Valentine Program And Tea For Cedar Rapids History Dept
Seventy five members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club history and literature department attended a valentine program and silver tea at the club house Monday afternoon. Mrs W R Armstrong presented Musical Romances including an original Schumann courtship and Foster life story with performances by Mrs Lucy Bushnell Ambroz, Mrs Frances Norton Cuyler and accompanying musicians. The menagerie of songs highlighted by Foster and Schumann pieces complemented a tea setting with red tulips and silver table appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Schumann
Frances Norton Cuyler
R. C. Folsom
Lillian Bell
Matilda Snouffer
Wayne Basler
B. O. Eighmy
Palestinian Artists to Perform at Temple Judah Anniversary
Brachah Zfirah and her composer husband Nachum Nardi will headline a Friday concert at the Community Players Playhouse in Cedar Rapids. The event, part of Temple Judah’s tenth anniversary, features Yemenite and Palestine folk tunes plus modern Palestinian songs. Tickets available at Rosenbaum Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Judah
Brachah Zfirah
Nachum Nardi
Community Players’ Playhouse
Jewish Young People’s League
Yemen
Arabia
Palestine
Cedar Rapids
Rosenbaum Furniture
Luncheon and Bridge Hosted by Mrs Gray and Mrs Beals
Mrs C O Gray of Vernon Drive SE and Mrs H J Beals of Fourth Avenue SE hosted Tuesday afternoon luncheons and bridge at the Commonwealth tea room. Guests included Mrs Frank A Beals, Mrs Everett Chandler, Mrs Roland C Wilson, and many other society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. @. Gray
Vernon Drive
H. J. Beals
Fourth Avenue
Commonwealth Tea Room
Frank A. Beals
Everett Chandler
Roland C. Wilson
Guy FE. Hillier
Fred E. Collard
George F. Miller
J. U
Bridge Party Invitations For Elks Wives Issued
Invitations were issued Tuesday to wives of Elks club members for a bridge party on February 22 from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Elks club. Tables will be set for both auction and contract bridge with prizes for winners. Mrs. David G. Bleakley heads the committee, assisted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
David G. Bleakley
G. R. McKeely
Louis B. Stevenson
R. F. MicGinnis
Walter F. Nesper
Lynn G. Swaney
Dondines
B. B. Hickenooper
PEO Chapters DK and HJ Hold Meetings
Chapters DK and HJ of the P E O met Monday at members homes. Chapter DK hosted with a program on projects inclucing Cotey College and an educational fund talk. Mrs Walter S Newell hosted. Miss Hope Kurtz spoke. Agnes Chaney told the story of the opera Seigfred. Twenty one members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Newell
Fifteenth Street
Hope Kurtz
Cotey College
P. R. Geyer
Agnes Chaney
Seigfred
Noel Newell
Lucille Reynolds
Stouts Lead in Local Duplicate Tournament
Dr C A Stout and Miss Mary Ken Stout led the field while James Ipstein and Mrs William Jayne finished as runners up in a Monday evening duplicate tournament at Mrs Oliver Longue alle home 2035 Blake boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Stout
Mary Ken Stout
James Ipstein
William Jayne
Oliver Longuealle
Blake Boulevard
Mrs E J Larimer Hosts Card Club Luncheon
Mrs E J Larimer of 2036 Fifth venue SE will host the Wednesday card club at her home with luncheon and bridge at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Larimer
Bridge Luncheon Draws Twenty-Four Women at Cedar Rooms
Twenty four women attended the weekly bridge luncheon at Cedar Rooms Country Club. Mrs E J Zatn er was in charge of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rooms Country Club
E. J. Zattner
Afair
Twenty year wedding anniversary at Barta home
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barta celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary Sunday at their route No. 2 home. Music entertained guests during the afternoon and refreshments were served. The party included numerous relatives and friends such as Lenora Louis, Charles Cerveny family, Kilbergers, Bures, Sarta, Kriz, Cereny, Sedlak, and Louzar families with many extended relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Barta
Music Act Cards
Luis Barta
Lenora Louis
Charles Cerveny
Charles
Alvin Kilberger
Wesley Bures
Elizabeth Barta
John Bures
Veron
Wesley Sedla
Lumir Lou‘ar
Valentine party at Esther Novak’s hosts prize winners named
Miss Esther Novak entertained a group of friends at a Valentine gathering at her home Sunday evening. Prizes were won by Emily Raim, Gilbert Hynek, Ellie Lopata, and Allan Vanour ey. Other guests included several Misses and Messrs such as Mary Dvorak, Katherine Cerveny, Gladys Zach, Leona Merta, Leona Thupitar, Alice Machula, Wilhelmina Coufal, Gladys Novak, Elmer Kloubec, Elmer Senish, Robert Cerhan, Frank Yovak, Lumir Shupitar, William Tistricky, and Mr and Mrs Frank A, and Mr and Mrs Frank Novak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Novak
Emily Raim
Gilbert Hynek
Ellie Lopata
Allan Vanourey
Mary Dvorak
Katherine Cerveny
Gladys Zach
Leona Merta
Leona Thupitar
Alice Machula
Wilhelmina Coufal
Gladys Novak
Elmer Kloubec
Elmer Senish
Robert Cerhan
Frank Yovak
Lumir Shupitar
William
Mrs Sherman Returns From Midwest Visits
Mrs T A Sherman of 1215 First Avenue East has come back after visiting her daughters in La Crosse Wisconsin and Milwaukee Wisconsin during the past two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Sherman
W. M. Jaggett
Mr. Daggett
Lacrosse
Wis
Donald Mcwath
McGrath
Milsaukee
Speake Bride Speaks: Gertrude Speake Marries Forrest McCalley
Miss Gertrude Speake of Walker wed Forrest L. McCalley of Humphries Mo in a candlelight ceremony at the bride’s brother in law’s home in Marion. The couple plans to live on a farm near Walker after March 1 with attendance by family members from Walker Marion and Alburnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Gertrude Speake
Hattie Speake
Forrest L. McCalley
Irving McCalley
Humphries
Earl W. Helbig
Marion
Evangeline McKnight
Harold McCalley
Hampton
David Etzel
Jay B. Speake
Verle Etzel
Walker High School
Here
A. C. McCalley
Myrtle McCalley
Mouring Murphey
Kathleen Etzel
Alburnett
George K. Speake
Earl Helbig
Norma Helbig
Dona Helbig
Honor Bendixens Mark 62 Years in Davenport
Mr and Mrs E K Beane hosted a family dinner honoring Mrs Beane s uncle and aunt Peter Bendixen and his wife of Davenport who celebrated their sixty second wedding anniversary The Bendixens were married February 15 1875 in Davenport and moved to Gladbrook in 1889 Later they had three children two died in infancy and the third Dr P A Bendixen of Davenport died two years ago They have two grandchildren Jane and Charles Bendixen They spend winters in Cedar Rapids with the Beanes since their son s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Beane
First Avenue E
P. A. Bendixen
Davenport
Jane
Charles Bendixen
Bendixens
Cedar Rapids
Three One-Act Plays At Van Buren School By Tanda Camp Fire
The Tanda Camp Fire group at Van Buren school presents three one act plays The Minister's New Car Aunt Mabel Saves the Day and Shantytown Scandal Thursday at 7 30 p m Mothers of Camp Fire girls and Tanda members participate A sketch and a panto mime accompany the program Music by the First Reformed church Sunday school orchestra Small admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanda
van Buren
Mabel
Camp Fire
First Reformed Church
Monday Shakespeare Club Hosts Valentine Luncheon
Sixteen members attended the annual Valentine luncheon hosted by Mrs. T. F. Hersch at 2127 Greenwood Drive SE. Red and white decorations accompanied a review of A Winters Tale with social committee members guiding arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Shakespeare Club
T. F. Hersch
Greenwood Drive
George Arduser
Lee Beardsley
P. R. Geyer
Iowa Mutual Girls Club Hosts Dinner and Theater Party
Thirty three members attended a dinner and theater party hosted Monday evening by the Iowa Mutual Girls Club. Hostesses were Misses Lillian Harder Jane Stamp Beth Mahannah and Catherine Peet.
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Iowa Mutual Girls’ Club
Lillian Harder
Jane Stamp
Beth Mahannah
Catherine Peet
Dairy Dale PTA Meeting Postponed to Feb 26
The Dairy Dale Parent Teacher Association meeting scheduled for February 19 has been postponed to February 26. Members are advised to note the new date and attend as planned.
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Dairy Dale P. T. A
Tyler PTA Study Group Meeting Planned
Tyler P T A study group will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the school to discuss problems from the last lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P. T. A
Edward S Murray Discusses Orient at Ladies Club
Edward S. Murray spoke to the Ladies Literary Club and husbands in the Roosevelt hotel on the Orient. He argued civilization rests on communal duty, criticized Russia’s communism, and noted its focus shifting inward. Fifty people attended the dinner with spring flowers at the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Murray
Ladies Literary Club
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Russia
Mr. Murray
Murray
Arthur Huntington
Max Daehler
James Knox
Iowa Club Federation Contest Promotes Life Insurance Essays
The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs invites ninth to eleventh graders to submit 500 word essays on "What Life Insurance Can Do For Me." Two winners per county will advance for final judging, with prizes awarded at the state biennial convention in Sioux City in May. Essays due by March 1 to Mrs. W. J. Montgomery in Coggon. more details from Mrs. J. P. Mills, second district representative.
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Iowa
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Sioux City
W. J. Montgomery
Coggon
Canable
J. P. Mills
Second Avenue SE
Dial
Mills
Family Finance Committee
Iowa Federation
Hal Trosky Visits Henry Siepmans In Norway
Mr and Mrs Hal Trosky of Cleveland Ohio and their son Hal Jr visited Mrs Trosky’s parents Dr and Mrs J C Glenn Sunday. The Troskys are staying in Norway where Hal Trosky Cleveland Indians first baseman will leave March 1 for New Orleans to begin spring practice. Mrs Trosky and Hal Jr will remain in Norway.
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Hal Trosky
Cleveland, O
Hal, Jr
Trosky
J. C. Glenn
Norway
Mr. Trosky
Henry Siepman
Longwood Drive
Troskys
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Cedar Rapids ceremony unites Miss Schelm and Ward Popham
Miss Margaret Schelm daughter of Albert Schelm Johnstown Nebraska and Ward Popham son of Mr and Mrs Bert Popham North English were married Sunday at Trinity Lutheran church Cedar Rapids. The Rev P L Bornhoeft officiated with Miss Betty Wade and Kenneth Euken as attendants. Afterward a dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Euken. They will live on a farm near Parnell after March 1.
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Margaret Schelm
Albert Schelm
Johnstown
Neb
Ward Popham
Bert Popham
North English
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
P. L. Bornhoeft
Betty Wade
Kenneth Euken
Miss Wade
Walter Euken
First Avenue W
Popham
Ainsworth, Neb
Wellman High School
Parnell
Bornhoeft
Fred Hermsmeyer
Clinton Knowlton
Bobby
Wilma Munster
Iowa City
Lynn
Harry Wade
Betty
Wayne Popham
Beatrice
Mrs J B White Birthday Party At 853 Daniels St NE
Misses Dorothy and Alice White entertained Sunday afternoon at their home 853 Daniels Street NE in honor of their mother Mrs J B White. Guests included Mrs White Miss Opal Snetzler Mrs Josephine Stoddard Miss Hazel Stoddard Mrs Ivan Darman and her children Dolores and Frank Mrs John Taggert Mrs Cecile McFatridge and her son Buster Phyllis and Billy White.
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Dorothy
Alice White
Daniels Street
J. B. White
White
Opal Snetzler
Josephine Stoddard
Hazel Stoddard
Ivan Darman
Dolores
Frank
John Taggert
Cecile McFatridge
Buster
Phyllis
Billy White
Birthday party honors Gladys Topinka on ninth birthday
Mrs. Joseph Topinka hosted a gathering at 2004 C Street SW to celebrate her daughter Gladys ninth birthday with guests including Stanley Travnicek Helen Travnicek Anna Mae Tefr Arlene Dvorak Leona Trachta Norma Kloubec Velma Polehna Betty Kapoun Martha Pesek Martha Chystry and Dorothy Gladys Topinka assisting in serving the guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Topinka
C Street
Gladys
Stanley
Helen Travnicek
Anna Mae Tefr
Arlene Dvorak
Leona Trachta
Norma Kloubec
Velma Polehna
Betty Kapoun
Martha Pesek
Martha Chystry
Dorothy
Gladys Topinka
Dorothy Topinka
Hazel Bowers Becomes Bride of H R Shingledecker
Edgewood couple Hazel Bow ers daughter of Mrs William Bacon Cedar Rapids and Harry R Shingledecker son of Mr and Mrs David Shingledecker were married at the Congregational parsonage in a single ring ceremony led by Rev T Richardson Gray. A wedding supper followed at Raymond Bowers home with further honors planned at Woodman hall. The newlyweds will reside in Edgewood.
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Edgewood
Hazel Bowers
William Bacon
Cedar Rapids
Harry R. Shingledecker
David Shingledecker
T. Richardson Gray
Raymond Bowers
Woodman Hall
Miss Walters Dinner Honors Clarion Guest at Home
Miss Mary Morton of Clarion, a house guest of Miss Marjorie Walters at 325 Sixteenth Street NE, was honored at a dinner Monday evening at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food shop. Hostesses Este Heath, Mrs W A Preston, Lucile Powell and Maude Krebs served yellow jonquil decor. Afterward guests went to Miss Heath's home at 1726 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morton
Clarion
Marjorie Walters
Sixteenth Street
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food Shop
Este Heath
W. A. Preston
Lucile Powell
Maude Krebs
Miss Heath
Fourth Avenue SE
Ackerman joins Rebecca Alexander tent of D A V
Mrs Eva Maude Ackerman 925 Eleventh street NE was initiated into membership in Rebecca Alexander tent D A V of the Civil War at a Montrose hotel meeting Friday evening. Boy Scout troop No 8 sponsored by Kenwood PTA demonstrated flag use under Scout master Henry Houseman with Lee S Coy assisting. Mrs Amos Scott gave two readings Minnie Enttains Her Boy Friend Absent Minded Priscilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Maude Ackerman
Eleventh Street
Rebecca Alexander
Montrose Hotel
Kenwood P. T. A
Henry Houseman
Lee S. Coy
Amos Scott
Minnie
Priscilla
Y's Men Host Card Party At De Wees Home
Mr and Mrs T H De Wees and Mr and Mrs Ray Pollock entertained Y s men and their wives at a card party Monday evening at the De Wees home 135 Twenty sixth street drive SE and 127 Twenty fourth street drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. de Wees
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Ray Pollock
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Y’s Men’s Club
de Wees
Novak Anniversary Surprise In Ely Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Frank Novak of near Ely celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary with a surprise at home on Friday. Neighbors presented a gift and flowers to the couple. Attending were Mr and Mrs Joseph Rehak and children Lester and Milo, and many other local families including the Tichy, Sadecky, Andrie, Andrle, Pavlicek, Miller, Vornholt and Novak networks with numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Novak
Ely
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Rehak
Lester
Milo
Charles Tichy
Emil Sadecky
Fred Andrie
Rudolph Andrie
Stanley
Amelia
Wes Miller
Lawrence
Louis Vornholt
Betty Lou
Esther Mae
Joe Andrle
Tony Pavlicek
Robert
Milo Andrle
George
Joe Tichy
Rudy Sadecky
Edwin Andrle
Frances
Sylvia Novak
Dr George A Filmer to Visit In Boston Family Home
Dr George A Filmer of Boston Massachusetts will arrive Wednesday for a short visit at the home of his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs C M Westerfield at 1840 Bever Avenue SE. He is en route to Boston after visiting his parents Dr and Mrs B A Filmer in Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Filmer
Boston
Mass
C. M. Westerfield
Bever Avenue
Filmer
B. A. Filmer
Denver, Colo
Young Folk Join In Bobsled Party
Fifteen young people met at the home of Miss Bonnie Mae Diebold daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Diebold 2207 Grande avenue SE Monday evening for a Dutch treat bobsled party Following the ride the group returned to the Diebold home for refreshments Those present were the Misses Marvy Evelyn Wenke Louise Buck Betty Thoennes Joan Raher and Arlene Selzer and Jimmy Beers Stan Krutzer Don Fitzpatrick Bill Biederman George Fox Leo Morrisey and Bill Robinson Miss Jean Banks and William Hesser were chaperons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Mae Diebold
A. J. Diebold
Grande Avenue SE
Diebold
Marvy Evelyn Wenke
Louise Buck
Betty Thoennes
Joan Raher
Arlene Selzer
Jimmy Beers
Stan Krutzer
Don Fitzpatrick
Bill Biederman
George Fox
Leo Morrisey
Bill Robinson
Jean Banks
William Hesser
Flood Aid Dance and Card Party Planned by Local Red Cross
A flood relief benefit event at C. S. P. S. hall Thursday afternoon is organized by Cedar Valley Hill Billies and Peggy Fuller's orchestra donating their services. Local Czech lodges supply kalaches and coffee, with proceeds going to the Red Cross. Volunteers include Mrs. Joseph Jun as chairperson and Mrs. John Sedenka as ticket chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
C. S. P. S. Hall
Cedar Valley Hill Billies
Peggy Fuller
Bezdek’s
Dytri’s
Lapes
Stejskal’s
Toman’s
Butterfly Sweet Shop
Lodge Prokop Velky No. 137
Joseph Jun
John Sedenka
Cochairman
Sedenka
Stanley Dusek
Frank K
Doxology Lifts Aunt Het With Dinner Praise
In a lively line Aunt Het proclaims nothing lifts her more than the Doxology, save sharing a meal with someone who appreciates fine cooking. The quip captures a homey, humor-filled moment about nourishment and faith.
Ashenbrewer and Jakubcik Family Reservation Notice
Reservations may be made with any of the committee members for Ashenbrewer Mrs. Joseph Jane ba and Mrs. Joseph Jakubcik events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashenbrewer
Joseph Janeba
Joseph Jakubcik
Phi Kappa Tau Alumni Meet at Montrose Hotel
Phi Kappa Tau fraternity alumni will gather Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Montrose hotel for a planned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHI Tau
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Montrose Hotel
Gazette Bookkeeper Suffers Injury From New Social Security Payroll
Mrs Gladys Summy the Gazette bookkeeper reported to work with her right arm in a sling blaming the new social security law for an inflamed tendon. She says the payroll process requires two carbon copies and heavy punching, which strained her arm during the day and a half of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Business
Gladys Summy
Kiwanis Program Highlights National Defense Theme
Kiwanis club meets at the Montrose hotel with National Defense week as the theme. Capt. A O Kenyon of Mount Vernon will speak on National Defense and the Public. Capt. Donnell of the 349th infantry will introduce the speaker and a national guard display will be open for public viewing on the hotel mezzanine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
A. O. Kenyon
Mount Vernon
Boone
Kenyon
CCC
Iowa
Jack Donnell
349Th Infantry
National Guard
Iowa Rotarians to Meet Here in April
Plans are underway for the district conference of sixty four Rotary clubs of Iowa to be held in Cedar Rapids on April 25 26 and 27 with an expected attendance of about 400. Local committee members include Cedar Rapids residents Lat tner Burkhalter Long McQuiston Calder Miller Moorman Keevers Hahn and Fuller with A L McKinstry Kilian Abbott Moore Rogers Rude Puckett Marshall Rundquist Sheridan and others coordinating reception decorations entertainment golf transportation hotels publicity registration and meeting places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Clubs of
Iowa
Joe Lattner
L. D. Burkhalter, Jr
Joe Long
J. S. McQuiston
J. H. Calder
John W. Miller
E. F. Moorman
James F. Keevers
F. Cruz Hahn
A. C. Fuller
Cedar Falls
A. L. McKinstry
A. L. Killian
Lael R. Abbott
Bertram P. Puckett
Clare R. Marshall
Herman A. Rundquist
Hal Sheridan
H. M. Gage
M. H. Morrison
Fourteen Cedar Rapids Educators to Attend National Convention
Fourteen Cedar Rapids school system representatives will travel to New Orleans for a six day National Education Association meeting in February 2025. Attendees include Superintendent Arthur Deamer, PE director Fred Winter, art supervisor F J Bruns, industrial arts supervisor E H Christiansen, primary supervisor Grace Shields, and several principals from Franklin, Roosevelt, Buchanan, Anne Smithey Arthur, Johnson, Garfield, Harrison, McKinley, and Tyler. The group will be away about ten days, returning around February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
New Orleans
National Education Association
Department of Superintendents
Association
Arthur Deamer
Fred Winter
F. J. Bruns
E. H. Christensen
Grace Shields
M.S. Hallman
Franklin Senior High
Fred Kluss
Roosevelt Senior High
Ruth Phillips
Buchanan
Anne Smithey
Arthur
Laura Thompson
Johnson
Belle Campbell
Garfield
Marjorie Walters
Harrison
Frances Prescott
McKinley Junior High
Jenna Strahan
Tyler
Largest Monday Audience At Sunshine Mission Sermon
Dr. Harry W. Vom Bruch of Long Beach Calif used the Bible text Christ and Him crucified to deliver a forceful sermon to the largest Monday evening audience in years at Sunshine Mission. He spoke on the Christ of creation prophecy history glory regeneration and comfort with emphasis on the last two. Prayer was led by Rev Chester Ainsworth and music was provided by the Hinkin brothers. Rev. G V Williams of Laurel Iowa attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Harry W. Vom Bruch
Long Beach
Calif
Sunshine Mission
Vom Bruch
Chester Ainsworth
Hinkin Brothers
G. V. Williams
Laurel
Iowa
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Valentine
C. O. Gray
G. J. Beals
Ongueville
Trs. Larimer
Aonday Bridge
T Country Club
Louis Bartas
Miss Novak
Mrs. Sherman
Mrs. Forrest McCalley
Shakespeare Club
Iowa Mutual Girls Club
P. T. A. Meetings
Literary Club
Club Federation
Hal Troskys
Henry Siepmans
Schelm-Popham
Mrs. White
H. R. Shingledecker
Mrs
Harry Shingledecker
Miss Walters
Alexander
Westerfields
Bette Duis
Lux
Hollywood
Arner Brayhers
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