Guest From Chicago Honored At Gertsen Social Affairs
Mrs. F A Kennedy of Chicago visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Gertsen at 359 Pleasant drive SE has been honor guest at several events. A no host luncheon at Clara Robinsons Colonial Food Shop featured Kennedy and a group of local women. The Gertsens hosted skating and bridge in her honor with a familiar circle of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Kennedy
Chicago
Arthur C. Gertsen
Pleasant Drive
Kennedy
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food Shop
Gertsen
Hugh White
G. H. Cornwell
Gertrude Myers
A. H. Boil
Moores Welcome Visitors From Council Bluffs and Des Moines
Mrs. Robert Collins and her son Robert Moore Collins arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs. Collins' parents Mr and Mrs Ernest R Moore at 536 Knollwood Drive SE. Mrs Frank W Davis of Des Moines, another Moores daughter, will join this weekend or early next week for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Collins
Council Bluffs
Robert Moore Collins
Collins
Ernest R. Moore
Knollwood Drive
Frank W. Davis
Des Moines
Mrs Weld Heads to Chicago Conference on War Cause
Mrs LeRoy D Weld of 1838 Blake Blvd SE leaves Tuesday for Chicago to represent the Iowa Synodical Society and the international relations group of the A A U W at the twelfth conference on the Cause and Cure of War at the Palmer House from January 26 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy D. Weld
Blake Boulevard
Chicago
Iowa Synodical Society
Palmer House
Will Honor Miss Clark At Shower In Honor Of Marian Clark
Mrs. Edgar Clark hosts a Wednesday evening miscellaneous shower and bingo at 319 Eleventh Street SW for Miss Marian Clark who plans to marry Ross L. Wilson on February 1. Attending are Miss Clark and several family and friends including Mrs. Harold Green Miss Katherine Green Mrs. Louis Black Mrs. Marshall Clark Mrs. David Kvapil Miss Cora Farr Miss Carla Sgarlata Miss Nedra Wilson Miss Lucyle Urich Miss Naomi Kester and Mrs. Charlies Burianek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Clark
David Kvapil
Eleventh Street
Marian Clark
Ross L. Wilson
Miss Clark
Harold Green
Katherine Green
Louis Black
Marshall Clark
Cora Farr
Carla Sgarlata
Nedra Wilson
Lucyle Urich
Naomi Kester
Charlies Burianek
Jaeger Tenth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated At Home
Relatives and friends gathered Saturday evening at 1235 Second Avenue East to honor Ir and Mrs George Jaeger on their tenth anniversary. Guests included George Miller John E Strellner Glenn Jacqueline Richard Radeke H Kuhne Ralph Andrews D Querry Joe Kuhne and Marietta Strellner with out of town guests John F Strellner of Van Horne. Card prizes went to Joe Kuhne Ralph Andrews Mrs Miller Mr and Mrs Querry and Mrs Jaeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jaeger
Second Avenue E
George Miller
John E. Strellner
Glenn
Jacqueline
Richard Radeke
H. Kuhne
Ralph Andrews
D. Querry
Joe Kuhne
Marietta Strellner
John F. Strellner
van Horne
Miller
Querry
Jaeger
Maltese Cross Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon
The Maltese Cross circle of the King’s Daughters met with Mrs. Ira Moore for a dessert luncheon on Tuesday. Mrs. Moore led devotions and read the poem Is All That We Say. The circle voted to donate to the Red Cross flood relief fund and admitted Mrs. C. A. Williams as a regular member and Mrs. G. I. Scott as an associate member. Plans were made for circle members to sew at St. Luke’s hospital on February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltese Cross Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Ira Moore
Chi Omega Mothers Club Meeting Notice
The Chi Omega Mothers' club will meet Friday at 2 30 p.m. in the sorority rooms. Hostesses are Mrs. L L Dolson Mrs Jess A Kitterman and Mrs H K Focht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Mothers’ Club
L. L. Dolson
Jess A. Kitterman
H. K. Focht
M. M. Club Hosts Flood Relief Drive
Mrs. Earl Shunk hosted the M. M. club meeting at 125 Twenty seventh street NE. Members voted to donate $5 to the Red Cross flood relief fund and social hour followed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Shunk
Twentyseventh Street
M. M. Club
Red Cross Flood
W. R. Robinson
Cedar Chapter Installs Officers for 1936 in Grand Ceremony
About 600 members of the Order of Eastern Star attended the Cedar chapter No. 184 installation at the Masonic hall with Mrs. Vera Cullman installed as worthy patron and Oliver D. Stucker as worthy patron. A 450-strong dinner preceded the ceremony and committees were announced for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Vera Cullman
Oliver D. Stucker
Cedar
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Nora McKinnon
Andrew Peterson
Gertrude Hanson
Ed Helm
Edna Duncan
Lew Zalesky
Marie Reiter
Arthur Chase
Charles Bode
Abbie Sheldon
Clara Hlavaty
Jess Kitterman
Hulda Rice
Robert McClaughrey
Lulu Iosty
Frank Robinson
Lucille Albright
George Johnson
Sentinel
Cullman
Eroy Cullman
Men Included on Board of Y W C A in 1930s Talk
The Y W C A in this area elects men to its board at the annual meeting held at the Y W C A building with about 100 present. New board members are M. H. Morrison John D. Randall Mrs Everett E. Fisher O A Kearney and Miss Gertrude Stenner. Dean Geiger of Coe College spoke on social agency aims and the three stages of social work urging progress toward mental moral and spiritual development in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Dean Geiger
Social Agency
Association
Y. W
Wayne J. Foster
Marvin R. Selden
M. H. Morrison
C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
Foster
George Bruce Douglas
Miss Stein
Betty Dodd
Lorraine Nelson
Dorothy Whitmore
Dorothy Hays
Rose Miller
Miss Dodd
Miss Dodds
Katherine Franken
Nelson C. Dreier
E. E. Fisher
Vernon
Business Girls’ League
D. A. Stofler
Ollie Larson
Russell Knapp
Fred A. Winter
Agatha Cherry
S. E. Coquillette
Inga B. Tapper
Hal J. Ferguson
Marvin Selden
R. T. Lubbock
O. E. Atkinson
D. M. Taylor
Y.W.C.A. Board of Trustees
W. H. Frick
H. R. Trewin
S. G. Armstrong
John S. Ely
E. J. Carey
T. B. Yuill
Dwight Krumboltz
Hal Ferguson
Wilma Shoup
Ilo Bushaw
Mary Ellen Reece
Party honors Joseph Klekar in Minnesota visitor’s gathering
Mr and Mrs John Klekar hosted a party at 1314 Burch Avenue NW honoring Joseph Klekar of Owatonna Minnesota. Guests included Anton and Marie Krejci Bert and Marie Klekar Henry and Mary Pirks Charles Krejci Henry Urban John Klekar Joseph Klekar Edward and Arlene Kle kar Myron Bloom Henry Urban and Edwin Krejci. High pinochle prizes went to Anton Krejci and Mrs Henry Urban with low prizes to Charles Krejci and Mrs Bert Klekar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klekar
Burch Avenue
Joseph Klekar
Owatonna
Minn
Anton Krejci
Bert Klekar
Henry Pirks
Charles Krejci
Henry Urban
Edward
Arlene K
Mrs Arduser Hosts N G O Club At Second Avenue Home
Mrs L T Arduser of 602 Second Avenue SE entertained the N G O club Tuesday. Present were Mrs Cora Geesaman Mrs H B Green Mrs P E Frink Mrs Nettie Sisam and Mrs H C Underhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Arduser
Second Avenue SE
N. G. O. Club
Cora Geesaman
H. B. Green
P. E. Frink
Nettie Sisam
H. C. Underhill
Book Club Guest Day Review Of Man the Unknown
Mrs. Robert O. Bickel reviewed Man the Unknown by Alexis Carrel at the Book club’s third annual guest day held at Mrs. George M. Bird’s home on Third Avenue SE Tuesday afternoon. About thirty-five women attended as Mrs. Bird welcomed guests and introduced the speaker. Mrs. Bird is the club’s new president and Mrs. Bruce West was elected secretary treasurer. George R. Liddle organized the event and presided at tea after the program with silver pink and white appointments and spring flowers as a centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Bickel
Alexis Carrel
Book Club
George M. Bird
Third Avenue SE
Bird
Bickel
Bruce West
George R. Liddle
Mrs. Wilcox Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. Steele Wilcox of Commonwealth Apartments entertained twelve members of her bridge club at luncheon and bridge at her apartment Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wilcox
Mrs Bell Hosts Sewing Club Luncheon
Mrs. Robert P. Bell of 523 Knollwood Drive SE entertained eight sewing club members at a luncheon held at her home Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Bell
Knollwood Drive
McKinley High Graduation Week Socials and Prom
Mid year graduation activities fill the week as twelfth graders attend social events. Before the McKinley senior prom six couples dine at the Commonwealth tea room. Attending seniors include Peggy Bode Jeanne Anthony Mary Ann Pohorsky Marian Wing Zona Hill Mary Katherine Carney and Bill Watson Frank Scheible George O'Brien Dick Wingert Frank Fulkerson Jack Kofron and Franklin high school graduates were honored at a dinner and dance Monday evening with Supt and Mrs. Arthur Deamer and other guests. Toasts were given by Bob Files guest speaker Mr Boyd and Miss Leora Marshall John Hallenbeck and Howard Bachman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Commonwealth Tea Room
Peggy Bode
Jeanne Anthony
Mary Ann Pohorsky
Marian Wing
Zona Hill
Mary Katherine Carney
Bill Watson
Frank Scheible
George O’brien
Dick Wingert
Frank Fulkerson
Jack Kofron
Franklin High School
Arthur Deamer
M. S. Hallman
W. R. Boyd
J. J. Terrall
Alice Rudd
R. L. Poppenhager
Bob Files
Mr. Boyd
Leora Marshall
John Hallenbeck
Howard Bachman
Christmas circle gathers for dessert luncheon
Mrs. A. D. Biddinger hosted nineteen members of the Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters at a dessert luncheon on Tuesday at 1520 Second avenue SE. Mrs. Carlton Owen read the circle prayer to open, with Mrs. L. G. Swaney delivering devotions from These Twelve. Mrs. Harry W. Dunker spoke on the Founders' day tea report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Biddinger
Second Avenue SE
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
Carlton Owen
L. G. Swaney
Harry W. Dunker
Founders day luncheon noted for Mrs Mansfield Burlington
Mrs M Sopousek reported on the Founders day luncheon held in honor of Mrs F J Mansfield state president. Members voted 5 for the Red Cross flood relief fund. Mrs A N Humiston 400 Nineteenth street NE will host the circle at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ‘Sopousek
F. J. Mansfield
Burlington
Red Cross
A. N. Humiston
Nineteenth Street
Kent Andrews Talks To Club Art Dept
Twenty members of the Woman's club art department met at the club house for luncheon. Kent Andrews, director of Coe College theater, spoke on Theater Architecture Through the Ages and lighting, noting Greek use of sun light versus modern effects. The department plans a club home card party on February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Norman Sutliff
A. B. van Dyke
Ruskin Sandbourne
Debussy
Pangren
Kent Andrews
Coe College
Andrews
S. E. Garber
Nellie Fuhrmeister
A. H. Aukerman
Mildred McDanel
Legion Auxiliary Initiates Forty Three Members at Memorial Coliseum
The American Legion Auxiliary to Hanford Post No 5 initiated 43 of its 80 applicants at a Monday evening ceremony in Memorial Coliseum following a 125 attendee picnic dinner. Junior initiates numbered ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
Memorial Coliseum
del Stanton
J. P. Winn
Linn County
American Legion and Auxiliary
F. W. Kopp
Gilbert Martin
F. C. Parrish
Robert Vesely
Clare Nichols
Ruth Zieke
Roosevelt High School
Alma Jean Batchelder
Dorothy Batchelder
Billy Boston
Betty Burke
Betty Jo Stephens
Stephens
Auxiliary Choral Club
Helen Kacena Stark
Lulu Engelman Welty
W. D. Cunningham
A. E. Wilson
Alma Vokolek
Norman Bowers
G. A. Rogers
H. E. Travis
Louis Schirm
Dan Kruidenier
Floyd Baumgartner
A. F. Haberle
Jean Gunn
Helen Tefr
Anna Mae Tefr
Kathryn Ann Steuber
Kathleen Miller
Julianne Freud
Marjorie Moen
Norma Haegg
Harriet Cook
Phyllis Cook
Marguerite Tordik
Benner Tea Company Hosts Bobsled Party
A Benner Tea Company group gathered Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Klever home on Wilson Avenue SW for a bobsled party. After a sleigh ride they returned for refreshments with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klepac, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mateju, Mary Quick, Mary Gillen, Audrey and Elaine Anderson, Robert Burianek, Gene O'Brien, Harold Moore and Sonny Mateju.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benner Tea Company
Lewis Klever
Wilson Avenue
Klever
A. J. Anderson
Joseph Klepac
Jesse Hunter
Joseph Mateju
Mary Quick
Mary Gillen
Audrey
Elaine
Cultus Club to Meet Thursday Afternoon
Mrs. George Baumgartner of 1251 Fourth Avenue SE will host the Cultus club gathering at 2 30 p m on Thursday. Mrs. C G Hover is in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baumgartner
Fourth Avenue SE
Cultus Club
C. G. Hover
Daughters of Penelope Alethea Chapter Meeting
The Alethea chapter of the Daughters of Penelope will meet Thursday at Moose Hall to conduct important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alethea
The
Daughters of Penelope
Moose Hall
P. T. A. Meeting Set at Edgewood School
Edgewood No 1 P T A will meet Friday at 8 p m in the school. Ray Anderson Gazette farm editor will speak and a short program will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood P. T. A
Edgewood No
P.T.A
Ray Anderson
Gazette Farm
Taylor PTA Hosts Friday Family Safety Class
Taylor parent education meeting convenes Friday at 2 p.m. in the school with focus on Family Safety and the Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor P. T. A. Taylor
Beardsley Ruml Named Director of Federal Reserve Bank
Dr Beardsley Ruml of New York City son of Dr and Mrs Wentzle Ruml of Cedar Rapids Iowa has been appointed by the Federal Reserve Board to serve as a Class C director of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for a term ending December 31 1938 He previously led the Laura Spelman fund and was dean of the social science division and professor at the University of Chicago before joining R H Macy and Co as treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardsley Ruml
New York City
Wentzle Ruml
Fifth Avenue SE
Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Cedar Rapids
Laura Spelman Fund
New York
University of Chicago
University
R. H. Macy and Co, Inc
Trinity Lutheran chicken supper set for Thursday
Dairy Dale community announces a chicken supper at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Community hall. George Lentz, son of Mrs. Christina Lentz, was accidentally omitted from the survivors list in the death report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
George Lentz
Christina Lentz
Kerr to recount Alaska experiences at Lions luncheon
Sanford Kerr will share his Alaska experiences from last summer at a Lions club luncheon Thursday at noon. The event will be held at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Kerr
Alaska
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs Davis to Broadcast Daily Bible Program at WOI
Mrs S C Davis of Des Moines state Bible chairman of the King's Daughters broadcasts daily at 7 each morning over station WOI at Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Davis
Des Moines
The
King’s Daughters
WOI
Ames
Mrs Earl H. Black Returns Home from Visit
Mrs Earl H Black leaves her stay with her mother Mrs Maggie Byse at 1010 Fifth Street NW and returns to her home in Sioux City after several weeks visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Black
Maggie Byse
Fifth Street
Sioux City
Car break-in report on Tenth Avenue SE linked to vandalism
John Breckle Jr of 2027 Johnson Avenue NW reported to police that a thief twisted off the right door handle and broke the lock of his car parked on Tenth Avenue SE between Third and Fourth streets Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Breckle, Jr
Johnson Avenue NW
Tenth Avenue SE
Third
Fourth Streets
Child Fractures Leg After Ice Slip Near Home
Marjorie Harris, 12, of 1338 C avenue NE slipped on ice on her way home from school Tuesday afternoon and suffered a fracture of her left leg. She was taken to St. Luke's hospital at 5 p.m. and remains confined there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Harris
C Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Linn County Master Barbers Elect New Officers
The Linn County Master Barbers association on Tuesday elected and installed H. G. Metge as president A. E. Morehouse as vice president T. F. Thompson as secretary and treasurer C. L. Coats as recording secretary and W. M. Phillips as guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Master Barbers Association
H. G. Metge
A. E. Morehouse
T. F. Thompson
C. L. Coats
W. M. Phillips
Marion man seeks missing brother Junior Gaines
Marcus Gaines of Marion asked Cedar Rapids police to search for his brother Junior, 12, of Shelbyville Missouri, who left Tuesday morning to visit relatives in Marion. He is believed to be hitch-hiking, four feet ten inches tall, 110 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes, wearing blue overalls, blue jacket, blue shoes and cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Gaines
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Junior
Shelbyville
Gaines
Leave Or Spend 30 Days In Jail
Hartley Indiana resident Don Albertson received a $100 police court fine for intoxication with fine and costs suspended on condition he leave the city. The sentence was made equivalent to thirty days in county jail to deter his return. John Carman of Clinton was sentenced to thirty days in county jail for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Albertson
Hartley
Albertson
John Carman
Clinton
Cedar Rapids Fire Truck Chain Lost on Fifth Avenue SE
The Cedar Rapids Fire Department reports a fire chain was lost from a fire department truck on Fifth Avenue SE Tuesday. They ask anyone who finds the chain to return it to the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chain lost at Central station during tire incident
Firemen hold the other chain as the missing size 38 by 7 chain is deemed not valuable without its mate and the search continues at Central station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
Linn County Bankers hold annual meeting after weather delay
The Linn County Bankers association annual meeting, postponed twice due to icy roads, will convene at 6 30 tonight at the Montrose hotel. Officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Bankers Association
Montrose Hotel
Jan Hus Members Return From Chicago Anniversary
Sixty nine Cedar Rapids Odd Fellows from lodge No 51 joined Palacky lodge No 630 of Chicago to celebrate the Chicago lodge sixtieth anniversary. Local Cedar Rapids members conducted degree work and drills and attended a banquet after a weekend in Chicago. The local committee included Frank J Chramosta Henry Jensen Joe Janeba M T Hasek Milvoy Horsky John Sedenka and L H Straka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Hus
Cedar Rapids
Palacky Lodge
Chicago
Odd Fellows
Frank J. Chramosta
Henry Jensen
Joe Janeba
Noble Grand
M. T. Hasek
Milvoy Horsky
John Sedenka
L. H. Straka
Flood Waters Lave Tremain Home In Lawrenceburg Ind
Paul Tremain brother of C E Tremain hiked to his sister Mrs Dennis Jones Milroy Ind as Ohio river flood waters lap the Tremain two story house Mrs Tremain and four children moved to Milroy while Tremain stayed to aid relief He witnessed a levee breach and water flood the town Other nearby homes in the block are under water Also John Drummey Ludlow Ky now with relatives as his Ludlow home sits in seven feet of water
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Paul Tremain
C. E. Tremain
Dennis Jones
Milroy
Tremain
Tremains
Ellen Drummey
Third Street
John Drummey
Ludlow
Mission Offers Special Services Aid Flood Sufferers
The Sun shine Mission will donate this week’s offerings to flood victims in the Ohio river valley. Rev. Frank H. Ward announced a goal of 25 dollars, with all proceeds going to the Red Cross. William Dykhuizen and Chester Ainsworth lead a two week series of services with music and preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Ward
Sunshine Mission
Ohio River Valley
Ward
Red Cross
William Dykhuizen
Chester Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Mary Tremain
Joseph Ainsworth
Arthur Baxter
Thomas J. Hinkin
Dykhuizen
God
Jesus Christ
National Coe Night planned with alumni in Cedar Rapids
Alumni association leaders met at the YMCA to launch national Coe Night plans. A Cedar Rapids gathering tentatively set for April 7 will broadcast a program after dinner with alumni meetings in many cities, and distant locations will receive a prepared program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Coe Alumni Association
Ym.c.a
H. M. Gage
George W. Bryant
William Burger
Cedar Rapids
J. S. Skien
Alumni Association
Gage
Bryant
Burger
Perfect Cribbage Hand In Lowden Comp
Hugo Gehris held a perfect cribbage hand Tuesday afternoon in Lowden. His hand included the jack of hearts and four fives, with the five of hearts turned on the deck for a total of twenty nine points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Lowden
Hugo Gehris
Cedar Rapids Investment adopts amended Articles of Incorporation
A special stockholders meeting on December 28 1936 approved amendments to the Cedar Rapids Investment Company Articles. The changes remove and replace preferred stock dividend provisions and redemption terms with new semiannual dividends, board determined rates, full cumulative rights, and redemption options after specified periods. Approved by President B H McKeeBy and Secretary G R McKeeBy with attorney Fred C Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Investment Company
Board of Directors
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Robert Collins and
Moores
Mrs. Weld
CHI Omega Mothers
Cara Robinsons Colonial Food Shop
Girma
Third Street SE
Mickel
Installation
Irene Minenart
Belva Trinka
Jessie Baumen
Martha Winnie
Agnes Horack
Leona Stary
Bessie V. Novotny
Hazel Hromek
Helen Guess
Chris Miller
Linda Schweitzer
Bess Russell
Ruth Watson
Mary Hurtt
Lee _ Eckert
Worthy Matron
Worthy Patron
Mildred Stucker
Frank Pollock
Ed Novotny
Robert Goodman
Gladys Eckert
Mabel Hatch
Edith Herdlicka
Catherine Chambers
Emeline Nemec
Genevieve Heftner
Reed Watson
Jessie Bennett
Olive Knickerbocker
Victor
Louise Holec
Bess Manilaw
Lillian Myers
Rainbow Board
Mary Kubicek
W. H. Richardson
Laura Rogers
Edna Hatfield
Esther Dove
Joan Bode
Eleanor Morgan
Clara Heidert
Mary Puckett
Ed Manilaw
H. Tyerman
Silvier Plock
C. Stryker
Thomas Suchomel
Ruth Hubbard
Marguerite Stein
U. W
Vernon Illen
Violet Hanshaw
Lois Heisstap
Darlene Vaughn
Rosemarie Machacek
Mary Ann Pechar
Juanita Porter
Marilyn Paulsen
Hays
Paul Hanson
Klekars
Mrs. Arduser
Mrs. Bell
Sewing Club
Legion Auxiliary
Penelope
P. T. A. Meetings
DR. Beardsley Ruml
Federal Reserve Bank
Dairy Dale
Master Barbers Elect
Marion Man
Good Housekeeping
Morris
Greenberg Fur Shop
Morris Greenberg
Dial
Linn Bankers
Mission Special
Cedar Rapids Investment Avany
B. H. McKeeby
G. R. McKeeby
Fred C. Fisher
Paper Products
Servelle Line
C. P. Wonder
Fred R. Smith
Dist. Mer
16Th St. S.E
Sonny
Memphis
Tenn
Octane
Plough Inc
Thrifty Housewives
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