Interracial Teas at YWCA Highlight Sunday Program
The YWCA tea Sunday features an inter racial pageant by Girl Reserves with four race tableaux led by Charlotte Collins and Nadgie Rohrbach. Music poetry and readings accompany the performances before tea served by the Daughters of the American Revolution. open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabel Anderson
Charlotte Collins
Ann Douglas
Marjorie Deacon
Eleanor Hurka
Viola Haworth
Edith Miller
Mildred Miku- Jecky
Edith Reed
Phyllis Tower
Nadgie Rohrbach
Cora Hampton
Mary Eleanor Hardiman
Charlotte Burlingham
Marguerite Bentley
Lorraine Eckert
Marcella Heal
Sara Ann Williams
Gladys Miller
Mildred Tate
Gladys Matthews
Catherine Jones
Blanche Stolba
Maxine Wenke
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women Skaters Parade to Highlight Cedar Rapids Carnival
Nearly 100 women skaters from all skill levels will join the parade Sunday afternoon as part of Cedar Rapids Skating carnival held just north of Ellis park pavilion. The event starts about 2 with the parade at 2 30 announced by David Turner. Leading skaters include Mrs. David Turner Mrs L D Dennis and Mrs W J Barngrover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park Pavilion
David Turner
L. D. Dennis
W. J Barngrover
Lydian Society Elects New Officers at Olivet Church
At Olivet Presbyterian church the Lydian society elected officers for the year. Mrs Lillian Holvenstot was named president, Mrs Marie Pickerill vice president, Mrs Lucile Martin secretary and treasurer, and Mrs Mabel Fryrear publicity chairman. refreshments followed with Mrs C E Stone assisting the hostess Mrs J Jones at 1329 Hinkley avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydian Society of Olivet Presbyterian Church
J.®. Jones
Hinkley Avenue
Lillian Holvenstot
Marie Pickerill
Lucile Martin
Mabel Fryrear
C. E. Stone
Post-nuptial Surprise Party Honors Knowles Couple
Mr. and Mrs. William Rebec entertained at a February 3 surprise party on Twelfth Avenue SE for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Knowles. Guests included numerous couples and individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gillin, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur King, and Mrs. Edith Speck, among others from the area and a guest from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rebec
Twelfth Avenue SE
Arthur N. Knowles
Ed Gillin
Ed Hejda
Ed Hack
Wilbur King
Fred Snyder
Russell Boggs
J.B. Nash
Merton Nash
Joe Svoboda
Lloyd Spencer
William B. Myers
Edith Speck
Lucille Tollyat
Katherine Cummings
Myrtle Smith
Freeda Skalicky
Jerry Satinsky
Frank Satinsky
Gaylord Edwards
Mac Mudd
Laurence Morgan
George Daniels
Chicago
Coats Host Picnic For M C C Club Members
Mr and Mrs H L Coats entertained members of the MC C club their husbands and friends at a Wednesday night picnic supper at 390 Seventeenth street SE Valentines were exchanged and cards and games were enjoyed Attendees included Mr and Mrs W W Evans Mr and Mrs P E Frink Mr and Mrs H J Beall Mr and Mrs M E Wright Mrs Carrie Shank Mrs Nettie Sisam Mrs Nelle Ross Miss Mamie Shank Miss Nettie Sisam and guests Mrs Amelia Perry of Williamsburg and Mrs Collyer Sisam of Des Moines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Coats
M.C., C. Club
Seventeenth Street SE
Www. T. Evans
P. E.frink
H. J. Beall
E. Wright
Carrie Shank
Nettie Sisam
Nelle Ross
Mamie Shank
Amelia Perry
Williamsburg
Collyer Sisam
Des Moines
Everett King Jr. Celebrates Seventh Birthday With Valentine Party
Mrs. Everett King hosted a Valentine themed party at 850 Fourteenth Street NE on Friday for her son Everett Jr. Guests included Richard Rozek Dewey Willis Ralph Tufts Velman Luce Mary Rozek Mary Hubbard and Florella King with Mrs. Louis Rozek and Miss Molly Flater assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett King
Fourteenth Street
Everett, Jr
Richard Rozek
Dewey Willis
Ralph Tufts
Velman Luce
Mary Rozek
Mary Hubbard
Florella King
Louis Rozek
Molly Flater
P. T. A. Meeting at St Matthew’s Presided by Mrs Chandler
The St Matthew’s P. T. A. met on Wednesday with Mrs John Chandler presiding. Mrs Frank O’Brien reported on the council meeting and Misses Mary Eleanor Barrett and Mary Jane McLoughlin, Mount Mercy students, entertained with cornet and piano duets. Refreshments were served by Mrs T Archambo and Mrs T E Lilledahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's P. T. A
John Chandler
Frank O'Brien
Claude Schnoebelen
Mary Eleanor Barrett
Mary Jane McLoughlin
Mount Mercy
T. Archambo
T. E. Lilledahl
Notice to Bond Buyers for Cedar Rapids ISD Bonds
The Cedar Rapids Independent School District offers for sale 5900000 school building bonds at 2 pm February 20 1934 at 716 A avenue NE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Bonds dated March 1 1934 bear 4 percent interest payable semi annually with maturities 30000 each March 1 1936 to 1950 and 35000 March 1 1951 to 1954. Bid deposits of 5900 accompany bids. Contact secretary Charles D Hedlberg for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notics
Independent School District
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowan
A Avenue
Cedar Rupids
Fepman& Cutler
Attorness
Chicago
Als
Cedar
Ninth Anniversary of Young People's Club Celebrated
St Wenceslaus auditorium hosted the ninth anniversary of the Young People's club of St Wenceslaus church. About 200 members and guests enjoyed decorated tables and a program of talks and music led by toastmaster Robert Vesely. Speakers included Franklin John and John C Reid with performances by Dorothy and Evelyn Luth, Mary Evelyn Winke, Dempsy Jones, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Wenceslaus Auditorium
Young People's Club
St. Wenceslaus Church
Robert Vesely
Franklin John
V. Hiubek
Dorothy
Evelyn Luth
Mary Evelyn Winke
Idelle Anderson
Donald Jack
Dempsy Jones
John C. Reid
Vesely
Charles Pit Mk
Charles Andrie
Mary Horazdovsky
Margaret Roushar
William Matias
Sylvester Koutnik
Emil Bartosh
Charles Pisarik
Guild Picnic Supper Set At Porter's Home
The Alice Korteling guild will meet at Miss Helen Porter 1924 B avenue NE Monday at 6 p.m. for a picnic supper. Hostesses Mrs H E Paxton Mildred Siler and Irma Geesaman will assist. Dorotha Roberts reads devotions and Dr George Korteling speaks on The Wear and Tear of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Korteling
Helen Porter
B Avenue NE
H. E. Paxton
Mildred Siler
Irma Geesaman
Dorotha Roberts
George Korteling
Mixers Club Hosts Games At Paeth Home
The Mixers class of the First A. B. Sunday school met Thursday evening at Ralph Paeth 1608 J avenue NE. Prizes at banco went to Kathryn Holmes and Marie Mettler. Winners included Finley Stone Winifred Smith Ruth McCune Frances Kolarik Mant Batchelder Marie Mettler Orville Pangborn Kathryn Holmes and Ralph Paeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
Ralph Paeth
J Avenue
Banco
Kathryn Holmes
Marie Mettler
Finley Stone
Winifred Smith
Ruth McCune
Frances Kolarik
Mant Batchelder
Orville Pangborn
Mrs Sweet Honored On Birthday With Friends
Mrs George Sweet was pleasantly surprised at her home Thursday evening for a birthday party. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Erwin and daughter Lois, Mr and Mrs August Rohn, Mr and Mrs Virtus Svenksen and son, Mr and Mrs Harland Hopkins, Miss Elma Hand, Henry Frank, Mrs Luella Williamson, Mr and Mrs George Sweet and their son Bertie. The group played five hundred and Mrs Sweet received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sweet
Walter Erwin
Lois
August Rohn
Virtus Svenksen
Birthday Party Honors Dick Hale at Home
A surprise birthday party was held Friday evening at 1202 M Street SW for Dick Hale. Hostesses Gladys Hale Maxine Hansen Helen Olmstead and Eve lyn Coombs organized games and gifts for the guest of honor. Attending guests included Madeline Hunter Charlotte Burlingham Thelma Simon Goldie Coombs Vern Elam Melvin DeWitt Douglas Whittemore Edward Simon Floyd Coombs and Charles Burlingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hale
M Street
Gladys Hale
Maxine Hansen
Helen Olmstead
Evelyn Coombs
Madeline Hunter
Charlotte Burlingham
Thelma Simon
Goldie Coombs
Vern Elam
Melvin DeWitt
Douglas Whittemore
Edward Simon
Floyd Coombs
Charles Burlingham
Factor's Son In Los Angeles Ill With Pneumonia
Alvin Factor eight year old son of Chicago stock promoter John Factor was reported seriously ill in Los Angeles with pneumonia. His whereabouts were kept secret after his mother arrived from Chicago and was met by his brother Robert Cohen at United airport before being taken to an undisclosed destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Alvin
John
Jake the Barber
Chicago
Cook Sees Benefits From New Iowa Taxes Proposal
Tax expert Louis Cook told the People's church Men’s Fellowship that future tax burden will rise as real estate taxes peak and state costs grow. He predicted income and sales taxes would have beneficial effects as citizens recognize tax payments and demand better services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Louis Cook
Iowa Board of Assessment and Review
Men's Fellowship Club
The
Peoples Church
Cook
Israel
Wire Tapping Debate Frames Racketeer Trial Evidence
In Chicago a racketeering conspiracy trial faces a Saturday ruling by Judge Philip Finnegan on the admissibility of evidence obtained from tapped telephone lines. Clarence L. Converse testified he and federal agents overheard conversations of attorney Morris Kaplan from June 15 to July 20, 1932, linking violence to principal defendants. The decision could mark the first time wiretap evidence is allowed in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Philip Finnegan
Converse
Kaplan
Edwin J. Raber
Cleaners
Dyers’ Institute
Finnegan
Cleaners’ Institute
Benjamin Squires
Murray Humphreys
al Capone
Humphreys
prRonesa
Press Censorship, Free Flow of News Urged for Peace
Dean Carl W. Ackerman of Columbia School of Journalism told the Ohio Newspaper Association that censorship breeds war and urged publishers to demand a free flow of information from foreign sources. He called press freedom the power plant of democracy and warned that governed media in Germany, Japan, France, Italy, and Russia threaten world peace while Britain and the free European nations promote it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Carl W.W. Ackerman
Columbia School of Journalism
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ackerman
Germany
Japan
France
Italy
Russia
British Commonwealth
Europe
United States
Roosevelt
Chicago
New York
Army May Negotiate Planes Bids For $7.5 Million
Army officers testified before the House Military Affairs Committee that bids on $7.5 million worth of airplanes might be rejected and contracts awarded by negotiation, amid fears of inferior aircraft. Brigadier General H. C. Pratt indicated the secretary of war could negotiate with individual firms if needed. Amber Gerritt Jansen Seibles, 84, dies in Amber after illness. funeral services set with Rev. J. Willms. survived by widow and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
House Military Affairs Committee
McSwain
S. C
James
Mich
Harry H. Woodring
H. C. Pratt
Secretary of War
Pratt
Clarence Man Henry Von Mueller Dies at 79
Henry Von Mueller 79 died at his Clarence home after a stroke. Emigrated from Germany in 1884, he farmed near Davenport before settling in Clarence in 1912. Survived by wife, five children Eric Elsie Charles Henry and William who died in service, with Elsie care-giving. funeral Saturday officiated by Rev. K Fauth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Henry von Muenster
Germany
Davenport
Eric
Bennett
Elsie Stange
Charles
Henry
William
German Evangelical Church
K. Fauth
War talk is smoke screen says Cedar Rapids speaker
Col. C B Robbins former assistant secretary of war and Cedar Rapids Life Insurance president told a National Sojourners club meeting that talk of war with the United States hides Japan’s likely plan for conflict with Russia. He warned Japan would gain from a war by seizing raw materials and a Chinese market as tensions rise over the Chinese Eastern railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Russia
Col. C. B. Robbins
Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Company
Cedar Rapids
Navnal Sojourners Club
Montrose
Col. Robbins
Philippines
Roosevelt
United States Navy
Bank Bandits Free Motorist After Kidnap Plot
W. J. Kilpatrick was released unharmed by three bank robbers who seized $2,000 from the Goodland State Bank and drove away in his car. A gunfight near Nonchalanta left Sheriff Clayton Libby of Ness County wounded in the leg as County Attorney Richard A. Floyd and officers pursued the trio. The gang escaped with no further details on their capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
W. J. Kilpatrick
Goodland State Bank
Goodland
Cameron
Kilpatrick
Clint Robinson
Clayton Libby
Ness County
Richard A. Floyd
Missing chain store chief charged in fraud case
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE NEWS SERVICE reports former chain grocery executive Louis W. Gruber, missing since Saturday, was sought on a grand jury indictment charging defrauding his employers of 9 688. Prosecutors say the total misappropriations over years could exceed 400 000. Gruber is accused of manipulating a subsidiary and switching accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mns
Louis W. Gruber
Gruber
Crowley
Fresh clues in Bremer kidnapping case reported
Police and federal investigators obtain new witness names who saw the gang’s car or occupants. They still lack the hide-out location where Edward G. Bremer was held for twenty one days. The ransom amount was two hundred thousand dollars and the bank president suffers illness forcing time off work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Department of Justice
Bremer
Commercial State Bank
John Fletcher College Business Manager Dead
The Rev Walter P. Carr, business manager of John Fletcher College, University Park Iowa, was found dead in his hotel room in Cleveland. He, 45, had led the college since 1926 and previously worked as a cashier in Dayton's store Minneapolis. He is survived by his widow and two children. burial will be in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walter P. Carr
John Fletcher College
University Park
Hollenden
The
Minneapolis
Dayton
Carr
Ohio Fletcher Corporation
Missionary Merle Ward to Speak at Second Christian Church
Miss Merle Ward a missionary from Wema Congo Belge Africa will address the Second Christian Church at 7 30 p m Sunday. The Christian Endeavor society sponsors the event with Charles Bush serving as president presiding A program arranged invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Ward
Wema
Congo Belge
Africa
Second Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Charles Bush
Will Rogers Says on Crime and Publicity
Beverly Hills column excerpts Will Rogers noting in England 30 percent of criminals kill themselves before capture and reflecting on publicity loss. He questions whether U S courts are changing and cites a San Key jail death as a possible fact to spark discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
England
Sankey
France
Will
Army to Fly Mail Contracts Voided in Airmail Crisis
The government cancels airmail contracts causing a loss of about 20 million dollars in annual subsidies. Postmaster General Farley will set flying schedules and rates once Army service begins. Airlines protest, warning of job losses for pilots and fear of market collapse. Northwest Airways warns 175 workers could lose jobs. new postal laws may be drafted to address the cancelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. Roosevelt
Army
Army High Command
Farley
Big Jim" Farley
White House
MacArthur
Army Chief of Staff
Richard W. Robbins
Transcontinental and Western Air, Incc
Roosevelt
Thomas B. Doe
Eastern Air Transport, Inc
North American Aviation
Coolidge
P. G. Johnson
United Airlines
National Air Transport
Boeing Air Transport
Pacific Air Transport
St. Paul
Northwest Airways, Inc
Northwest
Congress
Coal Thief With Truck Steals Over A Ton at Yard
A coal thief with a truck forced the rear gate of the Manson Coal yards at 405 Fifth Avenue SE Friday night and loaded about 1 quarter tons of coal before driving away. A yard man discovered the robbery Saturday morning and notified police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson Coal Yards
Fifth Avenue SE
Washington IA D Open issues charter for savings group
Washington Iowa factual report: D Open grants charter to Federal Savings and Loan Association. initial capital may range 25 000 to 100 000 dollars with Home Owners Loan Corporation matching stock purchases dollar for dollar. Local meeting planned to elect officers. about 100 000 dollars in shares sold. Dr E E Stutsman serves as temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ia
Washington, D
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Home Owners Loan Corporation
E. E. Stutsman
Airport study committee formed in Oelwein under emergency plan
A council committee in Oelwein was appointed to study establishing an airport under a government emergency plan. Members include Ambruster Neubeuer Free Trinte Konapp and Luthmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Corsiys
Wot Ambruster
Neubeuer
Trinte
L. C Konapp
A. J. Luthmer
Johnson County Farm Bureau Players win rural division cup
The Johnson county Farm Bureau Players captured the rural division prize in the one act play tournament with The Teeth of the Gift Horse by Margaret Cameron. About 200 attended as the group retained the traveling trophy. Detour Ahead by Linn county players was the other entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Farm Bureau
Johnson County Farm Bureau
Playground Commission
Margaret Cameron
Rose C Reeve
Iowa State College
Polly McManus
Linn County Farm Bureau Players
George Wislsel
Seven Alarms Hit City Fire Department With Mini Fires
The city fire department fought seven alarms from 5 P M to midnight with minor fires reported. Incidents included four roof fires at W L Williams 615 Fourth Ave SE Richard Morrison 412 Second St SW Mrs Ellen Drummy 1221 Third St NW and a grass fire at Coe College Library. An empty fire at 927 Tenth St SW and a non fire at 6 40 PM on Highway 30. An auto fire on E B Haynes car at First Ave and Third St SE occurred at 11 16 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Williams
Fourth Avenue SE
Coe
First Avenue
Third Street SE
E. B. Haynes
Trees of His Fathers by Jay Sigmund at New York YWCA group
The short one act play The Trees of His Fathers by Jay G. Sigmund was included in a program of one act plays presented by the Little Theater group of Central Branch YWCA in New York City. The same work had earlier been produced by the Pleasant Little Theater Players in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sigmund
New York Y.W
Jay G. Sigmund
Little Theater Group
Central Branch
W.C.A
New York City
Pleasant Little Theater Players
NRA Tightens Ban on Inside Lobbying Activities
Washington AP reports the NRA ordered a Friday night general ban barring former executives and employees from appearing before the recovery unit for industries tied to their former duties. The rule seeks to prevent code negotiations for personal gain and to avoid any appearance of improper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Gazette Newsies Enjoy Triple Treat at Palace Show
Alex Fidler and the Gazette news boys attended a Palace theater party hosted by Manager Bill McGuire. The program offered a three-decker entertainment with James Cagney in The Crowd Roars, W C Fields in Tillie and Gus, and a dessert feature Gordon of Ghost City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Fidler
Gazette Newsboys
Palace Theater
Bill McGuire
James Cagney
W. C. Fields
Tillie
Gus
Gordon
Ghost City
Longtime Buchanan Resident THILL Dies After Illness
Independence Iowa reports the death of Frank Thill 72 a Buchanan resident after a six week illness. Born in Luxemburg Jan 4 1862 he moved to the United States in 1888 and farmed near Walker. He married Dora Michaels Oct 16 1890 at Spencer's Grove and later ran the Globe hotel in Independence. He is survived by his wife six children and a brother Nuk Thil of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Frank Thi
Buchanan Counts
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. T. Donahue
Luxemburg
Germany
Peter
Elizabeth Thill
Walker
Spencer's Grove
Dora Michaels
Globe Hotel
Wfe
Childeen
Nuk Thil
Los Angles
Mind questions on dreams and science
A scientific view asserts dreams do not predictably fulfill wishes. It notes dream theories by Freud and Jastrow with humorous examples, but concludes no strong link between dreams and future events, and cautions against betting on dreams coming true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jastrow
Freud
Defining Habits to Improve Ife One Step at a Time
The reply argues that big resolutions are unlikely to succeed and recommends selecting specific habits to develop. By strict adherence to one or two aims at a time, a person can gradually become the better version they seek to be.
Habits and Self Improvement Booklet Offered
Dr Albert Wiggam promotes a compact 28 page booklet on forming habits. The scarce piece cites William James and outlines principles of habit formation and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wiggam
Marvard
William James
Albert Wiggam
Moral habits shape character not vague goodness
Drs Hartshorne and May of Yale argue character rests on many specific habits. They condemn the current prison system for starving a criminal's family and cite Sing Sing Warden Lawes proposing wages from prisoner labor paid to the family as compensation for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Hartshorne and
May
Yale
Lawes
Sing Sing
Insurrection at Creighton Crowns King and Queen
At Creighton University a turbulent coronation for King Creighton XII and Queen Creighton XII followed a pre ceremony insurrection. Six non professional college board members resign, citing campus governance dominance by four professional schools. The crowned couple are Tom Colfer and Helen Fochtman. A special board meeting will decide resignations. a special Creighton fan edition praising the resignations was suppressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMAHA
Creighton XII
Creighton University
Beause
Tom Colfer
Law Department
McCook
Neb
Helen Fochtman
Cozad
Kenneth Dellamater
Owosso
Mich
John A. Leary
St. Paul
Valentino Memorial Fraud Promptly Denounced by Court
Hollywood judge called the deal a cheap and lousy fraud in which Zanilda Mancini, 77, donated 6900 for a Rudolph Valentino memorial. The executor George Ullman was ordered to refund 5400 after the widow learned the memorial cost 1500, with the rest meant for a memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentino
Hollywood
Lester W. Roth
Zanilda Mancini
Rudolph Valentino
Roth
George Ullman
Mancini
Ullman
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GUILD
Mrs Sweet
Factor
Willie Willis
Walter K Smith
John C Fecht
Amber
Gerritt Jansen Seibles
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
J. Willms
Siebles
Sterling, Ill
Wayne Township
Scotch Grove
Etta Faulkers
Anna Wrobleski
Carl
Hawke
George
Rhiny Selbles
Col
C. B. Robbins
Soviet Russia
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Will Rogers
Tyne
BE J Carey
Juanita Eliott
Marietta Williams
Carey
Archie Minish
Alice Post
Miss Post
A. L. Woggenthaler
K. E. Cornell
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