Annual Meeting Of Y W C A Will Be Held Monday Night
The Y W C A annual meeting is set for Monday at the Y W C A building with a 6 15 p m dinner in the recreation room. An orchestra will play and Rev Charles F Edwards will give the invocation. Mrs W J Foster will preside over the business session followed by reports on the year s work and an open forum. Staff will share department updates with involvement from Mary Ellen Reece Anne Dunlap Mary Hoover Irene Walker and Harriette Struve. After the program attendees may dance in the auditorium and roller skate in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Charles F. Edwards
W. J. Foster
Y. WC. A
Mary Ellen Reece
Anne Dunlap
Mary Hoover
Irene Walker
Harriette Struve
Christ's Alternative to Communism program at St Pauls Church
Mrs. O E Atkinson will review Christ's Alternative to Communism by E Stanley Jones at St Pauls Methodist Church Tuesday at 2 pm in the church parlors. Public invited. A silver tea by church missionary societies. Mrs L O Nielsen will sing and Mrs Fred B Thiel will play. Committee in charge includes Mesdames H J Hartman J J Hall C G Hover R S Toogood. Mrs A E Johnson and Mrs W L Crissman will pour. Assisting hostesses include Mesdames John B Finney A W Henke Gertrude Kilborn and Floyd Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Atkinson
E. Stanley Jones
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Missionary Societies of the Church
L. O. Nielson
Fred B. Thiel
H. J. Hartman
J. J. Hall
C G. Hover
R. S. Toogood
A. E. Johnson
W. L. Crissman
John B. Finney
A. W. Henke
Gertrude Kilborn
Floyd Knapp
Franklin and McKinley Students Dutch Treat Bobsled Party
Franklin and McKinley school students joined a Dutch treat bobsled party Friday evening and visited Ben Wolverton at 2159 Blake Boulevard SE for refreshments. Attendees included Joan Vessler Mary Lou Protzman Jean White Jean Severn Edith Spencer Rosemary Smythe Doris Wage Ben Wolverton Lee Thomas Bob Ford Jim De Yarman Perry Woodward Warren Hyten and Jack Wagner with Miss Ann Lindeman acting as chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin and McKinley School
Ben Wolverton
Blake Boulevard
Joan Vessler
Mary Lou Protzman
Jean White
Jean Severn
Edith Spencer
Rosemary Smythe
Doris Wage
Lee Thomas
Bob Ford
Jim de Yarman
Perry Woodward
Warren Hyten
Jack Wagner
Ann Lindeman
Misses Randa and Thomas Honored at First Christian Party
The Misses Helen Randa and Claudine Thomas were honored at a party by the business girls class of the First Christian church Friday evening at Miss Gladys Swangler home. Assisting hostesses were Misses Mary Jorie Augustine and Mabel Jennings and Mesdames Ella Horn and Garnet McLean. The honored guests plan to leave Monday by motor for California. Gifts were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Randa
Claudine Thomas
First Christian Church
Gladys Swangler
MaryJorie Augustine
Mabel Jennings
Ella Horn
Garnet McLean
Randa
Thomas
California
Bridge Club Social at Miss Wilma Wells Home
Miss Wilma Wells hosted the E. T. C. bridge club at 116 Eighteenth Street NE on Thursday evening. Guests included Miss Inez Berkla and Miss Opal Dee Porter. Prizes were awarded to Miss Berkla and Miss Loretta Hurych.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Wells
Eighteenth Street
E. T. C. Bridge Club
Inez Berkla
Opal Dee Porter
Miss Berkla
Loretta Hurych
Tuesday Study Club Meeting With Park Street Host
The Tuesday Study club will meet Tuesday with Mrs. W. E. Warren at 2111 Park court SE. Mrs. J. J. Hall will report current events and Mrs. R. M. De Castello presents the program on The Life Of General Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Warren
Park Court SE
J. J. Hall
R. M. de Castello
General Grant
Mrs Pleune Returns From Four Week Visit
Mrs. A. T. Pleune of 1756 First avenue East returned Saturday from a four week visit with relatives and friends in Kalamazoo Grand Rapids and Chicago. In Chicago she visited Mr and Mrs Harry Reif, former Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Pleune
First Avenue E
Kalamazoo
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Harry Reif
Cedar Rapids
Beta Sigma Phi Lambda to Meet at Montrose Hotel
The Lambda chapter will gather Monday at 7 30 p m in the Montrose hotel. Pauline Quinn will discuss the life and works of Michael Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Pauline Quinn
Michael Angelo
Monday Shakespeare at Lucille Maresh’s Home
Miss Lucille Maresh hosts the Monday Shakespeare Club at her home at 1251 Third Avenue SE on Monday at 2 30. The lesson will present act 1 of Coriolanus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Maresh
Third Avenue SE
Monday Shakespeare Club
Corio Janus
Hesperian Club Event Led by Miss Kugler
Miss Marie Kugler of 1503 Third Street will lead a Monday gathering of the Hesperian club with Miss Kugler in charge of the Jesson activities and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kugler
Third Avenue SE
Hesperian Club
Kugler
Jesson
Learn to Write with Step by Step Self Instruction
An expert writer stresses that readers are driven by intrigue and flow, not effort. Daily practice and small lessons on sentences tone and rhythm build skill, as Shakespeare did artistically on his own. The 40 page Home Institute booklet SELF INSTRUCTION IN WRITING offers guidance on subject matter style technique and marketing with a coupon to order.
Home Lustituta 1e9 W. 10th St New York Name Please print
Classified prompt requests readers to print full name and address clearly for a listing at 1e9 West 10th Street in New York City, urging clarity of streets, city and state for proper mail handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
10Th St
New York
N. Y
Community club lodge notices and upcoming meetings
Local fraternal groups announce meetings at various halls this week. L. A. to L. A. of M. Cedar lodge No. 93 meets Friday at 7 45 p.m. Queen of the West No. 2 meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at I O O F hall with cards and refreshments. Parlor City camp No. 1799 meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at K P hall for initiation and refreshments. Fidelity Life lodge No. 106 meets Friday at 8 p.m. at 838 First avenue E with program and refreshments. Juvenile lodge No. 106 meets 7 p.m. Women’s Relief Corps to entertain at Kensington Thursday with Grand Army guests. Social Riders hold pinochle and 500 at Moose hall Tuesday at 2 p.m. Maccabees Linn tent No. 38 and Ioway hive No. 111 meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at K P hall. dance follows. Court No. 29 Junior Maccabees meets Saturday at 2 p.m. Cedar Rebekah Lodge No. 494 meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. officers to wear white. Esther Leming to attend. Police Auxiliary sponsors annual card party at Roosevelt hotel Feb 5 at 2 p.m. deer prizes and table prizes. reservations via local contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Life
Fidelity Life Association
First Avenue E
The
Maccabees
Linn
Ioway Hive
K. P. Hall
Progressive Circle Plans Friday Picnic and Sewing
Progressive circle of Carrie Morcombe lodge No 2 meets at Miss Mayme Goodwin’s home 908 Sixth avenue SE Friday at 1 p.m. for a picnic dinner, followed by the regular business meeting. Members should come prepared to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Circle
Carrie Morcombe
Mayme Goodwin
Sixth Avenue SE
Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge Meeting Tonight
Rebekah Lodge No. 221 meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in Maine Hall 838 First Avenue NE. Mrs Esther Leming president of the Rebekah Assembly of Iowa will be present for an instruction night followed by a program and refreshments. Officers are asked to wear white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Cedar Rebekah Lodge No
Esther Leming
Rebekah Assembly of Iowa
Praha Rebekah
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Sokol Hall
Rebekah Assembly
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge
Maine Hall
First Avenue NE
Rebecca Alexander Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting
Rebecca Alexander Tent No. 14 of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the French room of the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Alexander
Daughters of Union
Montrose Hotel
Royal Homestead Meet at Odd Fellows Hall Friday
Royal Homestead No. 214 will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows hall. After the business meeting there will be games and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Homestead
Royal Homestead No
Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs Phillips Hosts Kensington Meeting at 1630 First Ave E
Mrs J E Phillips will entertain members of the L A to O R C at her Kensington gathering held at her home 1630 First avenue East on Tuesday at 2 p m Assisting hostesses will be Mrs C S Montooth Mrs J E Rogers and Mrs J T River
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
J E. Phillips
Kensington
First Avenue E
C. S Montooth
J. E. Rogers
J. T. River
Star of Maine Circle Plans Picnic Luncheon in Maine
Star of Maine circle will meet in Maine lodge hall 838 First avenue East Tuesday at 1 for a picnic luncheon Coffee sugar and cream will be furnished Members are asked to note the change of meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine
Star of Maine Circle
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue E
W B A meeting set at Moose Hall with picnic
The W B A will gather in Moose hall on Wednesday at 7 30 p m with a picnic supper at 6 30 p m. Mrs Ella Mark Lee state field director will attend and install officers for 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Ella Mark Lee
Foresters of America Court Cedar No 3 Meeting
Foresters of America Court Cedar No 3 will convene Wednesday at 8 p m in the I O O F hall for a regular session with member attendance expected and committee reports to be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters of America
Court Cedar No
I. O. O. F. Hall
G I A to B of L E Mercy division to host picnic
The G I A to the B of L E will hold a picnic luncheon Tuesday at 1 PM in KP hall to observe the forty sixth anniversary of the di- mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.I. A
B. of
L. E. Mercy Division No. 51
G.I A
L. E
K P Hall
Rebekah Staff Club Meeting Hears Friday Event
The Home Rebekah staff club will meet Friday evening in Odd Fellows hall with planned social time and a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Rebekah Staff Club
Odd Fellows Hall
L A to B of R T L A card party Saturday
L A to B of R T L A hosts a card party this Saturday at 7 30 p m with tables for bridge pinochle and 500 Prizes will be awarded at each table and door prizes offered Those wish
Tirzah Society Meets for Installation and Lodge Events
Members are invited to call 4617 for reservations. Tirzah society meets Thursday at 2 15 p m with Mrs T H Youngton at 807 eighteenth avenue sw for officer installations. Star Lodge No 4 and Degree of Honor Protective association plan a Wednesday evening meeting in Pythian hall with a 6 pm picnic supper. Juvenile officer installations are set for 7 pm, and past presidents convene Monday at 7 30 pm at Mrs Bertha Robinsons residence 1326 First street nw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirzah Society
T. H.youngton
Eighteenth Avenue
Star Lodge No
Star Lodge No. 4
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Pythian Hall
Bertha Robinson
First Street
P T A Meetings Cover Money Management and Six Year Plan
Arthur study group meets Monday at 2 15 p m at the schoolhouse to discuss Money Management with Mrs Linge and Mrs Krebs in charge. Superintendent Arthur Deamer will speak Wednesday at 2 30 p m in room 224 on Our New Six Year Plan with glee clubs directing music by Miss Een aM and Miss Margaret Porer. Roosevelt P T A holds Dad s Night Friday in the school auditorium with William Ensign directing a 30 minute orchestra concert at 7 30 p m and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Arthur Varent
Carl Linge
Claude Krebs
Franklin
Arthur C. Deamer
Benjamin Franklin P. T. A
Little Theater
Deamer
Phoebe Een Am
Margaret Porer
Roosevelt P. T. A
William Ensign
Kenwood PTA to Hear Education Inequities Speech
Kenwood P T A will host Dean C Harve Geiger of Coe College to speak on inequities in support of education at Friday 7 30 p m. Ronald Moehlman will direct the school orchestra in several selections. Parents of children entering kindergarten at the new semester are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood P. T. A
C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
Ronald Moehlman
Polk Study Group Adolescent Education Meeting
The Polk school adolescent study group meets at Mrs. Lloyd Speake’s home 506 Seven teenth street NE Thursday at 7 45 p m. The subject is Learning During the Adolescent Period. A round table discussion follows. Fathers of Dairy Dale pupils sang and served refreshments at the Dairy Dale P T A meeting. Mrs. Joseph Trestnar presided. Plans include a women’s minstrel show with Doris and Marguerite Glime singing and Elmer In g El =s accompanying Miio Soukup and Lloyd Grou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Polk School
Lloyd Speake
Seventeenth Street NE
Dairy Dale
Dairy Dale P. T. A
Joseph Trestnar
Doris
Marguerite Glime
Elmer Ingels
Miio Soukup
Lloyd Grou
Wednesday Social Club meeting announced
The Wednesday Social club will meet Wednesday with Pfrs. J. S. Arendts at 1721 A avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Arendts
Avenue NE
Bostwicks Move To Manhattan Kansas
Mr and Mrs Ralph E Bostwick of 2052 Bever Avenue SE have moved to Manhattan Kansas to start anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostwicks
Ralph E. Bostwick
Bever Avenue
Manhattan
Kan
Aces Wild Club Sled Party Ends At Opal McCloskey Home
The Aces Wild club held a bob sled party Friday evening at Opal McCloskey's home, 225 Fourth avenue SW, with members Miss McCloskey Florence Fisher Leona Dohnalek Olga Serbousek Evelyn Johnson Virginia Nemec and Dorothy Weaver attending. Guests included Alma Serbousek Ruby McCloskey and Earl McCloskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aces Wild Club
Opal McCloskey
Fourth Avenue SW
Miss McCloskey
Florence Fisher
Leona Dohnalek
Olga Serbousek
Evelyn Johnson
Virginia Nemec
Dorothy Weaver
Alma Serbousek
Ruby McCloskey
Earl McCloskey
Local Clubs Hold Meetings With Prizes Awarded
Keystone The Ladies Bridge club met at Mrs. George Leichmeyer’s home on Wednesday with Mrs. Ted Haskins winning the first prize and Mrs. Ray Schubert receiving the traveling prize. The Ladies Five Hundred club gathered at Mrs. Anna Balhorn’s home where Mrs. Otto Kroyman won first prize. Mr. and Mrs. Greider hosted the school board members and wives on Thursday for five hundred with high honors to Mrs. Hugo Thiessen and Mrs. Arthur Hannan. The Ladies Literary club met at Mrs. F. W. Schlenken’s home on Tuesday where Mrs. F. J. Haskins led a lesson on Interracial Menace. Next Tuesday the group will meet at Mrs. W. A. Denman’s home with hostesses Sally Rife and Bella Scheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leichmeyer
Ted Haskins
Ray Schubert
Anna Balhorn
Otto Kroyman
Greider
Hugo Thiessen
Arthur Hannan
F. W. Schlenken
F. J. Haskins
W. A. Denman
Sally Rife
Bella Scheer
Thornburg Hosts Bridge Club and Social Gatherings
Thornburg Mrs Ernest Phillips hosted the Nickel Bridge club with high score won by Mrs Roy Edmundson and second by Mrs R Shepherd. Methodist Aid society met in church parlors with hostesses Mrs Emory Ferguson Mrs Morris and Mrs Mary McRoberts. The young married people's class held a social hour after their meeting at the church. Miss Elgin Wilson Duane and Frank Wilson gave a coasting party Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Phillips
Nickel Bridge Club
Roy Edmundson
R. Shepherd
Methodist Aid Society
Emory Ferguson
Morris
Mary McRoberts
Methodist Sunday School
Elgin Wilson
Duane
Frank Wilson
Washington Fortnightly club stages drama and elects YWCA directors
The Fortnightly club held a Thursday meeting where the drama department presented The Two Gifts. Participants included Mrs Victor Westphal Miss Elsie Glassburner Miss Mildred Lemley. Musical numbers featured Alta Grecian George Mason Velda Parcell Roy Grecian Maureen Walker and Naomi Simpson. Newly elected YWCA directors for three year terms are Mrs Melvin Gingerich Mrs H R Lund Mrs Evaleen Lemley Miss Della Patton Mrs George C Stewart and Mrs Lester Orr with vacancies filled by Mrs Stanton Kiesey and Mrs Don Welsh. Other officers across local clubs were elected: EOW president Mrs Robert Dawson. officers Mrs Amos Norton vice president Mrs Laura Graham secretary Mrs Ernest Garrett treasurer Mrs Milton Denison reporter with flower committee chaired by Mrs Ed Grayson and Mrs Don Carbaugh. Booster club president Mrs Mae Smith. DeMolay Amos chapter officers to be installed Sunday at the Masonic temple. Rebekah president Mrs Maggie Horsey reelected. vice president Mrs Charles Rickey. secretary-treasurer Mrs Cloyce Horsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Westphal
Elsie Glassburner
Mildred Lemley
Alta Grecian
George Mason
Velda Parcell
Roy Grecian
Maurine Walker
Naomi Simpson
Melvin Gingerich
H. R. Lund
Evaleen Lemley
Della Patton
George C. Stewart
Lester Orr
Stanton Kiesey
Don Welsh
C. H. Bogle
Long Beach
Calif
C. W. McLaughlin
Robert Dawson
E. O. W. Club
Amos Norton
Laura Graham
Ernest Garrett
Milton Denison
Ed Grayson
Don Carbaugh
Mae Smith
Booster Club
Merle Eckels
Sam Neill
Amos Chapter
Masonic Temple
Maggie Horsey
Rebekah Club
Charles Rickey
Cloyce Horsey
Monona Club Officers And Socials Highlight Week
Monona Rosary Society met Thursday naming officers: President Clair Limbeck Vice President Gilbert Fox Secretary Emily Humphrey and Treasurer Bert Havelick. Bridge clubs held meetings with prizes awarded and guests present. A sleighing party for McGregor Monona workers ended with cards and oyster supper at Virgil Webster’s. Basketball teams hosted a party at Clarence Bernhard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Rosary Society
Clair Limbeck
Gilbert Fox
Emily Humphrey
Bert Havelick
John Peters
Tri - Bridge Club
Virgil Kaiser
Jerry Schoentag
Earle Hillman
Addie Egbert
Will Kruse
Ed Pape
Lloyd Egbert
Minnie Brownson
McGregor and
Monona
Soil Conservation
Virgil Webster
Clarence Bernhard
Helen Bernhard
Dorothy Pape
Evelyn Risdale Surprised on Birthday at Chester Hagen Home
Miss Evelyn Risdale Atkins received birthday surprises Sunday at the Chester Hagen home. Attending were numerous family members and friends from Atkins Shellsburg Van Horne Newhall Blairs Town Keystone and neighboring areas, with extended relatives entertained Friday by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gerhold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Risdale
Chester Hagen
Dallas
Nadine
Velma
Gladys Mossman
Keystone
George
Irve Happel
Vinton
Raymond
Ella
Alice Kinderknecht
Myrtle Hagen
Gordon Hagen
Glen Weir
Charles Hagen
Shellsburg
Harvey
Louisa Krug
Kenneth Hagen
Atkins
Carl Gerhold
P. G. Young
Blairstown
Henry Kreutner
John Sass
Karl Kray
Margaret Rinderknecht
van Horne
Elmer Werning
Newhall
Theodore Happel
A. H. Rathje
A. K. Rinderknecht
Norman
Martin Happel
J. W. England
Birthday and anniversary notices from Atkins area families
A long list of Cedar Rapids and nearby area residents gathered for celebrations. Families from Atkins Marion and surrounding towns joined relatives for birthdays and a fiftieth? forty fifth wedding anniversary surprise. Names include Happel Rinderknecht Gerheld Gunzenhauser Schirm and Werning among others.
Marriages and club notes from Columbus Junction area
Colum bus Junction couples Dorothy Fletcher and Edward Humphrey wed at Davenport. Attendants were Kenneth Buffington. Isaac Belle Binney of Hollywood and Ralph Moore wed in Ontario December 20, 1935, plan Tucson residence. Valda Hammond and Lester Hamilton wed January 4 at Mediapolis parsonage. Hamilton to live in Mount Union. Mrs. H M Duncan hosted Old Clifton club for pot luck. next meeting February 13. The Others First class of United Presbyterian Sunday school met with Mrs. Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Dorothy Fletcher
Harry Fletcher
Edward Humphrey
John Humphrey
Wyman
Newcomb Memorial Presbyterian Church
Davenport
John H. Gabriel
Kenneth Buffington
Humphrey
The
Wyman High School
Isabelle Binney
Hollywood
Calif
Ralph Moore
H. A. Moore
Ontario
Tucson
Ariz
Valda M. Hammond
George B. Hammond
Lester Hamilton
Harry Hamilton
Mount Union
Howard Smith
Hamelton
H. M. Duncan
Old Clifton Club
John Schlichting
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Maynard Residents Celebrate W P Ashbaugh Birthday
Neighbors surprised W P Ashbaugh on his sixty second birthday in Maynard. The Methodist Ladies Aid met at Dr B A Hall’s home with hostesses Mrs Earl Courtney Mrs L E Satchett and Mrs W M Perry. Farm Bureau women held follow up meetings Tuesday with Mrs Fred Steege and Mrs Nellie Cummings and Thursday with Mrs W P Ashbaugh featuring a lesson presented by Mrs Tilla Malven and Miss Margaret Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Ashbaugh
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
B. A. Hall
Earl Courtney
L. E. Satchett
W. M. Perry
Fred Steege
Nellie Cummings
Tilla Malven
Margaret Holmes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y.W.C.A
ST. Paul’s Church
Miss Wells
Clara Robinson
Third St. SE
Dial
Cedar Lodge
Labor Temple
Queen of the West
Queen of the West No. 2
L. S. of the B. of L. F. and
Vision
Parlor City
Women's Relief Corps
Women’s Relief Corps
Memorial Building
Grand Army of the Republic
Police Auxiliary
Roosevelt Hotel
F. C. Parrish
Ray Tapper
Woman's Labor Bureau
Woman's Labor Bureau No. 17
Harry Haller
C. L. Schuknecht
Ing
P. T. A. Meetings
Thornburg
Washington
Roosevelt
Wm. S. Cadow
Mer
Martin Rinderknecht
William Rinderknecht
Henry Schirm
William Schirm
Fred Schirm
Lawrence Schirm
A.C. Graban
Karl Hauskins
Mary Schirm
Erma Gerhold
Fred Gunzenhauser
Edmund Gunzenhauser
Homestead
Henry Gerhold
Palo
Louis Fix
P. G. Moeller
V. D. Weichman
Martin Schirm
William Vochl
Maynard
Lubergers
Koze
Luberger Co
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