Out Of-Town Visitors Inspire Many Luncheons
Visitors from Knoxville Whittier Wheaton and Chicago influence a busy stretch of social events. Miss Margery Bybee of Knoxville stays with Dr and Mrs W E Peschau. Miss Josephine Larson of Whittier is honored at Mrs N Boryson’s luncheon. Miss Miriam Brown visits from Wheaton with Mrs R E Mellen. Miss Virginia McLean hosts a Bishop’s cafeteria luncheon for her guest. Guests include Margaret Barngrover Kathryn Barngrover Doris Cone Marilyn Siebke Virginia Hendrickson Jane Bell Jane Hall Jean Knight Patricia Rice Margaret Ann Twogood Estelle Bachelder Elizabeth Thompson Jean Conybeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Margery Bybee
Knoxville
W E. Peschau
Fourth Avenue
Joan Yessler
JU. Yessler
Fourth Avenue SE
Miss Bybee
Margaret
Kathryn Barngrover
Doris Cone
Marilyn Siebke
Virginia Hendrickson
Jane Bell
Jane Hall
Von Lackums Return From Wisconsin Trip to Canada
Dr and Mrs J K Von Lackum of 326 Twenty third street drive SE return after a ten day trip through Wisconsin to Sault Ste Marie and Port Arthur Canada and back through Minnesota. At Camp Highlands Sayner Wis they visited Mr and Mrs Fred A Winter of Cedar Rapids who are at the camp this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. von Lackum
Twenty-third Street Drive
Wisconsin
Sault Ste. Marie
Port Arthur
Canada
Minnesota
Camp Highlands
Sayner
Wis
Fred
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Sullivan and family arrive for summer visit
Mrs F T Sullivan of Washington DC and her sons Timothy and Gerald Thomas travel to spend most of the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs O F Paulsen at 2249 Grande avenue SE. Dr Dale A Myers leaves for a two weeks vacation visiting Rock Island Chicago and the Northern Illinois Eye clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Timothy and
Gerald Thomas
Dale A Myers
Fourteenth Street
Rock Island
O. M. Myers
C. E. Myers
Chicago
Northern Illinois Eye Clinic
Earhart Family Guests Visit Charles Earhart Home
Mrs. Mary Earhart of Port Byron IL and LeRoy Earhart with Joyce, plus Alfred Earhart with Jack and Priscilla Kay, visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Earhart at 402 A Avenue NW in Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Earhart
Port Byron
LeRoy Earhart
Joyce
Fulton
Alfred Earhart
Jack and
Priscilla Kay
Clinton
Charles Earhart
A Avenue NW
Family Picnic Marks Birthdays Across States
A family reunion was held Sunday in Ellis Park to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. Lottie Miller, Ivan D. Miller, Mrs. K. G. Mershon, and Diane Mershon. Attendees came from Dallas Texas Cedar Rapids Marion Olin Buffalo New York Los Angeles and Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Lottie Miller
Ivan D. Miller
K G Mershon
Diane Mershon
Dallas
Tex
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Olin
Buffalo
N. Y
Los Angeles
Anamosa
Citizenship Class Picnic At Bever Park
Between 50 and 60 Greek students in Alma E. Wrights citizenship classes with family and guests enjoyed a picnic dinner at Bever park on a Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma E. Wright
Bever Park
Miss Jackson Honored At Two Pre-Nuptial Events
Hostesses Mrs Orville M Hepner and Miss Marion Hepner entertained at 117 Sixteenth Street SE in honor of bride elect Miss Elizabeth Jackson of Crossett Ark. Gift presentation occurred during the evening with guests including Mrs Walter L Jackson and several Nickless sisters among others. A luncheon at 2117 Washington Avenue SE followed with the Jackson family in attendance and the bride elect presented a gift after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jackson
Lester Nickless
Crossett
Ark
Orville M. Hepner
Marion Hepner
Sixteenth Street SE
Walter L. Jackson
W Burl James
Boulder
Colo
Margaret Nickless
Helen Nickless
Davenport
Joyce Palmer
Ardyce Woodside
Kathryn Engle
Robert Miller
George Hallenbeck
BF. Childs
Monrovia
Calif
Betty Carruthers
Doris Jackson
Isabel Selden
W. W. Richards
Edwin C Nelson
Richards
Washington Avenue
Miss Jackson
Jackson
W. L. Jackson
Marriage of Alberta Marguerite Johnson and Glenn B Hoye
Mr and Mrs R E Johnson announce the marriage of their daughter Alberta Marguerite to Glenn B Hoye son of Mr and Mrs Harry B Hall The ceremony was held Wednesday July 3 at West Union After a two week trip through northern Minnesota the couple returned to Cedar Rapids to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Johnson
Bever Avenue
Alberta Marguerite
Glenn B Hoye
Harry B. Hall
Avenue NW
West Union
Hoye
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Coe College Summer Theater Tryouts Continue
Coe college conducts summer theater tryouts through Wednesday directed by Miss Margaret Fortsch and Miss Eleanor Peters. The program is open to children ages six to twelve with performances at the end of the five week course featuring Cinderella Cornelia and Her Jewels and a children's adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Margaret Fortsch
Eleanor Peters
Cornelia
Her
Miss Regina Berney Hosts Visitor From Leigh Neb
Miss Priscilla Fowler of Leigh Nebraska arrived Monday for a few weeks visit with Miss Regina Berney daughter of Dr and Mrs Paul Berney at 834 Twentieth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Fowler
Leigh, Neb
Regina Berney
Paul Berney
Twentieth Street
Aunt Het Reflects on Family and Loneliness
Aunt Het muses that nothing is perfect and loneliness grows with fewer descendants, yet worries rise as children and grandchildren multiply and bring new duties. She notes the tangled duties and joys that family life can demand.
Radio Council To Sponsor Children’s Program Wednesday
The Cedar Rapids Radio Council continues summer children programs on WMT at 3 45 p m with Paul Bunyan and His Great Blue Ox adapted by Rebecca Bryant. The first program Honk The Moose aired last week by Fernn Hileman. A contest titled The Hidden Book Title Story closes July 31 with a winning tale to be read August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Radio Council For Children
WMT
Paul Bunyan
Rebecca Bryant
Fernn Hileman
Radio Council
Burianeks Fryceks Return After Minnesota Trip
Mr and Mrs E J Burianek and Mr and Mrs J F Fryeek return from Minnesota visiting Itasca State Park White Earth and Detroit Lake. En route home they stop in St Paul to see Mrs Burianek s sister Mrs Dan Casey and Mr Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J Burianek
J F Fryeek
Minnesota
Itasca State Park
White Earth
Detroit Lake
St. Paul
Burianek
Dan Casey
Casey
Ruth Jass Chosen Chairman At YWCA Camp
Miss Ruth Jass of Cedar Rapids was elected chairman of the Business Girls league area covering ten west central states at the YWCA camp at Okoboji Lake last week. Her term runs through the year. Miss Jass and Miss Emaline Ratcliff, delegate from the Industrial Girls league, returned after two weeks at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jass
Cedar Rapids
Business Girls’ League
West Central States
YWCA
Okoboji Lake
Jass
Emaline Ratciiff
Industrial Girls’ League
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Arnie Dvorak At Home
Mrs Arnie Dvorak of Zika avenue NW was guest of honor at a Thursday stork shower hosted at her home by Mrs Everett Brogan and Mrs Harold Nichols. A luncheon featured a blue and pink color scheme. Guests included Mesdames Ottn Usher Bob Kelly Paul Pickering Anna Dvorak and Ernest Henecke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnie Dvorak
Zika Avenue NW
Everett Brogan
Harold Nichols
Mesdames Ottn
Bob Kelly
Paul Pickering
Anna Dvorak
Ernest Henecke
Adams arrives for short visit to Cedar Rapids kin
Harold E. Adams of Santa Barbara California, a former Cedar Rapids resident, arrived Monday afternoon for a brief stay with his mother Mrs Mary E. Adams at 1860 First Avenue East and his sister Miss Olive Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Adams
Santa Barbara
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Mary E. Adams
First Avenue E
Olive Adams
Two Ladies Return from East Vacation Tour
Miss Elisabeth Low and Miss Ruth March return to Daniels street NE after a vacation in the east visiting Washington D C New York City and other points along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Low
Daniels Street
Ruth March
Washington, D. C
New York City
Sparlings Southwicks Return From Vacation trip
Mr and Mrs E E Sparling of 387 Seventeenth street SE and Mr and Mrs Marsh Southwick of 1726 Maple drive NW have returned after spending a week in Alexandria Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Sparling
Seventeenth Street
Marsh Southwick
Maple Drive
Alexandria, Minn
Service Circle of King's Daughters Hosts Breakfast Meeting
Thirteen members of the Service circle of the King's Daughters gathered for a breakfast at Bever park. Guests included Mrs A E Chase retiring Linn county president and Mrs H E Haegg new county president, with Miss Marilyn Ann Young visiting from Waterloo. A gift was given to Mrs R A Reid retiring circle president. Plans set for a family night at the Reid home on Knollwood Drive SE in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Bever Park
A E_ Chase
Linn County
H. E. Haegg
Marilyn Ann Young
Waterloo
C.u. Kiersey
R. A. Reid
Knollwood Drive
Wedding of Vinnie Olson and John Holbrook in Fargo
Miss Vinnie Elizabeth Olson daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Peter J. Olson of Winnipeg Canada wed John Amidon Holbrook son of Mr. and Mrs. Royal H Holbrook at Plymouth Congregational Church Fargo North Dakota before 125 guests The bride wore her mother’s brocaded crepe gown with lace bolero and carried a lace handkerchief The couple will reside in Lakeville Minnesota after a wedding trip to Illinois Indiana and Michigan The bride is a Town State college Ames graduate and Gamma Phi Beta member The groom a University of Iowa graduate and Campbell Heating representative now in Minnesota and North Dakota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinnie Elizabeth Olson
Peter J. Olson
Winnipeg
Canada
John Amidon Holbrook
Royal H. Holbrook
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Plymouth Congregational Church
Fargo
N. D
C E. Parr
Myrtle Stoltz
Holbrook
Lewis Alcorn
S. S Bjornson
Orlo
Dick Henriksen
Grafton
Lakeville
Minn
Town State College
Ames
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
University of Iowa
Northwestern University
Iowa State College
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Campbell Heating Company
Des Moines
Minnesota
North Dakota
Stookeys Culbreths Return From West
Mr and Mrs C L Stookey and Mr and Mrs John Culbreth have returned after a two week trip to the Black Hills and Estes Park In Boulder Colo they visited Ruth Culbreth their daughter who attends the University of Colorado
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Stookey
Sixth Avenue
John Culbreth
Black Hills
Estes Park
Boulder
Colo
Culbreth
Ruth Culbreth
University of Colorado
First Christian church class holds steak fry meeting
Fifty members of the Young Married People’s class met Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy P Linville 2451 Fifth Avenue SE for a steak fry and monthly business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Guy P Linville
Fifth Avenue SE
Mrs Dewey Bird Vacationing With Children in Chicago and New York
Mrs Dewey Bird of 114 Fifth Street SW and her children are reported to be on a vacation visiting Chicago and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bird
Dewey Bird
Fifth Street
Chicago
New York City
Edna Dusek Family Visit Near Long Beach
Mrs. Edna Dusek of Long Beach California and her sons Jack and Billy are visiting at the Frank Dusek home on 2668 First Avenue West. Miss Martha Dusek plans to accompany them to Long Beach when they return on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dusek
Long Beach
Calif
Jack
Billy
Frank Dusek
First Avenue W
Martha Dusek
Miss Ferne Campbell and Miss Betty Caldwell Visit Chicago
Miss Ferne Campbell and Miss Betty Caldwell left Sunday for a ten day visit with relatives and friends in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne Campbell
Betty Caldwell
Chicago
Inquiries Rise at Federal Bldg on Refugee Children
The clerk of the federal court and the Red Cross report growing inquiries about aiding European refugee children. Many seek temporary U S arrival rather than adoption, or to bring relatives from England or Scotland. Help is coordinated by Agnes Inglis in New York and through AAUW Cedar Rapids. Support and finances must be shown to avoid public charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Red Cross
United States
England
Scotland
New York
Agnes Inglis
United States Committee For Care
Fourth Avenue
New York City
American Association of University Women
W. J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Cedar Rapids
A.A.U.W
Sam
Chronicle of Death in Sonman Shaft Mine Notes
Portage Pa UP a miner wrote seven notes while trapped after the Sonman Shaft explosion detailing his pain concern for comrade Monteath and messages to his daughter son and wife as rescue efforts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Sonman Shaft Coal Company
Monteath
City Briefs Roundup of Local Events and Notices
Cedar Rapids groups announce meetings and picnics including the American Painting and Decorating Contractors at Montrose hotel Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Kolach Festival July 17 20 at 21st Ave and 2nd St SW. Also hospital updates on appendicitis patients and local charity picnics at Ellis Park and Bever Park pavilion with transport and supplies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
American Painting and Decorating Contractors
Montrose Hotel
21St Ave. 2Nd St
Dorsey Hedberg Reemployed as Cedar Rapids School Board Secretary
Charles D. Hedberg was reemployed for one year as secretary of the Cedar Rapids school board at a Monday meeting. His bond was approved during the session, confirming the contract term starting July 1, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. “Dorsey” Hedberg
Cedar Rapids
Beginners Archery Class Tonight at Ellis Park Range
The playground and recreation commission sponsors a beginners archery class this evening at Ellis park archery range. Fred Enders of the Waltonian Archers will offer free instruction to adults 16 and older at 6 30 p m. Bow arrows and targets are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Playground and Recreation Commission
Fred Enders
Waltonian Archers
Mrs Mabel Baumgardner Injured by Wringer
Mrs Mabel Baumgardner suffered a severe laceration requiring four stitches to close when her right hand was caught in a wringer about 9 a.m. Tuesday. The injury at 1310 M Avenue NE bruised the whole hand. she was treated at St Luke's Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Baumgardner
Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
31 Months of New Members at First Lutheran
First Lutheran Church welcomed two new members Sunday morning as Pastor Henry Scherer led the service, marking 31 consecutive months with new member receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Henry Scherer
Convention Sidelights at Chicago Democratic Dignitary Rally
At the Chicago stadium delegates crowded the third session amid social diversions and ticket scarcities. A jailer’s bailiff Carnival Carnahan triggered a tiny explosion that ruined his coat and credentials while the crowd enjoyed beer and cocktails post keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carnahan
Gary
Ind
Carnahan
Church Adopts Goal of 60 Consecutive Membership Months
In January 1938 the congregation set a target of sixty straight months of new members. Between January 1938 and July 1940 a total of 255 adults joined the church.
Thefts Reported From Home and Skating Rink
Police were told of two minor thefts on Monday afternoon. Mrs. John W. Austin reported a wrist watch valued at 2250 missing from 1119 B avenue NW between 2 30 and 3 30 p m. E McCoy running the skating rink at Fifth avenue and Fourth street SE reported someone forced the storeroom, priced off the hasp, and took several bottles of pop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Austin
B Avenue NW
E. McCoy
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Street SE
Major Myers Returns to Cedar Rapids Post From Fort Snelling
Major C. S. Myers of 2048 Fourth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids has returned from four weeks of duty at Fort Snelling Minnesota. For two weeks he led ROTC graduates entering active duty and the last fortnight assisted in training men for recruiting duty at the fort’s reception center camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Myers
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Fort Snelling
Minn
R.O.T.C
Fort
School Board Accepts Two Resignations
The education committee recommended accepting the resignations of Louise Ironik and Lora Turner. Miss Hronik, former Polk school second grade teacher, on leave to pursue education, will teach in Washington DC. Miss Turner, former Wilson high school social science teacher, was recently married. The board concurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Louise Ironik
Lora Turner
Hronik
Polk
Washington, DC
Miss Turner
Wilson High
Overtime Parking Warrants Issued For Two Local Men
Warrants were issued Tuesday for Dean Stauffacher of 2329 Bever Avenue SE and Fred C. Fisher Jr. of 3425 First Avenue E for failing to appear in police court on overtime parking charges. Stauffacher received two tickets in the same block on July 6 and July 12 and did not appear on any. Fisher was cited June 20 and was set to appear June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Stauffacher
Bever Avenue SE
Fred C. Fisher, Jr
First Avenue E
Stauffacher
Fisher
Excavation Begins for City Pool at Ellis Park
Stark Construction started excavation at Ellis Park for the municipal swimming pool contract awarded by the city council. The $57,000 project is expected to take about five months and the pool should open next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Construction Company
Ellis Park
Stark
Roosevelt Playground Program Draws 300 In Attendance
An audience of over 300 attended the Roosevelt playground community night program on Monday. Lois Jean Narger opened with a song and dance, Betty Lou Pfeffer performed, and multiple solo numbers plus group dances followed. The program featured various acts, color motion pictures, and was directed by Miss Rita M. Ferreter and Leslie R. Grigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Playground
Lois Jean Narger
Betty Lou Pfeffer
Velma Pickerill
Johnny
Miss Harger
Oh, Ma
Billy Pfeffer
Alice Blue
Margaret Ouijiri
Mary Doyle
Patricia Riley
Evelyn Lattner
Helen Cahalan
Old Dutch Garden
Garbage Man
Lois Jean Harger
Jack Mye
Rita M. Ferreter
Leslie R. Grigg
Local Boys Appointed CMTC Cadet Noncoms
Cedar Rapids youths attending Camp Harry McHenry at Fort Des Moines receive cadet noncommissioned officer promotions. Aaron Hanks becomes first sergeant of Co. A while Robert Roys earns first sergeant of Co. B. Cadet sergeants in Co. A include Garlan Wetzel, Robert Julis, Glen DeWald, Jack E. Coler, and Jesse Coward with their listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Citizens Military Training Camp
Harry McHenry
Fort Des Moines
Aaron Hanks
C B. Hanks
McKinley Street
Co. A
Robert Roys
B. F. Roys
Route 1
Co. B
Garlan Wetzel
G. A. Wetzel
Seventh Avenue
Robert Julis
Joseph J. Julis
Twenty-first Street
Glen DeWald
W. DeWald
Ninth Avenue
Jack E. Coler
E. I. Coler
Fifth Avenue
Jesse Coward
First Avenue E
Record number of physicians listed in medical directory
The American Medical directory shows 195104 physicians in its latest edition with increases noted for 38 states and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Medical Directory
States
District of Columbia
Committee Names To Study Des Moines State Office Building
A three man committee was appointed to survey the need and advisability of building a state office structure in Des Moines to relieve crowding. Dean Francis M Dawson and Dean T R Age of Iowa and Iowa State College lead the study, joined by William Perkins of Chariton. The group will complete the survey soon and receive $1 000 for clerical aid. The move follows actions by the state executive council and legislative committee amid mounting rent costs of over $100 000 annually and crowded departments including agriculture parole and fair boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Francis M Dawson
T. R. Age
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
William Perkins
Chariton
State Architectural Examiners’ Board
George A. Wilson
L. H. Doran
Legislative Interim Committee
Architectural Board
S. A. Winter
The
University
A. Kimeball
State Executive Council
Legislative Committee
Wilson
Doran
Agriculture, Parole Board
Fair Board
Cedar Rapids Administrative Salaries Drop From 1924 to 1939
City records show total white collar salaries at city hall fell to 44,456 in 1939 from 44,809 in 1924 while other departments gained. Health, water works, sewage, parks costs rose to 52,910 and 144,343 respectively. police and fire payrolls climbed to 244,032. Real estate taxes rose to 792,256 from 609,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of
Cedar Rapids
Health Department
Complete Rail Routing Guide Published By Local Traffic Bureau
A 110 page mimeographed rail road routing guide for less than carload traffic and class rates on freight from Cedar Rapids to all Iowa stations has been published by the traffic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. It is described as the most complete work of its kind in Iowa and includes railroad abbreviations governing classifications and exceptions minimum charges carriers rate bases a rate table and names of railroad agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Traffic Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Airlines Carry 1 377 792 Revenue Passengers in 1939
The U S airlines carried 1 377 792 revenue paying passengers in the year 1939, reflecting the scale of air travel before World War II and the growth of domestic airline networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onu. S. Airlines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. von Lackum
Mrs. Sullivan
Paulsens
DR. Myers
Charles Earhwarts
Pert
Third Avenue SE
Ust
Alberta Johnson
Glenn B. Hoye
Children's Theater
Lavonne Scollon
Evelyn Scollon
Mary LaVonne
Chauncey W McMahon
L. W Bullis
Immaculate Conception Church
Burianeks
Fryceks
Y. W. Area
Son
March
Sparlings
Southwicks
John Holbrook
Vinnie Olson
Linvilles
Duseks
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Harry F. Tisher
3Rd St. SE
City Briefs
Bungalow Canning School
Charles Behkne
Viola
Mercy Hospital
Adora Sykes
W. UH. Tenney
Blake Boulevard
Shelbina
Patricia
Anne Thompson
George E. Thompson
Wildwood Drive
Fidelity Life Association
Sommer
Indianapolis
Church of Christ
Eighth Avenue SW
University of Pennsylvania
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Bever Park Pavilion
Hedberg
Vanguard
Bankhead
Edward J. Kelly
Hague
Jersey City
Cook County
Thomas O'Brien
Eben
White House
King Levinsky
Championship
Elliott Roosevelt
Texas
Garner
Wyoming
Major Myers
Roosevelt
CMTC
Scoop
Martin's
Local Traffic Bureau
Lydia F. Pinkham
Pinkham
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