Cedar Rapids Boys Head to Camp Highlands in Sayner
Cedar Rapids youths depart this week for Camp Highlands in Sayner Wisconsin to serve as councillors or attend the month to two month program. Avery Gage and Robertson Little leave Wednesday with families and chaperones, followed by the Pinneys and Henry Ristedt on Thursday and additional campers including Charles Luberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Highlands
Sayner
Wis
Avery Gage
Harry M. Gage
Second Avenue SE
Robertson Little
Robert Little
Blake Boulevard
Gage
Bill Gage
Eugene M. Pinney
Ridgeway Drive
Eugene
Henry Ristedt
Ethel Pinney Ristedt
Country Club Parkway
Pinney
Wilbur D. Kennedy
Upland Drive
Bill
Alfred E. Durin
Linden Drive
Milwaukee
Charles Luberger
Frederick Luberger
Cincinnati, O
Mrs Jaeger Departs Lake Forest After Brucemore Visit
Mrs. George J. Jaeger of Lake Forest Illinois left Monday evening after a visit of several days with her mother Mrs. George Bruce Douglas at Brucemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Jaeger
Lake Forest
Ill
George Bruce Douglas
Brucemore
Party Honors Parents at Butterfield Residence
Mrs. Carlotta Butterfield hosted a Saturday gathering at 1825 Ninth Street SW to celebrate her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Weltch. Robert Roy Jr sang, F. Wishek played piano accordion solos, and numerous guests attended including the Check, Drevikovsky, Boots, Engel, Adel, Bruce, Roy, Butterfield, Klein, and Laverne families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotta Butterfield
Ninth Street
Carl S. Weltch
Robert Roy, Jr
F. Wishek
Dorothy Check
Kathleen Check
Emma Kriz
Belle Drevikovsky
Donald Boots
Martin Newman
Leonard Drevikovsky
Pete Engel
Leo Adelbridge
Miss Julia Romiser Visits Miss Peggy Stewart
Miss Julia Romiser of Chicago is a guest of Miss Peggy Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Stewart at 352 Park terrace SE this week. The two were classmates at Ferry Hall school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Romiser
Chicago
Peggy Stewart
A. C. Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Romiser
Miss Stewart
Ferry Hall School
Miss Wilcox Leaves for Northwestern University
Miss Margaret Wilcox of 1719 Washington avenue SE has left for Evanston Illinois to enroll in Northwestern university's summer session. She will stay about two months in Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilcox
Washington Avenue
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Evanston
Mrs Wesley Kubik Hosts Fourth Birthday Party
Mrs. Wesley Kubik of 1422 Eighth Avenue SE entertained twenty four children on Friday afternoon for her daughter Joanne’s fourth birthday. Guests included Eddie Vavra Eugene Kadlee Robert Kadlee Phoebe Jane Vavra and many Kubik and Kacer family members with Mrs Joseph Kacer Irma Kubik and Mildred Kacer assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Kubik
Eighth Avenue SE
Joanne
Eddie Vavra
Eugene
Robert Kadlee
Phoebe Jane Vavra
Betty Bernice Jacque
Ruth Kubik
Eleanor Racer
Mary Louise Lattner
Bernice Tichy
Betty Ann Kvetensky
Everett
Ernest Kubik
Lorraine Leksa
Arline Miller
Geraldine Wenger
Roberta Owens
Katherine Kacer
Clara Kacer
Barbara Kubik
Joseph Kacer
Irma Kubik
Mildred Kacer
Father’s Day Party at Cedar Rapids Home
Guests at a Father s day party Monday evening at J. R. Sebern s home 127 A avenue NW included Mr and Mrs John Leiserman and Mr and Mrs Fred Manthie and their family of Mapleton Minnesota Mr and Mrs Charles Hoppe of Leysian Minnesota and Mr and Mrs C S Sebern of Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Sebern
A Avenue NW
John Leiserman
Fred Manthie
Mapleton
Minn
Charles Hoppe
Leysian
C. S. Sebern
Cedar Rapids
Kraemers Visit Shomlers in Ida Grove Return
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Kraemer of Ida Grove arrived Saturday to spend a few days with Mrs. Kraemer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Shomler, at 1812 C avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Kraemer
Ida Grove
Luncheon Held For Poyneer and Tousey Pre-Nuptial
Mr and Mrs David Turner hosted a luncheon at their lawn at 301 Twenty third Street Drive SE as a final courtesy to Miss Sue Poyneer and Orville H Tousey who will wed at St Johns Church at 8 pm Tuesday. Forty guests attended including families bridal party and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Poyneer
Orville H. Tousey
St. John’s Church
David Turner
Twenty-third Street Drive
Turner Home
Local Bridge Winners Listed After Monday Night Game
Mrs R F Gorman and Mrs S A Sanders won the duplicate contract bridge game at Mrs Oliver Longueville's home with victories in north south and east west positions. Second awards went to Mrs L H Jacobson and Mrs H J Robertson and to Mrs T E Taylor and Mrs G M Wodtke as thirty six players competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Gorman
S. A. Sanders
North
Stephen Pardera
East
Oliver Longueville
L. H. Jacobson
H. J. Robertson
T. E. Taylor
G. M. Wodtke
West
Evans sister leaves for Hunter College commencement
Dr. Willa M. Evans, visiting her father Rev. William M. Evans at 1328 Avenue NE, left Monday to attend commencement exercises at Hunter College of the City of New York. She was accompanied by her sister Lulu E. Peterson as far as Pittsburgh, Pa., where Lulu will visit her daughter Mrs. Warren K. Martin and Mr. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa M. Evans
William M. Evans
Avenue NE
Hunter College
City of New York
Lulu E. Peterson
Pittsburgh
Warren K. Martin
Martin
Mrs Hermann Honors Mrs Josephine Kenyon at Luncheon
Mrs L R Hermann of 2444 Fifth Avenue Southeast hosted a sewing club luncheon Tuesday honoring Mrs Josephine Kelly Kenyon of Portland Oregon. Mrs D C Knight of Waterloo joined as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Hermann
Fifth Avenue SE
Josephine Kelly Kenyon
Portland
Ore
D. C. Knight
Waterloo
Kiwanis Ladies Club Luncheon Set for Wednesday
The Kiwanis Ladies club will hold a covered dish luncheon Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. O. W. Lawrence on Vinton road NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Ladies Club
O. W. Lawrence
Vinton Road
Quaas Genealogical Reunion Held at Thomas Park
The annual reunion of descendants of Godfrey and John Quaas met Sunday at Thomas park pavilion with about 100 attendees. Re elected were Walter Quaas of Alburnett as president and C. E. Bleedner of Cedar Rapids as secretary treasurer. Attendees from Brandon, Vinton, Springville, Victor, Waterloo, and Marion joined relatives from Cedar Rapids, Mount Vernon, and Alburnett. L. A. Quaas of Alburnett was the eldest present and Jacqueline Lee Holyoke of Cedar Rapids was the youngest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
John Quaas
Thomas Park
Walter Quaas
Alburnett
C. E. Bleedner
Cedar Rapids
E. E. Quaas
Brandon
Glen Quaas
Vinton
George Olinger
Springville
Cora Bleedner
Victor
Walter Newell
Waterloo
Marion
Mount Vernon
L. A. Quaas
Jacqueline Lee Holyoke
C. E. Holyoke
C Avenue NE
Kampmeiers Move to Elmhurst Drive For New Quaker Oats Post
Mr and Mrs Carlos Kampmeier and son Jack relocate from Iowa City to 1315 Elmhurst Dr NE after Carlos earns a master's in chemical engineering at the University of Iowa on June 1 and accepts a position with Quaker Oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Kampmeier
Jack
Iowa City
Elmhurst Drive
Kampmeier
University of Iowa
Quaker Oats Company
Mrs Philip Berger Returns From Chicago Visit
Mrs Philip Berger of 842 Second Street NW has returned home after spending three weeks in Chicago visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Berger
Second Street
Chicago
Ceremonial End Lights Toyland Week At Hitaga Camp
A fairy ceremonial concluded Toyland week at Camp Hitaga with Janice Bailey Lois Nesper and Mary Du Mont honored. Dorothey Jane Plock Georgia Ann Buresh Betty Niles Mary Gent recognized by Miss Burr. Barbara Carruthers Diane Marshall read poems as Hepner led a hymn and church service. Fireside and contest highlights included a Mother Goose banquet and craft awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hitaga
Janice Bailey
Lois Nesper
Cedar Rapids
Mary du Mont
Anamosa
Diane Waples
Dorothy Ridgeway
Ariana A. Burr
Dorothy Jane Plock
Georgia Ann Buresh
Betty Niles
Mary Gent
Nokomis
Dorothy Ireland
Carol Jean Curran
Shirley Like
Pauline Smith
Barbara Carruthers
Marilyn van de Dalker
Shirley Long
Arlene Gundling
Kathleen Nesper
Patsy Kelly
Jean McGinnis
Mary Stenner
Betty Ruth Konigsmark
Twyla Memler
Jo Ann Miller
Carol Kopel
Lois
Arlene Gun
Perry East Moline Couple Are Married
Mrs Frank Johnson of Perry announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret Winifred Gas ser to Lester Horak of East Moline Kent. The wedding occurred at East Moline on June 8. Mrs Horak is a 1933 Atkins graduate and Mr Horak is a 1932 East Moline High School alumnus. They will reside at the Ideal apartments after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Perry
Margaret Winifred Gasser
Lester Horak
East Moline
Kil
Gearhart family to enroll Ralph Gearhart Jr at Culver Naval
Mr and Mrs Ralph W Gearhart and their son Jerome traveled to Culver Indiana on Tuesday to enroll Ralph Gearhart Jr in the Culver naval school for the summer session. They will return later in the week after a short stay in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Gearhart
Twenty-first Street
Jerome
Ralph, Jr
Culver
Ind
Culver Naval School
Shower honors Libbie Popelka before June wedding
Mrs. Frank Shimek and Miss Evelyn Popelka hosted a shower at C. S. P. S. hall for Miss Libbie Popelka, who will wed Leo Sal on June 30. One hundred twenty five guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shimek
D Street
Evelyn Popelka
C. S. P. S. Hall
Libbie Popelka
Leo Sal
Visits Miss Kemper
Miss Shirley Stevenson of Minneapolis is a guest of Miss Elaine Kemper at 2530 Twenty sixth street drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Stevenson
Minneapolis
Elaine Kemper
Twenty-sixth Street
Alberta Thompson Honored At Cedar Falls Luncheon
Two Cedar Falls hostesses, Mrs. H. M. Merrill and Mrs. George Cleveland, hosted a luncheon at the Merrill home honoring Miss Alberta Thompson of Cedar Rapids. Her upcoming marriage to Byron K. Anderson, of Cedar Rapids, is set for Saturday. Attending from Cedar Falls were Miss Thompson, her mother Mrs. R. H. Thompson, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
H. M. Merrill
George Cleveland
Merrill
Alberta Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Byron K. Anderson
Thompson
R. H. Thompson
A. A. Elderkin
F. O. Storrs
Will M. Lee
Nevin Nichols Heads Wisconsin Linn Group Picnic
Nevin Nichols of Cedar Rapids is elected president of the Wisconsin Linn group for the coming year at the annual picnic held Sunday at Bever park attended by sixty. Officers include M. O. Winter as vice president and Mrs. Stanley Stevens as secretary treasurer. outgoing officers are Winter and Marvin Edison. Royal Holbrook spoke on Early Wisconsin History and plans were set for mid year and June 20 1937 picnics. Many Cedar Rapids and Marion residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
Nevin Nichols
Cedar Rapids
M. O. Winter
Stanley Stevens
Marion
Marvin Edison
Clare Nichols
Royal Holbrook
Wisconsin
M. H. Biddick
Diane
Norma
Helen
C. R. Biddick
C. B. F. Michel
Ida Michel
Charles Ward
Neal Bunting
John
R. H. Biddick
Reta
Robert Fiedler
D. M. Morris
Glenn
D. W. Hampton
Springville
H. C. Smith
Waterloo
A. T. Gloss
Monticello
C. G. Travis
Merrill, Wis
Past Noble Grands Honored by Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
About 200 women attended a Friday evening meeting at Sokol hall to honor past noble grands. Frances Haller gave the welcome, Mrs. Joseph Simon responded, Theta Rho girls club officers presented a gift, and performances by Mary Louise Fieseler Anna Mae Chramosta and Mildred Mikul ecky followed. Assembly officers were elected with Alice Blahnik named noble grand Martha Dvorak vice grand Agnes Doubrnsky recording secretary and Lillian Hosek treasurer. Libbie Fieseler and Julia Stefan coordinated arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Sokol Hall
Frances Haller
Joseph Simon
Theta Rho Girls Club
Praha Lodge
Mary Louise Fieseler
Anna Mae Chramosta
Olga Chramosta
Mildred Mikulecky
Theta Rho Club
Alice Blahnik
Martha Dvorak
Agnes Doubrnsky
Lillian Hosek
Libbie Fieseler
Julia Stefan
Miss Alice Myers Returns Home After Visit
Miss Alice Myers returns to Des Moines after a week visiting her grandmother Mrs. Eliza Wilson and aunt Miss Bess Wilson at 811 L Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Myers
Des Moines
Eliza Wilson
Bess Wilson
L Street
Stockberger Reunion Planned for June 28 at Marion Park
The annual Stockberger reunion is scheduled for next Sunday June 28 at Thomas park in Marion. If rain intervenes, the gathering will move to the home of Mrs Mae Klopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockberger
Thomas Park
Marion
Mae Klopp
Sunday Nighters Host Couples At First Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs J Ronald Anderson of 1512 First avenue E hosted the Sunday Nighters gathering. Mrs Thomas Svoboda and J E Gabriel won high bridge prizes, with Ms Gabriel and Mr Svoboda taking the low awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ronald Anderson
First Avenue E
Thomas Svoboda
J. E. Gabriel
Gabriel
Mr. Svoboda
Jokes and Toasts For All Occasions Ad Circular
A lighthearted pitch offers a 40 page booklet with 157 jokes and 137 toasts for all occasions. It invites readers to send 15 cents to Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute in New York City for the booklet titled Jokes And Toasts For All Occasions, with name and booklet title clearly written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly
Jim
Tim
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th St
New York
N. Y
Dr Eunice Mantz Weds Dr Everett Christensen in Los Angeles
Dr Eunice Mantz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell L Mantz of 1545 Park Ave SE, wed Dr Everett Christensen Monday in Los Angeles. Both newlyweds are graduates of Union College and the College of Medical Evangelists. They will reside in Los Angeles while completing internships at Santa Fe General Hospital and Los Angeles General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. Mantz
Park Avenue SE
Eunice Mantz
Everett Christensen
Los Angeles
Calif
Christensen
Washington High School
Union College
Lincoln
Neb
College of Medical Evangelists
Santa Fe General Hospital
Honor Mrs Dobrovsky on seventieth birthday
Mrs Mary A Dobrovsky observed her seventieth birthday Sunday and was honored at a surprise party Monday at her daughter Mary Volesky’s home in SE. Neighbors from Johnson Avenue NW attended and presented a handkerchief shower. A separate gathering near Fairfax hosted forty eight relatives and friends with a picnic dinner and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Dobrovsky
Mary Volesky
Higley Avenue
Johnson Avenue NW
Josephine Spencer
Stanley E. Lubbock
Jane
Anna M. Mitchell
Hal G. Donnan
Ida Lubbock
Charles R. Vol
W. B. A. District Rally Attended by Cedar Rapids Officers
Members of the Women's Benefit Association lodge No. 26 of Cedar Rapids attended a district rally in Dubuque. Delegates included President Louise Rebeck Vice-president Mary Kirsch Treasurer Laura Roy Secretary Lissie McAvoy and other members Clara Fields Anne Marinns Cora Raney and Amelia Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Benefit Association Lodge No. 26
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Louise Rebeck
Mary Kirsch
Laura Roy
Lissie McAvoy
Josephine Bean
Clara Fields
Anne Marinns
Cora Raney
Amelia Vaughn
Brewer family visiting relatives in Midwest Wyoming
Clyde C. Brewer and his wife from Midwest Wyoming with sons Rodney and Allan are visiting Mr and Mrs E L Brewer at 1804 Sixth Avenue SE for about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde C. Brewer
Midwest
Wyo
Rodney
Allan
Mr. Brewer
E. L. Brewer
Sixth Avenue SE
Fishermen Prout Sopousek and Hradecky to Return Tuesday
Dr. F J Prout M J Sopousek and Frank Hradecky will return Tuesday evening from a fishing trip at Lake Winibigoshish Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Prout
M. J. Sopousek
Frank Hradecky
Lake Winibigoshish
Minn
Oelwein Educator Named to Governor's Advisory Board
G B Ferrell superintendent of Oelwein public schools is appointed assistant to the governor and one of eight members of the governor's advisory board for Rotary International eleventh district. The district includes all Iowa except the western counties and sixty three clubs for northeast Iowa. Ferrell will oversee Charles City Waverly Oelwein Independence Guttenberg Manchester Dubuque and Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
G. B. Ferrell
Rotary International
Iowa
Graceful Anne Adams Pattern 4035 Summer Frock
A dainty frock described with airy yoke capelets and a slightly flared skirt. Pattern 4035 for sizes 12 through 40, fabric 39 inch 3 yards at size 16, includes illustrated instructions and pattern book offer. Order from Rapids Gazette Pattern Depart, 243 W 17th St, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Bere
Rapids Gazette
17Th St
New York
Clark to Spend Bonus on Fourth Operation to Restore Sight
Manches Fremont H Clark 36 son of Mr and Mrs G P Clark of Wadena a World War veteran will spend his bonus money on a fourth cornea transplant operation to regain his sight. The news notes the procedure could help thousands of blinded World War veterans if perfected and cites Clark’s loss of sight from an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Manches
Fremont H. Clark
G. P. Clark
Wadena
300 Attend Community Night At Harrison
Three hundred people attended the first playground community night Monday at Harrison playground. Four reels of moving pictures were shown. Tonight's program will be held at Riverside Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Playground
Riverside Park
Osceola Editor Grimes Reports Campaign Spending
Des Moines coverage shows John M. Grimes, Osceola editor, who lost the Republican gubernatorial nomination bid, listing campaign expenditures of 3475 dollars and contributions totaling 473 dollars. The largest single contribution was 200 dollars from P. J. Grimes. He paid 760 dollars to workers at his Des Moines headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
John M. Grimes
Osceola
P. J. Grimes
Grimes
Births Register at St Luke Hospital June 21
Families announce births at St Luke Hospital including Theodore Rees Ramsay son of Mr and Mrs William T Ramsay 150 Thirty-fourth street NE. a son for Donald Albaugh Mechanicsville. a daughter for Elmer H Meyer Stanwood. a daughter for A H Bruns 1844 First Avenue W. a son for Pat T Hamilton 1516 C Avenue NE. a daughter for Harley O Sisco 915 N Street SW. a son for H H Weyer Shellsburg. all on or around June 20 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Ramsay
Thirty-fourth Street
Theodore Rees
St. Luke Hospital
Donald Albaugh
Mechanicsville
St. Luke’s Hospital
Elmer H. Meyer
Stanwood
A. H. Bruns
First Avenue W
William T. Ramsey
Pat T. Hamilton
C Avenue
Harley O. Sisco
N Street
H. H. Weyer
Shellsburg
Notice of Authority to Sell Real Estate in Linn County Iowa
Probate No. 13567 lists Marie Hepker as Executrix seeking to sell Lot 61 Auditor's Plat 141 Oak-1- oes See Iowa and adjoining parcels totaling about 85.71 acres in sections 10 11 22 84-8 with NE and NW quarters, at public or private sale. Proceeds to be divided per the will terms. Leonard, attorney for Executrix, filed in Linn County District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Stephen Lumond
Pearl Dumond
Lulu Dumond
Grace Dumond
Milo J. Sedlacek
Marie Hepker
Julius Hepker
Wesley C. Dumond
Clara Dumond
Roy Dumond
Doris Dumond
State of Iowa
Stephen Dumond
District Court
Camp Wapsie hosts 100 plus boys for weeklong camp
More than one hundred boys departed Monday for Camp Wapsie Y for a week. Activities spanned five campfire programs, boxing matches, and nature studies with snakes collected as mascots. Cabin 4 won the diamondball and track events, Keith Koehn and Tom Huston won tennis and horseshoes, while John Huston and Bob Ettinger led camper leadership and honors lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wapsie-Y
W. S. Grant
Louis Schmeling
H. D. Ross
Cedar Rapids
Cabin 4
John Chehak
Keith Koehn
Tom Huston
Howard Springer
George Ross
Ray Rompot
Dick Rompot
Jack Miller
Edward Freeman
Mr. Grant
Extra Bonus Bonds Paid To Cedar Rapids Veterans
The Cedar Rapids area paid $38,300 more in bonus checks as 766 surrendered bonds were paid to 115 veterans. This brings the week’s local bonus bond payments to $562,350 in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Jaeger
Miss Wilcox
Shomlers
Ron Old
Poyneer-Tousey
DR. Evans
Mrs. Hermann
Josephine Kenyon
Quaas Reunion
Carlos Kampmeiers
Mrs. Berger
Erderhoff
First Avenue
Hitaga
Ralph Gearhart
Culver School
Miss Popelka
Wisconsin-Linn Group
Praha Rebekah
Miss Myers
Larry
Bee
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Washington
Old England
England
Willy
Feg Murray
ST Cadie
Firsstor Hea
Wincid
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Fred
Dr. Eunice Mantz
Mrs. Dobrovsky
W. B. A. District Rally
Clyde C. Brewers
Anne Otdams
Harrison
Leonard
Executrix
John Huston
Bob Houck
Jack Horak
Russell Boyer
Jack Linkletter
Jim Holmes
Bob Ettinger
Richard Strong
Don Kriz
Clifford Geiger
Jimmy Holmes
Robert Ettinger
Bruce Ingels
Jack Foster
Jack Forbes
Orley McCune
Donald Proska
Glen Johnston
Bob Sorensen
Richard Sorensen
August Bloom
Robert Brammant
Melvin Brammant
Bob Clark
John Reitz
John House
Duncan Ross
Donald Meeks
James White
Johnny Martin
Bob Kimball
James Arce
Joseph Arce
Robert Arp
Frederick Bates
Marcus Bates
Bobby Beem
Donald Bennett
Eophe Berry
Fred Berry
Milo Bisek
Herbert Brooks
Bud Brousard
Jack Burman
John H. Choate
Russell Clapp
Joe Omelik
Ben Davis
Lawrence Dodge
Alvin Edaburn
George Elliott
George Engel
Richard Feireisen
John Fisher
LeRoy Fortner
Harold Frazier
Don Fritz
Eugene Fritz
Harold Franks
Chester Geiger
Charles Gill
Paul Gustaffsson
Dick Hall
Keith Henson
Richard Henson
George Highem
Bob Hinton
Harry Horak
Jerry Horak
Ray Ingles
Robins Jackson
Donald Jayne
Melvin Jeffery
George Kane
Ralph Karlan
Earl Kenney
Bobby Kennedy
Kenneth Kennedy
William Kidder
Arthur Koehler
William Lawrence
Dick Layman
Grant LeMasters
Kenneth LeMasters
Dean Lehman
Dave Linge
Carl Scott Linge
Dale McDonald
Henry McNabb
Kenneth Marsh
Louis Martinez
Billy Matus
Eddie Matus
Joe Mead
Robert Mead
Glenn Mendel
Richard Meyers
George Miller
Gene Moes
Gordon Mollman
Jerry Mollman
Rudy Myers
Paul Myers
George Oon
Don Palmer
Charles Ranchard Rompot
Raymond Rompot
Dale Rummens
Don Ee Eae
David Ude
X Na
Emory Sample
Donald Santee
Jimmie Santee
Gail Schwartz
Frank South
Harry St. Germain
Allen Taylor
James Teale
Bob Tewalt
Jack Tewalt
Lee Thomas
Clayton Tilton
Robert Tilton
William Ullrich
Billie Vail
Bobby Vail
Robert Veverka
Kenneth Vintegel
George Vlecke
Eugene Webb
Raymond Wittenmeyer
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