Shower party planned for Mrs. O W Lawrence adoption
Mrs O W Lawrence of Vinton will host a baby shower Wednesday evening to celebrate the adoption of a baby boy named John Tad. Four hostesses include Mrs Joseph W Stenner and Mrs Tait Cummins at 357 Garden Drive SE. Refreshments feature pink and white decor with a cradle centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Lawrence
Vinton Read
Lawrence
Joseph W. Stenner
Tait Cummins
Walter O. Schultz
William Crissman
Onower
John Tad
L. S. Loudon
H. DeWees
Harry Sherry
Claude Krebs
Ernest Pratt
W . Bailey
Arthur L. Augustine
Leon A. Meyer
C. B. Meffert
Beethovens Club studies opera at YWCA meeting
The Beethoven club will meet Thursday at 10 am at the YWCA to continue a study of the American opera. A 9:15 am board meeting precedes the program with Ruth McGuire and Blanche Krebs presenting notes and current events. The program features Natoma with four dances by Lulu Engelman Welty and singers Gladys Barger Lois Brown. Shanewis by Cadman will be summarized by Marion Orr with Ruth Massey and Virginia Moore providing narration and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Ruth McGuire
Blanche Krebs
Victor Herbert
Natoma
Lulu Engelman Welty
Habenera
Minuet
Pamelo
Gladys Barger
Baby
Lois Brown
Shanewis
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Marion Orr
Ruth Massey
Virginia Moore
Mrs Archer Visits for Mozart Boys Choir Concert
Mrs. John H. Archer of Sheldon arrived Tuesday to spend a week with her daughter Mrs Raymond S. Johnston and Mr Johnston at 2120 Greenwood Drive SE. She came for the Mozart Boys' choir concert Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Archer
Sheldon
Raymond S. Johnston
Johnston
Greenwood Drive
Archer
Mozart Boys’ Choir
Mrs Miller to Visit Chicago This Weekend
Mrs. Richard M. Miller of 2730 Second Avenue SE will leave Thursday for a weekend visit in Chicago with Mr and Mrs Douglas Kirk. She plans to return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Miller
Douglas Kirks
Richard M. Miller
Second Avenue SE
Douglas Kirk
Chicago
Couple Brogham Return From Two Week Southern Trip
Dr and Mrs B G Brogham of 2148 Blake Boulevard SE returned the first of the week after a two week motor trip in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Broghammer
Blake Boulevard
South
Birthday Party for Sherry Marie Biskup
Mrs. Leo E. Biskup hosted a Monday party at 1037 Nineteenth Street SE for her daughter Sherry Marie on her third birthday. Guests included Mrs. Ray Happel and Nancy Lou, Mrs. James Dougherty and Carolyn Ann, and others. favors were hats whistles and balloons with valentine themed refreshments and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo E. Biskup
Nineteenth Street SE
Sherry Marie
Valentine
Ray Happel
Nancy Lou
Billy Ray
James Dougherty
Carolyn Ann
Edward Oncken and
Eddy, Jr
Bert Puckett
Shirley Ann
Angelo Biskup
Loree
Edward Roman
W L Brown
Joseph Biskup
W J. Beeneaean
Andrew Hid
Davenport Hosts Iowa Club Federation Convention
Cedar Rapids Woman's club members prepare for the twenty third biennial Iowa Federation of Women's clubs convention in Davenport May 2 3 and 4. Speakers include Dr Lyman Bryson CBS adult education head and Mrs David S Long plus Dr H N Wheeler on forestry and conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
David S. Long
Harrisonville
Long
General Federation Department of
Kansas City
H. N. Wheeler
United States Forest Service
Colorado
California
Cutler
Pearl Bennett Broxam
Iowa City
A J. Kolyn
Orange City
Rob Roy Cerny
Mason City
George Kraetsch
Mrs Foster Hosts Luncheon at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs. Wayne J. Foster of 2304 Hillcrest Drive SE served as hostess at a luncheon Wednesday afternoon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Courtesy to her sister Mrs. J Howell Smith of Pasadena California was noted in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howell Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Dinner Hostess Miss Elfrieda Metz Hosts Cedar Rapids Party
Miss Elfrieda Metz of Commonwealth Apartments was hostess Tuesday evening at Cedar Rapids Country Club for Miss Ella Hansen who will wed Andrew Michel of Peoria in March. Fourteen guests dined at a crystal candelabra table, then moved to Metz apartment for games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfrieda Metz
Commonwealth Apartments
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Ella Hansen
Andrew M. Michel
Peoria
Mrs. Williams Hosts Luncheon and Bridge for Cincinnati Guest
Mrs. George T. Williams entertained Tuesday afternoon with a small luncheon and bridge at 216 Sixteenth Street SE in honor of Mrs. Stanley K. Evans of Cincinnati, visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Paulsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Williams
Sixteenth Street
Stanley K. Evans
Cincinnati
O. F. Paulsen
Mrs S P Moore Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
Mrs S P Moore of 1630 First Avenue East entertained the Wednesday Bridge club at luncheon today. Covers were laid for eight at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Moore
First Avenue E
Ida Mansfield Circle Meets for Lunch at Tellier Home
Members of the Ida Mansfield circle of the Kings Daughters gathered Tuesday afternoon for lunch at 320 Forest Drive SE. Fifteen members attended with guests Mrs. T. H. Wright and Miss Peggy Fisher. The next meeting is set for February 14 at Mrs. Earle G. Nichols home with Mrs. Charles Fisher assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
The
King's Daughters
G. H. Tellier
Forest Drive
Everett C. Hoover
Hugh White
T. H. Wright
Peggy Fisher
Earle G. Nichols
Charles Fisher
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs C F Kuns on A Avenue
A surprise birthday party honored Mrs. C. F. Kuns at 1439 A Avenue NE Tuesday evening with eighteen guests. A picnic supper was served and a snow scene table centerpiece. Prizes were worn by Mrs. I. Sobers, Mrs. F. Beatty, F Beatty and F Henry who played cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Kuns
Avenue NE
I. Sobers
F. Beatty
Beatty
Henry
Emrys Return From Two Week Southern Motor Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Emry and Mrs. Emry's mother Mrs. J. L. Ware, of 310 Sixth Street SE, have returned after a two weeks motor tour through Kentucky the Carolinas Georgia Alabama Mississippi Tennessee and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester E. Emry
Emry
J. L. Ware
Sixth Street
Kentucky
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
East Highlands Community Club Meeting Notice
The East Highlands Community club will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Dairy Dale hall. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Highlands Community Club
Dairy Dale Hall
Business Girls Chapter Elects Officers at Montrose Hotel
Miss Louise Gillis was elected president of Iota Epsilon chapter of Pi Omicron, business girls' sorority, at a meeting Monday evening. Other new officers include Mar thella Schmidt as vice president Martha Heald recording secretary Inez Berkla corresponding secretary and Marjorie Voigt treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gillis
Iota Epsilon Chapter
Pr Omicron
Business Girls’ Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Marthella Schmidt
Martha Heald
Inez Berkla
Marjorie Voigt
A C Maxwells Host Twin Nieces Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs A C Maxwell of 229 Sinclair Avenue SE entertained their twin nieces Hazel and Helen Morton of Hazleton for the weekend. The sisters are students at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C Maxwell
Sinclair Aenue SE
Hazel
Helen Morton
Hazleton
University of Iowa
Credit Women's Breakfast Club Meeting Actions
Credit Women's Breakfast club at Montrose hotel discussed a credit application. Miss Ida Boettcher presided. Announcement made for national convention February 19 to 21 in Lincoln Nebraska. Miss Nina G Burger joined as new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Montrose Hotel
Ida Boettcher
Lincoln
Neb
Nina G. Bunger
Miss Virginia Kohl Celebrated at Surprise Birthday Party
Arlene Kohl daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Kohl was honored on her fifteenth birthday with a surprise party by her Sunday school class from United Brethren church. Sixteen attended and she received gifts with games contests and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Arlene Kohl
Lawrence E. Kohl
Third Avenue SE
United Brethren Church
Miss Betty Paterson Hosts Nineteenth Birthday Luncheon
Miss Betty Jane Paterson at 214 Fifteenth Street NW hosted a Saturday luncheon for her nineteenth birthday. Eleven guests attended including Marilyn Chyle Doris Hegewald Margaret Zimmerman De Lite May Gloria Franks Mary Gilchrist Nadine Mott Kathryn Stewart Betty Munden Jean Holton and Marian Foushee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Paterson
Fifteenth Street NW
Marilyn Chyle
Doris Hegewald
Margaret Zimmerman
de Lite May
Gloria Franks
Mary Gilchrist
Nadine Mott
Kathryn Stewart
Betty Munden
Jean Holton
Marian Foushee
Foresters Meet at St Patrick School Fairfax
The Women's Catholic Order of Foresters court No 769 Fairfax met Monday night at St Patrick's school. After the business meeting banco was played with prizes won by Lillian Zamastil and Mrs Teresa Droughy. Hostesses were Marie Stallman Sedonia Murphy and Mary Burger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
Fairfax
St. Patrick's School
Banco
Lillian Zamastil
Teresa Droughy
Marie Stallman
Sedonia Murphy
Mary Burger
Auxiliary Postponed Meeting Rescheduled to Feb 18
Due to illness the Speeder auxiliary monthly meeting is postponed from Feb 3 to Feb 18 at the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeder
P T A Meeting Hosted by Edgewood No 1 Mothers Club
Edgewood No 1 Mothers club sponsors a P T A and Women’s Farm Bureau session at Mrs. Charles Madeson’s home two blocks north of Champlin’s hatchery on Friday afternoon. Luncheon, lesson on cheese, and reservations with Mrs H Pratt or Mrs Harris. Members should bring a plate spoon bowl and cup with silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood No. 1
Polk P. T. A. study group sets Thursday meeting
The Polk P. T. A. study group will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. F. L. Williams at 207 Twentieth street NE. All those interested are invited.
Tyler P T A Executive Board Meeting
The Tyler P T A executive board will meet at the school Thursday at 2 p.m. The agenda includes planning for upcoming events and reviewing budget items. Members are asked to attend and participate in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Tyler P. T. A
Beethoven Club Chorus Hosts Luncheon And Bridge
Adolph C. Topinka hosted a Beethoven club chorus luncheon at 1228 Third Avenue SE in honor of Mrs. John W. Miller. Guests enjoyed a bridge session with prizes won by Mrs. W. J. McGuire, Mrs. John T. Massey, and Mrs. G. D. Barger, joined by numerous club members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph C. Topinka
Third Avenue SE
Beethoven Club Chorus
John W. Miller
Helen Kacena Stark
Frank V. Orr
Bridge
W. J. McGuire
John T. Massey
G. D. Barger
Rs. Miller
Frances Willard Centenary Memorial Program Planned
A Frances Willard centenary memorial program is set for Tuesday February 7 at the home of Mrs Guy C Rich 1934 Washington avenue SE Luncheon starts at 1230 p m Mrs Lucy Faun will discuss greetings from the National Council on the Cause and Cure of War Alpha Phi international fraternity General Federation of Women's Clubs radio committee Research Council of Mothers and the National Kindergarten Association Over 10000 W C T U unions are observing February in her memory Details will be in Sunday's Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Guy C. Rich
Washington Avenue SE
Lucy Faun
National Council On the Cause and Cure of War
Alpha Phi
International Fraternity
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Radio Committee
Research Council of Mothers
National Kindergarten Association
St. John’s Choir Honored at Church Dinner
Members of the St John Episcopal church women's auxiliary will host a dinner at the church on Wednesday for the young people's choir directed by Malcolm Metcalf. Arthur Poe will MC a musical program. Mrs F G Slater, auxiliary president, helped plan the event with Mrs Harold R Trew and Mrs Q O Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxilary
St. John's’ Episcopal Church
Young People's Church Choir
Malcolm Metcalf
Arthur Poe
F. G. Slater
Harold R Trewin
QO. S. Johnson
Cultus Club Meeting With Mrs Kearns
Members of the Cultus club will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs E B Kearns 401 Twenty second street SE Mrs C T Reynolds and Miss Bertha Graham will have charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
E B. Kearns
Twenty-second Street
C. T. Reynolds
Bertha Graham
Bridge party honors bride to be Flor ence Reese
Miss Rosalind Collins and Mrs. Edward Cuyler hosted a bridge party at 1739 B avenue NE honoring Miss Flor ence Reese who will wed Edward MacArthur. Prizes went to Miss Margaret Mackin and Mrs. Paul Nell. gifts were given to the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Collins
Edward Cuyler
M. J. Reese
Carl Bowman
Glenn Stewart
Lawrence Yount
Leonard Vlach
Edwin Filipy
W. J. Reese
Bernard Herber
Iowa City
Ocanyaki Camp Fire Hayrack Party At Arthur School
The Ocanyaki Camp Fire group gathered Saturday at Arthur school for a hayrack party and then held a picnic luncheon at Marilyn Rudin’s home at 2317 B Avenue NE. Attendees included Jacqueline Glasier Jeanne Hollands Eleanor Faun Ruth Ann Stucker Caro lyn Beall Virginia O'Brien Leila Mueller Betty Morse Geraldine Harrington Beverly Larson Norma Jean Bedell Pat Andrews a guardian and Jean Richardson assistant guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocanyaki
Arthur School
Marilyn Rudin
B Avenue NE
Jacqueline Glasier
Jeanne Hollands
Eleanor Faun
Ruth Ann Stucker
Carolyn Beall
Virginia O’brien
Leila Mueller
Betty Morse
Geraldine Harrington
Beverly Larson
Norma Jean Bedell
Pat Andrews
Guardian
Jean Richardson
Wilson High ninth grade Girl Reserve meets after school
The ninth grade Girl Reserve group at Wilson High met Tuesday afternoon. Edrie Johns, president, welcomed twenty two new members as the program opened with the Girl Reserve code and two songs. Jeanne Schlantz and Virginia Field with Margaret Butler sang two songs and games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High School
Edrie Johns
Jeanne Schlantz
Virginia Field
Margaret Butler
Cub mothers meet Friday at Chamber of Commerce
The Cub mothers will meet Friday at 1 30 p m at the Chamber of Commerce. Den mothers of pack 26 will lead handicraft activities. Attendees are asked to bring scissors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Linn county King's Daughters meet at Mrs Chase home
Twenty five members attended a Linn county King's Daughters union meeting held Tuesday morning at the residence of president Mrs A E Chase located at 2225 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Trucks Share of Motor Vehicles and Costs
Trucks account for about 13 percent of all motor vehicles and about 25 percent of total motor vehicle costs.
Community House Troop Wins Scout Advancement Award
Three hundred Boy Scouts attended the January court of honor in Cedar Rapids. Troop 15 sponsored by the American Legion won the advancement award for the month, with Troop 10 of St Patrick's church second and Troop 44 of Central City third. Attendance honors went to Troop 32 with Troops 26 and 22 following. Troop 26 hosted the meeting under G. K. Thompson. Eagle Scout badges were presented to four boys and their mothers. James C Manville announced upcoming merit badge schools and roundtables for February at Roosevelt school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Area
Court of Honor Committee
Loyd McKee
W. J. Hamer
Frank Luse
James Leehman
John Brague
A. G. Keyes
Linn County Red Cross
Red Cross
Joe Stenner
Fred Payneer
Ivan Nemecek
Myron Bonsib
Wiliam Thompson
Kenneth Walkup
V. C. Grant
E. I. Copeland
James C Manville
Board of Review
Court of Honor
Roosevelt School
Knitters Edge Waterloo 1 0 In Tight Hockey Contest
The Cedar Rapids Knitters defeated the Waterloo Blackhawks 1 to 0 at Waterloo Stadium Tuesday night to even the series. Lou Trefny scored in the first period on a solo goal and the teams traded chances in a closely played game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Receiver Seeks Court Authorization for Real Estate Sale
In Cedar Rapids Iowa the District Court is asked to authorize a sale of Cedar Rapids real estate by C Gorman attorney for the receiver D Bates acting as Receiver for Cedar Rapids Bank and Trust Company The application dated February lists 7 30 feet of Lot in Linn County Iowa and other conditions The hearing date and place are set at the Courthouse in Linn County Iowa with notice to interested parties to appear and contest the sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Peters
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
District Court of Inn
D Bates
Cedar
Linn Cou Ee
Gillams
Particulis
Tefar Henle
Prue Welt
C. Gorman
Dar Repids
Towa
Iowa House Passes Open Salary Publication Measure
The Iowa House of Representatives approved a bill to publish a pamphlet listing all state employees, their salaries and expenses. The Senate also backed a nearly identical publication resolution. Debate arose over exempting liquor commission salaries, which some argued should not be excluded from the transparency measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa House of Representatives
Nelson G. Kraschel
Senate
J. T. Dykhouse
Rock Rapids
Wilson
Liquor Commission
Morris Moore
Walnut
Commission
General Fund
A. J. Shaw
Pocahontas
Daily menus aim to feed a family of five on twelve dollars
The menus planned for a family of five two adults and three children will serve about twelve dollars a week. Each day’s recipes promise a balanced diet with adequate calories, protein, minerals, and vitamins to meet energy and bodily needs.
Menus for Thursday Breakfast Lunch and Dinner
Menu details for Thursday list breakfast items such as sliced oranges boiled hominy poached eggs and toast with coffee milk. Luncheon features shrimps au Gratin with rice celery canned peaches and milk tea. Dinner serves lamb shanks in pickle sauce escalloped potatoes buttered cabbage and cherry tapioca with coffee milk.
Raymond Rieck Named Successor To Walter Rech As Deputy Clerk
Raymond Rieck at 1115 Second Avenue SE was named third deputy clerk of the district court by Clerk Edwin W. Lundquist, succeeding Walter C. Rech whose Jan 21 resignation was accepted by the county supervisors. Rieck, former Milner hotel manager for three years, also approved by the board, had 12 years in the court clerk’s office as third deputy and cashier before resigning to become cashier for Johnson Gas Appliance Co. of Cedar Rapids. The 1938 Justice A. R. Hoffman report for Maine Township was approved by the county supervisors Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rieck
Second Avenue SE
District Court
Edwin W. Lundquist
Walter C. Rech
Rieck
Milner
Reck
Johnson Gas Appliance Company
Cedar Rapids
A. R. Hoffman
Maine Township
Former German Woman Leader to Speak Thursday
Margarete H Kaiser, a leading German woman before Nazism, will lecture at 8 p.m. Thursday in Coe chapel. The talk, for the Institute of International Understanding series by the Rotary Club, covers World Economic Cooperation drawing on her work in economics and social sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Margarete H. Kaiser
Coe Chapel
Institute of International Understanding
Rotary Club
Coe Music Fraternity Holds Chapel Program and Elects Officers
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia at Coe College presented a chapel program directed by Albert Kitzhaber featuring a four-piece classical recording with annotating notes. The group also elected officers led by Morris Estes as president and scheduled a musical mixer in the men’s gym recreation room for music students and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Coe
Albert Kitzhaber
Cedar Rapids
Phi Mu
McDonald
Steersman
Schubert
Kitzhaber
Sam Jackson
Morris Estes
William Stonebreaker
Elgin
Ill
William Stusak
Donald Davis
Washington
Donald Kroll
Chicago
George Schultz
Walford
Edward Melcher
Charles City
Harland Jones
Alburnett
R. Ariel Cross
Waterloo
Phi Mus
Mussolini silent as 20000 fascists review in Rome
Premier Mussolini reviewed 20 000 fascist militiamen in Rome with Viktor Lutze at his side during a sixteenth anniversary ceremony. Foreign diplomats watched as Italy outlined aims against France with Virginio Gayda interpreting Italy's demand for colonial payments and national aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Viktor Luetze
Il Duce
France
Virginio Gayda
Foreign Office
Italy
Giornale d'Italia
London
Adolf Hitler
Gayda
Hitler
Mussolini
Receiver's Notice of Sale of Real Estate Bank Assets
Notice to depositors and creditors that D W Bates Receiver seeks court authority to sell Lot 6 in Block 86 O Hull's Addition Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa to satisfy a claim of 1 473 32. Hearing set February at the Court House Cedar Rapids to show cause why the sale should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapida State Bank
Cedar Rapids
Jows
Neues Eran
District Court of
Inn County
Iowa
D. W. Bates
Linn County
O. Hull
GE . Gorman
Ree Bates
Cedar Rapids State Bank
Céver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Archer Guest
R. S Johnston
Broghammers
Mrs. Biskup
Buehler
1St St. SE
Dial
OGR
Iowa Club Federation
Mrs. Foster
J. H. Smith
Miss Metz
Mrs. Williams
Stanley Evans
Bridge Club
Mrs. Kuns
East Highlands Club
A. C. Maxwells
Credit Women's Club
Virginia Kohl
Miss Paterson
Fairfax Court
P.T.A. Meetings
ST. John's Choir
Honor Florence Reese
Ocanyaki Camp
Wilson Girl
CUB Mothers Meeting
King's Daughters Union
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical,Co
Harry
Tisher, Pres
Community House
Scout Advancement Award
C. R. Knitters
Sg Eitors Blackhawks
Ner
Emineer LD Holdridge Me
Trefny A Opeee Liffring
Hanne T
Trefny
Eee
LW J
Yagia Vynanek
Cc Beaton Yagila
Meta
Celery
Comaunty Nutrition Service
Walter Rech
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
First Ave
Bishop's Cafeteria
Coe Music Fraternity
Duce
Militia
Araid
American Institutee of Laundering
February
Uruguay
Brazil
Siberia
Paramount Theater
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