Betty Beardsley Hosts Edith Knox Bridal Evening
Betty Beardsley will host a Tuesday evening gathering at 2149 Linden Drive SE to honor Edith Knox the bride elect-to-be of Dr. Kenneth Bogaard in April. Buffet supper will be served and gift presentation will celebrate kitchen gifts for the bride. Fourteen guests include Mrs. Charles M. Daniel of Davenport and E. W. LaPlante family guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Beardsley
Linden Drive
Edith Knox
Kenneth Bogaard
Charles M. Daniel
Davenport
Edward LaPlante
E. W. LaPlante
Blake Boulevard
Miss Beardsley
Wallace D. Lyon
Jerome Gearhart
Sam H. Nigh
Bernice Knickerbocker
Virginia Knox
Adeline Taylor
Helen Larimer
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4409 Availability
Pattern 4409 is offered in misses' sizes 12 14 16 18 and 20. A size 16 ensemble requires 512 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department The Cedar Rapids Gazette 243 West 17th Street New York NY. Additional ten cents buys the latest Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Newly Elected Officers Installed at Alpha Gamma Delta
At Coe College sorority rooms 1263 First Avenue E a meeting installed officers for Alpha Gamma Delta. Jonjon Perkins is president Gladys Hellman first vice president Ruth Kirkpatrick second vice president Betty Winn recording secretary Amy Battles corresponding secretary Rose Marie Blomquist treasurer Ruth Andresen activity chairman Mary Ellen Ford summer camp chairman Jane Kemmerer chaplain Harriett Cherney guard Shirley Mayo librarian Margaret Twogood editor Winifred Erbe scribe Mary Kathryn Fiebig rushing chairman Mildred McKeeley names Frances Beal social chairman Elaine Kuhn house president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
First Avenue E
Jonjon Perkins
Gladys Hellman
Ruth Kirkpatrick
Betty Winn
Amy Battles
Rose Marie Blomquist
Ruth Andresen
Mary Ellen Ford
Jane Kemmerer
Harriett Cherney
Shirley Mayo
Hibnes Reelected President Of P. E. O. Chapter
Miss Helen Hibnes was reelected president of Chapter DK of P. E. O. at a Monday night meeting after a dinner hosted by Mrs. Le Roy D. Weld at 1838 Blake Boulevard SE. New officers include Miss Rosalind Nelson as vice president and Miss Marianna Sackett as corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hibnes
LeRoy D. Weld
Blake Boulevard
Rosalind Nelson
Vogel Harley
Marianna Sackett
J. M. Tallman
Weld
W. M. Stoakes
Greensburg Woman Arrives as House Guest in City
Mrs John Brunot of Greensburg Pennsylvania arrives in the city as house guest of her sister Miss Laura Turner and brother David Turner and Mrs Turner at 301 Twenty third Street Drive SE. She will remain in the city until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brunot
Greensburg, Pa
Laura Turner
David Turner
Turner
Twenty-third Street
Mount Mercy Alumnae Card Party Benefit
Mount Mercy alumnae sponsored a benefit card party Monday evening at 388 Sixteenth Street SE hosted by Miss Marian Dickson and Mrs. Richard Long. Three tables competed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ted Vernimont and Miss Eleanor Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Alumnae
Marian Dickson
Richard Long
Sixteenth Street
Ted Vernimont
Eleanor Heath
Mrs Kellogg Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Buffet
Mrs F C Kellogg at 1956 Park Avenue SE entertained Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at a buffet dinner Monday evening. Mrs F W Damour assisted, both sponsors. Guests included Mrs Dwight Krumholtz and Mrs Pierre A Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Kellogg
Park Avenue SE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Kellogg
F. W. Damour
Dwight Krumholtz
Pierre A. Tracy
Birthday party honors many guests at Fairfax home
Mrs Mary Waychoff hosted a Sunday evening birthday gathering at her Fairfax home. Honorees included Fannie Reed John Buresh Emma Waychoff Mary Levig Vera and Joyce Kleppe Arnold Yanece Glenn Selzer and Mr and Mrs Fletcher Waychoff. Attending were the families of John Buresh Adolph Selzer Joe Yanecek Oscar Levig Orrie Waychoff B L Waychoff Raymond Reed Russell Gallaway and Mrs Verne Yanecek and Earl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Waychoff
Fairfax
Fannie Reed
John Buresh
Emma Waychoff
Mary Levig
Vera
Joyce Kleppe
Arnold Yanece
Glenn Selzer
Fletcher Waychoff
Adolph Selzer
Joe Yanecek
Joe Yanecek, Jr
Oscar Levig
Orrie Waychoff
B. L. Waychoff
Raymond Reed
Russell Gallaway
Verne Yanecek
Earl
Ten King’s Daughters members meet at Mrs Wilson home
Ten members of the Silver Cross circle of the King’s Daughters gathered at 1723 Fourth avenue SE Thursday afternoon. Mrs F C Reynolds led Easter season devotions and Myron Mason chaired the meeting. Three new members joined the baby band. They will meet at St Luke’s hospital March 17 to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters
W. A. Wilson
Fourth Avenue
F. C. Reynolds
Myron Mason
Marshall Clark
St. Luke’s Hospital
Camp Fire Sponsors to Meet at First Presbyterian Church
Camp Fire Sponsors association will gather Thursday at 9 30 a m in the Camp Fire room of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs A J Anderson a Camp Fire board member and guardian will speak guest. All Camp Fire sponsors in the city are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Sponsors
First Presbyterian Church
A. J. Anderson
Camp Fire Board
Miss Inga Tapper Reelected GM Chapter President
Miss Inga Tapper was reelected president of GM chapter of P. E. O. at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Harry W. Dunker 2124 Grande avenue SE.新 Officers installed include Mrs. L A Kessler as vice president Mrs. Emil Rasmussen recording secretary Miss Faith Mc Murray corresponding secretary Mrs. C J Lynch Jr chaplain and Miss Mary Randall guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga Tapper
Harry W. Dunker
Grande Avenue
L. A. Kessler
Emil Rasmussen
Faith McMurray
C. J. Lynch, Jr
Mary Randall
Shonka Joins Frances Shimer Basketball Team
Miss Barbara Shonka daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Shonka of 394 Twenty-fifth Street SE is a member of the Frances Shimer College basketball team in Mount Carroll Illinois where she is a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Shonka
S. V. Shonka
Twenty-fifth Street
Frances Shimer College
Mount Rs Ill
George Sommers Honored on 74th Birthday
George Sommers of 257 Twenty fourth avenue SW was surprised with a birthday party marking his seventy fourth birthday. Relatives and friends hosted a picnic dinner and presented gifts, with numerous family members and neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sommers
Twentyfourth Avenue
W. D. Shank
A. Lewis
Marion
H. Schloss
George Sommers, Jr
William
Delite May Named on Dean's Honor Roll
Miss Delite May of Cedar Rapids, a liberal arts student at the University of Dubuque, was named to the dean's honor roll for the first semester of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delite May
Cedar Rapids
Liberal Arts
University of Dubuque
S D C Club Hosts Leap Year Party
Members of the S D C club acted as hostesses at a leap year party Sunday evening. Present were Betty Jo Fitzgerald Connie Sheridan Mildred Johnson Jean Norberg Mary Elizabeth Miegel Mary Margaret Strathmann Jean Phillips Bernice Svoboda Barbara Ryan Eunice Boyle. Guests included John Stark Charles Blahnik Bill Ryan Hugh White Eugene Stepanek Leo Morrissey Dwain Cruise John Krabbenhoff and Charles Imig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.D.C
Betty Jo Fitzgerald
Connie Sheridan
Mildred Johnson
Jean Norberg
Mary Elizabeth Miegel
Mary Margaret Strathmann
Jean Phillips
Bernice Svoboda
Barbara Ryan
Eunice Boyle
John Stark
Charles Blahnik
Bill Ryan
Hugh White
Eugene Stepanek
Leo Morrissey
Dwain Cruise
John Krabbenhoff
Charles Imig
Easter party at Phyllis Cohen home for Anakikisin Camp Fire
Members of Anakikisin Camp Fire met Monday afternoon at 2027 Park Avenue SE for an Easter party. They made bean bags to display with dolls at the grand council fire Saturday night. Two new members are Nancy Gay and Jocelyn Bickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anakikisin
Phyllis Cohen
Park Avenue SE
Grand Council
Nancy Gay
Jocelyn Bickel
Aunt Het Reflects on In-Laws and Perceptions
A humorous quip from Aunt Het remarks that in-laws are no worse than others, with a wry note that people seem smarter and nicer when less is known about them. The line captures a folksy, lighthearted view of family relations.
Valentine Keipers Celebrate Their 54th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Valentine Keiper of 1603 Mapie drive NW were saluted at a Monday night celebration hosted by their ten children. W M Keiper of Beardstown and their son Jill celebrated a birthday as 36 grandchildren and five great grandchildren joined in songs and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Keiper
Mapie Drive
W. M. Keiper
Beardstown
Jill
Keiper
Atkins
Cedar Rapids
Palo
Germany
J. D. Schanbacher
Henry Happel
Martin Schirm
Fred Keiper
William Happel
Lee A. Ilten
Edwin J. Bruns
Doris
Jean
Fred K. Ilten
Marshalltown
Patricia
David
O. J. Keiper
Waterloo
Bobby
Mrs Stark Hosts Two Birthday Parties in Easter Theme
Mrs. Harold Stark of 809 Second Street SW entertained Thursday for her son Buddy's seventh birthday with ten guests, Easter decorations, and a cake. Later that evening she hosted Mrs. R W Jones for her birthday, with a covered dish supper and a cake centerpiece. gifts were exchanged for Mrs. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stark
Second Street
Buddy
R. W. Jones
Thomas Gilka
Jones
Mattie Jones
William Hemsky
George Taylor
Pat Kimm
Earl Stark
Betty
Earl Stark, Jr
Amelia Stark
Mary Jane Finnegan
Mrs Stephen Hosts Geralds Sixth Birthday Party
Mrs Francis Stephen entertained Saturday afternoon at 432 Thirty-third Street NE for her son Geralds sixth birthday. Easter motif decorations and baskets were given to the children in attendance including Barbara Clemens Mary Jo Proeschveld Mary and Margaret Stephen Marjorie Secrest Barbara Guhl Beverly Valentine Dolly McBride Austin Fernow Larry and Terry Bjornsen Cameron and Philip Cummins Larry Michael Eugene Seller Dickie Carson and Dorothy Navratil assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Stephen
Thirty-third Street
Gerald
Barbara Clemens
Mary Jo Proescheldt
Mary
Margaret Stephen
Marjorie Secrest
Barbara Guhl
Beverly Valentine
Dolly McBride
Austin Fernow
Larry
Terry Bjornsen
Cameron
Philip Cummins
Larry Michael
Eugene Seller
Dickie Carson
Dorothy Navratil
Stephen
Son Born to Dr and Mrs Steele in San Francisco
Word is received of the birth of a son on March 11 to Dr. and Mrs. Ashby Steele of San Francisco. Mrs. Steele is the former Myrne Moffit, daughter of Mrs. Harriet Moffit of 1749 A avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby Steele
San Francisco
Steele
Myrne Moffit
Harriet Moffit
Avenue NE
Past Chiefs of Winter Temple No 78 Meet at Fair Home
The Past Chiefs of Winter temple No 78 Pythian Sisters met Monday night at 348 Seventh Avenue SW the home of Miss Charlotte Fair. After the business meeting they played bridge assisted by hostesses Esther Strait Bertha Buffington Lillian Clark and Alta Robertson. The next meeting will be at Mrs Edna Currans home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple No
Charlotte Fair
Seventh Avenue
Esther Strait
Bertha Buffington
Lillian Clark
Alta Robertson
Edna Curran
Arthur Reed Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Friends honored Arthur Reed at a surprise party held Saturday night at his home 1047 Sixteenth Street NE. Five hundred dollars was played at five tables with prizes won by Sid Forbes, Grant Brownell, Albert Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Reed, and Arthur Reed. Other attendees included Henry and J F Henry, Frances Driscoll, Georges Forbes, and many Reed family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Reed
Sixteenth Street
Sid Forbes
Grant Brownell
Albert Peterson
Henry Orton
J. F. Henry
Frances Driscoll
Georges Forbes
Glen DeWald
Clyde Zook
Vern Canaday
James, Don, Lewis
Dorothy Reed
Reed Riley
Gilbert Goss
Mrs Klassen Hosts Patricia Anne Birthday Party
Mrs Otto C Klassen of 2525 Johnson avenue NW entertained Saturday afternoon for her daughter Patricia Annes tenth birthday. Guests included Alice Shea Barbara Edgar Kathleen Carroll Genevieve Heaverlo Dolores Lattner Patsy Connell Jean Hoffman Rosemary Shumaker Patty Bird Dorothy Schriner Maud Mueller Tiscia Shanahan Susie and Stanley Drahos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto C. Klassen
Johnson Avenue
Patricia Anne
St. Patrick’s
Alice Shea
Barbara Edgar
Kathleen Carroll
Genevieve Heaverlo
Dolores Lattner
Patsy Connell
Jean Hoffman
Rosemary Shumaker
Patty Bird
Dorothy Schriner
Maud Mueller
Tiscia Shanahan
Susie
Stanley Drahos
Miss Kacer Heads East for Three-Week Visit
Miss Mary Jean Kacer of 1220 Third Street SE left Saturday for Charleston West Virginia to spend three weeks with her sister Mrs George Habib formerly of Cedar Rapids Later she will visit New York City and other eastern cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Kacer
Third Street
Charleston
W. Va
George Habib
Cedar Rapids
New York City
Rock Island Women’s Club Plans March Fundraisers
The Rock Island Women’s Club met Friday at the YWCA with 59 members present. They arranged a card party in the Glow room of the Gas Company on March 27 and a dance and card party at the YWCA on March 30. New members listed include Mesdames Lynott, Buschovicek, Dewey, Weiss, Wieneke, Mack, Shuell, Thomas, Coughlin, Bragg, Meakins, Goodwin, Lydick, and others. Mrs A Meakins won the post meeting prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Women’s Club
Gas Company
Alex Lynott
Buschovicek
Frank Dewey
Mary A. Weiss
Ed Wieneke
Anna Mack
John Shuell
R. D
Mrs J H Clift Hosts Farewell Bridge Party
Mrs J H Clift of 283 Highland Drive NW hosted a Friday evening bridge party at her home honoring Mrs C C Van Ness of 1738 First Avenue NW who is preparing to move to Lincoln Nebraska. The guest of honor received a gift as the ladies named in attendance gathered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Clift
Highland Drive
C. C. van Ness
First Avenue NW
Lincoln
Neb
Frank Zanka
John Day
George King
Elmer Stanek
Harold Wies
Bessie
Stella Jandl
Alberta Schuckert
Community Dairy Dale Plans Entertainment Night
The Dairy Dale community meets Thursday at 8 p.m. in the hall to finalize plans for Friday evening’s entertainment. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Dolezal Family Weekend Visit Across Tama and Toledo
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dolezal and their son Cleon stayed the weekend with F. A. Uchytil and Mrs. George Dolezal in Tama and Toledo, visiting their hosts at the homes mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dolezal
Thirteenth Avenue SW
Cleon
Tama
Toledo
F. A. Uchytil
George Dolezal
Margaret Bottome Circle Meets for Dessert Luncheon
The Margaret Bottome circle of the Kings Daughters will hold a dessert luncheon on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Lester Martinek's home located at 955 Daniels Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bottome
The
King’s Daughters
Lester Martinek
Daniels Street
Miss Gladfelter Returns From Exelsior Springs Visit
Miss Alice Gladfelter of 1312 Oakland Avenue NE returned Monday after a three week stay at Excelsior Springs Missouri with her family greeting her at home and noting her health recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladfelter
Alice Gladfelter
Oakland Avenue
Excelsior Springs
Mothers Club at Edgewood No 1 To Meet Thursday
The Mothers' club of Edgewood school No 1 will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the school. Members are to bring their own handwork for the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Edgewood School No. 1
Arthur P. T A Parent Education Meeting
The Arthur P T A parent education group will meet at the Al win Wagner residence at 2331 E Avenue NE on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Anyone interested is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. T. A. Parent Education Group
Alwin Wagner
E Avenue NE
Tyler PTA Set Meeting With Principal Fred Carstens
The Tyler P T A will meet at 2 p m Thursday at the school. Principal speaker Fred Carstens will brief attendees. The mothers chorus will sing and the mothers first aid class will give a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P. T. A
Fred Carstens
Mothers’ Chorus
Fascist Leader Vows Armed Revolt Against Czech Government
Prague reports say Jan Rys, Czech fascist head, addressed 3,000 supporters promising to lead an armed rebellion against the Czech government once conditions ripen. Rys opposes the autonomy of Czech provinces under German protectorate and seeks German backing, which has not been granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prague
Jan Rys
Rys
Germany
Radio Operator With Byrd Talks To McKinley Students
Amory Bud Waite, radio operator with Admiral Richard E. Byrd on the last Antarctica expedition, spoke to McKinley Senior High School students. He described life at sea, the crew’s daily routine, and debunked common myths about the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
McKinley
Amory
Bud Waite
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctica
McKinley Senior High School
Waite
Vernon Harger
Admiral Byrd
Boxer Convicted in Nazi Envoy Death
Ernie Hass, former boxer, found guilty of first degree manslaughter in Kings County court for the killing of Dr. Walter Engelberg, attache of the German consulate in New York. The verdict may bring 10 to 20 years in prison, but the judge has discretion on sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Ernie Hass
Kings County
Walter Engelberg
Bluebirds Arrive Here Later Than Customary
Local bird watchers note bluebirds reached Cedar Rapids area later than typical. Reports from February 1939 and 1938 show arrivals around February 14 to 17, with sightings by Mrs. George Kosek and Mrs. Paul Hanson near Indian Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek
Cedar Rapids
George Kosek
Paul Hanson
City Budget Recheck Shows Smaller Yearly Total
A city hall review for 1940 41 shows the proposed budget at 1 359 869 after removing 70 110 in reserves. Last year’s original stood 1 359 780 with changes to add ambulance service signals and a workshop and humane society costs bringing adjusted to 1 375 080. Major next year outlays include streets and public improvements 160 250 police maintenance 135 500 fire maintenance 140 500 and water works 140 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
City Sells 500 Tons of Old Street Car Rails
The public improvements department will receive bids for about 500 tons of unused street car rails. With streets now served by buses, the sale is expected to add around 5000 dollars to the city treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Improvements Department
Northeast Iowa Photographers Club Spring Meeting
Twenty five photographers from northeastern Iowa will gather for the North east Iowa Photographers club spring meeting at Thompson's studio on Second avenue SE. The event opens with a Wednesday luncheon and features Will G. Rogers of Eastman Kodak presenting printing and enlarging. Al Keyes speaks Thursday on itinerant peddlers license law and amendments to protect local photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Northeast Iowa Photographers Club
Thompson’s
Second Avenue SE
G. Rogers
Eastman Kodak Company
al Keyes
School Election Results In Iowa
Iowa voters delivered school board decisions across towns including Lost Nation Delwe n Decorah Calmar Ely and Manchester with varied turnout. Albert Dickman and J K Shields won reelection bids while Norman Nelson secured a fourth term and Valentine Frana was reelected in Calmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Township
Nebraska
Albert Dickman
Harry Rohling
Manchester
Robert L. Condon
Lelaware
Albert Gienapp
Henry Manson
Delaware
Delwein
J. K. Shields
M. L. Spear
Robert Connor
Decorah
Norman Nelson
J. H. Rickels
Bastian Torvik
Calmar — Valentine Frana
Don Meyer
Fred Meyer
Ely
Lamir Truhlar
John Phillips
Post-Dispatch Cited for Contempt Over Brady Case Coverage
The St Louis Post-Dispatch and three staff members were cited for contempt by Circuit Judge Thomas J. Rowe for editorials and a cartoon about the dismissal of a $10,000 extortion charge against State Rep Edward M Brady. The court ordered them to show cause why they should not be punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
The
Post- Dispatch
Thomas J. Rowe
Edward M. Brady
Pulitzer Publishing Company
Post-Dispatch
Benjamin H. Reese
Ralph Coghlan
Daniel R. Fitzpatrick
Judge Rowe
Brady
John P. Nick
Union
Circuit
Franklin Miller
Court cites editorials as contemptuous plan against judge
The court finds editorials and cartoons part of a single plan to defame and insult the court and judge. It alleges charges of corruption venality and partiality that scandalize the court and inflame public prejudice. The Post Dispatch calls contempt an attack on press freedom and vows to defend the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post-Dispatch
House backs farm boosts as parity fund debated
Washington AP reports reluctant economy blocs and farm state allies favor advancing a roughly one billion dollar farm bill with parity payments and surplus disposal funds. Debate centers on a parity fund aimed at farmers purchasing power and the potential for a war profits tax if debt limits and savings fail to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Cannon
Dirksen
Ill
House Appropriations
Congress
Rep
Andresen
Minn
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Anne Adams
Alpha Gamma Delta
Miss Hibnes
Turners
Mount Mercy
Mrs. Kellogg Hostess Lambda
Camp Fire
Mothers of Alpha Xi Deltas
Elks Club
Alpha Xi Delta
A. W. Plock
C. M. Doolittle
H. G. Mead
Kathryn Beery
Alice Kenworthy
Marybel Jacobson
Dorothy Stookey
Dorothy Barnes
Eloise Helfenstine
Dorothy Plock
Charles Jones
Robert Huie
Des Moines
W. E. Lichtenstein
Earle G. Nichols
S. E. Coquillette
W. E. Lamey
Miss Shonka
Shimer
Delite
S.D.C. Club
Anakikisin Camp Fire
Lenord T. Arduser
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Harry F. Tisher
Dial
3Rd St. SE
Valentine Keipers
Mrs. Stark
Mrs. Stephen
Mrs. Steele
R. P. Taylor
Upland Drive SE
Chapter II
Taylor
Arthur L
Zoe Varney
Eva Walker
D Avenue NE
L. E. Morgan
Topeka
Kan
Joe Cross
Barbara Morgan
Cross
Dan Cross
Mrs. Klassen
Miss Kacer
Rock Island
W. C
Mrs. Clift
Dairy Dale Meeting
Dolezals
P.T.A. Meetings
Edgewood No
Arthur
Tyler
Recheck
Iowa Photographers Club
Eodo
Vere
Teta
New County
Lasswell Photo
Mary Rozema
Hospers
Linn County
State Department of Health
Red Cross
Rozema
University of Michigan
Madeline Healy
Newton
Rad
Fat Girl
Dee
Rhel
Doeskin Bel
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