Mrs Douglas Kirk Honored At Cedar Rapids Luncheon
Social notes list Cedar Rapids residents attending a luncheon hosted at 222 6th Street SE. Honorees include Mrs Keggie Kook who plans to move to St Joseph Virginia with her husband. Other attendees named include Mrs Rewert Coon Miss Eleanor Cook and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Kirk
OULAL
Cedar Rapids
Keggie Kook
Voook GK
St. Joseph
Pynesday
Rewert
Coon
Eleanor Cook
Cent Street
Gues
Cere Morhard M. Miller
Keam
I Gordon Mae Ben
Frederick S Ghanbie
Denmud P. Barnes
Rae On
Wodsworth
Ohn BooTane
Jows D Burkheater
Waltham
Cadow
Don Hines
Howesd
Ernest WL Anderson
Jr. Cooper
Ed- Lee Seboda
Franklin Battin
Frederick
Patsy Dorforth Hosts Seventh Birthday Party
Patsy Dorforth daughter of Mr and Mrs Warner Co Danforth held her seventh birthday at 1517 Bevo Avenue SE. The afternoon featured a party with a dolly and litter gifts and refreshments served at a table decorated in Valentine motifs. Guests included Donna Atkinson Esther Agmetrung Margery Branneh Theone Lorene Fore man Betts Hopkins Alice Bitchin Jang Ann Stafford and Warner Danforth Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Dorforth
Warner Co
Danforth
Bevo Avenue
Dinme
Dolly
Liter
Valentine
Donna Atkinson
Esther Agmetrung
Margery Branneh
Theone
Lorene Foreman
Betts Hopkins
Alice Bitchin
Jang Ann Stafford
Warner Danfurth, Jr
Bridge Club Plans Dutch Tea Dinner Then Bridge
Members of a bridge club meet Thursday evening for a Dutch tea dinner at Clara Rob Tosins Colonial Food Shop and then proceed to the home of Miss Myrtle Fisher and Elmer Fisher at 1240 Thiet Wotnue SE for bridge. Attending couples include Mr and Mrs George FE Miller, Mr and Mrs George Otis, Mr and Mrs Harry F Sundberg, and Dr and Mrs A Greenawalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Robtosins
Myrtle Fisher
Elmer Fisher
George FE Miller
George Otis
Harry F Sundberg
A Greenawalt
Chicago Man and Wife Visit Mirs Westerfield Family
Mr and Mrs M Westerfield host their daughter Mirs Tom W Moore of Chicago for a several day visit beginning Thursday evening at 1840 Bever exvenue SE. Mr Moore arrives Sunday morning and stays until Monday morning, then the couple will travel to Wateloo for several days before returning to Chicago Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
Tom W Moore
Chicago
M. Westerfield
Bever
Lyons Host Dessert Bridge at Park Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Wallace D Lyon entertain Thursday evening with a dessert bridge party at their home 1602 Park Avenue SE. Mr and Mrs Maurice E Ford are honored guests for the occasion. ten guests will share the courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace D Lyon
Park Avenue SE
Maurice E. Ford
Mrs Edgar Gee Returns Home After Oak Park Visit
Mrs Edgar Gee returns to 1921 First Ave after weeks as guest of her granddaughter Mrs Otto Dvorak and Mr Dvorak in Oak Park HL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Gee
Oak Park
Avemue E Wall
Otto Dvorak
Mr. Dvorak
Dinner Party Hosts Mia and Mrs Henry Ristine
Mia and Mrs Henry Ristine of 328 Crescent Street SE host a Thursday evening dinner party with twelve covers planned at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ristines
Mia
Henry Ristine
Crescent Street
Robert Armstrong Plans Return From New York
Robert C. Armstrong of Pleasant Hin is set to return Friday after a business trip to New York City. He traveled for a tip from a contact and will resume duties upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Armstrong
New York
Robert C. Armstrong
Pleasant Hin
New York City
Cheskhames Camp Fire Meeting and Evening Activities
The Cheskhames Camp Fire group met Fischy evening at Mrs Gay Wood's home and prepared and served supper. In the evening, student reed ing studies were conducted under Mio Wood and D M Keister. Games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheskhames
Fischy
Tat Guardian
Gay Wood
Bird Reeding Studens
Mio Wood
D M Keister
Patricia Graves Hosts Open House Party
Report cards will be out Friday as high school students await the worst of the best. Patricia Craves hosted an open house at 2142 Blake Boulevard SE Wednesday evening with guests including Patricia Satter, Marianne Corey, Betty Laiar, Jean Killen, and several others. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Craves
Blake Boulevard
Patricia Satter
Mariainne Corey
Betty Laiar
Jean Killen
Betty Gage
Janet Shuptrine
Joanne Marshall
Allayne Konecny
Mary Jane Murdock
Jeanne Rowe
Jim Bromwell
Bill Lattner
Dicksten
Bill Bloomhall
Ball Keeh
Bill McPartland
Don Ross
Bob Meek
Jack Talbot
Bob
Bruce McGregor
Emerson Hovey
McKinley Ninth Grade Girl Reserves Banquet Held at YWCA
The McKinley junior high Ninth Grade Girl Reserves hosted a mother and daughter banquet at the YWCA Tuesday. The event opened with an invocation by the Girl Reserves, followed by a program explaining the Girl Reserve symbol. Speakers included Mrs John Evans and Mrs O F Atkinson, chairwoman of the reserve committee, discussing the mother daughter relationship with the YWCA and home life. The program also featured a recognition service by Blanche Moelin and the reserves, songs by Dane Mason and Marcella Young, and dance numbers performed by students from Edna K Dieman’s studio. Traffic Sergeant Gordon Hughes spoke on This City We Live In.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Junior High School
Ywoca
John Evans
McKinley H-Y-Ette
Frank X Guyot
O F Atckinson
Y W. C A
Blanche Moelin
Girl Reserves
Dane Mason
Marcella Young Hare
Vernon Hten
Y Wca
Jacqueline Joens
Gaynor Dorrien
Bettilou Lefebvre
Patty Ann Dudek
Edna K Diemans Studio
Gordon Hughes
Daughters of Isabella Social Meeting in Montrose Hotel
The Daughters of Isabella Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle held a Czech themed social event Wednesday evening in the Montrose hotel. The Karhy Masaryk chorus performed in colorful costumes, and Czech designed embroidery dolls and jewelry were on display. The evening closed with dancing and refreshments. Committee in charge included Miss Esther Mironik, chairwoman, Miss Pauline Smid, Mrs Mary Sebetka, Mrs Edith Zachar and Mrs Anna Unzeitig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Montrose Hotel
Karhy Masaryk Chorus
Esther M Iironik
Pauline Smid
Mary Sebetka
Edith Zachar
Anna Unzeitig
Palm Grove No 1 installs officers at Mrs Roth home
Officers of Palm Grove No 1 were installed Tuesday afternoon at 311 Seventh Street SE. Installing officer was Mrs Charlotte M Scholz of Cresco with Mrs Myrtle M Barnes as installing chaplain and Mrs Roth as installing attendant. Social hour featured refreshments and white rose centerpiece tables. Gifts were presented to honored guests including Mrs Scholz and Mrs Barnes. The next meeting will be at Mrs Viasak 1724 B Avenue NE. all Woodmen circle members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Grove No 1
Maude Roth
Seventh Street SE
Charlotte M Scholz
Cresco
Myrtle M Barnes
Roth
Scholz
Barnes
Elizabeth DeMarah
Ella Viasak
Arthalinda Smith
Mrs Viasak
Avenue
Woodmen Circle
Book Review Club Assesses The Importance of Living
Mrs Charles E Roberts reviews Lin Yutang's The Importance of Living at the YWCA Book Review Club gathering on Wednesday afternoon. The volume is praised as good medicine for the fast moving American, stressing efficiency punctuality and achievement. Sixteen members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Roberts
Lin Youtang
Book Review Club
YWCA
Roosevelt P T A hears talks from probation officer and leaders
Miss Lena Vogt Linn county probation officer spoke at the Roosevelt P T A meeting Wednesday afternoon. Mrs J Gerber presided at the business session and Miss Charlotte Hubbard directed recreation. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Merle Hamilton and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Vogt
Roosevelt P. T. A
Linn County
J. Gerber
Charlotte Hubbard
Merle Hamilton
Missionary Union to Convene Forty-Sixth Annual Meeting
Final plans announce Cedar Rapids Interdenominational Missionary Union will hold its 46th annual gathering Friday at First Christian Church 838 Third Avenue SE. Principal speaker Mrs T Cuyler Young of Chicago will address morning and afternoon sessions detailing Iran era work including Resht Moslem girls school leadership and public health outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interdenominational Missionary Union of
Cedar Rapids
First Christian Church
Third Avenue SE
T. Cuyler Young
Chicago
Iran
Stone Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Observed by Kenwood Park Church
Members of Kenwood Park Presbyterian church hosted a reception Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs E M Stone marking their fiftieth anniversary. Music by Mrs Gordon Grant and Dale Barnhart accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Park
Miss Betty Kemper Graduates Honored at Cedar Rapids
Mrs A M Andreas hosted a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club for Betty Kemper who graduates from Franklin High School. Guests included Betty Baker Jean Stookey Mary Kay Fiebig Jane Downer Frances McCormick Dorothy Geiger Dorothy Kemp Dorothy Jane Plock Gayle Koch and Genevieve Tanner followed by a Dutch treat theater party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M Andreas
Twen
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Betty Kemper
Andreas
Miss Kemper
Franklin High School
Betty Baker
Jean Stookey
Mary Kay Fiebig
Jane Downer
Frances
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Memorial Building
All members of the American Legion auxiliary to Hanford Post No. 5 will meet in the Memorial building Friday at 11 a.m. to complete sewing for the U S Veterans hospital. A picnic luncheon will be served at 12 30 p.m. Members are asked to bring picnic provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
Memorial Building
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Tea Honors King's Daughters Founders Day In Montrose Hotel
About 200 guests attended the silver tea in the Crystal room at the Montrose hotel celebrating the 52nd Founders Day of the King's Daughters and Sons. Mrs WF Boiler of Iowa City spoke on hospital garments, and 40 dozen garments were donated by Cedar Rapids circles. The program included music, interviews, readings, and a brief history of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Boiler
M G Morris
James W Barnett
Arthur Burnell
Edwin C Nelson
Paul B. Gard
Florrie Ann Ruebush
Patricia Rice
Mary Ellen Stickles
Kathryn Phillips
Beverly Wright
King’s Daughters
Montrose
Avalonne Cross
Coe College
Carl Goodwin
Goodwin
Tom Walpole
Rufus Culver
de Nio
Cedar Rapids Woman's ClubMusic Study on Percussion Instruments
Members of Cedar Rapids Woman's Club music department held a Wednesday afternoon session at the clubhouse. Mrs. Robert Clark led the discussion on percussion including kettle and bass drums, tambourine, castanets, triangle, xylophone and chimes. Virginia Dodds and Diana Coffey performed works while Mrs. Warren A. Hansen presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Robert Clark
HH. FE. Henderson
Valse
Nolliet
Chaminade
Virginia Dodds
Fern
Porgolesi
Haven
Steiner
Diana Coffey
Frances Crozier
Friml
Jean Engelman
Helen Kacena Stark
Leonard Barwick
L. C. Schuknecht
Warren A. Hansen
Walter Goreham
Esther Hromk
D. M. Fellows
Guy McKibben
Mrs Dusek Hosts Karala Masaryk Club at Home
Mrs. Stanley Dusek of 7818 Eighteenth Avenue SW hosted the Karla Masaryk club for a Wednesday afternoon meeting. Plans were made for a Feb 23 dinner at the Elks Club replacing the regular February gathering, with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Dusek
Eighteenth Avenue
Karla Masaryk Club
Elks’ Club
Mrs W Willenberg Hosts Joly Ramblers Gathering
Mrs W Willenberg hosted the Joly Ramblers at her 906 Sixth Avenue SE home on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs H Kendall and Mrs Leo J Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Willenberg
Sixth Avenue SE
H. Kendall
Leo J. Smith
Mason City Guests Visit Mrs Andrie and Family
Frank Kofron and his wife from Mason City are spending the week as guests of Mrs J F Andrie and Mr Andrie at their home on J Street and Twenty-eighth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kofron
Mason City
Otyokwa Camp Fire Plans Valentine Party
The Otyokwa Camp Fire group B met Tuesday afternoon at St. Matthew's school to plan a Valentine party to be held in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's School
Aunt Het Describes Frustrations in Domestic Quarrel
The speaker mocks a relative's spending on clothing and laments a tedious domestic routine. She notes the only pleasure the man has is feeling sorry for himself when a button is forgotten and a zipper tightens the mood.
Mozart Club Presents American Composers Program
Mozart club members present a program of music by American composers Saturday at 10 am in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. L Ibie Fikers and Alma Turechek lead the program featuring works by Bliss Pidlina Rody Gloria Lohtt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Montrose Hotel
Libbie Fikers
Alma Turechek
Jean Pidlina
Rody Gloria
Werner Marie Ancelux
MaycDowell
Colleen Bedell
Swine Makress
DeLoris Harley
Lynes
Ruth Kohl Firefly
Grant-Schaeffer Theodora Davin
MacDowell
Olea Sindelar
Jean Morris
Morceau
Charicteristique Wollenhaunt
Jo Ann Walters
Elvanne Kriz
Movermen MacDowell
Barbara Sparhita
Beta Sigma Phi Plans District Meeting At Cedar Rapids
At a Sigma chapter meeting in the Montrose hotel plans were made for the next Beta Sigma Phi district meeting to be held in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. George Newland introduced guest speaker Mrs. E. K. Steal who read from Life With Mother by Clarence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
George Newland
E. &K Steal
Mother
Clarence Day
Eleanor Hiner Hosts Breakfast for Roosevelt Senior Class
Miss Eleanor Hiner of 1129 J Avenue NW hosted a waffle breakfast at her home on Thursday morning, entertaining seven Roosevelt senior class girls including June Bridge Betty Denin Dorothy Green Ruth Henry June Nelson Winona Saylor and Betty Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Liner
J Avenue NW
Roosevelt
June Bridge
Betty Denin
Dorothy Green
Ruth Henry
June Nelson
Winona Saylor
Betty Wagner
Franklin Couple Honored at Pound Shower
Mr and Mrs C O Franklin of 515 Fifth Avenue SE were honored at a Friday pound shower hosted by Mrs O B Sharp. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R G Hutchcroft Mr and Mrs F A Longenbaugh Mrs Petsel Mrs Broussard Mr and Mrs Roy Jackson Mr and Mrs Vern Kekert Mr and Mrs William Blackwell Mrs Amos Smith Burt Sharp and Berniece Vaverka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Franklin
Fifth Avenue SE
O. B Sharp
R. G. Hutchcroft
F. A. Longenbaugh
Petsel
Broussard
Roy Jackson
Vern Kekert
William Blackwell
Amos Smith
Burt Sharp
Berniece Vaverka
Mrs Brown and son Return Home After Visit
Mrs Leo M Brown and her son Jerry departed Wednesday for Alvin Texas after a three week stay with Mrs Brown's sister Mrs P Rinard at 1202 Oakland read NE and with Mr Brown's father in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo M. Brown
Jerry
Alvin
Tex
Notice of Executor Appointment for Willa J Daniels
On January 16 1938 Fred W Hann was appointed and qualified as executor of Willa J Daniels estate Linn County Iowa. All debts should be paid to the undersigned and all claims must be filed with Linn County District Court Clerk for authentication. Fred W Hann Executor and Attorney is named for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Limi County
Willa J Daniels
Linn
Linn County
LeRoy McLeod To Be Complimented On His Birthday
In celebration of his twenty first birthday LeRoy McLeod of Central City Coe college senior student will be the honored guest at a birthday party given Thursday evening at Pla Mor by Miss Mary Helen Sloss of Marion freshman student at Coe. Coe college students who will be present include Dorothy Barnes Grace Ann Reift Jane Ball Mary Lou Cater Darlene Pollock Betty Neuzil Valerie Keneeny Norma White Sara Lee Hosbacher George Koehn John Rees Bud McLeod Bernard Che Walter Fillenworth George Hennessey Milo Knutson Franklin Wilson and Ray Kinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy McLeod
Central City
Coe College
Pla-Mor
Mary Helen Sloss
Marion
Coe
Dorothy Barnes
Grace Ann Reift
Jane Ball
Mary Lou Cater
Darlene Pollock
Betty Neuzil
Valerie Keneeny
Norma White
Sara Lee Hosbacher
George Koehn
John Rees
Bud McLeod
Bernard Che
Walter Fillenworth
George Hennessey
Milo Knutson
Franklin Wilson
Ray Kinder
Humane Society To Get City Dog License Fees For Shelter Maintenance
City council approved a new agreement with Linn County Humane Society to manage the animal shelter. The city will pass dog license receipts minus costs to the society, which handled 1,931 animals in 1937, found homes for 262, and processed cruelty investigations involving a monkey, five dogs, and three horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Humane Society
M F Cox
Humane Society
Three Cedar Rapids Leaders Urge Help For Chinese Relief
Local leaders from Immaculate Conception Church Temple Judah and First Congregational Church call Cedar Rapids residents to donate to the American Red Cross fund to aid civilians in war torn China. They cite the $1 090 000 goal and urge timely support for food shelter clothing and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
American Red Cross
Wartorn
China
John M. Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
David Polish
Temple Judah
Nelson C. Dreier
First Congregational Church
Iowa Guard Units Train at Camp Dodge This Summer
Adj Gen Charles H Grahl announced all Iowa national guard units will train at Camp Dodge except the 185th field artillery. The 67th infantry brigade about 2500 men and certain divisional units will train August 7 to 21, and the 113th cavalry about 500 men will train August 21 to September 24. A four day officers school at Camp Dodge runs July 6 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Adj
Charles H. Grahl
Iowa National Guard
185Th Field Artillery
Camp Dodge
Grahl
Iowa
National Guard Bureau of
Washington
Camp Ripley
Minn
Field Artillery
67Th Infantry
113Th Cavalry
Special train blocks Third avenue crossing delaying commuters
Rock Island lines train blocked the Third avenue crossing for twelve minutes delaying business men relying on bus schedules. A double header twelve car Peoria to Sioux Falls passenger train caused the blockage after 7 a.m. to replenish water for diners, violating a five minute crossing rule. This marks a second recent incident at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Lines
Third Avenue
C. C. Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Sioux Falls
Cunningham
Graduation Exercises Held For Garfield 6A
Garfield school held graduation exercises for eighteen members of the 6A class who will enter Benjamin Franklin junior high school. The program, directed by Miss Genevieve Jensen, featured poems, songs, a class history, prophesy, and diplomas, with a dinner preceding the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield School
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Genevieve Jensen
Jane Burlingham
Reveccn Stone
Robert Cornish
Betty Jane Hansen
Miss Painter
Muss Campbell
Buddy Swab
Lois Bucy
George Deetz
Donald Fritz
Nellie Goyer
Betty Hansen
Robert Hladek
Junior Kasey
Hazel Richey
Beverly Smith
Vernon Smith
Kenneth Savel
Rebecca Stone
Oliver Swab
Craig Sweet
Eugene Watson
Beulah Wilson
Meat industry group to boost meat consumption in Cedar Rapids
Wholesale meat salesmen plan a 1 30 pm meeting Saturday at the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce to stimulate meat use. Harry Palmer of Wilson and Company says the national effort highlights lower meat prices and will have major packing companies represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Birth of son James Arie to James Fisher family
A son named James Arie was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher at 107 Fourth Avenue SW on January 25. The child is welcomed by the Fisher family and listed in local birth notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fisher
Fourth Avenue SW
James Arie
Supervisors Weigh County Newspaper Contest Decision
Linn county supervisors heard arguments on the county official newspaper contest and will vote next Tuesday at 2 p.m. on the three papers with the largest bona fide yearly subscriber lists. The Cedar Rapids Gazette is not in the running. contest narrowed to News Letter and Marion Sentinel with Mount Vernon Hawkeye Record now deemed eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
G. K. Thompson
Mount Vernon Hawkeye Record
Lisbon Herald
Central City News-Letter
Springville New Era
Marion Sentinel
Cedar Rapids Gazette
News-Letter
Mount Vernon
Charges Dropped In Failure To Name After Accident
Charges against C R Miller of Marion for failing to give name address and license after his car struck Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon’s vehicle were dismissed in Justice H R Churchills court on motion by the county attorney. The Jan 15 incident on Fifth street near the YMCA involved a skidding car pushing Condon’s machine into another car. Miller had stepped out to push as the vehicle rolled into gear and struck the deputy’s car. Young men in the YMCA lobby saw a man enter a car and drive away and provided the license number. Miller paid damages to both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Miller
Route 1
Marion
H. R Churchi
Miller
Larry Condon
Fifth Street
First
Avenues NE
YMCA
Condon
Urges Formation Fleet Naval Reserve Unit Here
Lieutenant Benedict Worth addressed sixty naval reserve members at the Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids urging the formation of a fleet naval reserve unit pending legislation. Lee Simmons, organizer of a navy club in Council Bluffs, spoke, and Lee Simmons and another guest were introduced as new Cedar Rapids members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Naval Reserve
Cedar Rapids
Benedict Worth
Naval Reserve Force
Montrose Hotel
Worth
Lee Simmons
Davy Jones Locker
Council Bluffs
C. M. Tapager
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patsy Danforth
Bridge Club
Fisher Homie
Tom W. Moore
Wallace D Lyons
Cheskcurvery Group
Cedar Rapids Business College
Frem High School
W. GC. Henning
Patricia Graves
McKinley
Isabella
Pook Review Club
P.T.A. Meetings
Meeting OF Missionary Union
Nile Ale
Jay Hesser
Aimes_ Scott
A Cc. Burnell
Warner Danforth
James HH Blackstone
Guy Linville
T Cuvier Young
Noble Cains
Capelin
Franklin School
Henry Scherer
Pupm
Relizion
Marion Ho Williams
J Fo Tuts
Charles Edwards
T Custer Young Plavyler
Honor E. M
Mrs. Andreas
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. Dusek
Karkala Masaryk
Jolly Ramblers
Frank Kofrons
Otyokwa Camp
Kemble
Iowa Theater Building
Beta Sigma Pht
Eleanor Hiner
Tenas
Fred W Hann
Second Ave
Garfield
Fleet Naval Reserve Unit
Orei DR
John E. Lapes
Florist
Rod
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