Dinner Hosts Hickoks Entertain Social Sciences Faculty
Dr and Mrs Hickok will host a dinner Thursday evening for Coe College faculty in the Weathers Hall dining room. Attendees include Dr Ward Macy Vere L Mo Silliman and multiple professors and spouses from the Social Sciences Department plus President and Mrs Harry M Gage and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Be
Department of Social Sciences
Coe College
Charles T Hickok
Fifth Avenue SE
Ing
Weathers Hall
Vemces Hall
Ward Macy
Vere L. Mo Silliman
Atlantic City
Dee
Macy
Ivan E Garwood
John Woo Henry
Alice B Salter
Social Sciences Department
Harrys M. Gage
Bosd
Rox FE Curras
B D Siltman
JF Yothers
Mary Bell
Minna Wikoff
L. M . Suilliman
Tea for Mrs Mooney Hosted at Clara Robinsons Shop
Mrs Elizabeth Stuart of the Roosevelt hotel hosted a Thursday tea at Clara Robinsons Colonial food shop. Attendees included Mrs Daniel Francis Mooney of Saint Marys Ohio visiting Miss Frances Prescott at 1047 Fifth Avenue SE Twelve guests shared the courtesy with Mrs Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stuart
Roosevelt Hotel
Clara
Mrs Black Hosts Bridge Club at Commonwealth Tea Room
Mrs R W Black of 2418 Grande avenue SE hosted her bridge club for lunch Thursday at the Commonwealth tea room with eight guests. Members then gathered at the Black home after luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Black
Grande Avenue SE
Bridge Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Black Home
Mrs Wallace Darling Heads to Chicago for Weekend Visit
Mrs Wallace Darling of 124 Crescent Street SE departs Thursday for Chicago to join her husband Mr Darling who has been in New York on business. The couple will return to Cedar Rapids after a weekend in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Darling
Crescent Street SE
Chicago
Mr Darling
New York City
Darling
Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Lewis Robbins Wed in Texarkana
Mr and Mrs Lewis Robbins were married on December 28 in Texarkana Arkansas. They arrived in Cedar Rapids Tuesday and are making their home at the Carlton apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Robbins
Carlton Apartments
Dee
Texarkana
Ark
Cedar Rapids
Miss Julia Robbins Visits Chicago Friends at 257 Twenty Third Street
Miss Julia Robbins of Chicago is spending a few days in the home of the Misses Frances and Florence Mac Wolfe at 257 Twenty third Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Robbins
Wolfe
Chicago
Frances and
Florence Mac Wolfe
Twentythird Street Drive
Sophisticate Society Members Entertained at Georgette Elias Home
Seven members of the Sophisticate society were entertained at Georgette Elias home 189 Nineteenth avenue SW Wednesday evening. Refreshments followed a card game with prizes awarded to Maxine Spencer and Gladys Ressa. Attendees included Mary Frances Batten Maxine Spencer Marie Keibler Phyllis Schluntz Doris McLaushhn Helen Bezdeeny and Gladys Reysa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societ
Georgette Elias
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Maxine Spencer
Gladys Ressa
Mary Frances Batten
Marie Keibler
Phyllis Schluntz
Doris McLaushhn
Helen Bezdeeny
Gladys Reysa
Picnic Luncheon at Mrs Yessler's Home Entertains Shamrock Club
The Shamrock club was entertained at a Monday afternoon picnic luncheon at Mrs W E Yessler's home 603 Third avenue SW. Attendees included dames A A Hemphill Walter Mott A T Boyer C W Hollingsworth A B Hansen E P Kohout E E Richards C W Browning and Forrest Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock Club
W E Yessler
Third Avenue
Mmesdames
A .A. Hemphill
Walter Mott
A T Boyer
C. WV Hollingsworth
A B Hansen
E P Kohout
E. E. Richards
W. Browning
Forrest Green
Mrs Robertson hosts Jolly Ramblers收
Mrs Elizabeth Robertson entertained the Jolly Ramblers at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs R H Lembaugh and Mrs Harold Homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Robertson
Grande Avenue SE
Jolly Ramblers
R. H. Lembaugh
Harold Homer
Phi Sigma Tota Society Meets At Poe Home
Phi Sigma Tota, romance language honor society at Coe College, met at Mrs Arthur Poe’s home in Cedar Rapids Thursday afternoon. Jayne Olds of Elkhart presented a review of Andre Maurois En Amerique detailing his impressions from U S lectures and Princeton teaching, followed by a Kreislers violin piece Gla Gitana performed by Virginia Ohmann and accompanist Alice Mae Ottilie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Arthur Poe
Twenty-seventh Street
Jayne Olds
Elkhart
Coe
Andre Maurois
Princeton
Olds
Virginia Ohmann
Cedar Rapids
Kreislers
Gla Gi
Tea for YWCA members honoring Alice Papes
Miss Alice Papes former Girl Reserve secretary of the YWCA is visiting Marion. Hostesses Miss Marguerite Stein Miss Catherine Crane and Miss Lorraine Nelson lead a tea in the association building from 3 to 6 30 pm with board members and friends in attendance. Mrs HH Bennett Miss Catherine Aukerman Miss Mildred Pazdernik and Mrs Frank Brejcha preside during receiving hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Papes
Girl Reserve
Incal Y WW. CA
Association
Papes
South America
J.L Papes
Marion
Marguerite Stein
Catherine Crane
Industria
Lorraine Nelson
Health and Recreation
Aliss Papes
The
YWCA
HH Bennett
Catherine Aukerman
Mildred Pazdernik
Frank Brejcha
Dutch Treat Group Sleigh Ride gathering details
A Dutch treat sleigh ride party was hosted Wednesday evening at Miss Delite May’s home 288 Fifteenth Street NW. Afterward the group enjoyed refreshments and dancing at the Belvedere with attendees including Phyllis Wiley Keith Cheney Betty Hemsky Don Weber Delite May Dick Petersmith Jean Anderson Fred Dice Marjorie Hogan Kenneth Wiles Marilyn Thompson Bob Scriven Nadine Mott Bob Covayne Mary Scriven Don Richardson Charmion Chapman Ray Hamad Anna Mae Raftis Ray Stumpfs Betty Snyder Howdy Hammill and Monte Linkietter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delite May
Fifteenth Street NW
Belvedere
Phyllis Wiley
Keith Cheney
Betty Hemsky
Don Weber
Dick Petersmith
Jean Anderson
Fred Dice
Marjorie Hogan
Kenneth Wiles
Alarilyn Thompson
Bob Scriven
Nadine Mott
Bob Covayne
Mary Scriven
Don Richardson
Charmion Chapman
Ray Hamad
Anna Mae Raftis
Ray Stumpfs
Betty Snyder
Howdy Hammill
Monte Linkietter
Mrs Clyde MacLain speaks on birds at Beta Sigma Phi meeting
Mrs Clyde MacLain was guest speaker at Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi at the Montrose hotel. Introduced by Mrs George Newland she spoke on birds and Iowa state parks. She described bird life conservation efforts by individuals and groups in Iowa and a business meeting followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde MacLain
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
MaclLain
George Newland
Iowa
Geraldine Kelly Hosts Sleigh Ride Gathering
Miss Geraldine Kelly of 507 Second Street SW hosted thirty schoolmates for a sleigh ride on Wednesday evening. After the outing, guests were served refreshments at the Kelly home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Kelly
Second Street
Kelly
Birthday Surprise For Miss Jonia Moore At Home
Miss Jonia Louise Moore celebrated a sixteenth birthday with a surprise party at 120 4 Nineteenth Avenue SW. Edna Wachal won the top prize, and refreshments followed. Attending were Nadine Plummer Charlotte Plummer Edna Wachal Alma Wachal Betts Yanda Leona Striegel Leon Yanda George Martin and Neil Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonia Louise Moore
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Edna Wachal
Nadine
Charlotte Plummer
Edna
Alma Wachal
Betts Yanda
Leona Striegel
Leon Yanda
George Martin
Neil Moore
Miller Dinner Honors Mrs Ward on Birthday
Mr and Mrs R T Miller of 113 Tenth Street SE hosted a Monday dinner at their home in honor of their daughter Mrs George Ward celebrating her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RT. Miller
Tenth Street
George Ward
A A W Speaker To Talk On Movies At Meeting
Mrs Gient Waters of Minneapolis will be guest speaker at the American Association of University Women meeting Friday evening at 20 Fourth Avenue SE home of Mrs Donald S Barry. Miss Jennie Pastwall will introduce her as she discusses The Works For Better or For Worse. The business meeting starts at 3 pm led by president Mrs Frank V. Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gient Waters
Minneapolis
American Association of University Women
Donald S Barry
Fourth Avenue
Waters
Jennie Past Wall
Frank V. Orr
Officers Installed by Police Auxiliary at New Station
Mrs Walter A Kansky was installed as president of the Police Auxiliary at a meeting at the new police station on Wednesday. Officers include Walsh as vice president Nemec secretary Prasil treasurer Burton conductor. Conductors: Shannon Kansky Walsh Cunningham Moore. Mrs Haberrie presented officers to Mrs Sam Christensen who conducted the ceremony. Committee reports showed $5 Christmas shoppe trips aided families. donations of $10 to Red Cross flood relief $45 to Salvation Army and $5 to Camp Good Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Kansky
Irs
Walsh
Henri Nemec
Sam Christensen
James Simon
Kaneky
Red Cross Flood Relief Fund
Savation Army
Camp Good Health
Kansky
Moore
Glenn Walters
Burton
Harley Simon
Ted Simon
Lena Glidden
City Police
Music Department Tea and Program Wednesday at Cedar Rapids club
Members of the Cedar Rapids Women's Club music department hosted a program and tea Wednesday afternoon at the club house. Mrs S V Shonka reported federation news, Miss Esther Hrenik spoke on current events in music, and Mrs Robert Clark led a discussion on brass instruments. Performances included Walter Smith with Don Quixote selections and other numbers. Mrs Welty accompanied, with hostesses Mrs Clarence Beatty, Mrs Kellogg, and Mrs Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
S V Shonka
State Federation of Music Clubs
Federation
Wich
Esther Hrenik
Robert Clark
Don Quixote
Strummer
Walter Smith
Bere
Miller Llu Engelman
Walter E Goreham
Merta Couple Honored At Surprise Second Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Emil Merta of 1528 N street SW were honored on their second anniversary with a surprise dinner at home. Guests from Walford Fairfax Swisher Cedar Rapids joined in the celebration including Alfred Schulte Elizabeth Becker Alma Houser Lumir Merta Eleanor Merta William Rohlena Eldo Schulte Edward Houser William Kotek Joe Houser Elmer Kloubee Emily Houser and George Sedilek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Merta
N Street
Alfred Schulte
Elizabeth Becker
Alma Houser
Lumir Merta
Eleanor Merta
Walford
William Rohlena
Eldo Schulte
Edward Houser
Fairfax
William Kotek
Joe Houser
Elmer Kloubee
Swisher
Emily Houser
George Sedilek
Cedar Rapids
Crawfords Plan Winter Vacation To Southwest
Mr and Mrs William C Crawford and their daughter Joanne of Vernon Drive SE plan a month long south west vacation leaving next week by motor. They will spend several weeks at Sahuaros Ranch near Phoenix Arizona then visit southern California near Los Angeles. Mrs Crawford will be hosted by Mrs Stewart Holmes at a luncheon for eight at 369 Forest Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Southwest
William C Crawford
Vernon Drive
Joanne
Sahuros Ranch
Phoenix
Ariz
Cedar Rapids
Crawford
California
Los Angeles
Stewart Holmes
Forest
Phoenician Club and Auxiliary Install Officers
At a Crystal ballroom dinner in the Montrose hotel the Phoenician club installed officers: George Alberts president, George J Nassif vice president, Bob Abceely secretary, Clark Haddy treasurer, Nicholas Habib social chairman. Auxiliary officers installed: Mrs George Farris president, Mrs Clark Haddy vice president, Miss Bertha Abodeely secretary, Mrs Tom Shaheen treasurer, Mrs Sam Suaddy social chairman. Toastmaster B Abraham presided. Miss Geraldine Haddy performed a piano solo before dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenician Club
Hele
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Phoenicians
George Alberts
George J. Nassif
Bob Abceely
Clark Haddy
Nicholas Habib
Michael Risss
George Farris
Bertha Abodeely
Tom Shaheen
Sam Suaddy
B. Abraham
Geraldine Haddy
Luncheon Held by Silver Cross Circle of Kings Daughters
Twenty members attended a Wednesday luncheon at the home of Mrs T Frank Hersch 2127 Greenwood Dr SE. President Mrs L L Owen led the meeting with Marjorie Augustine reading New Year greetings from the national president Mrs rly. Mrs V E Porter read a chapter from The Man Nobody Knows by Bruce Barton Founders Day January 26 will be observed with an informal tea at the Montrose Hotel Crystal Room all members invited. Mrs Hersch assisted by Mrs Owen. Mrs Henry J Hromek was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters
T. Frank Hersch
Greenwood Drive
L. L. Owen
Marjorie Augustine
Rly
V E Porter
Bruce Barton
Montrose Hotel
Crystal Room
Hersch
Owen
Henry J. Hromek
Friwoto Camp Fire Group Meets at Garfield School
The Friwoto Camp Fire group met Tuesday afternoon at Garfield school. Roberts' book of rules was studied and handcraft honors were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friwoto
Garfield School
Roberts
P T A and Community Meetings Feature Speakers and Demonstrations
Garfield study club invites all parents to a Thursday 2 30 p m session at the school. Edgewood No 3 Mothers Club meets Friday at 2 00 p m at Mrs J Vanous home with speakers from Cedar Rapids Parent Teacher council. Van Buren P T A held a Tuesday program with singing and hobby exhibits led by Mrs Brown and Miss Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Child’s Study Club
Community Mothers’ Club of
Edgewood No. 3
J. Vanous
O Avenue
Twentieth Street NW
Ajl
T P. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Parent Teacher Council
WMT
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Elected President of Camp Fire Board
Mrs J Yessler of 2405 Fourth Avenue SE was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Camp Fire executive board Tuesday night at the annual business meeting in the First Presbyterian church chapel. She succeeds Mrs MR Warren of 2008 Fifth Avenue SE, who has served as president for three consecutive years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Yessler
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Local Society Names Attend Community Event
Betty Nemec Burton Watkins Mrs Doris Watkins Mrs William Brown Mrs O Lundquist Dick Hollister and Mrs P H Brown listed among attendees at the social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrstik
Betty Nemec
Burton Watkins
Doris Watkins
William Brown
O Lundquist
Dick Hollister
P. H. Brown
Meeting of Buchanan PT A Wednesday Afternoon
Sixty five persons attended a Buchanan PT meeting at the school with Mrs E H Owen presiding. The kindergarten directed by Miss Laura Harper presented numbers by the rhythm band. Miss Ruth Phillips 3B pupils gave a radio program using a classmade microphone. Mr Hallman, principal of Benjamin Franklin high, spoke in place of Miss Frances Prescott who could not attend. Reports were by Mrs Frank Jesina Jr treasurer and Mrs Thomas Suchomel program chairman. Refreshments were served by GA pupils mothers. Mrs Owen and Miss Phillips presided at tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren P T. A
P. H Brown
Nanna Nelson
Helen Johnson
China
Ruth Webster
George Naxera
Ben Hazen
Eilsegret Webber
Henry Scherer
Rudolph Stroud
Earl McDonough
Velma Luse
Charles Ling
John McKee
Donne, Lemon
Lawrence Kimall
Frances Wilson
Vernon Havlik
Betty Clark
Dorothy Zvacek
Richard Brown
Carl Nelson
Billy McQuiston
Darlene Knake
Eugene Russell
Donald Havlik
Betty
Buchanan PT
E H Owen
Laura Harper
Ruth Phillips
Hallman
Benjamin Franklin Senior High School
Frances Prescott
McKinley Junior High School
Frank Jesina
Thomas Suchomel
Owen
Phillips
Hopi Life Play Highlights P T A Program in Cleveland
Sixty five members attended the Cleveland P T A meeting with Mrs H N Steele presiding. The second grade under Miss Amy Devitt presented an original Hopi Indian life play tied to their semester study. Cast included Barbara Steele and others. headbands and costumes were student made. William Vesely led a school orchestra in a thirty minute program with soloists Keith Camizzi, William Willett and others. Fourth graders Mathers hosted the social hour with Miss Alta Smith and Miss Adeline Montillon pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marcia McGuire
Vincent Bartunek
John Ruby
Wayne Basler
Duane Smith
Clyde McMillan
C. L. Lewis
Dick Johnson
Marvin Meyers
Richard Clark
Gerald Lyman
Adolph Poticur
Forrest Parker
Bobby Hogan
Jacqueline Edmonds
Glenn Comried
Lavonne Krug
Richard Rabek
William Vesely
Donald Krieg
Paul McNall
Lilly Seafluth
Billy Kollman
Marvin Sedlaceck
Bobby Goodrow
Donald Bruns
Tommy Freund
Doris Olver
Mary Ann Paula
Eugene Speraw
Darrell Beede
Hanae Michalek
Patricia Slade
Richard Gard
Norman Paula
Keith Camizzi
William Willett
David Birch
Richard Dice
Richard Buffington
Jack Stanton Mathers
Harry Wright
Alta Smith
Adeline Montillon
First In Series Of Bridge Parties By B P W Club
The Business and Professional Women's club will host the first of two bridge parties Friday evening at the Bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company. The event supports a regional conference in Cedar Rapids next October when the local club hosts delegates from eight states. Mrs Merle Harris leads the division organizing the fairs with captains Edith Williamson Etta Loyka Lucille Gove and Marie Petras assisted by Marjorie Augustine Mary Dunlap Dorothy Meeker and Bertha Groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Merle Harris
Cedar Rapids
Harvis
Edith Williamson
Etta Loyka
Lucille Gove
Marie Petras
Marjorie Augustine
Mary Dunlap
Dorothy Meeker
Bertha Groves
Betsy Ross Theta Rho Installs New Officers
The Betsy Ross Theta Rho girls club held a formal installation at Sokol hall on Tuesday evening. Agnes Hermanek and Irma Zahradnik led the ceremony with Miriam Stehlik as Worthy President and a full slate of officers and appointed posts announced. Meetings will be held Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Theta Rho
Sokol Hall
Agnes Hermanek
Irma Zahradnik
Miriam Stehlik
Doris Seabrooke
Velma Shimek
Edna Taszler
Charldcen Lorene
Miss Stehlik
Marian Jefferson
Irene Stourac
Ruth Stourac
Jennie Doupmik
Agnes Hermanck
Mildred Pazdernik
Kathryn Schamberger
Evelyn Hillmer
Inside Guardian
Maxine Spencer
Outside Guardian
Lorraine Blazck
Marjorie Sullivan
First Herald
Virginia Hillmer
Second Herald
Gladys Coats
Third
Lucille Ki
Navy Mothers Club Honors New Officers at Picnic
Members of the Navy Mothers Club of America Chapter No. 32 hosted a picnic supper at the YWCA Tuesday evening to honor new recruiting officers E. E. Moon and J. W. Keene. About 100 people attended with games singing and dancing after supper. Mrs. John Yuza presented gifts to the officers and their wives on behalf of the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club of America
Chapter No. 32
E. E. Moon
J. W. Keene
John Yuza
Spinsters Club Hosts Sleighride for Miss Arline Selzer
The Spinsters club will host a sleighride evening for Miss Arline Selzer a student leaving the district to attend another school Guests meet at Miss Betty Thoennes home 373 Sixteenth Street SE for the bob sled ride ending at the Y W C A Chaperones include O A Thoennes and Mrs D H Jackson Mrs Selzer and Mrs Thoennes attend with Misses Betty Ann Becker Glennys Jackson Bonnie Mae Diebold Mary Catherine Bormann Mary Jane Borman Patricia Goslin Gloria [text truncation]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinsters Club
Arline Selzer
Immaculate Conception
Betty Thoennes
Sixteenth Street SE
W C. A
O. A. Thoennes
D. H. Jackson
Selzer
Mrs. Thoennes
Betty Ann Becker
Glennys Jackson
Bonnie Mae Diebold
Mary Catherine Bormann
Mary Jane Bormann
Patricia Goslin
Gloria
Local leaders named in community list
Zimanek Louise Buck Peter McHugh Bill Robinson Fred Condon Dean O'Toole Steve Stramel Charles Imig Bill Hester Leo Morrissey Bob Hosford Gus Pusateri are listed as participants in the civic page.
Mrs George Starr Hosts Luncheon At Home
Mrs George Starr of 1727 Avenue NE hosted a small Thursday luncheon at her residence. The afternoon featured a duplicate contract bridge session among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Starr
Avenue NE
Morgenthau Opposes New Taxes in Treasury Testimony
Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr told a House Appropriations subcommittee during secret sessions that he opposes new taxes amid a business recession. He argued to maintain the existing tax base and rejected subsidies for domestic silver producers as part of the 1937 treasury appropriation debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury official cites factors behind recession and policy needs
The secretary notes two drivers of the slowdown seasonal influences and excessive inventories. He argues the stabilization fund must continue beyond June 30 1939 and that budget balancing should rely on economics rather than higher taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Bodies of 10 mine blast victims found in Marwick mine
Pittsburgh reports the last two victims Frank Ciesielski and Anthony Weiner recovered as rescuers search a three mile underground passage after a fatal blast. Eight bodies had been recovered earlier, and officials warn of dangerous gases hindering further rescue attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Frank Ciesielski
Anthony Weiner
Marwick
C. W. Gibbs
Harwick Company
H Edgar Sweet
Matthew H. Anderson
Harwick
Anderson
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Dr. and
Mrs. Hickok
Trs
Stuart
Ohio
Mrs. Darling
Second Avenue
Phi Sigma Tota Society of Coe
Poe
Miss Papes
Mrs. Maclain
Mrs. Waiwd
Kemble
Iowa Theater Building
Glen M. Waters
Music Department
Emil Mertas
Crawfords
P.T.A. Meetings
Garfield
Edgewood No
van Buren
Brabbit-Taylor Music C60
King Band
First Ave
Eer Ss
Ranier
Enzler’s
Second Avenue SE
Camp Fire Board
J. U. Yessler
Buchanan
B. P.W
Betsy Ross Theta Rio
Navy Mothers Club
Morgenthau
Mak” Sportets
Goodyear
Thomas Keffer
Joseph Koprivnikar
Frank Harpster
Kensington
Joseph Prelesnick
Cheswick
Joseph Lerch
John Kruszek
Doss Nicholas
Polile
McCready
Timmie
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