Calendar Filled With Brides-Elect Affairs
Social calendar buzzes as two brides-elect set weddings for Thursday and Saturday. Miss Mae Suzette Longueville and James Olney wed Thursday evening, while Miss Elizabeth Ann Roth and Henry James Adams marry Saturday. Tuesday features a luncheon for Miss Roth at Cedar Rapids Country Club with noted guests, and teas and showers celebrate Miss Longueville ahead of her eventful week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Suzette Longueville
James Olney
Elizabeth Ann Roth
Henry James Adams
Innis Fabacl
Service club meeting at Community House Friday
The Service club of the Community House will meet Friday at 1 15 p.m. for sewing at the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Miss Alice Ottilie to give senior piano recital at Coe College
Miss Alice Mae Ottilie daughter of A W Ottilie Manchester will present her senior piano recital under Prof Max Daehler at Coe College Wednesday eve at 8 15 in Sinclair Memorial chapel She has been assistant piano instructor at Coe for two years and belongs to Mu Phi Epsilon Phi Kappa Phi W A A AL W S and Y W C A She plans to teach in Cedar Rapids public schools this fall with prior experience in Earlville music department Two-year program pieces include works by Scarlatti Chopin Brahms Debussy Ravel and Liszt with Eleanor Taylor playing organ parts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mae Ottilie
A W. Ottilie
Manchester
Max Daehler
Coe College Department of Music
Ottlie
Marion
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Earlville School
Coe
Mrs Winslow Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon at Home
Mrs Edward F Winslow will host her bridge club with members invited to a Wednesday luncheon at her Linden Drive SE home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Edward F. Winslow
Linden Drive
Bridge Club
Otto Dvoraks Guests in Grant Munger Home
Mr and Mrs Grant B Munger host as house guests their daughter Mrs Otto Dvorak of Oak Park HL and her children Barbara and Dudley They will attend the Roth Adams wedding Mr Dvorak arrives Saturday at 1921 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant B. Munger
First Avenue E
Otto Dvorak
Oak Park
Barbara
Dudley
Dvorak
Amanas Recalled In PEO Chapter GM Talk
Mrs Rex Conn spoke on The Amanas As They Were Twenty Five Years Ago at a PEO Chapter GM meeting. The event was hosted by Mrs H E Kensinger at 1718 B Avenue NE. Vice President Miss Inga Tapper led in the absence of President Mrs Ray F Anderson. tea was served by Mrs R G Austin and the hostess. Guests included members from chapters II HJ DD AH and West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex B Conn
P E. O
H E. Kensinger
Avenue NE
Ray F. Anderson
Inga Tapper
R. G. Austin
Everett C. Pratt
Florice Bailey
E. W. Richardson
Mildred Iunt
Independence
Inez Rasmussen
West Liberty
Kenilworth guest to attend Cedar Rapids wedding weekend
Mrs Myron Aubineau of Kenilworth Jil formerly Cedar Rapids will arrive Tuesday night as house guest of Mr and Mrs Harold N Graves at 2142 Blake boulevard SE She will remain through the week and on Friday evening Mr Abineau will arrive to spend the weekend in the Graves home They will attend the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Roth and Henry J Adams on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Aubineau
Kenilworth, Jil
Cedar Rapids
Harold N. Graves
Blake Boulevard
Abineau
Graves
Elizabeth Roth
Henry J. Adams
Tarbootil Club Guest Night Program Highlights Authors and Hosts
Tarbootil club hosts guest night at 2685 Bever avenue SE Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Carl Ettinger as hosts. Rabbi David Polish to speak on a book review. About thirty guests expected including N Leipheimer of Colorado Springs and Sam Goldsmith of Milwaukee visiting Mrs J P Galway at 2428 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ettinger
Bever Avenue
Tarbooth Literary Club
David Polish
Ettinger
N. Leipheimer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sam Goldsmith
Milwaukee
Wis
J. P. Galway
Fourth Avenue SE
Cameron Daughters Return From Louisville Derby Visit
Mr and Mrs E B Cameron of 1900 Second Avenue SE and their daughters Mrs Deane Adams of Dubuque and Mrs Charles Moyer of Tama arrived back Monday evening by streamline train after spending the weekend at Churchill Downs Derby in Louisville Kentucky on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Cameron
Second Avenue SE
Cameron
Deane L. Adams
Dubuque
Charles Moyer
Tama
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Mrs Adkins Hosts P E O Chapter IF Meeting
Chapter IF of P E O heard a talk on Rookwood pottery by Mrs. William P. Whipple at the home of Mrs. H B Adkins 211 Twentieth street NE. Mrs. Whipple illustrated with pieces from her own collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P E. O
Rookwood Pottery
William P. Whipple
H. B. Adkins
Twentieth Street
Mrs Forrest W Stewart Returns From New York Trip
Mrs Forrest W Stewart and her husband returned Sunday evening after a three month stay in New York City. Mr Stewart, who accompanied her, came back to the city last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Stewart
New York
Forrest W. Stewart
Thirty-fourth Street Drive
New York City
Stewart
Mrs Knight Hosts Monday Book Club Luncheon
Twelve members attended a luncheon meeting of the Monday Book club Monday at the home of Mrs. B L Knight, 2219 Grande avenue SE. Members reviewed The Unwanted by E F Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Book Club
B. L. Knight
Grande Avenue SE
E. F. Benson
Dere Miah Guests In Zuercher Home Visit
Mr and Mrs Joseph Deremiah of Medford Oregon will arrive Tuesday evening to visit in the home of his sister Mrs A R Zuercher and Dr Zuercher at 1852 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Deremiah
Medford, Ore
Deremiah
A. R. Zuercher
Dr. Zuercher
Second Avenue SE
Five Women Leave for National Convention
Mrs. Austin N Palmer of 845 First avenue E Mrs. W R Foor of 1420 A avenue NE Mrs. F W Damour of 384 Twenty-first street SE Mrs. H G Heiserman of 2300 Hillcrest drive SE and Mrs. Charles E Roberts of 1759 B avenue NE departed Tuesday for Kansas City Missouri to attend the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin N Palmer
First Avenue
W. R Foor
A Avenue
F. W. Damour
Twenty-first Street
H. G. Heiserman
Hillcrest Drive
Charles E. Roberts
B Avenue
Kansas City
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Club honors mothers with games and prizes
Members of the T. H. E. club entertained in honor of their mothers Monday evening at the home of Miss Lillian Richey. Games were the diversion with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ed Zisko and Miss Louise Havlik. Guests of honor included Mesdames J. E. Richey Hugo Lensch Ed Zisko T. J. Leahy Agnes Miner Frank Havlik and Harvey Smart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. E. Club
Lillian Richey
G Avenue NW
Ed Zisko
Louise Havlik
J. E. Richey
Hugo Lensch
T. J. Leahy
Agnes Miner
Frank Havlik
Harvey Smart
Chester Petranek Senior Violin Recital at Coe College
Chester J Petranek violinist, directed by Prof Joseph H Kitchin, presents a senior recital Tuesday at 8 15 p m in the T M Smn air memorial chapel. He is assisted by Mrs Flora McKay Kitchin and Miss Betty Jane Levien. He serves as director of the John Huss Methodist church choir and is active in Coe student groups including the college orchestra and Coe band. He is a member of the Czech Fine Arts society and Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra for eight years. The program includes Grieg Sonata in G minor and Variations on a Theme by Corelli among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Kitchin
Coe College Department of Music
Chester J. Petranek
T. M. Smnair
Petranek
Flora McKay Kitchin
Betty Jane Levien
J. C. Petranek
M Avenue
John Huss
John Huss Methodist Church
Coe
College
Czech Fine Arts Society
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Sigma Beta Sigma Phi meeting set for Wednesday at Montrose hotel
The Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold its monthly business session Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Family Dinner Honors Mrs Jennie Mason on Mother's Day
A Sunday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Gordon Feekes in Midway Cedar Rapids honored Mrs Jennie Mason for Mother's Day. Attendees included numerous families and relatives from Dubuque and nearby areas, such as Fred Taylor family, Paul Nancy family, Cecil Emry family, Fred Mason family, Meryl Wilson family, Thelma McIntyre family, C W Mason, Kenneth Oliphant, Donald Dugan, Maxine Staull, Ethel Nutt, and Feekes relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Mason
Gordon Feekes
Midway
Cedar Rapids
Fred Taylor
Jean
Dorothy
Everett
Roy
Paul Nancy
Helen
Patsy
Dubuque
Cecil Emry
Sheryl Ann
Fred Mason
Meryl Wilson
Beulah
Billie
Thelma MclIntyre
Caroline
Nancy Jo
C. W Mason
Kenneth Oliphant
Donald Dugan
Maxine Staull
Ethel Nutt
Feekes
Cedar Rapids Hairdressers Hold Banquet at Roosevelt
The Cedar Rapids Hairdressers association hosted a banquet and program for visiting cosmetologists from surrounding towns at the Roosevelt hotel. After dinner, E. Paul of Chicago demonstrated hair cutting and styling techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Connell Kin Visit Des Moines Parents at Nine Tenth St
Dr. John Connell and his sister Miss Catherine Connell of Des Moines were Sunday visitors in the home of their parents Mr and Mrs W M Connell at 369 Nine tenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connell
Catherine Connell
Des Moines
W. M. Connell
Ninetenth Street
Frances Pence and Earl Eutsler Wed
Frances Pence and Earl S. Eutsler were married at First Christian Church on Saturday at 3 p.m. in a small ceremony with relatives and friends. Best man was Edwin Murray, matron of honor was Mrs. Murray, bridesmaids were Bernice Wysko cil Odeta Butsler and Florentine Lartner. A reception and dinner followed at the Z C B J hall and a wedding dance was held afterwards. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz and son Kenneth, Mrs. Josie Lorber of Muscatine, and Mr and Mrs. Pearse Wyskocil of Albuquerque New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Pence
Earl S. Eutsler
Edwin Murray
Bernice Wyskocil
Odetta Butsler
Florentine Lartner
Z C.B J. Hall
Mildred Hotchkiss Honored At Shower
Miss Mildred W Hotchkiss, soon to wed Adolph H Hall gren, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Monday evening in the Glow room of the Gas company. Hostesses were her mother Mrs Sam Hotchkiss and sister Miss Violet Hotchkiss, plus Mrs Frances Buchan. Thirty-five guests attended with cards and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred W Hotchkiss
Adolph H. Hallgren
Gas Company
Miss Hotchkiss
Sam Hotchkiss
First Street
Violet Hotchkiss
Frances Buchan
Second Street
High Twelve Club Hosts Ladies Night at Anamosa Reformatory
Members of the High Twelve club will entertain at a ladies night Thursday at the state re formatory in Anamosa. A dinner will be served in the prison dining room at 7 p.m and the program to follow will include music by the reformatory orchestra and a talk on prison routine by Warden W. H. Frazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Twelve
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Reformatory
W. WH. Frazer
Local hostess entertains Bachelor Girls group at home
Miss Louise Bunker of 2116 Fifth avenue SE hosted the Bachelor Girls Friday evening. Attendees included Bette Noblett Mary Pugsley Irma Kubik Shirley Sacora Mary Taylor Illa Patrick and Betty Belknap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bunker
Fifth Avenue SE
Bette Noblett
Mary Pugsley
Irma Kubik
Shirley Sacora
Mary Taylor
Illa Patrick
Betty Belknap
Mrs. Frish Returns Home After California Visit
Mrs. J. W. Frish, formerly of Cedar Rapids and now in Des Moines, has returned home after a five month visit with relatives in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Frish
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
California
Birthday Party Honors Bonny Jean Burch at Park Avenue
Mrs. R. B. Burch hosted a party at 1718 Park avenue SE in honor of her daughter Bonny Jean who turned eight. Guests included Edward Fleury, Jean Todd, Barbara Dunshee, Betty Lyman, Jimmy Menor, Bob Springer, David Fluegel, Mary Irene Boerkrum, Patty Olson, Dorothy Anderson, Mary Frances Collins and Cecelia Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Burch
Park Avenue SE
Bonny Jean
Edward Fleury
Jean Todd
Barbara Dunshee
Betty Lyman
Jimmy Menor
Bobby Springer
David Fluegel
Mary Irene Boerkrum
Patty Olson
Dorothy Anderson
Mary Frances Collins
Cecelia Lynch
Barta to Leave Sioux City After Family Visit
A. J. Barta of Sioux City plans a trip departing from his parents home at 1425 Seventh Avenue SE. en route he will stop in Des Moines to see his brother Stanley Barta and his wife with their daughter Cecily Ann. Albena Ford will accompany him and also visit Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Barta
Sioux City
Frank S. Barta
Seventh Avenue SE
Mr. Barta
Des Moines
Stanley Barta
Barta
Cecily Ann
Albena Ford
Dickey Family Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs M S Dickey and daughters Joyce and Susan of Galesburg Illinois return home after a weekend with Mr Dickey's mother and sister Mrs S E Dickey and Miss Margaret C Dickey at 379 Sixteenth Street SE Local note records the family gathering and travel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S Dickey
Joyce
Susan
Galesburg, IL
Mr Dickey
S. E. Dickey
Margaret C. Dickey
Sixteenth Street
Jeanette Jackie Estes Celebrate Birthday
Jeanette and Jackie Estes celebrate their seventh birthday at home with Mr and Mrs Joseph R Estes. A Saturday afternoon party featured games and refreshments served by several named ladies. Guests included Marceline Kaplan Andrews Jackie Stanton Barbara Jean Baumhoefener Frieda Mae Conard Maud Miller Donna McDermott Mary McDermott Billie Webber Zane Estes and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette
Jackie Estes
Joseph R. Estes
Twentieth Street NW
R Johnson
G. Blood
G. Savage
W., Blood
R. Boggs
Joseph Estes
Marceline Kaplan
Never Andrews
Jackie Stanton
Barbara Jean Baumhoefener
Frieda Mae Conard
Maud Miller
Donna McDermott
Mary McDermott
Billie Webber
Zane Estes
Patrick McDermott
Richard Shafer
Ralph Steffen
Max Selzer
Charlotte Lahue
Katherine Edmonds
Elaine Ewoldt
Leola Ann Sedlacek
Shirley Finefield
Dorothy Jean Savage
Charles Windolf
Richard Doran
Russell Blood
Donald Blood
Karl Dean Baumgardner
Darel Lee Hosmer
Mickie McDermott
Miss Rilla Cheney Honors Her Mother at Reception
Miss Rilla Cheney hosted a Sunday evening reception at 208 Fifth Avenue SW in honor of her mother. The table featured a Mother's day cake and ivory-tapered candles. Children and relatives, including Bert Cheney, Earl Cheney and Donna, Russell Brantner and Eleanor, Oval Reid and Betsy Patsey and Jacqueline, Melvin Reid and Shirley and Marlyn, Forrest Traschner and Phyllis Marion and Billie, Mildred Hotchkiss, Jesse Jacoby, Letha Hoff, and Mrs. George Metheny of Conesville, attended with photos of Mr. and Mrs. Cheney marking their forty fourth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilla Cheney
Fifth Avenue SW
Cheney
Bert Cheney
Earl Cheney
Donna
Russell Brantner
Eleanor
Oval Reid
Betsy
Patsey
Jacqueline
Melvin Reid
Shirley
Marlyn
Forrest Traschner
Phyllis
Marion
Billie
Mildred Hotchkiss
Jesse Jacoby
Letha Hoff
George Metheny
Conesville
Edina Donohue Hosts Shower for Mrs Scott at Home
Miss Edina M. Donohue entertained Saturday at her home on Twelfth street SE in honor of Mrs. Bert Scott nee Miss Pearle Kleineck. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. Scott Genevieve Burke and Ruth Reid. Refreshments featured sweet peas and daisies. The guests included Minnie Crew Leone Wycoff and Misses Harriet Brezu Ruth Reid Marjorie Allbaugh Ruth Mikulecky Genevieve Burke Marjorie Donohue Marjorie Jacobsen Jessie Hahn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edina M. Donohue
Twelfth Street SE
Bert Scott
Pearle Kleineck
Bunce
Mrs. Scott
Genevieve Burke
Ruth Reid
Minnie Crew
Leone Wycoff
Harriet Brezu
Marjorie Allbaugh
Ruth Mikulecky
Marjorie Donohue
Marjorie Jacobsen
Jessie Hahn
P T A Meetings and Programs at Local Schools
Tyler P T A executive committee meets Thursday at 2 p.m. at the school. Garfield P T A meets Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. to elect and install officers. St Matthew’s mothers chorus sings under Mrs N Engler. Moth Balls is a one act play with Winnie Langridge July Rhoades and Mary Kaupzlarich. Miss Jennie Post Wilson high principal guest speaker at Hayes P T A meeting Wednesday at 2 15 p.m. at the school. Coe Junior band will play before her talk. Sixth grade pupils present program and officers are installed. Refreshments served by sixth grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield PT. A
St. Matthew's
Jennie Post
Wilson High School
Hayes P. T. A
Coe
Kenwood PTA to Stage Second Hit Parade Show
Kenwood hosts the second Hit Parade, an annual PTA event, Thursday and Friday at 7:45 p.m. in the Kenwood school auditorium. Parents of Kenwood children are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood
Parent Teacher Association
Kenwood School
Parents of Kenwood Chil
Kenwood to Stage Satire Melodrama Show
Dren will furnish the talent including directors coaches music and all entertainment. The feature will be a satire on a melodrama The Villain Stull Pursued Her. Auditorium opens early with no reserved seats. Performers include the Kenwood orchestra Harry Sherry dance troupe Kenwood male quartet Mrs Paul Sidlinger E A Stanley B R Hynden H G Buck Mrs E A Stanley C L Gunn Stanley Reeder Mrs Harry Sherry Pat Maloney Mrs B R Hynden Mrs W F Shane and Mrs C L Gunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Stull
Kenwood Orchestra
Harry Sherry
Kenwood
Paul Sidlinger
E. A. Stanley
R. Hynden
H. G. Buck
C. L. Gunn
Stanley Reeder
Pat Maloney
B. R Hynden
W. F. Shane
Miss Milke Honored At Kitchen Shower
Mrs. William Milke entertained Friday afternoon at a kitchen shower for her daughter Miss Millicent Milke as she prepares to marry William Popek on Thursday at 8 o clock in St Wen ceslaus church Bunco prizes went to Mrs. Eric Person and Mrs. Ralph Hicks Guests included Mesdames Mert Dye Harry Wamsley Leslie Bachman Mike O'Toole Thomas Milke Will Taylor Harry Rogers Person Sam Tufts E Phillips Ellsworth Moats Randall Waddington Hicks William Mackey George Durland and Kyle Wright and the Misses Clare Tufts Margaret Taylor and Maxine Milke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Milke
Cavenue
Millicent Milke
William Popek
St. Wenceslaus Church
Bunco
Eric Person
Ralph Hicks
Mesdames Mert Dye
Harry Wamsley
Leslie Bachman
Mike O'Toole
Thomas Milke
Will Taylor
Harry Rogers
Person
Naomi May Hauser Hosts Birthday Dance
Miss Naomi May Hauser daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Hauser 860 Nineteenth street SE celebrated her birthday Monday evening after dinner the group went dancing followed by Misses Carol Bauer Marie Dolson and young men Frank Scheible Bill Lattner Jack Young
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi May Hauser
E. B. Hauser
Nineteenth Street SE
Carol Bauer
Marie Dolson
Frank Scheible
Bill Lattner
Jack Young
Ward of Hearing League Benefit Card Party
The Hard of Hearing League hosted a well attended benefit card party with out of town guests Mr and Mrs Biggs of Marion and Mrs Laura Bischel of Ontario California. A practice class picnic was planned at Daniels Park Pavilion after 5 p m with attendees asked to bring picnic items. If weather turns bad the gathering moves to the L B Gray home at 1930 Park Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
League For the Hard of Hearing
Biggs
Marion
Laura Bischel
Ontario
Calif
Daniels Park Pavilion
L. B. Gray
Park Avenue SE
Luella Pfister
Decorah
Bischel
League Room
QO. R. C
Columbus Journey to Ireland Before Atlantic Crossing
Christopher Columbus traveled to Ireland to verify a report that St. Brendan had previously sailed the ocean route. The voyage aimed to confirm legends of transatlantic maritime exploration before Columbus undertook his own crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus
Ireland
Atlantic
St. Brendan
Fine Suspended If He Repairs Damage By Car To Sod In Ellis Park
Emerson Noble, 21, of 1416 First Avenue W, was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court for unlawful damage to property after a car he drove damaged Ellis Park sod. The fine would be suspended if Noble personally repairs the damage to the satisfaction of Mr Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Parks Department
Emerson Noble
First Avenue W
Noble
Thomas B. Powell
Woods
Reckless Spending Undermining Character Warns Iowa Leader
Waterloo report quotes Earl E. Harper president of Simpson College addressing Iowa Rotarians at a district conference. He warns American character risks disintegration from not paying as you go and urges thrift, culture, citizenship, and value in spending. P. K. Wright of Iowa Falls is introduced as the newly nominated district governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Earl E. Harper
Simpson College
Iowa
Harper
P. K. Wright
Iowa Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lclcu
Roth
Glenn O Fletcher
Bever Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Harold E. Reid
Newark
N. J
Kathryn Trombley
St. Louis
Eugene B. Laurer
Miss Roth
Miss Longueville
Howard W. Williams
Wallace G. Boyson
J P Mins
R. M. McCullough
Longueville
Oliver Longueville
Jane Huston
Paul Huston
Thomas L. Woods
T. J. Markland, Jr
W. M Jayne
Helen Jayne
O. Cotney
Gertrude Shoemaker
Ronald Holets
Herbert A. Levin
Charles E
Fourth Avenue
T. J Markland, Jr
Thomas JL. Woods
O. C. Olney
Virginia Knox
Edith Knox
Heshows
Scarlatti
Chonin
Chopin
Paeanint
Brahms
Rudolph Ganz
Debussy
Goossens Ondine
Ravel
Malaguenn
Liszt
Eleanor Taylor
Otto Dvoraks
Grant Munger
Rice O'Neill
Tweedies
Armstrong
Rex Conn
Mrs. Aubineau
HH. N. Graves
Tarbootil Club
Camerons
Nome
Derby
Mrs. Adkins
Mrs. Knight
Joseph Deremians
Zuercher
Montleur Photo
Grieg
Kitchin
Variariotis
Corelli Tartini
Kreisler
Chopin-Wilhelmi
Mrs. Mason
Connells
vAnce
Canada
Pice Pub East Remov
Earl Eutsler
Shower
Miss Bunker
Bonny Burch
Galesburg
P.T.A. Meetings
Tyler
Tyler P. T. A
Garfield
Good Housekeeping
Miss Milke
Ward OF Hearing League
Jgerten
Soa
Seminole
von Ane
Witwer Grocer Co
All Draggista
Chichesters Pills
Far Hwaguit
Laat
AG Ame
Dave Oh
America
Denver
Colorado Rockies
Berthoud Passidley
Coget
Coan
Colorado
Ivy & SM Mary
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