Honor Miss Hauser At Buffet Supper Party
Engagement of Miss Wilfreda Hauser to Robert R Norris announced by Miss Hauser’s parents. Mrs L L Dolson and Mrs Glenn W Beneke hosted a buffet supper and shower at the Dolson home with red and yellow floral decorations. Attending were numerous relatives and friends including Jeanne Curry, Dorothy Carr, Naomi Hauser, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hauser
Robert R Norris
Hauser
E . Hauser
L. L. Dolson
Meadowbrook Drive
Glenn W. Beneke
Panora
Dorothea Dolson
Dolson
Wilfreda Hauser
Moss Hauser
Jeanne
Bonnie Curry
Dorothy Carr
Naomi May Hauser
Cora Hampton
Jeanette Focht
Betty Mehegan
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
Rachel Austin
Pauline Fredericson
Zoe Burge
Betty Knox
Betty Minshall
Marie Dolson
Foss Stitzel
Marion
Ashley DAR names new officers at luncheon
The junior committee of Ashley chapter DAR held a luncheon at Mrs. Howard G Britton’s home on Thirty third Street NE. Mrs R M McCullough was named chairman, Mrs Leonard Porter vice president, Miss Maxine Beeres secretary, and Mrs AW Kyndberg treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
D AR
Howard G Britton
Thirtythird Street
R M McCullougsh
Leonard Porter
Maxine Beeres
AW. Kyndberg
Mrs Hunting Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs R. D. Hunting entertained twelve members of her bridge club at luncheon at her home located at 2800 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Hunting
First Avenue E
Local Theta alumnae visit Iowa City for tea
A delegation of Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae were hosted for tea at the Iowa City chapter house on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Clarke Van Meter Mrs Russell Hess Mrs Sam Heigh Mrs H Eldon Olerich Mrs David M Elderkin Mrs Carl Bo Myers and Miss Anna Sackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Iowa City
Clarke van Meter
Russell Hess
Sam Heigh
H. Eldon Olerich
David M. Elderkin
Carl Bo Myers
Anna Sackett
Killians Move to Linden Drive SE Home
Mr and Mrs Richard E Killian moved Saturday to their new home at 2329 Linden Drive SE. Their former address was 2035 Blake Boulevard SE. Mrs A T Pleune hosted a Tuesday luncheon at 1 o'clock honoring Mrs George Tracy of Detroit who is visiting. Other guests were Mrs Tracy's mother and sister Mrs A N Walter and Mrs L S May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Killian
Linden Drive
Blake Boulevard
A T Pleune
Bever Avenue SE
George Tracy
Detroit
Tracy
A. N. Walter
L, S May
Camp Fire Girls Host Mother and Daughter Event at Westminster
Westminster church Camp Fire girls held a mother and daughter afternoon in the church parlors with pianists Wilaura Skein Barbara Carruthers Marilyn Thoman and Billie Dawn Hughes. Marilyn Moats played flute and a violin quartet featured Jane Bettle Fiona Kennedy Janet Sullivan and Joan Woodford. Candle lighting included Harriet Dauchy Georgianne Wagener Donna Miller and Barbara McFadden. The program closed with the Camp Fire hymn as roses were presented to mothers. Thirty five attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Westminster Church
Wilaura Skein
Barbara Carruthers
Marilyn Thoman
Billie Dawn Hughes
Marilyn Moats
Jane Bettle
Fiona Kennedy
Janet Sullivan
Joan Woodford
Harriet Dauchy
Georgianne Wagener
Donna Miller
Barbara McFadden
Camp Fire group stays weekend at Camp Huaga
Okcanyaki Camp Fire members spent the weekend at Camp Huaga building fires and preparing meals. Group members included Norma Jean Bedell Mary Curry Jacqueline Glasier Geraldine Harrington Jeanne Hollands Beverly Larson Lelia Mueller Jean Quinn Marilyn Rudin Ruth Ann Stucker with assistant guardians Betty Jane Peck and Annabel Hershey. Guests were Mrs. M Mueller and Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okcanyaki
Camp Huaga
Norma Jean Bedell
Mary Curry
Jacqueline Glasier
Geraldine Harrington
Jeanne Hollands
Beverly Larson
Lelia Mueller
Jean Quinn
Marilyn Rudin
Ruth Ann Stucker
Betty Jane Peck
Annabel Hershey
M. Mueller
Alberta
Local club gathers for prize night with multiple winners
Mildred Phillips hosted the 500 club at 601 Cobban court SE on Thursday with prizes awarded to Seleas Omar Myrtle Shelton and Mary Lee. Attendees included Clara Mayne Leona Bellon Frances Steckman Ellen Norris Zella Larson Dorothy Miller Dorothy Burch Opal Preston and Loretta McAndree. The next meeting is set for May 16 at the McAndree home 1015 Tenth street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Phillips
Cobbancourt SE
Seleas Omar
Myrtle Shelton
Mary Lee
Clara Mayne
Leona Bellon
Frances Steckman
Ellen Norris
Zella Larson
Dorothy Miller
Dorothy Burch
Opal Preston
Loretta McAndree
McAndree
Tenth Street
Mrs Naibert Addresses Kiwanis Ladies Luncheon
Mrs. Richard Naibert spoke at the Kiwanis Ladies club luncheon at the Elks club. Twenty four members attended as she discussed her work in France and daily French customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Naibert
Kiwanis Ladies Club
Elks Club
Naibert
France
Local Folk Attend Reserve Officers State Convention
Cedar Rapids residents joined the Reserve Officers state convention over the weekend. Notable visitors included Captains Klinge Partland and Partland plus Capt. Harold A. Lockhart and family guests of relatives. Maj John T Wurster and Lieut. Carl Dueser were among attendees at the conclave in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Soephus W Klinge
Seventh Street
Cedar Rapidians
Jf H
Lockhart
John T Wurster
B Avenue NE
Carl Dueser
Oakland Road NE
Coquillette couple back from east trip with interviews
Mr and Mrs S E Coquillette of 540 Knollwood drive SE returned from travels through the east. They attended the American Bankers association meeting in Hot Springs Virginia and visited their son James Coquillette a Princeton University student. They also spent time in New York City and East Orange New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S E Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
East
American Bankers Association
Hot Springs
James Coquillette
Princeton University
New York City
East Orange
N. J
Arriving Thursday for Wisconsin sister visit
Arriving Thursday morning Mrs Oscar Fease of Adams Wisconsin will visit her sister Mrs Ralph E Walker and Mr Walker at Park Avenue SE for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Fease
Adams, Wis
Ralph E. Walker
Walker
Park Avenue SE
Mrs Phelps Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Club Members
Mrs Frank L Phelps hosted a Wednesday luncheon and an afternoon of bridge at her home 341 Twenty-second Street NE for eight members of her club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L Phelps
Twenty-second Street
Beta Sigma Phi installs Lambda chapter officers
Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi installed officers Monday night at the Roosevelt hotel. New officers are Margaret Gould president Ardyce Hansen vice president Mrs Carl W Nelson secretary Mrs Florence Zimmer recording secretary and Katherine Fry treasurer. Mrs Dwight Krumholtz led the educational program on public speaking with Ardyce Hansen and Mrs Lester Stow. Retiring president Kathryn Marshall received a gift. Plans were made to attend the state convention in Council Bluffs May 18 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Roosevelt Hotel
Margaret Gould
Ardyce Hansen
Carl W. Nelson
Florence Zimmer
Katherine Fry
Dwight Krumholtz
Lester Stow
Kathryn Marshall
Council Bluffs
Surprise birthday party honors Mrs Elmer Olson
A group of friends gathered Sunday evening at 370 Eighth Avenue SW to surprise Mrs Elmer Olson for her birthday. Five hundred was played and she received a gift with Mr Olson and several couples in attendance including Mr and Mrs John Dill Mr and Mrs Ronald Page Mr and Mrs Hubert Ehl Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson Mr and Mrs Ellery Whitmer Mr and Mrs Arnold Maeder Esther and Mr and Mrs James Dale and Carole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Olson
Eighth Avenue SW
Olson
John Dill
Ronald Page
Hubert Ehl
Robert Thompson
Ellery Whitmer
Arnold Maeder
Esther
James Dale
Carole
East Side WCTU May Meeting Promotes Peace and Dry Candidates
The East Side Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a May meeting at Westminster church parlors welcome by Mrs E Winslow Brown and Mrs James Killian. Members were urged to vote in the primary for dry candidates. The theme was Peace with Bible devotions. Miss Ruth Otto reviewed How to Keep America Out of War by Kirby Page. Greetings from county president Miss Elda Kemp of Marion were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
WCTU
Westminster Church
E Winslow Brown
James Killian
Ruth Otto
Kirby Page
America
Elda Kemp
Marion
Quote from Aunt Het on Joe and deduction of mistreatment
A reader quotes Aunt Het criticizing a woman who treated Joe poorly. Het says Joe remained forgiving and patient, nearly inviting continued ill treatment. The remark frames Joe as meek and long suffering in the confrontation.
Guardians Of Camp Fire Entertain At Mothers Tea
Cedar Rapids Camp Fire guardians hosted a mothers tea at Westminster Presbyterian church with Mrs V Wood president as guest. Miss Jane Garwood invited attendees to Camp Huaga picnics. Dorothy Canfield outlined summer Camp Fire activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Camp Fire Guardians’ Association
Westminster Presbyterian Church
V. Wood
Jane Garwood
Camp Huaga
Dorothy Canfield
al Mason
Amos Scott
M R Warren
Guy Hershey
Wilson C. Fernow
Miss Garwood
Arthur Norman
O. E. Long
Henry Like
Beals
S E Temple
R B Moore
A Crane
W. C Forsberg. Wood
P H Brown
F Bukacek
M. F. Hurley
Ocie Trimble
J E. Denton
Ruth Carberry
Mason
A L. Hinton
Harold Scott
Marvin R. Bishop
W T Hughes
Clifford Lawrence
G. V. Borschel
van Vechten Shaffer
W C. Tenney
Miss Marvel Foster
W. R Dock
C. T. Bachmann
W. N. McPherson
Carl Stookey
J. R Jennison
E W Zvacek
W V. Burger
G. FE. Buck
S. B. Brown
M. Ard
R.C White
V L. Hall
F. Chamipar
J W. Bradley
L. W. Mrstik
R. C Long
F. Richardson
Harold Smith
E D, Holvenstot
O. Washburn
T. Dill
R A Holm~ Quest
Wilson C Fernow
D A, Atkinson
L. P. Boudreaux
L. W. Dooley
Garwood and
Canfield
Minerv a D olphians elect new officers at YWCA
Mrs. Harry Johnson was elected president of the Minerva Delphians Monday at the YWCA. New officers include Mrs. Fred Bokerney as vice president and Mrs. E Heuer as secretary treasurer. Advisory board members are Mrs. A E Binen Mrs. S C Stookey and Mrs. A F Sander. Mrs J W Barnett was chosen as a delegate to the state convention in Des Moines on May 23. Members studied drama as a reflector of social concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Minerva Delphians
Y W.C
Fred Bokerney
E. Heuer
A. E Binen
S C. Stookey
A. F. Sander
JW. Barnett
Des Moines
John Hasek Joins PI Kappa Alpha at Town State College
John Hasek, son of Mrs. Milton T Hasek, was initiated into the PI Kappa Alpha social fraternity at Town State College where he is a sophomore engineering student. He belongs to the advanced military engineers unit and is a Roosevelt High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hasek
Milton T Hasek
PI Kappa Alpha
Town State College
Advanced Military Engineers
Roosevelt High School
Mount Mercy Alumnae Host Mother Daughter Tea
Mount Mercy alumnae association members treated their mothers and faculty sisters to a Sunday afternoon tea. Silver and white decor graced the tables while Geraldine Rabe Mrs Regis Day Edina Donohue and Mary Nick Olsen presided at the tea table. The arrangements committee included Charlotte Hubbard Delores Fagan Mrs Robert Nelson Mrs A L Nase Helen Hanley and Elizabeth Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Alumnae Association
Geraldine Rabe
Regis Day
Edina Donohue
Mary Nick Olsen
Charlotte Hubbard
Delores Fagan
Robert Nelson
A. Lb. Nase
Helen Hanley
Elizabeth Dearborn
O Riely Hosts Cedar Rapids Tennis Members
Forty five members of the Cedar Rapids Tennis Association were entertained at a buffet supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M. W. O Rieley at their Blake boulevard home. A tennis film was shown and explained by R A Duthbert, with a brief address by Gordon Fennell on the association’s history and growth. President Henry Gundling led a short business meeting and a ping pong session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
M. W O'Rieley
Blake Boulevard
O'Ricley
R. A. Duthbert
Gordon Fennell
Tennis Association
Cedar Rapids
Pingpong
Henry Gundling
Maxine Maxson Elected YWCA Business Girls Leader
Maxine Maxson was elected president of the Business Girls League at the YWCA association building on Monday night. Pauline Ford became vice president with Iris Crosley secretary and Mary Kay House treasurer. Donna Kelly was elected inter-club delegate and Nancy Gibbons coordinated the program. Mrs. Sucrette Crank spoke on Problems Industrial Girls Face, with Beulah Harrison reading and songs by DeFoy Clark and Felice Cortez. Billy Kutchera and Miss Kelly reported on the national YWCA convention in Atlantic City. Next meeting set for May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Maxson
Business Girls’ League
Association
Pauline Ford
Iris Crosley
Mary Kay House
Donna Kelly
Nancy Gibbons
Sucrette Crank
Beulah Harrison
DeFoy Clark
Felice Cortez
Billy Kutchera
Miss Kelly
Atlantic City
Miss Murray Hosts Helen Schumacher Shower
Miss Katherine Murray entertained at a recipe shower for bride elect Helen Schumacher at 902 First Avenue West. Attendees included schoolmates and guests Rosemary Schumacher and Rosemary Murray. The wedding to Joseph F Morgan is planned for this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Murray
First Avenue W
Helen Schumacher
Joseph F Morgan
Fbileen Joyce
Katherine Hanson
Betty Burk
Velma Minor
Beatrice Birkey
Rita Ferreter
Imelda Morgan
Frances Driscoll
Margaret Ann Conners
Margaret O’hare
Rosemary Schumacher
Rosemary Murray
S D C Club Plans Steak Fry Thursday
A steak fry Thursday night was planned by the S D C club at their meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Eunice Boyle, 1556 Washington avenue SE. Members attending included Misses Mary Elizabeth Hiegel Mary Margaret Strathmann Betty Jo Fitzgerald Barbara Ryan Jeanne Phillips Jean Norberg Mildred Johnson and Bernice Svo boda. The next meeting will be at Miss Hiegel's home 2502 A avenue NE.
Tea Sponsored by Jane Boyd Women
The Jane Boyd Community House women’s clubs sponsor a neighborhood tea Thursday at 2 p m. Mrs C J Bready will be guest speaker sharing experiences in Europe last summer just before the war started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd Community House
C. J. Bready
Europe
Kappa Delta Mothers Meet at Campbell Residence
Kappa Delta Mothers club gathers with Mrs. R E Campbell at 2622 Country Club Parkway SE for a 10 am business meeting on Thursday. A picnic luncheon is planned at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Mothers’ Club
R. E. Campbell
Country Club Parkway SE
Watts to Visit Patricia Barry for Colorado Weekend
Miss Mary Jane Watts, Iowa State College junior and daughter of J H Watts, will visit Miss Patricia Barry of Denver at the Chi Omega house on the University of Colorado campus in Boulder. Watts will attend the Chi Omega spring formal at Wellshire Country Club and a Mortar Board sunrise breakfast dance, with trips to Estes Park before returning to Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Watts
Iowa State College
J. H Watts
Nineteenth Street
Boulder
Calo
Patricia Barry
Chi Omega House
University of Colorado
Miss Barry
Donald S. Barry
Fourth Avenue SE
Estes Park
Iowa
Mrs Ross Hosts Chapter FO of P E O
Mrs Harold J Ross entertained Chapter FO of P E O at luncheon on Tuesday afternoon at 333 Forest Drive SE. Assisting were Mesdames B Harrington Marvin R Selden and Arthur Biddinger. The program included a report on Cottey College and the loan fund provided by Mrs Owen T Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Ross
Forest Drive
Chapter FO
Wellman Couple Wed in Hannibal Ceremony
Miss Mildred Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs George Foster Wellman and A C Jadrnicek son of Mrs Henry Urban 258 Nineteenth Street SW were married August 5 1939 in Hannibal Missouri. The bride a former recreation director at Daniels playground and Wellman High School graduate taught rural schools six years. The couple resides in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Foster
George Foster
Wellman
A. C. Jadrnicek
Henry Urban
Nineteenth Street
Jesse Potsander
Bud Durian
Hannibal
Pratt
Jadrnicek
Daniels Playground
Wellman High School
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Sears Roebuck Company
Cedar Rapids
Picnic supper and hay ride for Legion Juniors event
American Legion auxiliary Juniors met at the Memorial building for a picnic supper and hay rack ride. Attendees included Lillian Hanzlik Rita Vesely Nadine Mitralsky Lillian Stodola Mary Lou Schwandt Ruth Irma Kubik Barbara Steele Shirley June Drew and guests Janis Swab Pauline Proksa Lois McLain Dorothy Kubias Darlene Bartunek Frances Starman Edith Misar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Lillian Hanzlik
Rita Vesely
Nadine Mitralsky
Lillian Stodola
Mary Lou Schwandt
Ruth
Irma Kubik
Barbara Steele
Shirley
June Drew
Janis Swab
Pauline Proksa
Lois McLain
Dorothy Kubias
Darlene Bartunek
Frances Starman
Edith Misar
Post-Nuptial Boat Club Party Held For Mrs Brown
Mrs Harold Hess hosted a Boat club auxiliary meeting and post nuptial shower for Mrs William Brown the former Norma Mueller at 407 Dunreath drive NE Monday. Members present included Mesdames Lottie Melichar George Mueller Matthew Miller David Ross Harold Ammons Norman Scott Bud Olson Glen Pittenger Dale Cornish Sammy Carr and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hess
Dunreath Drive
Cedar Rapids Boat Club
William Brown
Norma Mueller
Lottie Melichar
George Mueller
Matthew Miller
David Ross
Harold Ammons
Norman Scott
Bud Olson
Glen Pittenger
Dale Cornish
Sammy Carr
Birthday Surprise for Theresa King at Carroll A. Sweet Home
Theresa King celebrated her 72nd birthday with a surprise party at Carroll A. Sweet Home, 412 Sixteenth Street NE. Family members including John King and several King relatives attended, and games Pinochle and 500 were played with two birthday cakes as refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa King
Oakland Road
Carroll A. Sweet Home
Sixteenth Street
John King
Jude Fedderson
Clinton
William King
Billy, Curtis
Helen Frances
Edward
Frank King
Local families listed in Burlington notices
and Mrs Walter Fox and their baby Charles Burianek and his daughter Elizabeth, Mr and Mrs Elmer Blair and their baby, Mr and Mrs Sweet and their son Craig and Dorothy O'Donnell of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fox
Charles Burianek
Elizabeth
Elmer Blair
Mrs. Sweet
Craig
Dorothy O'Donnell
Burlington
Her Alienated Affections Presented by Praha Rebekah Lodge
Members of the Praha Rebekah lodge performed Her Alienated Affections Monday evening for the Home Rebekah lodge in Hasek hall. Participants included Laura Horsky Lenore Messa Libbie Fiesler Henrietta Seabrooke Bess Dytrt Mayme Kroulik Stella Marek Lenora Schuknecht Elma Johnson Emma Jadrnicek Alice Blahnik Lillian Heral Laura Hach Sadie Vlach Otilla Norberg Agnes Hach Irene Poula Ella Sedenka Bess Novatny Lucille Filipy Olga Chramosta and Marie Novak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Hasek Hall
Laura Horsky
Lenore Messa
Libbie Fiesler
Henrietta Seabrooke
Bess Dytrt
Mayme Kroulik
Stella Marek
Lenora Schuknecht
Elma Johnson
Emma Jadrnicek
Alice Blahnik
Lillian Heral
Laura Hach
Sadie Vlach
Otilla Norberg
Agnes Hach
Irene Poula
Ella Sedenka
Bess Novatny
Lucille Filipy
Olga Chramosta
Marie Novak
Stream Line Debs Hostest Plans Wiener Roast
Doris Doherty hosted the Stream Line Debs at 1608 D Avenue NE Monday evening. Plans were made for a Wiener roast Thursday at Shaver Park after the business meeting 500 was played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Doherty
D Avenue
Stream Line
Shaver Park
Linn county sets up three road surfacing districts
The Linn county supervisors approved three new road surfacing districts as part of the 1940 accelerated program. District No. 137 covers 0.390 miles northwest from Highway 261 to Franklin and Bertram townships, District No. 138 spans 3.3 miles north from Highway 30 with a connecting link, and District No. 140 runs 16 miles from Cedar Rapids south toward the trunk road. Hearings set for May 28 at 2 p.m. for districts 148 and 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Franklin and
Bertram Townships
Franklin
Linn
Principal Junction
Cedar Rapids
College Township
W H. Behrens
Fairfax Township
Fairfax
Coggan
Boulder Township
Behrens Petitions for Four Surfacing Districts Approved
Behrens petitions drive four surfacing districts in College Monroe Otter Creek and Brown townships. Routes include three miles west from Highway 218 near Western and 1.25 miles from Lafayette to Otter Creek. A 3.61 mile link from Viola to Springville-Whittier road connects districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Township
Western
Blair's Ferry
Monroe Township
Lafayette
Otter Creek Township
Brown Township
Viola
Springville-Whittier
State Highway Commission
E. B Spencer Construction Company
Waterloo
Walker
Highway Commission
Amos Melberg
Cedar Rapids
L. Peterson
Perry Jayne
Boulder Township
Marion City Limits
Harvester President Denies Plant Union Charge
S G McAllister president of International Harvester issued a denial of an NLRB intermediate report accusing the company of fostering company unions at six plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
G. McAllister
International Harvester Company
NLRB
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. RD
Hunting
Richard Killians
Mrs. Pleune
Westminster Camp Fire
Okcanyaki Camp Fire
Mrs. Phillips
Kiwanis
Dolly
Second Ave
E. Coquillettes
Mrs. Fease
Frank Phelps
Mrs. Olson
Joe
Guardians of Camp Rire
Mrs. Johnson
Edna Kathryn Dieman
Immaculate Conception Auditorium
M. W. O’rieleys
Miss Maxson
Miss Murray
S D. C
Jane Boyd
Kappa Delta Mothers
Mrs. Ross
Foster-Jadrnicek
American Legion JR
Boat Club
Mrs. King
Neumode Hosiery Store
Second Street
Secedar Rapids
Rebekah
Lydia
Pinkhams
Pinkham’s
Arcold
American Institute of Laundering
of Beauty
Earth Annd
Afl
Heath
Owen_ Eve
ATI
St. SE
Ireena
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