Stephens College Alumnae Honor Mothers at Luncheon
Twenty six women attended a noon luncheon at Clara Robinsons Colonial Food Shop as Stephens College alumnae association entertained their mothers. Grace Ann Reiff, a current student, attended along with fourteen alumnae. seating included numerous named mothers and daughters, with many Mrs and Miss listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens College Alumnae Association
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food Shop
Grace Ann Reiff
S. E. Coquillette
Janet Coquillette
M. O. Reiff
Reiff
Grant Collins
Virginia Collins
Atherton B. Clark
Elizabeth Clark
H. M. Ivins
Audrey Lea Ivins
C. W. Bloomhall
Barbara Bloomhall
H. D. O’meara
Jane O'Meara
A. H. Hallgren
Margaret Anne Hallgren
J. Guy Mitchell
Orva Mitchell
J. T. Ure
John French
C. M. Westerfield
Thomas L. Woods
Thomas Lange
Nadgie Rohrbach
Martha Coffman
Frances Westerfield
New Year’s Eve Dinner for Four Guests in Glencoe Guest List
James Delaney of Glencoe Henry Kietel of Evanston Bob Cumming of Chicago and John Phalen of Sparta arrived today to spend the weekend as guests of Sandoe Jordan. The Jordan home at 2121 Linden Drive will host a New Year’s Eve dinner Thursday evening in honor of the four house guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Delaney
Glencoe
Henry Kietel
Evanston, Ill
Bob Cumming
Chicago
John Phalen
Sparta
Wis
Sandoe Jordan
Carl F. Jordan
Linden Drive
Mr. Jordan
Grayle Howlet to Visit Reiff Home This Weekend
Grayle Howlet Jr of Evanston Illinois will arrive Thursday to spend the weekend as a guest of Miss Grace Ann Reiff at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs M O Reiff 1848 Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayle Howlet, Jr
Evanston
Grace Ann Reiff
M. O. Reiff
Third Avenue SE
Tourist Club Hosts Blanche Krebs Meeting
Twenty members of the Tourist club gathered Wednesday at Miss Blanche Krebs home 351 Pleasant drive SE. Mrs C N Booth read a paper titled Explora tion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Krebs
Pleasant Drive
C. N. Booth
Doyon Main of Evanston Visits DeLay Family Home
Doyon Main of Evanston NL arrived Thursday to spend the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H Gordon DeLay at 233 Twenty Sixth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyon Main
Evanston
H. Gordon DeLay
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Hillier Leaves For University Of Michigan
Don E. Hillier son of Mr and Mrs Guy E Hillier of 2301 Meadowbrook Drive SE departed Wednesday to attend the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor where he is a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don E. Hillier
Guy E. Hillier
Meadowbrook Drive
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Miss Elizabeth Bohac Hosts Piano Pupils Party
Miss Elizabeth Bohac of 1914 Bever Avenue SE entertained her piano pupils at a home studio party Tuesday A musical program and games delighted the group Pupils included Mary Sue Ristine Ralph Gearhart Charlotte Penningroth Sally Zuercher Marjorie Van Winkle Margaret Hruska Ruth Ann Hasek Janet Patrick Jacqueline Carberry Miriam Greenberg Barbara Shonka Patricia Smith Sylvia Lehti Richard Moon Betty Ford Flora Lehti Mary Ella Wolverton Helen Heald and Jane Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bohac
Bever Avenue SE
Mary Sue Ristine
Ralph Gearhart
Charlotte Penningroth
Sally Zuercher
Marjorie van Winkle
Margaret Hruska
Ruth Ann Hasek
Janet Patrick
Jacqueline Carberry
Miriam Greenberg
Barbara Shonka
Patricia Smith
Sylvia Lehti
Richard Moon
Betty Ford
Floria Lehti
Mary Ella Wolverton
Helen Heald
Jane Bell
Kriz Family Guests Arrive Ahead of Dvorak-Kriz Wedding
Stanley X Kriz of Black River Falls Wisconsin and Frank Kriz with family from St Louis Missouri arrive as guests of their mother Mrs Vaclav Kriz at 1212 Second Street SE. The wedding of Dorothy Dvorak and Stanley X Kriz will be solemnized Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley X. Kriz
Black River Falls
Wis
Frank Kriz
St. Louis
Frank, Jr
Vaclav Kriz
Second Street
Dorothy Dvorak
Marriage Announcement of Bixby and Radeke in Rock Island
Miss Mary Louise Bixby daughter of Mrs Ida Bixby Shellsburg wed Richard Radeke son of William A Radeke Luzerne on August 27 1935 in Rock Island Illinois Judge John Heberling officiated Attendants were Mrs Dorothy Wellman and Mrs Ortha Waggener Cedar Rapids The couple resides at 636 C avenue NW Mr Radeke works for the Concrete Materials company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Bixby
Ida Bixby
Shellsburg
Richard Radeke
William A. Radeke
Luzerne
Rock Island, Ill
John Heberling
Radeke
Dorothy Wellman
Ortha Waggener
Cedar Rapids
C Avenue NW
The
Concrete Materials Company
Fisher Family Hosts Visitors For Weekend
H C Fisher of Webster City and Ross E Brown of Oskaloosa are guests in the home of Miss Myrtle Fisher and Elmer Fisher at 1240 Third Avenue SE and will stay over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Fisher
Webster City
Ross E. Brown
Oskaloosa
Myrtle Fisher
Elmer Fisher
Third Avenue SE
Y M C A Opens New Year Open House With Daylong Events
The Y M C A announces its New Year’s Day open house on Friday with tours of all building sections guided by Hi Y club members. planned attractions include badminton by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pollock swimming and boys’ basketball finals, volleyball matches, various exhibitions and a drill by PE classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. Co Ales
Association
Ray Pollock
John Stark
William Whipple
John Hann
Negro Institute
Constance Watkins Hosts Pupils at Home Party Recital
Constance Watkins entertained her music pupils at a party and recital Tuesday afternoon at her home on C street road SW. Participants included Donald Shimon Bernice Birky Ethie Mae Brown Joyce Ann Ceynar Margaret Andrews Frances Divishek Laurena Wall Jervaine Beecher Elaine Hopp Bernice Spevacek Kathryn Parsons Dorothy Babbitt Marie Kopecky Arlene Kloubec Gail Wisely Raymond Studt Connie Wall Deloris Woods Maxine Woods. Other guests were Patrice Beecher Ada Andrews Mr and Mrs Gene Parsons Mrs Francis Birky and Richard Mrs Will Ceynar Mrs Brown and Mr and Mrs Milo Divishek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Watkins
C Street Road
Donald Shimon
Bernice Birky
Ethie Mae Brown
Joyce Ann Ceynar
Margaret Andrews
Frances Divishek
Laurena Wall
Jervaine Beecher
Elaine Hopp
Bernice Spevacek
Kathryn Parsons
Dorothy Babbitt
Marie Kopecky
Arlene Kloubec
Gail Wisely
Raymond Studt
Connie Wall Deloris Woods
Maxine Woods
Patrice Beecher
Ada Andrews
Gene Parsons
Francis Birky
Richard
Will Ceynar
Brown
Milo Divishek
Lenway Family Home Holiday Guests
Boyd Lenway and LaVerne and Harold Morton of Fort Des Moines spent Christmas at the Lenway family home on 1629 Eighth Street NW. Phyllis and Mary Jane Lenway of the same address are visiting their grandmother Mrs. Phoebe Lenway of Faribault Minnesota for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Lenway
LaVerne
Harold Morton
Fort Des Moines
Mr. Lenway
Ezra Lenway
Eighth Street NW
Phyllis
Mary Jane Lenway
Eighth Street
Phoebe Lenway
Faribault, Minn
Four-H Club Meeting at Mrs Zahradnik Home
The C square F square 4-H club of College township met at Mrs Frank Zahradnik home. After the meeting she was honored with a surprise canned food shower. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Laurence Booth home on Jan 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Township
Frank Zahradnik
Xavier Cole Leaves Sioux City After Holidays Visit
Xavier Cole of Sioux City departed Sunday after spending the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cole at 210 Thirty-fourth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier Cole
Sioux City
Mrs
W. S. Cole
Thirty-fourth Street
Friendship Circle Tea At Mrs Gaines Home
Mrs. Philip K. Gaines hosted the Friendship circle of the King's Daughters for a holiday tea at 1339 Eighth Street NW. Mrs. L. R. Wilson led the tea with a gift given to Mrs. A. B. Anderson who departs soon for Chicago to make her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip K. Gaines
Eighth Street
Friendship Circle of the King’s Daughters
L. R. Wilson
A. B. Anderson
Chicago
Hicks Family Returns Home After Holidays
Mr and Mrs Gaylord Hicks of Omaha and their daughter Jo Ann have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Perry Hicks of 811 Avenue NE and Mrs Stanley Hotle and Mr Hotle at 861 Daniels Street NE during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Hicks
Omaha
Jo Ann
Mr. Hicks
Mrs
Perry Hicks
Avenue
Stanley Hotle
Mr. Hotle
Daniels Street
Minot Woman Returns Home After Holiday Visit
Mrs. Roy Pense of Minot North Dakota has returned home after visiting over the holidays with her sister Mrs. J Reid Watson of 1803 Washington avenue SE and her brother Harry C Watson of 2123 Greenwood drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Pense
Minot
N. D
J. Reid Watson
Washington Avenue
Harry C. Watson
Greenwood Drive
Washington Guests Leave After Christmas Visit
Mrs. A. G. Benbennick and Mrs. J. H. Coggin departed Sunday for Bremerton Washington after spending Christmas week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sedlak 837 Carltoncourt SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Benbennick
J. H. Coggin
Bremerton, Wash
Joseph Sedlak
Camburncourt SE
Subscription Dance Event At Montrose Terrace Room
In Cedar Rapids the annual subscription dance will be held Saturday night from 10 to 2 in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. The event, five years old, has grown to require no invitations. Those wishing to reserve a table should call Miss Elizabeth Clark before 6 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Elizabeth Clark
Peoria Couple Arrives for New Year Weekend in Salem
Mr and Mrs Robert Strehlow of Peoria Illinois arrived Thursday to spend New Year s with Mrs Lester T Jackson and Mr and Mrs Neil Montgomery at 2336 Linden drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Strehlow
Peoria, Ill
Lester T. Jackson
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
Rudolph Returns Home After Visit With Cedar Rapids Friends
S L Rudolph of San Diego California former Cedar Rapids resident has returned to his home after being a guest of Mr and Mrs Taylor Carpenter 508 A avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Rudolph
San Diego
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Taylor Carpenter
A Avenue NE
Alftfillischs Move to Cape Cod Cottage in NE Stree
Dr and Mrs J W Alftfillisch relocate from 2030 Grande avenue SE to 325 Nineteenth street NE a Cape Cod cottage they recently bought from Robert Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Alftfillisch
Grande Avenue
Cape Cod
Nineteenth Street
Robert Miller
Guests in Carey Home Arrive for Weekend Visit
Miss Harriet Griffin of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris of Freeport Illinois. and Malcolm Eaton of Chicago will arrive Thursday as week end guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E J Carey at 2317 Grande Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Griffin
Chicago
Charles Morris
Freeport, Ill
Malcolm Eaton
E. J. Carey
Grande Avenue SE
Newman's Buyers Farewell Dinner Honors Departing Staff
Twenty four buyers from Newman's department store gathered at the Roosevelt hotel Tuesday for a farewell dinner honoring Robert Keely, Mrs. Fredericka Edwards, and A. Kaplan who are leaving the store. Keely retires, Edwards takes a leave of absence, Kaplan moves to Kansas City, Missouri. Hosts were Miss Ethel Pirie, Mrs. Frances Wright and Frank Siverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman’s Department Store
Roosevelt Hotel
Robert Keely
Fredericka Edwards
A. Kaplan
Keely
Edwards
Kaplan
Kansas City
Ethel Pirie
Frances Wright
Frank Siverly
Jolly Eight 500 Club Meets at Mrs Blake's Home
Mrs. W. O. Blake hosted the Jolly Eight 500 club on a Wednesday afternoon at 1581 Second Avenue SE. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Melvin Harbert, Mrs. Blake, and Mrs. H. F. Holloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Blake
Second Avenue SE
Jolly Eight 500 Club
Melvin Harbert
Blake
H. F. Holloway
Jolly Ramblers Meet At Mrs Phillips Home
Mrs W Phillips hosted the Jolly Ramblers club gathering at her 312 A Avenue NW residence on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs N W Robertson and Mrs Fred Donisthorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Phillips
A Avenue NW
Jolly Ramblers Club
N. W. Robertson
Fred Donisthorpe
Conger Metcalf Visits Parents in Seattle Area
Conger Metcalf, after months in Boston, is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Metcalf at 617 First Avenue East and plans to stay until the end of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conger Metcalf
Boston
Mass
Cyrus Metcalf
First Avenue E
Finnigans Return From Old Mexico Vacation
Mr and Mrs G D Finnigan of 421 Thirty third street NE their son R Dean Finnigan and Miss Mary Joye Finnigan of Stanwood have returned after ten days vacationing in Old Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Finnigan
Thirty-third Street
R. Dean Finnigan
Mary Joye Finnigan
Stanwood
Old Mexico
Eleanor Yerkes and Paul Grier Wed in Tama
Miss Eleanor Louise Yerkes of Tama and Paul Grier of Remsen were married in the Methodist Episcopal church Tama. The ceremony featured a double ring service with yellow decorations and music by Dona Metz and La Von Montgomery. The couple plans to reside in Remsen where Grier serves as principal and athletic coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Eleanor Louise Yerkes
W. P. Yerkes
Paul Grier
Remsen
Mark Grier
Guernsey
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. Crumb
Dona Metz
la von Montgomery
Brooklyn
Meredith Yerkes
John Hinegardner
Toledo
Miss Delight Tims
Dale Grier
Milton Wehrle
Wellman
George Schultz
Fifteen Attend Home Garden Club Christmas Luncheon
Fifteen members of the Home Garden club attended the Christmas luncheon at Killian's tea room on Wednesday. Mrs. J. F. Currell spoke on Holly and Mistletoe and Mrs. Russell W. Manatt spoke on The Christmas Tree. A gift exchange occurred and a gift was given to retiring president Mrs. James E. Bromwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Garden Club
Killian’s Tea Room
J. F. Currell
Russell W. Manatt
James E. Bromwell
Mount Auburn Receives New Superior Bus
E R Guynn Lewis Kruckenberg and Willard Jackson arrived from Lima Ohio to deliver a new Mount Auburn school bus. The Superior body is streamlined and mounted on a Chevrolet chassis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Auburn
E. R. Guynn
Lewis Kruckenberg
Willard Jackson
Lima
Ohio
Motoring Fees Toll Exceeds Three Hundred Million in 1935
American motorists paid 322 776 536 in motor vehicle registration fees and related levies during 1935 plus 616 851 671 in state gasoline taxes and 172 262 483 in federal gasoline taxes.
Willie Willis Says Con Science Timer Seems Off
Willie Willis reflects on moral timing, noting he often wants to do good but acts wrongly first. He discusses the difficulty of staying on the right path and the ongoing struggle with conscience.
Safeguard Your Health booklet offer
A 40 page guide from The Cedar Rapids Gazette promotes a health booklet on causes and symptoms of common diseases. It urges early treatment for appendicitis and notes demographics for lobar infections. Readers are asked to mail 15 cents to New York address with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Home Institute
West Nineteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Health warnings on pneumonia and youth risk
The piece urges concern for health despite youth, noting pneumonia disproportionately affects the young. It cites January to March deaths and stresses prompt cold treatment, doctor visits, and bed rest, plus early serum developments that can curb severity.
At Home Frock Lets Homemakers Look Slim and Smart
Advertisement for Anne Adams Pattern 4285 promotes a versatile at home dress with capelets and V neck option. Available sizes 34 through 48, uses 35 1/2 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 36, includes illustrated instructions and costs 15 cents pattern plus book and combined offer. Orders to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Pattern
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York
N. Y
Mandatory neutrality act debate reshapes embargo plan
Washington AP reports a fight over making a civil war arms embargo mandatory or discretionary under the neutralit y act. President Roosevelt seeks broad discretionary power while Senator Vandenberg calls for mandatory action as far as possible. The dispute shapes future moves on extending the act beyond May 1 and whether to halt Wima lert Co. shipments to Spanish loyalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Vandenberg
Mich
Senate Republicans
Spain
Pittman
McReynolds
Senate
House Foreign Relations
Congress
Vimalert Co., Ltd
Woodring
War Department
Martin Liling Company
New York
Robert Case
Jersey City
N. J
Wimalert Company
Lightning Burns Farm Home Near Grundy Center
A fire at the R. S. Plager farm home near Grundy Center started quickly when lightning struck. Firemen fought smoke-filled walls to locate the blaze as the house filled with smoke and flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
R. S. Plager
Marriage Solemnized at Masonville Church
Wilson Coover of New Ulm Minnesota, son of Rev A R Coover of Masonville, married Lenna Coleman of Eagle Grove, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Coleman. Rev A R Coover officiated with G M Coover and wife singing. Attendants were Mrs Maxine Neilson and Manly Coover. Honeymoon planned in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonville
Wilson Coover
New Ulm
Minn
A. R. Coover
Lenna Coleman
George Coleman
Eagle Grove
G. M. Coover
Maxine Neilson
Manly Coover
Minneapolis
Gasoline and Oil Dealers Elect Leaders in Marengo
The newly organized Iowa county gasoline and oil dealers association met in Marengo and elected Dr. A. S. Geiger of North English as president, F. C. Casey of Marengo as secretary, with Earle O Neill Williams burg, W. H. Hinrichs Conroy, George H. Smith North English, and Leo J. Franey and H. N. Steeel of Marengo serving on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Iowa County Gasoline and Oil Dealers Association
A. S. Geiger
North English
F. C. Casey
Earle O'Neill
Williamsburg
W. H. Hinrichs
Conroy
George H. Smith
Leo J. Franey
H. N. Steeel
Firemen Stop Car Radiator Blaze After Misuse Of Fuel
A. C. Schrei of Cedar Rapids sparked a radiator fire by lighting a match to inspect anti freeeze in his car at 2743 Meadowbrook drive SE Wednesday at 6 27 p m Firemen extinguished the blaze as the vehicle burned in front of the address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Schrei
Cedar Rapids
Meadowbrook Drive
Leftover Ham Cakes and Fruit Pudding From Leftovers
Instructions describe making two ham potato cakes with gravy and a second dish of chilled vegetable salad with cabbage carrots peas celery and pickles. A fruit pudding uses peaches cherries and citrus juice, cooked slowly until thickened then cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanenann
Mrs Anna Volz to be 87 New Year's Day
Cedar Rapids resident Mrs. Anna Volz who moved here in 1908 will celebrate her eighty seventh birthday alongside the new year. Widow of Charles Volz she raised six children including William F. Volz and two daughters in a family now with several living members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Volz
Anna Doll
Charles Volz
William F. Volz
Katherine Kortling
B Avenue NW
Martin Dry Goods Company
Ben Volz
Quaker Oats Company
Phil Rodrick
Chicago
C. A. Amelle
Flu And Pneumonia Epidemic Strains Chicago Hospitals
A severe influenza and pneumonia outbreak in Chicago strained hospitals and nursing facilities as 1,000 patients were under care and 365 deaths occurred in 29 days. Hines Memorial went voluntary quarantine. oxygen tents were exhausted. nurses remained on duty amid cancelations of New Year's parties and a hoped halt from cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hines Memorial Hospital
North Shore
New Year Resolutions and Honest Confession
A reader asks about ending a failed romance while offering sensible New Year resolutions to be kinder. The advice urges honesty with the beloved and a clear confession for peace of mind, noting many experience changing feelings and the fairness of abrupt truth.
Dear Miss Manners Reply Offers Paragon Boy Hope
Jill writes describing a tall dark good looking courteous man who loves children and dogs and she believes she found him. The adviser flips the tone, wishing her luck and asking for the final chapter of the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Jill
Universal Crusher Employes Honor W L Harrison on Retirement
The Universal Crusher company shop and office force held a farewell gathering for W L Harrison who will retire January 1 after over twenty five years in plant management. A silver coffee service set was presented to Mr and Mrs Harrison by L W Dunlap. A. W. Daniels of Chicago, slated to assume management, spoke of the firm’s respected reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Crusher Company
W. L. Harrison
Nassau Street SE
Harrison
L. W. Dunlap
Two Men Suspected in Toothpick Heist at Truck
H R Lagere quist reports two men stole ten boxes of toothpicks from a Witwer Groe cer company truck at 5 15 p m Wednesday. The pair, both six feet tall and wearing jackets, were observed on Second avenue near Fourth Street SE and authorities counted 48 packages in the boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Lagerequist
Sixteenth Street
Witwer Groecer Company
Second Avenue
Fourth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stephens College
Grayle Howlet
Doyon
Don Hillier
Stanley Kriz
Frank Krizes
Bixby-Radeke
Fisher Home
Kemble
Kemble Floral Co
Iowa Theater
Sallie
Y.M.C.A
Lenway
Friendship Circle Tea
Mrs. Pense
Robert Strehlows
MR. Rudolph
Carey Home
Newman
Jolly Eight
Jolly Ramblers
Finnigans
Eleanor Yerkes
Willie Willis
Alexander George
A.g. SE
Iver Johnson
Mary Manners
Universal Crusher Co
Bishop’s
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