Women speakers highlight relief work and Czech roles
Miss Cora Jacobs and Dr Rose Wistern addressed the Woman's Club on county relief and Czech women. Jacobs stressed work over aid, noting a 36 dollar monthly family minimum and medical care issues. Wistern praised Czech women's equality, education and cultural contributions amid past oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jacobs
Dr. Wistern
Woman’s Club
Cora Jacobs
County Relief
Rose Wistern
Czechoslovakia
Woman's Club
Conger Metcalf
Forrest Kessler
Coc College
Kessler
Chopin Charles D. Manson
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa State College
Anna Calderwood
Linn County
Jacobs
Medical Society
Mozart Club Members Prepare Program for Woman's Club Meeting
Mothers and teachers of Mozart club members invited to attend a music department meeting at 2 30 pm at the club home. Participants include Jeanne Engelman Robert Flunger Elvanne Kriz Mary Zuercher Jean Betty Beauchamp Florence Matteson Hellen Humphrey Virginia Harmon Mary Rarngrover Betty Wagner Dorothy Check Rose Ann Kubovee and Emma Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Clubs
Woman's Club
Jeanne Engelman
Robert Ftunger
Elvanne Kriz
Mary Zuercher
Jean Betty Beauchamp
Florence Matteson
Hellen Humphrey
Virginia Harmon
Mary Rarngrover
Betty Wagner
Dorothy Check
Rose Ann Kubovee
Emma Allen
Hostess at party honors Mrs Le Ray Colbert at 317 Seventh
Mrs Ralph Shelton organized a recent gathering at 317 Seventh Street NE honoring Mrs Le Ray Colbert. Guests included Mrs Colbert and numerous friends. Prizes went to Mrs Harry Preston, Mrs Clarence Ice, and Mrs Bert Phillips. Many gifts were presented to Mrs Colbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shelton
Seventh Street
le Ray Colbert
Harry Preston
Shelton
Clarence L.ce
Bert Phillips
Fugene Phillips
Colbert
Paul James
Willham Smith
Frank Turner
Roy Turner
George Bureh
Tee
Josephine Sipe
Fugene Philips
Bert Phid- Tp
Vo Asterrm
Luverne Shelton
Birthday Party Honors Seventeenth Birthday at Ellis Street Home
Mr and Mrs Fo Ro McLaughtin hosted a birthday party at 1725 Ellis Hetule Ward NW for their son’s seventeenth birthday. Guests included Gerald OHare Karl Smith Jack Getz Ray Don ahue Gene Shuman Bernard Dyson Jerome Green Bill Shini han Bob Carnes Bob Dolan and Russ and Bob McIwaughln. Gerald O'Hare Karl Smith and Gene Shuman won prizes at games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo Ro McLaughtin
Ellis Hetule
Gerald Ohare
Karl Smith
Jack Getz
Ray Donahue
Gene Shuman
Bernard Dyson
Jerome Green
Bill Shinihan
Bob Carnes
Bob Dolan
Russ
Bob
Birthday Pinochle Party Honors Fred Grubbs at Home
Fred Grubbs of 391 Twelfth Avenue SW was surprised on his sixtieth birthday at a party hosted by his daughter May Sheaffer. At 1230 N Street SW Cruests played pinochle at three tables with refreshments served midway. High scores went to Vir Fred Krall and Jerry Brejcha, with low prizes to Mrs. Frank Bares and Mr. Grubbs. Guests included several couples and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grubbs
Twelfth Avenue
May Sheaffer
N Street
Cruests
Fred Krall
Jerry Brejcha
Frank Bares
Grubbs
Brejcha
Bares
Xkrall
John Urbanek
Ed Rompot
Joseph Malecek
Wilma May
Mamie Malecek
Modern Reading Club Luncheon Review of Labrador Book
Modern Reading club members meet with Mrs L R Gerhardt at 412 Nineteenth Street SE for a 1 pm luncheon Wednesday. Mrs Roy E Curray will review The Romance of Labrador by Sir Wilfred Grenfell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Reading Club
L. R Gerhardt
Nineteenth Street SE
Roy E. Curray
Labrador
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
Mrs Ring Hosts College Club Reading Group at Home
Mrs Herbert C Ring of 2508 Bever Avenue SE will host the College club reading group Thursday at 2:15 pm. Mrs William Rinderknecht will renew Charles Dickens His Life and Work by Stephen Leacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C Ring
Bever Avenue
College Club
William Rinderknecht
Charles Dickens
Stephen Leacock
Mrs Hahn Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon at Commonwealth Tea Room
Mrs Albert Hahn hosted her bridge club at noon at the Commonwealth tea room on 1841 Washington Avenue SE. After luncheon, bridge was played at two tables with members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hahn
Washington Avenue
Commonwealth Tea Room
Dinner Honors Newlywed Phillips and family
Mr and Mrs Bert Phillips entertained at a Sunday dinner for their son Eugene Phillips and daughter in law recently wed at Rock Island. Prizes were won by Mrs Eugene Phillips, Mrs Josephine Sipe, LaVerne Shelton, Le Roy Colbert, Mr and Mrs Harry Preston and Mr and Mrs Clarence Lee. Guests included Mr and Mrs Phil lips, Mr and Mrs Ralph Shelton and son Chester, Mr and Mrs LaVerne Shelton and children Barbara and Frederick, Mr and Mrs Preston, Mr and Mrs Colbert, Mr and Mrs Lee, William Phillips, Mabel Fletcher, John, Jackie and Mildred Phillips and Mrs Sipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Phillips
Cobbancourt SE
Inlaw
Eugene Phillips
Rock Island
Josephine Sipe
LaVerne Shelton
le Roy Colbert
Harry Preston
Clarence Lee
Phillips
Ralph Shelton
Chester
Rebecca Alexander Tent Installations of 1935 Officers
Rebecca Alexander Tent 14 Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War to install 1935 officers Thursday at the K P hall Mrs Ralph D Chord to be reinstalled as president Alma E Owens as senior vice president Dora V Jeffrey to conduct the service with installing staff Joseph Kust to be installing guide Invitations extended to all members friends and comrades of the G A R Womens Relief Corps Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic and guests from Muareneo wind Town City A reception will follow the installation service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Alexander
Daughters of Union Veterans
K. of P Hall
Ralph D Chord
Alma E. Owens
Dora V. Jeffrey
Joseph Kust
Womens Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Muareneo
Wind Town City
Surprise candle light supper for Miss Margaret Waller
Miss Evelyn Prusek entertained at a surprise candle light supper for Miss Margaret Waller at the latter's home 101 Sixteenth Avenue SE. The evening featured cards and dancing with guests Miss Waller Jack Baldwin Laurin Viesek Jimmie Rath Evelyn Pataca Nathan Burke and Bud Jusis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Prusek
Margaret Waller
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Valler
Jack Baldwin
Laurin Viesek
Jimmie Rath Evelyn Pataca
Nathan Burke
Bud Jusis
Mrs Kanis Sila Hosts Beta Phi Alone at Supper
Mrs Kanis Sila entertained Beta Phi Alone sorority at her home on 92 Twenty-five Street SE Maneav estming Mesa. Lotus Kriz assisted the hostess during the event. Miss Flesorth Hutiarek Sparkes attended, along with other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanis Sila
Beta Phi
Mesa
Lotus Kriz
Flesorth Hutiarek Sparkes
Fontern
Mies Tatsan
Clark
Cretas
Mrs Hic Hefner Visits to Renew Taper Time
Mrs Hic Hefner has returned to Tetts after a visit with her visitors Mrs ale V Nash Lh Ay and Mrs Berths at 322 Sixteenth Street NE for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hic
Hefner
Ale V Nash
Berths
Beethoven club meeting features intermitten muse event
An imperfect notice describes a Russian muse presentation at a Beethoven club retail meeting. It notes a 10 AM start at the Chamber of Commerce and mentions members and schedules for a Wednesday gathering. The text lists names and vague activities, referencing a tournament and phonine presentations with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Chamber
Merce
Friends Honor Elizabeth Clark
Miss Elizabeth Clark daughter of Atherton B Clark and Mrs Clark 347 Seventeenth street SE is honored by friends before leaving Thursday for Stephens College in Columbia Missouri Miss Norma White hosted a tea at her home 365 Twenty-first street SE for Miss Clark with ten guests Grace Ann Reiff hosted eight friends at a luncheon at 1848 Third avenue SE in compliment to Miss Clark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Clark
Atherton B. Clark
Seventeenth Street
Columbia
Stephens Junior College
Norma White
Ted White
Twenty-first Street
Miss Clark
Grace Ann Reiff
Marion O. Reiff
Third Avenue SE
Clark
Mrs Damour Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Dinner
Mrs F W Damour hosted Lambda chapter Beta Sigma Phi at 384 Twenty first Street SE with white chrysanthemum decor and pink tapers. Miss Thora Herr read a Gertrude Stein paper. attendees included Mildred Bales Hazel Dahl Betty Foster Margaret Gould Leona Keppel Kathryn Marshall Marguerite Marshall Joan Rowan Edith Smith Martha Rompotl Frances Stewart Jessie Strang Ada Vedder Thora Herr Nellieve Borah Leola Jack Catherine Lafferty Kathryn Bishop and others. special guest Educational Director Mrs D D Miller and Mrs Frank Kellogg assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Damour
Twenty-first Street
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Thora Herr
Gertrude Stein
Mildred Bales
Hazel Dahl
Betty Foster
Margaret Gould
Leona Keppel
Kathryn Marshall
Marguerite Marshall
Joan Rowan
Edith Smith
Martha Rompotl
Frances Stewart
Jessie Strang
Delia Bach and Laurence Brogan Wed in Alburnett Parsonage
Miss Delia Bach daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Bach of Center Point married Laurence Brogan of Chicago son of Mr and Mrs John Brogan of Alburnett Saturday at Evangelical parsonage in Alburnett by Rev Beverman. Bride wore peacock blue crepe. bridesmaid in navy blue trimmed in white. Bride, a 1932 Alburnett High School graduate, and groom plan Chicago home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Orval Bach and others. farewell party at Spencer Heefner home with Bunce game and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Bach
Walter Bach
Center Point
Laurence Brogan
Chicago
John Brogan
Alburnett
Evangelical Parsonage
Beverman
Orval Bach
Alburnett High School
Jesup School
Lester Hindman
Dorothy Allender
Clarence Simmons
Brogan
Spencer Heefner
Thirtieth Street
Bunce
Mary Pesek
Wilbur Bach
Jack
Floyd Morehouse
Marion
Central City
Miss Pesch
Stella Schmickle
Evelyn Heefner
Cedar Rapids
Marengo
P. T. A. Meetings Across Jackson Elementary Groups
The Jackson radio elementary child study group meets with Mrs J. E. Harrison at 1014 Fourth Avenue SE Wednesday at 2 15 p m to discuss The Development of Intelligent Leadership. The Lincoln elementary radio home study club meets at Mrs E. St. Germain’s home 603 Eighteenth Avenue SW Wednesday at 7 30 p m and invites all district members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Radio Elementary
J. E. Harrison
Fourth Avenue SE
Lincoln Elementary Radio Home Study Club
E. St. Germain
Eighteenth Avenue
Edgewood Mothers Club and PTA Meet at School
The Edgewood No 1 Mothers' club will meet Thursday at 2:15 pm at the school. The school's Parent Teacher Association will meet Friday at 7:45 pm at the school. Tree will show motion pictures and Dr J S Skien, dentist, will talk. Wallace Bixby will present vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood No. 1
Mothers’ Clube
Parent- Tracher Association
J S Skien
Wallace Bixby
Fillmore study group meets at Dresher home Wednesday
The Fillmore radio elementary study group will meet Wednesday at 1066 F avenue NW the Dresher home for a program on The Development of Intelligent Leadership. The executive committee of the Fillmore Parent-Teacher association will meet at the Dresher home following the broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore Radio
Ralph Dresher
F Avenue NW
Fillmore Parent-Teacher Association
Dresher
Whalen Rites Held for Anamosa Resident Michael J W Whalen
Michael J W Whalen died suddenly at his sister Kathrine Whalen’s home. Born March 4, 1867 in Anamosa, he leaves four children John of Des Moines, Mrs Wade Brown of Kansas City, Mrs John Jackson of New Orleans, and Mrs Oscar Wilson of Sioux City, plus two sisters and two brothers Kathrine and Will Whalen of Anamosa and James Whalen of Anamosa. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 9 am at Stone City with Brides Mortuary handling arrangements. callers welcome Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Michael J W Whalen
Kathrine Whalen
John
Des Moines
Wade Brown
Kansas City
John Jackson
New Orleans
Oscar Wilson
Sioux City
W of Ferrell
Marion
Kathrine
Will
James Whalen
Stone City
Brides Mortuary
P. E. O. Chapter DK Discusses Projects at Meeting
About twenty five members of chapter DK of the P. E. O. met at the home of Mrs. S. E. Coquillette on Knollwood drive SE. Mrs. L. W. Dunlap led the program on P. E. O. projects including the memorial library and the Iowa P. E. O. home at Mount Pleasant and the educational fund. Guests included Mrs. Guy E. Hillier and Mrs. Harold Horan. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
R. E. Owen
J. T. Mumford
J F. Ball
J. P. van Horn
Edward H. Files
L. W. Dunlap
P. E. O. Memorial Library
Iowa P .E. O
Mount Pleasant
Guy E. Hillier
Harold Horan
Morokoff Honored by Miss Maddigan at Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Margaret Maddigan hosted a Sunday dinner at the Roosevelt hotel for Paul Morokoff of New York. Twenty students from the Maddigan School of Music attended, seven planning to relocate to New York to work under his direction. Morokoff spoke on theater before departing for a New York opening. Four Maddigan students, Jean Remington, Gertrude Lane, Kathleen Jaeger, and Audrey Scollon, join him January 26 for a twenty four week musical comedy engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Maddigan
Maddigan School of Music
Roosevelt Hotel
Paul Morokoff
New York
Morokofff
Maddigan School
Jean Remington
Gertrude Lane
Kathleen Jaeger
Audrey Scollon
Special meeting of the Czech Fine Arts society
A special meeting of the Czech Fine Arts society is scheduled for this evening at 7 o'clock in the French room of the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Fine Arts Society
Montrose Hotel
Norden Kensington Meeting Set for Friday at 2 PM
Norden Kensington will meet Friday at 2 pm with Mrs. Carl Ahlgren of 806 Tenth Street SW. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden Kensington
Carl Ahlgren
Tenth Street
House Appropriations Committee Submits 900 Million Budget Plan
The House appropriations committee on Tuesday recommended a 900,025,598 dollar budget to run the treasury and post office departments for the next fiscal year starting July 1. The plan cuts 194,884,642 from the current year, with a 40 million dollar boost for public debt interest. Post office funding rises 26,955,916 from last year, while treasury is cut 254,756,869. Domestic air mail is set at 10,700,000, ocean mail subsidies kept at 28,850,000 pending policy, and internal revenue gains 3,000,000 to aid tax collection. The coast guard receives a 2,300,000 increase amid smuggling concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury and
Post Office
Post Office Department
Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Coast Guard
Unemployed Father Kills Wife and Self in Tragic Home Incident
George Tomsic 42 fatally wounds wife Theresa 36 before killing himself as six children look on. Theresa dies later at Cook County Hospital. their newborn dies. 18 month old son George is injured. Doctors perform a blood transfusion using the sister's donated blood in a desperate bid to save Theresa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicao
George Tomsic
Tomsic
Theresa
Cook County
George
Helen Milek
Mrs DeLong Pleads Not Guilty On Murder Charge
Mrs Sam De Long of Maynard was arraigned in West Union on a murder charge for shooting her husband in their kitchen. Her attorney seeks a continuance to the April term. A coroner's jury ordered the widow held after she claimed to be elsewhere. Discrepancies in her statements challenged the original self death theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorcin
Gazette West Union
Sam DeLong
Maynard
DeLong
What's In Fashion Old Furniture Pieces Now Put To Modern Use
A 1935 Amos Parrish piece notes 18th century furniture repurposed for modern living. Benches in maple hold coffee and cigarettes, blacksmith trays become magazines, wig stands hold lamps, and double decked dumb waiters serve tea or act as lamps. Firescreens turn into tables and rooms gain charm from reused pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Morgenthau notes lag in bond sale amid Maine shock
Secretary Morgenthau testified before the House subcommittee that a temporary lag in selling 1.334 billion dollars of government securities followed the Maine election upset. He said public demand later improved, with rates falling from 3 to 3 percent, and urged individual bond purchases while allowing banks to reserve funds for loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Treasury
Morgenthau
House Appropriations
Maine
New York
Liquor Commission Paid Quarterly Sales Tax, 1934
The State Liquor Control Commission paid the sales tax division of the State Board of Assessment and Review 33324 17 for the final quarter of 1934, according to Commission Chairman Harold M. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Liquor Control Commission
State Board of Assessment
Harold M. Cooper
Commission
How I Keep My Figure
A personal account of maintaining weight with modest activity. The author notes little strenuous exercise, prefers sailing and walking, and relies on three meals daily with two milk glasses. Breakfast features fruit, buttered toast, honey and tea. lunch a vegetarian salad and soup. dinner a full course with meat or fish.
Fire destroys Kalona farm home of Stutsmans
Fire caused by an overheated furnace engulfed the large farm house of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Stutsman three miles northeast of Kalona at 1 30 am Monday. The couple could not save any belongings and escaped as walls collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Eli Stutsman
Stutsman
Fay Webb Plans Suit to Vacate Vallee Separation
Fay Webb leaves for New York where her suit to void the separation agreement with Rudy Vallee is docketed for February 4. Vallee pays $100 weekly maintenance. she says he can afford more and she was rushed into the agreement. She will travel under a doctor’s care, after splitting time between a Santa Monica hospital and her father’s home, Santa Monica police chief Clarence E. Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fay Webb
New York
Rudy Vallee
Vallee
Rudy
Santa Monica
Clarence E. Webb
New White House Dishes To Be Used At Diplomat Dinner
Washington AP The Roosevelts will serve dinner Thursday with their new china set for the diplomatic corps led by Sir Ronald Lindsay. The dishes, described by Mrs Roosevelt as simple banding with a presidential crest and a rose motif, will not be shown to reporters or visitors despite public interest in the historic collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Roosevelts
Diplomatic Corps
Ronald Lindsay
China
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New Kind Of Headache From This Liquor Store
North Main merchants complain to the city council Monday night about smoke from the state liquor store chimney. Odors blow into surrounding shops choking pedestrians and damaging stock. Manager A. L. Broxam cites state liquor commission rules. city officials seek an approved smoke stack height and enforcement of nuisance ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazett Maquoreta
North Main Street
A. L. Broxam
Mquor Commission
Once Wealthy Iowan Dies In Charity Ward
Ralph James Gillespie aged 42 once wealthy husband of Jacqueline Logan died of pneumonia in Denver General hospital charity ward. He was moved from a side street hotel to a week earlier and planned burial in Creston Iowa at the request of his aging parents Judge and Mrs John H Gillespie. He had made a fortune in colonization of the lower Rio Grande valley and later lived in Hollywood where he was part of motion picture circles. He and Miss Logan married in 1925 and divorced three years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
INS
Ralph James Gillespie
Jacqueline Logan
Creston
Gillespie
Denver General Hospital
Side Street
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Hollywood
Miss Logan
John H. Gillespie
Probe Explosion In Mine Kills Twelve
A Gilberton Pennsylvania blast at the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron mine killed twelve miners and injured nearly seventy, with two in critical condition. Rescuers searched passageways as investigations by the company, the US Bureau of Mines, and state inspectors opened, with gas buildup suspected as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilberton, Pa
INS
Gilberton
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
United States Bureau of Mines
Six Die in Moro Battle in Sulu Far South
In a pitched clash at Abian Sulu, six people died including three Moro outlaws and three Philippine Constabulary troopers. The fight occurred while a patrol searched for the wanted group connected to the slaying of a Christian Filipino teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
INS
Philippine Constabulary
Constabulary
Abian Sulu
Utilities Men Discuss Trade Subjects at Iowa Meeting
With near zero temperatures and a cold wind, men at the Iowa Public Utilities association sales and distribution school in Cedar Rapids warmed to air conditioning talks by Jim Nance of Frigidaire. Nance cited 1934 installation shares and Harvard findings on heat reducing mental ability. Harry Boyd Brown of Philco shared selling tales and recovery optimism. Operators split with talks on radio interference, future broadcasting, and TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Public Utilities Association
Hotel Roosevelt
Jim Nance
Dayton
Frigidaire Corporation
Nance
Harvard Medical School
Harry Boyd Brown
Cleveland
Philco Radio and Television Corporation
Irene Castle
Brown
J P. Wentling
Minneapolis
Western Red Cedar Association
E. N. Ruede
Council Bluffs
Citizens Power
Drabelle
Arthur Huntington
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
C. A. Nash
Davenport
United Light and Power Engineering and Construction Company
Gerald Hulett
Detroit
Electromaster Corporation
J. Dejen
General Electric Company
C. E. Winn
Omaha
Western Union Telegraph Company
George Charlesworth
Des Moines
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Glen Cornish
Cedar Rapids
R. O. Sutherland
United Light and Power Company
E. A. Wisco
Interstate Power Company
Minneapolitan Skier Makes 40 Mile Trip to Northfield
Clyde Ryberg of Minneapolis braved sub zero cold to ski from Minneapolis to Northfield Minnesota a 40 mile wager triumphing in the effort on Monday according to AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Clyde Ryberg
Northfield
Minn
Mons Day
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Dr Wistein
Wistein
Mrs. Colbert
College Club Group
Mrs. Hahn
Miss Prusek
Vrs Harner
Mrs, Damour
Lambda
Bach-Brogan
P. T. A. Meetings
Jackson
Lincoln Study Club
Edgewood No
Fillmore
MR. Morokoff
M. Maddigan
Czech Fine Arts
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AMG
Canowlel
Les Lester
York
Tha Nan
Betty Furness
Elizabeth Allan
Public Ledger, Inc
Charity
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
Second St SE
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