Winners at Carriers Entertain Ride Touring Quaker Oats Plant
Wednesday morning the Winning Gazette carriers toured the Quaker Oats plant. District managers in charge included Mr and Mrs Melvin Dochterm an F H Gephart and Phil McKim. The group photo lists Donald McNamara Anamosa Milton Stoll Blairatown William Kehne Tipton Bob Coria What Cheer Marvin Berse Elkader Jack Lo Rang McGregor Wilford Kelly Van Herne Arma Darting Witten Junction Vivian Day Monona Ann Coakley North English Bernice Bair Keswick Donald Meister Gelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats
Melvin Dochterman
F. H. Gephart
Phil McKim
Donald McNamara
Anamosa
Milton Stoll
Blairatown
William Kehne
Tipton
Bob Coria
What Cheer
Marvin Berse
Elkader
Jack Lo Rang
McGregor
Wilford Kelly
van Herne
Arma
Mrs Barngrover Hosts Tea For Sister In Cedar Rapids
Social calendar highlights a tea at 2435 Bever avenue SE honoring Mrs Glen Kloppenburg of Sioux Falls and visiting family. About fifty guests attended with out of town visitors Mrs Paul McCrea of Washington DC and Mrs Herbert Ray of Binghamton NY. Further gatherings included luncheons at Cedar Rapids Country Club and private homes in support of the visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
W. J. Barngrover
Bever Avenue
Glen Kloppenburg
Sioux Falls
Janet
Robert
Donald
Barngrover
John E. Stansbury
Earl B. Delzell
W. E. Peschau
Donald S Barry
Harold J. Ross
Kloppenburg
Paul McCrea
Washington, D. C
S. N Harris
S. N Harris, 1345 A Avenue
Herbert Ray
Binghamton
N. Y
A. J. Barth
Forest Drive
Harold N Graves
Blake Boulevard
Ray
McCrea
New York City
Nelle Erwin
Vernon Drive
Local Women Travel to Clear Lake Bridge Tourney
A Cedar Rapids group leaves for Clear Lake to compete in the three day Town state championship contract bridge event starting Thursday. Local players include Mrs. Roy Hardendorf Mrs Ed Hazelton Mrs Donald H Lackey Mrs Alex Hallgren Mrs Oliver Longueville and Mrs Lena Hodgin. Also along but not competing are Mrs Longueville's daughter Mrs Thomas L Woods and Mr Woods. Final rounds Sunday morning at the C W Broeffle pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Clear Lake
Roy Hardendorf
Ed Hazelton
Donald H. Lackey
Alex Hallgren
Oliver Longueville
Lena Hodgin
Longueville
Thomas L. Woods
Woods
C. W. Broeffle
Coburn Family Returns From Eastern Trip
Mr and Mrs A J Coburn Jr and their sons A J and Henry traveled three weeks by car through the east and Canada They visited Quebec for ten days and then went on to Boston before returning home to 362 Twenty first Street SE on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Coburn, Jr
Twenty-first Street
A. J
Henry
East
Canada
Quebec
Boston
Birthday Honor for Dr Keech at Blake Boulevard Home
Mrs Keech hosted a Tuesday dinner party at 2390 Blake boulevard SE honoring Dr R K Keech. Eight guests attended the courtesy, reflecting the celebratory occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Keech
Idaho Guest Visits Mrs Chadima in City Home
Mrs. Josephine Gross of Weiser Idaho is a guest at the home of her niece Mrs William Chadima and Mr Chadima 2325 Ridgeway drive SE. She will stay in the city for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Gross
Weiser, Ida
William Chadima
Chadima
Ridgeway Drive
Gross
Syr-Amette Club Meets at Evelyn Davis Home
The Syr-Amette club met Monday evening at 814 Eighth Street SE to hear a report from delegates Lucille and Emaleen Risk on the Mid-West Federation convention in Michigan City Ind. The constitution was revised and a picnic supper at Elis Park planned. Next meeting August 30 at Miss Mary Haddy’s home Mount Vernon Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syr-Amette Club
Evelyn David
Eighth Street
Mid-West Federation
Michigan City
Ind
Lucille and
Emaleen Risk
Elis Park
Mary Haddy
Mount Vernon Avenue
Smiling Through with Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
An advertisement urges women to use Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound to ease monthly discomforts and functional disorders. It cautions against nagging husbands and promotes the product as helping women feel better from girlhood through middle age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Winkham
Nature
Ufe
Lydia FE
New Orleans Guests Honored by Boudreaux Family in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. P. W. Nungesser and Mrs. J. G. Martin from New Orleans stay with Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Boudreaux at 1815 Sixth Avenue SE. They attend a luncheon and bridge at the Cedar Rapids Country Club, followed by a dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Horan. The visitors also join a picnic supper hosted by the Nelsons and attend a Dutch supper hosted by the Coburns at 362 Twenty-first Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
P. W. Nungesser
J. G. Martin
L. P. Boudreaux
Sixth Avenue SE
Boudreaux
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Sam Johnston
Glenn McDonald
Howard A. Horan
Clarence W. Beatty
A. J. Coburn, Jr
Milton Nelson
Bridge
Horan
Third Avenue SE
Milton C. Nelson
Blake Boulevard
Nungesser
A. J. Coburn
Coburn
Twenty-first Street
Villeux Leaves After Visiting L. C. Chadimas
Mr and Mrs George T Villeux of Minneapolis and their son Jere left for home Tuesday evening after spending several days as guests of Mrs L C Chadima and Mr Chadima at 2250 Washington Avenue SE End of visit marked by hospitality and travel home plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Villeux
Minneapolis
Jere
Kings Host Dinner Honoring Son and Daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. William F. King of 209 Second Avenue SW entertained at dinner Sunday honoring their son and daughter-in-law Floyd E. King who were recently married. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cray, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Currutt and daughter Betty Jean, Mrs. Mary Brooks, Miss Gladys Heefner, Cloyce King, Obie B. Peal, and Glen Brooks of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. King
Second Avenue
Floyd E.king
Obie B. Peal
Glen Brooks
Marion
Hunters Ingalls Return From Ten Day Western Trip
Mr and Mrs H J Hunter and Mr and Mrs J A Ingalls have returned home after a ten day motor journey through the Bad Lands Black Hills Yellowstone Estes Park Pike s Peak and Denver They reside at 1218 B avenue NW and 286 Thirteenth street NW respectively in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hunter
B Avenue NW
J. A. Ingalls
Thirteenth
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Estes Park
Pike's Peak
Denver
Miss Marguerite Rahe Returns to Waterloo Home
Miss Marguerite Rahe, a registered nurse, has returned to her Waterloo home after spending several weeks with her parents at 2048 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Rahe
Waterloo
Henry E. Rahe
Fourth Avenue SE
Lenickas Host Informal Picnic Sunday Attended by Extended Family
Mr and Mrs Joe Lenicka hosted a large gathering at their east Marion home with many relatives and friends. Attendees included numerous Lenickas and partners such as John Lnenicka Edward Lnenicka Frank Suchomel Albert Suchomel Tubbs and Bena families plus others like Dorothy Allison Viola Lenicka and Georgiana Lenicka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lenicka
Marion
John Lnenicka
Evelyn
Ann
Delores
Edward Lnenicka
Velma
Robert
Leonard
Rudolph
Angeline
Rnd Lnenicka
Joan
Alice
Helen
Irma
Credit Girls' Breakfast Club Met on Roosevelt Terrace
Eighteen members of the Credit Girls' Breakfast club gathered on the Roosevelt hotel's terrace Wednesday morning. Guest Miss Naomi Docbel spoke about her recent trip to Mexico. The next meeting is planned for September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Girls’ Breakfast Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Naomi Docbel
Mexico
Alpha Gamma Delta Meeting Planned at Blake Boulevard Home
Undergraduate members of Alpha Gamma Delta will meet Thursday at 2 pm at the home of Miss Alice Snyder 2136 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Alice Snyder
Blake Boulevard
Duplicate Bridge Series Won by Mr and Mrs Carey
Mr and Mrs E J Carey of 2317 Grande avenue SE won cum ulative first place in the eight session duplicate bridge series sponsored by Mrs Oliver Longueville of 2035 Blake boulevard SE. The final session Monday evening also saw James Epstein and George Mullin of Perry take high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Carey
Grande Avenue
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Ray Gorman
S. A. Sanders
Roy Hardendorf
Longueville
James Epstein
George Mullin
Perry
R. M. McCullough
Mrs Delbridge Hosts Ninth Birthday Party for Mary Jane
Mrs Aaron Delbridge hosted a Monday afternoon party at 156 Twenty fourth street drive SE honoring her daughter Mary Jane on her ninth birthday. Katherine Reith led games as guests enjoyed pink and white refreshments with assistance from Mrs Harold Kaiser of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Delbridge
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Mary Jane
Katherine Reith
Harold Kaiser
Madison
Wis
Joyce
Kay Engler
Rosemary Murray
Helen Baum
Veronica
Eileen Manton
James Oberbroeckling
Patsy Schnoebelen
Joan Kaplan
Chicago
Mary Theresa
Marjorie Ann Rink
Jean Carlton
David
John Doetzel
Lee Delbridge, Jr
Jerry Wilson
Richard Lawrence
Jean Reith
Richard
Jane Ryan
Alberta
Leila Mueller
Bobby Quinn
Charles
Betty Shafer
Jack Delbridge
Patricia Bruce
Helen
Ann Keough
Nancy Thompson
Carl Ann Groth
Skiens Return From Trip To Columbus And Washington
Dr and Mrs J S Skien of 2007 Fourth Avenue SE and their family have returned from visits to Columbus Ohio and Washington DC. They were joined to Crawfordsville Indiana by Mr and Mrs William DeFoe of Shellsburg. In Columbus they saw Dr and Mrs Paul Worstell former Coe College students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Skien
Fourth Avenue SE
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Crawfordsville
Ind
William DeFoe
Shelltsburg
Skiens
Paul Worstell
Coe College
Mary Burwell Fetes Eightieth Birthday At Bever Park Picnic
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday to honor Mary Burwell for her eightieth birthday with a picnic at Bever Park. Two large cakes were presented by Mrs. Roy Joslin of Clarence and Mrs. Fred Joslin of Anamosa, with gifts to follow. Forty guests enjoyed a dinner served by several hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burwell
First Avenue E
Bever Park
Roy’ Joslin
Clarence
Fred Joslin
Anamosa
Roy Joslin
Jim Meeks
Mark Newhard
Gene McConaughy
M. A. Green
Mercy and Cedar Rapids Divisions Host Joint Picnic
Members of Mercy division No 51 and Cedar Rapids division No. 159 will hold a joint picnic at the Rose Garden in Ellis Park Sunday at 1 p.m. for families and friends. Meat coffee and dessert will be provided. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish sandwiches and usual picnic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Division
Cedar Rapids Division
Rose Garden
Ellis Park
Spanglers And Shaffers Return Home From Europe Trip
H E Spangler and Shaffer families return home after extended visits abroad. Mr and Mrs Spangler left Cedar Rapids for Europe and landed in New York City after traveling through six countries. Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer and daughters returned from Quogue Long Island with Miss Montgomery, while Mr Shaffer visited family there several times during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Montgomery
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
Quogue
Long Island
N. Y
Shaffers
Miss Montgomery
Mr. Shaffer
Honor Mrs Swem On Ninety Fourth Birthday
In honor of Mrs. Emeline Swem turning ninety four, a dinner party will be hosted at 222 Fourteenth Street NE Wednesday evening. Attending guests include her son E. G. Swem of Williamsburg Virginia and A. R. Swem of Cedar Rapids. Hostess is her daughter Miss Leota Swem. Also invited are Mrs. E. G. Swem of Williamsburg and Mrs. A R Swem of Cedar Rapids with Mrs. Edward Swem of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline Swem
Fourteenth Street
Holets Family Elected At Ninth Annual Reunion
Officers named for the coming year at the ninth Holets family reunion held at the Joseph Sirowy farm near Konigsmark station. President is Joseph Kubicek and secretary treasurer is Lulu Wilson. Seventy five attended the picnic dinner including many Holets family members and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holets
Joseph Sirowy
Konigsmark Station
Joseph Kubicek
Lulu Wilson
Joseph Holets
John Holets
Joseph M Holets
Charles Holets
Ed Holets
Leonard Holets
Louis Rabik
Joseph Sirowy, Jr
Emil Faltis
Frank Henik
Tom Hor‘ak
Charles Joacek
Frank Holets
Kathrina Latimer
Mary Nemec
Frank Kubicek
John Kadlec
J. Wilson
Leo Kaliban
Charles Selzer
Wendl Kremanek
J.L. Halpin
Millikan Family Honored With Picnic at Daniels Park
Mr. and Mrs. B B Millikan of Shawnee Oklahoma and their children Donna Marie and Douglas, visiting Mr. and Mrs. S T Seysler, were feted at a Tuesday picnic at Daniels Park. Attendees included Walter Shellquist family Audrey Wendell Kramer Marilyn Glenn Wolford Seysler John Miller James Davidson Barbara Lee Olin Merle Boyer Shellsburg George Lowe family and Barbara Folz. The Millikans were later treated to a dinner party Monday at the Shellquist home 419 Twenty third street NE and returned home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Millikan
Shawnee
Okla
Donna Marie
Douglas
S. T. Seysler
Avenue NE
Daniels Park
Walter Shellquist
Audrey
Wendell Kramer
Marilyn
Glenn Wolford
Seysler
Farewell Party Held For Mrs Wacry In Amana Home
Mrs. Mabel Sayers hosted the Ella Swan circle at Bethany Congregational church members in Amana on Tuesday for a farewell party honoring Mrs. Margaret Wacry who will move to Iowa City. Goldie Ash read a verse for each attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Sayers
Ella Swan
Bethany Congregational Church
Amana
Margaret Wacry
Iowa City
Goldie Ash
Prof Glasier Visiting Telluride Minister’s Home
Prof Edwin Lee Glasier of Telluride Colorado visits his mother Mrs Anna Belle M Glasier at 1634 A Avenue NE. He is superintendent of Telluride schools and is in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Lee Glasier
Telluride
Colo
Annabelle M. Glasier
Glasier
Kings Return From Vacation In Minnesota
Mr and Mrs W S King and their son Don have returned home to 2300 Bever Avenue SE after a vacation in Nisswa Minnesota.
Louise Shimek and George Kalous Wed in Czech Reformed Church
Miss Louise M. Shimek and George Kalous united in marriage at the Czech Reformed church with Rev. Frank Helmich officiating. Attendants included Edna Kalous and Frank Shimek Jr. Bride wore Venetian lace over white satin with a junior train. The couple, graduates of Grant High, reside at 2424 A avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise M. Shimek
Frank Shimek
Wilson Avenue
George Kalous
Albert Kalous
K Street
Frank Helmich
Edna Kalous
Kalous
Johanna Hill
Bowmans Guests in J F McLaughlin Home
Dr and Mrs L J Bowman and daughter Adella of Enderlin ND and their son Lt Cmdr Roscoe Bowman of Washington DC are guests in the home of Mrs J F McLaughlin and family 200 Twenty eighth Street Drive SE Lt Bowman is with the Bureau of Navigation in Washington and will be joined east by his sister Adella who will enter school in Washington this fall Miss Anna Real and Bill McLaughlin of Des Moines arrive Wednesday to spend the weekend in the McLaughlin home Miss Real is Mrs McLaughlin’s sister and Mr McLaughlin is her son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Bowman
Adella
Enderlin
N.D
Roscoe Bowman
Washington, D. C
J. F. McLaughlin
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Bowman
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
Anna Real
Bill McLaughlin
Des Moines
McLaughlin
Miss Real
Mr. McLaughlin
Births in area celebrate eight new arrivals
Born to Howard and wife at St Luke's Aug 17 a son named Jackie Lee. Leo Carlson's family at 879 Twelfth St NE welcomed a son Aug 15. Leonard Stastny of 1310 First SW welcomed a daughter Aug 18 at Mercy Butler. R B Kinsley Route 2 Marion added a son Aug 18 at St Luke's. Two more births reported at Mercy Hospital and Mercy Butler locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard James
Grovecourt SE
St. Luke's Hospital
William Zeigler
Second Street
Mercy Hospital
Leo Carlson
Twelfth Street
Jackie Lee
Leonard Stastny
First Street
William Butler
Second Avenue SE
R. B. Kinsley
Marion
Senator Vests Tribute To The Dog
Missouri farmer Charles Burden sued a neighbor for $50 after shooting his dog Old Drum. In 1870 George Vest, then an unknown lawyer, delivered a silent improvised tribute to the dog that moved jurors to tears and led to a verdict of $500 damages, though the judge had set $30 as the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator West
Charles Burden
Missouri
Burden
Drum
George G. Vest
Vest
Old Drum
Administrator with Will Annexed for Ellen McLeod estate named
On August 10 1937 Pred HM Kubicek was appointed as Administrator with Will Annexed of Ellen McLeod late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims must file their authenticated claims in the Linn County Iowa District Court Clerk's office Pred HM Kubicek Attorney for the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kubicek
HM Kubicek
Bone setting under fluoroscope at St Luke's hospital
A bone-setting operation was performed under a fluoroscope at St Luke's hospital at 5 p.m. Tuesday on Ross von Spreecken, 9, of Wyoming Iowa, who suffered a fractured right elbow when kicked by a steer. X rays determined the fracture and the setting was done. He was later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Ross von Spreecken
Wyoming
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Linn County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on the 17th day of August 1937 the undersigned was duly appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Jan Viasek late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. Those having claims will file them authenticated in the office of the Clerk of the Linn County District Court. Alois M Halene Jr Executor. Haack and Nielsen Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim Wi
Towa
Ellen McLeod
Linn County
Iowa
Baat
Jona
Linn
Jan Viasek
Lowe
Parkyn
Notice to Sell Real Estate in Linn County Iowa
In Linn county district court an estate proceeding for Frank Sadilek deceased lists L. W. Struesky and Louis J. Maresh as administrators with will annexed. They seek court authority to sell undivided 3-8 of lots 19 and 15 in Cedar Fields to raise funds for claims and administration costs. Hearing set August 25, 1937 at Linn County Courthouse Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Prank Badilek
Julia Maresh
W. J. Maresh
Charles Sie
Frank Dick
Towit
Cedar Nelds
Chas. J. Haas
18Th Judicial District of
Linn County Court House
Cedar Rapids
Stritesky
Louis J. Maresh
Frank Sadilex
Jos, Mekota
Workmen On Davenport Job Hurt When Drill Strikes Dynamite
Jonas Wallace and Arthur Fitzgerald both Rockwell workers for Cedar Rapids contractor Dan Christensen were seriously injured in Davenport when an electric drill in a sewer trench struck a dynamite stick. The dynamite had apparently failed to explode during prior blasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Wallace
Arthur Fitzgerald
Rockwell
Dan Christensen
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Descendants of Philip Kuhn Hold Thirteenth Reunion
Officers were elected at the thirteenth annual reunion of the descendants of Philip and Mary Kuhn held at Bever Park on Sunday. President Louisa Palmer, vice president Martha Kingery, and secretary treasurer Phoebe Beaty led a noon picnic and program with Florence Dukek in charge. The event featured a guitar solo by Jack Beaty, readings by Anna Quigley, Martha Kingery and George Palmer, and a poem “Kuhn Reunion” by Mrs. George Palmer. Attendees included numerous Kingery, Quigley, Palmer, Goodrow, Kuhn, Schmitt, and related families from Mount Carroll, Cedar Rapids, Waukegan, Clinton, and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip and
Mary Kuhn
Bever Park
Louisa Palmer
Martha Kingery
Phoebe Beaty
Florence Dukek
Jack Beaty
Anna Quigley
George Palmer
A. J. Kingery
Mount Carroll
Ill
Rossetta Gladys Ellsberry
Seattle
Wash
Ray Quigley
Fred Quigley
Orlin Swanson
Waukegan
Bertha Forbes
Clinton
Early Du=kek
Donald
Marjorie
Alburnett
E. R. Palmer
Joanne
Joe Schmitt, Jr
Shirley
Ada Swalley
Alton Stanley
Evard Martson
Jules Dierick
Louisa
Robert Comley
Donald Parsons
Marion Beaty
Cedar Rapids
Notice of Administrator for Parkyn Estate in Linn County IA
The undersigned was appointed and qualified on August 3 1937 as Administrator of the estate of Parkyn late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. U L Erall Administrator. Donnelly Lynch Anderton and Lynch Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. L. Erall
Donnelly, Lynch, Anderton
Executor Appointed for Linn County Iowa Estate
On the 3rd day of August 1937 Andrew Ralphin Much More was duly appointed and as executor of the estate of a decedent late of Linn County Iowa. All persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment. Those having claims must present them duly authenticated in the office of the clerk of the district court Linn County Iowa. Otto Le Schluter, attorney.
Notice of Incorporation New Boston Store
Notice of incorporation of New Boston Store with Cedar Rapid s Iowa as business location. Capital stock ten thousand dollars in one hundred shares at one hundred dollars each. Start date July 26 1937 end July 361 1957. Directors Herman Oransky Lillian N Oransky Cedar Rapids Iowa. Officers President Herman Oransky Secretary Lillian N Oransky Treasurer Merman Mayo. All officers serve one year. Private property of stockholders exempt from corporate debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Boston
Cedar Pide
Mallee
Merman Oransky
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Lillian WN. Oransky
Iowa
Ita Officgia
Wall Bez
Herman Oransky
Pidar Towa
Lillian SM. Oransky
Cedar Raids
Law Preasurer
Merman Mayo Edar Rapids
Jows
Lillian N. Oranbry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cedar Rapids Gazette
The
Gazette
Hal Sheridas
Paramount Theater
Jack Benny
Lassweil
Gain the Mercury
Amana Thas Sine
Clear Lake Bridge
A. J. Coburns
Mrs. Keech
William Chadimas
Idaho
Villeux
L. C. Chadimas
William Kings
Ingalls
Miss Rahe
Alpha Gamma
DELTA
Amy
Mr. and
Mrs. Carey
Mrs. Delbridge
J. S. Skiens
H.E. Spanglers
Mrs. Swem
B. B. Millikans
Mrs. Sayers
Prof. Glasier
W. S. Kings
Cuticura
Malden
Mass
Louise Shimek
Bowmans
Qui Motes
3Rd Ave
Consright
Larry &. Harrie
Alois M, Halexe, JR
Haack and Nielaen
Philip
Iiemof
Andrew Ralpin
Otto le Schluter
Jack Sweeney
Maxwell House Coffee
Mays Tea Room
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