Thursday after being struck by a Rock Island train
A person struck by a Rock Island train Thursday was reported in fair condition on Friday.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1939
Page
18
George Ottsen Injured in Car Crash Near Clutter
George Ottsen of 1122 Maplewood Drive NE suffered injuries in a car crash near Clutter last week and was reported in fairly good condition at Mercy Hospital Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ottsen
Maplewood Drive
Clutter
Mercy Hospital
Pi Phi Alumnae Honor Bride-Elect Janet Coquillette
Pi Beta Phi alumnae hosted a luncheon and tea for Janet Coquillette the bride elect. The wedding to Robert S. Wray is set for July 15 at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Phi
Janet Coquillette
Robert S. Wray
Des Moiines
Westminster
Ames Family Visits Parents in Ames Ahead of Return
Mrs Geoffrey Shepherd of Ames travels with sons Gordon Dilly and Douglas to stay with her parents Dr and Mrs Frederick G Murray at 1829 B Avenue NE. They plan to return to Ames on Tuesday after Dr Shepherd sails to Colorado Springs for the Mathematical Economists meeting of the Cowles Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Shepherd
Ames
Gordon
Dilly
Douglas
Soboda Family Returns From Four-Week Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Edward M Sobo da Jr and their son Jeffrey returned Thursday from a four week motor trip visiting Massachusetts New York and Washington DC. Their daughter Nancy stayed with Mrs John Rowley in Akron while the family visited in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Soboda
Fifth Avenue SE
Jeffrey
Bates Return From Duluth Visit With Sister
Mr and Mrs Gilbert M Bates of 2215 Linden drive SE have returned from a two week visit in Duluth Mr Bates remained for the holiday weekend and were accompanied home by Mrs Bates sister Miss Mary McGrew of Albert Lea Minnesota who will stay a week from today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert M Bates
Linden Drive
Duluth
Bates
Mr Bates
Mary McGrew
Albert Lea, Minn
Mr and Mrs Dudsycha to Leave After Two Week Visit
Mr and Mrs John Dudsycha of Chicara will depart Sunday following a two week stay with Mrs Dudsycha s parents Mr and Mrs J M Piper at 303 Twenty fifth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dudsycha
Chicara
Dudychas
J. M Piper
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Local Sewing Club Hosts Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Frank B Race of Racene hosted a Friday dessert luncheon at her home for the sewing club members. An out-of-town guest attended, Mrs Geoffrey Shepherd of Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B Race
Racene
Geoffrey Shepherd
Ames
St James Epworth League Hikes After Talk in Bever Park
Members met in Bever Park on Wednesday where George Vaxra spoke on Religion and Nature. The outing included a park hike and refreshments at Jeanette LeMar's home with Dorothy Tordik Ruth Hayward and others joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James Epworth League
Bever Park
George Vaxra
Jeanette LeMar
Dorothy Tordik
Ruth Hayward
Watel
Eloise Richardson
Jane Nelson
Doris Preston
David Samek
Vannin Collister
Raymond Churchill
Fred Samek
Wendell Brownell
Hillier Couple Return From East Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Guy E E Hillier of 2301 Meadowbrook drive SE have returned after a monthlong trip through the east visiting their sons J Dale Hillier in Detroit and Don E Hillier in Lancaster Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy EE. Hillier
Meadowbrook Drive
New York City
New England
J Dale Hillier
Detroit
Don E. Hillier
Lancaster
Cooking club luncheon hosted by Mrs Harrison BF Spangler
Mrs Harrison BF Spangler invited members to a luncheon at 655 Cottage Grove Avenue SE on Friday for the Cooking club. The gathering was held at her home with guests attending.
Ronald Holets Hosts for Warren Buchans
Mr and Mrs Ronald Holets entertained at a buffet supper and lawn party for Mr and Mrs Warren Buchan who will move to Kankakee. The event featured orange tapers, gladiolas, larkspur, and white daisies. Also present were Mr and Mrs Donald Hamblin Mr and Mrs Forrest Body and Mr and Mrs Clifford Burr of LaPorte City who presented gilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Ro Holets
Warren Buchan
Kankakee
Buchans
Donald Hamblin
Forrest Body
Clifford Burr
LaPorte City
Mrs LuVeta Riggs Visits Charles Weiss Family
Mrs LuVeta Riggs of Carver Hall Annapolis Md visits her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles A Heiss 606 Second Avenue SW The Heisss daughter Barbara Virginia was born July 6 at Mercy Hospital Mrs Riggs once noted as the youngest grandmother in the country in 1930 is accompanied by Mrs Doris Rehn of Annapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LuVeta Riggs
Carverhall
Annapolis
Charles A. Heiss
Second Avenue
Barbara Virginia
Mercy Hospital
Riggs
Doris Rehn
Mrs Everett Bowen Honors Miss Irene Besta Shower
Mrs Everette Bowen hosted at the Commonwealth tea room to honor Miss Irene Besta who will wed Harry Brown on July 27. Bunco gave prizes to Betty Rice and Jane Glenn, with guests including Mary Kelly Clarice Konzon Dorothy Brandik Ann Pavek Elizabeth Pavek and Frances Lockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Bowen
Eighth Avenue SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Irene Besta
Harry Brown
Bunco
Betty Rice
Jane Glenn
Mary Kelly
Clarice Konzon
Dorothy Drandik
Ann Pavek
Elizabeth Pavek
Frances Lockwood
Feier eisen Family Reunion At Feiereisen Home
Members of the Charles Feier eisen family held a reunion last weekend with gatherings on Saturday at the Feiereisen home 1601 Fourth avenue SE and Sunday in Bever park. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs R P Ongenach Mr and Mrs Henry Puetz and their children Henry Charles and Phyllis and Bradley Johnson all of Chicago. Henry Charles Paetz stayed in town to visit his grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Feiereisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Feiereisen
Feiereisen
Fourth Avenue SE
Bever Park
R P Ongenach
Henry Puetz
Henry Charles
Phyllis
Bradley Johnson
Chicago
Henry Charles Paetz
City
Bluff View Aid Society Picnic At Ellis Park
Bluff View Aid Society members attended a picnic in Ellis Park on Wednesday. Those present included Mesdames A Hazelwinkle Theresa King Louis Mann I S Mann John Kretsch nar Lester Atwood Walter Dunahugh Carl Conrad Otto Neville William Benner Paul Pickering Roy Henderson Joe Dostal Jr Ben Purath George Helmendahl Lawrence Faulkner and Joe Hruby. The next picnic is scheduled for August 2 at Ellis Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff View Aid Society
Ellis Park
Mesdames A. Hazelwinkle
Theresa King
Louis Mann
I. S. Mann
John Kretschnar
Lester Atwood
Walter Dunahugh
Carl Conrad
Otto Neville
William Benner
Paul Pickering
Roy Henderson
Joe Dostal
Ben Purath
George Helmendahl
Lawrence Faulkner
Joe Hruby
Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Leinbaugh Home
Mrs Rhuben Leinbaugh hosted the Easy Aces bridge club at her Center Point road NE residence on Thursday. Prizes were won by Ellen Willenberg, Leinbaugh, Leo Smith, and William Kurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhuben Leinbaugh
Center Point Road
Easy Aces Bridge Club
Ellen Willenberg
Leinbaugh
Leo Smith
William Kurtz
Correction: Lyons Wilford Marriage Note in Gazette
The marriage of Miss Arlene Lyons of Cedar Rapids to Frank Wilford of Stanwood took place Tuesday at the Little Brown church in Nashua. The Gazette erred naming Wilford as Frank Thilford in Thursday’s edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Lyons
John Lyons
Cedar Rapids
Frank Wilford
Yazel Wilford
Stanwood
Little Brown Church
Nashua
the Gazette
Mr. Wilford
Frank Thilford
Has Everything to Make Her Happy and Still Complains
A reader details a unhappy wife who seeks constant attention, a slipshod home, and little time for her children. The Miss Manners columnist suggests a note to the friend to spark contact and appreciation, and advises the reader to date others to raise a suitor’s interest.
Mrs Wetzel and son depart for Pittsburgh visit
Mrs. O Wetzel of 1600 Seventh avenue SE and her son Chester left Friday for a two week visit in Pittsburgh. They were joined by J T Montgomery J L Montgomery and their children Jack and Ruth Ann of Pittsburgh who had been visiting Mrs Wetzel and her mother Mrs Katherine Caughey.
Dinner Party Honors Edwin Youtzy On Twenty-First Birthday
Miss Lucile Steyne hosted a dinner at Mrs Wurster’s tea room for Edwin Youtzy’s twenty first. Afterward the guests played banco at Steyne’s home with prizes awarded to Doralee Strachen and Edwin Youtzy. Attendees included Forest Ainsworth Maxine Anderson George Moran Jr Kathleen Donovan and John Hasek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Steyne
Mrs. Wurster
Edwin Youtzy
Miss Steyne
Banco
Doralee Strachen
Mr. Youtzy
Miss Strachen
Forest Ainsworth
Maxine Anderson
George Moran, Jr
Kathleen Donovan
John Hasek
Mason Couple Return From Quincy Holiday Visit
Mr and Mrs Alfred Mason of 321 B avenue NW returned home after spending the Fourth of July holiday in Quincy Illinois with Mr and Mrs Lee Smart former Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mason
B Avenue
Quincy, Ill
Lee Smart
Cedar Rapids
Departing Visitors Cast as Party Guests for Week
Weeklong courtesy events honor out of town guests Miss Marion Wilson of Indianapolis Miss Beverly Coffman of Oak Park Jrl in Cedar Rapids Details include luncheons at the Cedar Rapids Country Club and a Dutch treat picnic at Macbride Park. The Greenawalt family from Sterling Colorado also received hospitality before departure Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Wilson
Indianapolis
Beverly Coffman
Oak Park, Jrl
Jeanne Marshall
Knollwood Drive
Wilson
Coffman
Henrietta Dows
Sutherland C. Dows
Twenty Seventh Street Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Jeanne
Barbara Marshall
Jean
Joan Newburger
Dorothy Little
Macbride Park
Miss Marshall
Marshall Home
C. A Greenawalt
Sterling
Colo
Betty Lee Greenawalt
C S Foster
Blake Boulevard
C A. Greenawalt
R. A. Greenawalt
Pauline Dusdicker
F Avenue NW
Colorado
C, M Greenawalt
Springville
R A
C A Greenawalt
C R. Greenawalts
Greenawalt
Siamis Family Plans Rochester Trip For Ahepa District Convention
Mr and Mrs T A Siamis and daughters Sophie and Frances Siamis will travel Saturday to Rochester Minnesota to visit friends and relatives and attend the district convention of the Order of Ahepa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T A. Siamis
Third Avenue SE
Sophie
Frances Siamis
Rochester
Minn
The
Order of Ahepa
Lincoln-Zephyr Show Comes to Rude Auto This Week
CITY BRIEFS AND PERSONALS report a traveling Lincoln-Zephyr summer show at the Rude Auto company this week. Several local residents are listed with injuries treated at St Luke's hospital including a toddler injured by an air register and others with finger and toe injuries. A Des Moines man, 51, was jailed on vagrancy charges after being seen begging downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rude Auto Company
Jay Curry
Des Moines
Moore and
Stusak
Mrs Wayman Returns From Rochester Family Visit
Mrs Dora Wayman of 1605 Bavelle NE along with her daughter Virginia and son Paul and grandchildren Roger and Gordon Wood have returned home after a week in Rochester Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Wayman
Bavelle NE
Virginia
Paul
Roger
Gordon Wood
Rochester
Minn
Hollom Couple Plans West Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs George Hollom of 602 Ninth street SE travel Friday to California to attend the San Francisco fair visit friends in Pasadena and visit Mr Holloms sister Mrs Hattie Marsh in Ogden Utah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hollom
Ninth Street
California
San Francisco
Pasadena
Mr. Hollom
Hattie Marsh
Ogden
Utah
Beardsleys Return From Detroit and Canada Trip
Mr and Mrs E A Beardsley of 1304 A avenue NE returned Thursday after visiting relatives in Detroit and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Beardsley
A Avenue NE
Detroit
Canada
Repair Mishap Leaves Wayne Whittier Injured At St Luke’s
Wayne Whittier aged 32 of 852 Second avenue SE suffered lacerations to the index and middle fingers of his left hand while attempting brake repairs on his truck. He was treated at St Luke's hospital about 3 30 a m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Baker
C Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
Edward Melcher
Second Avenue SE
St Luke's Hospital
Kenneth Milland
Eleventh Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wayne Whittier
Rudolph Hadek Condition Reported After Hospital Transfer
Rudolph Hadek of 908 Sixteenth Avenue SE was taken to Mercy hospital following a medical incident. Details on his condition and the cause of admission were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Hadek
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Shueyville United Brethren Church Sunday Schedule
The Sunday morning worship service will begin at 9 30. Sunday school at 10 30 a m. The senior Christian Endeavor meets at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shueyville United Brethren Church
930
Senior Christian Endeavor
Driver Doug Kohl Crashes After Light Blindness at River Road Bridge
Doug las W. Kohl, 21, of 1504 D avenue NE, said bright headlights blinded him and he failed to see a weed‑hidden bridge abutment in the 2600 block of River road NW. He crashed about 9 30 pm Thursday, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas W. Kohl
D Avenue NE
River Road NW
Stolen Calcutta fishpole and reel from car on First Street
Ted Drew reports a hand made Calcutta fishpole and reel valued at 20 dollars were stolen from his car parked in front of a garage on First street SW between First and Second avenues Thursday evening. Police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Drew
Third Avenue
First Street
First
Second Avenues
Drew
Andersons and Deatherages Headed to New York for Insurance Conference
Mr and Mrs Byron K Anderson of 2217 B avenue NE and Oscar A Anderson of 2204 Ridgeway drive SE travel Thursday to New York City to attend the agency and organization club conference of the Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa from July 11 to 14. They are accompanied by Mr and Mrs W Russell Deatherage of Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron K. Anderson
Avenue NE
Oscar A. Anderson
Ridgeway Drive
New York City
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
W. Russell Deatherage
Dubuque
Sunshine Mission Hosts Royal Aces Negro Gospel Quartet
A special service at Sunshine Mission tonight features the Royal Aces Negro gospel quartet of Los Angeles performing hymns and jubilee songs in a program designed to uplift and inspire attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
Royal Aces Negro Gospel Quartet of
Los Angeles
Driver sought after crash injures sidewalk at Fourth Avenue
Police search for the driver of a vehicle that ran onto the sidewalk at Fourth Avenue and Twelfth Street SE and struck a car owned by Margaret Mackey of 1777 Mallory Street SW about 4 30 p m Thursday. Mackey says two men occupied the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Margaret Mackey
Mallory Street
Miss Mackey
Welch-Cook-Beals sales conference held for five states
Eighteen salesmen from Town Minnesota Missouri Wisconsin and Illinois meet at company offices for a sales conference and school run by department managers. A luncheon was held at the Roosevelt hotel Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch- Cook-Beals Company
Town
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Nlinois
Roosevelt Hotel
Cramer Family To Attend Indian Youth Conference In South Dakota
The Rev Mr and Mrs August Cramer and their family will travel to Pine Ridge South Dakota Tuesday to assist at an Indian Youth conference hosted by Dr and Mrs Dirk Lay and will stay until July 24 After the conference they will tour the Black Hills and return to Cedar Rapids via Hastings Nebraska arriving the first week of August
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Cramer
Pine Ridge
S. D
Dirk Lay
Cramers
Black Hills
Cedar Rapids
Hastings
Neb
Reserve Officers Ordered to Active Duty Training
Three Cedar Rapids and one Vinton reserve officer have been ordered to active duty training. Dr. Richard L. Naibert, dental reserve, will serve at the Fort Des Moines CMTC camp July 19 to Aug 1. Capt. Ralph W. Yuill, Lieut. Louis D Burkhalter Jr and Lieut. Daniel D. Stok of Vinton will be on duty with the Town national guard at Camp Ripley Minn Aug 6-19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Richard L. Naibert
Dental Reserve
Fort Des Moines
CMTC
Ralph W. Yuill
Louis D Burkhalter, Jr
Daniel D. Stok
Town National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minn
Lions name committee chairs at Montrose luncheon
Lions club announced 14 committee chairmen for the coming year at a luncheon at the Montrose hotel. Homer Maxwell presided as president and named chairs including Ernest Gundling convention, George Swartz endruber membership, Jess Kitt er man education, Phil McBurney attendance, Bob Cresswell publicity, Ervin Stepanek finance, Frank Flack music, Fred Winter activities, Horace Hedges initiation, Verne Gates blind work, John Prout sea scouts, Art Winne bowling, Nevin Nichols civic improvements, Tom Brady reception, and Harry Durham safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Committee
Montrose Hotel
Homer Maxwell
Ernest Gundling
George Swartzendruber
Jess Kitter~man
Phil McBurney
Bob Cresswell
Ervin Stepanek
Frank Flack
Fred Winter
Horace Hedges
Verne Gates
John Prout
Art. Win
Chaplain Vacancies In Regular Army Publicized
Maj. C. S. Myers announces chaplain vacancies in the regular army. Eligible ordained ministers aged 23 to 34 with a four year college degree and three year seminary training and three years experience may apply. Members of specified faiths may qualify. Contact army headquarters at the federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regular Army
Maj. C. S. Myers
Northeast
Iowa
Headliners to honor twelve in Atlantic City
The National Headliners club will award gold plaques July 15 to twelve journalists and broadcasters for outstanding work last year. Recipients include Frank L. Toughhill for best domestic reporting, Reynolds Packard for foreign news, Howard Jones for best news picture, and posthumous honors for Marlen E Pew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Arthur Robb
Magazine
Frank L. Toughhill
Philadelphia Record
Robb
Toughhill
Philadelphia
Reynolds Packard
United Press
Howard Jones
Knoxville Journal
New York Journal-American
New York
Marlen E Pew
Pew
Canton
China
A. T. Hull, Jr
Pathe News
al Brick
Fox Movietone News
A. I. T. Roark
Monterey
Calif
Harvard Law Professor to Preside at Bridges Deportation Hearing
Decan James M. Landis of Harvard Law School was expected in San Francisco by Saturday to preside over the Monday deportation hearing for Harry Bridges, leader of the west coast CIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Harry Bridges
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Smith Faces Con Game and Forgery Charges
Dr. James Monroe Smith, once president of LSU, is charged by District Attorney Charles A. Byrne with forgery and operating a confidence game. The case grows from a wheat market flyer involving million-dollar university funds and bonds, with an estimated $461 000 lost as grain prices fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
James Monroe Smith
Charles A. Byrne
New Orleans
Louisiana State University
Dr. Smith
Earl K. Long
Huey Long
Louisiana
Richard W. Lewhe
University
Pipes saved plant from blast at sewage facility
City Engineer Frank Young explained that intake pipes between the screen house and the main plant were full at 7.14 am during Wednesday’s explosion, blocking air to the naphtha solvent and averting a major blast. Operator John Trimble was opening a valve to empty the pipes then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Screen House
Frank Young
Young
John Trimble
West Side
Jellyfish Harbor Hundreds of Tiny Fish in Its Stomach
A jellyfish found in Haitian waters carried over 300 small fish inside its body. The remarkable endosystem reveals an unusual example of parasitic or commensal life within a single marine organism and highlights Haiti's rich coastal biodiversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Bank Office Planned For Central City
CENTRAL CITY After several years without banking facilities Central City will have a depository as a result of North Linn Savings bank of Center Point opening a branch on Sept 1 R T Remer president said the bank has purchased the Wapsic Valley State bank building and will redecorate Kenneth McNeill of Oxford Section will be placed in charge Officers include Frank Lindahl Walker vice president and Rufus Sisler Coggon cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
North Linn Savings Bank
Center Point
R. T Remer
North Linn Bank
Wapsic Valley State Bank
Kenneth McNeill
Oxford
Remer
Frank Lindahl
Walker
Rufus Sisler
Coggon
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Thomas L. Crabbe
Madge Jones
Raymond
Johnston
Eugenia Kelly
EL W Spence
John F. Byrnes
Owen T Bany
SE. Coquillette
Coloulette
Iowa City
Marjorie Beckman
Nell Ellis
Towa City
John Thede
Dixon
Memorial Union
Coquiltte
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
Elizabeth Jackson
Marjorie Innes
Charlotte Whitmore
Florence Whitmore
Mary Lee Moore
Raymond Stevenson
Roy Kozi
Burke Carson
Town City
Coquillette
Marian
Eleanor Hunting
First Avenue
Miss Coquillette
Geoffrey Shepherds
Murrays
Edward Sobodas, JR
Gilbert Bates
John Dudychas
J. M. Pipers
Frank B
Guy E. Hilliers
Nome
Mrs. al. E
Ronald Hwolets
Warren Buchans
Mrs. Luveta Riggs
Charles Weiss
Easy Aces Club
Alain OvAnd
Senate
Maly Manns
Miss Manners
Mrs. Wetzel and
Son
Miss Steyne Wostess
Alfred Masons
Siamis
Billy Malloy
Olive Walton
Linn County
Ethel Hagerman
Oakdale
Murray
Mrs. Wayman
George Holloms
E. A. Beardsleys
Hadek
Shueyville Services
Royal Aces
Mission
Lions Committees
Sandwich
Third Street
Old Post Office
Runyon
Damon Runyon
Heywood Broun
John Knott
Dallas News
Jack Knell
WEEI
Boston
New York World-Telegram
Martin T. Manton
Bridges
St.Joseph
McCready
Healthy Food Shop
2Nd Ave
PSSST
Carl Nelson
Israsaiel
Smith
Milwaukee
Jones
Hladey’s Grocery & Market
4Th Ave
Dial
Schamberger’s Bakery
Cree
Third Ave
CVOTE
Quaker
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Tee
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