Doris Young Heads Student Governing Body At Iowa State
Miss Doris Young daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Young has been elected president of the Cardinal Guild student governing body at Iowa State College Ames The office the highest undergraduate elective post was first held by a woman since 1925 Miss Young president of Associated Women Students succeeds Miss Margaret Brookhart the earlier woman president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
Doris Young
F. E. Young
Grande Avenue SE
Cardinal Guild
Miss Young
Associated Women Students
Margaret Brookhart
Washington
Bridal Dinner Honors Miss Cocker And Mr Leonard
The pre-nuptial bridal dinner for Miss Cecily Cocker and Donald M. Leonard will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Cocker at the Roosevelt hotel Friday evening. Attendees include Cedar Rapids guests and relatives from Winchester England and multiple U S cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cocker
Mr. Leonard
Cecily Cocker
Donald M. Leonard
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harry Cocker
Windermere
Roosevelt Hotel
Ccnlve
FIC Leme
Cedar Rapids
Ronald P Evans
Frank L. Phelps
H C Jensen
James Vail
Jack Greedy
Out of Town
J T Howard
Mollie Howard
Elizabeth Cocker
Winchester
England
Nora Leonard
Waterloo
Betty Atwell
Fort Dodge
Ray Gentry
Chicago
Dolores Shelton
Chariton
Robert Miller
Minneapolis
Coe Fraternities To Entertain At Dance
About one hundred couples are expected to attend the Coe Inter fraternity dance to be held Friday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country club Alpha Delta Alpha. Chi Beta Phi and Tau Kap pa Epsilon fraternities will be hosts and lighted crests will decorate the ballroom. Faculty guests include Dr and Mrs Ben H Peterson Dr and Mrs Alfred W Meyer Dean and Mrs Myron L Koenig and Major Arthur W Penrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Alpha Delta Alpha
Chi Beta Phi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Ben H. Peterson
Alfred W. Meyer
Myron L. Koenig
Arthur W. Penrose
Miller Hosts Bridge Club Evening at Commonwealth Tea Room
Mr and Mrs George F Miller of 1960 Washington avenue SE host their bridge club tonight at the Commonwealth tea room after dinner guests will move to the Miller home for bridge. Attending are Mr and Mrs George Otis, Mr and Mrs Harry F Sundberg, Dr and Mrs Richard A Greenawalt, Miss Myrtle Fisher and Elmer Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Miller
Washington Avenue SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Miller Home
George Otis
Harry F. Sundberg
Richard A. Greenawalt
Myrtle Fisher
Elmer Fisher
Mrs Kennedy Visiting Gertsen Home In Des Moines
Mrs F A Kennedy of Chicago arrived Monday to spend several weeks in the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Gertsen at 359 Pleasant Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F A. Kennedy
Chicago
Arthur C. Gertsen
Pleasant Drive
Mrs Olson Returns Home After Visit with Johnsons
Mrs Edward A Olson returns to her Fort Dodge home after visiting her brother in law Mr Chester S Johnson and wife at 2011 Washington Avenue SE. Mrs Milton J Reese travels from Davenport to Louisville with Ralph Layden to attend the Kentucky Derby and visit her sister Mrs A S Reeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A Olson
Fort Dodge
Chester S Johnson
Washington Avenue SE
Mrs. Reese
Louisville
Milton J Reese
Davenport
Ralph Layden
Reese
Louis- Ale
A S Reeder
Wards Host Dinner for Alma Humle Birthday
Mr and Mrs George Ward of 113 Tenth street entertained a group of friends at a Wednesday dinner in honor of Miss Alma Humle on her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ward
Tenth Street
Mnd
Alma Humle
Louise Leibert Circle Hosts Kirgs Daughters Luncheon
Mrs Louise Leibert entertained sixteen members of the Kirgs Daughters at 1718 Park Avenue SE Turmeas for luncheon. Mrs Lo Swanes spoke on Margaret Bottome. Members voted to send one girl to the Kirgs Daughters camp this summer and to donate 44 to the Communists House camp fund. Mrs W Fo Rucbush county Comp chair was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiscile
Louse Leibert Enele
Kirgs Daughters
Park Avenue SE
Lo Swanes
Margaret Bottome
Ore
Kirgs
Communists House
Man
Miss Burkhalter Hosts Shower for Miss Hamilton
Miss Patricia Burkhalter hosted a coffee and glassware shower at Cedar Rapids Country Club Friday morning for Miss Mary Ellen Hamilton. Hamilton will marry Wednesday to Arthur Drury Davis of Evanston Illinois. Mrs. Wallace S. Hamilton, mother of the bride elect, presided over the coffee table. Thirty five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Burkhalter
Crescent Street
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mary Ellen Hamilton
Arthur Drury Davis
Evanston
Wallace S. Hamilton
Mrs Beattie Sponsors Annual Cedar Rapids Bridge Tourney
Mrs George E Beattie will sponsor her fourth annual spring duplicate contract bridge tournament at the Cedar Rapids Country club. The afternoon session starts at 1 30 and the evening round at 7 30 for pair players only. Cash prizes will go to winners. Open to all contract players in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns with attendees expected from Dubuque Manchester Independence Waterloo Davenport Rock Island Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Beattie
Nineteenth Street
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Manchester
Independence
Waterloo
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Ill
Pfeiffer chosen for Good News cast at Garrick players
Robert Pfeiffer son of Mrs Altai Pfeiffer of 1903 Fourth Avenue SE has been selected as a member of the cast for Good News the latest production of the Garrick players Lake Forest College dramatic group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pfeiffer
Altai Pfeiffer
Fourth Avenue SE
Garrick Players
Lake Forest College Dramatic Group
Mrs Stevenson Leaves After Visiting Boysons
Mrs Raymond Stevenson of Iowa City left Thursday after spending several days with her parents Mr and Mrs N Boyson at 2314 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Stevenson
Iowa City
N. Boyson
Bever Avenue
St Pauls Church Honors Cornell Family at Dinner
Eighty members of St Pauls church school board gathered in the church lower auditorium for a dinner and program honoring Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Cornell and their children Kenneth Jr and Sidney Jo an who will move to Marion where Cornell will head Cedar Rapids Gas office. O A Kearney spoke, gifts were presented, and the program included remarks by Rev Arthur A Brooks and Dean C Harve Geiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church School Board
Kenneth E. Cornell
Kenneth, Jr
Sidney Joan
Marion
Cornell
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
E. J. Siver
J S Bain
J H Rhoads
O A Atkinson
Mattie Tschirgi
Bertha Pownall
Eleanor Atkinson
O E. Atkinson
Cornells
O. A Kearney
Church School
Tir Cornell
Arthur A Brooks
C. Harve Geiger
Mercy Nurses Alumnae Honor Seniors at Banquet
The Mercy Nurses alumnae plan their annual banquet at 6 pm Wednesday in the Roosevelt hotel. Honor guests are the graduating class of 1937 including Sister Mary Jeanne D Arc Madonna Chamberlain Yola Gray Kathryn Lennox Catherine Wendling Genevieve Schallau Marv Kelly and Cora Daamon. Reservations contact Teresa Cox or Eleanor Earl by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
Roosevelt Hotel
Sister Mary Jeanne D'Arc
Madonna Chamberlain
Yola Gray
Kathryne McLees
Genevieve Schallau
Kathryn Lennox Catherine Wendling
Marv Kelly
Cora Daamon
Tilhe Bhzek
Teresa Cox
Eleanor Earl
Blair Family Leaves Chicago Visit for New York City
Mr and Mrs Buell W Blair and their children Buell Robert and Bruce Evan depart Friday for their home in New York City after spending ten days with Mrs Blair's parents Mr and Mrs Ben Tait at 1722 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buell
W Blair
Robert
Bruce Evan
New York City
Blair
Ben Tait
Blake Boulevard
Wallace couple to sail fourth Alaskan cruise
Mr and Mrs John P Wallace of Des Moines plan a twelve day voyage starting July 24 from Seattle and returning via Canada with stops at Vancouver and the Banff Lake Louise area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
John P Wallace
Des Moines
Seattle
Canada
Vancouver
Canadian Rockies
Lake Lowse
Banff
Jolly Dozen Members Meet at Calonial Food Shop
Members of the Jolly Dozen club gathered Wednesday at Craa Rotursaris Calonial Food shop. Hostesses Mrs Harnet Lone and Mrs T Spurrier introduced guests Mire Buell Blair of New York City and Mrs A Grather of Wiiddletown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen
Je Tame Jean
Craa Rotursaris Calonial
Owitt
Harnet Lone
T Spurrier
Mire Buell Blair
New York City
A Grather
Wiiddletown
Ohio
Local man Ian Moore held by officers after long residence stay
Ian Moore of Long Beach Wisconsin faced questions after spending several days at the home of Mr and Mrs William Moore at 1321 Avenue NE, Cook County. Larimer and Mrs Lotte tondlew hosted a ladies relief corps meeting Thursday afternoon at Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Moore
Long Beach
Les Aents
Willam Moore
Avenue
Cook
WR. C
Hoste Larimer
Lotte Tondlew
Cenk
Womans Relief Corps
Tono
oMerworal Hall
Ethel Evans Circle Elects Officers
Mrs I D Yanaway elected president of Ethel Evans circle of the Kings Daughters at a Thursday afternoon meeting at 373 Twentieth street SE. New officers include Mrs Del bert M Auten as vice president Mrs Walter E Roebush as secretary and Mrs Thomas F Doherty as treasurer. Installations set for May 20 at 2039 Fourth avenue SE with Mrs Jerome Paul assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Yanaway
Ethel Evans
King’s Daughters
E. W. Wickham
Twentieth Street
Delbert M. Auten
Walter E. Roebush
Thomas F. Doherty
W. D. Moore
Fourth Avenue
Jerome Paul
Harry Gundling
Auten
David
Louise Leibert
Woyt Thomas
Dwight Lupton
Marvin Gard
Paul Gard
Mrs Griffith Hosts Cedar Chapter Past Matrons
Mrs W Griffith of 2500 Johnson Avenue NW entertained the Cedar chapter of the O E S Past Matrons at a luncheon Thursday. Hostesses included Mesdames Byron Abbey W M Coykendall Frank Keyser and Rhoda Wilson. A handkerchief shower followed for Miss Ernestine Mineck who plans to move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Griffith
Johnson Avenue
Association of Cedar Chapter
O E. S
Byron Abbey
W. M Coykendall
Frank Keyser
Rhoda Wilson
Ernestine Mineck
California
Jane Boyd circle of King's Daughters met for luncheon
Members gathered for a luncheon and business meeting at 1816 Fourth Avenue SE hosted by Mrs L A Eckert. Mrs O A Anderson and Mrs George Stone assisted as Mrs Hugh Hillerege led devotions reading A Task from Silver Cross. Nomination committee named as Mrs F E Young, Mrs Eckert, and Mrs Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
King's Daughters
L. A Eckert
Fourth Avenue SE
O A Anderson
George Stone
Hugh Hillerege
Silver Cross Magazine
King’s Daughters
Mount Rose
Stone
F E Young
Eckert
Griswold Joins Schlumberger In Houston Port Tolson
Gordon A. Griswold son of Mr and Mrs S W Griswold of 1608 Green Ave NE left Thursday for Houston Texas where he has accepted a position with Schlumberger Well Surveying Corporation He recently graduated from Iowa State College at Ames and has been pursuing post graduate study in mineralogy geology and physics at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon A. Griswold
S. W Griswold
Green Avenue
Houston
Texas
Schlumberger Well Surveying Corporation
Griswold
Towa State College
Anjyes
University of Iowa
Central Park Circle dessert luncheon meeting
Members of circle No 3 at Central Park Church met Thursday at Mrs Jerome Kriz 1212 Maplewood Drive NE. Thirteen members attended the business meeting with Mrs C F Peremsky presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 3
Central Park Church
Jerome Kriz
Maplewood Drive
C. F Peremsky
Luncheon Here Honors Iowa City Visitors
A Cedar Rapids Country club luncheon honored visiting guests from Iowa City and surrounding towns. Mrs D S Watterman of Barre VI and Mrs Asa Horn of Princeton Mo were hosted by Mrs Ernest Horn of Iowa City with other guests including Mrs Charles Baker Mrs Baldwin Maxwell Mrs A Craig Baird and Prof Earle L Watterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Watterman
Barre
Asa Horn
Princeton
Ernest Horn
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Watterman
Earle L. Watterman
Horn
Charles Baker
Baldwin Maxwell
A. Craig Baird
Howard Lane
Mount Vernon
Dallas
Tex
W. C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
Stephen Wilder
William Dunshee
Cedar Rapids
Gethsemane Shrine No. 1 Plans Saturday Meeting
Gethsemane shrine No. 1 will meet at Masonic hall Saturday at 7 30 pm. Reports from the supreme shrine meeting will be given. A reception for officers, dancing, and cards follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gethsemane Shrine No. 1
Masonic Hall
Supreme Shrine
Ie Tst
Mason City Leads in State High School Music Meet
Mason City defends title and ties Hawarden for top spot after morning performances in the Iowa state music festival. Key soloists Bob Servison and Harold Reizes earned superior ratings in clarinet and baritone euphonium respectively, boosting the Mohawks’ standing as Denison and Town City follow with strong showings in orchestra and solo events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Mason City
Hawarden
Bob Servison
Harold Reizes
Denison High School
Town City
Orchestra
Superior
Council Bluffs
Abraham Lincoln
Excellent
Burlington
Franklin High
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Waterloo
Good
Donald Key
Warren Merrill
East Des Moines
Herbert Pheffer
Dubuque
Ada McMillan
Logan
Ginevra Mathey
le Mars
Jack Weir
Betty Nutty
Nevada
Gordon Taft
Sioux City
Central
Atlantic
Ames
Centerville
Chariton
Decorah
Fairfield
Shenandoah
Oelwein
Washington
Donald Cooper
Douglas Brooks
Junior Stephenson
Red Oak
Patricia Hushaw
Clear Lake
Robert Brooks
Carl Hoffman
Thomas Jefferson
Charles Maertz
Jonia
Alfred Urban
Marshalltown
Tommy Tuttle
Spencer
Garth Griswold
Eagle Grove
Maurice Engeman
Fort Madison
Charles Beckman
Kenneth Cripe
Panora
Albert Kercheval
Murray Dowden
Spirit Lake
Quoketa
Harlan Smith
Northwood
Jean Nissen
Britt
Leonard Leeds
Cherokee
Doris Frame
Corydon
Dorothy Mellon
Creston
Ray Phillips
Des Moines
Lincoln
Dwight Gilbert
Grand Junction
John McGranahan
Newhall
Jack Smaha
Ottumwa
Horace Barton
Dorothy McDade
East
Rachel Mason
Dorothy Jean Tostlebe
Cedar Falls
Virginia
Jane Mauck
Boone
Florence Coughlan
Corning
Frances Fitzgibbon
Helen Kemp
Danbury
Flora Mae West
Jeanne Purdy
Helen Jepson
Moorhead
Jane Fay
Eileen Hendersider
Onawa
Kathryn Griffin
Rockwell City
Jean Tyler
Margaret Miller
Albia
Noma Rupprich
Grundy Center
Mary Morrison
Osage
Mount Ayr
John Webster
Marion Karnes
Dean McKee
Robert Lowry
Storm Lake
Wayne Zeegh
Webster City
Phyllis Sawyer
Algona
Lewis Hilton
Meinard Shurfield
Franklin
Frank Vrba
Wilson
Wendell Johnson
Bob Milversted
Charles Celsi
Charles Finch
Roosevelt
Virginia Wolmes
Strawberry Point
Glee Club
Charles City
Grinnell
Keokuk
Bill Findley
Lawrence Murphy
Sumner
Curtis Hugg
Denison
Shirley Moon
George
Bill Murphy
Ida Grove
Leroy Harmon
Kensett
Mary Jane Hunter
Lorimer
Evelyn Bernstein
Chicago North Western Women’s Club Plans May Convention
The Chicago North Western Women’s club met at the W C for luncheon with thirty members present. They planned the fifteenth annual convention to be held May 18 and 19 at the LaSalle hotel in Chicago. Attendees include Mrs J Beall president Mrs James Thoman delegate and Mrs William Blum alternate. Additional members were invited to call Mrs Beall or Mrs R A Mikesell to attend. The next meeting will be a breakfast June 2 at Ellis park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago North Western Women’s Club
W. C
LaSalle Hotel
Chicago
J. Beall
James Thoman
William Blum
Beall
R. A. Mikesell
Dial
Ellis Park
Minnesota Guests Visit Mr. and Mrs. Niesz
Mrs V K Peterson and her son Quinn from Fairmont Minnesota are spending the week as guests of Mr and Mrs F W Niesz at 1802 Fourth avenue SE.
Crusaders circle meets at Mrs Borschel home
Mrs Lena Borschel hosted Crusaders circle of the King's Daughters at 1534 Washington Ave SE. President Mrs Charles Sterner led devotions A Tribute to Mother read by Mrs W W Roy. The circle voted to send a girl to Camp Wapsie for two weeks and donated 31. Guests included Mrs W L Hoffer Mrs Henry Roth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Borschel
Washington Avenue
Crusaders Circle of the
King's Daughters
Charles Sterner
Mother
W. W. Roy
W. E. Ruebush
King’s Daughters
Montrose
Camp Wapsie
J. A. Glass
Bluff View aid honors Theresa King on birthday
The Bluff View aid met at Mrs. John Kretschmar Jr. home to celebrate Theresa King’s birthday. Gifts were exchanged and many members attended, including Mrs H S Mann who spoke. The group will meet June 2 at Ellis Park for a picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff View Aid
John Kretschmar
River Road NW
Theresa King
Junior Hadassah Nominating Committee Formed at Montrose
The Junior Hadassah met at the Montrose hotel on Wednesday. A nominating committee was appointed including Ethel Berg Ethelyn Greenblatt Rosabelle Krinitznik and Jennie Katzoff. Plans for the annual cabaret were discussed with May 30 set for the dance at the Montrose hotel. The next meeting is scheduled for May 17 at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Montrose Hotel
Ethel Berg
Ethelyn Greenblatt
Rosabelle Krinitznik
Jennie Katzoff
Mochelle Leibsohn
You Can Be Popular Booklet Promoted by Cedar Rapids Gazette
A 40 page booklet titled You Can Be Popular by a famous psychologist offers advice to overcome wallflower weaknesses. Readers are urged to send 15 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute in New York for the pamphlet and instructions on starting a popularity campaign and making new acquaintances into lasting friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Lee
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home _ Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Ares
Booket
Music contest awards listed names and cities across Iowa
A long list of performers from cities including Des Moines Council Bluffs Iowa City and many others competes in flute clarinet and violin solos and vocal solos grade levels. Judges award Excellent Superior or Average based on performances with many entrants named by name and hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Robert Reeves
le Mars
Betty Puckett
Sioux City
East
Excellent
Lois Anne Nau
Burlington
Jean Miller
Cedar Falls
Good
Wendell Mordy
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Jeannette Stewart
Farragut
Josephine Shawver
Knoxville
Lavaughn Pieree
Mason City
Alberta Thomas
Battle Creek
Betty Elder
Hamburg
John Whinery
Town City
Rex Harrington
Howard Arnold
Keota
Dale Jeffryes
Greenfield
Mount Vernon
Rolf
Plover
School For Blix
Vinton
Traer
Whiting
Clearfield
Orange City
Bill Henigbaum
Davenport
Jack Borg
East Des Moines
Don Bartleman
Kathleen Check
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Sue Thomas
Lois Miller
Eldora
Jean Opstad
Iowa City
Spectator Dies in Hindenburg Disaster at Lakehurst
The Hindenburg disaster claimed a spectator life in Lakehurst New Jersey as Allen Hagaman was identified among the dead while watching the airship’s landing at the mooring mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
Allen Hagaman
Toledo and St. Paul Swim Meet Scores in Confusing Lineup
A very hot day yields scattered basketball score lines and player names across Toledo Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville Kansas City and Columbus games. The text lists teams and players like Sullivan Tresch Herring Gilatto Johnson Pate Kraerner Pasek Loren Hogan Pressweil Bren zel Loulaville Jumphries Moore Schroeder Potter Cooper Chervinko Kahn Wagner Hayes Weinert Butland Baker Tauscher Peacock Dickey and more, with final scores embedded in messy OCR lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
St. Paul
Sullivan and
Tresch
Herring Gilatto
Johnson
Pate
Kraerner
Pasek
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Loren
Hogan
Pressweil
Brenzel
Loulaville
Kansas City
Tising
Cook
Demoisey
Berres Nigceline
Breese
Columbus
Minneapolis
Jumphries
Moore
Schroeder
Potter
Cooper
Chervinko
Kahn Wagner
Hayes
Weinert
Butland
Baker
Tauscher
Peacock
Dickey
Blairstown Band Repeats Superior Rating at State Contest
Blairstown high school band under G L Lyman earned a superior rating at the state music contest in Iowa City, the only class C group to do so among thirteen. The 33 member ensemble has claimed six superior ratings since 1930, with top finishes from 1931 to 1935 and a return in 1937 after missing 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Blairstown
Lyman
Marion and
Atkins
Marion
Iowa City
Hite from Marengo Wins National Meet Honorable Second
Garth Hite of Marengo earned second honors at the national speech tournament in Jacksonville Illinois. Julia Pitchard of Granite City Illinois won humorous declamation and Virginia Kraft of Mediapolis Indiana won dramatic declamation for the National Forensic League event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Till
Julia Pitchard
Granite City
Tll
National Forensic League
Virginia Kraft
Mediapolis
Jean Marie
Tieurent
Iowa
Garth Hite
Marengo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Towa State
Coe Fraternities
George F. Millers Entertain Club
Mrs. Kennedy
Gertsen
Mrs. Olson
Miss Humble
Schoen
Tata Cas Tt
Third Avenue
Miss Burkhalter
Miss Hamilton
Mrs. Beattie
Lake Forest College
Mrs. Stevenson
Boysons
ST. Paul's Church
K. E. Cornell
Buell W. Blairs
Ralph Voore
Ethel Evans Circle
Mrs. Griffith
Gordon Griswold
Central Park Circle
Toman
DEAT
Third Ave
Gethsemane Shrine
Chicago North Western
Mrs
F. W. Niesz
Minnesota
Crusaders Circle
Bonnie
Second Street
Sheers
Bembergs
Batistes Rayons
Neumode Hosiery Store
Second ST
Cedar Rapids, IA
American Association
Good Housekeeping Department
Hardwood Pepper Mills
Rochester
Ideal
Dows Bldg
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