Mrs. B. R. Abbey Named St. Pauls Aid Society Head
Mrs. B. R. Abbey was elected president of St. Pauls Methodist Ladies aid society at a closing meeting Friday afternoon after a luncheon. She succeeds Mrs. W. E. Warren. New officers include Mrs. James Barnett first vice president and Mrs. L. M. Downing second vice president plus secretary Mrs. Guy C. Rich and treasurer Mrs. F. W. Mulson. Bertha Pownall installed the officers. reports praised relief work, 300 bouquets from pulpit flowers and over 2,000 calls made during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jirs. B. R. Abbey
St. Paul’s Methodist Ladies Aid Society
W. E. Warren
James Barnett
L. M. Downing
Guy C. Rich
F. W. Mulson
Bertha Pownall
Abbey
H. N. Boyson
Warren
Ray Ingham
Mrs D M Torrence Honored In City Visit
Mrs. D M Torrence of Paw paw Michigan visiting friends here with her children Lucille and Edward. She is a house guest of Dr and Mrs J S Skien at 2007 Fourth Avenue SE. Mrs Lee O Nielson hosted a lunch at Bever Park on Saturday honoring Torrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Torrence
Pawpaw, Mich
Lucille
Edward
J. S. Skien
Fourth Avenue SE
Lee O. Nielson
Park Avenue SE
Bever Park
Torrence
Skien
Clay Phillips
R. W. Manatt
Nielson
J. L. Kikendall
John Skala Honored on Ninety-First Birthday Party
John Skala of 1105 Eighth Street SE was feted at his home on Wednesday evening in a birthday party. Guests included numerous neighbors and family members such as Mrs. Anna Bezdek Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nuem esky Mrs. Feyerabend and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skala
Eighth Street
Anna Bezdek
F. Feyerabend
Frank Nuemesky
Frank Kaspar
Jerry Klinsky
John Karasek
Amos Sulek
Edward Stodola
Mrs Ellis Hosts Rebekah Lodge Installing Staff
Mrs Norvella Ellis district deputy president for Home Lodge No 79 of the Rebekahs hosted an installing staff luncheon Friday at the Marion Country Club. Attendees included Mesdames Carrie Willey Maude Alice Hovorka Bertha DeMers Gert rude Jackman Viola Kopecky Ella Scott Ada Stone Rose Stoddard Verbena Gosnell Leota Kraut and Miss Helen Baker Hazel Ramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvella Ellis
Home Lodge No. 79
Rebekahs
Marion Country Club
Carrie Willey
Maude Alice Hovorka
Bertha DeMers
Gertrude Jackman
Viola Kopecky
Ella Scott
Ada Stone
Rose Stoddard
Verbena Gosnell
Leota Kraut
Helen Baker
Hazel Ramer
Burkholder Hosts Dinner For Engle And Ellis
Mrs H S Burkholder of 215 First Avenue West will host a Saturday evening dinner honoring Miss Betty Engle and Miss Gretta Ellis who soon depart for Europe to spend time in the British Isles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Burkholder
First Avenue W
Betty Engle
Gretta Ellis
Europe
British Isles
Regina Blake’s Eighth Birthday Party Held at Home
Regina Blake entertained eight year old guests at a Wednesday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blake at 1745 Avenue NW. Games and refreshments were provided by Mrs. W. O. Blake and Mrs. Paul Blake. attendees included Betty Blake Dolores Milburn Nancy Lee Milburn Bonnie Beem Maxine Charipar Winifred Foulk Sonny Evers Phyllis Smith Mary Milburn of California Mo. Mrs. C. O. Blake and Mrs. Iona Milburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Blake
Paul Blake
Avenue NW
W. O. Blake
Betty
Billy Blake
Dolores
Nancy Lee Milburn
Bonnie Beem
Maxine Charipar
Winifred Foulk
Sonny Evers
Phyllis Smith
Mary Milburn
California
C. O. Blake
Iona Milburn
San Francisco Guest Visits Mrs Haynes in NE Portland
Mrs W H Smith of San Francisco visits sister Mrs L C Haynes at 2920 C avenue NE. Mr and Mrs J F McLaughlin of 200 Twenty-eighth Street SE plan a Sunday dinner honoring the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smith
San Francisco
L. C. Haynes
C Avenue
J. F. McLaughlin
Twenty-eighth Street
Dinner honors Mrstik sixteenth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Arthur Klahn entertained at a dinner Friday evening honoring Mr and Mrs William Mrstik on their sixteenth wedding anniversary. Covers were laid for seven guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Klahn
B Avenue NW
William Mrstik
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Cramer at Daniels Street NE
Relatives of Mrs. Paul Cramer 861 Daniels Street NE entertained with a surprise birthday party Friday evening in her honor. A buffet was served and twenty five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cramer
Daniels Street
Cramer
Mrs Day and Son Leave for Los Angeles Visit
Mrs Burton Day of 1711 Grande avenue SE and her son James departed Friday for Los Angeles to spend the next month with relatives.
Areme Circle Luncheon Honors Mrs. Nora McKinnon
Areme circle of the Order of Eastern Star hosted a Friday luncheon at 2123 Greenwood Dr SE honoring Mrs. Nora McKinnon as worthy matron. The program featured Peggy Bode, Marion Armstrong with violin, and readings while yellow and white decor framed table service. next meeting set for July 31 at Bever Park pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Circle
Order of Eastern Star
H. C. Watson
Greenwood Drive
Nora McKinnon
Peggy Bode
Lester Baldwin
Mable Cooper Hatch
Marion Armstrong
Lulu Iosty
O. L. Gerdle
Bernice Diserens
McKinnon
George Palmer
Emma Benish
Lota Barnett
Lulu Halpin
Hazel Hromek
Bever Park
Bridal Dinner for Miss Lamp and Mr Laubly
Mr and Mrs Charles Hess will entertain at a dinner at 1515 Ellis boulevard NW Saturday honoring Miss Henrietta Lamp and William L Laubly who will be married that evening. Guests include relatives and friends from Blue Island South Amana Chicago and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hess
Ellis Boulevard
Henrietta Lamp
William L. Laubly
Miss Lamp
Laubly
Harold Graves
Chicago
Andrew Johnson
Willis
Blue Island, Ill
Elizabeth Siegel
Theodore Berger
Ferdinand Ruff
Henry
Theodore Setzer
South Amana
Louisa Chesley
Homer A. Crumb
Theodore Nielsen
Ma Ann
E. J. Carson
Brittins Guests Leave for Sioux City
Misses Sybil and Patricia Harmon of Chicago depart Saturday for Sioux City after visiting Mr and Mrs C H Brittin at 1837 B Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Brittins
Sioux City
Sybil
Patricia Harmon
Chicago
C. H. Brittin
B Avenue NE
Joint meeting of Cedar Rapids and Des Moines railway auxiliaries
A joint Railway Mail association auxiliary meeting was held at the Hotel Tallcorn in Marshalltown on Wednesday. Speakers included Mrs. J. W. Waddell and others from Des Moines and Cedar Rapids. local members listed for the event with Mrs. Reames in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Railway Mail Association
Tallcorn
Marshalltown
J. W. Waddell
S. T. Hootman
Paul Kear
William Fowler
Katherine Davis
Newton Owen
W. P. Comstock
E. K. Easton
C. H. Foster
B. A. Gillham
A. H. Hinton
L. H. Long
E. J. Long
George Hodge
A. L. Hinton
A. B. Nicholas
C. W. Reames
Robert Rejsa
N. P. Vanderlinden
R. E. Wilhelm
I. T. Wilson
Mrs. Reames
Eluta Tami Camp Fire elects officers at Ellis Park gathering
The Eluta Tami Camp Fire group met at the river pavilion in Ellis Park on Wednesday morning for breakfast and a brief business session. Officers elected were Margaret Clark president Audrey Anderson vice president Beverly Wright secretary Verna Krogh treasurer Mary Ann Mateju scribe and Ruth Bokerney musical director. Mrs A J Anderson guardian and Jane Ellen Grissel assistant attended. Guests included Betty Shifflet Muscatine Ida Jerring Lincoln Neb Shirley and Beverly Brooks Marshalltown and Elaine Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eluta Tami
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Margaret Clark
Audrey Anderson
Beverly Wright
Verna Krogh
Mary Ann Mateju
Ruth Bokerney
A. J. Anderson
Guardian
Jane Ellen Grissel
Betty Shifflet
Muscatine
Ida Jerring
Lincoln, Neb
Shirley and
Beverly Brooks
Marshalltown
Elaine Anderson
Entertain Club Hosts Winners at Piva Teers Gathering
Martha Kralik and Mildred Libal presided over a Piva Teers club evening at Mildred Libal’s home. After a brief meeting, games awarded first prize to Ann Bohac and consolation to Ben Fieseler. Attendees included Maxine Bendorf, Mary Klumpar, Geraldine Hass, Elsie Bolak, VlastA Volak, Georgian Hach, Esther Nezerka, Lillian Samek, Irma Hradecky, Zula Cacek, Mrs. Edward Kuba and Mrs. Fred Kinchner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Kralik
Mildred Libal
Pivateers Club
Ann Bohac
Ben Fieseler
Maxine Bendorf
Mary Klumpar
Geraldine Hass
Elsie Bolak
Vlasta Volak
Georgian Hach
Esther Nezerka
Lillian Samek
Irma Hradecky
Zula Cacek
Edward Kuba
Fred Kinchner
Mrs. Wickham Hosts Kill-Kare Klub Meeting
Mrs. Elmer Wickham hosted members of the Kill-Kare Klub at her home on Friday afternoon at 373 Twentieth Street SE with a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wickham
Twentieth Street
The
Kill-Kare Klub
Club Prize Winners and Guests Named
Mrs. C. L. Morningstar, Mrs. Wickham and Mrs. W. O. Blake won prizes. Guests of the club were Mrs. Morningstar, Mrs. W. L. Mott and Mrs. Harry Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Morningstar
Wickham
W. O. Blake
Morningstar
W. L. Mott
Harry Bailey
Mrs Rebecca Geiger Visits Sister in La Verne
Mrs Rebecca Geiger of La Verne California visits her sister Mrs E J Glessner at 1746 B avenue NE. She is noted as a former Iowa resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Geiger
la Verne
Calif
E. J. Glessner
Iowa
Lemke Coughlin Urge Wiping Out 20 Billion Bonds
In Detroit AP report Rep William Lemke and Father Charles E Coughlin proposed a new money plank to wipe out 20 billion dollars of bonds held by bankers as government security. They announced the plan after a Royal Oak Michigan conference with Thomas Charles O'Brien of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
William Lemke
North Dakota
Union
Charles E. Coughlin
Lemke
Coughlin
Thomas Charles O’brien
Boston
Royal Oak
Mich
Marriage Vows for Emma Fuller and Maurice Raymond
Miss Emma Pearl Fuller of Oelwein and Maurice W. Raymond of Manchester were married Thursday at the Methodist parsonage. Rev. Thomas P. Shaffer officiated. Attendants were Roger B. Miller and Neva J. Miller. They will reside on a farm near Thorpe. The bride is to her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Fuller. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Raymond of near Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Emma Pearl Fuller
Oelwein
Maurice W. Raymond
Thomas P. Shaffer
Roger B. Miller
Neva J. Miller
Thorpe
John Henry Fuller
Charles J. Raymond
Monona Legion Auxiliary Names Officers
At the Monona American Legion auxiliary meeting on Thursday the group elected officers for the term. President is Mrs Nelda Meilke. vice presidents are Mrs Alenta Kulsvig and Mrs Florence Klinkel. secretary treasurer is Mrs Adeline Fox. chaplain is Mrs Hazel Orr. historian is Mrs Anne English. sergeant at arms is Mrs Marie Baade. executive committee members are Mrs Arlene Thomas, Mrs Anna Tapper, and Mrs Orelle Klotzbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monona
American Legion Auxiliary
Nelda Meilke
Alenta Kulsvig
Florence Klinkel
Adeline Fox
Hazel Orr
Anne English
Marie Baade
Arlene Thomas
Anna Tapper
Orelle Klotzbach
Anne Adams Pattern 2655 Jacket Ensemble Two Timer
Anne Adams pattern 2655 offers a slimming frock with a matching jacket in contrasting fabric. Features include cape gokie sleeves on the frock and raglan sleeves on the jacket with sizes 16 to 46 and yardage for size 36. Illustrations and step by step instructions included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Iowans Predict Democratic Victory Ahead of Convention
Iowa leaders voiced strong confidence in Roosevelt’s renomination and a Democratic win in November. Hubert Utterback and others praised the convention, predicting a national Roosevelt sweep and an Iowa victory backed by farm policy support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hubert Utterback
Iowa
Larson
Minnesota
McArthur
East
West
Middle West
Roosevelt
White House
Nels G. Kraschel
Harlan
Kraschel
Indictment In Gift Of God Blackmail Case
Federal grand jury charges Mrs. Nelle Tipton Muench and co defendants with using the mails to defraud in an alleged 250000 blackmail scheme involving a baby claimed to be the physician’s. The case names Dr Ludwig O Muench Helen Berroyer and attorney Wilfred Jones as defendants. The hoax sought money from Dr Marsh Pittman by claiming he fathered a baby boy found in the Muench home last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Nelle Tipton Muench
Ludwig O. Muench
Helen Berroyer
Wilfred Jones
Muench
Marsh Pittman
Knox Opens Campaign Stop At Hampshire Home Rally
Col Frank Knox Republican vice presidential nominee prepared for a campaign in his Hampshire summer home era stating the gravest issues since Civil War days. Thousands of New Hampshire citizens greeted him at a city rally crowding the municipal stadium where Knox spoke for about 20 minutes and shook hands with hundreds. He framed the choice as a defense of freedom in the age old battle of men to safeguard their liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Frank Knox
Chicago
Knox
New Hampshire
Andrew J Gushee 71 Dies Of Heart Attack In Independence
Andrew J Gushee aged 71 died in Independence Thursday night from a heart attack. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 30 PM at Swan and Leytze chapel with burial at Hazleton. Born Keithsbury Illinois January 25 1865 to Moxie R and Pathenia Gushee. Married to Dott Emerson January 25 1893. Survived by daughter Edna Burns Oelwein and son Ernest Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Andrew Jackson Gushee
Swan and
Divorce Granted in Independence Desertion Case
Stacy F Hasner obtained a divorce from Ralph W Hasner by Judge George Wood on grounds of desertion. Re-marriage privileges granted to both. He must pay $15,000 and give her an incumbered title to 960 acres of Texas land now in her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy F. Hasner
Nce
Ralph W. Hasner
George Wood
Texas
Edith Reed Named Delta Postmistress
Mrs Edith Reed has been appointed Delta postmistress and will assume duties on July 1. Joe Jacobs retires from the post after years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DELTA
Edith Reed
Joe Jacobs
Willie Willis Reflects on a Nickel Candy and a Teacher
The quote recalls Willie Willis recalling a mischief from youth when he offered a teacher a nickel’s worth of candy and was nonetheless given a poor grade in arithmetic. The remark frames a memory of school days and a humorous grievance about fairness.
Cedar Rapids Class B Beer Permit Holders Form Group
Articles filed for a nonprofit association of about seventy Cedar Rapids Class B beer vendors. Officers include Reid Parks president and A O Zanhardnik treasurer. meetings on the first Tuesday at 2 pm. The board may not regulate prices and seeks to promote lawful operation and cooperation with officials on licensing and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dempsy Jones
Reid Parks
Charles Nelson
Greet Hruska
A. O. Zan Hradnik
Snake venom evidence aired in James murder trial
In Los Angeles prosecutors showed tiny black crystals of snake venom to a jury in the case of Robert S. James alias James the barber. They argue the venom could kill painlessly and support a torturous murder motive aimed at his seventh wife. Witnesses will describe an alleged plan to use a rattlesnake bite and later insurance motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert S. James
Romeo
James
Roland Kirby
Charles S. Hope
Hope
Kirby
Court ruling defeats theory that out of state liquor is illegal in Iowa
An Appanoose county case upheld the Iowa liquor control act. John Arluno of Centerville was convicted of maintaining a liquor nuisance after bringing Missouri liquor home. The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed, rejecting arguments that interstate liquor violates state or federal provisions and holding the Webb Kenyon act supports state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Supreme Court
Appanoose County
G. K. Thompson
Epee County
John Arluno
Centerville
Arluno
Missouri
Unionville
Thompson
J. W. Kintzinger
Chinese Rebel Troops Move Toward Chiang Kai-shek
Two divisions from Kwangsi province advanced to Tuyun east of Kweiyang as they campaign to topple Chiang Kai-shek. Kweichow province, semi independent, has been invaded by Chiang troops. Li Tsung Jen and Pai Tsung Hsi allegedly sent forces to aid Kwangsi and defend their province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Changsha
Hunan
China
Kwangsi Province
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
Tuyun
Kweiyang
Kweichow
Nanking
Southwest Council
Canton
Chiang Kai- Shek
Li Tsung-Jen
Kwangtung
Roosevelt Clears Desk Before Trip to Philadelphia
President Roosevelt moves to finish legislative work and prepare his acceptance speech as Democratic N at Philadelphia. White House reports indicate fewer than forty bills left on his desk after approving fifty five and vetoing seven as he readies for the convention and speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
New York
Albany
Chicago
Servant Defends Dill in Divorce Case with Filthy House Claim
A Spokane servant testified that former Senator C C Dill’s wife Rosalie Gardner Jones Dill was a filthy housekeeper and that the Dill home was dirty when she arrived. The witness said she never saw Dill drink and noted a guest had to buy food for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
C. C. Dill
Rosalie Gardner Jones Dill
Dill
Funeral set for Mrs. William Thill in Winthrop
Independence reports the funeral of Mrs. William Thill formerly of Winthrop who died in Albuquerque. Burial is in St. John’s cemetery Winthrop. Born February 25 1906 she was a Gilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Gilson. She married William Thill May 24 1926. Surviving are six brothers and three sisters and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
William Thill
Albuquerque
St. Patrick’s Church
Winthrop
John L. Byrne
St. John’s Cemetery
Margaret Gilson
M. A. Gilson
Winthrop High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Winton
Harold
Glenn
Ronald
Francis
Richard
Robert
Archie Newton
Waterloo
Mary
Dorothy
Collision on Main Street Injures Miss Treva Scott
Miss Treva Scott sustained minor injuries after a collision on Main Street involving a car driven by Gilbert Estés and another driven by Charles Brolliar. Both vehicles were damaged in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Miss_ Treva Scott
Gilbert Estés
Charles Brolliar
Main Street
Alice Longworth Observes Franklin Roosevelt Convention
In Philadelphia the mummers parade and platform adoption mark the convention week. Alice Longworth notes radio distortions and the New Deal tone with no boondoggling plank, predicting possible court changes and continued federal spending if re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Brain Trust
Newark
Roosevelt
Alice Longworth
Milwaukee’s French Beer Drinking Champ Defends Title
Floyd Verette, Milwaukee’s beer gulping champion, weighs 321 pounds and aims to defend his 72 inch belt at the second annual foam blowers tournament at Hilgren Spring Park. More than 30 contestants expected to line up Sunday, with a 50-entry cap to deter chiselers, lager free for qualified competitors. Verette proclaims perfect shape and vows a new move to beat rivals, insisting last year’s half gallon in 34 seconds will not stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Floyd Verette
Wisconsin
Evette
Hilgren Spring Park
Verette
Dessert sauces to crown frozen desserts by Mrs Alexander George
Varying sauces served with frozen desserts will bring a meal to a successful climax. Vary the flavors of sherbets sauces or parfaits by topping with one of the following sauces. During summer months the efficient housewife usually has several kinds of dessert sauces stored in the refrigerator for emergency use.
Frozen dessert sauces guide Caramel and fudge sauces
Step by step instructions for making caramel hot fudge and butterscotch sauces. Includes heating sugar to light brown, adding water and flavorings, stirring until creamy, and serving warm or cold. Provides proportions for caramel fudge and butterscotch with optional pecans.
Boomlet for 1940 Presidential Candidates Grows
Delegates at the Democratic convention hear pushes for numerous hopefuls. Governors Earl of Pennsylvania Curley of Massachusetts and Chandler of Kentucky draw support while Jesse Jones and Senator Byrd from Virginia gain backing from various state blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
McNutt
Chandler
Byrd
Curley
Jones
Philadelphia
INS
Roosevelt
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Pressey
Harry Floodore
Virginia
Paul McNutt
Ana
Jesse Jones
Texas
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
James Curley
Massachusetts
Happy” Chandler
Kentucky
Matthew H. Meany
Lawrence
American Federation of Labor
George C. Perry
Oklahoma
Alfred
John G. Catlett
Tulsa
Oklo
Auto Crash Injures Two at Center Point Road NE
Mrs. Marie Walton 28 of 632 Seventh Street SE and Forrest Hunter of Marion were treated at Mercy Hospital for facial bruises and abrasions after the car they rode in, driven by Forrest Hunter, struck a parked car at 854 Center Point Road NE. The parked car belonged to Warren Trimble, 600 Second Street SW, who had been there with Mrs. Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Walton
Seventh Street
Forrest Hunter
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Hunter
Center Point Road
Warren Trimble
Second Street
Fractured Leg After Slipping on Home Rug
Mrs. Caroline Maybauer aged 47 of 615 Fourteenth Street SE fractured a leg Friday evening after slipping on a rug in her kitchen. She was treated at St Luke's Hospital where she remains. Myrtle La Grange aged 5 of 616 Twentieth Avenue SW fractured her right wrist when she fell from a bicycle at 8 p.m. Friday and was taken to St Luke's Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Maybauer
Fourteenth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Myrtle la Grange
Twentieth Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Ellis
Mrs. Burkholder
Engle
Ellis
Mrs. Haynes
Mrs. Cramer
MR. Laubly
Eluta Tami Camp
Entertain Club
Mrs. Wickham
Mrs. Geiger
Coughlin Urge
W. 17Th St
Col. Knox
Hampshire
Willie Willis
Chiang
Trip
Mrs Alexander George
Artache
Tulkis
Eighth ST
SE & Piow
Halal
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