Coe Presents Piano Pupils In Recital Saturday
Coe college department of music presents a piano pupils recital Saturday at 7 p.m. in Sinclair Memorial chapel. Teachers listed include Miss Leksa Houts Turechek and Profs Kitchin Swab Daehler with pupils performing a varied program of classical and modern works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College Department of Music
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Martha Leksa
Eleanor Houts
Alma Turechek
Joseph Kitchin
Grace Swab
Max Daehler
Ducelle
Lorraine Lekisa
Butterfllea Grat
Charlotte Stoleik
Mrs Nelson and Mrs Stewart Visit Here
Mrs Robert Nelson returned to the city with her husband after accompanying him to Fort Lewis Washington. She visits Lt Nelson's parents at 428 Twenty sixth Street SE and her own parents at 112 Thirteenth Street NE. Mrs Matthew C Stewart also returns from Fort Lewis to visit her mother at 385 Twenty first Street SE. Both lieutenants are at King City California for a month's war maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nelson
Lieutenant Nelson
Fort Lewis
Wash
W. H. Nelson
Twenty-sixth Street
W. HH. Ryan
Thirteenth Street
Matthew C. Stewart
Lieutenant Stewart
W. N. Ellis
Twenty First Street
King City
Calif
Stewart
Nelson
May Weddings Planned for Two Brides Elect
Miss Marie Skerik and Miss Jane Stamp, both set for May weddings, were honored by 38 members of the Iowa Mutual Girls' club at Mrs Clapp's tea room. A dancing diversion followed and gifts were presented to the honorees. Organizers included Misses Kay Dolan Georgene Sullivan Bertha Golden Leona Benesh and Marjorie Bruner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Skerik
Jane Stamp
Iowa Mutual Girls’ Club
Guardians Entertain Camp Fire Board at Picnic
Cedar Rapids Camp Fire guard ians entertained Camp Fire board members at an annual picnic at Camp Huaga on Tuesday. A treasure hunt with hidden clues provided entertainment. Luncheon was served by guardians of Westminster church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Camp Fire Board
Camp Huaga
Guardians of Westminster Church
G. F. Hershey
John R. Battin
Wilson C. Fernow
A. J. Anderson
R J. Byerly
F. L. Bokerney
M. J. Marchant
P H Brown
Opal Beeson
G. W. Borscher
George Peacock
White
Misses Marvel Foster
Virginia Clapp
Jane Garwood
Dorothy Canfield
Mrs Hockman Hosts O D O Club Meeting
Mrs. Harry G. Hockman of 1040 Maplewood drive NE entertained the O. D. O. club on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs. S Alan Wilson of Chicago and Mrs. J E Boisen and Mrs John Eggers of Long Beach California. New member Mrs. E. E. Reynolds was introduced. Mrs. George E. Smith won the bridge prize as tea was served at a tulip decorated table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Hockman
Maplewood Drive
O. D O. Club
S Alan Wilson
Chicago
J E Boisen
John Eggers
Long Beach
Calif
E. E. Reynolds
George E. Smith
Mrs Paulson Guest of Mrs Ahrens in Wheatland
Mrs August Paulson of Wheatland is visiting daughter Mrs H C Ahrens at 312 Fourteenth Avenue SW for two weeks. On Wednesday Mrs Ahrens entertained ten friends at dinner in honor of Mrs Paulson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Paulson
Wheatland
H.C. Ahrens
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Pre-nuptial shower honors Miss Jeanette Thompson
Mrs. Jess E. Bettis hosted a pre-nuptial shower at 207 Fifteenth Street SE on Wednesday evening. Fourteen guests attended with special visitors Mrs. Chester A. Thompson of Van Horne and Mrs. Burt T. Jackson of Cedar Rapids among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess E. Bettis
Fifteenth Street
Jeanette Thompson
Chester A. Thompson
van Horne
Burt T. Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Cantekiya Camp Fire Meeting Plans Hike Picnic
Barbara Korn presided at the Cantekiya Camp Fire gathering held Thursday at Arthur School. Attendees planned a Saturday hike to Bever Park for a picnic and council fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Korn
Cantekiya
Arthur School
Bever Park
Margaret McCall Presents Piano Pupils in Recital
Margaret McCall presents a 2:30 p.m. Sunday recital at Cedar Rapids Woman's Club House featuring her piano pupils. Relatives and friends are welcome. Database of pieces includes works by Haydn, Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, Couperin, and others performed by students such as Marilyn and Dorothy Kottmeier, Glenyce Jones, Ruth Ann Stucker, and Dorothy Kottmeier, with accompanist Wilson Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McCall
Cedar Rapids
Bt Hackney
Riddle Bentley
Bentley Florence Roman Sibelius-Thompson
Edward Fleury
Rea Nan Jean Wasta
Walter
Sitt
Alien Dunn
Wilson Dunn
Minuet Couperin
Marilyn Kottmeier
Carter the Wood Nymph
Rea
Joyce Johnson
Cotton Fluff
Smith
Caprice
Eckstein
Glenyce Jones
Dreams of
Yesterday Eckstein
John Swanson
Beethoven Mary Holvenstor
Air Inc
Mozart-Thompson
Caliph of Bardad
Bentley Wilson Dunn
Durand Cinderella
Lemont
Sally Strother Soeur
Monique Couperin-Tapper
Koelling
Ruth Ann Stucker
Romance Lieurance
Kenneth Holvenstot
Fur, Elise Beethoven
Mozart Dorothy Kottmei
Business and Professional Women Club Closes Year
The Business and Professional Women's club wrapped up its year with a Roosevelt hotel dinner in which iris and daisies decorated tables and a string trio played. Gene Crain and Maurine Hamblin sang, Ida Caryl announced state convention results, and Imogen B. Emery spoke on collecting. Officers for next year: Merle Harris president Este Heath first vice president Dorothy Meeker second vice president Frances McFall recording secretary Beulah Randolph corresponding secretary Marie May treasurer Stenner led arrangements with Pearl Everett Marie Pennybacker Marvel Foster assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Kathleen Check
Beulah Wessale
Drexel Mollison
Gene Crain
Maurine Hamblin
Ida Caryl
Gertrude Steiner
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Bedell
Spirit Lake
Imogen B. Emery
Emery
Stenner
Merle Harris
Este Heath
Dorothy Meeker
Frances McFall
Beulah Randolph
Marie May
Miss Stenner
Pearl Everett
Marie Pennybacker
Marvel Foster
Pre nuptial party honors Martha Post in Town City
Mrs. Joseph Dolezal hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at her parents home, 916 Twentieth street SE, to honor Martha Post who will wed Leon Rejman this Saturday. Forty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dolezal
Town City
Joseph Rejman
Twentieth Street
Martha Post
Leon Rejman
Miss Ramey Feted at First Reformed Shower
Miss Hazel Ramey the June 5 bride elect of Charles V Anderson was honored at a Tuesday afternoon shower hosted by the ladies aid of First Reformed Church. Fifty members and friends attended and joined in party games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Ramey
Charles V. Anderson
Ladies Aid
First Reformed Church
Mrs Carpenter Hosts Malta Past Matrons Dinner
Mrs Taylor Carpenter of 508 A avenue NE hosted twenty one members of Malta Past Matrons association O. E. S. for dinner Tuesday evening. Mesdames H. J. Manchester and J. J. were among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Carpenter
A Avenue
Malta Past Matrons Association
O. E.S
H. J. Manchester
J. J
Club Meeting Highlights and Charity Show Notes
The report names H. L. Estep Kroulik and C. J. Lynch as assistants with Mrs. L. T. Mitchell presiding over the meeting. A handkerchief shower followed led by Mrs. A. A. Doran who discussed animated magazines and the Winter Park adult college in Florida. Guest Mrs. E. F. Kallenberg from Union City, Tennessee attended.
Art club hosts tea at Olde Stone Studio Iowa City
Twenty five Cedar Rapids Woman's Club art department members visited Mrs. Mildred W. Pelzer at Olde Stone Studio in Iowa City for a tea from 3 to 5 pm. Attendees included Mesdames McPherson Swem Stoddard Palmer Van Dyke Gates Jeromek Montgomery Moffit Mills Baxter Eckert Felter Ferguson Mott Ladd Lubbock Jerome Goodall Shadle Babcock Whitcomb DeBow Swein MacDanel and Misses Swein MacDanel. Fletcher Martin, University of Iowa guest artist, will stay at Olde Stone Studio during the Pelzers summer absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
J. B. McPherson
A. R Swem
R. K. Stoddard
A. N Palmer
A. B. van Dyke
Amy Gates
Henry Jeromek
W. A. Montgomery
Harriet Moffit
J. P. Mills
A. Baxter
L. A. Eckert
Emma Felter
J. H. Ferguson
A. H. Mott
F. G. Ladd
R T. Lubb
Maine circle hosts May breakfast at Ellis Park pavilion
The Star of Maine circle held a Tuesday morning breakfast at the river pavilion in Ellis Park. Hostesses included Elizabeth Meyn Emma Burmeister Alice Meaney Chris tine Earhart Leona Vedder Hazel Smith and Kate Wink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine Circle
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Elizabeth Meyn
Emma Burmeister
Alice Meaney
Christine Earhart
Leona Vedder
Hazel Smith
Kate Wink
Miss Geneva Scheer Bride Elect Honored at Shower
Miss Geneva Scheer of West Branch and Leonard Stewart of Springville receive a miscellaneous shower hosted Thursday at 519 Thirty-third Street NE. Guests sewed quilt blocks and tea towels, with Cedar Rapids and area residents in attendance including Genev a Melberg Geraldine Scheer Arlene Snell and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Scheer
West Branch
Leonard Stewart
Springville
Frances Stewart
Reginald Touro
Thirty-third Street
Carl Probel
Louis Kacena
John Dunn
John Drahovzal
Geneva Melberg
Geraldine Scheer
Arlene Snell
Grace Learhoff
Darlene
Doris Touro
Cedar Rapids
Henry Scheer
George Touro
Marion
Merle Stewart
Eleanor
Rudy Wendling
Center Point
Mercy Division Inspection Held by Mrs Marie Kruse
Mrs Marie Kruse of Covington Kentucky led Mercy Division No 51 G A to the B of L E in a Tuesday event at the K P hall. Activities began at 10 am with registration and luncheon served by Pythian Sisters at noon. Mixed spring flowers decorated small tables and a pink rose centerpiece graced the honored guest table. Members listed include Frances Sanket Mary Norris Johanna McMullin Laura Rutan Grace Wike Blanche Martelle Grace Rollins Annabelle Coover Henry Kruse. Arrangements were led by Edith Fullerton Margaret Devery Edna Turfitt. The division earned a 994 ritual score in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kruse
Covington
Mercy Division
Mary Norris
Johanna McMullin
Laura Rutan
Grace Wike
Blanche Martelle
Grace Rollins
Annabelle Coover
Henry Kruse
Edith Fullerton
Margaret Devery
Edna Turfitt
McKinley Hi Y Ettes Host Senior Tea
The McKinley Hi Y Ettes entertained graduating seniors with a tea on Tuesday in the Martha Washington room. The program featured piano by Alice Mae Ottilie, vocal selections by Jane Watson and Pauline Proksa, and a reading by Ruth Jayne, with JoAnn Berger as general chair and assistants, including Shirley Thompson and Marjory Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Martha Washington
Alice Mae Ottilie
Jane Watson
Pauline Proksa
Ruth Jayne
JoAnn Berger
Shirley Thompson
Marjory Davenport
Ada Mae Cox
Audrey Nilsson
Ida Mae Boestler
Ortha Berger
Bernadine Frame
Women’s Mounted Patrol holds first meeting
Twenty four girls gathered at the Vern Haven stables tack room for the initial session of the Women’s Mounted Patrol. Units will form at different stables for practice over the coming months with contact options and practice dates announced for rodeo events and parade participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Haven
Margaret Mackin
Indian Creek
Mary Evelyn
Emma Jean Long
Bever Park
Muriel Bruce
Uprner
Ely
Mary Jo Studer
Mothers Honored By Foresters Circle In Local Hall
Women in the Companions of the Foresters of America were guests after a Wednesday meeting in the I O O F hall. Mrs Viola Kucera organized a program that opened with a poem by Miss Sadie Vlach. Each mother received a gift. Dancing students taught by Mrs Bernard Illen performed, Joyce Heral played accordion, and Patty Ann Havorka read. Mrs Lillian Heral closed with That Wonderful Mother of Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companions of the Foresters of America
I. O. O. F. Hall
Viola Kucera
Sadie Vlach
Bernard Illen
Joyce Heral
Patty Ann Havorka
Lillian Heral
Luncheon Held by King's Daughters Circle Members
Members of the Volunteer circle of the King's Daughters and two guests Mrs. Lacey Gee and Mrs. Lee Showers attended a Tuesday luncheon at Mrs. Neff's tea room. Mrs. Lloyd Platt led the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of the King’s Daughters
Lacey Gee
Lee Showers
Neff
Lloyd Platt
Boyles Honored With Dinner On Fourth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W Fay Boyles were honored at a Sunday dinner marking their fourth wedding anniversary on May 17 Present were Mrs Elizabeth Jackson and Frank Boyles of Mechanicsville Mrs Inez Boyles and Mr and Mrs J David Boyles and children Brenda and Norman of Tipton Miss Esther Stall of Walker Mr and Mrs George Marsh and Mrs Ottillie Marsh and Thomas of Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fay Boyles
Elizabeth Jackson
Frank Boyles
Mechanicsville
Inez Boyles
J. David Boyles
Brenda
Norman
Tipton
Esther Stall
Walker
George Marsh
Ottillie Marsh
Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Betty Bachmann Installed President of Volunteer Junior Circle
Betty Bachmann became president of the Volunteer junior circle of the King's Daughters at a Monday event hosted by Jean Daniels at 2111 Fifth Avenue SE. Also installed were Doris Jackson as vice-president Ann Hill as secretary and Charlotte Trewin as treasurer. The ceremonies were led by Mrs. E. W. DeNio with admission services from Mrs. Henry E. Haegg, county president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bachmann
The
King’s Daughters
Jean Daniels
Fifth Avenue SE
Doris Jackson
Ann Hill
Charlotte Trewin
E. W. DeNio
Henry E. Haegg
Mother and Daughter Bunco Party at Tandadako Camp Fire
Mrs Edwin J Bauer hosted a mother and daughter gathering at 602 Third Street SW with guardian Mrs John Hollister assisting. Prizes went to Mrs W N McPherson Mrs Arthur Kunzman Jerolene Soenksen and Edith Ramey. Girls gave mothers hanging baskets they made and favors were miniature corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandadako
Edwin J. Bauer
Third Street
John Hollister
Guardian
Hazel Ramey
Bunco
W. N McPherson
Arthur Kunzman
Jerolene Soenksen
Edith Ramey
Mesdames
E. Oliver
James Chukas
McPherson
Walter Umsted
Raymond Soenksen
C. H. Anderson
J. A Ramey
Kunzman
Lillie Zerbe
Doris McPherson
Doris Oliver
Arlene Hollister
Beverly Anderson
Betty Lou Amsted
Elayne Bauer
Jerolene Svenksen
Laron Ramaker
Evangeline Chukas
Dorothy McIntyre
Typographical Auxiliary elects new officers at Maine Judge Hall
Mrs. George Klumpar and Mrs. Lloyd Spencer were reelected president and vice president of the Typographical auxiliary at a meeting at Maine Judge hall. Mrs. A F Prucha was elected secretary to replace Mrs. Robert Stahl and Mrs. Dewey Cummins was named treasurer to replace Mrs. John Frasher. Hostesses were Mrs W C Meyer and Mrs Emil Novotny. A party is planned for June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Klumpar
Lloyd Spencer
Maine Judge Hall
A F. Prucha
Robert Stahl
Dewey Cummins
John Frasher
W. C. Meyer
Emil Novotny
Miss Agnes Peeples Bride Elect of Ronald Durr
Agnes Peeples, bride elect of Ronald E. Durr, was honored by 47 Craemer’s department store employees with a personal gift shower and picnic supper. The event occurred at Ellis Park River Pavilion with Mrs. M. B. Taylor and Mrs. George Little arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Peeples
Ronald E. Durr
Craemer’s Department Store
Ellis Park River Pavilion
M. B. Taylor
George Little
Jolly Ramblers Hold Card Session at Mrs Robertson Home
Members gathered for an afternoon of cards at 1909 Grande avenue SE hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Robertson. Prizes awarded to Mesdames Marguerite Lembn baugh Rose Kendall and Freida Donisthorpe for top scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Ramblers Club
Elizabeth Robertson
Grande Avenue SE
Marguerite Lemnbaugh
Rose Kendall
Freida Donisthorpe
Church Board Luncheon Details At Daniels Park Presby
The Daniels Park Presbyterian executive board met for a luncheon in the church dining room on Wednesday. Attendees noted red white and blue appointment cards and table decorations featuring Christian and American flags. Mrs. Frank Dietz spoke about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park Presbyterian Church
Frank Dietz
Flags of all nations service led by Mrs Pirtle group
Central American missions and Mrs. T. E. Pirtle led a flags of all nations program with participants including Mesdames Howard Bucy Ed Dahms Harry Grime F Baldwin L O Fagle Howard Leacock L Houston George Faun J Bradley E Tucker George Parker R Potts and S Huston in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Pirtle
Howard Bucy
Ed Dahms
Harry Grime
F. Baldwin
L. O. Fagle
Howard Leacox
L. Huston
George Faun
J Bradley
E. Tucker
George Parker
R. Potts
S. Huston
Ida Mansfield circle hosts luncheon and installs new officers
Ida Mansfield circle of the King's Daughters met for lunch Tuesday at 2259 Meadowbrook Drive SE. Red Cross sewing was done and an admission service was given by Mrs. R B Culver for Mrs. R A Holmgren and Mrs. G B Healey. New officers installed were Mrs P F Keehn president, Mrs Hall vice president, Mrs John E Marson secretary, and Mrs Hugh White treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
King's Daughters
D. M. Hall
Meadowbrook Drive
Red Cross
R. B. Culver
R. A. Holmgren
G. B. Healey
P. F. Keehn
Hall
John E Marson
Hugh White
Farewell Supper Honors Rev Gatrelle at Second Evangelical
Seventy five members and friends of Second Evangelical church honor the Rev O C Gatrelle and his family with a farewell supper Monday night. Gatrelle is transferred to Radcliffe and will be succeeded by Rev JL Olson of Marshalltown. Mrs Gatrelle, choir director, receives a gift from the choir while Gatrelle receives a gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Evangelical Church
O. C. Gatrelle
Hawthorne Betty Shaw
Thelma Brayton
Alice Brainerd
Liebesfreud Kreisler
Canebrake Gardner
Kathleen Check
Drexel Mollison
Donna Mae Spooner
L. Thompson
Nellie Hahn
Miss Brainerd
Harold Adams
Gatrelle
Moss Withdraws In Cue Student Council Race
Holding a second election for student membership on the Acorn and Cosmos boards of control is needed after the ballot box disappeared following last Tuesday's voting. Kathryn Flea Davenport and Fred Warner were elected to the Acorn board. Betsy Flodin and Marvin Selden were named to the Cosmos control board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn
Cosmos Boards of Control
Cone
Kathryn Flea Davenport
Fred Warner
Cedar Rapids
Betsy Flodin
Marvin Selden
Cosmos
Henry Moss
Delta Phi Epsilon
Ralph Nelson
Waukegan
Tau Kappa Epsilon
College boards decide yearbook and newspaper policy
The boards of control for the college, with regular faculty members, advise on policy for editing the college yearbook and the weekly student newspaper. The text notes a second election was needed as all voting appeared on one ballot.
Y M Bugle Corps To Represent Iowa Lions At Convention
The Cedar Rapids Y M C A boys drum and bugle corps was chosen to represent Lions clubs of Iowa at the Lions national convention in New Orleans July 21 25 announced at the state convention in Sioux City this week. About 50 boys and 25 parents will travel by special train with stops including Mammoth Cave Kentucky. The corps directed by R Ariel Cross with Robert Smythe Jr as assistant director and Mrs Lee Boston as parents group president has previously represented Iowa Lions in Chicago 1937 and Pittsburgh 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
New Orleans
R. Ariel Cross
Coe
Tama High School
Robert Smythe, Jr
Lee Boston
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Musicians who won at St Paul to appear on WMT program
Four musicians who won honors at the national music contest in St Paul will broadcast on The Assembly Room of the Air Saturday at 9 45 a m over station WMT. Charlotte Trewin sings Ah Mon Fils, Irene Gianedakis plays Gypsy Airs, Leonard Burns sings Heard A Forest Praying, and Ruth Hemmer performs Concert Etude. The pupils are from Franklin McKinley Wilson schools with Betty Jean Stephenson and Maurine Hamblin as accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
WMT
Charlotte Trewin
Meyerbeer
Irene Gianedakis
Sarasate
Leonard Burns
Peter de Rose
Ruth Hemmer
MacDowell
Franklin, McKinley and
Wilson
Betty Jean Stephenson
Maurine Hamblin
Woman Hurt When Car Hits Pole After Intersecting Truck
Mrs J C Doyle of 404 G avenue NW received body bruises around 10 20 am Friday after her car struck a telephone pole following a collision with a panel truck driven by Richard Patek of 371 Nineteenth street SE at Third street and E avenue NW. Police noted both drivers swerved to avoid impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C. Doyle
G Avenue NW
Richard Patek
Nineteenth Street
Third Street
E Avenue NW
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jessie Dorward
Barcarolle
Alyce Mary Chadlma
Alaian Taylor
Mary Lou ‘Thomas Sonata
Mary Ellen Dennis
Rita Gallagher
Troidhaugen
Frances Kubovec Golliwoe
Dorris Hays
Joan Kadavy
Troika En Traineaux
Caroline Fuhrmeister
Praeludium
Genevieve Moulds
Polonaise
Anna. Glanedahls
Schaefer Couperin
Charwenka
Mi Sento
Beethoven Mozart
Seitz
Palmeren
Chaikowsky
Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. Stewart
Alf Soles
Neisner
Hl Shoe Repair Department
First Avenue East
Middlewest
Third Street SE
GASCO
Bohemian Kolaches
Hockman
O. D. O. Club
Mrs. Paulson
Mrs. Ahrens
Mrs. Bettis
Cantekiya Camp
Valse Trista
P. W
Mrs Carpenter
Enevt
Woman's Club Group
Mrs. Pelzer
Miss Scheer
P.T.A. Meetings
Arthur
Arthur P T. A
Howard Martin
Raymond Pollock
JL. Hicks
Orville Lentz
D. I. Roland
Cleveland
Wurster
Carl Koehn
Marilyn Chyle
Helen White
Verle Breed
Amy Devitt
Adeline Montillon
Jane Sloan
Lucille Pogge
Ruby Scheneberger
Verne Breed
Bernice Wechsler
Kathryn Slutsky
Frank Stol
St. Matthew's
St. Matthew's P. T. A
O. Doris
A. J. Mallon
F. Smith
Leo Oswald
D. L. Morrissey
John McDonald
Frederick Safely
Women’s Mounted Patrol
Tandadako Camp
Miss Peeples
Church Board Party
Milwaukee
Hladey's Grocery and Market Dial
4Th Ave. SE
Moss
Cue
Y. M. Bugle Corps
Iowa Lions
St. Paul
United States
Ae de
David Harum
Eri
NBC Red Network
Killian's
Daal la Oo
Killian’s
Killian Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!