Religious Services and Schedules Across City Churches
A typed list outlines church names, pastors, and weekly worship times. It covers Immaculate Conception, St Ludmila’s, St Matthew’s, St Patrick’s, St Wenceslaus, Christian Science churches, The Church of the Brethren, and Lutheran and other denominations with Masses, sermons, Sunday schools, and midweek meetings. It notes special events, business meetings, choir rehearsals, and topics such as At the Fork of the Road and The Secret of the Untroubled Heart.
Local churches present schedule of services and events
A long list of church names and ministers outlines weekly worship times, sermons, and programs. The offerings include Bible school at 9 45 am, morning worship around 10 55 am, youth meetings in the evening, midweek prayer and Bible study, and special services at several congregations across avenues and streets with ministers such as A E Rather Nelson C Dreier P L Bornhoek George Korteling and Jo Renwick McCullough.
Church services and schedules across multiple parishes
A consolidated notice lists worship and Sunday school times for Kenwood Park John Huss Walford Norway St Paul Trinity Fairfax Lakeview St James and St Columba parishes. It includes sermons Epworth leagues choir rehearsals and midweek prayer times along with special events and lecture by Prof McGaw of Cornell college and the Passion Play illustrated lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Park
Thirty-third Street
Frank O. Winslow
Earle A. Baker
Presbyterian Church
John Huss
First Street
Fourteenth Avenue
C. W Harrop
Epworth League
Walford
Norway
Arthur J. Nte
McGaw
Cornell College
St Paul's
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
A A. Brooks
Church
Church of Youth
Trinity
Fifth Street
Ermil B Frye
Fairfax
Lakeview
L. D Stubbs
West End
Zika Avenue
St. James
Ellis Boulevard
Homer A Crumb
St George and St John the Baptist Plan Masses
The Rev Joseph Kacere presides at St George on Tenth Street at Twelfth Avenue with a 9 am Mass. The Rev Thomas N Abodcely leads St John the Baptist on Seventh Street at Sixth Avenue SE with a 9 am Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St George's
Tenth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Joseph Kacere
St. John the Baptist
Seventh Street
Sixth Avenue
Thomas N Abodcely
Church Schedule and Sermon Theme for Friday Choir Rehearsal
Mission Tuesday and Friday choir rehearsals at 7 30 p m at Kenwood Park 3224 First Avenue with Rev E Winslow Brown. Church services Sunday worship at 11 a m theme The Brotherhood. Christian Endeavor at 6 0 p m. Union evening service at 7 30 p m with Mrs L D Weld speaking on a Southwest trip with views of Indian and Mexican life. Hus Memorial Seventh Street at Ninth Avenue SE Rev Joseph Bren pastor Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 30 Young People's service 6 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Park
First Avenue
E. Winslow Brown
the Brotherhood
Christian Endeavor
Union
L. D. Weld
Hus
Seventh Street
Ninth Avenue SE
Joseph Bren
Young Pope
Sunday Services At Two South West Churches
The Rev. William C. Feller conducts Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 11 with the sermon The Mind of Christ. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p.m. at First Avenue and L Street SW. At Czech Second Street and Sixteenth Avenue SW the Rev. Frank Hel mich leads Sunday school at 9 a.m. and morning service at 10 with the sermon The Offering of Isaac. Young People C E gathers at 6 30 p.m. and evening service follows at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Eighth Avenue
L Street
William C. Feller
Christ
Christian Endeavor
Second Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Frank Helmich
Isaac
Young People's
C. E
Community Meeting Schedule For Local Officers and Events
Ad jutant Katherine Davis and Captain Ells Stacy announce a holiness meeting at 11 a.m. A company meeting is set for 2 30 p.m. The Young People’s Legion meets at 4 p.m. A Salvation meeting occurs at 3 p.m. Weeknight gatherings run Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
Katherine Davis
Ells Stacy
Holiness
Young People's Legion
Salvation
Revelation series at Stemple White church on hell fire
The Rev Stemple White hosts a Sunday evening sermon in the Revelation series titled The Truth About Hell and Hell-Fire in Light of Holy Scripture Reason and Common Sense. Services begin with a song service at 7 30 p.m. Sabbath school Saturdays 9 30 a.m. Preaching 11 a.m. Wednesday prayer 7 30 p.m. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Stemple White
Hell
Spiritualist Lecture at Truth Church Sokol Hall
The Church of Truth at Sokol Hall 415 Third Street SE hosts a lecture by Mr Mc Donald on The Everlasting Love with messages by several mediums. The Auxilliary meets Wednesday at 230 PM at Mrs Rose O Harper home 228 Fifth NE. All message circle Thursday 8 PM by Mr McDonald at 228 Fifth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Truth
Sokol Hall
Third Street
McDonald
Rose O Harper
Fifth Pices
Fifth Street
Church Activities At 121 123 Second Street NE
The Rev Francis K Ward superintendent and Rev Frank H Ward assistant superintendent lead a church program listing Sunday school at 915 am and various classes and meetings through the week including women’s sewing Tuesday 2 pm boys and girls classes Tuesday 4 pm young people Tuesday 7 30 pm and Thursday 1 30 pm women’s prayer meeting Thursday 1 30 pm and a helping hand band Friday 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Francis K. Ward
Frank H. Ward
S. M. Smith
Eas
Church services and schedule for Rev Duncan ministry
The text lists church events at First Fourth Avenue and Seventh Street SE led by Rev W L Duncan. Sunday school 9 45 a m with Jesus Faces the Cross, morning worship 11 a m on How To Make The Christian Life a Success, no evening service. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m. Prof H W Ward to preach May 14 and Alex Sampson May 21 at 11 am during the pastor's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
W. L. Duncan
Church School of Religion
Jesus
H. W. Ward
Alex Sampson
United Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Grand Avenue and Sixteenth Street SE hosts Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Rev. S. M. Morrow of Trenton Missouri preaches. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. First to Third avenues at Second Street SW hosts Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Y P C U at 6:30 p.m. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Grand Avenue
Sixteenth Street
S. M. Morrow
Trenton
First
Third Avenue
Second Street
W. Greer McCrory
Unity Center Sunday services and study offerings
Unity Center at 728 Fourth Avenue SE led by Goldie C Richardson lists Sunday school 9 30 am morning worship 11 healing class 2 30 pm evening lecture 8 special study on Gods Law Wednesday 8 pm Lessons in Truth Thursday 2 30 pm prosperity lecture Friday 8 pm reading room open daily 9 to 5 with metaphysical literature access
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Center
Fourth Avenue SE
Goldie C. Richardson
Saint James Methodist To Honor Its Founders Sunday
Saint James Methodist church hosts Founders Day with a 3 p.m. service featuring visiting pastors from Washington Iowa Tama Behe Plaine and Independence. Rev Lewh Soule preaches at 11 a.m. and a 1 p.m. dinner precedes the Founders service with letters from distant friends, talks by visitors and music by the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James Methodist Church
Lewh Soule
Washington Iowa
W.O Eckler
Tama
T M_~Nielsen
Behe Plaine
Carl Lorenzen
Independence Communications
Soule
W. O. Eckler
T. M. Nielsen
Rebecca Brown
Saint James
Fred Samek
Samek
William Reed
Wiliam Francis
Jesus
Notice of Probate In Linn County Will N 12382
In the District Court of Linn county the notice proclaims a hearing on May 11 1933 at 9 o'clock am for the instrument alleged to be the will of Abbie Abbott late of Enid county deceased. The hearing will determine proof and admission to probate. Dated Cedar Rapids Town May 4 1933 Edwin W Landquist Clerk District Court Reichler and Reichler attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Abbie &. Abbott
Enid County
District Court
Cedar Rapids
Edwin W. Landouist
Reichler and
Sreichler
Sttorora
Traveler and author Dr Albert W Palmer to speak at First Congregational
Dr Albert W Palmer president of Chicago Theological Seminary and world traveler will be guest preacher at First Congregational Church this Sunday at 10 55 am His sermon titled What the Spirit is Saying to the Churches Today follows a career with travels to the Orient Europe Egypt Palestine Greece and residence in Hawaii He also served with the Y M C A in Siberia in 1919 His books include The Human Side of Hawaii The New Christian Epic Whither Christianity and Paths to the Presence of God
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Nelson C Dreier
Church School
Christian Endeavor
Albert W Palmer
Chicago Theological Seminary
Albert W. Palmer
First Congregational
Palmer
Orient
Europe
Egypt
Palestine
Greece
Hawaii
Siberia
Local Folk To Attend U. B. Gen's Conference
Rev W L Duncan of First United Brethren church and family travel to Akron Ohio for the United Brethren general conference opening May 9 for an eight day session. Iowa delegates include E A Benson Des Moines area H W Keith Des Moines Fred A Riges and W E Burgess and Ira Hawley Muscatine. Conference totals 114 delegates with bishops board representation from the US Africa China Japan Puerto Rico and the Philippines. Sessions are quadrennial with hundreds of visitors expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Duncan
First United Brethren Church
Duncan
Finley Stone
Akron
Ohio
United Brethren General Conference
Edwin F. Duncan
Baltimore
Iowa
E. A. Benson
Toledo
H. W. Keith
Des Moines
Fred A. Riges
W. E. Burgess
Ira Hawley
Muscatine
Board of Bishops
United States
Africa
China
Japan
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
To Honor Former Pastors Of Trinity Methodist
Trinity Methodist church holds a morning service at 11 to recognize past pastors. Messages from fourteen living ministers will be read, with special music by a choir under Rétha Underhill and organist Mrs. Paul Gard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity
Rétha Underhill
Paul Gard
F. P. Shaffer
G. W. Ballou
W. S. Craft
F. L. Loveland
S. T. McKim
N. A. Mershon
L. A. Swisher
A. B. Curran
W. G. Crowder
A. L. Cook
J. P. van Horn
C. K. Hudson
F. C. Witzigman
G. J. Chalice
J. K. Hawkins
Ermil B. Frye
Church family pipes claim world’s largest collection
Descendants of the English Church family, early makers of clay pipes, are reported to possess what is believed to be the world’s largest smoke pipe collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
England
Tangled Lives
Joyce Allen a 20 year old niece of Ezra Slade, owner of Riverton's Commercial House, flees a constrained life for Nadine's city circle. She encounters wealth, intrigue, and a dangerous suitor in Len Bates and Jeff Therrald while Nadine and Kitty Dawson pull strings. Joyce faces heartbreak, unemployment, and a tense social web.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Allen
Ezra Slade
Riverton
Ezra
Joyce
Maddy
Meil
Natalie Cameron
Boxer Cameron
Norman Weaver
Norman
Natalie
Cameron
Nadine
Len Bates
Jeff Therrald
Mae
Len
Louey Mae
Miss Allen
Kitty
Miss Dawson
Kitty Dawson
Many Last-Minute Suits Filed in District Court
Civil cases filed before the May term deadline include George Gould seeking 17073.50 from the Cedar Rapids and Marion City railway for a Center Point road crash. Marie Co Novak sues Cedar Rapids for 5000 over a fall into a manhole. Horak seeks 300 after a kerosene mix exploded at his home. Numerous stock, note, and insurance actions follow, with divorces and other judgments listed against several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gould
Cedar Rapids and Marion City Railway Company
Gould
Center Point Road
Lincoln Avenues
Marie Co. Novak
City of Cedar Ropds
Washington Avenue
Sixteenth Street
John Horak
Sam Kalinsky
Horak
Kalinsky
Hattie Alsop
G. A. Shores
Robert M. Mueller
Bessie Mejstrik
Order of Railway Conductors Mutual Benefit Department
Joseph A. Mejstrik
R-W Realty Company
Edward Gordon
Marshalltown
D. W. Kohl
W. J. Kroupa
Albie Kroupa
Frank Kroupa
Ruth Kroupa
Shapleigh Hardware Company of
St. Louis
George A. Chambers
R. E. Chiverton
Chambers and Chiverton
Cahill, Boland and Hines
L. J. Trail
Newell Construction and Machinery Company
J. H. Rosenthal
Frances Kutrules
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of Omaha
Constantine Kutrules
Kutrules
Louis L. Larson
Frank J. Shors
Winifred Wormer
Shors
Clifford Wurtele
J. F. Messinger
J. F. Messinger and Son
Pearl L. Serveson
Edwin O. Serveson
Trenton
Rose Smith
Arling Smith
Margaret Fields
Conrad Fields
Fields
Scott County
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
James G. Vaughn
J. W. Rummell
Jacob Dickes
J. E. Secrist
Ardelia N. Secrist
A. F. Dotson
Ruby Gerst
Excelsior Granite Company, Inc
O. Wilbert Anderson
Anderson Monument Company
H. V. Bretney Company
Mike G. Bellas
Independent Hatters and Dry Ctfeaners
City Fuel Company
Josephine E. Heaney
Cedar Rapids Co-Operative Dairy Company
Lee Legler
Herriot Returns From America Meets French Leaders On War Debt
Paris reports Daladier and Herriot began earnest talks on war debt settlement after Herriot's return from America. Herriot carried President Roosevelt's confidential views while ambassador La Bonaye sent a secret telegram on financial matters. Daladier and his Washington envoy spoke for two hours, with no comments issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Edouard Herriot
America
Ministry of War
M. Herriot
Roosevelt
la Bonaye
Washington
M. Daladier
Paul Boncour
Geneva
Lebrun
Cuban Government Newspaper Bombed in Havana
The Heraldo de Cuba was bombed on Saturday near its doors in Havana. A policeman guarding the plant, Juan Hernandez, was killed and a passerby named Mario Leal Vance was injured. Police searched for a car with women seen nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Heraldo de Cuba
Juan Hernandez
Mario Leal Vance
Northeast District Camp Fire Girls Celebrate Birthday
Camp Fire girls in the northeast city section marked their twenty first anniversary with a Wohelo themed ceremony led by Marion Hepner and Miss Bess Owens. New members were welcomed by Mrs. John Stansbury and Mrs. L D Dennis as they received rank advancements and torch honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Marion Hepner
Chiahasi
Aokiya
Margaret Ann Austin
Assembly
America the Beautiful
John Stansbury
Camp Fire Board
L. D. Dennis
Council
Madeline
Behrends
Diana Brokaw
Mary Magde Une Carns
Kathryn Cilnassen
Gladys Coats
Jeanne Conybéare
Anne DuMont
Alice Jean Grant
Cora Ann Grant
Phylls Myers
Betty Jate Peck
Mrs. Wells Peck
Jeanne Rodgers
Esther Thurmah
Margaret Trevarthen
Virginia Yungman
Nola Berger
Mary Gent
Lillian Greene
Catharine Niles
Dorothy Jane Ball
Ariana A. Burr
City Board of Awards
George Claassen
Noel Newell
Cannaps Group
Frank Waples
Miss Burr
Keda
Gladys Conts
Dorothy Mac Sramik
Margaret Lambertson
Jean Rice
Betty Niles
Harriette Lanner
Rowena Gordon
Vernetta Gordon
Jul
Honor Ellen Renstrom Engagement Shower Held
Miss Ellen Renstrom will marry W. C. Zearing of Lisbon on May 11. A miscellaneous shower at 289 Johnson Avenue NW honored her with prizes won by Miss Betty Morgan and Miss Mary Jane Flaherty. Guests included Eleanor Weichman Edith Trucken miller Margaret Paula Virginia Engdahl and others. hosts included Mesdames C G Renstrom J P Flaherty A F Schmidt Roy Kullander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hedberg
Frances Hallgren
Ruth Jane Hubbard
Jeanne Rowe
Dorothy Speake
Eloise Heath
Nadine Hicks
Mary Louise Robinson
Jeanne Conybeare
Vera Mae Howland
Dorothy Mae Sramik
Diana Brokaw
Jeanne Rodgers
Jean Rice
Virginia Yungman
Nola Berger
Virginia Hillmer
Betty Jane Peck
Kathryn Claassen
Jessie Verne Williams
Jean Burrowes
Elaine Helm
Gladys Linge
Rosemary Smythe
Priscilla Patterson
Neela Moore
Jean Severson
Shirley Linn
Jean Richardson
Jean Killen
Jean Hruska
Janet Shuptrine
Violet Speake
Alene Felts
Evelyn Hillmer
Betty Ann Porter
de Luxe
Betty Mae Sommers
Anamosa
Wilma Finnegan
F. H. Cash
Sara
Glennys
Nadine Schmidt
Johnson Avenue NW
Ellen Renstrom
W. C. Zearing
Lisbon
Betty Morgan
Mary Jane Flaherty
Eleanor Weichman
Edith Truckenmiller
Margaret Paula
Virginia Engdahl
Eddice Weichman
Emma Linder
Betty Kitterman
Roy Kullander
Church Guild Meeting Set at Central Park Church
The Alice Korteling guild will gather at 7 30 p m Monday at the Central Park church. Mrs Karl Thompson will lead the devotional service and Mrs L D Weld will speak on The American Indians. Hostesses are Mrs Lester French Miss Wilda Burge and Miss Irma Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Korteling Guild
Central Park Church
Karl Thompson
L. D. Weld
Lester French
Wilda Burge
Irma Workman
Local Symphony's Last Concert This Season
The Cedar Rapids Symphony under Prof Joseph H Kitchin performs its final concert Sunday at 3 30 p m in the Memorial building. The public is invited with no admission charge. A Waterloo program is planned for one week later on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
May Breakfast for Women’s Auxiliary Gathered at Central Park
Thirty nine members of the Women’s Auxiliary to the R M A shared a May breakfast at Central Park church in the parish dining room with jonquil place cards and spring flowers. The social committee chaired by Mrs R W Hunnicutt outlined the event and a post meal business meeting followed with delegates and alternates named for the Peoria division convention set for July 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Central Park Church
R. W. Hunnicutt
Robert Rejsa
W. P. Comstock
E. Jd. Schmidt
L. R. Watts
George Kindler
L. E. Kolar
A. L. James
Peoria
A. A. Hardin
le Roy Long
W. V. Fiebig
E. K. Easton
Philanthropic Dept Elects Officers From Woman's Club
The last meeting of the philanthropic department of the Woman's club was held Thursday. Members elected officers to fill vacancies caused by resignations: Mrs. Oliver Wilson as chairman, Mrs. Millie Davis as leader and treasurer, and Miss Ella Martin as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Club
Oliver Wilson
Millie Davis
Ella Martin
Freya Kensington Holds Monthly Meeting at Larson Home
The Freya Kensington convened Thursday evening at 3018 D avenue SE with Mrs. Minnie Larson hosting assisted by her daughter Mrs. Jerry Bys. A brief business session preceded refreshments as Mrs. Nels Hornan led entertainments and prizes went to Mrs. Arthur Wall Mrs. F. A. Nelson and Mrs. Carl Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freya Kensington
Minnie Larson
D Avenue SE
Jerry Bys
Nels Hornan
Arthur Wall
F. A. Nelson
Carl Jacobson
Farewell party for Marjorie Miller in Seattle area
Miss Iona Marty and Mrs. John Shadle hosted at 3123 D Avenue NE to honor Marjorie Miller who departs May 15 for Moline Illinois. Miller received a gift and thirteen friends participated in the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Marty
John Shadle
D Avenue
Marjorie Miller
Moline
Ill
Miss Miller
Bunco Club Meets at Mrs Witlacil’s Prize Night
The Suburban bunco club met with Miss Leola Jones at 504 Thirty Fourth Street Drive NE on Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs. W. J. Witlacil Mrs. E. T. Burke and Mrs. Normans Adee. The assistant was Miss Mary Elizabeth Aler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banco Club
Leola Jones
Thirtyfourth Street
W. J. Witlacil
E. T. Burke
Normans. Adee
Mary Elizabetti Aler
Fayette Wet Organization Chooses Temporary Leaders
OELWEIN E R O'Brien named temporary chairman and O P Larson as temporary secretary of the Fayette county wet organization after a meeting of 100 wets from the precincts held Thursday. A judge and two clerks from each precinct will be chosen at a West Union meeting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
E. R. O'Brien
O. P. Larson
Fayette County
West Union
Elgin Teachers Re-elected With 16 Percent Pay Cut
Elgin school board re elected all teachers with a 16 percent salary reduction, following a prior year cut for a total 30 percent decrease from 1931 32 levels. The current payroll is 11775 dollars, rising to 9840 dollars next year. Named staff include L B Carter superintendent Agnes Crowe Mont cler mont principal Mary Frances Hoyt Fayette commercial Charles Whit ney Britt coach science R C Jorgensen Minneapolis band English Gilma Olson Soldier domestic science Wilma Steinmetz Riceville seventh and eighth grades Geraldine Schori Elgin fifth and sixth grades Marie Mosby third and fourth grades Ann Bevan Farley first and second grades who will not teach next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Elgin School Board
L. B. Carter
Agnes Crowe
Cler~mont
Mary Frances Hoyt
Fayette
Commercial
Charles Whitney
Britt
R. C. Jorgensen
Minneapolis
Gilma Olson
Soldier
Wilma Steinmetz
Riceville
Geraldine Schori
Marie Mosby
Ann Bevan
Farley
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NCWS
Comncmes
Baptist
Second Avenue
Powells Street
Russyn Toane
Furst Sundar
Glare Shan
Warshop Ace
Oe Fan
Sermans
Poacwich
Catholic
Immaculate Conception
Msgr. Toomey
E. P. Ament
N.C Barrett
St. Ludmila’s
Twenty-first Avenue
F. R Hruby
St Matthew's
Twenty-fourth Street
P. J. Behan
St. Patrick’s
St. Wenceslaus
August Vojacek
V. J Hrubcek
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Paramount Theater
Blaine Hyten
Sixth Street
I. E. Linkletter
Vision
Church of the Brethren
Twelfth Street
Galen T. Lehman
Alice Snyder
Kim Jainiar Wiener Maarns
Wwe
Luther League
Sword Avenue
T. Ersgiuus
W. Walicid
Aucus*ana Seminary
Rock Is
Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street
A. E. Rather
Episcopal
Grace Church of Ourado of Grace
Eversenae
Rinth Street
Suiday
Yi Furst
Foursquare Gospel Tabernarte Gaq Fist Avenue
Mae Sackett Grastars
Moraes
Childrens Church
Lutheran
Melvin L. Welke
School of Religion
L. E Garwoods
Svoboda
Greenwood Drive
Young Peaces CF
Central Park Boavenue
Severteenth Street
George Korteling
Bile Schaal
Chessan Freeaver
Pan Dares Park RR
Center Point Reis
Woea
Christian
Peet Thard
Robert Lartle
Simon “the Tees Son
Sederke Deaver
Louse Northcott
Mount Vernon Avenue
Rips M. Byers
Ben- Jaton Frank
Ther High School
Katt
O' Tsatah
Sanchar
Stuart SF
Adeast Cramer
Bible School
T Peter
Methodist
Janeba & Brosh
Joseph J. Janeba Frank A
BROSS
Salvation Army
Seventh Day Adventist
Spiritualist
Sunshine Mission
United Brethren
Tru
A. W. Palmer
Trinity Methodist
Tangled Lives
Ann Forester
Coperight
Oyce
Blames
Herriot
Honor Ellen Renstrom
R. M.A. Auxiliary
Philanthropic Dept
Bunco Club
Milwaukee
Solvay Coke
Cedar Rapids Fuel CO
E. Soboda
Mgi
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