No Post-Holiday Social Season Lifts Here
Social calendars stay busy with Tuesday luncheons and dinners as hosts welcome visitors vacationers and locals. Mrs. Koy Choate sails June 11 for Europe. Mrs. Holmes hosts a 330 to 530 tea with Roswell Pickford presiding and guests including Mrs. Race Mrs. Armstrong Shields and Miss Starr among others. Additional gatherings honor Mrs. Campbell from Oakland at Commonwealth apartments with twelve guests and bridge after lunch. Dinner plans include Mrs. Richard Lord Mrs. Cutler hosting with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. French attending. George Schoonover hosts a dinner for guests from Waterloo and Grand Rapids with Shields and Shields present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choate
Frank B. Race
Coral Gables
Fla
St. Armstrong
Blake Boulevard
George Shields
Ellen Esther Shields
Waterloo
Barbara Starr
Grand Rapids
Mich
George L. Schoonover
Grande Avenue
Lloyd E. Morgan
Twentieth Street
Joe Campbell
Oakland
Calif
Commonwealth Apartments
Bridge
Mrs. Morgan
Roy E. Curray
Harry ©. Cutler
Fred A. Winter
Frank L. Brearton
Harold A. Lockhart
Earl O. Coffing
Roy V. Zimmerman
Richard Lord
Third Avenue SE
Harry O Cutler
Ridgeway Drive SE
Lord Home
Campbell
Edwin C. French
Stella Steffenson
Maude Carr
L. M. Silliman
Mr. Cutler
Grande Avenue SE
Courtlesy
John Shields
William Greens Leave for Denison Visit
Mr and Mrs William Green of Schenectady New York spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Howard R Green at 2003 Bever avenue SE Cedar Rapids then traveled to Denison to visit Mrs Green s parents Mr and Mrs F H Chandler before returning to Cedar Rapids for a short visit and proceeding home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
Schenectady
N. Y
Mr. Green
Howard R. Green
Bever Avenue SE
Denison
Green
F. H. Chandler
Cedar Rapids
Last Of Teen Age Dances Will Be A Dinner Affair
The final teen age dance sponsored for Cedar Rapids Country Club members' children ages 13 to 16 will be a dinner dance on Saturday evening with dinner at 7. Dancing after dinner runs until 11. Committee members and their husbands will attend, gathering for dinner at the club before the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Luncheon Planned for Cedar Rapids PEO Members in Iowa City
PEO members from Cedar Rapids chapters gather Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Memorial Union Iowa City for a luncheon followed by a preliminary 1939 convention planning meeting. Chapters E and HI of Iowa City hostesses. call Mrs. Carl D. Thomas at 27922 to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Union
Iowa City
Mrs Beems Family Welcomes Visitors From West Across Cities
Mrs. Clark A Beems returns after five weeks visiting Los Angeles San Francisco Salt Lake City and Denver. Arriving Saturday was Buel Beems of New York City who will visit indefinitely at the home of his father C. A. Beems and Mrs Beems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark A Beems
Twenty-first Street
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Denver
Buel Beems
New York City
C. A. Beems
Churches Return Home After Currays House Visit
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Church have left Linden Drive SE neighbors after visiting the Currays Roy Be and family at 2200 Linden drive SE in the city, returning to New York City following several days as house guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Alonzo Church
New York City
Roy BE. Curray
Linden Drive
Griswolds Visit Here With Their Parents
Mr and Mrs Gordon A Griswold of Wharton Texas and their son Stephen visit in the homes of their parents Mr and Mrs S W Griswold at 1700 Avenue SW and Mr and Mrs John M Morton at 345 Eighteenth Street SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon A. Griswold
Wharton, Tex
Stephen
S. W. Griswold
Avenue SW
John M. Morton
Eighteenth Street
Weekend Guests Include Waddill and Prentiss Family ties noted
Mr and Mrs EE Sparling of Seventeenth Street SE hosted weekend guests Mr and Mrs John A Waddill of Kirksville Missouri and C L Prentiss and his son Robert of Omaha Prentiss is a brother of Mrs Sparling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. Sparling
Seventeenth Street
John A Waddill
Kirksville, Mo
C. L. Prentiss
Robert
Omaha
Mr. Prentiss
Sparling
Nalley Couple Visit Maquoketa
Mr and Mrs F M Nalley 1604 T avenue NE spent Monday in Maquoketa visiting friends and sightseeing in the Jackson County town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F M. Nalley
T Avenue
Maquoketa
Violin Recital Presented by Coe College Faculty
Prof Joseph Kitchin of Coe college music department presents Jewel Auman of Dixon Illinois in a Tuesday evening recital at 815 in the T M Sinclair Memorial chapel. Auman is a former Delta Delta Delta and Chi Delta member and Coe College Orchestra, aided by Manda Davies accompanist and Virginia Ohmuann pianist under Prof Max Dahhler. The program includes Romances in F, Beethoven Violin Concerto in A major, Vivaldi Alf?gro Largo, In Fantasy in C major, Schumann Clouds, Groves Passacaglia, Cyril Scott Miss hmann Spanish Dance, Granados Kreisler Berceuse, Pilzer Son of the Puszta Keler bela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kitchin
Coe College Department of Music
Jewel Auman
Earl R. Auman
Dixon, IL
T. M. Sinclair
Auman
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Chi Delta
Coe College
Manda Davies
Virginia Ohmuann
Max Dahhler
Roimanes
Schumann Clouds Groves
Cyril Scott
Kreisler Berceuse Pilzer
Puszta Keler
Bela
Bride Elect Edith Benson To Be Honored At Shower
Miss Edith Benson, bride to be, will be feted at a linen shower and bridge party hosted by Mrs. Howard L. Jones at 117 First Avenue W Tuesday evening. Gifts will be presented in a pastel wheelbarrow. Guests include Miss Elizabeth Focht Miss Iola Mentzer and several Mrs. V C Hill Mrs. Howard Helscher Mrs. John Beck Mrs. Kenneth Ottsen Mrs. Richard Weldhouse and Mrs. William Whipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Benson
Richard HH Buresh
Howard L. Jones
First Avenue W
Miss Benson
Elizabeth Focht
Iola Mentzer
V C. Hill
Howard B. Helscher
John W. Beck
Kenneth Ottsen
Richard H. Weldhouse
William P. Whipple
Immaculate Conception Senior Girls Dutch Treat Luncheon
Girl students of the Immaculate Conception high school class met at Clara Robinson's tea room on Saturday for a Dutch treat luncheon and a theater party. Mrs. Leo Nolan filmed the graduates. Snapdragons and cornflowers highlighted the table. attendees included Mary Frances Turner, Margaret De Bont, Maxine Lefebvre, Lorraine Supple, Mary Scanlan, Mary Louise Kiffe, Gwendolyn Nolan, Mary Kennedy, Mary V Glenn, Lucille Hester, Barbara Holmes, and Margaret Colgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Clara Robinson
Leo Nolan
Mary Frances Turner
Margaret de Bont
Maxine Lefebvre
Lorraine Supple
Mary Scanlan
Mary Louise Kiffe
Gwendolyn Nolan
Mary Kennedy
Mary V Glenn
Lucille Hester
Barbara Holmes
Margaret Colgan
Glackin Family Holiday Guests Celebrate Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Glackin hosted out of town relatives at 1726 Avenue NE for the holiday. Guests included L. T. Glackin of Milwaukee, Kenneth Glackin and son John of Muscatine, Harold Glackin and daughter Lorraine of Peoria, and Willis Boots of Springville. A dinner party Sunday marked H. H. Glackin's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H Glackin
Avenue NE
L. T. Glackin
Milwaukee
Kenneth Glackin
John
Muscatine
Harold Glackin
Lorraine
Peoria
H. H. Glackin
Willis Boots
Springville
Chicago Visitors Stay With Summerrills in Mount Vernon
Guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Summerrill and Miss Beatrice Summerrill over the holiday were Mrs Charles Sass Mrs Charles Sass Jr and Mr and Mrs Joe Gringer all of Chicago They were accompanied home by Miss Mildred Sass who spent a week visiting her aunt Mrs Summer rill Mrs Sass and Mrs Summer rill are sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Summerrill
Mount Vernon Road
Beatrice Summerrill
Charles Sass
Charles Sass, Jr
Joe Gringer
Chicago
Mildred Sass
Summerrill
Sass
Mrs. Summerrill
Popes and Mrs McCarn Return After Holiday
Mr and Mrs C A Pope and Mrs Lucetta McCarn of 1840 Fourth Avenue SEReturned Monday evening after spending the weekend visiting relatives and friends in Princeton and Davenport. They were accompanied by Miss Myrtis Pope of Iowa City. Mr and Mrs H T Myers and their family of Hudson Wisconsin were weekend guests in the home of Mr Myers sister Mrs J H Anderson and Mr Anderson of 1836 Twentieth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Pope
Lucetta McCarn
Fourth Avenue SE
Princeton
Davenport
Myrtis Pope
Iowa City
H. T. Myers
Hudson, Wis
Mr. Myers
J. H. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Twentieth Street NW
Travelers Return After The Holiday
Travelers return after the long weekend as Iowa heat looms. Mrs. James H. Yuill, arts chair of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids, attended the eighteenth annual conference of the Association of the Junior Leagues of America May 17 to 20 and visited relatives in Maplewood, N J before arriving home Monday evening. Also back were Mr. and Mrs. John C. Reid after a week in the Ozarks, Mrs. Howard Wall after ten days in Pasadena with sister Mrs. Gail Burck, and sister Mrs. George J. Jaeger of Lake Forest, Ill., who will stay in Pasadena. Weekend trips brought back Mr. and Mrs. Neil Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. Van Vechten Shaffer, who spent the holiday in Peoria, Ill as guests of Mrs. Montgomery’s sister. Monday saw Mrs. Richard Lord and son Richard Lord, and Mr. and Mrs. George S. Josselyn return from Kasson, Minn and Chicago respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
James H. Yuill
Nineteenth Street
Arts
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Association of the Junior Leagues of America
Yuill
Don C. Carleton
Maplewood
N. J
Ozarks
John C. Reid
Vernon Drive
Howard Wall
Brucemore
Gail Burck
Burck
Pasadena
Calif
George J. Jaeger
Lake Forest
Ill
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
van Vechten Shaffer
Peoria
Montgomery
Robert Strehlow
Mr. Strehlow
Kasson
Minn
Richard Lord
Third Avenue SE
George S. Josselyn
Twenty-third Street Drive
Chicago
Pauline Ralston Weds Arthur Mefferd at Robins Church
Miss Pauline Ward Ralston daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Ralston of Robins and Arthur E Mefferd of Cedar Rapids were married at Robins church Saturday at 5 pm with Rev O A Meyers officiating. Bride wore dark blue with white accessories and yellow rose bouquet. Music by Raymond Bebee and Mrs Howard Hurt sang. Buffet supper at parents’ home followed for immediate family and friends. Guests included Joe Marshall, Dr R M Nichols, Mr and Mrs K A Parker and son Jimmy, Mr and Mrs W T McConnell and children Jean and Bill Jr. Nichols Parker and McConnell sisters of Mrs Kohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Ward Ralston
T. A. Ralston
Robins
Arthur E Mefferd
Cedar Rapids
Robins Church
O. A. Meyers
Raymond Bebee
Howard Hurt
Otto A. Kohl
Third Avenue SE
Joe Marshall
Milwaukee
R. M. Nichols
DeKalb, Lik
K. A. Parker
Lenox
Jimmy
W. T. McConnell
Jean
Bill
Nichols
Parker
McConnell
Kohl
Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Stoakes and Mrs Sander
Mrs Stoakes and Mrs Sander hosted a bridge luncheon at Mrs Wurster's tea room on Tuesday. Four tables were set for play in the afternoon with both hosts present at Washington Avenue SE addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Stoakes
Washington Avenue SE
A. F. Sander
Thompson family hosts weekend gathering with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Thompson of 197 Twenty first Avenue SW entertained over the weekend relatives including Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson from Dubuque and their children and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Thompson of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Thompson
Twenty-first Avenue
J. W. Thompson
Dubuque
J. E. Thompson
Waterloo
Iowa City woman returns home after weekend visit
Miss Margaret Breece of Iowa City spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Smith. On Monday the Smiths and Miss Breece drove to Dubuque for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Breece
Iowa City
Clayton P. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Miss Breece
Dubuque
Arlene Embree and Theodore Munger wed at church
The First Christian church hosted the Friday evening ceremony for Arlene Embree and Theodore C. Munger. Rev. Marion H Williams officiated the single ring service as Verne Jeffrey played a love song. Attendants were Miss Jane Anderson and James Munger. Out-of-town guests included T. H. Wetzel and Claude Henry. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Arlene Embree
A. L. Embree
Fifth Avenue SE
Theodore C. Munger
James L. Munger
Nineteenth Street
Marion H Williams
Verne Jeffrey
Jane Anderson
James Munger
T. H. Wetzel
Iowa City
Claude Henry
Des Moines
Munger
Cedar Rapids
Garden breakfast hosted by Lattners draws guests
Mr and Mrs J A Lattner entertained at a garden breakfast for twenty four at their 1845 Second Avenue SE home with guests including Mrs Robert Manton Covert and daughter Judy and Robert Byrnes of Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs Charles E Byrnes, Mrs Hubert Schimberg and daughter Martha Ann of Peoria, Barrett Lattner of Detroit a guest in the P M Lattner home, and Mr and Mrs Richard Hayes of Chicago visiting Mrs Oliver Longueville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lattner
Second Avenue SE
Robert Manton Covert
Judy
Robert Byrnes
Chicago
Charles E. Byrnes
Hubert Schimberg
Martha Ann
Peoria
A A A W Group Picnic Tuesday
The American Association of University Women creative writing group will meet Tuesday evening with Miss Elsie Magnusson at 221 First Avenue West to travel to the John Magnusson farm southwest of town for a picnic supper. Mrs. F G Murray, reelected leader, will discuss next year’s plans. picnic arrangements are led by Mrs. M Wiley and Mrs. Karl A Stiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Association of University Women
Elsie Magnusson
First Avenue W
John Magnusson
F. G. Murray
M. Wiley
Karl A. Stiles
Chicago visitors stay with Roys over weekend
Mr and Mrs W W Roy of 213 Sixteenth street SE hosted weekend guests from Chicago. The group included Mr and Mrs A L Roy and their daughter Carol Evelyn, Mr and Mrs Frank Chapman, and Mr and Mrs Roy Beese. Miss Mary Ellen Stickles of Cedar Rapids accompanied them and will spend several weeks in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Roy
Sixteenth Street SE
A. L. Roy
Carol Evelyn
Frank Chapman
Roy Beese
Chicago
Mary Ellen Stickles
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Babcock Spends Weekend in Chicago
Mrs Glenn C Babcock of 1719 Avenue NE returned Monday after visiting Chicago where she was guest of her daughter Joanne Maria Babcock a student nurse at Children’s Memorial Hospital in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn C. Babcock
1719 Avenue
Chicago
Joanne Maria Babcock
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Picnic at Andrle farm draws local families and guests
Andrew T Coleman hosted a holiday picnic at the Andrle farm with sister Miss Agnes Coleman and Mrs Nancy Fairchild of Oak Park Illinois joining. Employed and friends gathered for an afternoon of games featuring Olga and Charles Naxera, Lee Swanson, John Whyte and family, Mary Jensen, Dolores and Margaret Schissel, Glenn Bickel, William Weaver, and Paul Bibby. Local guests included E Allen and J L McIntyre of Glencoe Illinois and Charles Stodola of 928 F avenue NAV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew T. Coleman
Seventeenth Street
Agnes Coleman
Nancy Fairchild
Oak Park, Ii
Milo Naxera
Naxera Pastry Shop
Andrle Farm
Olga
Charles Naxera
Lee Swanson
John Whyte
Mary Jensen
Dolores
Margaret Schissel
Glenn Bickel
William Weaver
Paul Biebby
E. Allen
J. L. McIntyre
Glencoe, Ill
Charles Stodola
F Avenue
Aunt Het Mii Learns to End Gatherings Gracefully
A cheeky remark captures Aunt Het Mii teasing guests about leaving on time, joking that if they cannot tell when to go home, she will simply yawn to signal the end of the visit. The line showcases old fashioned social humor and polite boundary setting.
Shirley D Jeannie Alexander Birthday Party
Mrs CC A Alexander of 1053 Fifth avenue SE hosted a surprise Saturday afternoon for her daughter Shirley D Jeannie’s seventh birthday. classmates attended and gave gifts. games and refreshments followed a lighted cake centerpiece with several relatives helping entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. A. Alexander
Fifth Avenue SE
Shirley D’'Jeanne
Shirley D'Jeanne
John Williams
Doris Hill
Bobby Slater
Linda Chapel
Charles Beatty
Beatrice Duarte
Richard Richey
Mavis White
Merlyn
Marilyn Hunter
Allyne Carlson
Mary
Miles Leas Hosts Holiday House Party at Palisades Lodge
Mr and Mrs Miles Lea hosted a dinner party Saturday evening at the lodge in Palisades State Park. Guest of honor was Miss Ethel Ricker of Long Island New York sister of Mrs Lea. Also attending were Mr and Mrs Harold Metcalf of Mason City Miss Sue Alexander Harold Alexander of Chicago and others including Mr and Mrs Robert Donohue Mr and Mrs Leslie Base William Bate and Mr and Mrs Tom Radloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Lea
Blake Boulevard
Palisades State Park
Ethel Ricker
Long Island
N. Y
Lea
Harold Metcalf
Mason City
Sue Alexander
Harold Alexander
Chicago
Robert Donohue
Leslie Base
William Bate
Tom Radloff
Mrs Hampton Hosts Weekend Guests From River Forest
Mrs V E Hampton of 2035 Grande avenue SE welcomed over the weekend Mrs J Thoma Mrs P Murray and Dick Murray all of River Forest Illinois as her guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. E. Hampton
Grande Avenue SE
J. Thoma
P. Murray
Dick Murray
River Forest
Miss Alyce Lambert Visits Kin in the City
Miss Alyce Lambert of Hartwick spent the weekend with her grandfather Ralph Lambert at 1636 First Avenue East and with other relatives in the city. She returned home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lambert, who were in the city Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyce Lambert
Hartwick
Ralph Lambert
First Avenue E
City
L. L. Lambert
Mrs Babick Leaves After Visit From Chicago
Mrs James Babick who has been visiting Mrs J B Robinson at 2011 Forest Drive SE has returned to her home in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Babick
J. B. Robinson
Forest Drive SE
Chicago
Kansas City Couple, Dubuque Woman Leave After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howard of Kansas City and Miss Tilla Hinch of Dubuque have left after spend era with relatives, travels noted in local society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Howard
Kansas City
Tilla Hinch
Dubuque
Weekend visit with Mrs Wichman and family
A fragment notes a weekend gathering with Mrs George Wichman of 1027 Fifth Avenue SE and her relatives, including Mr Howard’s cousin. The text provides only these partial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howard
George Wichman
Fifth Avenue SE
Navy Mothers Club Chapter 32 Meeting Notice
Chapter No 32 of the Navy Mothers club will meet at the Montrose hotel Wednesday at 7 30 p m Delegates will report on the state convention All mothers and wives of navy men as well as navy men on leave are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers’ Club
Montrose Hotel
Navy
Farrells' Guests Leave After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Ernest Vielehr of Chicago and Lawrence Cottrell of Oak Park depart Tuesday after spending the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Farrell at 1726 Seventh Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Farrell
Seventh Avenue SE
Ernest Vielehr
Chicago
Lawrence Cottrell
Oakark
Rail Employes Group To Include This Area
By unanimous board vote of the Inter Railway Employes association by laws amended to admit members from all railroads the express company and Western Weighing and Inspection bureaus not only in Cedar Rapids but also in nearby Marion Beverly and Atkins This expands eligibility to a large number of railroad workers previously ineligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter- Railway Employes Association
Express Company
Western Weighing and Inspection
Plan National Health Conference July 18-20
Washington announce national health conference set for July 18 to 20 at the suggestion of President Roosevelt. Miss Josephine Roche, chairwoman of the interdepartmental health and welfare committee, said the event follows approval of a 3 million dollar appropriation for the study and control of venereal diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Josephine Roche
216 Lynn county rural pupils to receive diplomas at Cedar Rapids
E C Lynn rural schools supervisor will address 216 Lynn county eighth graders at Franklin High School auditorium Cedar Rapids Friday at 10 am. The complete program includes music drills readings and a diploma presentation by Walter A Shupp county superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn County
Franklin High School
Cedar Rapids
E. C. Lynn
State Department of Public Instruction
Dairy Dale
Rabbit Grove
Wills Edgerey
Seria
Cyrus Metcalf
Blisst
Mary Lott Thomas
Prairie Union School
West No
Evelyn Dudek
Lois
Alice Frederick
Sunnyside
Edgewood No
Harry
Hughie Lekin
Rose
College Township
E. G. Lynn
Walter A. Shupp
Chrysler Improves at Sanatorium Checkup
Walter P. Chrysler, motor magnate, was reported improved Tuesday while staying at the Le Roy Sanatorium for a general checkup on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Walter P. Chrysler
le Roy Sanatorium
Careful study links health to upright figure and buoyant carriage
A cautious study of rarely sick people shows they share a fine posture and spirited demeanor. It asserts health of mind and body through chiropractic care. Chiropractor at 212 Cedar Rapids Sav. Bank Building offers services.
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
William Greens
Pr. E. O
Mrs. Beems
Currays
Griswolds
Sparlings
Nalleys
Canada
Maxwell House
May's Tea Room
Miss Jewel Auman
Popes
Mrs. McCarn
Andersons
Pauline Ralston
Arthur Mefferd
Otto Konls
Mrs. Sander
Mrs. Stoakes
Thompsons
Theodore Munger
J. A. Lattners
A.A.A.W
W. W. Roys
Mrs. Babcock
Coleman
Oak Park
Stodolas
Valdura
Mii
Shirley Alexander
Miles Leas
Mrs. Hampton
Miss Lambert
Farrells
Rail
Plan National Health Conference
Franklin High
Chrysler
L. L. Dolson
Cedar Rapids Sav. Bank Bldg
Armstrong
Kemble
Petunias
Marion Boulevard
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