James A. Reeds Will Be Honored During Visit Here
Former Senator James A. Reed and his wife arrive from Kansas City for a short visit and are hosted by Mrs. John A. Reed at 616 Sixth Street SW. Dinner plans at Isaac B. Smith residence include twelve guests. Luncheon and tea events feature Mrs. Sutherland Dows and a dinner at Cedar Rapids Country Club hosted by Mrs. John A. Reed for the visiting couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Reed
Reeds
Kansas City
John A. Reed
Sixth Street
Isaac B. Smith
Country Club Drive
Reed
Sutherland Dows
Cedar Rapids Country Club Dance Draws 130 Members
About 130 Cedar Rapids Country Club members and guests attended the Saturday night dance following a dinner in the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Daughters of the American Revolution Conference Heads East
Mrs Imogen B Emery and her mother Mrs Eva N Benson of Denver Colorado travel to Des Moines for the state DAR conference. They are joined by Mrs Bessie Carrol Higgins Iowa DAR regent and Mrs Eneratate treasurer C L Douglass Cedar Rapids DAR, named to the hospitality committee for the three day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Emery
Des Moines
Imogen B. Emery
Eva N. Benson
Denver
Colo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Iowa City
Bessie Carrol Higgins
Iowa
Eneratate
A. R
C. LU. Douglass
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Frederick Fisher Hostess for Card Club and Bridge
Mrs Frederick Fisher of 2397 Blake Boulevard SE will entertain the Wednesday card club at lunch and host bridge at her home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fisher
Blake Boulevard
Bridge
Farewell Party for Miss Sorenson in Vernondale
Mrs Earl Gough and Mrs Jess Mershon hosted a farewell for Miss Mary Sorenson on Saturday at Vernondale. Bridge and games provided diversion as Sorenson prepares for an extended Colorado visit, receiving many gifts. Attendees included Miss Sorenson, Mrs Anna Bruce, Rudolph, Robert Gough, Alyce Pendleton, Wilbur Harrison, William Gough, and the hosting couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gough
Jess Mershon
Mary Sorenson
Vernondale
Miss Sorenson
Colorado
Anna Bruce
Rudolph
Robert Gough
Alyce Pendleton
Wilbur Harrison
William Gough
Keith Hayden
Mary Magdalene Campbell Weds Donald I Kessler in Morrison
Mrs Francesa Campbell announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Magdalene to Donald I Kessler of Iowa City at First Presbyterian Church Morrison Ill October 25 1931. Rev Becker officiated. Mrs Kessler works in the city water department and Mr Kessler works for Economy Advertising Iowa City. They will reside at 1508 Center Ave Iowa City after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesa Campbells
Mary Magdalene
Donald I. Kessler
Iowa City
First Presbyterian Church
Morrison, Ill
Becker
Kessler
City Water Department
Economy Advertising Company
Center Avenue
Standolind Club to Meet at Mrs Schmidt’s Tuesday
The Standolind club will meet at Mrs A F Schmidt 289 Johnson Avenue NW Tuesday night. Social Riders host a card party in Moose hall Tuesday at 2 p.m. Carrie Morcombe Lodge Degree of Honor meets Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. in K of P hall. FE S Auxiliary picnic lunch Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs Emil Petanek’s home 346 Eighteenth Street SE. Hostess Mrs S P Beatty with committee members. Business meeting at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Schmidt
Johnson Avenue NW
Moose Hall
Carrie Morcombe
K. of P. Hall
FE. S
C. E
Home For the Friendless
Emil Pet- Tanek
Eighteenth Street
S. P. Beatty
C. L. Miller
W. L. Hoffer
H. E. Myers
Charles Bode
Lillian Bell
Aunt Het Tone Sparks Playful Dispute Over Jane's Voice
A joking remark compares Jane's speaking style to a multiplication table, suggesting she can render anything scandalous. The playful line, attributed to Aunt Het, hints at family banter about tone and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Robert Files Holds Fifteenth Birthday Party
Robert Files, son of Mr and Mrs Henry M Files, 2165 Blake Boulevard Si, entertained twenty eight friends at a party at his home Saturday night for his fifteenth birthday. Dancing and ping pong followed by a buffet supper with out of town guest Dean Thomas of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Files
Henry M. Files
Blake Boulevard
Dean Thomas
Des Moines
How Parents See Children Forum Topic At YWCA
High school boys and girls discuss perceptions of parenting at the YWCA. The next forum Tuesday March 6 at 7 15 led by Mrs Marvin R Selden will explore How Parents See Their Children Today with open participation for all high school age youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin R. Selden
Tuesday Study Club Annual Guest Day Marks Afternoon Program
The Tuesday Study Club hosts its annual guest day Tuesday afternoon at 1403 Second Avenue SE the home of Mrs H H Brownell. Ruth Ebling Massey contralto and Lucy Bushnell Ambroz pianist perform the musical program followed by tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Brownell
Second Avenue SE
Ruth Ebling Massey
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Birthday Surprise Honored Peters Family in Marion
A Sunday birthday surprise party in Marion honored Mr. and Mrs. John Peters who share March birthdays. A picnic supper followed with guests including A. C. Johnson family, Milo Davin family, August Peters, Annabelle Pearson, E. F. Jurgenson family, and L. R. Olney family from Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
John Peters
A. C. Johnson
Milo Davin
August Peters
Annabelle Pearson
E. F. Jurgenson
L. R. Olney
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Schmitt Hosts Kitchen Shower for Violet Schmitt
Mrs Joseph Schmitt at 1426 M street SW gave a kitchen shower Saturday for Miss Violet Schmitt a bride elect. Guests included Mae and Gladys Schmitt Mrs James Johnson Mrs W Blair Mrs Guy Smith Mrs John Streitner Mrs Marion Beatty Mrs Phoebe Lamb Mrs Robert Porter Mrs Joseph Forbes Mrs William Franks and Miss Charlotte Blair. Guests sewed quilt blocks for Miss Schmitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schmitt
M Street
Violet Schmitt
Mae
Gladys Schmitt
James Johnson
W. Blair
Guy Smith
John Streitner
Marion Beatty
Phoebe Lamb
Robert Porter
Joseph Forbes
William Franks
Charlotte Blair
Miss Schmitt
Lois Jean Listebarger Birthday Party With Mothers
Mrs. Ernest F Listebarger hosted a Friday birthday party for Lois Jean Listebarger in Fairfax. Mothers played five hundred while children were entertained by Helen Mae Losey and Bernice Knickerbocker. Pink caps and balloons served as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest F. Listebarger
Fairfax
Lois Jean
Helen Mae Losey
Bernice Knickerbocker
Russell Davis
Shirley
Stewart Shank
Betty Ann
Martha Jane Sheldon
Lester Mitchell
Margaret Ann
Kenneth Listebarger
Rose Marie
Elmer Rammelsberg
Doris
Clarence Gibson
la Venne
E. Buresh
Charlene
John Leary
Theresa
Stanley Lubbock
Jane
Lois Jean Listebarger
J. F. Listebarger
C. E. Elson
Barbara Kill Becomes Mrs Greppin in Milwaukee Ceremony
Announcements report the marriage of Edna Barbara Kill of Milwaukee daughter of Ernest G Kill of New York City to Ernest Haquette Greppin of Milwaukee in Milwaukee on March 3. The bride formerly lived in Cedar Rapids and graduated from Coe College as a member of Delta Delta Delta. The couple will reside in Milwaukee after leaving for New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Barbara Kill
Milwaukee
Ernest G. Kill
New York City
Ernest Haquette Greppin
City
Mrs Ellen C Keeler Hosts Tourist Club Meeting
Mrs Ellen C Keeler of 320 Nineteenth Street SE will host the Tourist club on Wednesday afternoon. She leads the program reviewing Once a Grand Duke by Grand Duke Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen C. Keeler
Nineteenth Street
Keeler
Alexander
Harold Thomas and son visit Des Moines guests
Harold Thomas and his son Dean of Des Moines spent the week end as guests of Mr and Mrs vard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Thomas
Dean
Des Moines
Henry M. Files
Blake Boulevard
Roshar Couple Marks Twenty Seventh Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ben Roshar celebrate twenty seventh anniversary with relatives and friends at their Marion farm after a Cedar Rapids wedding. Children Esther Louise and John at home, plus Mrs George A Klouda of Ely. Guests from Cedar Rapids Mechanicsville and Ely attend with gifts of silver and sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Roshar
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Esther
Louise
John
George A. Klouda
Ely
J. W. Darragh
Mike Fruth
Frank Hurych
Frances
Mary Ethel
Ralph Narber
Joe Paidar
Mechanicsville
Stanley Zrudsky
John Roshar
Marriage Of Chloe Cottrell And Manning Thomas
Chloe A Cottrell of Rowley and Manning J Thomas of Central City wed at Olivet Presbyterian church manse with Rev E J Wykle officiating. Parents of the bride Mr and Mrs Lewis F Cottrell attended. The couple plans to live near Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe A. Cottrell
Rowley
Manning J. Thomas
Central City
Olivet Presbyterian Church
E. J. Wykle
Lewis F. Cottrell
Thomas
VanTalges Recall Death in Hannibal Missouri
Mr and Mrs Charles VanTalge of Westwood return from Hannibal Missouri after attending the death of Miss Rose Schindler the niece of Mrs Van Talge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles VanTalge
Westwood
Hannibal, Mo
van Talge
Rose Schindler
Chic pattern 1786 by Anne Adams for spring dress
Pattern 1786 offers a double-decker circular ruffle front dress with buttons up the center and a high neckline. Available in multiple sizes with fabric options. illustrated instructions included. pattern price 15c, book plus pattern 25c, orders to Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Three Meetings for Cedar Rapids Hard of Hearing League
The Cedar Rapids League for the Hard of Hearing will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 in the Roosevelt hotel. Two upcoming events are planned with Dr. Morris Fishbein of Chicago delivering an address and an entertainment event for lip reading contest winners on February 20 led by Miss Potter. The Fishbein invitation comes through Linn County Medical association members as the group prepares details for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard OF Hearing League
Cedar Rapids League For
Roosevelt Hotel
Morris Fishbein
Chicago
Linn County Medical Association
League
Fishbein
Chicago League For
Hard of Hearing
Beta Phi Alphas Hold Initiation at Coe College
Beta Phi Alpha sorority at Coe College held initiation Saturday at 4 p.m. in the chapter rooms for Nadine Troyak Ruth Stoner and Alice Thompson. Twenty four attended the formal dinner at the Butterfly tea shop following the initiation. Belva Butters presided at the toast with responses from Catherine Young Bella Scheer and Zalda Kernahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Coe College
Nadine ,Troyak
Ruth Stoner
Alice Thompson
Belva Butters
Catherine Young
Bella Scheer
Zalda Kernahan
Motor trip to Florida by three women
Mrs. W. C. Boyd of 403 Gwendolyn drive NE and Mrs. O. E. Dennis with her daughter Luana Christian of 402 Dunreath drive NE left this morning by motor for St. Peters burg and Miami to spend several weeks in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Boyd
Gwendolyn Drive
O. E. Dennis
Luana Christian
Dunreath
St. Petersburg
Miami
Fla
Petras and Groene Migrate to California Home
Mrs Anna J Petras and Henry C Groene wed mid February in Wilmington California. Attendants were Betty Huth and John N Reynolds. Rev Charles Swift officiated. Mrs Greene, daughter of Joseph Jasa Linn Junction, moved from Cedar Rapids eight years ago. They sail in May for a six month honeymoon on Mr Greene’s ranch near Point Arena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna J. Petras
Henry C. Groene
Wilmington
Calif
Betty Huth
John N. Reynolds
Charles Swift
Greene
Joseph Jasa
Linn Junction
Cedar Rapids
California
Mrs. Greene
Mr. Greene
Point Arena
Eleventh Birthday Party for Bobbie Beadle
Fifteen friends gathered at 944 Nineteenth Avenue SW to celebrate Bobbie Beadle's eleventh birthday. Mr and Mrs H F Beadle hosted the Saturday afternoon event with games and refreshments. Attendees included Henry and Donald Merklin, Gene Gott, Junior and Dickie Youngton, Joe Eikenberry, Dale and Loraine Bear, Jean Borst, Loraine Peterson, Mildred and Madeline Waddle, James Hines, and Bobbie Beadle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Beadle
H. F. Beadle
Nineteenth Avenue
Henry
Donald Merklin
Gene Gott
Junior
Dickie Youngton
Joe Eikenberry
Dale
Loraine Bear
Jean Borst
Loraine Peterson
Mildred
Madeline Waddle
James Hines
Robert Jones Heads to Oklahoma City for Week with Friends
Robert Jones of 907 C avenue NW departed Sunday for Oklahoma City Oklahoma to spend about a week with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jones
C Avenue NW
Oklahoma City
Okla
Reading group meets at Miss Murchs home for review
The evening reading group of the A A W will meet at 7 15 p m today at the home of Miss Helen Murch 1965 B avenue NE Mrs Russell Knapp will review a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Murch
B Avenue NE
Russell Knapp
Kerns Family Relocates to Pasadena for New Post
Mr. and Mrs. George Kerns and their son Tommy depart for Pasadena California where Mr. Kerns will work for a furniture firm. They will reside at 2500 East Orange Grove Avenue Pasadena after the move from 1325 A Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kerns
Tommy
Avenue
Pasadena
Calif
Kerns
Los Angeles
East
Orange Grove Avenue
Junior League Sets Special Meeting at YWCA
A special Junior League meeting is called for Tuesday at 10:30 at the Y W C A to address matters arising. It replaces the regular meeting planned two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League
Chi Beta Phi Mothers Club Luncheon At Fraternity House
Chi Beta Phi Mothers Club meets at the fraternity house 1322 First Avenue East for a Wednesday luncheon at 1. Members are asked to bring their own dishes silverware and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Beta Phi Mothers’ Club
First Avenue E
Harrison P T A Meeting on Accidents and Causes
The Harrison Parent teacher association will meet in the school auditorium Tuesday at 7 30 p m Dan Kruidenier commissioner of public safety will discuss Accidents and their Causes and Dr B J Moon will cover What to Do With Highway and Street Accidents Mothers of first grade children will host the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Parent-teacher Association
Dan Kruidenier
Commissioner of Public Safety
B. J. Moon
City Closes Registrations For Primary Vote
City clerk L. J. Storey announces no new registrations or changes will be accepted from now until the city primary on March 13 because the ten day pre election period is closed. Voters who missed registration may still sign up March 14 to 16 before the final election on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Storey
Detachable Neckwear Transforms Spring Dresses in New York
In the spring fashion note, detachable neckwear lets one dress appear multiple outfits. Snap off collars or jabots to reveal new necklines with pique, organdie, or silk options. The feature highlights various fabrics and contrasting colors to refresh looks daily. Readers are invited to request a stocking color leaflet with a coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Robinson
City Briefs And Personal Notices
Meredith of Norway was taken to Mercy hospital Sunday seriously ill with pneumonia. The transport pilot’s license of Harry R. Canaday renewed for six months. Baby chicks advertised in want ads. Doctors Stitzer Dolson Hayden returned from chiropractic convention in Iowa Falls. Knights of Columbus smoker and TV talk by Northwest Bell at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Glenn Keller returns to Fort Des Moines after five day leave. Ameline Red Cross Linn county chapter meets Thursday at 1 p.m. Mrs E E Sovern called to Keokuk by brother’s illness and death Fred C Eppers died Friday. Funeral attended by Elmer Sovern Archie Sovern and Archie Eppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Meredith
Norway
Mercy Hospital
Glenn Keller
M. C. Keller
Second Avenue
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
E. E. Sovern
Keokuk
Fred C. Eppers
Eppers
Elmer Sovern
Archie Sovern
Archie Eppers
Ten-Year-Old Falls Into Barrel. Receives Wound at St Luke’s
Earl Meskimen, aged 10, of 1100 Eighth Street NW, fell into an open barrel while playing on a plank. He sustained a flesh wound to the thigh and was hospitalized at St. Luke’s, where the wound was dressed at 6:50 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Meskimen
Eighth Street NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Waterloo man fined for reckless driving in Cedar Rapids traffic
Loren Starrett, 40, of Waterloo, was fined $50 and costs in police court for reckless driving after being arrested at 9 20 p m Sunday entering Cedar Rapids on highway 30 from Waterloo. An operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge had been preferred but the reckless driving charge was substituted Monday. two women and another man with Starrett were not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Starrett
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Highway
Starrett
First arrests in police drive target “black and tan” activities
Early Monday a white woman and a young Negro were arrested from the latter's rooms and taken to headquarters. In police court both were fined $100 and costs. The night shift was ordered to stay alert for reports of “wild” parties involving white women and Negroes.
Local Man Fined for Larceny in Retail Stop
John Balik, 29, of 1124 Sixth street SE, was fined $100 and costs by Justice A. S. Reed for larceny after being arrested Saturday night in Kresge's store for goods valued at $4.05. Justice Reed sent Paul Cash of Anamosa to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Balik
Sixth Street SE
Justice A. S. Reed
Local court notes plea in two cases
Cash pled guilty for a false uttering of a check. Bert Hoffman aged 62 of 1035 Third Avenue SE pled not guilty to assault and battery charged by Roland Ehlers of 1029 Third Avenue SE. Trial set for March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hoffman
Third Avenue SE
Roland Ehlers
Reserve officers conference to feature processing of recuperation
Lieut. E. H. Williams will discuss processing of recuperation and care of records at the reserve officers conference class. The program, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the federal building, includes motion pictures of the national air races in Chicago and a film titled On the firing line of the coast artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Williams
Federal Building
Chicago
Coast Artilery
Court of Honor Tonight In Taylor School By Scouts
Boy Scouts of the fifth district and all adults interested in scouting are invited to a Court of Honor at 7:15 tonight in Taylor school at Fifth avenue and Sixth street SW. H. F. Beadle is district commissioner. The Veterans of Foreign Wars band will play a short concert before the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of the
Fifth District
Taylor
Jail sentences for intoxication handed to four locals
Four men faced police court on intoxication charges Monday. Carl Cassidy 47 of 1024 Third Street SE and Paul Spray 34 of 1608 Washington Avenue SE received thirty day terms. William Sargent 41 of 912 Sixth Street SE was fined 25 dollars and costs. Iver A. Neilson 26 of 1128 Brown Avenue NE was fined 10 dollars and costs on an intoxication count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cassidy
Third Street
Paul Spray
Washington Avenue
William Sargent
Sixth Street
Iver A. Neilson
Brown Avenue NE
City Council Finalizes Two Purchases for Sewage Plant Site
The Stumptown council settled two real estate deals at 2800 each for the sewage disposal plant site. A 200 payment was made at purchase, with 2600 balances ordered paid Monday to Martha Wendell and Emelie Vanicky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stumptown
Martha Wendell
Emelie Vanicky
Appointed To Fire Department
Joseph J. Mally of 510 Sixteenth Street SE was named to the city fire department by a city council resolution. He will fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Captain D. F. Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Mally
Sixteenth Street
Mally
D. F. Spencer
The Pope Toledo Car Makes Historic 100 Mile Run
The Pope Toledo built in 1904 is a five passenger open touring car with no windshield and it could travel 100 miles on five gallons of gasoline.
Missing mother of 20 month old daughter sought by police
Gerd Christopher of 708 Pirst street SW asked police Sunday to aid in a search for his 19 year old wife Mary Ellen who left home Saturday night claiming a telephone call and did not return. She is missing Monday and may not have left the city. The couple has a 20 month old daughter. She is about five feet two inches, 115 pounds with blue eyes and dark hair. She wore a black dress black plush jacket black shoes and gray stockings when she left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerd Christopher
Pirst Street
Mary Ellen
Christopher
Christophers
Small Loans Bill Approved by Senate After Concurrence
The Iowa Senate concurred with House amendments on the small loans bill by a 37 to 0 vote, cutting maximum rates to three percent on the first 150 dollars and two and a half percent on the rest, with a banking board investigation due. The measure now goes to the governor, and the banking board must report to the next general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Assembly
State Senate
State Banking Board
Senate
Banking Board
General Assembly
Finance Committee
State Board of Education
Man Held For Theft From Local Store
Ray Day 24 of Kansas City MO was arrested by police Saturday night in Montgomery Ward for larceny of five trousers and three pairs of socks. He admitted to Chief Earl Stanley that he is Roy Hopkins and had just finished an eight month Waterloo jail term for shoplifting. Hopkins pled not guilty before Judge F O Ellison. bond set at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Day
Kansas City
Montgomery Ward and Company
Earl Stanley
Roy Hopkins
Waterloo
North Carolina
Hopkins
F. O. Ellison
G. K.epombeon
Also Mentioned on This Page
James A. Reeds
Mrs. Fisher Hostess
Clubs
Mrs. Listebarger
Garbo
Barbara Kill
Mrs. Keeler
Cottrell-Thomas
Hannibal
Beta Phi Alphas
Florida
A. A. U. W. Reading Group
CHI Beta Phi
P. T. A. Meetings
Harrison
Directed By
Amos Parrish
York
Ove
First Lutheran
Harry R. Canaday
Fourth Avenue
Department of Commerce
H. G. Sttzer
L. L. Dolson
H. E. Hayden
Iowa Falls
Knights of Columbus
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
K. of C. Hall
Linn County
The
Ameline Red Cross
Thursy
Red Cross
Boy
Scouts
Amos
Amor Parrish
Ipess
Geral
Killian
Bigelow-Sanford
Smulekoff
Third Avenue SW
Dial
Newman
P. B. Clark
Newmans
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