City Hosts Out-of-Town Guests For Week of Social Events
Local society notes guests from Kenmore New York Houston and Los Angeles visiting Cedar Rapids and accompanying hosts. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hubbell and Jack Hopkins to attend dinner hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Chandler Tomec at 624 Nineteenth St SE with fourteen guests. Miss Mabel McBain and Mrs Laverna Reynolds were feted at a Cedar Rapids Country Club luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hubbell
Jack Hopkins
Kenmore
N. Y
Malcolm V. Bolton
Carlton Apartments
Mabel McBain
Houston
Tex
R. H. Pickford
Forest Drive
Laverna Reynolds
Los Angeles
Sutherland Dows
Country Club Drive
Hubbell
Mr. Hopkins
Elizabeth Chandler Tomec
Nineteenth Street
Miss Ann Bolton
Miss McBain
Mrs. Reynolds
Dows
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mrs. Pickford
MacBain
Reynolds
Andrew Playter
Eau Claire
Wis
Playter
Pickford
Dorothy Williams to Be Honored at Shower Before Aug. 15
Miss Dorothy Williams of 558 Knollwood Drive SE will wed G Sharp Lannom III of Grinnell on Aug 15. She will be honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Charles Rubins at 1407 Third Avenue SE Wednesday evening. Attending include her mother Mrs George T Williams and grandmother Mrs Sarah Stedman along with several relatives and out of town guests from Solon Iowa City and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Williams
Knollwood Drive
G. Sharp Lannom III
Grinnell
Charles Rubins
Third Avenue SE
Miss Williams
George T. Williams
Sarah Stedman
Leo G. Ulch
Clarence Kobe
Leo Peters
Paul Upmeier
Frank Brosh
Brice Ocheltree
West Pauba
James Barta
Joseph Raimall
Solon
George Drahos
Iowa City
Kappa Delta SORORITY to Host House Party Weekend
Kappa Delta sorority at Coe College plans its annual house party this weekend with out of town members arriving Thursday. A meeting will be held Thursday evening at 7 at the home of Miss Dorothy Struesky 1920 Mount Vernon Avenue SE with both active and alumnae members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Coe College
Dorothy Struesky
Mount Vernon Avenue
Warren Couple Return from Milwaukee Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs D W Warren Carroll drive SE returned home Tuesday after a short stay in Milwaukee Wis They accompanied Miss Gertrude Hull sister of Mrs Warren to her home after several weeks as a guest in their home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Warren
Carroll Drive
Milwaukee
Wis
Mrs. Warren
Gertrude Hull
Tulsa Guests Stay With Dr. and Mrs. Foster
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. H. Setze pfandt of Tulsa Oklahoma and their son Junior arrived Tuesday to visit at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Foster at 1900 Blake boulevard SE. Mrs. Setzepfandt is a sister of Mrs. Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. H. Setzepfandt
Tulsa
Okla
Junior
C. S. Foster
Blake Boulevard
Setzepfandt
Foster
Guests of Sillimans on Yellowstone Trip
Wallace Flint of Washington DC and Thomas McLaughlin of Brocton MA visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. B D Silliman at 245 Twenty-fifth Street SE. They had just returned from a motor trip to Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Flint
Washington, D. C
Thomas McLaughlin
Brocton
Mass
B. D. Silliman
Twenty-fifth Street
Yellowstone Park
Bride Louise Hallenbeck Joins William Sanford in Galena
Before her marriage Monday in Galena Illinois Louise Hallenbeck became Mrs. William Sanford. She is the daughter of Mrs. F M Hallenbeck of 1557 B avenue NE. The groom William Sanford is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sanford of Peoria Illinois and works as an advertising solicitor for The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Ill
William Sanford
Louise Hallenbeck
F. M. Hallenbeck
Avenue
Sanford
Charles Sanford
Peoria
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Luncheon Honors Visiters From Out of Town
Mrs C S Montooth hosts a luncheon at 2610 Grande Ave SE in compliment to Mrs S N Berry staying at 211 Fifteenth St SE and to Mrs J J Kehoe of Cando NY a guest at 1410 Second Ave SE. Three other guests will be honored by Mrs Kate Kiburz at the Montrose hotel on Thursday. Mrs Berry Mrs Kehoe and Mrs George Kuhns of Hollywood Calif are noted guests at 1742 First Ave E. After luncheon bridge will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Montooth
Grande Avenue
S. N. Berry
John K. Jones
Fifteenth Street
J. J. Kehoe
Cando
N. Y
J. H. Wixstead
Second Avenue
Kate Kiburz
Park Avenue SE
Montrose Hotel
Berry
Kehoe
George Kuhns
Hollywood
Calif
T. P. Rogers
First Avenue E
Miss Hartz Honored At Farewell Events
Alma Hartz, nursing director of the Public Health Nursing association, leaves Saturday for Des Moines to take a new state health post. She was guest of honor at multiple gatherings with Bishop’s cafeteria dinner for the executive board of the Business and Professional Women’s club and separate dinners hosted by the Hagenstein sisters and Luella Ranking at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hartz
Public Health Nursing Association
Des Moines
State Department of Health
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bishop’s Cafeteria
Miss Hartz
Imogen Emery
Ella Horn
Lena Nelson
Marie Petrus
Merle Harris
Edna Wilson
Florence Johnston
Lisbon Guests Visit La Plant Home
Mrs. Fred Armstrong of Lisbon formerly of Cedar Rapids and her daughter Mrs. Maxine Armstrong Dennis with her daughter Sandra were guests Tuesday in the E. W. La Plant home at 2118 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Armstrong
Lisbon
Cedar Rapids
Maxine Armstrong Dennis
Sandra
E. W. la Plant
Blake Boulevard
Thomas Children Attend Cheley Camp in Colorado
Josephine and James Thomas, children of Mr and Mrs Theodore H Thomas of 1810 Ridgewood Terrace SE, left Wednesday for Cheley Camp at Estes Park Colorado. They plan to stay until the season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
James
Theodore H. Thomas
Ridgewood Terrace
Cheley Camp
Estes Park
Colo
G R Schwerke Returns From Wisconsin Lake Trip
Mr and Mrs G R Schwerke of 323 Crescent Drive SE returned Tuesday from a several week visit to Lake Winnebago near Appleton Wisconsin where they traveled for recreation and sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Schwerke
Crescent Drive
Lake Winnebago
Appleton
Wis
Miss Diana Phipps Visits Denver Friend For Month
Miss Diana Phipps of Denver arrives Tuesday to spend a month with Miss Marian Smith on Country Club Drive. Phipps is en route home after a year in Paris, France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Phipps
Denver
Colo
Marian Smith
Miss Phipps
Paris
France
Irene Langston and Walter Bongart Wed in Champaign
Miss Irene D. Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Langston Champaign Illinois and Walter M Bongart Champaign were united in marriage Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the First Christian church Rev Blaine Hyten performed the single ring ceremony They were attended by Mr and Mrs R L Conner Cedar Rapids The Bongarts will make their home in Champaign
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene D. Johnson
Frank Langston
Champaign
Walter M. Bongart
First Christian Church
Blaine Hyten
R. L. Conner
Cedar Rapids
Page Family Plans Move to Kansas City
Mrs H E Page of 1320 First Avenue W and her daughters Bernice and Ione, with Mrs. Page's mother Mrs Robert Worrell of St Paul, depart for St Paul for a month then leave September 1 for Kansas City Missouri to establish a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Page
First Avenue W
Bernice
Ione
Omitted guests listed for Douglass dinner in Gazette
The Gazette printed a list of guests for a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard C Douglass at 549 Knollwood drive SE. The omission left out their children Ann Jean and Charles Jr from 1106 Elmhurst drive NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Douglass
Elmhurst Drive
Ann
Jean
Charles, Jr
C. L. Douglasses
Knollwood Drive
Shower for Miss Kriz Honors Emma Kriz Before Aug 1 Wedding
Lydia Kriz hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1918 J Street SW for her sister Emma Kriz ahead of her August 1 marriage to Milton Sabacky. Guests included Mary Madrana Norma Lohman Gladys Houser Amelia Kriz Rose Vyslsil Velma Hauser Martha Petersen and Barbara Jean Baker guest of Mrs Leonard Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Kriz
J Street
Emma Kriz
Milton Sabacky
Mary Madrana
Norma Lohman
Gladys Houser
Amelia Kriz
Rose Vyslsil
Velma Hauser
Martha Petersen
Lenard Baker
Barbara Jean
Laubers’ Guests Leave After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lauber of 1341 Fourth Street NW hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Lauber of Little Rock Ernest Holle of Sibley and Fred Lauber of Independence who returned home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lauber
Fourth Street
William Lauber
Little Rock
Ernest Holle
Sibley
Fred Lauber
Independence
Mr and Mrs E H Erickson Honored in Social Visit Tour
Chevy Chase Maryland hosts Mr and Mrs E H Erickson and their children Marjorie Alice and Mitchell arriving after a visit with Mrs Erickson s mother at Dolliver. They plan visits with local families before a Wednesday dinner and bridge. They will travel to Wyoming then Chicago to see Mitchell before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Erickson
Chevy Chase
Marjorie
Alice
Mitchell
Mrs. Erickson
Dolliver
F. C. Waples
Forest Drive
Jean Bailey
W. H. Bailey
Park Avenue
Iona Hill
Sixth Avenue
Erickson
Clara Robinson
Waples
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Alice Erickson
Katharine Wall
St. Louis
Harold Ross
Bernice and
Ione Hall
Katharine Barngrover
Diane Waples
Cedar Rapids Players Win in Bridge Tourney
Four Cedar Rapids players earned honors at the second of five bridge events at the Country club in Oelwein. Afternoon winners were Mrs S A Sanders and Mrs E A Hazelton. evening victors were Mrs M J Busler and Mrs H J Robertson. High accumulative prize went to Mrs Cummings and Mr Gough. The next session is Aug 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Oelwein
S. A. Sanders
E. A. Hazelton
Glen Gough
J. C. Cummings
Ben Swisher, Jr
L. E. Leonard
Waterloo
M. J. Busler
H. J. Robertson
D. D. Sheldon
O. Lindsey
Cummings
Gough
Herbert H. Smith Here For Remainder Of Week
Mrs. Ella D. Smith of 1021 Third Avenue SE returned Wednesday from a month with her son Herbert H. Smith in Ardmore Pennsylvania. Mr. Smith will stay in Cedar Rapids the rest of the week and is now in charge of copy for the educational division at the advertising agency N W Ayer and Son in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella D. Smith
Third Avenue SE
Herbert H. Smith
Ardmore
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Miss Rath and W R Cairns Married at Home
Alma Rath of 1356 I avenue NE and W R Cairns of 1535 Bever avenue SE wed at 11 a m Wednesday in a home ceremony conducted by Rev Blaine Hyten. Attendants were Bruce Cairns and Irma Klahn with two additional guests from Winona Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Rath
I Avenue NE
W. R. Cairns
Bever Avenue
Blaine Hyten
Mr. Cairns
Bruce Cairns
Irma Klahn
Amber Cairns
G. R. Schwandt
Edith and
Lynn
Winona, Minn
Navy Seaman Kenneth E. Kirkland Visits Mother in Cedar Rapids
Kenneth E. Kirkland recently arrived to visit his mother, Mrs. Eugenia Kirkland, at 1015 Oakland avenue NE. He has spent three months at the Great Lakes naval training station near Chicago and will stay a week in Cedar Rapids before departing for San Diego for a world cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Kirkland
Eugenia Kirkland
Oakland Avenue
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
San Diego
Calif
Funkeys Return From Wisconsin and Minnesota Trip
Mr and Mrs E W Funkey of Bever avenue SE and their daughter Lucille with Miss Eileen Kelly of Washington avenue SE recently returned from a week at the Dells of Wisconsin and a weekend in Minneapolis while en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Funkey
Bever Avenue SE
Lucille
Eileen Kelly
J. H. Kelly
Washington Avenue SE
The
Dells
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Detlefs Family Heads West for Several Weeks Visit
Mr and Mrs Louis Detlefs of 832 Tenth street SW and their daughter Leona of Des Moines recently left for Los Angeles California Salem and Portland Oregon to visit relatives and friends for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Detlefs
Tenth Street
Leona
Des Moines
Los Angeles
Calif
Salem
Portland
Ore
Entertaining Truth Blurts from Jim
A vivid line quotes Jim explaining his approach to truth as entertainment, admitting he dresses facts to avoid dullness and keep audiences engaged. The remark frames a playful defense of sensationalizing reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Guests from the East Visit Steil Home in Valley
Miss Alma Dunbar of Valley Cottage New York and her nephew James Ervin arrived Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs. E K Steil at 2022 Blake Boulevard SE after a month motor trip through Colorado Mrs James Van Tassell from Nyack on the Hudson New York is also visiting the Steil home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Dunbar
Valley Cottage
N. Y
James Ervin
E. K. Steal
Blake Boulevard
Colorado
James van Tassell
Nyack on-the-Hudson
Steul
Mrs A B Everett Returns After Topeka Visit
Mrs A B Everett of 1239 A Avenue NE has returned home after spending several months visiting relatives in Topeka Kansas as reported in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Everett
A Avenue
Topeka
Kan
Elgin Woman Visits James E. Patterson Home
Miss Audrey Abell of Elgin Illinois arrived recently to visit at the James E Patterson home located at 122 Twentieth street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Abell
Elgin
Ill
James E. Patterson
Twentieth Street
Secrets of Safe Reducing
Health guidance promotes a three day liquid diet and calorie counting to aid weight loss. It urges avoiding high calorie foods, emphasizes vitamins minerals and sensible menus, and advertises a forty page booklet with calorie counted menus and exercises.
Richard Ellis Reid Honored On Birthday
Richard Ellis Reid son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Reid 1295 Elmhurst drive NE was honored on his third birthday with a party at home The table display included a birthday cake and lollypops Colorful balloons decorated the room and gifts were given Attending were several relatives and friends including Mrs E A Rosenberger and daughter Betty Rae Mrs Carlos Kampmier and son Jackie Mrs Alfred Winchell and children Patty and Walter Mrs Joseph Bousek and children Junior and Wayne Miss May Hollenbeck Mrs Raymond Reid and Shirley Ann Reid Aunt Grandmother and sister of the honoree Out of town guest Miss Carol Marks of Elvora a cousin of Mrs Rosenberger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ellis Reid
Kenneth Reid
Elmhurst Drive
Richard
E. A. Rosenberg
Betty Rae
Carlos Kampmier
Jackie
Alfred Winchell
Patty
Walter
Joseph Bo
Surry Family Hosts Cottage Picnic After Swim
Mr and Mrs E M Surry and daughter Miss Maxine Surry entertained about thirty friends at their cottage on the Wapsie Sunday. After a swim a picnic supper was served at 403 Eighth Avenue SW in what was described as a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Surry
Maxine Surry
Eighth Avenue SW
Missionary Society Meet at First Evangelical Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church will meet Friday at 2 p.m. in the church parlors. Mrs. Edna Canaday will lead the session with Mrs. J Yardho and Mrs. C Klersey as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's. Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church
Edna Canaday
J. Yardho
C. Klersey
Mrs Dana Visits Hruskas in Oak Park Illinois
Mrs William Dana of Oak Park Illinois arrived Wednesday to visit for several days with Dr and Mrs Edwin Hruska at 1940 Bever Avenue Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dana
Oak Park
Ill
Edwin Hruska
Bever Avenue
Mrs Pfaff Visits Husband's Parents in City
Mrs Harold Pfaff of San Diego arrived Monday to visit Mr and Mrs E E Pfaff at 1726 D avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pfaff
San Diego
Calif
Mr. Pfaff
E. E. Pfaff
D Avenue NE
James Doty Honored At Birthday Picnic
James Doty was celebrated at a recent picnic dinner hosted by friends for his birthday. Gifts and a large cake prepared by Mrs. Lee Evans of Mount Vernon accompanied the gathering of Doty family members and friends including the Holtons Blessings Myers and Blessing families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doty
Lee Evans
Mount Vernon
Doty
Junior
Charles Holton
Earl
Howard Blessing
Paul
Robert
George Myers
Patricia
Lester Trachta
Juanita Blessing
Change Your Weight for Beauty's Sake booklet offer
Advertisement asks readers to mail 15 cents for the booklet to The Cedar Rapids Gazette home institute address in New York. Readers should provide their name and address along with the booklet title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West Nineteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Roth family reunion gathers many relatives at Bever Park
The Roth reunion was held at Bever Park with numerous attendees including Elizabeth Fisher and daughter Mary, A M Fisher and family, George Bradley, A W Brockman and family, J H Brockman and daughter Esther, Charles Fisher and Florence, Ralph Gladfelter, Delbert Wood and Ralph Andrews families, and several others. Out‑of‑town guests included William Roth of Des Moines, Fred Herter of Deep River, George Merck, Cloyd Lyman and daughter Glorne, E H Haag of Victor, Merle Wallerik and son, Donald Belknap, Hungerford family from Manly, George Henrichs family, Faas from Williamsburg, Laura Kilmyer of Marion, Elizabeth Carey and Kenneth from Mason City, Laureen Looney and daughter, Rudolph Price of Keswick, and Margaret Edmonson of Oakland California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
Elizabeth Fisher
Mary
George Bradley
A. M. Fisher
Helen
George
Floyd
A. W. Brockman
Tene
Clarence
J. H. Brockman
Esther
Charles Fisher
Florence
Ralph Gladfelter
Delbert Wood
Ralph Andrews
Loudeam
Robert
Albert Ellis
Opal McClaskey
Eleanor Enders
William Roth
Des Moines
Fred Herter
Deep River
George Merck
Cloyd Lyman
Glornne
Marion
Elizabeth Carey
Kenneth
Mason City
Laureen Looney
Lorna
Rudloph Price
Keswick
Margaret Edmonson
Oakland
Calif
Bride Elect Velma Hollenbeck Feted by Four-Five Club
Miss Velma Hollenbeck, fiancee of Fred Merritt of Springville, was honored at a Monday party hosted by the Four-Five club at Mrs. Ida Belknap’s home. She received a club gift as part of pre wedding festivities for the August 13 ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Hollenbeck
Fred Merritt
Springville
Four-Five Club
Ida Belknap
E Avenue
Miss Hollenbeck
Corell Family Reunion Plans Set for 1937
Fifty four people attended the Corell family reunion at A. B. Nicholas home 1602 Oakland Ave NE. Charles V. Corell and Mabel Corell of Dubuque were elected president and secretary. The group planned the 1937 reunion for the second Sunday in June at the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corell
A. B. Nicholas
Oakland Avenue
Charles V. Corell
Mabel Corell
Dubuque
Nicholas
Charles C. Corell
Charles, Jr
Jane Appleby
Blanche Corell
Joe Corell
O. C. Weigel
Darlene
A. J. Weidiger
Independence
E. J. Corell
Harry James
Greeley
Helen Gamm
Strawberry Point
Arnold Corell
Waverly
Fred A. Corell
Davenport
Louis Corell
Plattsville
Wis
George A. Chamberlain
Marion
Cleo Reviere
Racine Minn
Gilbert Martin
Betty
Donna
Mary
Duane
Ruth
Roberta Nicholas
Cedar Rapids
Permit Granted For Playground Shelter And Other Zoning Actions
The board of adjustment granted a playground shelter permit to Nevin Nichols at 350 M Twenty-seventh street NE with setback limits. Frank L. Buser received approval to build at 345 Twenty-third street NE with a reduced setback. A decision on Frank Kouba’s plan to use a building at Thirty-first street and Mount Vernon avenue SE for retanning milk cans was deferred due to incomplete attendance. The five member board failed to reach a quorum for final action and planned to revisit the cases when full membership is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
Nevin Nichols
Twenty-seventh Street
Frank L. Buser
Twenty-third Street
Frank Kouba
Thirty-first Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
Vernon E. White
George Farmer
Frank Kent
White
Farmer
Obstacles in arthritis treatment debunked obsessions
The article argues that chronic arthritis progress is hindered by beliefs that cold and dampness cause the disease and that acidity from foods or uric and fruit acids affect it. It warns against excluding foods based on these ideas and stresses proper treatment despite such fads.
Guests from Esterville visit Estherville relatives
Mary Ann and Ruth Heinrich of Estherville arrived to spend several weeks with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W F Schnekloth at 2332 Upland drive SE. On Wednesday they will have a picnic at the Palisades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Ruth Heinrich
Estherville
W.F. Schnekloth
Upland Drive
Palisades
Beta Sigma Phi Sigma Chapter Meets for Breakfast
The Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi business girls sorority met for breakfast at Clara Robinsons Colonial food shop with seventeen members present including Miss Lucille Barber and Miss Frances Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls Sorority
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food
Lucille Barber
Frances Brown
Wheat Is Good To Eat And Meat Diet For Arthritis
A 1936 health column advises a diet rich in meat and fat with restricted refined carbohydrates to help arthritis. It emphasizes vitamins B C D, fresh fruits and tomato juice, and cautions against long term carbohydrate overuse. It notes potential vitamin C deficiency links to rheumatic and rheumatoid arthritis and suggests protein and fats with ample vitamins for overweight patients.
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. W. Warrens
Milwaukee, Wis
Mrs. Foster
Sillimans
Lady Caroline
Gorham
Makers of
Aboyson
Third Avenue
Killian
James Thomas
Lake Winnebago, Wis
Kansas City
Miss Kriz
Laubers
Kenneth Kirkland
Funkeys
California
First Avenue East
Aodo
Hruska
Roth
Corell Family Reunion
Personal Health Service
William Brady
Esterville
H. G
W. S
Thor
PAN L L Ince Home Appliances
Ehope
Armstrong
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