Shower Parties Honor Three Young Women
Three brides elect were feted in local shower parties. Bernice Knickerbocker, fiancé of Robert Packard, honored at the Heaton home with a bathroom accessories party and a Valent ine motif tea. Hazel Ross presided at a second shower for Vera Mae Melton’s sister Ruth Melton with gifts and a light buffet. A third shower honored Mary Jay Watts, bride elect of Earnest A. Wright Jr., at the Neill residence with parasol streamers, red carnations, and miniature umbrellas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igns
Bernice Knickerbocker
Fairfax
Robert Packard
Chicago
Knickerbocker
James Manville
Charles Heaton
Chester Satterley
Heaton
Hazel Ross
Marion
Vera Mae Melton
Raymond S. Tapper
Ruth & Melton
Grande Avenue SE
B . Tapper
FE J. van Hart
Clyde G Landis
John G Murph
Wo Phillips
C M~ Fdaar
Richard FE Hobel
Charles Janssen
Mabel S. Tiffany
Mices Tile Prostesar
Mary Jape Watts
Earnest A. Wright
Denver
Sarah Ainsworth
Effie Neill
Tonald G Neill
D G Neill
Sixth Street
Peter Neill
W OL. Leighten
Lumir Lorene
Julius Sorensen
John Yanecek
Melvin Sopousek
Charles Silers
John Randall
Harry Purdy
Harry Morgan
George Kerns
J H Watts
Dolph A. Huene
James Winn
Charles Doran
Leah Krazee
Grant B Mungers Return From Florida Visit
Mr and Mrs Grant B Munger 3921 First Avenue returned Thursday after a month in Florida traveling by motor. They visited relatives in Atlanta en route south and spent several days in New Orleans. they headquartered in Miami during their Florida stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant B. Munger
First Avenue
Florida
Atlanta
New Orleans
Miami
Margaret Grady and Edward Kvarda Wed
Miss Margaret Allene Grady daughter of William A and Mrs Grady and Edward Kvarda son of Mr and Mrs John Kvarda were married Monday at 7 am at St Patrick's parish house Rev Dr Lenihan officiated with immediate families present Brides brown dress with beige trim corsage of yellow roses and gardenias Attendant was sister Betty Grady Godfrey Kvarda served as best man The couple will reside at 1806 L Street SW An informal reception followed at the Grady home with a three tier cake and decorations in white and silver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Allene Grady
William A Grady
Tenth Street
Edward Kvarda
John Kvyarda
L Street
St Patricks Parish House
Lenihan
Betty Grads
Godfrey Kvarda
Grady
Bernadine
Delores
Shirley Grady
Kvarda
Entertaining at Cedar Rapids Luncheon Party
Mrs Austin N Palmer of The Ausadie hosted a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club Friday afternoon. She complimented guest Mrs Frank J Cornwell of Ann Arbor Michigan, sister of Mrs Walter G Peterson and Mr Peterson of 4002 First Avenue East. After luncheon the guests attended a theater party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Austin N Palmer
The
Ausadie
Frank J. Cornwell
Ann Arbor
Mich
Walter G Peterson
Peterson
First Avenue E
Mrs Witwer Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Weaver Witwer of Hilltop Farm entertained at a Rapids Country Club luncheon for members of her bridge club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Witwer
Weaver Witwer
Hilltop Farm
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Birthday dinner honors Mr Sponar at Thirteenth Street home
Mrs J Sponar hosted a dinner party at 612 Thirteenth Street NW on Thursday evening for her husband Mr Sponar’s birthday. The decor featured Valentine colors and a heart cake. Cards were the main diversion, with Mr and Mrs Walter Denny and B para Jean, Mr and Mrs John Tomash and Marilyn, Mr and Mrs George Pfeffer and Betty Lou and Billy, Mrs Ben Davis and H L Shaikoski listed as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Sponar
Thirteenth Street
Mr Sponar
Walter Denny
Para Jean
John Tomash
Marilyn
George Pfeffer
Betty Lou
Billy
Ben Davis
H L. Shaikoski
Malta Chapter 415 CES Plans Saturday Meeting
Malta chapter No 415 CES will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic hall. A reception for the 1941 officers will follow, then dancing cards and refreshments. All members of the order are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Ces
Masonic Hall
Order
Aunt Het Reflects On Picnics And Food Roles
Aunt Het recalls past picnics where everyone brought victuals to share. She now emphasizes knowing who cooks what she eats, signaling a shift toward individual responsibility and meal preparation.
Breakfast For Women Bowlers Sunday In Cedar Rapids
Heads of the International Women's Bowling Congress will attend a 7:30 breakfast for women bowlers at the Roosevelt hotel. The event precedes the state bowling association's annual business meeting during the Cedar Rapids tournament weekend. Mrs Knepprath and other officers will be present. motion pictures will follow. Reservations accepted at the registration desk before Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Women's Bowling Congress
Roosevelt Hotel
State Bowling Association
Cedar Rapids
Jeanette Knepprath
Milwaukee
Emma Phaler
Columbus
Ohio
Phillis Wheeler
Council Bluffs
Billy Lindeloff
Des Moines
Knepprath
Roosevelt
California
Los Angeles
Emma Miles
Leta Nezerka
Cedar Rapids Association
Farewell party honors Bruner officiated by Corderman
Luncheon host Mrs Wayne Corderman at 2620 Mount Vernon avenue SE in honor of Mrs Byron B Bruner. Mr and Mrs Bruner plan to move Monday to Peona to establish their home. A dinner party Tuesday at the Calderman home honored the Bruners with Dr and Mrs Paul W Berney and Mr and Mrs Overton as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Corderman
Mount Vernon Avenue
Byron B. Bruner
Mr. Bruner
Peona
Floyd Kling
Eugene Baxter
Albert Schoendelen
Frank Guerin
E. J. Ackerman
Sheldon Fillenworth
Ray Scipel
Ed Lee
George Wessale
Corwin Overton
Calderman
Miss Mars Eleanor Hardiman Visits Parents in Queen City
Mary Eleanor Hardiman, a Queen City public schools faculty member, will arrive Friday evening to spend the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas Hardiman, 414 Nineteenth Street NE, continuing a family visit in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Eleanor Hardiman
Queen Cris Public Schools
Queen City
Thomas Hardiman
Nineteenth Street
Tandakoda Camp Fire Group Meets at St Johns Church
The Tandakoda Camp Fire group met Monday afternoon at St Johns Episcopal Church. Miss Dorothy Canfield led the group in three songs. Attendees included Betty Hopkins Joan Johnston Susan Starman Noreen Fever Elcie Schaber and Catharine Juill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandakoda
St John's Episcopal Church
Dorothy Canfield
Betty Hopkins
Joan Johnston
Susan Starman
Noreen Fever
Elcie Schaber
Catharine Juill
Edmund Schenks Celebrate Their Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Edmund Schenk mark their golden wedding anniversary in Cedar Rapids after marrying in Chicago on February 14 1891 They resided in Chicago then Cedar Rapids for 41 years He retired from Quaker Oats after 43 years Guests at a dinner at their home include son Arthur Schenk Des Moines and family daughter Mrs Bertha Edgar Los Angeles and other relatives Open house continues for friends Edmund C Schenk Jr a World War II air corps veteran is recorded as deceased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Schenk
Third Street
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Schenk
Quaker Oats Company
Pauline Yorke
Schenks
Arthur Schenk
Des Moines
Mary Anna
Edmund
Edmund Schenks
Bertha Edgar
Los Angeles
Edmund C Schenk
Air Corps
Birthday Surprise At Stevens Residence
Mrs Carl Stevens Jr and Mrs Carl Shields were honored with a surprise birthday party Wednesday evening at 638 Twenty first avenue SW. Dinner was served as guests arrived with filled baskets. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Laws Bachman and family, Arthur Bachman, the George Bachman family of Brandon, Leo Cone and Leann of Independence, and Mr and Mrs Shields joining Mr and Mrs Carl Stevens Jr. Cards and home movies provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stevens, Jr
Carl Shields
Silver Cross circle hosts luncheon at Livingston home
Silver Cross circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs R W Livingston's 2424 Fourth avenue SE for a Wednesday luncheon with 19 present including two guests Mrs Arthur L Augustine and Mrs Forest Ackley. Mrs Livingston led devotions and read Lincoln stories. Mrs Ben Ogden led the business session. Mrs W E Porter assisted. Members sewed a quilt in the afternoon and planned a Red Cross all day sewing at Mrs Oliver S Wilson's home, with another all day session February 26 at the Community House sewing rooms. lunch urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of the
King's Daughters
R. W Livingston
Fourth Avenue SE
Arthur L. Augustine
Forest Ackley
Livingston Jed
Lincoln
Ben Ogden
W. E. Porter
Red Cross
Oliver S. Wilson
Community House
Valentine luncheon for Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Americ an Home Department
Forty members met for a valentine picnic luncheon at the club house Tuesday with Mrs A C Goodall chairing assisted by Mrs C J Elsenbast and Mrs Charles Farhart. Mrs M Hogan served as hospitality chair. Lloyd Eckert led and introduced Miss Rebecca Evans a Coe College pianist who performed In termezzo and Scherzo by Schumann while Imogen B Emery spoke on Defending the American Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
A C. Goodall
C. J Elsenbast
Charles Farhart
M. Hogan
Lloyd Eckert
Rebecca Evans
Coe College
Schumann
Imogen B. Emery
Mrs Louis Louvar Hosts Buffet Evening At Home
Mrs Louis Louvar entertained guests Wednesday evening with a buffet supper at her residence 2112 E Avenue NE. Michigan rummy provided diversion for the gathering and the event included Mesdames Lovell Dvorak Frank Melsh Della Fennison Bertha Hightower Blanche Davidson Henrietta Myers and Misses Faye Roberdee Pansy Adams Kathryn Kirby Matilda Ross Alicin Andrie Leona Heil Irene Lybarger Myrtle Struck Marjorie Beach and Margaret Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Louvar
Avenue NE
Michigan
Hope Circle meets for sewing and notes bridge benefit
Nine members of Hope circle of the King's Daughters met Thursday at the Red Cross sewing rooms. A report was given on the successful benefit bridge hosted Wednesday evening in the Light company Bungalow. The next meeting is set for February 27 at Mrs R D Wilsons home 827 Twenty first avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle of the
King's Daughters
Red Cross
Light Company
R. D. Wilson
Twenty-first Avenue
Miss Murtaugh Hosts Raymond Youngton Birthday Dinner
Miss Madora Murtaugh entertained Monday evening at Commonwealth Tea Room with a surprise birthday dinner for Raymond Youngton. Nosage violets and roses were given, a birthday cake was cut, and bridge followed. Attendees included Noel Newell Frances McCullough Faith Whitman and several Youngtons and Sedlaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madora Murtaugh
Sixth Street
Commonwealth Tea Room
Raymond Youngton
First Street
Noel Newell
Frances McCullough
Faith Whitman
T. H. Youngton
William Sedlak
Lawrence Augustine
Junior Youngton
Jesse Burgess
Women Bowlers Host Luncheon at Heinze Home
The Heinze Electric team entertained Lincoln ladies minor bowling league members at captain Mrs Zoe Heinze's home 725 First Ave W on Thursday. Twenty six attended. Mrs Henrietta Jones and Mrs Albin Robertson led planning for the season end luncheon with Mrs Phyllis Suttner and Mrs Marjorie McGinness handling decorations and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinze Electric Company
Zoe Heinze
First Avenue
Lincoln Ladies
Mrs Risk Hosts Silver Chain Dessert Luncheon at Killian’s
Mrs Mike Risk entertained 11 members of the Silver Chain senior circle of the King's Daughters at Killian's tea room for a dessert luncheon in observance of the circle's fifth anniversary. Mrs H R May Jed led devotions on Our Daily Bread. Mrs Oscar Washburn, president, conducted a circle quiz and minutes from four prior anniversaries were read by Mrs H J Sindhal, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Risk
First Avenue E
Silver Chain
King's Daughters
Killian's Tea Room
H R. May Jed
Oscar Washburn
H. J. Sindhal
Miss Margaret Alice Patterson Bride-Elect Honored at Westwood Home
Miss Margaret Alice Patterson, bride elect of Howard D Kahler, was honored Monday evening at the Patterson home on Westwood road NW. Bunco prizes went to Margaret Patterson and Betty Whiting. Guests included Geraldine Motley Betty Poole Ruth Brownell Irva Taylor Leota Peters Margaret Swope and Mesdames Margaret Kahler Hilda Turner Ruth Rawson Dorothy Spencer Lloyd Kahler and George Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luesther Patterson
Mary Kahler
Patterson
Westwood Road
Margaret Alice Patterson
Howard D. Kahler
Bunco
Margaret Patterson
Betty Whiting
Geraldine Motley
Betty Poole
Ruth Brownell
Irva Taylor
Leota Peters
Margaret Swope
Margaret Kahler
Hilda Turner
Ruth Rawson
Dorothy Spencer
Lloyd Kahler
George Patterson
Margaret Bottome circle hosts King's Daughters luncheon
Mrs D M Robertson of 1626 First Avenue West hosted the Margaret Bottome circle of the King's Daughters at a dessert luncheon on Wednesday. Mrs Walter R Kahler led the business meeting and Mrs George J Starman led devotions. Committee reports were given by Mrs A E Tappen, Mrs Joseph W Carberry and Mrs Robertson. Guest was Mrs R L Sceipel. Next meeting set for February 26 at Mrs Starman's home, 820 Twentieth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Robertson
First Avenue
Margaret Bottome
King's Daughters
Walter R. Kahler
George J. Starman
A. E. Tappen
Joseph W. Carberry
Robertson
R. L. Sceipel
Starman
Twentieth Street
Patricia Hostak Celebrates Ninth Birthday at Home
Patricia Hostak entertained 24 friends for her ninth birthday at her home on Second Avenue SE. Guests included Jack Anderson Constance Thein Pat Thein Patricia Chapman Jerry Chapman Marlene De Sylva Buddy De Sylva Brandon Smith Maureen Fatka Mary Lou Anderson Sally Borschel Sandra Dennis Judith Johnson Jessie Nemecek Virginia White Janie Zalesky and Shirley Hostak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Hostak
Paul Hostak
Second Avenue SE
Jack Anderson
Constance Thein
Pat Thein
Patricia Chapman
Jerry Chapman
Marlene de Sylva
Buddy de Sylva
Brandon Smith
Maureen Fatka
Mary Lou Anderson
Sally Borschel
Sandra Dennis
Judith Johnson
Jessie Nemecek
Virginia White
Janie Zalesky
Shirley Hostak
T. O. S. Club Holds Eleventh Annual Meeting
Members of the T. O. S. club met Wednesday at Mrs. James B. Linsley’s home in Cedar Rapids for the eleventh annual gathering. Dinner was served and cards were played. Attending were former Cedar Rapids National Bank bookkeepers Mesdames Leon L. Kliekar E. E. Jacobsen Violet M. Conrad and Marsh C. Southwick. Mrs. Frank M. Currie Jr. of Indianapolis could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. S. Club
James B. Linsley
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Leon L. Kliekar
E. E. Jacobsen
Violet M. Conrad
Marsh C. Southwick
Frank M. Currie, Jr
Indianapolis
Louise Leibert Circle Holds Dessert Luncheon in SE Minneapolis
Twelve members of Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters met for a dessert luncheon Tuesday at Mrs. George Serovy's home on Seventeenth Street SE. Mrs. William Prewitt of Ottumwa attended as a guest, with Mrs. Robert M. Chapman reading the constitution and by-laws and Mrs. Robert S. Prewitt leading devotions. The next meeting is set for February 25 at Mrs. M. Sopousek's home on Washington Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
George Serovy
Seventeenth Street
William Prewitt
Ottumwa
Robert M. Chapman
King's Daughters
Robert S. Prewitt
M. Sopousek
Washington Avenue
Loyal Eight club holds needlework evening at Cedar Rapids home
Six members of the Loyal Eight club met with Mrs. Theodore Burgess at 1012 Sixth Street NW on a Wednesday. They spent the evening doing needlework and exchanging comic valentines. Present were Mesdames Harold White, Dewayne Hughes, Marie Zisko, Earl Leonard of Cedar Rapids, and Gail Postel of Marion. The next meeting will be February 26 with Mrs. Hughes at 716 Tenth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Eight Club
Theodore Burgess
Sixth Street
Harold White
Dewayne Hughes
Marie Zisko
Earl Leonard
Cedar Rapids
Gail Postel
Marion
Hughes
Tenth Street
LaPlantChoate Auxiliary Plans Valentine Party For Mrs Mentzer
Members met at the YWCA for a Valentine party and birthday surprise for Mrs Ira Mentzer. Mrs Art Climer and Mrs Ray Hamilton hosted with games and gifts. The next LaPlant Choate meeting is set for March 12 at the YWCA and all women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPlant-Choate Auxiliary
Ira Mentzer
Art Climer
Ray Hamilton
LaPlant-Choate
Wilson ninth grade Girls Re serves elected new officers
Wilson ninth grade girl reserves elect new officers Tuesday with Dolores Kosina as president Dorothy Matteson as vice president Dorothy Stejskal as secretary Edna Mae Kulhavy as treasurer and Betty Mrstik as inter club council member a Valentine party followed with valentines exchanged and refreshments served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Dolores Kosina
Dorothy Matteson
Dorothy Stejskal
Edna Mae Kulhavy
Betty Mrstik
Mrs Harold Hess Visits Boone For Parents Fortieth Anniversary
Mrs Harold Hess travels to Boone to join her parents Mr and Mrs H T Hott as they mark their fortieth wedding anniversary Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hess
Boone
Mrs. H. T. Hott
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Names New Chairs at Montrose
Twenty five members of the Credit Women’s Breakfast club met Wednesday at the Montrose hotel to announce new committee chairmen and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Montrose Hotel
McKinley High Honors Music Students At Assembly
In an assembly at McKinley High School on Friday fourteen music students received awards for outstanding band and orchestra service, drum majoring, and flag twirling. eligibility required a B average in music and C in all subjects plus active participation in their organization. Bill Moore won drum majoring. Marjorie Van Winkle Charlotte Pennin Broth and Jack Dvorak were cited for flag twirling. Students honored for band and orchestra service were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High School
Bill Moore
Marjorie van Winkle
Charlotte Pennin- Broth
Jack Dvorak
High School Band Presents Concert With Guest Pianist
The program featured Wilbur Gregor Don Nedved Wayne Swan John Cimburek Irene Gianedakis Ruth Kubik Mary Risk Lula Zervas Eugene Pugh and Marvin Jones. Miss Alice Mae Ottilie appeared as guest pianist. The assembly opened with the student body led by Gene Lilly reciting the flag salute and the American's Creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Gregor
Don Nedved
Wayne Swan
John Cimburek
Irene Gianedakis
Ruth Kubik
Mary Risk
Lula Zervas
Eugene Pugh
Marvin Jones
Alice Mae Ottilie
Gene Lilly
Daehler To Give Piano Program Saturday At 4
Prof. Max Daehler head of the Coe piano department will present a second weekly radio program on WMT at 4 p.m. Saturday. He will be assisted by former Coe student Miss Alice Mae Ottilie now teaching at McKinley high school. The program includes Bach and Grabner, Grieg Prelude, Rachmaninoff pieces for two pianos, and Liszt Waltz from Suite op 15, with selections like Dream of Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
Max Daehler
Coe
Alice Mae Ottilie
McKinley High School
Mac Dowel
Norneriant Grieg
Rachmaninoff
Valentines flood hits Cedar Rapids mail in big batch
More than 40,000 valentines moved through Cedar Rapids postal service on Thursday as the cancellation machine processed 77,700 letters. Typical days see 30,000 to 35,000, with Friday Feb 14 boosting totals. Officials estimate the valentine influx nearly doubles last year’s volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Pheasant Possession Fined In Justice Court
Clifford Brown and William Matthiesen of Muscatine were fined 75 dollars and costs each in justice court on charges of possessing three pheasants out of season. Arrest was made by a deputy game warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wist
Clifford Brown
William Matthiesen
Muscatine
Justice Court
Naturalization Examiner Durisch Schedules Next Week Visits
Cedar Rapids announces the schedule for Stephen Durisch a naturalization examiner from the Chicago immigration office. He will conduct preliminary citizenship examinations Monday Thursday and Friday at the federal building third floor clerk's office and Tuesday at the city hall clerk's office. Citizens may consult him at either site on the listed dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Stephen Durisch
District Director of Immigration and Naturalization
Chicago
United States District Court Clerk
Federal Building
City Hall
United States
Durisch
Chamber of Commerce Plans Recognition Meetings Series
The Chamber of Commerce will host a series of recognition meetings aligned with service club luncheons to spotlight topics such as highway safety focusing on local truck drivers with clean records, education, and religion. Committee members J J Shepfard Brett Dishong B T Perrine Harry Boyd J Rayner Harper and Marvin Wright lead arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Reemen
J. J. Shepfard
Brett Dishong
B. T. Perrine
Harry Boyd
J. Rayner Harper
Marvin Wright
Westminster Presbyterian Business Girls Valentine Party
The Business Girls class met Tuesday at Miss Ruby M Hickman’s home 1136 Eighth Street NW for a valentine party. Olga Nast assisted with entertainment and refreshments. Prizes went to Marian Davidson Agnes Hibbs Mary Randall and Annette Cornelius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ruby M. Hickman
Eighth Street
Olga Nast
Marian Davidson
Agnes Hibbs
Mary Randall
Annette Cornelius
Camp Fire group holds session at Westminster church
Yataka Camp Fire members met Tuesday afternoon at Westminster Presbyterian church to work on rank and handcraft projects. Nine members attended along with guardians Mrs Charles Sullivan and Mrs James Bettle in assistant guardian roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yataka
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Charles Sullivan
James Bettle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grant B. Mungers
Margaret Grady
Mrs
Austin Palmer
J. Sponar
Malta Chater
E.S
Corderman
Mary Eleanor Hardiman
Tandakoda Camp
HEINZ
Stevens
American Home Dept
Mrs. Louvar
Hope Circle
Murtaugh
Heinze
Senior Silver Chain
LOYAL
Mrs. Wess
McKinley
People's Furniture Store
First Avenue NE
Hahlen
Jaath
Surrey Coro
Daehler
Chamber Commerce
Saul
National Biscuit Company
Jerry
Professor
Colonna
Wanda McKay
CBOE
M.S. B
Wanda
Wansar
Suany
M.S. B. Wansar
Senny
Yehudi
M.J.B
M.J. B.co
San Francisco
Business Girls
Yataka Camp
Stars's
Hladey's
Grocery and Market
4Th Ave
SE. Diai Aia
H. C. Smith
Star Jewelry Co
Second Street SE
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