Dr and Mrs Gage Host Senior Class Breakfast
The annual Coe College seniors breakfast was held at the Cedar Rapids Country Club this morning. President and Mrs. Harry Morehouse Gage hosted more than 100 guests including Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hickok Dr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Murray Prof. and Mrs. L. E. Gar wood and Dr. William M. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Harry Morehouse Gage
Charles T. Hickok
Frederick G. Murray
L. E. Garwood
William M. Evans
Van Buren PTA Dinner At Butterfly Tea Shop
The Van Buren PTA entertained teachers with a dinner at the Butterfly tea shop on Thursday evening. Mrs R F Taft, president for the coming year, greeted guests and Miss Nanna Nelson, principal, spoke. Mothers chorus sang and decorations featured blue and gold flowers and oak tree motifs. Committees included Reservations led by several members, and entertainment by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren P. T A
Butterfly Tea Shop
R. F. Taft
Nanna Nelson
National
T. A
Loyd McKee
J. A. Jones
A. Wilson
R. Konigsmark
Hy: Jensen
E. Waite
B. “Watkins
Theodore “Suchomel
John Houister
Hayes P T A Officers Entertain Teachers
Hayes P T A officers hosted the Hayes school teachers at the annual dinner honoring new and retiring officers. The event was held Thursday evening at retiring president Mrs Arthur Lawrence's home with teachers Miss Belle Campbell and others in attendance alongside several committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes P. T. A
Hayes School
Arthur Lawrence
Belle Campbell
Hexdal
Mollie Kornitzky
Mabel Swank
Florence Felien
Mary Campbell
Grace Maloney
Ilo Moore
Peterson
Charles Kriz
H. C Johnson
F J. Stastny
A Kapoun
William Klepach
Shower honors Jeannette Stastny before June wedding
Mrs J W Stastny and Mrs Joseph Prochaska hosted about 100 guests at the Z C B Hall for a miscellaneous shower honoring Jeannette Stastny and her upcoming marriage to Joseph Stepanek on June 20. Phyllis Kotolinck and Enid Dickson performed two dances as a five piece orchestra played. refreshments were arranged by William Dytrt with help from several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stastny
Joseph Prochaska
Z.C.B ! Hall
Jeannette Stastny
Joseph Stepanek
Phyllis Kotolinck
Enid Dickson
William Dytrt
Frank Dvorak
Rose Feiereisen
John Stastny, Jr
Uv Co Auxiliary Meeting Slated At Montrose Hotel
The U C auxiliary will hold its regular meeting in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel at 7 30 this evening.
Columbus Junction Bible School Delivers Evening Program
Fifty to sixty pupils attend the daily vacation Bible school at United Presbyterian and Columbus Junction churches. Teachers include Rev C S Ramsdale Rev H E Buss and Mrs Norris among others. A program is set for June 8 with student performers and collaborators from both congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Columbus City
United Presbyterian Church
C. S. Ramsdale
H. E. Buss
W. A. Norris
Maud Heindell
A J Zion
Margaret Jane Johnston
Frances Cuthamp
Dorothy Hanft
Bessie Aringdale
W A Lamp
T. M Balcoff
Jean Hanit
Gregory Dircks
Max Vanice
Dorothy Dean
Hartley-Eichelberger Wedding in Des Moines
Hazel Hartley of Sigourney wed Harold Eichelberger, son of Keokuk couple, at the Savery hotel with Chief Justice Stevens officiating. Bridesmaid Louise Larson and best man Charles Wells attended. dinner followed for relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Keokuk, with a summer cottage there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Hazel Hartley
Wood Hartley
Harold G Eichelberger
Charles Eichelberger
Keokuk
Savery Hotel
Des Moines
T. S Stevens
Louise Larson
Charles Wells
Eichelberger
Sigourney High School
Savery
Maxine Heaton
Henry Wagner
Eickelberger
Lat-a-Lot Club Meets For Sewing Afternoon
The Lat-a-Lot club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Clarence Simon 1220 First Avenue W for an afternoon of sewing. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Carl Shultz at 425 Thirty Sixth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Simon
First Avenue W
Carl Shultz
Thirty-sixth Street
Make This Model At Home Pattern 1535
Advertises Anne Adams pattern 1535 for a house dress flattering to the figure with a V yoke finish. Details offer twin or contrasting fabrics, sizes 36 through 48, yardage and included illustrated sewing instructions. Also promotes an Anne Adams pattern book for summer, priced 15 cents, with pattern and book together at 25 cents. Orders to Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Senior Members Of Kappa Delta Honored At Dinner
Alumnae actives and pledges of Kappa Delta sorority held a formal dinner at Mrs. Kof ron's tea room to honor senior members. Toastmasters and toasts recognized Frances Phelps, Helen Hannon, Virginia Knox, Helen Hanson, and Lucille Reynolds with pins and honors for scholarship and leadership. Attending out-of-town and local alumnae added to the list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Kofron
Arthur Bearle
Frances Phelps
Helen Hannum
Virginia Knox
Helen Hanson
Lucille Reynolds
Mary Carmel Halpin
Quore Rogers
Verna Martin
Norfolk
Neb
Arlene Dwelle
Northwood
Eunice Jones
Williamsburg
Dorothy Schultz
Marion
Edna Thurn
Edgewood
Irene Hall
Ruby Taylor
James Bromwell
Lester Chadima
Selma Rose
Marjorie Emerson
Cornelia Anderson
Zeta Colee
Marie Friedline
Arbon Chehak
Frances Norton
Streets Of Paris To Reopen With Added Clothing
CHICAGO AP Streets of Paris at the Century of Progress exposition will reopen Saturday afternoon after police closed the area for forbidden peep shows. Sub-concessions agreed to cut the provocative acts replacing most performances with clothing, ending spots that depended on scantily clad acts like Sally Rand style displays. Guards had kept customers out for nearly twelve hours before the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paris
Sally Rand
Venus
Art
Olympia
Kans City Bride Weds Oelwein Man At Methodist Church
Eloise Ardith Crook of Kansas City and Robert Ross of Oelwein married Friday afternoon at the Methodist church in Kansas City. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid Greene, is a Omaha high school and University of Iowa graduate and a Pi Beta Phi. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross, is an Ordlwein high school and University of Iowa graduate, Sigma Nu member, and a Proctor Gamble salesman. They will reside in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwin
Eloise Ardith Crook
Kansas City
Robert Ross
Oelwein
Methodist Church
J. Reid Greene
Omaha High School
University of Iowa
Ross
Ordlwein High School
University Iowa College of Commerce
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Donald
Mrs Stanley Klaus Manchester teacher dies after illness
Mrs Stanley G Klaus 38 longtime Manchester resident and former public schools music instructor died at home Friday after two years illness. Funeral services expected Sunday at Methodist Episcopal church with Revs Elton D Wells and J Frank Moore presiding. Born Edna Jeannette Lindahl in St Louis August 16 1895 she studied music at St Peter Minnesota and Northwestern University before teaching in Manchester from 1924 to 1932. She married Stanley G Klaus January 1 1932 and is survived by her husband and her parents of Altoona Illinois and sisters Mildred of Livingston Montana and Irene a Manchester nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Stanley G. Klaus
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elton D. Wells
J. Frank Moore
Edna Jeannette Lindahl
C. A. Lindahl
St. Louis
St. Peter, Minn
Minneapolis Conservatory
Northwestern University
North Henderson
Stanley G Klaus
Altoona
Mildred
Livingston
Mont
Irene
Manchester High School honors 134 graduates in Delaware county
A large rural eighth grade class in Manchester received diplomas for 134 students at the Manchester high school auditorium. The program featured a salutatory, piano solo, talks and songs from students, a chorus from Delaware township, and presentations by County Superintendent Floyd E. Pratt and Supt. C. W. Bangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware County
Manchester High School
Marie Meyer
Robert Porteous
Ludwina Wulfekuhle
Gertrude Emerson
Neva Miller
the Beautiful
C. W. Bangs
Floyd E. Pratt
E. L. Ritter
Cedar Falls
Delaware
Mother and Daughter Banquet at Reformed Church
About 125 attended a mother and daughter banquet at the Reformed church in Lone Tree. A committee served the supper and a program followed led by Mrs H U Baker and Mrs Cleo Jarrard. A playlet Wanted a Mother featured numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
the Reformed Church
RD Petsel
FE. C Green
Charles Carpenter
J R. Toland
Eliza Eden
John Burr
Fay Musser
Charles Spevachek
Perry Holdeman
Elizabeth Guthrie
E E. Axthelm
Cleo Jarrard
H U
Pigeons Die After Looping Flight Tumblers Fall
A flock of tumbler pigeons performing aerial loops resulted in many birds killed as they tumbled and struck the ground. Trainers warn of danger to birds and urge caution in exhibitions.
Will Rogers Says Cowlick Proves Humans Not Apes
Beverly Hills columnist Will Rogers cites a Smithsonian professor who says a cowlick marks humanity, countering claims of ape ancestry. He mocks credentials and urges readers to acknowledge the human trait with humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Smithsonian Institution
Sailors in the City Face Mixed Reactions from Police
A crowd of sailors in a big city is described as noisy and playful with peanut chewing and ice cream, but largely well behaved according to Riverside park patrolman William Morrow. Some officers note drinking and light flaring up, while a sailor defends their conduct as typical post‑fleet rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadmus
William Morrow
Riverside Park
Swanson
Captain LaRue to Succeed Mallory at Fort Warren
Captain Frank LaRue of Fort Warren Wyoming will take duty with the 349th Infantry organized reserves as captain Mallory ends a four year tour at this post. Mallory, with his wife and family, is visiting Michigan, and LaRue is due to arrive on or before June 25 when the order becomes effective. Lieutenant Jack Donnell confirms LaRue is an infantry officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Frank LaRue
Fort Warren
Wyo
349Th Infantry
Associated Press
Frank N. Mallory
Mallory
Former Local Man Severely Hurt After Contact With Live Wire
Ralph Veley of Boone, formerly of Cedar Rapids, is in grave condition at Deaconess hospital Marshalltown after a Monday accident at Gilman. While wiring for a power company he touched a live wire, fell from a ladder, and sustained multiple fractures and a severe hand burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Veley
Boone
Cedar Rapids
Deaconess Hospital
Marshalltown
Gilman
Severe Earthquake Shocks Muzzaffarpur India
London based dispatch reports a ten second severe quake in Muzzaffarpur Bihar causing panic among about 50 000 residents. No casualties noted though fissures reopened and refugees shelters collapsed after a previous disaster. A preceding hurricane had demolished many houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Muzzaffarpur
Bihar
India
Exchange Telegraph
Transients Held For Watch Theft Probe In-Greene Square
Police detained Paul McCabe of Las Vegas Nevada and Alfred Lucas of Rockford Illinois for investigation after Joe Wilder reported a robbery Friday afternoon at Central hotel area. Wilder said he met the men in Greene's square before a drinking party. he later awoke to find his 21 jewel watch and four dollars missing. Detectives Condon and Kudina arrested the suspects later that evening but the watch remained unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poice Court
Paul McCabe
Las Vegas
Nev
Alfred Lucas
Rockford I
Joe Wilder
Central Hotel
Wilder
McCabe
Lucas
Greene's Square
Condon
Kudina
New Deal Stock Act Approved With Federal Controls
Congress passed a landmark stock market control bill, creating a five member federal commission, setting 45 percent margins, and giving the Federal Reserve Board direct control of brokers loans. It tightens rules on insider holdings and requires reporting by officers owning 10 percent or more. The act takes effect July 1 and awaits the President's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Commission of Five
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Congress Puts 25000 Reward on Public Enemies
Washington (UP) Congress Friday night set a 25000 dollar reward for the capture of designated public enemies like John Dillinger. The Senate finished action on a bill authorizing payment of that reward and sent to the White House a measure letting two or more states cooperate to prevent crime. The session also approved a conference report and sent to the President a bill to allow debt-burdened corporations to reorganize under federal court supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
John Dillinger
Senate
White House
Funeral services for W. F. Slaughter held in Lone Tree
Funeral services were held Friday for W F Slaughter 63 who died in Iowa City after a winter accident left him with a broken back. Born October 27 1870 in Pleasant Valley Scott County he married Caroline Hutzinger in 1891 who died years ago. He is survived by ten children and was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
W. F. Slaughter
Iowa City
Mr. Slaughter
Pleasant Valley
Scott County
Caroline Huntzinger
Raymond
Carmie
Clarence
Goldie
Elizabeth Watkinson
Bessie Edwards
Louis
Dorothy Slaughter
Atkins Eighth Grade Graduation in Benton County
Eighth grade exercises at rural Benton county schools were held Thursday in Vinton. Diplomats were Doris Schlodterbeck Meinard Schur field Irene Gefaller Lois Weir Eugene Rinderknecht Otto Rinderknecht Mo Belle Lee Carl Schminke Lester Schirm Marvin Rammelsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
Benton County
Vinton
Fremont Township
Doris Schlodterbeck
Meinard Schurfield
Irene Gefaller
Lois Weir
Eugene Rinderknecht
Otto Rinderknecht
Mo Belle Lee
Carl Schminke
Lester Schirm
Marvin Rammelsburg
Poem Fragment by Claude Callan on eyesight joke
A short verse quotes Poets Claude Callan as a speaker joke about eyesight. The speaker jokes that his mother will not believe his sight is poor and teases a misstep near her at a party. The fragment offers light humor and local colloquial voice.
Russian violinist to play at Westminster Church Sunday night
Alexander Kaminsky noted Russian violinist and former Imperial Court favorite will perform at Westminster Presbyterian Cedar Rapids on Sunday June 3 at 7 30 pm. He studied under Leopold Auer and played at the Petrograd Conservatory before joining Moscow's Imperial Grand theater. An offering will be taken. Mrs Roy D Maxwell will play organ in the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Kaminsky
Nicholas II
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Heder
Russia
Leopold Auer
Petrograd Conservatory
Imperial Grand Theater
Moscow
Czar
Romanoffs
Kaminsky
America
Old Rugged Cross
White House
Hoover
Roy D. Maxwell
Adris Willson
Westminster
Roy Maxwell
Oklahoma City
Westinghouse
Ruskin Sandbourne
Eleanor Montgomery
Girl Struck by Car On Ellis Boulevard Injures Head
Dorothy Jane Field eight of 617 Ellis Boulevard NW suffered a gash to the back of her head at 7 30 p m Friday when struck by an automobile on Ellis Boulevard near her home. Driver R L Jensen of 2700 First Avenue East said she ran from behind a parked car into his path. She was knocked down and a doctor attended to her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jane Field
Ellis Boulevard NW
Ellis
Rotarians Contest Vacation Photo Entries Eligible Worldwide
Rotarians and non Rotarians may enter an international vacation photograph contest sponsored by The Rotarian. Each entry must have title camera type and contestant name and address written on back. Closes Sept 15 1934 with prizes of 100 75 and 50 dollars plus smaller awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotarian
Rotary International
Rotary Club
West Wacker Drive
Chicago
Gas Taxes In May Pass Million Mark
Des Moines AP reports May gasoline tax collections reached 1 118 438 99 dollars, up from 877 534 73 in May 1933. Refunds totaled 56 292 72 compared with 149 152 73 last year. Treasurer Wegman stated rising revenue shows the state climbing out of a low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Wegman
Birth Rate In America Dropping Across Decade
Washington reports a steep decline in the U S birth rate with figures from 25.1 births per 1000 in 1915 down to 17.4 in 1932 signaling a new low and ongoing drop. Margaret Sanger calls the trend a general boon and a win for her cause as Timothy Murphy and health officers plan corroboration at a meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Margaret Sanger
Timothy F. Murphy
Statistics Bureau
Pickford Wins Publication Divorce Order From Fairbanks
Mary Pickford wins a court order to serve a divorce complaint by publication as Douglas Fairbanks remained abroad since May 23 1933. The Superior Court allowed publication for sixty days with a further thirty day waiting period before trial. Pickford filed for divorce December 8 1933 citing mental cruelty amid talk of a possible reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Frank C. Collier
Miss Pickford
Fairbanks
California
United States
London
Alexis Talks Fast and Wins Reprieve
London dispatch reports Alexis Mdivani’s swift diplomacy with Barbara Hutton leading to a tentative reunion. Barbara, under care in a London nursing home, met Alexis at the Dorchester after a rescue mission by her parents Franklyn and Barbara Hutton Sr. A family conference followed as they sought to save the Georgian American alliance amid personal strains and polo ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexis Mdivani
Georgia
Barbara Hutton
Franklyn L. Hutton
Barbara
Bremen
Alexis
Hants
Surrey
Dorchester
Mrs. Hutton
Hutton
Daily Express
China
United States
Question 3 Women Seized In Raid On Dillinger Hideout
Chicago authorities seized three women Beatrice Clark Virginia Hughes and Jean Burke during a raid on a north side apartment hotel where John Dillinger was said to be hiding The women underwent rigid questioning Clark is married to Russell Clark and Hughes is a friend of Harry Pierpont Pierpont and Clark had convictions in the Lima O sheriff slaying tied to Dillinger’s jail breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Desperado
John Dillinger
North Side
America
Beatrice Clark
Virginia Hughes
Jean Burke
Jess Sarber
Lima
Dillinger
Stolen Minnesota Plane Recovered Near Clarinda
An airplane owned by Art E. Olson of Avoca Minnesota stolen April 21 was found near Clarinda. The engine was stored in a rural school coal shed, other parts nearby, wings left in a pasture. Farmers alerted officers, no arrests made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda (Ap
Art E. Olson
Avoca
Minn
Thompson
State sales tax admin estimated at 250000
Des Moines officials said the cost to administer the new state sales tax will be 250000 dollars. The tax is expected to generate about 4000000 dollars in revenue. An appropriation of 75000 dollars was provided when the bill passed last winter, with any excess covered by three percent of collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Saint Mary's eighth graders graduate in Riverside
On Thursday evening the girls of St Mary's high school held their annual program at St Mary's hall. The Rev B Jacobsmeier conferred diplomas on twenty one graduates and delivered a brief address to the class. The graduates included Mary Pogge Theresa Rotenburger Miriam Heitzman Jeanetta Swift Rita Shradel Mary Bulger Bernice Lib enguth Martha Dautremont Kenneth Kallaus Donald Hotka Wesley Pogge Robert Kleopfer Bernard Heitzman Mark Rummelhart Leon Kleopfer Melvin Dunn Richard Kron Donald Klein Francis Brophy Edward Digney and Paul Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
St. Mary's High School
St. Mary’s Hall
Coe Baccalaureate Service Set At 11 Sunday
Coe College 1934 graduates will hear Dr. Harry Morehouse Gage deliver the baccalaureate sermon at 11 a.m. in T. M. Sinclair Memorial Chapel. The subject is Two Aspects of One Desirable Thing, based on Psalm 27:4. Catherine M. Adams will play organ selections and Lila Palmer will sing as vesper soloist. A 4:30 p.m. recital by the School of Music faculty follows Commencement week events. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine M. Adams
Lila Palmer
Coe
School of Music
T. M. Sinclair
Ideal Wife Says MIT Professor Rogers
Boston AP Professor Robert Fr Rogers told MIT seniors that the ideal wife is a government- employed college girl. She should be serious minded four to five years older and a graduate of Smith Bryn Mawr Vassar or Wellesley. The wife should specialize in agriculture economics sociology or labor statistics and help her husband secure a government job for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Robert Fr. Rogers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Smith
Bryn Mawr
Vassar
Wellesley
Washington
Rogers
Italy Will Fight For Herself Alone Says Mussolini
Premier Mussolini addressed 10,000 war volunteers in Rome declaring Italy will fight its next war for itself and not for allies. He warned volunteers they would shed blood only for Italy and criticized propped allies. He cited France and Serbia in context of disillusion with past promises and the London treaty of 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Il Duce
France
Serbia
Jugo- Slavia
Hull Honored as Fair Guest at Century of Progress
Secretary of State Cordell Hull attended the 1934 Century of Progress exposition in Chicago as principal guest. He received a nineteen gun salute and a military court of honor, with President Roosevelt’s cabinet member to be hosted by Rufus C. Dawes. Attendance neared one million visitors, with expectations of a late Saturday milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Hull
Court of Honor
Rufus C. Dawes
Filling Station Workers Strike in St Louis Area
About 1 000 attendants from 550 filling stations in St Louis, St Louis county and St Charles walked out after a union vote taken shortly after midnight. The strike seeks a wage scale of 130 dollars monthly for company service staff and 150 dollars for managers, roughly a five percent rise over the old scale. Eight major chains reported affected stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis County
St. Charles
Rolph Reported As Much Weaker In Health Battle
SAN JOSE Calif AP Governor James Rolph Jr was reported much weaker on Saturday as physicians indicated his struggle for life was nearly over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
James Rolph, Jr
California
Grun dy county rural school declamatory contest results
In Grundy Center the Grundy county rural school declamatory contest yielded first place to Cornelius Schmitt from Fairfield No. 7 with topic Jimmy Jones Studies Geography, second to Mary Ellen Sprole Grant No. 5 with The Boy Who Wanted to be Spanked, and third to Gladys Noel Lincoln No. 9 with Mysterious Puppy. The forenoon event preceded a graduation ceremony where 126 pupils received diplomas presented by County Superintendent K F Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Grundy County
Cornelius Schmitt
Fairfield
Victor Farrell
Jimmy Jones
Mary Ellen Sprole
Grant
Vivian Schuknecht
Gladys Noel
Lincoln No. 9
Jeanette Weseman
K. F. Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Gage
Young Women's Guild
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
G. D Finnigan
Jay Ludlow
A. A. Miller
Roy Bridge
Sidney Myers
Lloyd Burger
Ralph Conybeare
Ed Cohrs
E. E. Seeger
Guild
E. W. Brown
A F. Hersom
Clare Nichols
Kohl
van Buren P. T. A
Morgan Bros. 51
Third Ave
Ella
Kappa Delta
Will Rogers
Will
Big City
LaRue
BY Claude Callan
Mary
Doug
Clarinda
Gage
Rolph
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