Chi Omega Bridge Party Benefit Held at Roosevelt Hotel
Chi Omega alumnae sponsor a Bene fit bridge party Wednesday evening at the Roosevelt hotel to aid a social welfare project. Committee includes Mrs. Fisher Jr and others. Actives from Coe college to be honored at a Florentine room dinner with talks by Miss Haus er and Miss Wiprud, plus a quartet performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Roosevelt Hotel
Frederick C. Fisher, Jr
Richard Buresh
Ray Ashlock
William PR ‘Whipple
John W. Altfil
BH Pearty
Idge
Coe College
Florentine
Billie Hauser
Ellen Wiprud
Naomi Hauser
Margaret Fortsch
Cathryne Petska
Barbara Henry
Last Local Services Mark Pope Pius XI Interment
Solemn requiem masses and absolution rites marked the last local services for Pope Pius XI. Crowded congregations attended in Immaculate Conception and St. Patrick's churches as details of the interment and clergy assisting were noted. Additional pontifical high mass planned in Dubuque Friday at 10 a.m. led by Archbishop Beckman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius XI
St. Peter’s Church
Vatican City
Immaculate Conception
St. Patrick’s
Francis J. Beckman
St. Raphael’s
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Immaculate Conception Church
John M. Molloy
M. A. Mullan
B. G. Collins
Pope
Monsignor Molloy
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
St. Ludmila’s Church
Frank Hruby
John Chehak
Father Michelk
Solon
Catafalque
St. Wenceslaus Church
August Vojacek
J. F. Ryan
St. Matthew’s Church
Zuerchers Honored On 19th Anniversary
Twenty two friends surprised Dr. and Mrs. A R Zuercher at 1852 Second Avenue SE Tuesday evening for their nineteenth wedding anniversary. A buffet picnic followed and gifts were presented to the celebrating couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Zuercher
Second Avenue SE
Zuerchers
Zuercher
Hostess At Valentine Party Twenty Five Girls Attend
Mary Ann McWilliams hosted a valentine party at 2248 Grande avenue SE for twenty five girls from 4 to 6 30 p m. Dinner in the recreation room featured red and white carnation centerpieces and a valentine box as a centerpiece. Each guest received a heart shaped candy filled box as a favor. The list of guests includes Jacque line Joens Jean Hartman Flora Mae Robinson Patty White Patti Lou Gertsen Bessie Lou Rudzinsky Angeline Thomas Mary Sue Ristine Phyllis Potter Nancy Frazee Polly Green Joanne Greene Barbara Burrell Ilene Warner Mary Helen Armstrong Charlene Smothers Margaret Curray Billie Joan Secora Patricia Benesh Ann Wadsworth Alyce Mary Chadima Joan Van Slyck Theodora Davis Judith Perkins and Marcia Bea McWilliams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D
Patti Lou Gertsen
Bessie Lou Rudzinski
Angeline Thomas
Mary Sue Ristine
Phyllis Potter
Nancy Frazee
Polly Green
Joanne Greene
Barbara Burrell
Ilene Warner
Mary Helen Armstrong
Charlene Smothers
Margaret Curray
Billie Joan Secora
Patricia Benesh
Ann Wadsworth
Alyce Mary Chadima
Joan van Slyck
Theodora Davis
Judith Perkins
Marcia Bea McWilliams
Iowa Composers in Beethoven Program
Iowa composers feature in a Beethoven Club meeting at the YWCA on Thursday at 10 AM. Bernice Zvacek presents current events, Marion Orr delivers program notes, and Virginia Moore leads the group. The program includes The Four Winds, Bong of Work, Lanterns, and The Road to Morning, with pieces by Salter, Braselton, Mitch, Wood, Lieurance, Stover, Fletcher, and collaborators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Beethoven Club
Bernice Zvacek
Marion Orr
Virginia Moore
The
Four Winds
Mary Turner Salter
Emue
Ora Adams
Sugar Braselton
Lorraine Mitch
Daisy Wood
Himaiarath
Orn
Mildred Suet
Lena
Corngrinders
Thurlow Lieurance
Paul Stove
Gertrude Fletcher
Dramatic Art Group Visits Davenport From Cedar Rapids Club
A Cedar Rapids Woman's club dramatic art department group traveled to Davenport on Tuesday to present a program for the Davenport club at the Municipal Art Gallery. Members aboard included Mesdames John T. Hecker Aulden Griffin L. C. Schuknecht M. M. Bicket John Stolar E. W. Krickard T. H. DeWees L. A. Talbot R. J. Allen and Bertha Le Fobure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Davenport
Davenport Club
Municipal Art Gallery
John T. Hecker
Aulden Griffin
L. C. Schuknecht
M. M. Bicket
John Stolar
E. W. Krickard
T. H. DeWees
L. A. Talbott
R. J. Allen
Bertha LeFobure
Judith Johnston Hosts Birthday Party at Greenwood Drive Home
Five year old Judith Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs R S Johnston 2120 Greenwood drive SE was hostess of a Wednesday afternoon birthday party. Valentine decorations and paper hat favors were used. Guests included Brandon Smith Marcia Jenk ins Dickie Keehn Connie Mc Clary Sandra Hampton Gloria Johnston Sally Files Ann Shutt leworth Foun Johnston and Judith King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Johnston
R. S. Johnston
Greenwood Drive
Brandon Smith
Marcia Jenkins
Dickie Keehn
Connie McClary
Sandra Hampton
Gloria Johnston
Sally Files
Ann Shuttleworth
Foun Johnston
Judith King
Mrs Hickenlooper Attends Des Moines Luncheon and Reception
Mrs. B. B. Hickenlooper of 814 Twenty-first street SE travels to Des Moines to join Lieutenant Governor Hickenlooper at a luncheon hosted by senators’ secretaries and senate pages. She stays through the week and participates in a Friday reception line honoring Secretary Frances Perkins at Yonker's tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Hickenlooper
Twenty-first Street
Des Moines
Hickenlooper
Grace Ransome
Senate Chamber
Barnes Family to Attend Niece Marriage in Council Bluffs
Mr and Mrs Donald P Barnes and their son Mitchell will travel Thursday to Council Bluffs for the wedding of Mrs Barnes niece Miss Mary Jane Mitchell on Saturday. They will stay with Mrs Barnes brother Erskine Mitchell during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald P. Barnes
Garden Drive
Mitchell
Council Bluffs
Barnes
Mary Jane Mitchell
Mrs. Barnes
Erskine Mitchell
Valentine Party for MCC Club Members and Husbands
Members of the MCC club and their husbands attended a valentine party Tuesday evening at Mrs. Nettie M. Sisam’s home at 1012 First Avenue West. Bingo and Chinese checkers provided entertainment with prizes to H. L. Coats. Mrs. Sisam was assisted by her daughter, Miss Nettie Sisam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. C. Club
Nettie M. Sisam
First Avenue
H. L. Coats
Leonard Arduser
W. T. Evans
H. J. Beall
P. E. Frink
Ida Wright
Mayme Shank
Valentines Party At Y W C A Hosted By Local Auxiliary
The LaPlant Choate auxiliary met for a Valentine party at the Y W C A on Tuesday afternoon. Valentines were exchanged and games led by Rev V C Grant. business session read and approved by by laws. Refreshments prepared by Mrs V E Stimpson and assisted by Mesdames Cornish Hamilton Mentzer and Killen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPlant-Choate
Rav
V. C. Grant
V. E. Stimpson
Dale C. Cornish
Ray B. Hamilton
Ira Mentzer
E. Killen
Beta Sigma Phi Members Plan Cedar Rapids Convention
Beta Iota chapter met at the Montrose hotel to arrange for the Beta Sigma Phi state convention set for May 20 and 21 in Cedar Rapids. Plans also covered the jewels ritual after a March 1 dinner. Dorothy Lockridge led the educational program and Marie Hronik reviewed the initiation pledge ritual. a nominating committee was chosen for officers at the February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Iota
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Lockridge
Marie Hronik
Ekorns Bridge Club Meets at 2426 C Avenue NE
The Ekorns bridge club met Tuesday night at 2426 C avenue NE. Attendees included Helen Pleshek Helen Krengle Ruth Waterman Dorothy Erickson Bernice Conway Jean Wise and Robbie Kuhn. Prizes were won by Miss Krengle and Miss Kuhn. Luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekorns Bridge Club
C Avenue NE
Helen Pleshek
Helen Krengle
Ruth Waterman
Dorothy Erickson
Bernice Conway
Jean Wise
Robbie Kuhn
Miss Krengle
Miss Kuhn
Talent show at 827 Tenth Street SW unfolds with prizes
Miss Martina Rice hosted a small gathering at 827 Tenth Street SW for a talent show night featuring Patrick Immaculate Conception basketball theme. The serving table was decorated in red and white and Miss Virginia Wilson won the banco prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martina Rice
Tenth Street
Patrick
Banco
Virginia ‘Wilson
Hairdressers Meet at Roosevelt Hotel Gathering
Twenty attendees joined a Cedar Rapids area beauticians and cosmetologists association meeting Monday night at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Apie Relnareaters and Cosmetologists Association
Will Address Woman's Club guest speaker Parker
Cornelia Stratton Parker of Massachusetts world traveler author and journalist will address Cedar Rapids Woman's Club members on Women in a Changing Social Order at 2 30 p m Monday in the Crystal ballroom Montrose hotel Her work on labor problems includes Working with the Working Woman Parker graduated from the University of California and did post graduate work at the University of Washington and at the New School for Social Research in New York City Readers with applications to the board by Monday will be welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Stratton Parker
Massachusetts
Cedar Rapids
Woman’s Club
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
University of California
Parker
University of Washington
New School For Social Research
New York City
Berkshires
Board Of Iowa Club Federation Set For March Meeting
Mrs. Eugene Cutler of Des Moines calls the spring board meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs for March 9 and 10 at Hotel Fort Des Moines. No large council meeting. executive and committee members will handle routine business and matters leading to the May 1939 biennial convention. A luncheon, reports from Houghton and Knutson, and a 6:30 p.m. banquet with Sadie Orr Dunbar slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Cutler
Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hotel
Fort Des Moines
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Washington, D.C
C. A. Knutson
Clear Lake
F. W. Weitz
Iowa Clubwoman
Hotel Fort Des Moines
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Sadie Orr Dunbar
Americana birthday party for Netoppew Camp Fire group at Dew home
Netoppew Camp Fire members enjoyed an old-fashioned party Tuesday at Lorraine and Shirley Dew home as part of Americana birthday honors. Edrie Johns won the costume prize. guardians Mrs. P. H. Brown and Mrs. F. E. Luse received tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netoppew
Lorraine
Shirley Dew
Edrie Johns
The
Guardian
P. H. Brown
F. E. Luse
Mal Brown
Je Johns
Ella Mae Canarr
Jeanne Lastuvka
Phyllis Luse
Capsule Club Meeting at 2042 Fourteenth Avenue SW
The Capsule club of Ben Hut Junior lodge met at the home of Onna Kiver at 2042 Fourteenth Avenue SW. Mrs Lewis Kiver served refreshments. George Shelton acted as questions host at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Onna
Kiver
Foursteenth Avenue
Thesday Star
Lewis
Andy Mrg
George Shelton
Questiers
Old Time Acts Planned For Players Party at C S P S Hall
A gold rush era entertainment program is outlined for Friday at 9 p.m. in the C S P S hall with acts by Dan McGrew Lou the bird in a gilded cage and a poetry and song lineup. Tickets are sold only at Hobby House with no at‑door sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McGrew
Lou
Hobby House
Dave Munger
Sabe
Robert B. Davis
Jerome Gearhart
Mervin Severance
Harry Doolittle
Old Virginie
William Murray
Matilda
Margaret) Pratt
Mr. Severance
Mr. Munger
Chauncey Fay
Prof. Murray
Honey Child
L. E
Bessemer
Belle West
Frederick) Glanville
Miss Pratt
Mrs. Bessemer
Mr. Murray
Woodmen Circle Plans State Convention At Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Blanche Eakin state manager of Woodmen Circle visited Cedar Rapids Tue and Wed to arrange the April convention at the Roosevelt Hotel. Mrs Myrtle Barnes special deputy and Mrs Charlotte Schulz Cresco district manager attended and officers including Irah Fenner and Elizabeth DeMarah were installed. Eakin praised Barnes for work in Cedar Rapids and spoke on convention plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Eakin
Woodmen Circle
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Eakin
Roosevelt
Myrtle M. Barnes
Charlotte Schulz
Cresco
Misty Eakin
Schulz
Irah Fenner
Miss Leona Sprynel Hosts Valley Valentine Party
Miss Leona Sprynel hosted a Valentine party for the Otyokwa Camp Fire group of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Lee Hendrickson led the business session with Miss Helen McLean assisting. Dinner featured American beauty roses and white larkspur, with prizes awarded to Barbara Carruthers, Betty Lou Carlson, and Theresa Cortez. Other guests included Charlotte Penningroth, Charlotte Trewin, Mary Jane Ferguson, Margaret Ann Barry, and Bertha Conroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Sprynel
Frank Sprynel
Twenty-sixth Street
Otyokwa
First Presbyterian Church
Lee Hendrickson
Guardian
Helen McLean
Barbara Carruthers
Betty Lou Carlson
Theresa Cortez
Charlotte Penningroth
Charlotte Trewin
Mary Jane Ferguson
Margaret Ann Barry
Bertha Conroy
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Meeting Notes
Twenty nine members gathered Wednesday at the Montrose hotel for a talk by Dorothy Dawson on Operation of a Credit Bureau. The third edition of the Cereal City Credit Charter was distributed. Seven members Ida Boettcher Edith Lowe Inez Fisher Pearle Hinkley Lorena Fluegel Gayle Giblin Edna Wright will attend the National Retail Credit district convention in Lincoln on Feb 19. Next meeting is March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Montrose ‘Hotel
Dorothy Dawson
Credit Guide and Adjustment Company
Credit’ Bureau
Cereal City
Lincoln
National Retail Credit Association
Ida Boettcher
Edith Lowe
Inez Fisher
Pearle Hinkley
Lorena Fluegel
Gayle Giblin
Edna Wright
Scholl and Cronk Wed In Williamsburg Riverside Ceremony
Alice M. Scholl of Cedar Rapids married Harold Reed Cronk formerly of Waterloo in a ring ceremony at the Williamsburg Methodist parsonage. Rev. John C. Beherends officiated. The couple plans a westward honeymoon and home at 200 Sixth Street SW Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Alice M. Scholl
Cedar Rapids
Harold Reed Cronk
Waterloo
John C. Beherends
Mary Scholl
Everett R. Cronk
Omaha
Fred Scholl
Williamsburgh
Union Central Life Insurance Company
John B. Finney Real Estate
Cronk
Ralph E. Cronk
Cedar Heights
Cedar Falls
Department of Interior
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg National Military Park
Gettysburg
Norman Wood Pattern Works
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sixth Street
Pendleton-Harrison Wed In Cedar Rapids Ceremony
George Pendleton of Thornburg announces the marriage of his daughter Alice to Wilbur L. Harrison of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was held Saturday at 4 p.m. in the parsonage of the Second Christian church with Rev. I. E. Lickletter officiating. Attendants were J. L. Mershon and wife of Cedar Rapids. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids while Harrison works with Wilson and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pendleton
Thornburg
Alice
Wilbur L. Harrison
Cedar Rapids
Second Christian Church
I. E. Linkletter
J. L. Mershon
Sally Wykle Hosts Valentine Party at Home
Miss Sally Wykle daughter of Rev E J Wykle entertained at a Valentine party Monday evening at her home 231 Tenth Street NW with games dancing and refreshments in the Valentine motif Guests included Merle Tilson Myrtle McGinn Evelyn Scurlock Phyllis Wiley Marge Hog Joe Stoddard Dick Miller Tremaine Lester Kotaska Bernie Webster and Kenneth Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Wykle
E. J. Wykle
Tenth Street NW
Merle Tilson
Mar‘delle McGinn
Evelyn Scurlock
Phyllis Wiley
Marge Hog Joe Stoddard
Dick Miller
Tremaine
Lester Kotaska
Bernie Webster
Kenneth Wiley
Masquerade Dance at St Patrick’s Church Rosary Society
Unit No 1 of the Rosary society of St Patrick’s church held a masquerade dance Tuesday night attended by 300 couples. Prizes were awarded for best costumes with guests from Iowa City Walford and Fairfax. Mrs Marian Shea, general chairman, thanks members and friends for making the party a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unit No. 1
The
Rosary Society of
Naomi circle honors Mrs. Mary Smith at wedding shower
Members of the Naomi circle honored Mrs. Mary Smith of 1823 Third Street NW who wed Arthur Knapp of Marion on Saturday. A Feb 8 wedding shower at her home drew fifteen members and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Mary Smith
Third Street NW
Arthur Knapp
Marion
P T A Meeting Draws Fifty At Cleveland School
The second Dad s Night of the year drew about fifty mothers fathers and teachers to the Cleveland school Tuesday. Mrs Wayne G Basler led singing with Miss Alice Mae Ottilie, and Mrs Alfred J Johnson presided over the business session. A program honored founders and past presidents and jonquils were presented to several leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland P. T. A
Wayne G. Basler
Alice Mae Ottilie
Alfred J. Johnson
H. N. Steele
Johnson
Jonquils
Charles Hubbard
F. L. Bakerney
L. R. Buffington
Fred Stark
Walter R. Stephenson
Steele
Adeline Montillon
Association
J. J. Runner
Iowa City
Basler
Ottilie
Glenn Turner
E. W. Lundquist
Lucille Pogge
Bernice Wechsler
J. M. Wiley
J. P. Hogan
H.'’ F. Bixton
John Dryms
D. S. Smith
Henry Lubbon
Jackson P. T. A. Founders Day Program Notes
Jackson P. T. A. held Founders Day at the school with 35 members present. Mrs. LeMont presided. reports were given by Mesdames Alexander, Kubik, Longberg and Alexander. Discussions covered forming a new Cub pack and a radio talk set for February 24 at 4 45 p.m. The meeting included performances by Suzanne Schultz and others and a discussion on Founding of P T A and related topics led by Mrs. Love. Community Nutrition service head Miss Bernice Hopper spoke on nutrition and economy in foods. Past presidents were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMont
Blaine Hyten
First Christian Church
Bernice Hopper
Community Nutrition Service
Junior League of Cedar Rapids
Poem Reading Honors Four Mothers at Preston Event
Mrs Love and three other mothers were honored with a poem reading titled Thank You by Mrs Felter. Each received a yellow rose, blue taper decorated refreshments followed. Committee led by Mrs Longberg with helpers Sperring Bowker and Ronk. Picture awarded to the 4B and 3A. Mothers of 3B and 24 pupils to host next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
E. E. Bunce
LeMont
Caroline Preston
Felter
Longberg
E. E. Sperring
George Bowker
R. Ronk
Polk PTA School Program Highlights Tuesday Meeting
Miss Inga Tapper announced the program featuring songs by 6A, talks on St Valentine Lincoln Washington, a 30-child history project, guitar numbers by Duane Thenhaus, rhythm band performances, and a books review. Mrs Harlan Hickey announced founders day objects and Mrs Lynn Swaney reviewed Through the Years. Tea followed with decorations by Mrs Harold Smith. Third grade mothers hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk P.T.A
Inga Tapper
Janice Clark
Ruby Buckheister
Roger Dauchy
Jerry Lou Hart
Gordon Ramsay
Richard Albright
Edwin Huesenfeld
WMT
Light
Duane Thenhaus
St. Valentine
Marilyn Henry
Abraham Lincoln
Herbert Williams
George Washington
David Jacobs
Bobby Swaney
Babs Mapel
Dale Crozier
Jimmy Wasta
Eddie Mason
Harvey Adkins
Sally Strother
Accoun Mts
Willis Clark
Frank Williams
C. F. Peremsky
George Greenway
Erwin Wasta
Harold Smith
Evan Mapel
Albert Alexander
Taylor P T A Founders Day Meeting Delights Auditorium
Taylor P T A holds its annual founders day meeting Thursday at 2 30 p m in the school auditorium. A playlet Spirit of the Congress will be presented and past presidents will be honored. Fifth grade mothers will serve refreshments and new district mothers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor P. T. A
Spirit of the Congress
St Louis Symphony to Perform at Iowa City This Week
The St. Louis Symphony under Vladimir Golschmann returns to the University of Iowa campus Thursday with two concerts at 3 15 p m and 8 p m The 86 piece orchestra marks the fifth straight year in the series for Prof Charles B Righter The matinee features Purcell Barbirolli suite for strings four horns two flutes and English horn The evening program includes Mozarts overture to The Marriage of Figaro Brahms Symphony No 4 in E minor and Wagner Lohengrin Prelude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Iowa City
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Vladimir Golschmann
University of Iowa
Charles B. Righter
Purcell-Barbirolli
Mozart
Pazeta Camp Fire Meeting at Westminster Qools
Pazeta Camp Fire group met Tuesday at Westminster. Colleen Martin and Marilyn Thoman attended, with Marilyn Imrais also listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pazeta
Westminster Qools
Catholic Current Events Meeting With Me Soy A M
Catholic group plans a 2 pm gathering featuring listed members including Mrs. Ukerman Miss Sapgine Schicht and Mrs M. The fragmentary notice notes a Catholic current events session with attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaub
Gahahines
Ukerman
Sapgine
Schicht
Cultus Golub Club Meeting Set for Thursday
The Cultus Golub club will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm with member Patterson at 115 First Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Golub
Cults
Mesee Patterson
Explosion at Decorah service station injures Earl Johnson
A pail of gasoline used to clean a motor exploded at the Phillip Johnson service station in Decorah. Gas fumes ignited by a nearby torch, blowing out six windows and the door. Earl Johnson suffered burnt hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Decorah
Phillip
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Woman's Club
Board of Iowa Club Federation
Noble
Maine Lodge
Capsule “Club
Otyokwa Camp
Scholl and
Harold BR. Cronk
Alice Pendleton
Wilbur Harrison
P.T.A. Meetings
Cleveland
Asia
Iowa ‘Theater
Grestiy
ECOME
Taylor
St. Louis Symphony
Pazeta Camp
American Institute of Laundering
Hamilton's
Tefere
Hamilton
Seed & Coal CO
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