Luncheon Honors Sundberg and Omaha Guest at Cedar Rapids Club
Miss Margaret Sundberg and Mrs. C. E. Auracher of Omaha were guests at a luncheon and bridge at Cedar Rapids Country Club hosted by Mrs. George F. Miller and Mrs. Fred Collard. Sundberg is to wed Dr. Robert M. Wray of Iowa City this Saturday. The party included L. A. L. club members and out-of-town guest Mrs. Henry Smith of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Miller
Washington Avenue SE
Fred Collard
Park Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Margaret Sundberg
C. E. Auracher
Omaha
Miller
Miss Sundberg
Auracher
Guy E. Hillier
H. N. Boyson
J. A. Yessler
George Otis
Myrtle Fisher
Richard Miller
Frank Beals
C. O. Gray
H. F. Sundberg
Roland Wilson
S. E. Co
Officials Association Meeting at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Thirty Cedar Rapids Officials association members will meet Monday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country Club for dinner and to elect officers. Retiring officers include Horace G. Hedges president Fred A. Winter vice president and Albert P. Jenkins secretary and treasurer. A round table discussion on basketball rule changes will be held. Thomas L. Crabbe handles arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Officials Association
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Horace G. Hedges
Fred A. Winter
Albert P. Jenkins
Thomas L. Crabbe
Forty Women Attend Cedar Rapids Bridge Luncheon
About forty women attended the weekly bridge luncheon Monday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Mrs. George E. Beattie and Mrs. W. J. Neuzil were in charge of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
George E. Beattie
W. J. Neuzil
Omaha Woman and Daughter Stay with Bates Family
Mrs. Henry Smith of Omaha and her daughter Pamela are spending a week in the home of Mrs. Smith's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Bates, at 1736 Sixth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Frank Bates
Omaha
Pamela
Mrs. Smith
Frank F. Bates
Sixth Avenue SE
Needlework Guild Meeting Postponed to Thursday
The Cedar Rapids branch of the Needlework Guild of America postpones its annual meeting to Thursday at 2 30 p m at Mrs C W Bingham 3300 First Avenue East. Section presidents executive board members and committee chairmen will attend the meeting and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Needlework Guild of America
C. W. Bingham
First Avenue E
Crandic Display Club Sets Tuesday Social at Cedar View
The Crandic display club plans a social meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Cedar View Country club. A buffet supper precedes dancing cards and a vaudeville program. Fred Long and Hans Luber will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandic Display Club
Cedar View Country Club
Fred Long
Hans Luber
Abrams Abramovichs wed in St Paul ceremony
Mrs Sara Abrams and Elias Abramovich were married Sunday in St Paul Minnesota by Rabbi Krosberg. The couple will live at 813 Fifteenth Street SE after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Abrams
Elias Abramovich
St. Paul, Minn
Krosberg
Abramovich
Fifteenth Street
Mrs Oliver Longueville Hosts Monday Bridge Game
Mrs Oliver Longueville at 2035 Blake Boulevard SE invites players to her home for a regular Monday bridge game starting at 8 o'clock this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Louise Padley Named Malta Chapter Matron
Mrs Louise Padley was elected worthy matron of Malta Chapter No 415 O E S at a Saturday meeting in the Masonic hall George Cockburn was elected worthy patron Daisy Johnson moves from matron and A J Diserens is retiring patron Other new officers include Helen Lundin William Groepper Helen Dunker Betty Suchomel Emily Walbrand Jean Vondracek in officer roles with re elections noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Padley
Malta
Masonic Hall
George Cockburn
Daisy Johnson
A. J. Diserens
Helen Lundin
William E. Groepper
Helen Dunker
Betty Suchomel
Emily Walbrand
Jean Vondracek
B P W Clubs Hold Sixth District Meeting
Cedar Rapids B P W members from Town City and Maquoketa joined for a district dinner at the Roosevelt hotel. State president Mrs Jessie Young spoke, with district president Miss Lillian Smith presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Persis Sheldon
Iowa City
Esther Hunter
Laura Hanna
Maquoketa
Lorna Schuppert
Vera Finley
Chicago Homecoming For Two Local Travelers
Miss Leona Simon of 615 Eighth avenue SE and Miss Louise Indra of 903 Oakland avenue NE returned home after a week long stay in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Simon
Eighth Avenue SE
Louise Indra
Oakland Avenue NE
Chicago
National Treasurer of Chi Omega Visits Coe College
Miss Mary Clay Williams of Tulsa Oklahoma national treasurer of Chi Omega sorority visits Omicron Alpha chapter at Coe College. Local alumnae in Cedar Rapids host a dinner at Mrs E J North home and Williams plans Iowa City trip to Psi Beta chapter at the University of Iowa. Williams, Randolph Macon alumna with a Columbia masters, has served as official chapter visitor and now enters a third term as national treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clay Williams
Tulsa
Okla
Chi Omega Sorority
Omicron Alpha
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Miss Williams
E. J. North
Forest Drive
L. D. Dennis
Kenneth Ottson
Edith Benson
Katherine Baxter
Iowa City
Psi Beta
University of Iowa
Coe
Randolph-Macon College
Virginia
Columbia College
New York City
Re-Election At Jewish Teachers Conference Cedar Rapids
At the annual Jewish religious school teachers conference held at the Temple in Des Moines thirty five teachers from Iowa cities attended. Rabbi Polish and Mrs Klass of Cedar Rapids were unanimously re elected. Rabbi Lewis of Sioux City was chosen as vice chairman and Sioux City will host the November 1937 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Des Moines
Kurt Lewin
University of Iowa
Mason City
Davenport
Sioux City
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Lewin
Theodore N. Lewis
Jacob Rothschild
Eugene Mannheimer
David
Linn County Science Teachers Meet December 14
The Linn county science teachers gather December 14 at 6 30 p m at the Y M C A for an illustrated talk by Dr L R Wilson of Coe College on a geological field trip Those attending should report by December 11 to Miss Lavina Dragon at McKinley Junior High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
L. R. Wilson
Coe College
Lavina Dragon
McKinley Junior High
Andrles Host Birthday Dinner for Father and Granddaughter
Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Andrle of 1110 First Street SW entertained twelve guests Sunday at their home in honor of J. W. Andrle of North Liberty who marked his eightieth birthday. The occasion also honored Jacqueline Lee Alton granddaughter of the Andrles who turned two that day. Jacqueline Lee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Alton of the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Andrle
First Street
Andrle
J. W. Andrle
North Liberty
Jacqueline Lee Alton
Andries
Jacqueline Lee
J. T. Alton
Anniversary Dinner Speaks Surprising Cedar Rapids Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adams of 71 Thirteenth Street NW hosted a Sunday dinner for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Heaton Central City. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Mollenhauer and daughter Shirley Jean Alburnett. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Tylee. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Waterbury and daughters Leila and LeEtta. Don Evalon Toddville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boner. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jedlicka and daughter Nadine. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pryor. Olive Tylee and Verl and Ruby Adams Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Adams
Thirteenth Street
George Heaton
Central City
Forrest Mollenhauer
Shirley Jean
Alburnett
Ward Tylee
Melvin Waterbury
Leila
le Etta
Don Evalon
Toddville
Jack Boner
Henry Jedlicka
Nadine
Bruce Pryor
Olive Tylee
Verl
Ruby Adams
Cedar Rapids
West Side W C T U Hosts Picnic Meeting
Mrs. George Brown entertained the West Side W C T U at a recent picnic luncheon meeting. Rev. Elton D. Wells spoke on Peace. A memorial service was held for Mrs Betsy Bridge, a charter member, who died Monday at Vinton. Plans include a Christmas box for Benedict home and for Fort Ringo soldiers. Christmas baskets to Nell Arduser. A centenary program and play are set for December 11 at H P Usher home. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
George Brown
B Avenue NW
West
Elton D. Wells
Betsy Bridge
Vinton
Nell Arduser
Second Avenue
H. P. Usher
First Avenue
Polk P T A to Host Des Moines Safety Official
PT A meeting in Polk School Tuesday at 2 p.m. will feature Sproul of Des Moines, ex executive secretary of the Iowa State safety council. Social committee co chairs are Mrs. Roupe, Mrs. Sword, Mrs. Prather and Mrs. Osterlund. A short children's program is planned and the executive board meets at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Sproul
Des Moines
Iowa State Safety Council
Polk School
Arnold Roupe
I. Sword
O. A. Prather
J. R. Osterlund
Miss Uhlenhopp Receives Beta Phi Alpha Scholarship
Cedar Rapids senior Mae Fern Uhlenhopp of Coe College was awarded the Beta Phi Alpha annual scholarship at a tea hosted by alumnae at Mrs. Arthur Hurtt’s home. Jean Wells recited poems and Dean Mary Bell spoke on scholarship as alumnae and actives plus pledges attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Fern Uhlenhopp
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Arthur Hurtt
Second Street
Jean Wells
Mary Bell
Louis Kriz
Louis Sila
Lester Baldwin
Cora Farr
Gaie Coyne Wed George Ward in Rock Island
Mr and Mrs R T Miller announce the marriage of their daughter Gaie Coyne to George Ward of Mechanicsville. The ceremony took place June 24 in Rock Island Illinois, performed by Rev W G Oglevee. The couple reside at 113 Tenth Street SE. Ward works as a steam fitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Miller
Tenth Street SE
Gaie Coyne
George W. Ward
Mechanicsville
Rock Island, Ill
W. G. Oglevee
Craemer Employees Hold Annual Christmas Party
Craemer company workers will host their yearly Christmas party Monday evening. About sixty employees will dine at tables adorned in Christmas decor. Santa Claus will distribute gifts, with readings by Katherine Ameche and a Catherine Collins Mary Van Damme duet with accompanist Margaret Giblin. Committee includes Esther Schulman Evelyn Johnson and Fern Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craemer Company
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Santa Claus
Katherine Ameche
Catherine Collins
Mary van Damme
Margaret Giblin
Esther Schollman
Evelyn Johnson
Fern Cox
Hard of Hearing League Holds Informal Home Meet
Instead of the Cedar Rapids League class gathering for the Hard of Hearing, members will attend an informal at home meeting hosted by Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Gray at 1930 Park Avenue SE Tuesday evening. Special guests include new league class members. all league members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids League
League
L. B. Gray
Park Avenue SE
Mount Mercy Alumnae Ball Chaperons Named
The Mount Mercy Alumnae ball committee names chaperons for the Cedar Rapids Country Club event on December 28. Chaperons include Mr and Mrs J F McLaughlin Mr and Mrs James Keevers Mr and Mrs W H Ryan and Dr and Mrs J H Kelly. General chairman is Miss Charlotte Hubbard. Reservations contact Miss Hubbard or Miss Georgianne Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Cedar Rapids Country Club
J. F. McLaughlin
James Keevers
W. H. Ryan
J. H. Kelly
Charlotte Hubbard
Miss Hubbard
Dial
Georgianne Ryan
Mount Mercy Luncheon Club Holds First Meeting
Thirty former students and alumnae attended Mount Mercy Luncheon Club’s inaugural gathering in the Florentine room of the Roosevelt hotel. Attendees came from Cedar Rapids Independence De Witt Dubuque and Davenport. The next meeting is set for January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Independence
DeWitt
Dubuque
Davenport
Ottsens and Benson family return from Chicago trip
Mrs. George J. Ottsen and her son Keith, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Ottsen of Maplewood and Second Avenue SE, along with Miss Edith Benson and R. H. Buresh, returned Sunday evening after a weekend in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Ottsen
Maplewood Drive
Keith
Kenneth B. Ottsen
Second Avenue
Edith Benson
R. H. Buresh
Chicago
Couple Married at Justice of the Peace Home
Alica Grishaber of Alburnecht and Lloyd Duede of Cedar Rapids wed Saturday in Cedar Rapids. Justice Almon S. Reed officiated at his home 438 Fifth Avenue SW. The bride wore a crushed raspberry silk dress. Helen Hupton and Sbell Curl attended. The couple will live in Cedar Rapids where Mr Duede works in upholstery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alica Grishaber
Alburnecht
Lloyd Duede
Cedar Rapids
Almon S. Reed
Bennett Couple Wintering in Ontario Lynwood and L A
Mr and Mrs J Z Bennett of 265 Twelfth Street NW are spending the winter visiting friends and relatives in Ontario Lynwood and Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Bennett
Twelfth Street
Ontario
Lynwood
Los Angeles
Calif
Lawaka Camp Fire group holds Saturday dinner at Burger home
The First Lutheran church group met Saturday evening at 1407 Sixth Avenue SE for a dinner prepared by Joan Burger and Imogene Luben. Mrs. C. H. Mills as guardian Miss Nola Burger as assistant guardian and fourteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawaka
First Lutheran Church
J. L. Burger
Sixth Avenue SE
Joan Burger
Imogene Luben
C. H. Mills
Nola Burger
Police Auxiliary Meeting At I. O. O. F. Hall
The Police auxiliary will meet at I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. There will be a twenty five cent gift exchange and election of officers. Hostesses will be Mesdames Hazel Haberle, chairman, Mable Hopwood, Lena Hasley and Ida Kansky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Hazel Haberle
Mable Hopwood
Lena Hasley
Ida Kansky
Birthday surprise honors Mrs. Blazek with gifts and prizes
Mrs. Fred Blazek was surprised by friends Saturday evening for her birthday. High prizes at cards went to Frank Stepanek and Mrs. George Blazek, with consolation awards to Paul Petrik and Mrs. Anton Holecek. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Picek, Mr. and Mrs. Vaclav Kobylak, Mr. and Mrs. James Nosek, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petrik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Blazek
Frank Stepanek
George Blazek
Paul Petrik
Anton Holecek
Local nuptial notices list several households
Mr and Mrs Antoni Holecek Mr and Mrs Frank Stepanek Mr and Mrs George Blazek Wesley Nosek and Mr and Mrs Fred Blazek appear in a community matrimonial notice listing households and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoni Holecek
Frank Stepanek
George Blazek
Wesley Nosek
Fred Blazek
Cedar Rapids Briefs Include Dinners Courts and Notices
United States deputy marshal Joseph A. Petrus has returned from Dubuque after attending federal court. Roosevelt school advanced art class visited the federal building to view murals in progress. Two men from Cedar Rapids and Joplin were fined in police court for intoxication. The Cedar Rapids Gas company received permission to lay gas mains on Sixteenth avenue SW near Third street. Lost and Found ads invite readers to report lost purses by calling 2-1121. Several Cedar Rapids residents wed at a justice office. Weather slowed a church revival at Assembly of God, with services to resume later in the week. Gas company hosts free cooking schools with Christmas-themed subjects. Mr. and Mrs. Fluegel traveled to Peoria after Mrs. Hooten’s death. funeral plans set for Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Sixteenth Avenue
Third Street
McCulloughs to Lead Tacoma Bible Conference
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J Ren wick McCullough depart Sunday night for Tacoma Washington where he will lead a five day Bible conference starting Wednesday. Kathryn Barton of Cedar Rapids was elected secretary of the Iowa Association of Cosmetology Schools at a Des Moines meeting with J B Lewin of Des Moines as president. Earl Hemminger 23 of 3052 Carroll drive SE injured his left knee in a slip while pushing his car and was taken to St Luke’s hospital. Dr J J Hinman Jr a University of Iowa chemist will discuss Chemicals and Poisons in Our Daily Life at a Canopus club luncheon Tuesday at the Roose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Renwick McCullough
Tacoma
Wash
Mr. McCullough
Kathryn Barton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Association of Cosmetology Schools
Des Moines
United Press Dispatch
J. B. Lewin
Earl Hemminger
Carroll Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
J. J. Hinman, Jr
University of Iowa
Canopus
Roosevelt Hotel
Local Parking Fines Levied in Police Court
Milo Mach of 1635 Second Avenue SE was fined one dollar and costs for overtime parking in a fifteen minute zone. David Barry of 2217 Ridgeway Drive SE paid one dollar and costs for parking with no rear light. Forrest Andrew of 216 Sixth Street SW paid one dollar and costs for double parking. A Mitchell of 615 Fifth Avenue SE fined one dollar and costs for improper parking. Carl Pospishil of 1627 N Street SW assessed one dollar and costs for parking in a prohibited zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Mach
Second Avenue SE
David Barry
Ridgeway Drive
Forrest Andrew
Sixth Street
A. Mitchell
Fifth Avenue SE
Carl Pospishil
N Street
Detective chief seeks Rose Gucinski in Detroit case
Chief of Detectives Earl Stanley received a telegram from Receiving hospital Detroit asking for the whereabouts of Rose Gucinski of Cedar Rapids whose brother Mike Robak 46 died there. Stanley could not locate any Rose Gucinski in the area and suspects a name change by marriage. He asked the woman to contact the police if she is in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Stanley
Detroit
Mich
Rose Guchnski
Cedar Rapids
Mike Robak
Robak
Stanley
Rose Gucinski
Police Department
Average U.S. commercial truck haul runs about 110 miles
A typical commercial truck journey in the United States covers roughly 110 miles. This distance captures the common range for many freight runs, reflecting mid length hauls rather than long transcontinental trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Larger Quarters Needed Here To Handle Social Security
Social Security applications are straining current space at the federal building basement. By Monday noon seven typists three checkers and a supervisor will work in the expanded quarters to handle registration numbers for large payroll firms. Orders prioritize firms with big payrolls to ease corporate bookkeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Interstate truck permit hearing on National Transfer request opposed
Forty lawyers and traffic representatives attended a federal hearing in Cedar Rapids over National Transfer and Storage of Marshalltown seeking interstate permits to operate Iowa routes from Cedar Rapids to Oelwein, Traer and Cedar Rapids via Ill. The case faces opposition from railroads and four truck firms. A second, unrelated application by Seaton Truck Lines and another by Geneseo to Waterloo routes were also scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Interstate Commerce
National Transfer and Storage Company
Marshalltown
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Traer
Oelwein
Strawberry Point
Sterling, Ill
Tri Cities
Chicago
M. J. Conway
Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners
Iowa-Illinois Board
White Line Motor Freight
Des Moines
Hawkeye Express
H. and W. Motor Express
Dubuque
Takin Brothers
Waterloo
Leland J. Magerkuth
Geneseo
Ill
Davenport
DeWitt
R. O. Seaton
Seaton Truck Lines
Osage
Mason City
la Crosse
Wis
Riceville
Crosse
Decorah
Prosper and Hokan
Miam
Harriet Newcomer Named Deputy City Clerk
City council appoints Harriet Newcomer to succeed Elizabeth Stolba as deputy city clerk. Newcomer, previously on the registration staff as extra help, will take effect after Stolba’s resignation on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Newcomer
L. J. Storey
First Avenue E
Elizabeth Stolba
Storey
Newcomer
Annual Tax Sale Postponed To February First
Linn county public bidder tax sale opened after postponement to Feb 1 at 10 am due to lack of bidders. Treasurer Milo Sedlacek reported 1935 taxes $3.51 million with $3.30 million paid by Dec 5 and delinquency receipts of about $251 thousand. Properties unpaid since 1933 and previously offered remain in the public bidder's sale with one year redemption from that sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Milo Sedlacek
Cedar Rapids
Sedlacek
D. Feiereisen
Board of Supervisors
Bill Ragan Named Managing Editor of Sacramento Union
Bill Ragan, son of William and Mrs. Ragan of 1018 Third Avenue SW, and former Cedar Rapids journalist, was appointed managing editor of the Sacramento Union. Born in Williamsburg Iowa, he began in 17 years ago on the Cedar Rapids Republican, later with United Press in Chicago, then Cleveland News where he became night editor and picture editor. He joined the Sacramento Union last February and has since covered the state capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will F
Bill” Ragan
William Ragan
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Sacramento
Calif
Union
Ragan
Williamsburg
Cedar Rapids Republican
United Press
Chicago
Cleveland News
Sacramento Union
State Capitol
Silent Stalking Cat Uses Whiskers To Navigate
A cat stalks prey by fixing eyes on the victim and using the whiskers to sense obstacles, guiding a silent approach.
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Longueville Bridge
Just
Holden-Kahler Co
Mrs. Louise Padley New Worthy
Suggestion
Seth Thomas
Westminster
Higley Ridg
3Rd Avenue
Natl
Chi Omega
Klass
P. M. Andrles
PT. A. Meetings
Miss Uhlenhopp
Beta Phi Alpha
George Ward
Craemer
Hard OF Hearing League
Ottsens
Miss Benson
MR. Buresh
Grishaber-Duede
J. Z. Bennetts
Lawaka Camp
Police Auxiliary
Mrs. Blazek
Peoples Church
Joseph A. Petrus
Roosevelt School
Thomas Nechwinder
E. M. Love
Joplin
William C. Muller
Nadine Gibison
Joe Byrnes
Muriel Sundberg
Justice W. J. Grunewald
Assembly of God Church
A Avenue NW
Fred E. Fluegel
Grande Avenue
Peoria
Fluegel
Josephine Hooten
William C. Hooten
Hooten
McClure Avenue
Lydia E. Pinkham
National Transfer Co
Armstrong
Drea
Ret Eee
Good Housekeeping Bureau
New England
le Garde
Monocraft
Dionne Quints
Jane Withers
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