Tea honors Mrs Robert Waples at her Berkeley wedding
Mrs Frank C Waples hosted a large tea at her 331 Forest Dr SE home for her daughter in law Mrs Robert S Waples of 1419 Washington Ave SE, married Nov 23 in Berkeley California. About 140 guests attended between 3 and 5 30 with Nancy Thompson and Marjorie Ellen Hahn greeting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Waples
Forest Drive
Robert S. Waples
Washington Avenue
Berkeley
Calif
Nancy Thompson
Marjorie Ellen Hahn
Frank Waples
Harold J. Ross
John D. Randall
Rollo S. Pickford
Leland W. Mahaffey
M. S. Hallman
G. H. Tellier
L. J. Thompson
R. Pollock
O. W Lawrence
I. C. Emery
William Bailey
Dubonnet
M. Wussell
John R Battin
M. R. Warren
Charles J. Bready
Women Club Night At Elmhurst Drive Gathering
Mrs L W Dunlap hosted a Monday evening gathering at 1102 Elmhurst Drive NE for Chapter DK PEO with assistant hostesses Miss Jean Dunlap and Miss Grace Sargent. Mrs E R Moore led the program on obtaining wisdom from nature. Guests included Mrs Marion Miller of Long Beach California Miss Betty Gorham of St Paul Minnesota and Mrs David I Berger of HJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Dunlap
Elmhurst Drive
Chapter DK
P. E. QO
Jean Dunlap
Grace Sargent
E.R Moore
Marion Miller
Long Beach
Calif
Betty Gorham
K. St. Paul
Minn
David I. Berger
Mrs Moore Honored by Killian Group in Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs Robert B Moore formerly Doris Fryer of Ceedar Rap ids and recently of Shanghai was honored by a group of young women from Killian company at a dinner in the Florentine room of the Roosevelt hotel. Afterward she spoke informally about travels in China. hostesses included Mrs Helen Bishup and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B Moore
Shanghai
China
Doris Fryer
Ceedar Rapids
Killian Company
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Helen Bishup
Moss Hazel Ross
Joe Roeder
Fred Machen
Juanita Jordan
Winifred Wley
Kenneth V. Turner, Jr
Daughters of Isabella elect Easter ball committee
At a Roosevelt hotel meeting of Daughters of Isabella the Easter Monday ball committee was named with Melvina Pitlik as chair and Irma Lindeken Eleanor Booker Ruth Stitchen Julia Novak Irene Kroft a Betty Allen Sara Long Hazel Moore Elinor Brady Catherine Connelly Bernadetta Burke Rose Morrissey Dorothy Johnstone and Mary Mealey assigned. The next social set for Jan 29 at 6 pm in the Glow room of the Gas company with dinner served and the G H and J s in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Roosevelt Hotel
Melvina Pitlik
Irma Lindeken
Eleanor Booker
Ruth Stitchen
Julia Novak
Irene Krofta
Betty Allen
Sara Long
Hazel Moore
Elinor Brady
Catherine Connelly
Bernadetta Burke
Rose Morrissey
Dorothy Johnstone
Mary Mealey
The
Gas Company
G. H and J's
Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets at Montrose hotel
Meeting Wednesday night at the Montrose hotel were members of Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Mrs. Frances Buchanan was pledged to the group and Miss Earlamond Callicer was given the ritual of jewels by Miss Mar vel Whitcher. The program was in charge of Miss Ruth Bartling and Miss Vera Fifield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Frances Buchanan
Earlamond Callicer
Marvel Whitcher
Ruth Bartling
Vera Fifield
Grad club to meet at Y W C A at 7:30 p m
AH members of the Grad club are to meet Erne at 7 30 p m at the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grad Club
Erne
Y.W.C.A
Transportation and Communication Panel at Chapter H Meeting
A Chapter II PE O panel on Transportation and Communication met at 2030 Fifth Avenue SE. Speakers covered steamboat to ocean liners, railroads, autos aviation, signaling carrier pigeons cables, telephone telegraph, radio and television. Guests included Miss Mack and Mrs. Crone of Chapter CM Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Lehman
Betty Lehman
Fifth Avenue SE
Frank C. Waples
Robert C. Toms
Russell W. Manatt
H. C. Burleson
Literary prize talk at P E D chapter meeting
Twenty three members of chapter IF P E D gathered with Mrs Leonard Lyon at 1427 Avenue NW with Mrs G E Turner assisting. Mrs Clarke Van Meter led discussion of awards for literary prizes and Mrs Burton Saxton reviewed the book Americanization of Edward Bok. Guests included Mrs Alfred J Johnson FO Mrs Pierre Tracy HJ Mrs A L Lyon F Moulton and Mrs H L Kennedy FH Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Lyon
Avenue NW
G. E. Turner
Clarke van Meter
Burton Saxton
Edward Bok
Alfred J. Johnson
Pierre Tracy
A. L. Lyon
F. Moulton
H. L. Kennedy
Sumner
Mrs Barngrover Returns After Week at Lindenwood College
Mrs Walter J Barngrover of 2435 Beyer avenue SE returned Monday evening after a week in St Charles Missouri. Her daughter Margaret Barngrover attends Lindenwood College and went with her to school at the close of the Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Barngrover
Beyer Avenue
St. Charles
Margaret Barngrover
Lindenwood College
Art Talk by Mrs Ring at FE.O. Chapter Meeting
Mrs Herbert C Ring discussed Art Through the Ages at a chapter GM FE.O. meeting held Monday evening at Mrs A G Evans home 1428 Third Avenue SE. Mrs L W Walker from chapter IH attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Ring
Fe.o
A. G. Evans
Third Avenue SE
L. W. Walker
Chapter IH
Couple Returns After Two-Week Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs John W Muller of Cottage Grove Avenue SE returned Monday evening from a two week stay in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Muller
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Chicago
Engagement Announced for Miss Mary Jean Wagner
Mrs Mattie Wagner announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Jean Wagner to Earl F. Gough. The couple will wed Feb 5 in a ceremony noted at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs A J Wagner at 2092 F Avenue NW with white chrysanthemums and pink decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Wagner
Mary Jean Wagner
Earl F. Gough
John F Gough
Iowa City
A. J. Wagner
F Avenue
Andreas Hosts for St Paul Visitor Dinner
Mr and Mrs R P Andreas of Commonwealth apartments entertained Monday evening honoring Mrs Paul Jamieson of St Paul. Also present were C McClenton of Chicago and several Andreas family members from Lisbon including A C Stoltz and D Andreas with spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Andreas
The
Commonwealth Apartments
Paul Jamieson
St. Paul
C McClenton
Chicago
A C. Stoltz
A M. Andreas
Lisbon
D . Andreas
O. S. Andreas
G. A. Andreas
Russ Jones
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Ted Wichman
Ted Wichman of 1023 Tenth Street SW was honored at a surprise birthday party Sunday afternoon at his home. Prizes for cards went to Miss Ruth Brammer and Mr. Wichman. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schwirtz and Mr. and Mrs. E. Wichman of Tipton. Other guests included Anna Wilson Alice Kulhavy Edward Uten and Dale Kiecksee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Wichman
Tenth Street
Ruth Brammer
Wichman
Joe Schwirtz
E. Wichman
Tipton
Anna Wilson
Alice Kulhavy
Edward Uten
Dale Kiecksee
Industrial Girls Hear Mrs Moore on China
Mrs. Robert B. Moore formerly of Shanghai will speak on China to Industrial Girls League at a supper meeting Thursday at 6 p.m. at the YWCA. Mary Bechka will supervise the program and supper reservations are due by 10 a.m. Thursday at 8169.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Moore
Shanghai
China
Industrial Girls’ League
Mary Bechka
Wed In Sunday Church Ceremony For Miss Comenisch and Lester Koster
Miss Alice Comenisch of Luzerne became Mrs. Lester Koster of Blairstown in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Interdenominational church of Cedar Rapids. The Rev. A. J. Stokes officiated. The couple will reside at 106 First Street SW after a wedding trip to Galveston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lester Koster
Blairstown
Koster
Alice Comenisch
Luzerne
Margaret Comenisch
H. J. Koster
A. J. Stokes
Ruby Koster
Lorayne Mayhew
Iowa City
Chicago scholar guests at Peoples Church weekend
Mr and Mrs George C Claassen hosted Dr Sydney B Snow of Chicago at 366 Woodland Drive SE. Snow, president of Meadville Theological School, preached Sunday at the Peoples Church during his weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Claassen
Woodland Drive
Sydney B. Snow
Chicago
Meadville Theological School
Snow
The
Peoples Church
Larimers Return From Evanston Visit
Mr and Mrs E J Larimer of 2036 Fifth Avenue SE plan to return Tuesday evening from Evanston Illinois where they spent the weekend visiting their daughter Mrs Endesk M Delzell and Mr Delzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J. Larimer
Fifth Avenue SE
Evanston, Ill
Endesk M. Delzell
Delzell
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Plan Wednesday Luncheon
Alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harm D. Peters at 411 Twenty sixth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Betas
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Harm D. Peters
Twentysixth Street
Misses Bus Host Leisure Club Evening Prizes Awarded
Ava and Betty Bus entertained eight Leisure club members at their home on First Avenue East Friday night. The games featured a 500 card session with prizes won by Mrs. Bernadine Hurtt and Mrs. Ethel Lammers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Betty Busenbark
First Avenue E
Leisure Club
Bernadine Hurtt
Ethel Lammers
Jane Boyd Circle to Meet for Dessert Luncheon
The Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon at Mrs. H. E. Doty's home 1503 Second Avenue SE. The president asks members to bring Red Cross garments to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King's Daughters
H. E. Doty
Second Avenue
Red Cross
King's Daughters Circles Plan Dessert Luncheons
Members of Ethel Evans circle meet Thursday at 1 30 p.m. for a dessert luncheon with Mrs Hoyt Thomas at 1616 Maplewood Drive NE. I H N circle assembles at 1 30 p.m. for dessert luncheon with Mrs W H Richards at 1648 A Avenue NE. Members should come prepared to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Evans
The
King's Daughters
Hoyt Thomas
Maplewood Drive
Circle of the King's Daughters
W H. Richards
Avenue
Choral Choir Meets Wednesday Evening at Montrose Hotel
The choral choir of the American Childhood Education association will meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm with Miss Lillian L Anderson at the Montrose hotel for a rehearsal and planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Childhood Education Association
Lillian L. Anderson
Montrose Hotel
Tyler P.T.A. Meetings and Edgewood Booster Luncheon
Tyler P.T.A. meets Thursday at 2 p.m with Fred Carstens as principal speaker at Edgewood No 1. The E H I club hosts a Booster Day luncheon at 12 30 p.m. at Mrs. Herbert Pratt's home. Attendees may join the 2 o'clock meeting if luncheon attendance is missed. No dues required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler. Tyler P.T.A
Fred Carstens
Edgewood No
Herbert Pratt
Yager Seeks Abolition of State Conservation Board
DES MOINES AP W A Yager Spirit Lake filed in the Iowa house bills to abolish the state conservation commission and to require the permanent residence of a highway patrolman in each of the state's 99 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. A. Yager
Spirit Lake
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Linn County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on the 33rd day of January 1941 Alice Bailey Wheeler was appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Fred W Batley late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to the estate are to pay promptly and those with claims must file them with the Clerk of Linn County Town District Court. J Barngrovet attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Towa
Linn County
Fred W Batley
Iowa
Alice Bailey Wheeler
Execurix
Merimyx Club Holds Formal Dance With Patriotic Theme
About 60 couples attended the Merimyx club formal in the Roosevelt hotel ballroom. Red white and blue decorations celebrated a birthday event for the President. The card matching dance led into a grand march as hosts and committee members organized the evening. Cocktail hosts included N J Gorman Marion and Ray Bramson Cedar Rapids hosting 15 couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merimyx Club
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
United States
Ben E. Dunham
Joseph W. Ballard
Lloyd T. Connolly
Gordon J Delaney
Walter R Magner
George Thompson
N. J. Gorman
Marion
Ray Bramson
Wilson Carpenter
Cedar Rapids
Gorman
City Briefs and Local Notices
City briefs note a sale at City Market and local services. Mrs. Julia O’Dell, 1015 Second Ave SE, fractured her left wrist after slipping on ice near her home and was treated at St Luke’s hospital. Bethany Congregational’s Ladies’ Aid meets at 729 H Ave NW at 2 pm Thursday. Grace Speake and daughter Violet recovering from scarlet fever at 604 Third Ave SE with no visitors for a week. Groceries and dishes valued at $3 stolen from Mrs. George Williams’s car at 1246 Ave NW. Cedar Rapids dentists, about 40 in number, met at Hotel Roosevelt for dinner where Dr Harold W Oppice spoke on Fixed Bridge Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia O'Dell
Second Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Bethany Congregational Church
Grace E. Speake
Third Avenue SE
Violet
George Williams
Mount Vernon Road
Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Williams elected president of local Provident Mutual unit
John P. Williams of Cedar Rapids was elected president of an internal Provident Mutual Life Insurance unit in the Clifford A. Connor agency. At Davenport, Frank L. McBride of Keewanee Illinois was chosen vice president and George E. Aiken of Davenport secretary treasurer, with Carl J. White of Cedar Rapids also attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Williams
Cedar Rapids
Clifford A. Connor
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Davenport
Frank L. McBride
Kewanee
George E. Aiken
Carl J. White
Grace Church to Host 90th Annual Meeting and Epiphany Dinner
The 90th annual Grace church meeting is set for Wednesday evening in the Parish Hall. The Women’s Guild will serve the Epiphany dinner before vestrymen are elected for the coming year. Rev. Vernon L. S. Jones, rector, will preside. Members and communicants are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Woman’s Guild
Vernon L. S. Jones
Cedar Rapids restaurant group meets at Hotel Roosevelt
About 25 eating establishments attended the Cedar Rapids Restaurant association meeting at Hotel Roosevelt Monday night. A question period on cafe management highlighted the session, first held under guidance of the association's 1941 officers. Edward Jones president F S Schneider vice president John Thomas treasurer Ollie Johnson secretary. A buffet lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Restaurant Association
Hotel Roosevelt
Association
Edward Jones
F. &. Schneider
John Thomas
Ollie Johnson
Seven Benton County extension committee members
Seven members of the Benton county district organization and extension committee for Boy Scouts were announced, outlining their roles and responsibilities within the county program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County
Boy
Scouts to convene in Vinton on training leaders
Glen Gordon of Vinton to lead a meeting at Lincoln school in Vinton on Wednesday. Attendees will come from Blairstown Vinton and Belle Plaine to study procedures for forming Scout troops and Cub packs. Jim Manville from the Cedar Rapids office will attend as field executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Gordon
Vinton
Lincoln School
Blairstown
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
Jim Manville
Mrs. Hinkin Disabled After Fall at Home
Mrs. Thomas J. Hinkin of 852 Third Avenue SE is confined to her home with an injury to her left foot from a fall suffered Friday evening inside her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Hinkin
Third Avenue SE
Landlord Alleges Disturbance as Gyer Foils Rent Row
Leslie Gyer aged 27 of 1114 First Avenue East was arrested at 11 p.m. Monday on a warrant issued by Justice W A Ball. Charged with disturbing the peace in a dispute with landlord Floyd Wells over rent, he allegedly forced entry after Wells locked the door. Gyer was released on his own bond at 1 a.m. Tuesday with a hearing set for 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gyer
First Avenue E
W. A. Ball
Gyer
Floyd Wells
Wells
Man Says Stroud Hurt Himself In Maul Incident
Richard L. Broussard claims police reported an incorrect mishap version after Clifford Stroud was injured Sunday when a heavy maul head flew off its handle. Broussard says Stroud slipped and struck his own nose, worsening an old injury and causing a hemorrhage. Stroud remains in good condition at St Luke's hospital recovering from blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Broussard
First Street
Clifford Stroud
Third Street
Stroud
Broussard
St. Luke’s Hospital
Sergeant Hall Assigned to Cedar Rapids Army Office
Staff Sergeant Ben R. Hall reports for duty at army headquarters in the post office building to serve as office assistant to Lieut. Col. C. S Myers. He replaces Technical Sergeant Earl A. Bigler, ordered to extended active duty at Rolla Missouri, in his capacity as a captain in the organized reserves. Sergeant Hall has 20 years in the service and comes from First Military area headquarters in Minneapolis. Captain Bigler is currently confined to a Des Moines hospital with a foot infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben R. Hall
Army Headquarters
Col
C. S Myers
Cedar Rapids Military Area
Sergeant Hall
Earl A. Bigler
Seventh Corps Area Draft Training Center
Rolla
Organized Reserves
First Military Area
Minneapolis
Hall
Army
Bigler
Des Moines
Adjustment Board Denies Two Pleas But Grants Third
The adjustment board denied William McQuiston at 352 Eighteenth Avenue SW permission to build a dwelling with a 10 foot rear yard and 18 foot setback instead of required 12 and 25 feet. Roy Ritz at 1334 Hinkley Avenue NW was denied permission to add a vestibule four feet deep and eight feet wide. Frank Zeman at 1401 N Street SW was granted permission to remodel the south portion of a store into a private garage in a residential district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
William McQuiston
Eighteenth Avenue
Roy Ritz
Hinkley Avenue
Frank Zeman
N Street
Household Truck Firms Press War Dept Discrimination
A coalition of 2000 trucking companies led by the Household Goods Carriers bureau charges the war department with discriminatory practices in moving military household goods. They allege rivals get war department freight at regular tariffs while van operators must bid, causing inefficiency, delays, and higher costs that threaten national defense logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
National Defense Advisory Commission
War Department
Household Goods Carriers Bureau
Ralph Budd
Defense Commission
Bureau
Local Club Buys Ercoupe Flying School Plane
Cedar Rapids instructors spot a new Ercoupe at Cedar Rapids Airways field bought by the K-8 private flying club. Sumner Foster and W C Pickard fly from Maryland in 11 hours 3 minutes, aided by headwinds, to showcase a low wing monoplane with no rudder pedals, self centering controls, and a cruising speed above 100 mph. It is pitched as ideal for training and ground steering like a car with a single flight control to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sumner Foster
W. C. Pickard
Cedar Rapids Airways Field
Foster and Pickard
Department of Commerce
Maryland
Riverdale
Saturday Evening Post
Mary Bell To Tell Coe Alpine Club Of Climb In Sierra Mountains
Mary Bell dean of women at Coe college will speak at the first 1941 Coe Alpine club meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Science hall. She will describe her Sierra mountain climbing trip with the San Francisco club last summer and show colored slides. A refreshment hour follows. Officers include Douglas Klemme Frank Bates Mary Rabe and Herbert Allman with Dr L R Wilson as honorary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell
Coe College
Coe Alpine Club
Science Hall
Sierra Mountain Climbing Club
San Francisco
High Sierras
Herbert Allman
Dixon, Jr
Dr. Wilson
Jacobs Brothers to Hold Iowa Congregational Pastorships
Three Jacobs brothers in their early 30s will lead major Iowa Congregational churches. Charles F. Jacobs moves to First Congregational Waterloo after seven years in Berwyn Illinois. W A Jacobs heads Cedar Rapids and H Lee Jacobs serves Fort Dodge. The family originated in Canton Missouri with degrees from Culver-Stockton and Chicago Theological Seminary. J A Jacobs left ministry and now works at the Chicago Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs Brothers
Iowa
Jacobs
W. A. Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Charles F. Jacobs
First Congregational Church
Waterloo
H. Lee Jacobs
Fort Dodge
Canton
How to Make a Splendid Cough Remedy at Home
A home remedy combines 2 cups sugar with 1 cup water to dissolve, then adds 215 ounces of Pinex into a pint bottle for a full pint of cough medicine. Marketed as a cost saver, it claims quick, soothing relief, loosens phlegm, and is recommended for colds.
City Uses Federal Law Over State On Military Leaves
The legal department expects no conflict between a city ordinance granting civil service employees a full year of military leave and preserving seniority rights and the federal act. The state statute limits drafted workers to 60 days seniority. Local policy emphasizes seniority for promotion and pension rights under the national defense act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Department
Eggs foil hold up at Oklahoma City station
A holdup man demanded the day's receipts from Jack Bryant, a filling station attendant in Oklahoma City. Bryant knocked the robber with a carton of fresh eggs, saving $100 as the eggs cost 30 cents apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jack Bryant
Bryant
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Buenos Aires
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Grande Avenue
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Bridge
H. B. Helscher
Guy Kitterman
Ottumwa
Mrs. Dunlap
Isabella
SIGMA
Y. W. Grad Club
Lydia
Pinkham
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Chapter
John W. Millers
Ted Wichiman
Leonard T. Arduser
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Harry. F. Tisher
DR. Snow
Claassens
E. J. Larimers
Evanston
I. H. N Circle
P.T.A. Meetings
Yager
Conservation Board
J. Barngrovet
City Briefs
Hannah Barbers
2Nd Ave
Gertrude Brown
Heads Insurance Group
Grace Church Meeting
James
Col. Myers
Adjustment Board
War Dept
Ercoupe
Gazette Photo
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Butter Nut Bakers
Cedar Rapids Bakery
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