha St Paul Aberdeen and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Works Administration
Illinois
Chicago
Springfield
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
St. Paul
Nebraska
Omaha
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Congress Sends 272000000 Bill To White House
The second deficiency bill totaling 272 million dollars moves to President Roosevelt after congressional approval. It funds air conditioning for Capitol offices, overseas employee pay adjustments, a legation residence in Ottawa, the Texas centennial Expo, and an Indian sanitarium in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
Senate
House
United States
Legation
Ottawa
South Dakota
United States connects with forty foreign nations by telephone
The United States now links with forty foreign nations in a massive telephone network. American users reach 32,750,000 telephones, about 92 percent of the global total, highlighting the vast reach of domestic communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marmola Body Slimming Tablet Ad Claims Easy Weight Loss
An old Marmola advertisement touts weight loss without exercise or dieting. It asserts the tablet reduces fat daily, praises the product as world famous and effective since 1907, with over 20 million packages sold, urging readers to buy Marmola nationwide.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montillon
Home Institute
Miss Adams
Mrs. Hofferd
Rosenbaums
Ada Phelps
Dial
Jennie
Mrs
BE. C. Hoover
Mrs. Macy
Mrs. Johnson
Mayme Michelsen
Dtburg
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. D3
Malden
Masa
Mrs. Charles Duster
Lester Hodges
J. R. Haneys
Lucille Holsinger
Councilman
Kellys
United States Fleet
Sinclair Program
C. C. Jones and
Jessie Hen Gsieksont
Columbus
DR. Newton
N. P. Bryan
Parkelp Minerals of the Sea
R. McCready
Second Ave
Oelwein
Oelwein First Baptist
M. C. Summers
Ohio
Bowdish
Alonzo Benton
Gene Isham
J. W. Bowdish
Jay Sigmund
Freda
Velma Scott
Ramona
Ivan Moyer
Marvin Bowdish
Josie McCrellis Bailey
Henry Hood
Clifford Bowdish
Ella Kenney
Glenn Bowdish
Joe Houser
Swisher
Helen Harrington
Fairfax
Leila Niles
Waubeck
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