Alice Street Crowned Queen at Coe May Fete
Alice Street of Dixon Illinois, a member of Delta Delta, was crowned Coe College May Queen during the on campus May fete produced by the department of physical education for women under Prof Ethel Tierese. The parade featured sixteen dancers in pastel calico gowns and a year month by month dance pageant with 100 participants culminating in a final procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Street
Coe May
Wliss Svan OiKa
Coe
Miss Street
Anna Yonel Armstrong
Robert C. Armstrong
Max
Mark Daehler
Prof
Max Daehler
Audrey Abell
Elgin
Nii
Beulah Detwiler
Gertrude Shoemaker
Mary Nelson
Alice Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Dean Mary Bell
Alice Mae Ottilie
Helen Mokress
Beu-lah Detwiler
Coe College
Bobbe DeVore
St. Patrick's Day
Detwiler
Catherine Timm
Department of Music
Queen of
Dixon, Ill
Physical Education Department
Madge Jones Named Outstanding Pi Beta Phi Woman
Miss Madge Jones daughter of Dr and Mrs H J Jones 2021 Fifth Avenue SE University of Iowa is chosen as one of four outstanding women in the Iowa chapter of Pi Beta Phi She is editor of Frivol campus humor magazine feature editor Mortar Board W C A Theta Sigma Phi chorus choral symphony Hawkeye editorial staff and freshman orientation She served as president of women's Pan Hellenic association and chaired the smarty parity committee and was honorary lieutenant colonel at the 1938 Military ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Jones
H. J. Jones
Fifth Avenue SE
University of Iowa
Iowa
Pi Beta Phi
Miss Jones
Frivol
Mortar Board
W.C.A
Theta Sigma Phi
University Chorus
Choral Symphony
Hawkeye
Miss Beardsley Hosts Mrs Miles at Luncheon
Miss Betty Beardsley of Linden Drive SE entertained Mrs. Charles F. Miles of Elkhart Indiana at a luncheon locale her home Friday. Eight guests were served as covers were laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Miles
Elkhart
Ind
Betty Beardsley
Linden Drive
Barn-Brover Hosts Ping Pong Club Dinner
Mr and Mrs Walter J Barn-Brover hosted their ping pong club at 2435 Bever Avenue SE sharing an evening dinner party at their home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Barn- Brover
Bever Avenue
Stewart Holmes Hosts Dinner Party at Forest Drive Home
Mr and Mrs Stewart Holmes of 369 Forest Drive SE will host a dinner party Friday evening guests to be entertained with bridge during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Holmes
Forest Drive
Bridge
Picnic Breakfast Draws Fifty At Ellis Park Event
About fifty people attended a Thursday picnic breakfast at Ellis Park hosted by the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Nature and Garden department. Retiring chairwoman Mrs T K Hefner introduced newly elected club president Mrs Charles E Roberts and new department chairman Mrs Hugh Harrington. A Lazell garden tour followed, showcasing the department's Ellis Park project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Shower Honors Miss Hanson Before Chicago Wedding
Mrs Henry Johnson hosted a miscellaneous shower on Tuesday for Miss Helen Hanson of Williamsburg who will wed Lyle W Knight of Chicago on June 4. Attending were Mesdames Van Note Van Note Morris El son Blair Falcon Van Note Spratte Jones Hickey and Misses Falcon Hickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Blair’s Ferry Road
Helen Hanson
Williamsburg
Lyle W. Knight
Chicago
Charles van Note
John van Note
George Morris
Russell Elson
Kenneth Blair
Carl Falcon
Kenneth van Note
Henry Spratte
Charles Jones
Ralph Hickey
Jean Falcon
Marilyn Hickey
Miss Reiff to Be Hostess at Supper Party
WOUNGER SETS will be socially active Friday evening as the next to the last teen age dance is held at the Cedar Rapids country club for thirteen to sixteen year olds from 7:30 to 10. Miss Marion Reiff will host a buffet supper party at her home with long tables in the yard. Guests include a list of Misses and Messrs including Jean Files Susan Brown Barbara Hird Patricia Marshall Barbara Barry Mary Shaffer Mary Zuercher Kathleen Blaul Ann Lenzen Sally Luberger Kathleen James Virginia Greer Ruth Knight Joan Yessler Norma Bauer Donna Jeanne Johnson Patricia Smith Jean Fahrney Bryce Fisher Eugene Pinney Horace Hedges Jr Ralph Gearhart Bill Holmes Ned Sheehy David Keehn George Ross Tom Shive Jim Day Bob Mitchell Wallace Darling Jr Weston Ralston Hamilton Bell John Foster Robert Taylor N J Markey Dick Chadima Jim Battin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wounger
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Marion Reiff
M. O. Reiff
Third Avenue SE
Jean Files
Susan Brown
Barbara Hird
Patricia Marshall
Barbara Barry
Mary Shaffer
Mary Zuercher
Kathleen Blaul
Ann Lenzen
Sally Luberger
Kathleen James
Virginia Greer
Ruth Knight
Joan Yessler
Norma Bauer
Donna Jeanne Johnson
Patricia Smith
Jean Fahrney
Bryce Fisher
Eugene Pinney
Horace Hedges, Jr
Ralph Gearhart
Bill Holmes
Ned Sheehy
David Keehn
George Ross
Tom Shive
Jim Day
Bob Mitchell
Wallace Darling, Jr
Weston Ralston
Hamilton Bell
John Foster
Robert Taylor
N. J. Markey
Dick Chadima
Jim Battin
Bridal Dinner Ahead of Nadine Troyak Allen Brink Wedding
The last pre wedding event for Nadine Troyak and Allen Brink is a Friday 7 p.m. bridal dinner in the Lincoln Jefferson room and Roosevelt hotel terrace hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dvorak. Assisting will be Mr. and Mrs. Stanley X Kriz of New Lisbon Wisconsin. Kriz will serve as usher. Twenty three guests include bridal party and families. Out of town guests include Mrs. Emma Shackleton and John Pohl of Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Troyak
Allen J. Brink
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lincoln- Jefferson Room
Roosevelt Hotel
Joseph Dvorak
Fifth Avenue SE
Dvoraks
Stanley X. Kriz
New Lisbon
Wis
Dvorak
Kriz
Emma Shackleton
John Pohl
Boone
Local Luncheon Honors Mrs. Reames Before Move
Mrs. K R Farquhar hosted a Nancy Lou club luncheon at 122 Eighth Street NE to honor Mrs. C W Reames who departs June 1 for Des Moines. Attending were Mesdames Delia Peterson P W Scott Vernon White A L Blackwell J Youngman Irvin Hartrum Ralph Karlan Florence Narber Lenore Hull of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. R. Farquhar
Eighteenth Street
C. W. Reames
Des Moines
Nancy Lou
Delia Peterson
P. W. Scott
Vernon White
A. L. Blackwell
J. Youngman
Irvin Hartrum
Ralph Karlan
Florence Narber
Lenore Hull
Davenport
Coe college Alpha Xi Delta hosts tea for mothers and patronesses
Coe college chapter of Alpha Xi Delta hosted a tea Friday afternoon in the sorority rooms with senior members presiding at the tea table Miss Gertrude Shoemaker Miss Vivian Rochau and Miss Irene Dieken served as hostesses to their mothers and patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College Chapter
Alpha Xi Delta
Gertrude Shoemaker
Vivian Rochau
Irene Dieken
Malta Chapter No 145 OES Meeting With Initiation
Malta chapter No 145 of the Order of the Eastern Star will meet Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic hall. Initiation will be followed by refreshments and dancing. All members of the order are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Order
Miss Gladys McKinlay Hosts Wedding Attendants
Miss Gladys McKinlay bride elect of Lloyd C Barnes of Colorado Springs hosted an informal reception for her wedding attendants at 1812 Park Avenue SE. Blue and yellow decor featured a yellow hat box centerpiece with a blue bow and gift boxes for guests with blue streamers and cards. Guests included Mrs Lee McQuin Mrs Floyd Baumgartner Mrs Regis Day Mrs Donald McKinlay Miss Isabelle Nemec Miss Maurine Hamblin Miss Marian Davidson Miss Geraldine Green and Miss Ruth Culbreth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McKinlay
Lloyd C Barnes
Colorado Springs
Colo
1812
Park Avenue
Miss McKinlay
Lee McQuin
Floyd Baumgartner
Regis Day
Donald McKinlay
Isabelle Nemec
Maurine Hamblin
Marian Davidson
Geraldine Green
Ruth Culbreth
Mrs Mackey Is Honored On Ninety Fourth Birthday
A group of friends celebrated Amelia Mackey’s ninety fourth birthday Saturday afternoon. Cakes with candles were arranged at the ends of the serving table where Mrs Arthur Taylor presided, assisted by Miss Grace Shields and Miss Tow. Mackey, the oldest St Paul’s Methodist member, lives with her daughter Maude Weed at 1023 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Mackey
Carl Helming
Mary Tow
Arthur Taylor
Grace Shields
Miss Tow
Mackey
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Maude Weed
Fourth Avenue SE
Lillian Cramer Honored at Church Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Lillian Cramer daughter of Rev and Mrs August Cramer of 823 Twelfth Avenue SE was honored at a church miscellaneous shower hosted by Sinclair Memorial women. The event at the church basement featured ivy, bridal wreath decor and refreshments served by the Sunday school class for which Cramer is a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Cramer
August Cramer
Twelfth Avenue SE
Lyle E. Lowe
Earl T Lowe
Camburncourt SE
Sinclair Memorial Church
Cra~mer
Franklin Hi Y Ettes Tea for Forty Mothers
Franklin Hi Y Ettes hosted forty mothers at a Thursday tea with Miss Betty Curry presiding. Decorations featured green rose and white with roses handed to each guest. The program included vocal solos and a duet by Jean Kindler and Velma Rees, with Priscilla Patterson on piano. Betty Lindahl organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Hi-Y-Ette
Betty Curry
Rose
Jean Kindler
Velma Rees
Priscilla Patterson
Betty Lindahl
Beta Phi Alpha Mothers Club Meets in Evening Gathering
The Beta Phi Alpha mothers club met at 1807 E street SW with Mrs. Frank Pirks assisting. Mrs. H F Breed of Marion presided as president and officers elected were Mrs. F L Shramek president Mrs. W C Hach vice president Mrs. J Reid Watson secretary and Mrs. Burianek treasurer. Refreshments were served and a June picnic was planned with Mrs. Pirks as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha Mothers’ Club
Charles Burianek
E Street
Frank Pirks
H. F. Breed of
Marion
F. L. Shramek
W. C. Hach
J. Reid Watson
Burianek
Pirks
Chester Salter Complimented at Dutch Treat Surprise
A birthday surprise party for Chester D Salter was held at the Salter home 503 Knollwood Drive SE with Mrs Salter and sixteen guests including Mr and Mrs Harry O'Donnell Dr and Mrs Henry Hamilton Mr and Mrs Edward Soboda Jr Mr and Mrs Edwin Wadsworth and guest Miss Katherine Read Des Moines plus John Turner II Mr and Mrs Donald Barnes and John Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester D. Salter
Kent Andrews House Guests Attend California Visit
Prof and Mrs Kent Andrews host Mrs Grace L Earley mother in law from Palm Springs and Redlands California as a house guest. At school year end Mrs Andrews will accompany her mother to California to spend part of the summer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Andrews
First Avenue E
Andrew S
Grace L. Earley
Palm Springs
Redlands
Calif
Andrews
California
St Patrick's Rosary Society Luncheon Bridge Event
Unit No 2 hosted a luncheon bridge in the school auditorium on Thursday with fifty tables set for play. A musical program by the Blue Ridge Mountaineers accompanied the event and prizes were awarded at each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Rosary Society
Blue Ridge Mountaineers
Sally Cobb to Move to Tipton Honored at Handkerchief Shower
Sally Cobb to move with her parents to Tipton on June 1 was honored at a handkerchief shower at Bebe Frame's home. Shirley Thompson Virginia Bolenbaugh and Catherine Katz won prizes. guests included Joan Locatell Betty Sandness Betty Meyer Rosalie Buntz and Margaret Eitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Cobb
C. H. Cobb
Tipton
Bebe Frame
T. Ray Frame
Bever Avenue SE
Shirley Thompson
Virginia Bolenbaugh
Catherine Katz
Joan Locatell
Betty Sandness
Betty Meyer
Rosalie Buntz
Margaret Eitzer
Laff-A-Lot Bridge Club Hosts At Brenneman Home
Mrs. Albert Brenneman entertained the Laff-A-Lot bridge club Thursday afternoon at her address 1735 E avenue NE. Prizes were won by Mrs. Brenneman Mrs. Frank Melsh and Mrs. Melvin Harbert. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Melsh 805 Nineteenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Brenneman
E Avenue NE
Laff- A-Lot
Bridge Club
Brenneman
Frank Melsh
Melvin Harbert
Melsh
Nineteenth Street SE
Mrs Mulick to Omaha Visit
Mrs D C Mulick of 2220 Bever Avenue SE will leave Saturday for Omaha to visit her sister Mrs A J Sims and her nephew Dr George P Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Mulick
Bever Avenue
Omaha
A. J. Sims
George P. Sims
Coe College Music Recitals Feature Wide Student Program
Two recitals at T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel showcase pupils of Miss Ottilie Houts Daehler Ture chek Mokress and Alma as they perform numerous classical pieces from Bach Beethoven and Schumann alongside folk and modern works.
Roberta Owen Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs Hugh Owen hosted Friday afternoon at 1814 Mount Vernon avenue SE a party for her daughter Roberta turning twelve. Guests included Arda Mae Cox Pauline Proksa Darlene Owen Patricia Hammond Barbara Caruthers Mary Anne Mason Helen Stoner Mildred Jenson Mary Margaret Bell Anna Gianedakis and Ruth Koutchera. Janis Owen assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Owen
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
Roberta
Arda Mae Cox
Pauline Proksa
Darlene Owen
Patricia Hammond
Barbara Carruthers
Mary Anne Mason
Helen Stoner
Mildred Jenson
Mary Margaret Bell
Anna Gianedakis
Ruth Koutchera
MISS KUCERA HONORED AT HOME PARTY
Mrs. C. W. Whetstine hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at 1302 Tenth Street NW to honor Miss Helen Kucera who departs this weekend for Santa Barbara California. Bunco prizes went to Annabelle Weber Margaret Jane Brown Mary Adams and Dorothy Zisko with other guests including Vallaria Weber Betty Grady Margaret Grady Yvonne Hasek and Mrs J F Kucera and Mrs Jack Sanborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kucera
Tenth Street NW
C. W. Whetstine
Kucera
Santa Barbara
Calif
Bunco
Annabelle Weber
Margaret Jane Brown
Mary Adams
Dorothy Zisko
Vallaria Weber
Betty
Margaret Grady
Yvonne Hasek
J. F. Kucera
Jack Sanborn
Aunt Het Snaps at Husband in Petty Domestic Exchange
Aunt Het vents over a quarrel about selfishness and fault, describing a husband who sees his wife as the most selfish woman he ever met. The remark captures a sharp household dispute with humorous bite.
Alpha Gamma Delta Honors Senior Members at Potluck
Alpha Gamma Delta at Coe College will host a Friday 5 30 p m potluck in chapter rooms honoring six senior members Dorothy Grunewald Florence Telecky Alice Snyder Virginia Ohmann Josephine Thill and Annie Laura Davidson Each honoree will receive a chapter gift in a simple, community tone event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Coe College
Dorothy Grunewald
Florence Telecky
Alice Snyder
Virginia Ohmann
Josephine Thill
Annie Laura Davidson
Birthday fete honors Helen Huff on her fourteenth year
Mr and Mrs H W Huff hosted a Wednesday evening party at 1726 Eleventh Street NW in honor of their daughter Helen turning fourteen. Guests included James Maloney Natalie Kistler Richard Marks Natalie Kint Robert Gallagher Ruth Johnson Buddy Meyers Mildred Johnson Jackie Lewis Marie Hansen Junior Meskimen Dorothy Temever Billy McManus and Betty Burks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Huff
Eleventh Street
Helen
James Maloney
Natalie Kistler
Richard Marks
Natalie Kint
Robert Gallagher
Ruth Johnson
Buddy Meyers
Mildred Johnson
Jackie Lewis
Marie Hansen
Junior Meskimen
Dorothy Temever
Billy McManus
Bettty Burks
Pep py Pals Host Bridge Afternoon in Northwest Park
Mrs John Ro Zenisek hosted the Pep py Pals at 1129 K avenue NW on Wednesday for a bridge event. Prizes were awarded to Mrs John Novotny and Mrs Elmer Horty. Luncheon followed for attendees including Mrs James Fielding, Mrs Groves, Mrs Ed Kouba, Mrs Charles Cronin, Mrs Ed Bartosh, Mrs Horty, and Mrs Novotny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ro Zenisek
K Avenue NW
John Novotny
Elmer Horty
James Fielding
Groves
Ed Kouba
Charles Cronin
Ed Bartosh
Horty
Novotny
Buchan PTA Holds Final Meeting Names Officers and Plans
The Buchan PTA met at the school with Mrs Edwin H Owen presiding. Five dollars will go to Camp Wapsie Y. New officers installed include Mrs Thomas Suchomel president and Mrs J R Jennison treasurer. A picnic for teachers is set for June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan P T A
Edwin H Owen
Frank Jesina
Camp Wapsie-Y
Ruth Phillips
Thomas Suchomel
I. J. Donald
J. Trestnar
J . RR Jennison
L. Prastka
Suchomel
Donald
Phillips
Tretjnar
Frank Unzeitiz
Fred C. Anderson
Ilda Boyer
Prastka
Carl H Reece
Owen
J. R. Woodford
Larry Condon
D. S. Collins
Jennison
Beatrice Pidima
Ruth Popelka
China
Japan
Gordon Hughes
H C Ring
Popelka
Reece
Camp Fire Bird Study Group Completes Second Session
Thirty one girls and guardians of Westmin ster area met after school for the Camp Fire bird study program led by Mrs C C Flodin using specimens from Coe college bird museum. Girls from three groups earned completion including Fiona Kennedy Ione Peterson Peggy Hruska Celia Glendening Jacqueline Carberry Betty Jean Anderson Georgian Wagner Wilaura Skien Andrean Lowe Jo Anne Kadlee Joan Mohn Lois Anderson Donna Miller Jayne Dock Marilyn Moats Betty Isabel Lowe Betty Louise Nolting Joyce Kucera Barbara Hillock Jean Denton Rosanne Ohlman Jo Ann Noblett Charlene Huber Jeanne Wallace Marie Davis Minerva Cole Laverna Bammert Doloris Tilton Betty Ard and Miss Foster and Mrs Ivo Donalds group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Church
Camp Fire
C. C Flodin
Camp Fire Board
Coe College Bird Museum
J. S. Skien
Fiona Kennedy
Ione Peterson
Peggy Hruska
Celia Glendening
Jacqueline Carberry
Betty Jean Anderson
Georgian Wagner
Wilaura Skien
Andrean Lowe
Joanne Kadlee
Joan Mohn
Lois Anderson
Donna Miller
Jayne Dock
Marilyn Moats
Betty Isabel Lowe
J. E. Denton
Betty Louise Nolting
Joyce Kucera
Barbara Hillock
Jean Denton
Rosanne Ohlman
Jo Ann Noblett
Mrs Melendy Honors Daughter At Birthday Party
Mrs Juanita Melendy hosted an afternoon party on Center Point Road NE for her daughter Mary Joans eighth birthday. Twenty one classmates joined games and enjoyed refreshments served with help from Mrs Frank Miller and Mrs Jack C Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Melendy
Center Point Road
Mary Joan
Melendy
Frank Miller
Jack C. Reynolds
Mount Mercy Seniors to Be Honored at Tea
Mount Mercy junior college and academy alumnae will entertain senior class members at a Sunday tea from 2 30 to 4 in the school parlors. Mrs Edward McPartland leads the event with assistants Miss Mary Kay Supple Mrs Richard Long and Miss Edina Donohue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Junior College and Academy
Edward McPartland
Mary Kay Supple
Richard Long
Edina Donohue
Luncheon of Ethel Evans Circle Hosts Installations
Mrs E W Wickham hosted the Ethel Evans circle of the Kings Daughters at a Thursday luncheon with guests Mrs Tom Walpole Mrs Clarence Rohrbach and Mrs Fred Yanaway. Devotions were led by Mrs D Yanaway and Bible study read from Siler Cross. New officers installed by Mrs Walpole included Mrs C G Davis president Mrs Wayne Montgomery vice president Mrs Helscher secretary Mrs Thomas treasurer and Mrs Paul Gard with Dr Jennie McCowen representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Wickham
Twentieth Street
Ethel Evans
King's Daughters
Tom Walpole
Clarence Rohrbach
Fred Yanaway
Fairfield
D Yanaway
Hoyt Thomas
Siler Cross
Richard Henderson
Richard Weldhouse
Howard Helscher
Walpole
C. G Davis
Wayne Montgomery
Helscher
Thomas
Paul Gard
Jennie McCowen
Bever Park
Shower Honors Mrs Popek at Home in Milwaukee
Mrs Charles Urban hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower Thursday evening at 942 Twentieth Avenue SW. Bingo was played and buffet supper served. Guests included Mesdames Joe Getlin Donald Staab John Kitch Robert Konigsmark Herschel Myers Roy McClary Paul Reichle and Misses Helen Warthen Maud McClain Celeste Dolan Agnes Truesdell Jacqueline Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Urban
Twentieth Avenue SW
William Popek
Joel Getlin
Donald Staab
John Kitch
Robert Konigsmark
Herschel Myers
Roy McClary
Paul Reichle
Helen Warthen
Maud McClain
Celeste Dolan
Agnes Truesdell
Jacquelyn Brown
Jolly Neighbors Meet and Prizes Awarded
Mrs Malinda O Connor hosted the Jolly Neighbors at 1136 Weare Ave NE. After the business meeting banco games awarded prizes to Nellie Scott Shirley Packingham and Catherine Yarbo. The next meeting is set for June 2 at Mrs Charles Packingham 827 Fifth Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda O'Connor
Weare Avenue
Jolly Neighbors
Banco
Nellie Scott
Shirley Packingham
Catherine Yarbo
Charles Packingham
Fifth Avenue SE
Asia's Vast Area and Population Highlight Continent
Asia, the largest continent, covers about 17 052 000 square miles and has a population exceeding 890 000 000, underscoring its geographic scale and demographic heft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
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Coe Green
Betty Jane Levien
Miss Detwiler
Fighi
Miss Beardsley
Barngrovers
Miss Hanson
Men's Sox
Neumode
Sam Lee
Second Street
DIAL
Montleur Photo
Miss Reiff
Troyak-Brink
Farquhar
O.E. S
Fourth Fleet
the Killian Company
Mrs. Mackey
Milwaukee
Hladey's Grocery & Market
4Th Ave
Mrs. Earley Guest
Rosary Society
LAFF
Mrs. Mulick
Coe College Department of Music
T. M. Sinclair
Eleanor Houts
Alma Turechek
Penter Valery Link
Jean Audenee
Handel-Richter
Ake Esther Armatrong
Ruth Label
Es Carter
Audrey Ruth Katzolf
Joan Donnelly
Yakima
Rea
Allen Dunn
Martin Wilson Dunn
Blake Patricia Danforth
Jimmy Hynden
Cal
Blake Mary Kenyon
V8 Blake
Mary Miller
Daisy Fields
Makress
Mollie Zimmerman
Blake Mary Helen Armstrong Gnomes and Sprites
Blake Jimmy Powers
Schumann Douglas West
Bach Eldon Pugh
Kasschau
Eldon Pugh
Jimmy Powers
Demmy Battin
Warner Danforth, Jr
Fatty Bentley
Barbara Burrell
Owen Warner Danforth
Butterflies
Primrose
Goodrich
Shirley Nichols
John Thompson
Nancy Voagenthaler
Haydn Betsy Jean Anderson
Mammy
Lone of
Bentley Demmy Battin
Trumbleweed
Tooey
BSS
Betty Link
Frances Fleckenstein
Noonday
Best Roberts
Suzanne
Rosemary Wilkinson
Nuerter
Bill Krebs
Elise Beethoven
Margaret Ann Barry
Ranso Carter
Blake Kitchen Police
Secess
Wayne_ Basler
Blake Jack Chadima
Blake John Hoover
Crawford Jacqueline Joens
Blake Minuet
FC Morvart
Joyce Sanborn
Kiddreese Waldo
Jimmy Menor
March
John Hickman
Ao. Barker
Rawson Gorsch
Yakima Kares
Donald Gunn
Gurdy
Esee Carter
Grasshopper
Schytte
Barbara Lick
Elfin
Grier
Billy Shuttleworth
Fur Elise Beethoven Marlatt
Taylor Albero
Clementi Marty Beth Duncan
Dance of the Elves
Gaynor Marjorie Moen
Patricia Tracy Caprice Goodrich
Eleanor Kolar
Mozart Lois, Albert
Beethoven Mary Ellen Dennis
Blake Sandra Schenefelt
Vee Blake
Belden
Roberta Owen
Enzler’s
Second Avenue SE
John E. Lapes
Helen Huff
P.T.A. Meetings
Buchanan
Mrs. Melendy
Mount Mercy
Mrs. Urban Hostess
Rillian
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