Water city ladies host Cedar Rapids club luncheon at Black's
Mrs. Frank O. Storrs of Water, formerly of Cedar Rapids, led her Rapids contract club to a Thursday luncheon at Black's tea room in Waterloo. Yellow blossoms in blue china decorated the table. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Charles R. Ingram and Mrs. Leo M. Stalker after cards at the hostess' Alta Vista Avenue home as Mrs. Storrs prepares to move to Brunswick, Georgia with Mr. Ingram on June 1. Other attendees included Mesdames Stalker and J. Schmidt, C. M. Hatfield, R. W. Hubbard, Oliver S. Wilson, and Mrs. Charles E. Lee of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Storrs
Water
Cedar Rapids
Med
Rapids Contract Club
Black’s
Waterloo
Alta Vista Avenue
Charles R. Ingram
Leo M. Stalker
Ingram
Brunswick
Doris Starks Bride of Paul Robertson
Mr and Mrs Dell Starks of Central City announce the marriage of their daughter Doris to Paul Robertson of Cedar Rapids son of Mr and Mrs John Robertson of Central City The ceremony was at the First Baptist church parsonage in Kirksville Missouri officiated by Rev Ralph Smith Attending were Mr and Mrs Ernest Buelow of Cedar Rapids and the bridegroom s brother in law and sister Members of the wedding party were hosted at dinner by Mr and Mrs William Mason of La Platte Missouri Both newlyweds are Central City High School graduates and will reside in Cedar Rapids where Robertson works for John Blaul s Sons and Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Starks
Central City
Doris
Paul Robertson
Cedar Rapids
John Robertson
First Baptist Church
Kirksville
Ralph Smith
Ernest Buelow
William Mason
la Plate
Robertson
Central City High School
John Blaul
Marriage of Dorothy R. Baker and Edward H. Scott
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Dorothy R. Baker to Edward H. Scott on May 10 in Nevada Iowa at the bride’s grandparents home. Rev Ray M. Baker officiated. The bride has worked at the Nevada Evening Journal. Mr Scott works for Collins Radio in Cedar Rapids. They will reside at 119 Seventeenth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy R. Baker
Edward H. Scott
Nevada
J. G. Whitaker
Ray M. Baker
Monroe
Neb
Nevada Evening Journal
Scott
Collins Radio Company
Cedar Rapids
Seventeenth Street
McKinley High Homemaking Girls Host Mothers Dinner
Advanced homemaking students at McKinley High School hosted a mothers dinner in the home economics department. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Paxson, Miss Helen McCleery, and Mrs. Charles T. Hickok. Miss Mildred Deischer led the teaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High School
W. L. Paxson
Helen McCleery
Charles T. Hickok
Board of Education
Mildred Deischer
Dorothy Smith
Marcella Spooner
Faythe Sindahl
Lois Wilkin
Mildred Quimby
Pauline Halverson
Marilyn Gardner
Dolores Haddad
Charlotte Ryan
Alice Blackwell
Patricia Hammond
Lillian Carr
Bette Barrier
Ora Sparks
Memorial Service Honors Late Ella Cross at Winter Temple 78
A memorial service for Ella Cross was held at the E. P. hall with the charter of Pythian Sisters Winter Temple 78 draped. Eulogies and prayers were led by Mrs. Charlotte Fair and Mrs. Ion nee. Charter draping performed by Beatrice Redies Ruth Kent and Ruth Reid. Mary Kirkpatrick presided. Dorothy Ann Johnson received a membership pin. Grace Wiles and committee served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Cross
Winter Temple
E. P. Hall
Charlotte Fair
Ionnee
Beatrice Redies
Ruth Kent
Ruth Reid
Mary Kirkpatrick
Dorothy Ann Johnson
Grace Wiles
Mrs Matejka's daughter wed at Vinton
Mrs Jake Pernicka and Mrs Henry Matejka hosted a gathering at the Pernicka home to honor Mrs Matejka's daughter, Miss Mildred Matejka, who will marry on April 2 in Vinton. The event previews the upcoming wedding and names the families involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Pernicka
Fourth Street
Henry Matejka
Konigsmark
Pernicka
Matejka
Frank Pernicka
Vinton
Mildred Matejka
Cere
Yokum Swing At Y W C A To Aid Senior Club
City briefs note a Yokum Swing fundraiser at the Y M C A Saturday from 8 p m for the Senior Negro Girl Reserve club with Marian Ampey as president and Mrs Suerette Crank as adviser. The funeral of Kremenak Jr was held in Barta chapel with pallbearer Henry Krob replacing Stanley Machacek. The survivor list omitted brother William from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Ampey
Suerette Crank
Henry Krob
A Kremenak, Jr
Barta Chapel
Stanley Machacek
William
Bees Seek Night Games for Negro Softball Team
The Bees, Negro softball team managed by Baldy Wilson, seek night and Sunday games with out of town clubs. Contact Wilson at telephone number 8346 to schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bees
Baldy Wilson
Wilson
Renewal of Class B beer permit granted by city council
The city council on Thursday renewed Ed G. Smiths class B beer permit. In the same meeting the council issued a new class C permit to N. Alexander located at 129 Seventh Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed G. Smith
N. Alexander
Seventh Avenue
Mrs Sherman Recovers At Home After Heart Attack
Mrs. W. A. Sherman of 418 Ninth Street NW is recovering at home after a heart attack on May 5 and cannot receive visitors. Helpers include Mrs. C. E. Brown of Nebish Minnesota and Mrs. H. P. Rock of Chicago, both former Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sherman
Ninth Street
C. E. Brown
Nebish, Minn
H. P. Rock
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
United Service Drive Planned in Iowa Campaign
DES MOINES AP Gov George A Wilson sent hundreds of invitations to Iowans for a Savery hotel meeting Monday to back a United Service Organizations drive starting June 2. The campaign supports training camp leisure, education and religious programs for service members with six national groups coordinating nationwide. Eskil C Carlson named state chair. events list Speake vs Speake June 29, Johnson Gas vs Reliable Gas June 3, and Allen vs Pratt estate heirship June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George A. Wilson
Y.M.C.A. Y.W.C.A. Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare Board
National Catholic Community Service
National Travelers Aid Association
United Service Organizations
Secretary of the Army
Navy
Iowa
Eskil C. Carlson
Maddigan
Johnson Gas Appliances
Reliable Gas Company
Allen Vs
Pratt Estate
Malta Chapter O E S gathers for initiatory work
Malta chapter No. 415 O E S will meet Saturday at 7 45 p m in Masonic hall Jasmine chapter of Town City will perform initiatory rites All members are invited to attend with cards and dancing to follow as diversions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Jasmine
Town City
Order
Modernettes Plan Picnic Supper and Baseball Game
The Modernettes club of Roosevelt High School met Wednesday with Vivian Wilson to plan a picnic supper and baseball game. Members present included Kathleen Cusack Alice Krupicka Delano Edson Betty Stepanek Pat Ruby Doris Sears and Kathleen Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modernettes
Roosevelt High School
Vivian Wilson
Kathleen Cusack
Alice Krupicka
Delano Edson
Betty Stepanek
Pat Ruby
Doris Sears
Kathleen Miller
Harrison P T A Closes Year With Health Program
The Harrison PTA held its final meeting of the year on Wednesday afternoon. 2B pupils taught by Miss Marguerite Kuempel and 5B by Miss Jane Lilja presented a health broadcast. Dr A N Humiston spoke on The Growth and Care of the Teeth. Officers were installed and a social hour followed with 60 teachers at the annual party hosted by Arthur PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison P. T. A
Marguerite Kuempel
Jane Lilja
A. N. Humiston
Arthur P. T. A
Commonwealth Tea Room
Dillon Gilmore
Delma Bass
J. L. Hicks
Dale Fry
Oliver Stucker
Oe Erwin
Sheldon Fillenwor
Armstrong Will Grants Bequests To Hospitals And Relatives
The will of F. W. Armstrong who died April 28 leaves $1000 bequests to St. Luke’s hospital and the Home for Aged Women. Robert C. Armstrong is named executor without bond and receives all household furnishings. Other beneficiaries include Mrs. Cora Albright Martha Heald Margaret De Mange Isabel Galusha Donald L. Wood Samuel G. Armstrong Margaret L. Armstrong Race and Guy Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Home For
F. W. Armstrong
Armstrong
Robert C. Armstrong
Cora Albright
Martha Heald
Margaret de Mange
Isabel Galusha
Donald L. Wood
Samuel G. Armstrong
Margaret L. Armstrong Race
Guy Wood
Judge Dismisses Dec 24 Divorce Suit in Scott Case
Judge H C Ring Friday dismissed Marjorie Scott's divorce suit filed December 24 and Earl LeRoy Scott's cross petition filed three months later. He found both parties failed to prove cruel and inhuman treatment. The marriage occurred September 6 1938 in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Marjorie Scott
Earl LeRoy Scott
Ring
Dubuque
Judgment Awarded to Illinois Casket Company in Holmes Case
On default of defendant A C Holmes Judge C Joe Thursday awarded a 195.90 judgment to the Illinois Casket company assignee of the Rohn funeral home. The suit was based on an account dating from June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C. Holmes
C. Joe Thursday
Illinois Casket Company
Rohn Funeral Home
Judge H C Ring Enters Default Judgment for Groth
Judge H C Ring entered a default judgment for $100 against Harry A Groth in favor of attorney F A Heald. Heald claimed legal services were rendered to Groth last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Harry A. Groth
F. A. Heald
Heald
Groth
Judgment Entered Against Morrison In Note Suit
Judge H C Ring entered a 536.04 judgment for J K Mon son, trustee for Charles L Benesh, on a default of Hazel L Morrison. The suit rests on a promissory note signed February 27 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel L. Morrison
H. C. Ring Friday
J. K. Monson
Charles L. Benesh
Divorce suit filed over cruel treatment for Floyd Smith
Thelma Smith filed for divorce from Floyd L. Smith alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. She notes their marriage on September 17, 1921, in Marion and seeks twenty dollars weekly alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Smith Friday
Floyd L. Smith
Marion
City clears car owner in incident with motorcycle officer
Carl Prabel Jr settles with Patrolman Murphy Davis after a May 7 collision. He pays Davis $33 for medical expense and $33 for indemnity plus $56.98 to the city for vehicle repair, releasing him from further liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Prabel, Jr
Murphy Davis
Davis
Shueyville United Brethren Church Announces May Events
The Sunday worship will be at 9 30. Sunday school at 10 30. High school baccalaureate on Wednesday May 21 at 8 pm. Alumni banquet at the high school. Commencement graduation at the church Thursday at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Youths from Solon join navy training at Great Lakes
Two CCC youths from camp No. 782 in Solon Iowa have been accepted for navy enlistment and left Thursday for the training station at Great Lakes Illinois. They are Maynard Ihns 19 son of Mr and Mrs William Ihns Massillon and James Harger 18 son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Harger Solon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Solon
Iowa
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Maynard Ihns
William Ihns
Massillon
James Harger
Lewis Harger
City Council Receives Oiling Petition Bids
Oiling petitions filed Thursday by the city council cover L street SW from the railroad to Tenth avenue, Twenty second avenue SW from A to C streets, M street SW from Twelfth to Fourteenth avenues, Sixteenth avenue SE from Tenth street to the North Western railroad, and Thirty fifth street drive SE from First avenue to the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue
Twenty-second Avenue
M Street
Twelfth
Fourteenth Avenues
Sixteenth Avenue
Tenth Street
North Western Railroad
Population of U. S. Nears 132 Million in 1940 Census
The U S bureau of the census estimated the continental population at 131,948,727 as of July 1 1940, up 0.21 percent from 131,669,275 listed in April 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Bureau of Census
United States
May Term Assignments Posted for Court Hearings
The May term assignments of law equity and probate were posted by Presiding Judge H C Ring in the County Clerk’s office. Twenty two cases are set for hearing before June fourth. Listed dates include May seventeen Jones versus Jones and Nelson versus Boxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Edwin W. Lundquist
Jones
Nielson
Boxwell
Koury
Brumm
Reid
Pictorial Paper Package Company
Red Head Products Company
Calvin D
Anna Nesetril
Motion
Listebarger
Richardson
Goyer
Dipple
Valenta
Cedar Rapids Fuel Company
Brookman
Hac
Steele
Joseph, Guardian
Witwer
Wilson
Zelda
Myers
Blinks
Allen Motor Company
Free Learn to Swim School At Y Opens Saturday
About 100 girls have registered for the free Learn to Swim program at the Y M C A opening Saturday. Gurney Day, physical director, said to report ten minutes before their class. Classes run at 2, 2:45, 3:30 and 4:15 p.m. for four Saturdays with the girls’ swim at 1:15 p.m. Instructors are Betty Carrithers with Detwiler and Janeciee assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Carrithers
A Detwiler
Jane Ciee
Strang Honored at Cedar Rapids Dinner on Promotion
Kenneth R. Strang has been promoted to supervisor of field training at John Han cock Life Insurance. He will be honored at a Montrose hotel dinner by company agents and staff as a farewell since he will work outside Cedar Rapids, though his headquarters stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth R. Strang
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
Montrose Hotel
Mr. Strang
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Bar hosts state convention in Cedar Rapids
David G. Bleakley presided at a Friday luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel with chairmen and committees of the Linn County Bar Association. They reported on activities for the state bar association convention to be held in Cedar Rapids in June, with Linn County as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Bleakley
Roosevelt Hotel
Linn County Bar Association
State Bar Association
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Franklin School Vocal Concert Slated For May 23
The seventh to ninth graders of Franklin School will present a vocal concert on Friday May 23 at 7 45 p m in the school auditorium. The instrumental department will assist and the numbers will be directed by Miss Phoebe Bingham Mr Roland Moehlmann Miss a Schuppert and Miss Helen i
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
Phoebe Bingham
Roland Moehlmann
A Schuppert
Heleni
Danish King Fires Emissaries In U S
King Christian dismissed the Danish consul generals in New York Chicago and San Francisco for cooperating with Danish Minister de Kauffman in Washington and refusing to return home, according to reports from Copenhagen via Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Berlin
INS
Christian Friday
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
de Kauffman
Washington
Purse Snatching Reported in SE Street Crime
Mrs. Virginia McGuire reports a Black couple seized her purse on First Street NE near A Avenue. They asked for change, grabbed the wallet containing $26, then discarded the purse and fled south on First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McGuire
Eighth Avenue SE
First Street
Roosevelt Tumblers Entertain High Twelves
Roosevelt High School tumblers directed by G H Darling entertained High Twelve members at a Roosevelt hotel luncheon. Thirteen tumblers performed rolls springs dives and lifts with popular group stunts threading a needle steel structure spire and collapse. The program aimed to provide athletics for students not fitted for major sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt High School
G. H. Darling
High Twelve Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Solons Adopt Partial Solution To Read Bills
Nebraska lawmakers said they found a fix for the law requiring word for word reading of each bill under consideration. The reading requirement prompted shifts in legislative routines as speech provisions were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Ins
Nebraska
If You Are Taking Sulfa Do Not Drive
The Journal of the American Medical Association warned that sulfa drugs like sulfanilamide can impair coordination and judgment. The advisory urged caution for patients and noted potential dangerous toxic effects beyond therapeutic benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Journal of the American Medical Association
Ohio adopts immunity law shielding reporters sources
Columbus AP reports Gov Bricker signed an immunity bill into law granting Ohio newspapermen protection from compelled source disclosure. The act, approved by the general assembly, removes the requirement to reveal sources in court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Ohio
General Assembly
John W. Bricker
Deaths Mrs Kadlec 76 Dies After Home Fall in Cedar Rapids
Mrs John J Kadlec 76 died at a local hospital from injuries after a fall in her home two weeks earlier. Born June 28 1864 in Johnson County she married John J Kadlec in 1886. Survived by husband two daughters three sons ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at St Wenceslaus church burial in St Johns cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kadlec
Johnson County
Frank
Katherine Stohl
John J. Kadlee
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Trachta
Joseph Petska
W. J
Joseph
John
St. Wenceslaus’ Church
Kuba
Joseph Surovy
St. John’s Cemetery
Mrs Catherine Murphy of Cedar Rapids Dies at 85
Catherine Murphy a Cedar Rapids resident for 50 years died at her home 1616 N Street SW at 11 55 p m Thursday after a short illness She was born in Waverly Feb 18 1866 married to John H Murphy 55 years ago They lived in San Antonio Texas three years before returning to Cedar Rapids Surviving are three daughters three sons two sisters and several grandchildren Funeral services are pending Friends may call at Brady mortuary Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Murphy
Cedar Rapids
N Street
Waverly
John H. Murphy
San Antonio
Tex
Edward Johns
Otto Klassen
Arthur Schenk
Des Moines
L. A. Murphy
Miami, Fla
W. A. Murphy
J. R. Murphy
Mary
Ceil Selbig
St. Patrick's Church
Brady Mortuary
Mrs Myrtle Garner Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Myrtle M Garner of Cedar Rapids died at her home 217% B avenue NW at 11 15 am Friday after a lingering illness. Born July 9 1876 in Valparaiso Indiana she lived in Cedar Rapids ten years. Husband George Garner died in 1922. Survived by two daughters Mrs Roger Boyd and Mrs Ward Loftus and four sons Fred T Garner Dr H M Garner Donald George Garner and Ralph Garner. A sister Mrs Lillian Carney of Tip-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle M. Garner
Valparaiso
Ind
Cedar Rapids
George Garner
Roger Boyd
Ward Loftus
Marshalltown
Fred T. Garner
H. M. Garner
la Porte City
Cemetery Notice for Ton A Russell and 11 Grandchildren
The obituary notes Ton A Russell and 11 grandchildren, with the body at Brady mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
Deported Dee Dee Camp Dies After Yearlong Illness
Deporter Dee Dee Camp retired farmer of Mount Vernon died in a Mount Vernon nursing home at 10 p.m. Thursday after a yearlong illness. Born March 8, 1858 in Solon, he had lived in Mount Vernon area for 20 years. Survived by daughter Amy Clark of Cedar Rapids. four sons Homer of Pueblo Colorado John of Rollo Missouri Earl and Eldon of Mount Vernon. two brothers Cephas of Lincoln Nebraska Rufus of Maupin Oregon. sister Mrs Joseph Windsor of Bever Crossing Wisconsin. seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He was a member of the I O O F. Funeral services will be held in the Neff chapel Mount Vernon at 2 p.m. Sunday. Burial in Mount Vernon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Dee Camp
Mount Vernon
Solon
Amy Clark
Cedar Rapids
Homer
Pueblo
Colo
John
Rollo
Earl
Eldon
Cephes
Lincoln
Neb
Rufus
Maupin
Ore
Joseph Windsor
Bever Crossing
Wis
Neff
Funeral for Mrs Coon in Turner chapel Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Catharine MacDonald Coon widow of W A Coon who died in a local hospital Thursday will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p m Saturday in charge of the Rev Vernon L S Jones pastor of Grace Episcopal Church of which Mrs Coon was a member Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine MacDonald Coon
W. A. Coon
Turner Chapel
Vernon L. S. Jones
Grace Episcopal Church
Coon
Lindemann Named City Lines Superintendent in Cedar Rapids
Otto B. Lindemann of Elgin was announced as the new Cedar Rapids City Lines Inc. superintendent succeeding E. S. Ackerman who died weeks ago. Lindemann, former Elgin dispatcher and superintendent, has years as a streetcar conductor and bus driver between Elgin and Aurora, and is married with son Roy. He delivered a letter of introduction to Mayor Hahn from Elgin's mayor. Acting superintendent C. J. Phipps will return to Portsmouth, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto B. Lindemann
Elgin
Cedar Rapids City Lines, Inc
E. S. Ackerman
Lindemann
Ackerman
Aurora
Ill
Roy
Frank Hahn
C. J. Phipps
Portsemouth
WPA Offers Labor Aid for Ellis Park Golf 18-Hole Plan
WPA engineers visited city hall to outline grant funding for labor to enlarge Ellis Park Golf Course to 18 holes. Park Commissioner Ed Stefan plans to bring in a Chicago architect to draw the expansion, with council approval and WPA submission, aiming for completion by 1943. Visiting engineers included R D Briggs, H B Armour, and G T Steger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
WPA
Ed Stefan
Chicago
R. D Briggs
Waterloo
H. B. Armour
Des Moines
G. T. Steger
Sidney Myers Heads Traffic Men's Outing
Sidney Myers, manager of LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing, was elected general chairman of the traffic men's annual outing at the Y M C A luncheon. The Cedar Rapids Country Club event falls on September 24 this year and has drawn over 500 attendees in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Myers
LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Company
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Storrs
Doris Starks
Pythian Sisters
P. E. O. Sisterhood
IDPA
P.E.O. Sisterhood
Mason City
Loretta H. Jones
Clinton
Norma Stafford
Chariton
Laura Storms Knapp
Ames
Supreme Chapter
Psy Page
Ottumwa
Ellen White
Elizabeth Young
Sara Smythe
Fort Dodge
Beatrice Thomas
Jane Stinson
Katherine Hughes
City Briefs
E. C. Gillan
Plan
United Service Campaign
P.T.A. Meetings
Arthur
Court House News
St. Luke’s Hospital
Armstrong Estate
Shueyville Services
Ask Street Oiling
U. S
Rapids
NORGE
Fourth Ave
Rej
Bonerakes
Fourth Avenue SE
Dial
Third Avenue
Peoples Bank
Everett Ball
Aerowax
Aeromist Window Cleaners
Cieb
Roosevelt
L. E. Klemish
Twentieth Street NW
Gazette
Stroee
Agnes Fitzpatrick
PIE Shop
E Ave.nw
Neisner's
Ist
Ave. E
Shoe Repair Dept
Reddy Kilowatt
Exra
Iowa Theater
Lowa Electric Lcht
Tand Power Company
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