North English Couple Wed in St Paul Ceremony
Viola Stairs daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stairs married Leland Tyrrell of Philbrook Minnesota on May 27 in St Paul with Rev. Max C. Dewiesi officiating. Attendants were Maxine Stoner and Stewart Cunningham. Tyrrell a Minneapolis Bible schools student. Stairs a North English High graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Stairs
E. M. Stairs
Leland Tyrrell
Philbrook
Minn
St. Paul
Max C. Dewiesi
Maxine Stoner
South English
Stewart Cunningham
Rochester
Tyrell
North Engsh High School
Minneapolis Bible Schools
Minneapolis
Fred Turner
J. P. Smith
Dinner Guests Include Clergy And Social Set In Lisbon
Mrs Amanda Runkle hosted Tuesday dinner with Rev F C Scott and his Sumner Floyd Scott Jr from Cornell and Rev Newton Scott of San Martin Calf. Sunday dining included Mr and Mrs T M Scott and son of Marshalltown and Bishop and Mrs Thomas Nicholson from Mount Vernon. Tuesday guests featured Mrs A T Riley and Alice of St Paul and Martha Akin plus Miss Marjorie Hungerford George Talcott Mable Norberg Estelle Heath and Mrs Robert Heath of Cedar Rapids. WCTU hostess Mrs Louis Linebaugh with E Franks presiding Thursday. Standard Bearers welcomed three new members Phyllis Stahl Margaret Slater Dorothy Roup and attended convention at Martelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Runkle
F C Scott
Sumner Floyd Scott, Jr
Cornell College
Newton Scott
San Martin Calf
A K Runkle
Hazel
T. M Scott
Marshalltown
Bishop
Thomas Nicholson
Mount Vernon
A T Riley
Alice
St Paul Minn
Martha Akin
Marjorie Hungerford
George Talcott Mable Norberg
Estelle Heath
Robert Heath
Cedar Rapids
Louis Linebaugh
E . Franks
Eleanor Reiger
Phyllis Stahl
Margaret Slater
Dorothy Roup
Martelle
Shower Celebrations Honor Brides-To-Be and Local Women
Clarence Mrs Carroll Center formerly Leona Bixler received a Tuesday shower hosted by Mrs Harry Decker with attendees Anna Hartwig Esther Hartwig Dorothy Kintzel Ruth Clancy Velma Schilling Florence Ruther Leona Meier Helen Leach Ruth Hegarty Irma Young Eleanor Hansen and other relatives. Miss Merle Miller a June bride designates her parents Arthur and Mrs Miller as hosts with Mrs Leo Twachtman and Mrs Merl Keseberg. High score went to Ed Gehris with Louise Kock low. Others present included many local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Center
Leona Bixler
Harry Decker
Anna Hartwig
Esther Hartwig
Dorothy Kintzel
Ruth Clancy
Velma Schilling
Florence Ruther
Leona Meier
Helen Leach
Ruth Hegarty
Irma Young
Eleanor Hansen
Raymond Bixler
Center
Merle Miller
Arthur Miller
Leo Twatchman
Merl Keseberg
Ed Gehris
Louise Kock
Witeslo. Tot
Sue Freeman
Bonnie Lee
Norman Hartwig
Elmer Brendes
C. E. Read
Harry Cashman
Ida Hecht
Edna Robinson
MaryJorie Hecht
Church Groups Meet for Picnic at Els Park
Susannah Wesley and Lydian Society members gather for a Wednesday picnic at the duck pond in Els Park. Mrs Jerome Lewis is named chair of the Straaberr festival committee for Olne Presbyterian Church, with listed members serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley
Trinity Methodist Church
Els Park
General Dodge Circle 88 and Cedar Chapter Meeting Notice
General Dodge Circle No 88 Ladies of the G A R meet Tuesday at 2 PM in the Memorial building Comrades invited Cedar Chapter No 184 C B E 5S holds a stated meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM Members of the order welcomed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Dodge
Ladies of the
Order
Printers' Auxiliary Plans Tuesday Meeting at Mrs Euken Home
The Printers' Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter Euken at 355 Eighth Avenue Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printers’ Auxiliary
Walter Euken
Eighth Avenue SW
Women of Moose To Hold Regular Meeting and Elections
The Women of the Moose will meet in Moose hall Monday at 8 p m for a regular business session and officer elections. Tirzah Society convenes Thursday at 2 15 p m at 111 A avenue WE L A To O R CG. The Ladies Auxiliary to Columbia Division No 37 ORC will meet Wednesday at 2 p m in Moose hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
The
Tirzah Society
Joe Philips
Columbia Division No
ORC
Past Chiefs of Winter Temple Meet at Ellis Park
The Past Chiefs of Winter Temple hold a regular meeting Monday at 6 in the river pavilion at Ellis Park. Georgia Miller Ada Meister and Bertha Buffington will oversee the picnic and members are asked to bring the usual picnic supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Georgia Miller
Ada Meister
Bertha Buffington
Cedar Rebekah Lodge Meets for Elections and Initiations
Cedar Rebekah lodge plans a Wednesday evening meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. Elections for lodge officers Iowa Rebekah Assembly officers and delegates to the Rebekah Assembly will be held. Initiation and visiting Rebekahs are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Millersburg Honors Mrs Schultz On Birthday
A surprise party was held Friday for Mrs John Schultz of Millersburg. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Will Roberts Mrs John Bauer and daughter Laurine Mrs Everett Pope Erma Danshill Mr and Mrs Charles Stanard John Ebel Dr R G Conaway Mr and Mrs John Schultz and daughter Vera plus Mr and Mrs Roy Van Hom Chadron Nebraska and Ladean Schultz Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schultz
Will Roberts
John Bauer
Laurine
Everett Pope
Erma Danshill
Charles Stanard
John Ebel
R.G Conaway
Vera
Millersburg
Roy van Hom
Chadron
Neb
Ladean Schultz
Marengo
Missionary Meetings and Embroidery Club Event
Hopkinton The Methodist Missionary meeting met Wednesday at Mrs F. Allen home with officers elected including President Mrs A B Soule and Vice President Mrs Alicia Bacon The Presbyterian society also scheduled a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs Ella Brokaw's home The Embroidery club was hosted by Mrs Ray Chaplin at her Sand Springs area country home Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Meeting
F. Allen
A. B. Soule
Alicia Bacon
Theodore Dolly
Elizabeth Wilson
The
Presbyterian Society
Ella Brokaw
Embroidery Club
Ray Chaplin
Sand Springs
Chelsea Couple Wed In St Joseph Church Ceremony
Chelsea bride Mildred Prusha wife of Melvin Zeman wed at St Joseph's church with Rev W F Panek officiating Attendants Blanche Prusha Rudolph Musel A reception followed at the bride's home The couple plans a Western town honeymoon and will reside locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Prusha
Agnes Prusha
Melvin Zeman
James Zeman
St Joseph's Church
W. F. Panek
Blanche Prusha
Rudolph Musel
Edna Knipp
Claus Knipp
Belle Plauve
Edward Vavroch
James Vavroch
Chelsea
Mr Panek
St Josephs Church
Violet Upah
Maime Behouick
Wesles Vavroch
Benjamin Knipp
Hall
Columbus Junction Couples Mark Fifteenth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Max Lowe celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary at Columbus Chautauqua Park with many relatives listed by name including Donna Dickie Beser and Audren Carrere among others. The event drew family and friends such as Mr and Mrs D R Mera and Mrs Rah Crestor with remarks from local residents and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Lowe
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Donna Dickie
Beser’s
Leslie Lowe
Bernadre Bohe Pat
Doroy
Audren Carrere
Aran Lowe
Lee Omer
Heaard Waters
Coume
Far Hotkins
Dory Brehtor
Jane
Bergen
Kathrin
Ruecrach
Josenn Bowtrs
Norman Bronk
Henri Kerry
Cora Mousherry
Postnuptial Shower Honors Mrs Oscorge Moritz
Maynard Mrs Conrad Kopp hosted a postnuptial shower for Mrs Oscorge Moritz, formerly Miss Opal Baines of Westgate. The Helping Hand society met Wednesday with Mrs WH Beely presiding. attendees included Mes Ett, Bing, and Mrs Irsing Patridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Kopp
Nestias
Oscorge Moritz
Moritz
Opal Baines
Westgate Tre
Beely
Bostrss
Hoethnges
Mes
Ett
Bing
Irsing Patridge
Oelwein Social Note Highlights June Weddings and Club Posts
Oelwein and Waterloo residents are noted for upcoming weddings with Violet Schrag to wed Devere Perkins June 25 at the First Baptist church. Local clubs install officers across Epworth League and Woman's groups, with meetings and prizes reported, plus new alumni officers at Oelwein High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Schrag
Waterloo
F. R. Perkins
Devere Perkins
First Baptist Church
Methodist Epworth League
Evelyn Eck
Marion Wright
Margaret Hall
Eunice Ludwig
William Vaughn
Marian Wagner
Russell Hearne
Helen Grauer
Eleanor Cade
Lula Francisco
Leon
N B Fridgen
Nellie Wimmer
C W_ Johnson
U W Q'‘Daniels
H Bradshaw
Elaine Dixon
New Home Cafe
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Myra Kunkle
Martha Pellner
Albert Phillips
Gretchen Pellner
Regina Ingersoll
Oelwein High School Alumni Association
Fannie Cade
Virginia Harrs
Agnes Schneider
Harold Ziegler
E B Shaw
Helen Cotham
Vern Eliott
Evelyn Damon
St Margaret's Circle
Annual guest day by Friendship and Twentieth Century clubs
Last week the Friendship and the Twentieth Century clubs hosted an annual guest day with members and guests. The program featured Mrs Good Holmesworth Mrs Eddi Cravexa Mrs Edna Olson Mrs Bla7ir4 Mrs due Capness and others, plus a breakfast and musical performances by local ladies and an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Dtr Coppess
Friencsar
Mra Good
E Holmesworth
Eddi Crave Xa
Edna Olson
Bla
Due Capness
Biate Levi
Eilen Crocea Moz + Lewis
Mra
Guedes Hutzworth
Miuzet
Mary Ant Guen
Ant Lois Rohzedare
Mrs
Greece
Mathervine Mey
Vareta Catttrert
Mane Pama
Rohnedeer Gsen
Tusemitis Stangley
Ans Reseras
Mora Echnepm
Bert Gruce
Elsie Miur- Ord
Leora Price
Lena Buenes Myre
Andrews
Reva White Mire
MyTie Crow
Andrew Kocteza
West Liberty Nuptials Highlight Week With Shower Honors
Mrs Charles Dutton formerly Miss Maxine Anderson celebrated a 77 oen week with a surprise shower at her home Tuesday hosted by neighbors and friends. Bridge club members gathered at Marian McIntosh's home Tuesday evening with honors won by Mrs C A Nichols, Mrs A R Scott, and Mrs S W Koster. Travel prize went to Mrs A F Larsen of near West Branch as guests Catherine Brooke and Janet Luse served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Strong
Alcorn
Eshie Mac McLean
Eleanor Andrews
Kathryn Lent
Virginia Means
Merle Mann
Josephine Coodwir
Frances Stickney
Ater
Noble Grand Association
Rebekah
Clean Corbett
Warry C White
Nate Chaise
Geraldine Farrar
Fiag Das
Culture Club
Punepern
Ward Tea Room
Abere
Uric
Permoat
Hugh Mosman
Comipitee
C Cy Witham
W Strinpel
Othe Vinten
Charenee Nirbale
Fontrach
Brigge
Pomen
Miss Mars Li Reeder
Wahoo Nebo
Tie
LW Keer
Reg Gen
Koontz Ars
Tol Chadbourne
Attes
Miss Reeder
Paris
Rock Island Vocal
Ward Ten
A. Hall
Charles Dutton
Maxine Anderson
Nerhbors
Ivan Noland
H C Jack
Irs Dutton’s Bridge Club
Sim Mmarian MicIntorh
Sirs Carrol Prices
P Reed Mire
Deaey Hawker
T Bowman
Carl Jenzen
Lelfome Embree
Myra Ardis Kirby
Christiston
Donald Peacock
Naomi Btevens
Gretchen Schafer
Robert Brooke Jr
Ho OF
Lewis
Daner Bridge
Brooke Home
C A Nichols
R Scott
S W Koster
A F Larsen
Near West Branch
Catherine Brooke
Janet Luse
Smulekoff's Named Cedar Rapids Agent for Chambers Fireless Gas Range
Smulekoff's Furniture at 107 115 Third Avenue SW is named exclusive Cedar Rapids agent for Chambers fireless gas ranges. John Miller announces Mildred Reinking as store department manager. Demonstrations will show how the stove saves time and reduces cooking costs by cooking without continuous gas flame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smulekoft Furniture Company
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Chambers Corporation
Shelbyville
Ind
John Miller
Smulekoff’s
Mildred Reinking
Reinking
Miller
Notable La Porte City lodge convention and alumni elections
La Porte City Rebecca lodges of Black Hawk Bremer and Butler counties hold their annual convention in the school auditorium with Mrs J R Buser as president and Mrs A W Haven strite as vice-president. Luncheon by Methodist Aid and dinner by Presbyterian Mite society. Mrs Lola Clinton, Marshalltown, state President, to be on the program. Four candidates to be initiated. high school Alumni Association elects officers including Robertson as president and Kline as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lodges
Black Hawk Bremer
Butler Counties
J R Buser
la Porte City
A W. Havenstrite
Waverly
Stella Hackett
E R. McFarland
Hudson
J. B. Walden
Noble Grand
Methodist Aid Society
Presbyterian Mite Society
Lola Clinton
Marshalltown
Janesville
James Robertson
George Gill
Ikxeith Kline
C A Brust
George Banger
P. W. O'Brien
R. E. Wagner
Ida Cummins
Minnie Bueselle
Colorado Springs
Colo
C . Brust
E. E. Triem
Narber
Kitkare
Teta
George Sau
Will Goon Wu
Ellie Calkins Ware Pias
Cerugnus
King Mac Pace
George Nichol
Liza Tom Elst
Star
Metheit Aid
Darain Cuner Atkin Neilewnen
Urn Wesney Flemng Ora
Monticello Club Hosts Bridge Dinner Opens Summer Season
More than one hundred members of the Monticello Country Club attended a bridge dinner at the club house Wednesday launching the summer season. High scores went to Mrs. Ben Cotten and Paul Lecher. Out‑of‑town guests included Lyle Hicks and daughter Margaret of Detroit and Miss Pauline Prahm of Center Junction. Socials and meetings followed at nearby organizations with multiple hostesses and guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moanticello Country Club
Ridge
Ben Cotten
Paul Lecher
A Gance
Lyle Hicks
Margaret
Detroit
Pauline Prahm
Center Junction
Thomas Redmond
Ralph Bone
Asa Lambert
Frank Podchask
Janet Hazard
J Heiserman Riess Stuhler
Earl Bues
Dr Lambert
Carl Jolly
A.B. Grimes
Schreiner
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Byron Abel
Raymond Echternacht
D. P. Young
W. W. Stickford
Peter Prahm
Charles Coxsee
Congregational Church
Augusta Bliss
Harriet Coughlan
Frank Hayden
Frank Podhaski
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Vivian Bancroft
Shirley Hoag
Lillian Hearn
Ava Main
Lou Lang
R. V. Porter
L. D Bardwell
Warren Breckenridge
Minneapolis
William Stuhler
New York City
Stuhler
Monticello
Albert McNeill
E . Noble
P E. O
Elfreda Reed
Lang's Mill
Eunice Howland
Margaret Smith
Dolores Lubben
Antonette Coxsee
Miriam Lovell
Irma Boots
Doris Lubben
Frances Barlow
Lavonne Landis
H 6. Richardson
Couple Married In Waterloo On Thursday
Miss Hazel June Frank daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Frank wed Robert L Ebel son of Mr and Mrs L A Ebel at the church home with Rev W F Brecher officiating. They plan a northern Minnesota trip then summer in Iowa City for Mr Ebel’s graduate work while Miss Frank begins teaching in Janesville Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Sacred Heart Catholic Church
George Gill
Hazel June Frank
J. G Frank
Robert L. Ebel
L. A Ebel
Waterloo
Brinc
W. F. Brecher
Evangelical Church
Korene Stahnke
Dorothea Paige
Cedar Falls
Helen Frank
James Ebel
Minnesota
Iowa City
Ebel
University of Iowa
la Porte City
State Teachers’ College
Phi Sigma Phi
Janesville
West High
Alpha Chi Epsilon
Kappa Delta Pi
Lambda Delta Lambda
Sigma Tau Delta
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Webster City
L. A. Eber
James
Farmers urged to use flushing bar to save game bird nests
State Fish and Game Commission asks farmers preparing alfalfa and hay land to employ a flushing bar to protect nests. A simple bamboo pole with sacks weighs down and drags over the field to flush incubating birds before the sickle bar passes, reducing nest destruction at a cost under thirty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
Saturday Markets Hold Steady as Hog Prices End Week
Chicago hog prices firmed slightly despite a week of large receipts and a slow dressed trade. The week ended with a top of 4.60 and an average near 4.50, while other cities showed mixed movements and lamb prices closed around 8.35 with a 7.00 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
East St. Youts
Heat Aids Bullish Grain Market Rally On Friday
Hot dry weather and bullish crop estimates lifted oats and wheat to new highs on the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn and other grains rose modestly as strength in leaders supported cash prices and futures amid heavy trading and flood of damage reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Lsc
Chicago grain and meat prices in mixed crops report
The report lists futures style quotes for wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed with prices per bushel or cwt. It also mentions loose lard and pork bellies with specific dollar amounts and yields.
Market Reports Show Bearish Cattle and Hogs Amid Heat
Chicago market notes cattle receipts at their largest since December with prices down 50 cents on many grades and vealers off 75 cents to $1.00. Sheep and hogs also weaken with lighter steer weights and heavy hogs mixed, demand soft and supply abundant as heat influences persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
IAPI
U. 8S
Dept. Agricultures
J. Hogs
Hog price report from multiple Iowa markets by AP
Prices at Towa Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo and Des Moines markets show varied quotes for hogs by weight class from 140 to 550 pounds. Notable figures include best heavy hogs around 4.25 to 4.15 per pound and sow prices near 3.75, with receipts totaling 21 600 head for Des Moines in the 24-hour period ending Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Good Packers
Des Moines
U. S
Interior
Minnesota
Chicago Produce Market Report Tructions and Prices
Markets show 12 trucks of weak demand for hens at 12 10450 including Leshorn hens and 2c roosters 845c. Turkey prices 10G 13c. spring ducks and old ducks at varying rates. broilers names and prices listed. Butter receipts 19,406 with creamery and extras priced. eggs receipts 28,700 with unsettled extra firsts cars at 13 4c and local at 11. Storage products and market activity noted with potatoes receipts 44 on track 176 and total shipments 847, with week stock steady and trading subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hog and packer market report with price ranges
Prime hogs steady on the loggl market while good packers drop slightly. Top hog price listed at 3.40 with various weight classes and quality premiums. packers show declines to around 3.10 to 3.40 depending on weight. CALP MARKET prices for choice and good to choice hogs and spring lambs provided with quality adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceesesrescee
Eepeseeeres
Eesesane
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Listing
A Cedar Rapids price list shows various commodities and goods with quoted figures. Livestock includes hens and roosters, while produce lists oranges lemons bananas lettuce celery cabbage and tomatoes. Grains and hay prices appear alongside cream eggs and hides with numbered grades.
Center Junction Prenuptial Shower for Maurine Stingley
A prenuptial shower honored Miss Maurine Stingley ahead of her June 15 wedding to Leroy Dirks. The event, hosted by Mrs. Clara Moses at her granddaughter’s garden, featured a long list of hostesses and attendees.
Bride-to-be Maurine Stingley Honored at Bridge Breakfast
Mrs. T. E. Stanton and Mrs. J. M. Moses hosted a bridge breakfast at the Stanton home on Wednesday honoring Miss Maurine Stingley who will wed on June 15. Miss Stingley won high score among a guest list that included Maurine Stingley, Mrs. Sindingler, Miss Augusta Chamberlain, Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. R. D. Sanford, Miss Catherine Thompson, Miss Vera Moats, the Robbie sisters, Mrs. Fred Mizaur, Miss Dorothy Dreibelbis, Mrs. Frank Heinebaugh, Holyce Stingley, Marie Serbouscek, Mrs. August Schrader, Mrs. Irving Filer, Miss Ellen McDonald, and Miss Pauline Prahm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Stingley
Leroy Dirks
Clara Moses
Moses
Paul Smith
George McDonald
H. J. Dirks
August Schrader
J. M. Moses
Frank Himebaugh
Carrie Preas
Frank Husman
S. G. Thompson
Ed Duncan
Peter Prahm
Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society
R. S. Robbie
H. E. Stingley
T. ©. Stanton
Margaret Thompson
Hammond
Ind
Ariel Romick
Tracy
Trinity Lutheran Aid Society
Eliza Hanken
Agnes Brokens
Bernice
Local Ladies Groups Meet At Church And Clubs
Oxford women and guests gathered for the Ladies Aid at the church with a program led by Mrs. Mabel Singer and participants including Eleanor Sponar Nellie Goodrich Daisy James Susie Watson and Vera Rapp. O E S Agnes Parvin chapter hosted by Mrs W A Scott and other club activities noted along with a Wright brothers power flight milestone in 1903 lasting almost a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Mabel Singer
Eleanor Sponar
Nellie Goodrich
Daisy James
Susie Watson
Donald Jones
Vivian Eddy
Thelma Taylor
Vera Rapp
Agnes Parvin
W. A. Scott
Leonard Brach
Order of Foresters
George Winters
John Burns
Maggie Harker
Oleta Harker
Rebekah Lodge
Jennie Klenk
Ella Oakes
Carrie Immel
Ida Wagner
Maude Beard
Ethel Mann
Tony Bartholomew
Myrtle Speers
Lily Maske
Flora James
Kathyrn Maske
Rose Venter
DINE AND DANCE EVENTS AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS
A jumble of dances and music listings includes Smetana Sunday afternoon Bene cool apron and overall dance at 409 and 25c, Swisher Pavilion with Bob Schneider Saturday night June 17, Manhattan Park tonight Johnnis Ruby band 10c admission, two free tickets, many venues from Cedar Park to Chain Lakes with various prices and acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornwood
Smetana
Swisher Pavilion
Bob Schneider
Manhattan—Park
Johnnis Ruby
Manhattan
Ellis_ park
Chick
Cedar Park
Spider Earth 5
J Beck
Chain Lakes
Larry Stein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lisbon
Clarence
Clubs
L. A
O. R. CG
Cedar Rebekah
Columbus Junction
Maynard
Oelwein
Olin
West Liberty
Agency
Chambers Fireless Gas
Mrs. Mildred Reinking
Louisiana
Alabany
Texas
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Idaho
Casa Grain
Lamson Brothers and Co
Cedar Rap
Merchants Nations Bank
Ady
Chicago Livestock
Sinclair Hog Market
Artattie IR
Eaciais
Pamiett
AGIA
Ansat Anish
Prion Eetelowarres
ICP
Pew
Oxford
Wright Brothers
Lde
Garetts
Excen
AD Headquarters
Spaulding
Country Club Heights
Betty
2Nd Ave
Phone
Wiswam Moller Rink
Sth
Messinger & Son
Pennsylvania
Spalding
St. Recis
Richeards College Pharmacy
Chris Nellable
4Th Ave
Crain Oil & Feed Store
F Ave
Gazette
Fr. W. Engburs
R.S.B
Diamonds Town Loan Co
McLeod Springs
Dial
Central Unemployment League
Coar
Hostler’s
St. NW
16Th Ave
Barnett Copper
Jos. Barnett Co
1St Ave
Donne
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