Edwy J Clapps Hosts Bridge Club Supper Party
Mr and Mrs Edwy J Clapp host a picnic supper and bridge evening at their 412 Twenty-sixth Street SE home Wednesday. Club members include A C Hoblitzell and Herbert Lo Rothan families along with Ray Vernimont William Hottensen and Richard M Miller. Mrs TL Stubs, 358 Woodland Drive SE, returns from New York after two weeks with her daughter Mrs Frederick N Lutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwy J Clapp
Twenty-sixth Street
A C Hoblitzell
Herbert Lo Rothan
Ray Vernimont
William G Hottensen
Richard M Miller
TL H Stubs
Woodland Drive
New York City
Frederick N Lutz
Stubbs
Lutz
Mr. Lutz
Singapore
Waples Return From Six Week Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank C. Waples returned Tuesday evening after a six weeks stay in the south. They spent most time at Miami Beach. They were accompanied by Mrs W Patterson of Titania who will leave for home Thursday. They traveled back through the Carolinas stopping at Magnolia Gardens near Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Waples
Forest Drive
South
Miami Beach
Waples
Titania
Carolinas
Magnolia Gardens
Charleston
Mrs Hoblitzell Hosts Breakfast for Visitors in Cedar Rapids
Mrs A C Hoblitzell of Carlton apartments acted as hostess at a Wednesday breakfast at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. The event honored Mrs Kenneth Adair and Mrs Kenneth Swanson of Indianapolis visiting at the home of Mrs Adair’s parents, Mr and Mrs E W LaPlante, 2118 Blake boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C Hoblitzell
Carlton Apartments
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Kenneth Adair
Kenneth Swanson
Indianapolis
Adair
E.W LaPlante
Blake Boulevard
Mrs Bell Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Robert P Bell, 523 Knollwood Drive SE, served as hostess at a luncheon Wednesday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Eight members attended and played bridge in the afternoon at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P Bell
Knollwood Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Eleanor Crew and Robert Penquite Wed
Mr and Mrs J E Crew announce the marriage of their daughter Eleanor to Robert L Penquite son of Mrs George Layer of Colfax. The ceremony was held Tuesday evening at St Pauls church with Rev Charles J Bready officiating. The couple will reside at 117 Twelfth Street NE after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Crew
D Avenue NE
Eleanor
Robert L. Penquite
George Layer
Colfax
St Paul's Church
Charles J. Bready
Walter Lindahl
Frank Matus
Gables
Penquite
Washington High School
JC. Penney Company
Rock Island Railroad
Twelfth Street
Mrs Beyea Addresses Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Mrs D Pirie Beyea spoke on Cooperation at the Credit Women's breakfast club meeting held Wednesday morning at the Rathskeller with twenty five members present. Members presented Mrs Beyea a corsage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Pirie Beyea
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Rathskeller
Cultus Club Holds Annual Guest Day at Mrs Whearns Home
Cultus club members will entertain at their annual guest day program on Thursday at 2 30 p m. at the home of Mrs. E B Whearns located at 401 Twenty second street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
E. B. Whearns
Twenty-second Street
New Zealand Drives England’s Auto Trade Lead
In a global commerce snapshot England relies on New Zealand as its top customer for automobiles while India buys most of cotton goods, Australia sources pottery, and South Africa imports electrical goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
England
India
Australia
South Africa
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Honored At Tea Event
Miss Bernice Hammond hosted a Sunday tea at 1533 D Avenue NE for Epsilon Sigma Alpha members and guests. The table centered with jonguails and the list of attendees included Harriette Struve Florence Glackin Louise Hronik Mane Skerik Lillia Mon santo Naomi Kester Arlene Ortmann Genevieve McCullough Ruth Blaine and Mrs Scott Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hammond
D Avenue NE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
E Jackson
Harriette Struve
Florence Glackin
Louise Hronik
Mane Skerik
Lillia Monsanto
Naomi Kester
Arlene Ortmann
Genevieve McCullough
Ruth Blaine
Scott Hammond
Mrs Jump Hosts Luncheon Bridg e Honor for Mrs Hermann
Mrs Jump at 396 Twenty fifth Street SE hosted a Wednesday luncheon and bridge to honor Mrs Hermann who will soon depart to Milwaukee to join her husband and establish a home there. pastel table decor complemented the event as gifts were presented to Mrs Hermann by attendees including Mesdames Yount Lehman Heim Tisher Porter Hyland and Dufty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jump
Twentyfifth Street
Hermann
Mr Hermann
Milwaukee
Mrs. Hermann
F. J. Yount
R. P. Lehman
A. G. Heim
Harry Tisher
American Home Group Luncheon Notes World Conditions
Twenty five members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club American Home department attended a luncheon and program Tuesday at the club home. Hostesses were Mrs B F Hazen Mrs E Smith and Mrs Mabel N Caffee. Rabbi David Polish spoke on Conditions Facing the World Today. Doe college men's quartet sang three numbers directed by Harold Reeves and accompanied by Miss Martha Leksa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids
Kappa Delta Pledges Zac Lynn of Grundy Center
The Kappa Delta sorority at Coccol lese announces pledging Miss Zac Lynn of Grundy Center. The service will be held Wednesday at noon in the sorority rooms.
Davis Bridge Club Dinner at Commonwealth Tea Room
Mr and Mrs CA Davis hosted members of their bridge club Tuesday evening at the Commonwealth Tea Room. After dinner three bridge tables were set up at the Davis home on 1704 Park Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C A’ Davis
Park Avenue SE
Bridge Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Davis
Evelyn Heefner Celebrates Eleventh Birthday at Kenwood Party
Evelyn Heefner was honored at her Kenwood home on Tuesday for her eleventh birthday. Camp Fire members attended a business meeting then the party during which officers were elected Beverly Keister president Patricia Maloney treasurer Glatha White secretary and Evelyn Heefner scribe. Gifts were exchanged as friends gathered including Beverly Keister Patty Long Patricia Maloney Jerry Lou Hart Glatha White Virginia Lou Reeder LaVonne Chermak Mary Lou Grauerholz Jane Taylor Alice Mikas Dorothy Heefner and guardian Mrs Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Heefner
Kenwood
Beverly Keister
Patricia Maloney
Glatha White
Patty Long
Jerry Lou Hart
Virginia Lou Reeder
LaVonne Chermak
Mary Lou Grauerholz
Jane Taylor
Alice Mikas
Dorothy Heefner
Mrs. Wood
The
Guardian
Fourteenth Street Child Enjoys Easter Themed Birthday Party
Joann Cook celebrated her fourth birthday at a Monday party on 1330 Burch Avenue NW. Decorations featured serpentine balloons and Easter egg nests. Guests included June Kuba, Bobby Kuba, Joyce Ann Reinert, Phyllis Brown, Billy Doherty, Patty Doherty, Jimmy Coffey, Doris Ann Daniels, and Joanne Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann Cook
Burch Avenue
June
Bobby Kuba
Joyce Ann Reinert
Phyllis Brown
Billy and
Patty Doherty
Jimmy Coffey
Doris Ann Daniels
Joanne Griffin
Pazeta Camp Fire Installs New Officers
Members met Tuesday afternoon at 2007 Fourth Avenue SE the home of Mrs J S Skien to install officers Joanne Kadlee president Lois Anderson vice president Betty Low secretary Wilaura Skien treasurer and Topsy Carberry scribe Andrean Lowe and Betty Anderson were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pazeta
J. S. Skien
Fourth Avenue SE
Joanne Kadlee
Lois Anderson
Betty Low
Wilaura Skien
Topsy Carberry
Andrean Lowe
Betty Anderson
Ocanyki Camp Fire Plans Nature Scrapbook Project
The Ocanyki Camp Fire group met after school at Arthur School to create a nature scrapbook. They discussed earning the birthday honor and planting a birthday tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocanyki
Arthur School
Mrs. Cora Griswold Visiting Oakland Native
Mrs. Cora Godfrey Griswold of Oakland California, formerly of Cedar Rapids, is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs H L Godfrey at 1503 Third Avenue SE in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Griswold
Cora Godfrey Griswold
Oakland
Calif
Cedar Rapids
H. L. Godfrey
Third Avenue SE
Nola McCourt
Rochester, Minn
McCourt
Fred Root
Avenue NW
Young Men Return From Vacation At Western Military Academy
Several Western Military academy students returned to Alton for spring vacation while others travel by train to join families. Bill Norris J B Lyman Wallace Mildenstein and Bill Kirn arrive today with their parents after a two week visit at Hot Springs Arkansas and a stop in Alton to reunite with their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Military Academy
Alton 1
Western
Bill Norris
M. Norris
Nineteenth Street
J. B Lyman
O& P Lyman
First Avenue
Wallace Mildenstein
Max Miidenstein
Bever Avenue
Bill Kirn
W. Kirn
Crescent Street
Mildenstein
Hot Springs
Ark
Alton
Mt Mercy Alumnae Luncheon Planned at Colonial Tea Room
Mount Mercy junior college and academy alumnae hold their regular luncheon Saturday at 12 30 pm at Clara Robinsons Colonial tea room Reservations with Georgianna Ryan at 2 3944 required before Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Junior College and Academy
Clara Robinson
Colonial Tea Room
Georgianna Ryan
Dial
Missionary society meeting moved to private home
The First Presbyterian Church missionary society will meet Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. E P Boynton 2335 Blake boulevard SE. An earlier Gazette Sunday issue wrongly said the meeting would be at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
E P. Boynton
Blake Boulevard
the Gazette
Lorna Jean Steul Celebrates Second Birthday at Home
Lorna Jean Steul daughter of Mr and Mrs E K Steul 2022 Blake Boulevard SE was honor guest at a birthday party Saturday afternoon at their home to mark her second birthday Movies of young guests were shown and refreshments served at an Easter themed table Favors featured Easter symbols Guests included Paul Foster Nancy Lynch Herschel Baum John Harold West Karen Stepanek Karen Termohie Susan Dee Whitlock and Ann Lichtenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna Jean Steul
E. K. Steul
Blake Boulevard
Paul Foster
Nancy Lynch
Herschel Baum
John Harold West
Karen Stepanek
Karen Termohie
Susan Dee Whitlock
Ann Lichtenstein
Miss Buckingham Elected President of Coe Tri Delta Chapter
Miss Elizabeth Buckingham of Oak Park Iowa was elected president of the Delta Eta chapter of Delta Delta Delta at Coe College. Other officers include Jayne Carrier vice president Lois Lockwood recording secretary and Darleen Pollock corresponding secretary. Betty Jane Levsen moves to alumnae role after serving as president. A tea for active chapter members is planned at the Cook home Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Buckingham
Oak Park
Delta Eta
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Coe College
Buckingham
Betty Jane Levsen
Wyoming
Jayne Carrier
Vinton
Lois Lockwood
Marion
Darleen Pollock
Oelwein
Catherine Timm
Cedar Rapids
Frances Crozier
Ottumwa
Betty Jane
Mrs Kohl to Hostess Evening at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs Otto A Kohl of 1730 Third avenue SE will entertain women employees of the Bupane Gas company and other guests at a Cedar Rapids Country Club evening of bridge ping pong kick ball and other games. Guest list includes Grace Barker Marjorie Blaine Lor raine Lake Alice Dunkelbarger and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto A Kohl
Third Avenue SE
Bupane Gas Company
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Grace Barker
Bert Faon
Marjorie Blaine
Mary Louise Kowalke
Lorraine Lake
Alice Dunkelbarger
Clark van Meter
Lynn Miller
al Barngrover
Paul Wilson
Merle Bills
Robert Garroutte
Warren Hartman
Willis McConnell
Allen Spoerry
Louise Leibert Circle Plans Citywide King s Daughters Event
Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters met for luncheon at 1802 Fourth Avenue SE. Mrs. Max Burrell led devotions. Mrs. George Serovy Mrs Harry Dunker and Mrs Burrell were appointed as a committee in charge of the entertainment for the city-wide King’s Daughters event on May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
F. W. Niesz
Fourth Avenue SE
Max Burrell
George Serovy
Harry Dunker
Burrell
Package Stolen From Car In Fairbanks
A package addressed to A. L. Miller in Fairbanks, Louisiana, disappeared from a vehicle. The parcel contained two pongee lace curtains and other items. police urge potential witnesses to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Miller
Fairbanks
Stolen Mail Prep Card Report in City Suburb
Parcel prepared for mailing by Hazel Miller was stolen from a car parked on First Street between Second and Third Avenues SE at 8 30 p m Tuesday. Police were informed and investigations likely follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Miller
B Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids Official Transfers Clerk To Kansas City Role
Matt Kieigle formerly assistant master carpenter for the Rock Island railroad at Cedar Rapids is transferred to Kansas City as district supervisor of water service effective April 1. The Cedar Rapids position is discontinued. Mr. Kieigle has lived in Cedar Rapids since 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Klecigle
Seventh Street
Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Water Service
Kleigle
Mr. Kledgle
Hindelang to Be Ordained Priest June 22 at St Marys Kan
Michael L Hindelang will be ordained June 22 at St Marys College St Marys Kan and celebrate his first Solemn Mass June 26 at St Johns Omaha He is youngest son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Hindelang formerly of Cedar Rapids now Omaha Mary Laurella Hindelang sister joined BV M Sisters of Charity six years ago Frank J Hindelang is a past Iowa chief ranger of the Catholic Order of Foresters and past warden of the Town Council Knights of Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lawrence Hindelang
S.J
Frank J Hindelang
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
St. Mary’s College
St. Mary’s
Kan
St. John's Church
Hindelang
Mary Laurella
B.V.M
The
Sisters of Charity
Iowa
Catholic Order of Foresters
Knights of Columbus
Dick Payn Elected President of South Side Civic Club
Dick Payn was elected president of the South Side Civic Club Monday evening. Lumir Struesky was chosen as vice president and H B Garrison as treasurer. Henry Feiereisen was reelected secretary. Payn, who has been treasurer, succeeds Mr Mit ralsky as president Milo Sedlaeck is retiring vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Payn
South Side Civic Club
Lumir Struesky
H.B. Garrison
Henry Feiereisen
Payn
Mr. Mitralsky
Milo Sedlaeck
City to Seek Bids for New Market Building
City council will unveil plans and specifications for a new city market on Thursday with bids to be submitted by April 18. The project will provide over seventy stalls for gardeners and aims to replace the current ramshackle facility with better weather protection and improved customer and leaseholder access.
Man Tried To Sell Suspected Fox Furs In West Branch
West Branch Mayor Tom Moore alerted police Tuesday night about a man offering silver fox furs, possibly the two stolen from Frankel's store. Sheriff Don McComas questioned a Missouri man, who showed the furs and was released after they proved not silver fox. Investigators also pursued a similar report at Topping Brothers in Wellman as the Frankel’s theft probe continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore
West Branch
Frankel
S L. Stolba
Johnson County
Don McComas
Missouri
McComas
Missourian
Topping Brothers
Wellman
Frankel’s
Moscrip Foils Check Writer At Bicycle Shop
Hall's bicycle shop proprietor Walt Moscrip avoided a bad check scheme Tuesday. A man bought a bicycle pedal for 60 cents with a $1 check and fled, but Moscrip pursued after discovering the phony address 1917 Twenty-first Street SE. The suspect fled to the interurban depot, but Moscrip caught him and the man returned two 50 cent pieces before leaving. The check appeared written to F S Clapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moscrip
Hall
Walt
Moscrip
Twenty-first Street
Central Hotel
Clapp
West Side Revival Draws Large Crowds Across Congregations
The Rev Dr John H McCombe leading seventeen west side churches in a revival crusade called on Christians to renew praise and stay faithful. He warned of late-night activity and alcohol harm while praising jail fellowship in Acts. The service featured William O Browne and Jack McCombe with plans for a Dad and Lady night and Lincoln Marches Again in 1938. About 300 children attend afternoon meetings at Trinity Methodist. Wayside prayer groups meet Thursday morning at listed homes across the west and northwest sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H McCombe
West Side
America
Paul
Silas
God
William O Browne
Browne Metropolitan Jubilee Singers
Paul Lawrence Dunbars
Dad
Jack McCombe
Lincoln
Thirteenth Street
Elton D. Wells
Third Avenue
C. Wayman
Second Avenue
Alice Sherwood
First Avenue
H. Booth
Sixth Street
C. H Miller
Eighth Avenue
Gardner
First Street
Turnbull
Thirteenth Avenue
John Hunter
Fourteenth Avenue
Three Motorists Fined For Passing In Restricted Zone
Three motorists Mel Scott of Marengo Frank W Carter of Macomb Ill and Vera C Williams of Hopkinton all passed the same car in a 700 foot restricted zone on Tuesday. The drivers were cited before Justice H R Churchill and fined five dollars plus costs. They were arrested on route 218 south of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Churchill
Mel Scott
Marengo
Frank W. Carter
Macomb, Ill
Vera C. Williams
Hopkinton
Cedar Rapids
Farmer Near Waubeek Hurt by Colt at Barn
Mert Hanna a 63 year old farmer west of Waubeek suffered a fractured pelvis when a colt pushed him against a stall in his barn. He crawled out and summoned his wife. He was taken to St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids for X rays and by noon his condition was described as good by a Springville physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Waubeek
Mert Hanna
Hanna
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Springville
Burglar Steals $7 75 and Old Coins at Ogden Lumber
The Ogden Lumber Company on Thirty second Street SE was broken into Tuesday night for the second time in recent months. A thief stole 775 in cash and a sack of old coins including three cent pieces half dimes five cent pieces a Columbia half dollar several 1850s half dollars a large old dollar bill an old 2 bill a 25 cent note and pennies including one minted in 1800. Entry was gained by forcing a door on the south side of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Lumber Company
Thirty-second Street Drive
Elmer Lyon
Greenville Choir to Present Sacred Concert Friday
The Greenville college a capella choir of thirty seven voices directed by Prof Robert W Woods will sing a sacred program Friday at 8 p.m. at Second Christian church Third avenue at Sixth street SW Greenville IL. The singers perform from memory without accompaniment on their mid western tour and the appearance is sponsored by the Free Methodist church young people's group. No admission charge, an offering will be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville College
Robert W. Woods
Second Christian Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Greenville
The
Free Methodist Church
Illinois Board Authorized to Enter Milwaukee Dicker
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Illinois Commerce Commission to intervene in the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad reorganization proceedings in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Dicker
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois Commerce Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
Community Concert Association
Clark A. Beems
Yehudi Menuhin
Menuhin
Mozart Boys’ Choir of
Vienna
Georg Gruber
Wiener Saengerknaben
Vronsky and Rabin
Bartlett and Robertson
Josef Hofmann
Europe
la Meri
Montrose Hotel
Joel Lay
Arthur Wisner
Columbia Concert Service
Beems
Richard Crooks
Carl Ettinger
Ella Johnson
Karl P. Blaise
Frances Bailey
Joseph Kitchin
Morris B Katzoff
Max Dahhler
Russell Lemley
Jack Edwards
Harold R. Trewin
Howard Horan
Max Albert
Alma Turechek
Mary Goudy
Helen McCahon
Genevieve Jensen
Evelyn Stoakes
Doreen Cobb
Ruth Culbreth
Nettie Sisam
Sylvia Stark
Norma Dietrich
Rose Wilcox
Roland Mehlmann
Grace Maloney
Gladys Thoman
Betty Hamilton
Maurine Hamblin
Helen Keith
Dora Dawson
Grace Boston
Florence Reusch
R. D. Taylor
J. J. Hervert
Harry E. Boyd
Leo Pfeiffer
Helen Kacena Stark
Dean S. Hilborn
Lulu Engelman Welty
Leo Patterson
Mary Toof
Sf RotRt Topinka
Robert Tayor
Justin W. Albright
Homer Maxwell
Claus Fontana
Clare R. Marshall
Wallace Darling
Patricia Burkhalter
Margaret Pratt
Harriett Swain
Robert B. Davis
Everett E. Fisher
M. Hil
Philip W. Shive
L. H Gardner
Helen Levsen
Earle Nichols
Marianne Dvorak
Bryce Fisher
Guy Linville
William B Quarton
M Scott Hallman
Mary Mulvihill
S W Wilder
E. A. Sloan
Ollie Larson
Gladyce Getz
Frances Swab
Marjorie Hungerford
Frank Gibbons
J. Stuart McQuiston
John Miller
Arthur L. Augustine
Louise Sefely
Florence van Winkle
Katheryn Greene
Katherine Franken
Betsy Blaise
Joe Ainsworth
3Rd Ave. SE
Edwy J. Clapps
F.C. Waples
Florida
Mrs. Woblitzell
Robert Bell
Eleanor Crew
Robert Penquite
J. Elliott Davis
Life Insurance
Merchants Bank
Jump
L. R. Hermann
Kappa Deltas
Zoe Lynn
Co. AJ. Davises
Honor Evelyn Hweefner
MT. Mercy
First Presbyterian Mission Society
W. G Pappenius
K Avenue NE
St. James Church
Blanche Winchell
Benjamin Dawson
Seventeenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Winter Temple No. 78
Gas Company
Charles Moes
First Avenue W
Moes
Central Park Church
Junior Youngton
H Youngton
Eighteenth Avenue
Ym.c.a
Union
Trinity Methodist Church
Paul Levin
Sunshine Mission
Mr. Levin
Lighthouse
Mt. Vernon Road
John M. McWhorter
United States Court
Federal
Royal Homestead No. 214
Odd Fellow
Second Avenue SE
Faulkner
Harriett Wolfe
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
A .E. Kelly
A Avenue NW
First Lutheran Church
Tenth Street
Henry Scherer
Ben T. Sorum
Elks Club
YMCA
RRR. Harvey
Soil Conservation Service
E. E. Moon
James W. Skeene
Navy
Navy Club
Naval Reserve
Army Reserve
R.O.T.C
Army
Coast Guard
Marines
Miss Buckingham
Tri Delta Sorority
Coe
Mrs. Kohl
Drug and Dept. Stores
Matt Kieigle
Michael L. Hindelang
Walt Moscrip
la Ak
Hadge
Colt
Ogden Lumber
Greenville Choir
Martin
Armstrong
Custom-Fur Shop
Dows
Second Ave
Second ST. SE
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