Shakespeare Club Sponsors Hamlet Third Production
The Monday Shakespeare club hosts the third production of the Community Players modernized Hamlet at the Montrose hotel terrace. Guests will be entertained during the performance with refreshments between acts. A cast and production staff party follows at the Roosevelt hotel, with about twenty attending, and a dinner is planned at the Petrick home for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Shakespeare Club
Community Players
Montrose Hotel Terrace
Shakespeare Club
J F McLaughlin
George Newland
FP R Geyer
H D. Peters
Roosevelt Hotel
Fred Petrick
Frank Carne
Petrick
Eighth Avenue SE
Beattie Bridge Tournament III Set Friday at Roosevelt
The third in Mrs. George E. Beattie’s bridge series at Hotel Roosevelt is set for Friday at 7 45 pm. Open to all, cups will be awarded for high scores across the five tournament series with trophies to be given at the conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Beattie
Hotel Roosevelt
Mrs Roy Colt Hosts Card Club Luncheon
Mrs Roy Colt of 396 Twenty-first Street SE entertained a card club at a luncheon held Wednesday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Colt
Twenty-first Street
Cedar Rapids Country Club
TOB Club Meeting Attended by Mrs Harvey Niles
Mrs Harvey Niles hosted a TOB club gathering on Wednesday afternoon. First prize went to guest Miss Marietta Ross, second to Mrs William Hughes, and consolation to Mrs William Kiepa. Other attendees included Mrs Ed Hardy, Mrs Janes Krueger, Mrs Loraine Schrader, Mrs James Jennison and Mrs Burt Haidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOB Club
Harvey Niles
Marietta Ross
William Hughes
William Kiepa
Ed Hardy
Janes Krueger
Loraine Schrader
James Jennison
Burt Haidy
Hamiltons Host Dinner For Twelve Friends
Mr and Mrs James E Hamurer of 2344 Linden Drive SE entertained twelve friends at a dinner party at their home on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E Hamurer
Linden Drive
Forsythes Observe 37th Wedding Anniversary At Home
Mr and Mrs Charles W Forsythe hosted a dinner Sunday night at their 60t H avenue NW residence surrounding their 37th wedding anniversary. The couple married in Cedar Rapids thirty seven years ago and built their home thirty six years ago, the first house west of the North Western railroad tracks on H avenue. They have a son, Howard O Forsythe, residing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Forsythe
H Avenue
Myr
Mrs. Forsythe
Cedar Rapids
North Western
Forsythes
Howard O. Forsythe
Marriage notice for Mildred Muller and Herman Marty
Mr and Mrs Charles A Muller of South English announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to Herman Marty of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was held at Lancaster on November 25, 1933. Mrs Marty is a St Luke's Nurses' Training School graduate. Mr Marty is the son of Mr and Mrs F P Marty of 109 Tenth Street SE. They will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Muller
South English
Mildred
Herman Marty
Cedar Rapids
Lancaster
Marty
St Luke's
Nurses’ Training School
F P Marty
Tenth Street
Turley Wedding Anniversary Party At 1603 Seventh Avenue
Friends honored Mr and Mrs W A Turley with a Saturday evening gathering on their wedding anniversary at 1603 Seventh Avenue SE. Guests included Misses Eddy Schipper Drahos Lohman Krumm Stookey OConnell Blayney and Messrs Adams Henecke Drahos Droahos Jr. Prizes went to Miss Blayney John Drahos Mrs Adams and Miss Schipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A Turley
Seventh Avenue SE
Margaret Eddy
Marie Schipper
Martha Drahos
Rose Drahos
Agnes Lohman
Cleora Krumm
Mannie Stookey
Buena Stookey
Florence O'Connell
Eutonia Blayney
Gertrude O'Connell
Stookey
Rollie Adams
Walter Henecke
John Drahos
John Droahos, Jr
Birthday Party Honors Cisler Couple at 1212 Oakland NE
A birthday gathering for Mr and Mrs Harry R Cisler was hosted at 1212 Oakland road NE. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Cisler, Jr. Mr and Mrs Warry Glessner, Mr and Mrs R B Stehr, Mrs John Gill, Mrs Walter Sedgewick, Estee Witte, Bernice Cister, Alma Taylor, Mildred Sedgwick, Harold Maloney, Roy Goodwater, Kenneth Wagner, and William Haritakis. Pinochle was played in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R Cisler
Oakland Road
Frank Cisler
Warry Glessner
R B Stehr
John Gill
Walter Sedgewick
Estee Witte
Bernice Cister
Alma Taylor
Mildred Sedgwick
Harold Maloney
Roy Goodwater
Kenneth Wagner
William Haritakis
International Relations study group meets at Joanna Hagey home
The International Relations study group of the AAUW will meet at Mass Joanna Hagey’s home at 1029 Fourth Avenue SE on Friday at 7 30 pm. Mrs Mark Young will review key features of economic relations with Brazil and Mrs J Ives, who has visited South America, will discuss domestic and social customs as she has observed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A U W
Joanna Hagey
Fourth Avenue
Mark Young
Brazil
J . Ives
South America
Dinner Honors Newleywed Mr and Mrs Dixon
Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson hosted a dinner Saturday night for the newly married Mr and Mrs Wuilliam Dixon of Vinton formerly Mrs Ruth Ringsmith. Eight guests attended. Ring’s Tyra circle met Wednesday with Mrs O S Wilson and others visiting Mrs Culver and Maxwell. A business meeting was chaired by Mrs Culver. A report on recent Iowa events followed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Peterson
F.fth
Wuilliam Dixon
Vinton
Dixon
Ruth Ringsmith
Stee Cross
Ring
Tyra
Arenas
O S Wilson
F Owen
R OB Culver
Maxwell
Culver
Linn
Iowa
TriLp'rs an class event at St Pauls Sur hoo
A local class from St Pauls Sur hoo held a social evening at 8 PM on Mordasy 44 Fidhth avenue SPF. Mrs Crares F MD attended with a guest. The event featured a lively mix of games and refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TriLp
St Pauls Sur Hoo
Pierce
Crares
Fidhth Avenue
W A A Members At Coe Tea Guests
More than 100 members of the Womens Athletic Association at Coe gathered in the women's gymnasium for tea. Nelson Vance Russell spoke on "No Coaches, No Cheer Leaders" and shared impressions of sports in England. Dean Mary Bell presided while Carmen Cosner Miriam Judicsch and Helen Hannum led the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Athletic Association
Coe
WAA
Nelson Vance Russell
England
Dean Mary Bell
Calendulas
Tall Tapers
Carmen Cosner
Miriam Judicsch
Helen Hannum
New Study Group Formed on Adolescent Issues in Roasete
A first of its kind study group in the Roasete area gathers both mothers and fathers to discuss adolescent problems. The March 12 session will cover Boy and Girl Relationships led by Mrs George Keyes. Mrs d M Tallmar organizes the group with Mrs Thomas Hardiman as librarian and Mrs Mary Hubbard as secretary. The group uses Leta S Homeworth’s The Psychology of the Adolescent as its textbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.tv
Roasete't PT
Teyac
D M Tallmar
George Keyes
Jesson
Thomas Hardiman
Mary Hubbard
S C Stooxes
Leta S Hoineworth
Tuesday Art Club Members Dine At Swan Home
Mr and Mrs. T E Swan hosted the Tuesday Art club at 515 Forest Drive SE with 27 guests. After dinner the group played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs C T Houser, Mrs George Kn aus, Mrs Orville Hepnes, J C Mahannah, Charles E. Nelson and Walter French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T E Swan
Forest Drive
Lee Eckert
Fifteenth Street
Art Club
Flags Bridge
C T Houser
George Knaus
Orville Hepnes
J C Mahannah
Charles E. Nelson
Walter French
Three Pegs Comedy At Bethany Church Plays This Week
Bethany Congregational church presents a three act comedy The Three Pegs on Thursday and Friday evenings at the church The play shows the difficulties of being charitable with a cast including Jeanette Wright Ruth Blaine Marjorie Blaine Bernadette Bell Maxine Bliss Edna Haller and Lois Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Congregational Church
Jeanette Wright
Ruth Blaine
Marjorie Blaine
Bernadette Bell
Maxine Bliss
Edna Haller
Lois Poland
Birthday Party For Sheila Ann McDermott
Mrs R W McDermott of 1516 Sixth Avenue SE hosted a birthday party for her daughter Sheila Ann on her fourth birthday. Guests included Rae McDermott Sher ley Mac Smith Marilyn Safely Joan Sponar Louise McDermott Doris Jensen Donald Wilson Tommy Wilson Jack Hiegle Mary Hiegle Catherine Morgan and friends Mrs Sam Wilson Mrs Joe Sponar Mrs William E Morgan Mrs F B Parrott Mrs William Jensen Mrs F A Safely and Mrs Charles Hiegle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W McDermott
Sixth Avenue SE
Shiela Ann
Rae McDermott
Shirley Mac Smith
Marilyn Safely
Joan Sponar
Louise McDermott
Doris Jensen
Donald Wilson
Tommy Wilson
Jack Hiegle
Mary Hiegle
Catherine Morgan
Sam Wilson
Joe Sponar
William E. Morgan
F B Parrott
William Jensen
F A Safely
Charles Hiegle
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Gladys Hauser in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Walter Berry hosted a birthday dinner at 162 Kenmore Street NE Monday honoring Miss Gladys Hauser. About five hundred was played later. Guests included Gladys and Velma Hauser Marguerite Faulkener Esther Rohrbacher Olive Lewis Esther Flitsch of Cedar Rapids and Hilda Stirm MaryJorie Atchison Faye Hauser Edna Heller of Alburnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Berrys
Kenmore Street
Gladys Hauser
Gladys and
Velma Hauser
Marguerite Faulkener
Esther Rohrbacher
Olive Lewis
Esther Flitsch
Cedar Rapids
Hilda Stirm
MaryJorie Atchison
Faye Hauser
Edna Heller
Alburnett
Surprise Birthday Party Planned for Vivian Conway
A surprise party was held at Vivian Conway's home 214 Seventh Avenue SE on a Wednesday evening. Prizes at balance were won by Misses Marie Hronek and Marian Lana. Attendees included Virginia Moeraan, Lois Stewart, Christina Bjornsen, Mildred Chmelice, Bethel Zook, Mery Wrymer, Bernice Doucall, Evel Klima, and Viola Ressler. Refreshments were served by Mrs Amby Conway and Mrs John Petraclka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Conway
Seventh Avenue SE
Bance
Marie Hronek
Marian Lana
Virginia Moeraan
Lois Stewart
Christina Bjornsen
Mldred Chmelice
Bethel Zook Mery
Wrymer
Bernice Doucall
Evel Klima
Viola Ressler
Amby Conway
John Petraclka
Mrs Lowe Hosts Daughter Adah’s Birthday Party
Mrs P E Lowe of 2923 C Avenue NE entertained in honor of her daughter Adah’s eighteenth birthday Wednesday evening. Mrs M C Kendal and Mrs Rat Reastine assisted. The event featured cards and games with guests Thelma Kerdint Hever Hilda Jean Rutarp Adah Lave George Davidson Norman Jacobson Rob Rep Bob Emery and Lester Dorcas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P E Lowe
C Avenue
Adahs Axteenth
M C¢ Kendal
Rat Reastine
Lowe
Thelma Kerdint Hever Weher
Hilda Jean Rutarp
Adah Lave
George Davidson
Norman Jacobson
Rob
Bob Emery
Lester Dorcas
Jolly Ramblers Prize Winners At Cards Event
The Jolly Ramblers held a Wednesday card session at Wes Wal Wihenborge 904 Sivthaterie SE. Prizes were won by Mrs Flen Wolenborge and Mrs Lee Boeror.
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Jolly Ramblers
Mre
Flen Wolenborge
Lee Boeror
Society Notes From Mis A Sechlintz Home Event
A group of five hundred attended the Wednesday gathering at Mrs C G K Strasser’s residence 713 Sevenh Street SW Mis A Sechlintz hosted a fist pipe and beet second prize went to Mrs Wo am Tque. Miss Dobrov left for San Francisco with her daughter Mrs Geerer Taylor who had been ill for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG KK Strasser
Dobrov
Rave Avenue
San Franceca
Mrs Geerer
Taylor
Carewell Bar Hosts Graver Prine Family Gathering
Mro and Mre Graver Prine and family were surprised by a Carewell Bar gathering at their home Friday. Attendees included Kudina family, Lloyd Carson, Frank Marousch, Fred Krall, James Besa, Anna Machula, George Nike, Leen Revara, Ethel Keall, Rose Cusva, Machwa family, Krizek family, Niko family, Mover family, Silvers, Lesher, Harper, Rich, Soukup, Graw, Grover Payne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Graver Prine
Carewell
Vis Tors Kudina
Ther Fimuy
Lloyd Carson
Frank Marousch
Fred Krall
James Besa
Anna Machula
George Nike
Charles Bazex Leen Revara Keith Cire
Ethel
Fla Keall
Rose Cusva Wiliam
Frank Marousek
M O
Eddie Machwa
Charles
Clarence Krizek
Louis Nikodim Frankly
Dorothy Mover
Stuart Silvers
Margaret Lesher
John Harper
Melvvn
Kenneth Rich
Leo Soukup
John Graw
MI Ard
Grover Payne
Alpha Gamma Delta Pledges Entertain Members at Dinner
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority hosted an evening of entertainment for Coe College chapter undergraduates at the Hotel Roosevelt. Seated guests and program participants included Misses Ruby Knaupp Doris Cutler Florence Seebach Lenore Stark LaVon Buchanan and others, with Nadine Shank LaVon Buchanan Mary Lou Heaton and Helen Hughes in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Hotel Roosevelt
Ruby Knaupp
Doris Cutler
Florence Seebach
Lenore Stark
LaVon Buchanan
Nadine Shank
Mary Lou Heaton
Helen Hughes
Ruby Hknaupp
Nedra Arendts
Betty Erwin
Nancy Shields
Marianne Dvorak
Nylene Brown
Vigla Mehrhaus
Anna Sich
Betty Veluman
Verna Zhorne
Initiation Ceremonies Honor Five New Members
At 430 p.m. the Alpha Al Delta rooms hosted initiation services followed by a formal dinner at Mrs. Koffron's tea room on First avenue. Each new pledge received a wrist corsage of sweet peas and tea roses as the loving cup ceremony proceeded. The initiates announced were Hetty Kay of Monticello, Virginia Rezab of Oak Park Ohio, Anna Mae Sexton of Sourney, and Mary Louise Sigmund with Mae Suzette Longueville of Cedar Rapids.
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Alpha al Delta Rooms
First Avenue F
Sourney
Mary Louise Sigmund and
Mae Suzette Longueville
Cedar Rapids
Nurses Honor Guests With Luncheon At Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs EB G Kieck Mrs Neva Bower Mrs Walter Nesper and Miss Louise Zabarsky invite the Graduate Nurses club to a luncheon at 130 Saturday at the Roosevelt hotel. The club observes guest day and each nurse may bring a guest. Reservations by Friday morning with a hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. G. Kieck
Neva Bowser
Walter Nesper
Louise Zabarsky
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Ladies Bridge Party Hosted By Mrs Boland
Mrs. Pearl Boland entertained a group at her home on Wednesday evening. Attendees included Helen Barron Marguerite Bolenbaugh Genevieve Dolan Mrs Hannely Williams Mrs Bernadette Gilbertson and Ruth Bettner. Prizes at bridge went to Miss Beltner Mrs Gilbertson and Mrs Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Boland
Second Avenue SE
Helen Barron
Marguerite Bolenbaugh
Genevieve Dolan
Hannely Williams
Bernadette Gilbertson
Ruth Bettner
Bridge
Miss Beltner
Gilbertson
Williams
Luncheon Held by Mrs Ray Repstine for Happy Thought Club
Mrs Ray Repstine hosted a Happy Thought club luncheon at 3117 E avenue NE on Wednesday. Guests included Mesdames J T Kousky Linn McGinnis Tessie Doty Mary Walker Ethel Harde P E Lowe and Miss Ruth Lowe with a floral centerpiece of pink roses snapdragons and sweetpeas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Repstine
Avenue NE
Happy Thought Club
Mesdames J T Kousky
Linn McGinnis
Tessie Doty
Mary Walker
Ethel Harde
P. E. Lowe
Ruth Lowe
Kensington Iowama Club Meeting Set for March
The Iowama club Kensington is to be held March 8 at the home of Mrs Oscar Lundquist 1111 Third Street SW instead of March 1 with Mrs John Ecklund as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowama Club
Kensington
Oscar Lundquist
Third Street
John Ecklund
Misses Edna and Mariam Dieman Return from Chicago
Misses Edna and Mariam Dieman returned Tuesday after a week away to attend performances of the Monte Carlo Russian ballet in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Mariam Dieman
Chicago
Monte Carlo
Club notices: picnics and meetings across lodges
Valley Camp No 2136 Royal Neighbors of America schedules a picnic supper Friday at 6 30 p m for members families and juveniles. Daughters of Neborah and Deborah groups meet Friday evening. Ambar Grotto auxiliary holds 730 p m meeting at Sokol hall with social hour to follow. PTA auxiliary luncheon at Elks club 1 p m with election of officers. Alcazar Zuanna session Friday evening. Moosehall plans April official visit by Niagara Falls official Ashaghi Anna Jarvis.
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Valey Camp
Valley Camp No
Royal Neighbors of America
Daughters of
Neborah
Daughters of Deborah
Girls’ Club of the Maccabees
Thelma Derr
Fifth Street
Ambar ‘Grotto Auxiliary
Sokol Hall
South Side Commercial Club
Grotto
Womans Auxiliary
The
Elks Club
Harry Fisher
Leo Stepanek
Alcazar Zuanna
Moosehall
Ashaghi
Anna Jarvis
Niagara Falls
Ont
Fox trimmed coats set fashion with blue and gold furs
In a 1934 fashion note Amos Parrish describes spring coats using fox and long-haired furs with blue beige and gold brown tints. Detachable cape styles push fur near the throat and across the back for a monastic hood look, with narrower fluffy furs to soften a wintry appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Church Women to Meet for Devotions and Study at Church
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church will gather Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the church house for devotions led by Mrs. P. R. Geyer and a study on An Appreciation of the Negro Race. Mrs. W. S. Newell will discuss poetry, music by Mrs. L. R. Gerhardt, and Negro spirituals sung by Miss Lilyan Shepard. Hostesses are Mrs. Kirk Gibbs, Mrs. R. G. Stevenson, and Mrs. F. P. Shean. Trinity District Captains of Trinity Methodist will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the E M Surry home, 403 Eighth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
Church House
P. R. Geyer
W. S Newell
L. R. Gerhardt
Lilyan Shepard
Kirk Gibbs
R. GC. Stevenson
F. P. Shean
Trinity
Trinity Methodist Church
E M Surry
Eighth Avenue SW
St Elizabeth's Guild to Meet at Mrs Shepard's Home
St Elizabeth's guild of St John's church will meet Friday at 1 PM at the home of Mrs J J Shepard 501 Thirty third Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Guild
St Elizabeth's Guild
St John's Church
J J Shepard
Thirty-third Street
Westminster Woman’s Missionary Luncheon Announced
The Woman's Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church will hold its annual luncheon Friday. Members plan a social gathering with a program and luncheon to support missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Society
Woman's Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Women Plan Meeting and Event
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church schedules its annual meeting Friday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs Nettie Neff and Miss Laura Tarmer 1544 B avenue NE Mrs G W Chaney leads devotions Miss Catherine Adams sings and Dr Robert Little will be the guest speaker inviting all women to attend reservations via Mrs R R Williamson 2 4696.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Nettie Neff
Laura Tarmer
B Avenue NE
G. W Chaney
Catherine Adams
Robert Little
Ladies Aid Plans Friday Picnic Luncheon at Trinity Home
The Ladies Aid society of Trinity Home for Aged Women sets a Friday lunch at noon with each member to bring usual picnic supplies. Appointed chairmen include Mrs. George Walsh for the kitchen, Mrs. A. B Curtis for the dining room, and Mrs. C. 3B. Frye for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Trinity Methodist Church
Home For
George Walsh
A. B Curtis
Central Park Missionary Society Meets at Murray Home
The Missionary Society of Central Park Presbyterian church will convene at the home of Mrs. F G Murray on Friday to discuss the upcoming outreach and plans for the community. Members are urged to attend and participate in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the
Central Park Presbyterian Church
F. G Murray
Day at 2 30 P M Devotionals Led by Margaret Lozier
A brief notice states a devotionals gathering will be held at 2 30 p m with Margaret Lozier leading. The event centers on a Japanese tea rs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lozier
Missionary Society Meetings Around Town This Friday
Various church groups schedule Friday afternoon sessions at 2 30 with lessons led by Mrs George Korteling Mrs Lucy Sampson Miss Jennie Allen and Mrs Frank Talbott. Officers to be elected and installed include hostesses and program leaders.
St Elizabeth's Circle to Meet for Friday Luncheon
St Elizabeth's circle of the Immaculate Conception church will meet in the school parlors Friday at 1 for a luncheon. Members are asked to take sandwiches. Mrs. W. Hollom and Mrs. F X Foran will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Circle
St Elizabeth's Circle
Growth in U. S. Airports Reaches 2183 in 1933
The number of airports in the United States rose to 2,183 in 1933, up 71 from the previous year, reflecting expansion in aviation infrastructure during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Siever Cross Circle
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Wm. Rogers
Prastka’s Jewelry Store
Third Ave
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San Francisco
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Park Ave
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Japan
A T. Pleune
P. W. Jacobson
R. E. Hunnicutt
W. Daniels
R. M. Threlkeld
Ray Anderson
U. B. Mission Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Myra Parrott
Lucy Sampson
US. Missionary Society
Ladies Missionary Society of
First United Presbyterian Church
Jennie Allen
First Avenue
Evangelical Society
Ladies Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church
Frank Talbott
August Meyer
Ralph Ford
Virginia Dare
Virginia
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