Annual Picnic Of Marion Dental Society Held At Country Club
The Cedar Rapids Dental Society held its annual picnic at Marion Country Club with guests including Dr. R. V. Smith and Dr. E. S. Smith. Golf and bridge accompanied dinner, awards were presented by Dr. John Booth, and the Rainbow Division served the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Dental Society
Marion Country Club
R. V. Smith
A. O. Klaffenbach
E. S. Smith
Iowa City
Arthur Oelke
Philadelphia
W. F
Naibert
C. C. Pitlik
C. N. Booth
John Booth
Mardon
Milo B. Loomis
C. L. Layton
C. S. Foster
J. H. Kelly
F. B. Benesh
F. S. Peshek
G. R. Wilkinson
Anamosa
C. L. Fenner
T. W. Tuomey
Ocelke
Charles F. Huber
A. C. Naibert
Ed. Hruska
Benesh
E. W. Anderson
Ladies’ Aid of
The
First Methodist Church of
Marion
Local Lake Forest Academy seniors honored at commencement
George Dobson Alt and Robert Earl Pfeiffer, both senior and upper middle class members at Lake Forest academy, were honored at the annual commencement in Lake Forest Illinois. Pfeiffer was honorable mention for the Bateman prize of 20 dollars given by Floyd Bateman to the top upper middle class student showing greatest improvement. Alt was awarded a varsity golf jersey as he prepares to enter Northwestern university next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dobson Alt
Roy C. Alt
Robert Earl Pfeiffer
H. E. Pfeiffer
Lake Forest Academy
Lake Forest
Ill
Robert Pfeiffer
Bateman
Floyd Donald Bateman
Barrington
George Alt
Northwestern University
Savanna Visitors Return After Stay With Gray Family
Mrs A Gray and her daughter Jane of Savanna Illinois depart Tuesday afternoon for home after visiting Mr and Mrs C O Gray at 546 Vernon Drive SE. Also traveling with them was Miss Dorothy Gray who had visited in Savanna previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gray
Jane
Savanna, Ill
C. O. Gray
Vernon Drive
Dorothy Gray Eer
Savanna
Balcom Luberger Family Plans Summer in Dorset Minnesota
Mrs Balcom Luberger and her daughters Mary Katherine and Sally will leave Wednesday for Sabin s Park in Dorset Minnesota to spend the summer. Mr Luberger will join in August and they will stay until Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balcom Luberger
Second Avenue SE
Mary
Katherine
Sally
Sabin’s Park
Dorset
Minn
Lvberger
Shomlers Vacationing with Forest Park Family Members
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Shomler of Forest Park Illinois are vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. John W. Shomler at 1945 Fourth Avenue SE. Miss Ruth Shomler and Miss Thelma Shomler are also spending time with family during a multi generation visit and northern Wisconsin trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde C. Shomler
Forest Park
Ill
Mr. Shomler
John W. Shomler
Fourth Avenue SE
Ruth Shomler
Thelma Shomler
Wisconsin
Stock Family Visit With Mrs Jay as Audrey Stays
Mr and Mrs H R Stock of Morris and their family spent Sunday in the W A Jay home. Audrey Stock remains several weeks with her aunt Mrs Jay at 914 G Avenue NW. Mr Stock is Mrs Jays brother.
Grace Newman Connected to C. H. Emaly Family
Grace Newman of Dunlap NL is six weeks with the C. H. Emaly family at 111 Eleventh Street NW. Mr Newman is the father of C. H. Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Newman
Dunlap
C. H.emaly
Eleventh Street
Mr. Newman
C. H. Newman
Miss Powers to Wed This Week Honored at Dinner
Miss Nelle M. Powers, the guest of honor, attended a dinner and shower hosted by Alice Birch and Honora Lydon at the Palisades on Saturday evening ahead of her marriage this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle M. Powers
Alice Birch
Honora Lydon
the Palisades
Royal Neighbors Club Meeting at Knights of Pythias Hall
The Royal Neighbors of Parlor eee will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Knights of Pythias hall for regular business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlor
Knights of Pythias Hall
BE Meeting At V F W Hall With Prizes
The Security Benefit association holds a BE meeting at 8 p.m. in the V F W hall. Following the meeting five hundred will be played with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
V. F. W. Hall
Ladies auxiliary meeting at Cedar Rapids VFW Post 788
The Ladies auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Cedar Rapids post 788 will meet at 7 45 p m at the VFW hall Don Cook building to transact business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cedar Rapids
V. F. W. Hall
Don Cook
Queen of the West lodge meeting announced
Queen of the West lodge No. 2 L. 5 invites members Hawkeye et No. 57 and their families to a forthcoming meeting and gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of the West Lodge No
L. 5
B. J
Hawkeye Et No. 57
Grace Church Auxiliary Guild Meeting
The Woman's auxiliary guild of Grace church will meet with Mrs. C. H. French at 845 A avenue NE on Thursday at 1 for a luncheon and business gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary Guild of
Grace Church
C. H. French
Mrs Suits and Dill Groups Meet at Lindsay Home
Mrs A M Suits and Miss Margaret Dill will hold their divisions of the Second Evangelical church Tuesday at the home of Mrs G Z Lindsay located at 045 Nineteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Suits
Margaret Dill
Second Evangelical Church
G. Z Lindsay
Nineteenth Avenue
Becomes Bride of Cedar Rapids Man
Mrs Maurice E Ford was Miss Elizabeth Bentzinger before marrying last Tuesday in Centerville. She attended Coe College and the University of Iowa, joining Chi Omega. The couple, son of Mr and Mrs Fred M Ford of Cedar Rapids, will move to New York City for Columbia University coaching school and will reside in Knoxville after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice E. Ford
Elizabeth Bentzinger
Centerville
Coe College
Chi Omega Sorority
University of Iowa
Ford
Fred M. Ford
Cedar Rapids
New York City
Columbia University
Knoxville
Local Folk Set Sail for Europe on Montclair Trip
Several local residents depart tonight for Montreal to board the Montclair on Thursday and sail to Europe for the summer. Mrs. J. F. Tufts and sister Miss Alma Owens will leave tonight, along with Mrs. Juniata Caldwell Laser of Coe College. In Montreal they join Miss Maria Leonard, dean of women at the University of Illinois, formerly at Mrs. Hubbard of New York City, who has visited here with her brother the late Dr. John A. Marquis. A tour to the Nile and England will be led by Dr. W. Pratt with Mrs. Tufts and Miss Owens staying longer for Ireland, Scotland, and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Montclair
Europe
J. F. Tufts
Alma Owens
C Avenue
Juniata Caldwell Laser
Coe College
Maria Leonard
University of Illinois
Hubbard
New York City
John A. Marquis
Coe
W. Pratt
Nile
England
Tufts
Miss Owens
Ireland
Scotland
Eng
Andrie Recital Shines at First Christian Church
An appreciative audience of 150 heard Wencil Andrie, dramatic tenor, Monday evening at the First Christian church. He sang in Italian French German Spanish and Bo hemian with skill and feeling. Mrs Gladys Calder Brooks accompanied at the piano and contributed to the recital's success along with Edna St Vincent Millay and Mrs Edna Barrett Jackson. Miss Muriel MacIntosh provided music notes and Bel Canto club members greeted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wencil Andrie
Andrie
Gladys Calder Brooks
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Edna Barrett Jackson
Muriel MacIntosh
Bel Canto Club
Mrs Mattice active in Detroit high school Mothers' club
Mrs Lawrence Mattice a former Cedar Rapids resident guides the Mothers' club at Grosse Pointe High School Detroit Michigan. She has served as secretary and program chairman bringing speakers to monthly meetings. The club awards a scholarship and currently funds five graduates through college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Mattice
Cedar Rapids
Mothers’ Club
Grosse Pointe High School
Detroit
Mich
Mattice
Mae Searles Mattice
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
James M. Searles
Evans and Fry plan Marine Laboratory study near Bar Harbor
Gaynor Evans hosts William F. W. Fry of St. Louis at 816 Sixteenth Street SE for a week. They will travel to the Maine Marine Biological Laboratory near Bar Harbor for a month of graduate work toward their doctorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Evans
Sixteenth Street
William F. W. Fry
St. Louis
Amherst
Columbia University
New York City
Mr. Fry
Maine Marine Bi -Laboratory
Bar Harbor
Fridge Size Sparks Wish to Hinder Borrowing
A speaker notes preferring a very large refrigerator for their home, humorously aiming to deter Elia Mae from borrowing it, illustrating personal household dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Mae
Local Women Attend Child Development Conference
The gathering drew many local women including Mrs. Frederick G. Murray as state PTA chairman of parent education, and numerous others such as Mrs. Raymond N. Klass, Mrs. Elmer Grissel, Miss Ella Grissel, Mrs. F. J. Anderson, and Jeanes of Paris, France, among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Murray
P. T. A. State
Parent Education
Raymond N. Klass
E. C. Johnson
Nathan Baldwin
Nathan
C. B. Himmel
M. R. Warren
Charles Penningroth
R. N. Glendenning
John Miller
O. N. Johnson
Elmer Grissel
Ella Grissel
F. J
Emily Dvorak Weds Ralph H Redus at Family Home
Miss Emily Dvorak daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Dvorak joined Ralph H Redus son of Mrs E D Redus in marriage at the bride’s parents home on Saturday at 10 am. Reverend W Q Eckler of Tama conducted the double ring ceremony. Attendants were Mrs Lester L Johnson and Robert Redus. The couple plans to reside locally after a Wisconsin honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Dvorak
Emil Dvorak
Sixth Street
Ralph H. Redus
E. D. Redus
W. Q. Eckler
Tama
Lester L Johnson
Robert Redus
Johnson
Redus
Grant High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Geneseo, Ill
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Wisconsin
Barge Party Entertainment by Local Students
A Sunday evening barge party organized by Edna Steege and Billa Cheney featured dance numbers by Velma Cheney and Eva Vurgaitis, with attendees including Emil Kriz, Leon Klekar, Jerry Rosenberger, Loretta Gibbs, Kathryn Gibbs, DeVere Patterson, Dorothy Enger, Bob Hemminger, and many others. The event was spent dancing, reflecting a lively community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Steege
Billa Cheney
Velma Cheney
Eva Vurgaitis
Edna Dieman
Emil Kriz
Leon Klekar
Jerry Rosenberger
Gertrude Humbert
John Savel
Ann McDonald
Elmer Zbanek
Juliette McDonald
Arnold Tschirgi
Helen Mussman
Ray
Twelve members dine and play at country club duplicate bridge lunch
Twelve members of a duplicat e bridge club that meets every two weeks at the country club gathered for a luncheon and spent the afternoon playing duplicate.
Birthday honor for Mrs Frances Feyerabend at Fairfax party
Mrs Frances Feyerabend of Fairfax was surprised at a Sunday birthday party hosted by her children and grandchildren. The event featured a cake made by her daughter Mrs Will Schropp of Oxford with pink lettering and a gift presentation. Attendees included Amos Sulek Robert A. Lockhart Will Schropp Albert Jiroutek Lumir Feyerabend Lumir Schropp Leroy Schropp Patricia Schropp and Mae Schropp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Feyerabend
Fairfax
Will Schropp
Oxford
Feyerabend
Amos Sulek
Robert A. Lockhart
Albert Jiroutek
Lumir Feyerabend
Will LeRoy Schropp
Lloyd Eee Vernon Ee Paricia Ann Schropp
Rep L W Davis Asks For Recount In Four Townships
Rep L W Davis of Hazel Green seeks a recount of Adams Coffin's Grove and Manchester townships votes after a ballot discrepancy noted by the board of supervisors. The candidate was unofficially nominated in the June primary amid questions about a 50 ballot error affecting the Adams tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
L. W. Davis
Hazel Green
E. W. Williams
Board of Supervisors
Adams
Four Town Township
Coffin’s Grove Township
Adams Township
Gazette newsies to visit Royal American carnival
About sixty five Gazette newsboys supervised by Alex Fidler will tour the Royal American showgrounds near Twenty-ninth Street and B Avenue NE Tuesday night. They will be guests of the management and will be escorted to midway attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Mrs James Walker Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs James Walker wife of New York City's mayor underwent a major abdominal operation at Polyclinic hospital Tuesday. She was described as recovering in the ting room an unknown follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Walker
Polyclinic Hospital
How Popular Name Brought Star Fame
Discussion of how stage names and epithets shaped star personas in early cinema. Florence Turner known as the Biograph Girl, Mary Pickford as Americas Sweetheart, Clara Bow as The Platinun Blond, Lon Chaney and Eric von Stroheim given nicknames, with notes on how public perception and publicity boosted fame. Ends with a note about a Horoscope leaflet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lawrence
Biograph
Bob
Florence
Mary Pickford
Vitagraph
Florence Turner
America
Grauman
Sid
Kathleen MacDonald
Billy” Anderson
Eleanor Glynn
Clara Bow
Arch Reeve
Clara
Jean Harlow
Lincoln Quarberg
Howard Hughes
Jackie Coogan
Charlie Chaplin
Harry Wilson
Dolores del Rio
Lupe Velez
Raquel Torres
Malcolm Stuart Boylan
Cloek of
Lon Chaney
Officials Move To Help Unemployed Workers Continue
City officials plan two week job shifts starting July to provide steady work for unemployed laborers. A special council session will shape employment measures while considering capital improvements at the water plant and streets funded by bonds once assessment rolls are checked. The Chamber delegates O L Moore to solicit industrial jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stefan
Parks
Louis Burgess
Memorial Building
Chamber of Commerce
O. L. Moore
Chicago Street Workers Strike Over Nine Days Wages
Chicago streets were unswept and ash cans full as 2,300 unpaid street department workers led by John W. Garvey walked off the job. The strike followed the city’s failure to immediately pay nine days of wages demanded by the hod carriers and common laborers union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
John W. Garvey
Hod Carriers’ and Common Laborers’ Union
Chicago Mayor Warns of Crisis Without Federal Aid
Mayor Anton Cermak told the House Banking Committee that Chicago could face unknown outcomes after August 1 without further federal relief. He backed an Illinois amendment to the Wagner relief bill to permit loans to municipalities for operating expenses, flanked by Chicago officials and most of Illinois delegation led by Senator Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anton Cermak
House Banking Committee
Chicago
Cermak
Illinois
Lewis
How to Attack and Defend Notrump in Contract Bridge
The article explains the attacking lead as a long suit with an honor or length, choosing between partner or own suit to maximize reentries. It notes a warning lead top of nothing when the hand lacks a sound attacking suit, risking reliance on partner and personal defense, with an example from a recent game.
Bidding Quandary and Card Play Lessons from Expert
The Cedar Rapids Gazette features Mrs Culbertson answering readers questions on bridge bidding and play. It discusses a hand where East cannot raise, overbids, and two tables diverge on lead choice with South dealer and vs vulnerability. The explanation endorses spade lead queen when West holds QJ106 and O94 109863 K6, noting game potential and endplay logic.
Washington's Life 15 DeMolay Subject Opens Iowa Conclave
Johnson local attorney spoke Tuesday morning at the Iowa State DeMolay conclave. About 150 delegates plan to study Washington's farewell address upon return home, urged by Johnson. Harold Allen, Nebraska City past master councilor and former state master councilor, attended as honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wright
Robert Donovan
Gerald Reynolds
Edward Walters
D. William Ash
Raymond L. Groves
George Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Lodge Members Plan Evening Meetings With Guest Speaker
Delegates led by George Kruse Gerald Reynolds Gordon Ellis John Wright Raymond Groves and William Ash will attend evening meetings featuring degree work and a talk by Frank S Lane of Kansas City founder of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kruse
Gerald Reynolds
Gordon Ellis
John Wright
Raymond Groves
William Ash
Frank S. Lane
Kansas City
The
Order
City Briefs and Personal Notices Highlight Local Moves
Mrs. Louisa Palmer left Monday night for Portland Oregon. Mrs. G B Collins departed Monday for Oklahoma City. Miss Myrdle McAhren nurse at St Luke’s was summoned Sunday to Sioux City for her brother’s illness. Iowa Barber Shop now at opposite State Theater. L L Dorland bought and runs Lincoln Heights grocery gas and sandwich. Pioneer Council 1635 National Union Assurance holds meeting Tuesday at 8 pm in Sokol hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrydle McAhren
St. Luke’s Hospital
Sioux City
L. L. Dorland
Lincoln Heights
H. L. Wise
Pioneer Council
National Union Assurance Society
Sokol Hall
Third Street
Obed Bean heads to Kansas City and Independence
Obed Bean of 1004 First Street SW departed Monday night for Kansas City to visit his sisters and for Independence Missouri to see his mother Mrs Anna Bean who is 84 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obed Bean
First Street
Kansas City
Independence, Mo
Anna Bean
Fire Fighters face Watford in Legion junior league clash
Vernon Lorence of 2005 Daniels Street NE paid a $15 fine plus costs in police court after speeding. He could pay costs and surrender his license for 30 days. The Fire Fighters baseball team seeks the league crown, meeting a Watford squad at Daniels Park Sunday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Lorence
Daniels Street
Fire Fighters
American Legion
Watford
Daniels Park
Spring Fashion Pattern Ad Offers Anne Adams Designs
The ad promotes Pattern 2176 for sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42 with a chic yoke design and flared skirt. Cards request 15 cents per pattern and catalog price 15 cents, catalog and pattern together 25 cents. Office address listed in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ce Aed Publican Patter Department
Seventeenth Street
New York
Playground games class led by Batchelor for Cedar Rapids directors
J R Batchelor field secretary of the National Playground association conducted a class in new playground games for Cedar Rapids playground directors Tuesday. The session was held in the armory and a second will be held Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Batchelor
National Playground Association
Cedar Rapids
Armory
Doctor to address osteopathic society meeting in Detroit
Dr. S. A. Helebrant of Cedar Rapids is set to speak to the American Osteopathic society of Proctology during the Detroit gathering. The event coincides with the thirty sixth annual convention of the American Osteopathic association scheduled for July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Helebrant
Cedar Rapids
American Osteopathic Society of Proctology
Detroit
American Osteopathic Associaon
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Federal Court
Allen Eméry Reyner a laborer of Monticello filed a bankruptcy petition listing debts of 1754.82 and assets of 250. Mary Bartholomew a Grundy county housewife filed the same day with debts of 3545.39 and no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Eméry Reyner
Monticello
Mary Bartholomew
Grundy County
Roosevelt hotel chef recalls German war on two fronts
Hans Nickel, a Roosevelt hotel chef and former German Imperial Army serviceman, spoke at the Canopus club noon meeting Tuesday, detailing the war's horrors from a German perspective and discussing the challenges of reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Nickel
Roosevelt Hotel
Canopus Club
Mrs Scott Fractures Arm After Cherry Tree Fall
Mrs. C. G. Scott of 113 Fifteenth Street SE fractured her left arm near the shoulder when she fell from a cherry tree at 1 30 p m Tuesday. She was taken to St Luke's hospital for treatment after the accident near 6 Avenue and First Street NW while picking cherries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Scott
Fifteenth Street
Scott
St. Luke’s Hospital
6 Avenue
First Street
Republican nominees report campaign expenses
Dr. R. A. Vorpahl, successful coroner candidate, certified expenses of 133.90 to County Auditor G. A. Senninger. Tony Sedlacek, sheriff candidate, listed 37.50 and W. F. Mitchell, third district supervisor hopeful, 35.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Vorpahl
G. A. Senninger
Tony Sedlacek
W. F. Mitchell
Man Granted Permit for $3000 Dwelling in City
Kenneth Kohl of 3150 First Avenue receives city building permit to construct a $3,000 dwelling at 2116 E Avenue NE. Additional permits issued to the Joseph Elinger estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kohl
First Avenue
City Building Department
E Avenue
Joseph Elinger
Additions Planned for Local Properties
A $1,300 addition is proposed for a store building at 96 Sixteenth Avenue SW and a $1,000 addition for an apartment house at 2900 First Avenue belonging to F. A. Scolaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Avenue
F. A. Scolaro
First Avenue
Miss Adeline and Miss Violet Goodwater Head to Grandparents
Miss Adeline Goodwater and Miss Violet Goodwater of 610 Cobban Court SE will spend the summer with their grandparents in East Pleasant Plain after traveling Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline
Violet Goodwater
Cobban Court SE
East Pleasant Plain
Amelia Earhart Putnam Receives Special Medal in Washington
Mrs Amelia Earhart Putnam arrives in Washington to receive a special gold medal from President Hoover for her double solo Atlantic flight. She is welcomed by National Geographic Society president Dr Gilbert Grosvenor and travels with George Palmer Putnam, David Putnam, Miss Lucy Challiss, Gene Vidal, and Paul Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Atlantic Ocean
Hoover
New York
Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
George Palmer Putnam
David
County Teacher Examinations Set For Wednesday
Regular county teachers examinations begin Wednesday in room 216 at the county building under Lulu B. Secrist. The schedule lists subjects by session across Wednesday to Friday including rural school management, geography, arithmetic, civics, algebra, and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S&s
Iowa
Bowman Named Iowa City Postmaster
President Hoover nominated Charles A. Bowman for the Iowa City Iowa postmaster post as the administration announced a federal appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bowman
Iowa City
Washington
Hoover
Charles A. Bowman
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Ross O. Burke
Chester J. Keppler
U. S. S. Ellis
San Francisco
Grant Keppler
Dora P. Nunnally
Cedar Rapids Gazette Daily
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Rogers Bros
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Rock
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