Local Folk Travel Notes Include Cedar Rapids Residents
Travel reports from Cedar Rapids feature Mr. and Mrs H Gordon DeLay planning a California motor trip for three weeks. Mrs George B Lady returns from Storm Lake after a two week visit with her son in law and daughter. Mr and Mrs Hunter recently moved to Storm Lake from Osage. Mr and Mrs William H Dunsh ee return from eight weeks at Sanibel Island with stops at Bok Memorial tower Lake Wales Silver Springs and Norris Dam. Mrs C S Miner will remain in the south for some time longer.
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Cedar Rapids
Society News Today
H. Gordon DeLay
Twenty-third Street Drive
California
George B Lady
Second Avenue SE
Storm Lake
Myron A. Hunter
Hunter
Osage
Wiliam H Dunshee
First Avenue E
Sanibel Island
Fla
Lake Wales
Silver Springs
Ocala
Norris Dam
Tennessee
Santbel Island
C S Miner
Glencoe
Miner
South
Mrs Harrison Barnes Visitors In Minneapolis Home
Mrs Harrison Barnes and her daughter Patricia of Minneapolis and Mrs N E Bliss of Portage Wisconsin visit Mr and Mrs WB Ives at 122 Eighteenth Street NE.
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Harrison Barnes
Patricia
Minneapolis
N. E. Bliss
Portage, Wis
WB. Ives
Eighteenth Street
Heath guest at Larimer home in Sioux City
Mrs H W Heath of Villisca visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs E J Larimer at 2036 Fifth avenue SE for about two weeks.
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H. W. Heath
Villisca
E. J. Larimer
Fifth Avenue SE
Heath
Teachers to Meet for Dinner at Butterfly Tea Shop
Reading teachers in the intermediate grades of local public schools will gather this evening at the Butterfly tea shop for dinner. Arrangements are led by Misses Ruth Bryan and Alberta Michel with seating for twenty. A meeting will follow the dinner.
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Butterfly
Ruth Bryan
Alberta Michel
Company Employees Dinner Dance At Mountain Rose Hotel
Skelly O11 company employees along with their spouses and friends attend an informal dinner and dance tonight in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. W H Kneas is committee chairman with Vincent Welp Clarence Reese and Merrill Lund assisting.
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Skelly O11 Company
Montrose Hotel
W. H. Kneas i
Vincent Welp
Clarence Reese
Merrill Lund
Wednesday Social Club Meeting Notes at 316 Ninth Street NW
The Wednesday Social club met with Mrs. F W Davis on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. M F Cox presented Notes On Current Publications and Mrs E Cumberland spoke of An Outstanding Magazine Article. Mrs. Davis was assisted by her daughter Mrs Lo V Hoskin in serving refreshments.
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F W Davis
Ninth Street
M. F Cox
E. Cumberland
Card party reservations for Cedar chapter Areme circle
Mrs Robert McNabney and Mrs C B Iosty take reservations for the Areme circle Cedar chapter No 184 O E in the Masonic hall dining room Friday at 239 pm. The regular meeting will precede the party at 130 pm.
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Robert McNabney
C B_ Iosty
Areme Circle of Cedar Chapter
O E
Masonic Hall
Banco Club Hosts Mary Katherine Glidden Meeting
Miss Mary Katherine Glidden of 519 Twelfth Street SE will entertain members of her banco club Friday at 7 30 pm at her home.
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Mary Katherine Glidden
Twelfth Street
Banco Club
Camp Fire Board Plans Tea and Bridge Tea
Mrs W J Brown hosted a Camp Fire board picnic luncheon at her home. The regular March meeting followed and plans were made for a tea for guardians and assistants at the First Presbyterian church chapel to celebrate Camp Fire's national birthday, with a benefit bridge tea after Lent. thirteen members attended.
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W J Brown
First Avenue E
Camp Fire Board
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs Wadsworth Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. E. H. Wadsworth entertained members of her bridge club at luncheon at her home on Country Club Parkway SE. The gathering served eight guests with covers set for eight.
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E. H. Wadsworth
Country Club Parkway SE
Daughters of Isabella Circle Plans Pep Meeting
Members of Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle met at the Montrose hotel for a membership drive. The group aims to add forty new members to reach the local total of 225, guided by a national HQ with 60,000 members. A pep meeting and picnic supper were announced for Miss Lulu Cacek's home Thursday at 6 30 p.m.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Montrose Hotel
Lulu Cacek
Entaghonta Camp Fire Group Elects Officers
The Entaghonta Camp Fire Group of St. James church met at Dorothy Gethin’s home. Lois Jelinek was elected president with Darlene Huston as vice president and Dorothy Welsh as secretary. Emma June Smith became treasurer, Doris Canterbury scribe, Ruth Hayward social chairman. other members include Dorothy Getlin Ellen Spaight and Betty Sheets. Verona Thomas is guardian with Sybil Hayward and Winona Taylor as assistants. The next meeting will be at Betty Sheets’ home, 1019 Ninth Street NW.
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Entaghonta
St. James Church
Dorothy Gethin
Lois Jelinek
Darlene Huston
Dorothy Welsh
Emma June Smith
Doris Canterbury
Ruth Hayward
Dorothy Getlin
Ellen Spaight
Betty Sheets
Verona Thomas
Guardian
Sybil Hayward
Winona Taylor
Ninth Street
Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Holds Spring Fashion Talk
Miss Marguerite Herr spoke on Spring Fashions at the regular Sigma chapter meeting. An open forum led by Miss Ida McQuin on Behaviorism and a discussion by Wiltrude Cherry on The Value of Good Manners concluded the educational program.
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Marguerite Herr
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
SCS Club Members Meet Betty Pollock in 1933
SCS club members met with Betty Pollock at 1933 C avenue NE recently. Members present were Carolyn Cornish Jacqueline Basley Ethel Martin Mildred Johnson and Betty Mae Leinbaugh. Refreshments were served following the business meeting.
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SCS Club
Betty Pollock
C Avenue NE
Carolyn Cornish
Jacqueline Basley
Ethel Martin
Mildred Johnson
Betty Mae Leinbaugh
Forty at Current Events Meeting
Forty women attended the annual guest day meeting of the current events department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club Wednesday afternoon at the club home. An open discussion of housing maintenance homesteads and the policies of Huey Long followed the luncheon.
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Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Huey Long
C C Moffit
C B. Clark
June Hardy
Frank Gates
Frank Nissen
Frank van Tassel
Miss Louise Miner and Joseph S Wilson United in Marriage
Miss Louise Miner daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Miner and Joseph S Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Du berry Wilson were married at the bride’s home Wednesday evening Rev Mr Miner officiated The couple will reside northwest of Coggan Mrs Wilson attended Grant high school and the bride’s sister Agnes Miner helped host a miscellaneous shower prior to the wedding
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Louise Miner
C C Miner
Third Avenue SE
Joseph S. Wilson
Duberry Wilson
Coggon
Mr Miner
Emaline Morrow
Leo Miner
Miner
Wilson
Grant High School
Coggan
Joan Witzigman
Joan Rice
Agnes Miner
John Brague
Nelson Miner
Bob Comreid
Betty Lou
Earl Wood
Richard
E. L. Russell
C. W. Miller
Ted Ireland
C. L. Grumbine
Paul Witzigman
Joan
Charles Sramek
Martin Rice
Roy Faris
L. A. Faris
Irene Douglas circle Kings Daughters plans sale and bylaw revisions
Twenty one members met with Mrs. L Poet zinger in Minneapolis to vote on buying a history of the International Order of Kings Daughters and Sons and to continue bylaw revisions. Devotions led by Mrs. John Janecek titled Faith. Guests included Mrs. Margaret Lozier Mrs. J M Long and Miss M E Luder of Chicago. The circle schedules a white elephant sale at its next meeting March 27 at Mrs. W C Drager’s home.
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Irene Douglas
King’s Daughters
L. Poetzinger
Fifth Avenue SE
W. F. Cooper
J. P. Mills
International Order of King’s Daughters and Sons
John Janecek
Margaret Lozier
J. M. Long
M. E. Luder
Chicago
W. C Drager
Twenty-sixth Street
I. S. O. M. Club Meeting At Mary Hembern’s Home
Mary Hembern hosted I. S. O. M. club members at 1010 Fav e nue NW. Beatrice D Autremont and Lillian Baldwin won prizes at banco Favors and refreshments featured St Patrick's day colors. Members present included Bernice Olsen Miss D Autremont Rulla Piedhau Miss Baldwin Dorothy Lukenbach Catherine Cunning ham and Dorothy Weaver. Bernice Olsen to host next meeting.
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I. S. O. M. Club
Mary Hembern
Favenue
Beatrice D’autremont
Lillian Baldwin
Banco Favors
St. Patrick's Day
Bernice Olsen
D‘autremont
Rulla Piedhau
Miss Baldwin
Dorothy Lukenbach
Catherine Cunningham
Dorothy Weaver
Marriage of Gertrude Mc Nichol to Francis Hankins
Mr and Mrs G A Shores announce the marriage of their daughter Gertrude Edna Mc Nichol to Francis Abel Hankins son of Mr and Mrs W B Hankins of Marshalltown. The ceremony was March 9 at Rev William M Evans home 1328 A avenue NE. The Hankins couple reside at 1115 Maplewood drive NE and he works at Enterprise Box company.
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G. A Shores
Maplewood Drive
Gertrude Edna McNichol
Francis Abel Hankins
W. B. Hankins
Marshalltown
William M. Evans
A Avenue
W. Wall
Hankins
Enterprise Box Company
Lois Eleanor Wooden to Clifford W Mason Married
Mr and Mrs J A Wooden announce the marriage of daughter Lois Eleanor to Clifford W Mason son of Mrs J B Mason. The wedding occurred March 9 at Manchester. Lois graduated Grant high school in 1932 and works at Blue Valley Dairy. Clifford is with Quaker Oats. They will reside at 1132 First avenue West.
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J A Wooden
Third Avenue
Lois Eleanor
Clifford W Mason
J B Mason
First Avenue
Manchester
Mason
Grant High School
Blue Valley Dairy Company
Jason
Quaker Oats Company
What's In Fashion Custom Peasant Styles In Modern Wear
EW YORK. Peasant fashions draw from diverse world sources yet adapt for American wear with modern trims. Describes authentic smocked tunics with belted waists, matching peasant hats including Breton sailor variants, sturdy peasant shoes with buckles or straps, and peasant prints with rainbow colors inspiring sports plaids and stripes. Tomorrow: men shift to custom lasts in shoes.
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York
YWCA Children Perform Demonstration Friday Afternoon
Children from YWCA classes will present a program Friday at 4 30 p m in the YWCA gymnasium. Participants include Beginners rhythm tap and rhythm groups with named students, intermediate and advanced tap, and numerous rhythm and tap students led by instructors.
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Y. W
Janie Johnston
Bonnie Anne Smith
Mary Ethel Buxton
Marcilene Kaplan
John Leo Ruby
Patty Winchell
Mary Halvenstot
Joyce Peterson
Patricia Savage
Patricia Ruby
Verlean Fahl
Harriet Ruby
Winifred Spencer
Colleen Martin
William Spencer
Alice Ruth Mikas
Esther Marie Jorgeson
Feone Kennedy
Dorothy Sova
Jean Grissell
Carolyn Dunning
Marcia Kensinger
Betty Ahrendsen
Bonnie Jean MacGregor
Catherine Miller
Betty Anne Buck
Susan Starman
Gwendolyn Schaeffer
Margaret Anne Roland
Betty Anne Shank
Dorothy Racer
Mary Ellen Martin
Betty Hillbruner
Elaine Bowers
Patty Hughes
Bonnie Dee Huff
Harrison PTA to Sponsor Friday Evening Program
The Harrison Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a program Friday at 7 30 pm in the school auditorium. All numbers on the program will be given by residents of the Harrison district. The event is open to the public.
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Harrison Parent-Teacher Association
Harrison
Play program notes with cast and organizers listed
Louis Burgus and Leonard Swacka served as stage managers and Jane Zadnichek was announcer. Bar bara Burke gave a history of the safety council. Safety songs were sung by the group. Miss Ruth Bryan directed the play and Evelyn Stoakes accompanied. Mothers of 2A and 3B pupils attended. Mrs Ross Millen chaired, aided by Mrs John Carvey and Mrs Fred Anderson. Mrs Larry Condon and Mrs L. L. Smith presided at the tea table.
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Louis Burgus
Leonard Swacka
Jane Zadnichek
Barbara Burke
Safety Council
Ruth Bryan
Evelyn Stoakes
Ross Millen
John Carvey
Fred Anderson
Larry Condon
L. L. Smith
Miss Rachel Clark Bride Elect Honored At Mis Cellaneous Shower
Mrs Godfrey Stejskal hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Rachel Clark a bride elect at 2215 C street SW Tuesday evening. The marriage to Milo Trokosh is set for March 16. Clark won the high prize in bridge and Velma Trachta took the high bunco prize. St Patrick's day colors themed refresh ments were served and twelve guests attended.
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Godfrey Stejskal
C Street
Rachel Clark
Miss Clark
Milo Trokosh
Velma Trachta
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Silver Tea at Lundquist Home
About forty members and friends of the American Legion auxiliary attended a silver tea Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oscar Lundquist 1111 Third street SW Mrs J P Winn and Mrs Gilbert Martin presided at the tea table which was decorated with green tapers in silver candle holders
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Oscar Lundquist
Third Street
J. P. Winn
Gilbert Martin
Willing Workers Host Card Club Event at Mrs Caldwell Home
The West Side Willing Workers invite 500 card club members to meet Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Mrs. Eva Caldwell’s residence 509 Sixth Avenue SW. Attendees should bring picnic luncheons.
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West Side
500 Card Club
Eva Caldwell
Sixth Avenue SW
Washington High Principal to Speak at Big Springs Meeting
Mrs Hallman principal of Washington high school will address a Big Springs P T A meeting on Friday at 2 pm. Pupils will present a program.
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Hallman
Washington High School
Big Springs
P . A Fnday
Airplane Service Draws Over A Million From Rail Traffic
Report states air travel is capturing more than one million dollars in business from railroads as routes into New York grow. Authorities note competitive shifts affecting transportation hubs and local economies.
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New York
Fillmore PTA Silver Tea Hosted by Mrs Anton Nilsson
Mrs Anton Nilsson will host a Fillmore PTA silver tea Friday from 2 to 4 pm at 1025 G Avenue NW. Mrs V A Kofren will assist. Motters of pupils of Miss Bessie Horak will greet guests. All mothers of Fillmore pupils are invited.
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Anton Nilsson
G Avenue NW
Fillmore Pta
V. A Kofren
Bessie Horak Vail
Fillmore
Public Library Talk Highlights Home Library Building
Joanna Hagey of the public library spoke on Building A Home Library at a Buchanan PTA meeting held Wednesday at the school. An original play Ned Learns a lesson was presented by the 5A class with students Wayne Swan Audrey Frantz Bastian Kruidenier Donald Nedved Ysonne Svoboda Jean Paulson Donald Gray Otho Mendenhall Phyllis Horak Jane Watson Joseph Lasturka Jack Dvorak Raymond Harper Wayne Mochal Dale Kocirik Robert Laker Charles Popelk Jean Morrie Sara Angott Filleen Feith Norma Klein Barbara Nix.
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Nt.s
Joanna Hagey
The
Public Library
Buchanan P T. A
Ned
Aking Part
Wayne Swan
Audrey Frantz
Bastian Kruidenier
Donald Nedved
Ysonne Svoboda
Jean Paulson
Donald Gray
Otho Mendenhall
Phyllis Horak
Jane Watson
Joseph Lasturka
Jack Dvorak
Raymond Harper
Wayne Mochal
Dale Kocirik
Robert Laker
Charles Popelk
Jean Morrie
Sara Angott
Fileen Feith
Norma Klein
Barbara Nix
Mount Mercy Senior Play Presents From Nine To Six
Mount Mercy academy seniors present the class play From Nine To Six by Stewart in the academy auditorium on Tuesday. The women’s drama explores employer employee relations and suggests better mutual understanding through sympathetic insight.
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Mount Mercy
Mount Mercy Academy
Stewart
Academy
MISS HELEN MILLEN WEDS CALIFORNIA MAN
Miss Helen Millen marries Virgil J. White of Pasadena California in Berkeley on March 8 with Rev Theron Story officiating. The groom is an insurance man and the bride, formerly of Earlville, attended Coe College and worked for Killian Company before moving to California. They plan to reside at 1280 North Robles Avenue in Pasadena after March 20.
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Helen Millen
Virgil J. White
Pasadena
Calif
Berkeley
Theron
White
Earlville
Coe College
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Killian Company
California
G. H. Chapman
Hinkley Avenue
North Robles Avenue
Mr. White
Sigma Chi Alumni Buffet In Roosevelt Hotel Tonight
Sigma Chi alumni gather for a buffet in the Picadilly room at the Roosevelt hotel this evening at 6 15 Emil Levsen of Springville leads arrangements for the event.
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Sigma Chi
Roosevelt Hotel
Emil Levsen
Springville
Arthur Nichols Honored at Surprise Farewell Party
Arthur J. Nichols was feted at a surprise farewell party hosted by his parents at 1107 Tenth Street NW. Six couples attended as Nichols tours the western states visiting Amarillo Texas and relatives in Seattle Washington. He will be away about six months.
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Arthur J. Nichols
A. A. Nichols
Tenth Street
Bridge
Nichols
Amarillo
Tex
Seattle
Wash
Princess Barbara Mdivani Leaves Paris for London Talks
Princess Barbara Huton Mdivani arrived in London with a denial of renewed marital discord while in Paris. She said Alexis Mdivani would join her in about two weeks but would not discuss future plans.
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London
INS
Barbara Hutton Mdivani
Alexis
Paris
Mdivani
Prince Mdivani and Barbara Hutton Flee Paris Hotel
Prince Alexis Mdivani and his Woolworth heir wife Barbara Hutton left their Paris hotel in sudden departure. Reports say they may still pursue a Spanish trip despite Barbara’s flight to London. Jimmy Donahue, Barbara’s cousin, comments on the couple’s plans.
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Paris
Ins
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
London
Barbara
Jimmy Donahue
Princess Barbara
Princess Barbara Mdivani Seeks Final Break From Alexis in London
London report says Princess Barbara Mdivani arrived at a fashionable hotel ahead of her estranged husband Prince Alexis amid renewed separation rumors. Paris sources claim plans to travel to New York and Spain. insiders note a quarrel ended with no lavish party this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Barbara Hutton Mdivani
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Barbara
Continent
Paris
M'divani
New York
Spain
Prince Alexis
Prince
Egypt
Alexis
India
Iowa Senate Approves Auto Testing Measure
The Iowa Senate approved a testing bill by a 37 to 8 vote. The measure would permit new automotive inspection protocols and related regulatory changes pending final legislative steps.
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Iowa
Senate
Des Moines
INS
Iowa Senate
Cities to Establish Auto Testing Stations
Authorities plan to let cities and towns set up automobile testing stations. They may require every resident to bring his car for testing under a fine of up to 25 dollars and a testing fee of 50 cents not more than twice a year.
Illinois Man Named Head Of Dairymer
John P. Case of Naperville Illinois was elected president of the Pure Milk Association at its annual meeting He succeeds H A Pfister of Prairie View Illinois Don Geyer was re elected secretary manager Other officers elected included E E Houghtley C W Schmaling and G L Morgan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John P. Case
Naperville
Farmer
Pure Milk Association
H. A. Pfister
Prairie View
Don Geyer
E. E. Houghtley
Shabbana
C. W. Schmaling
Delavan
Wis
G. L. Morgan
Westville
Ind
Women Can-ning Fruits in Cherokee County Texas
Two hundred forty six women in Cherokee county Texas canned fruits and vegetables valued at $3592.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Texas
Marmola Reducing Agent Promises Easy Weight Loss
A vintage testimonial claims effortless weight loss with Marmola tablets taken four times daily. Physicians endorse the corrective for obesity and claim 20 million packages sold since 1907. Buy Marmola from dealers nationwide and start losing weight now.
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W. B. Ives
Larimers
Skelly Company
Areme Circle Party
Ella
Mrs. Wadsworth
Isabella
Entaghonta Camp
C. S. Club
Castoria
Horlick
Lydia Pinkhaw
Sloan's
Lyon's
East Side Richards College
Phar'cy Uptown Drug Store
Kanealy & Beezley Drug
West Side Fisher Drug Co
Zastera's
16Th Ave
West Zastera Ellis Blvd
Drug
Miner-Wilson
St. Patrick’s
Shamrock
Sidwell
Directed By
Amos Parrish
Russia
P. T. A. Meetings
Legion Auxiliary Tea
Fillmore Silver Tea
Sigma Che
Arthur Nichols
Fanny Farmer
Candies
Second Street
R.m
Bulletin
Illinois
Dairymer
Shamrock Center
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