Ludmila Bisinger Weds Louis Balik at St. Wenceslaus
Miss Ludmila Bisinger daughter of Mrs Mary Bisinger became the bride of Louis Balik son of Mrs Carrie Balik Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock at St Wenceslaus church. Rev August Vojacek officiated. The couple left for a Chicago trip after a wedding breakfast at the bride's mother's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludmila Bisinger
Mary Bisinger
Louis Balik
Carrie Balik
St. Wenceslaus Church
August Vojacek
Matilda Bisinger
Jerry Navratil
Social Affairs Mark Visits With Host Families in Cedar Rapids
Social events in Cedar Rapids center on visiting guests from Fort Wayne and Lancaster with dinners, luncheons, and bridge parties. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Peddie and Mrs. R. L. Burkland join host families for gatherings at the Durin and Lange households, while Mr. and Mrs. William H. Damour receive a bridge luncheon and later a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Franklin Peddie
Fort Wayne
Ind
Peddie
Horace G. Hedges
Hedges
Seventeenth Street
Alfred E. Durin
Pring
Linden Arive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Durin
Mrs. Peddie
Iowa
Coe Y W A Tea Hosts Students At Home Event
The Y W C A advisory committee of Coe college hosted a tea for the second cabinet and sophomore council Monday at Mrs. Harry M. Gage’s home 1945 Second Avenue SE. Presiding were Mrs. Arm strong and Mrs. Hickok with a centerpiece of snapdragons. many local hosts and guests from Cedar Rapids Oelwein Ottumwa Rockwell City Evanston Sigourney Moline Postville Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids cabinet members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Gage
Second Avenue SE
Coe College
Coe
Y. W
Robert C. Armstrong
Charles T. Hickok
Max Dachler
Max Dachler, Mrs. Armstrong
S. G. Armstrong
Hickok
George Yuill
May Frick
Robert Little
P. W. Jacobson
Mary Bell
Ethel Ryan
Gage
E. H. Bingham
E. F. Winslow
A. L. Haldeman
Council Bluffs
Mary Louise Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Betty Warner
Ida Mae Carlson
Oelwein
Dorothy Barnes
Red Oak
Ruth Beitel
Moline
Frances Crozier
Ottumwa
Marguerite Dixon
Rockwell City
Wilma Galloway
Postville
Betty Pfandhoefer
Evanston
Kathryn Engle
Evelyn Northcott
Mardella Parrott
Phyllis Rogers
Helen Simmons
Eleanor Sweitzer
Virginia Bates
Sigourney
Margaret Birkett
Ellsworth
Elaine McNabb Birthday Party At 1046 Eleventh St NE
Mrs A W McNabb hosted a Monday party at 1046 Eleventh Street NE for Elaine McNabb turning ten. Guests included Barbara Mae McNabb Amarylis Allen Shirley Jones Delores Elliott Wilma Elliott Dorothy Baker Betty Boulding and others along with the grandparents Mr and Mrs J H Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McNabb
Eleventh Street
Elaine
Barbara Mae McNabb
Amarylis Allen
Shirley Jones
Delores
Wilma Elliott
Dorothy Baker
Betty Boulding
Katherine Alexander
Mary Katherine Hoyland
Bernice Rogers
Virginia O’brien
Delores Tillen
Helen Irving
Jean Nash
Francine Kallais
Joe McNabb
George Kallais
Wayne Elliott
J. H. Cline
Sedlacek Couple Weekend Visit to Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs William Sedlacek of Minneapolis spent the weekend in Cedar Rapids visiting Mrs Sedlacek’s parents Mr and Mrs Edwards of 358 Seventeenth Street SE and his mother Mrs J R Sedlacek of 1892 Eighth Ave SE. They attended the homecoming Baume Saturday at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam C Sedlacek
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Sobodas Celebrate 47th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs E M Soboda of 1422 Third Avenue SE returned from Hinsdale Illinois where they were guests of their daughter Mrs Leon T Noel and family. The Sobodas were honored on their 47th wedding anniversary by the Noel family with a dinner party and attended the Chicago opera during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M Soboda
Third Avenue SE
Hinsdale
Leon T. Noel
Fletcher hostess at luncheon and bridge party
Mrs G C Fletcher entertained seventeen at Cedar Rapids Country Club for a luncheon and bridge session with autumn floral decor. Mrs Bruce McKay hosted eight members for a luncheon and bridge gathering at her Thirty Sixth Street NE residence on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G QO
Bever Avenue
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Bruce McKay
Thirtysifth
Tuesdas
Weekend Guests Attend Iowa City Football Game Visit
Mr and Mrs C A Pope of 1840 Fourth Avenue SE hosted weekend guests including Mr and Mrs BR O Crawford and daughter Grace Crawford as well as Mr and Mrs Harry Stewart. Leon Pope of Minneapolis visited his brother C A Pope after attending the Iowa Minnesota football game at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C A Pope
Fourth Avenue SE
BR O. Crawford
Grace Crawford
Harry Stewart
Daxsonport
Leon Pope
Minneapolis
C. A. Pope
Pope
Iowa City
Mrs T E White Returns From Albany Visit
Mrs T E White, residing with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J B Edwards at 358 Seventeenth Street SE, has come back after a month in Albany Illinois as guest of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs J W White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. White
J B. Edwards
Seventeenth Street SE
Albany
Jil
J. W. White
Mrs Homer Byler Visits Chicago with Daughter
Mrs Homer Byler of 616 Fourth avenue SE is spending a week in Chicago as the guest of her daughter Miss Marie Byler of Hotel Mira Mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Byler
Fourth Avenue SE
Chicago
Miss Marie Byler
Hotel Mira-Mar
Officers named by Cr hair dressers Cedar Rapids group
Mary Strang is elected president of the Cedar Rapids Hair Dressers association Monday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. Other new officers are Marge Basker vice president Ray Green secretary Joan Rowan treasurer and Myrtle Ramacy financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Strang
Cedar Rapids
Hair Dressers Association
Roosevelt Hotel
Marge Basker
Ray Green
Joan Rowan Treasuuer
Myrtle Ramacy
Trinity Methodist church marks Rev Wells' silver anniversary
The congregation presented the Rev Viacoind Vis Fiten Db Wells with a tea service at the church bazaar Friday evening. The event celebrated his twenty-fifth wedding anniversary and was part of the annual church bazaar activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Viacoind Vis Fiten
Surprise 71st Birthday for Mrs Martha Pilcher
Mrs Martha Pilcher received a surprise party at her daughter Mrs Civ Williams home with 23 children and Standelidren present. Family members from Cedar Rapids Oclwein and Davenport attended. Harold Picher of Davenport performed a ventriloquist act after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Pilcher
Standelidren
Civ Williams
Perfamatsyan Walker
Ocea- Sen
Pilcher
J F Manes
Mo Mines
Cedar Rapids
Ths
Oclwein
William Nortons Honored At Anamosa Social Event
Mr and Mrs Clifford Bright hosted a Sunday gathering on B20 Fourth Street NW in honor of newlyweds Mr and Mrs William Norton. Attending were Mr and Mrs Claude Biggart and their son Fduris, Mr and Mrs Harold, Mr and Mrs Fred Fortney and son Donald, all of Anamosa, and Mr and Mrs Clifford Bright with daughters Gail Irene and Nancy Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Clifford Bright
Fourth Street NW
Mero
William Norton
Claude Biggart
Fduris
Harold
Fred Fortney
Donald
Anamosa
Gail Irene
Nancy Lee
Virgin Mary of the Passion Play Speaker At College Club
Miss Amny Rutz the only woman in 300 years to twice play the Virgin Mary in Oberammergau presents behind the scenes at Cedar Rapids College Club. Her talk covers Oberammergau, its people, and the play’s meaning with public admission. Tickets at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amny Rutz
Oberammergau
Cedar Rapids College Club
Montrose Hotel
Mary
Fraulein Rutz
Jacob Rutz
Christus
Rochus Dedler
Mozart
Haydn
E. J. North
Shower honors Miss Cleo Kelly at third avenue event
Miss Cleo Kelly, to wed Clarence Turner on Thanksgiving, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. O D Thompson and Miss Genevieve Kelly at 1638 Third Avenue SE. Twenty three guests attended and danced. prizes went to Miss Zoe Shipton and Mrs Ed Kelly of Dysart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Kelly
Clarence Turner
O D. Thompson
Genevieve Kelly
Thompson
Third Avenue SE
Zoe Shipton
Ed Kelly
Dysart
Minnesota Beta Phi Alpha hosts welcome visit
Misses Mabel Crinkley Betty Foster Donna Johnson and Florence Hansen, Minnesota University students, visited Beta Phi Alpha at Coe College. They attended a Panhellenic dance in Cedar Rapids and the Iowa City homecoming, then were entertained at Ruth Murray's Marion home and stayed with Verle Breed in Marion overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Crinkley
Betty Foster
Donna Johnson
Florence Hansen
University of Minnesota
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Coe College
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Murray
Blairs Ferry Road
Marion
Verle Breed
George Farmer Announces Salute to the Flag Talk
Cedar Rapids speaker George FE Farmer will broadcast on WMT Thursday at 4:15 p.m. on The History of the Salute to the Flag. The program is sponsored by the state DAR radio committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE Farmer
Cedar Rapids
WMT
State Radio Committee of Daughters of the American Revolution
Surprise anniversary party honors Cedar Rapids couple
Mr and Mrs Fred Schneider of West Amana formerly Cedar Rapids were feted at a surprise party Saturday night celebrating their twelfth wedding anniversary and Alys Schneider's birthday. German songs were sung. guests included the Geigers Graf and Trachta families and many Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schneider
West Amantas
Roy Gladwin
Elmer Wiles
Geer Vero
Louis Bemer Mi
Hayes P T A Meeting Planned With Student Program
The Hayes P T A will meet Wednesday at 2 15 PM at the school. Miss Lois Cowans class pupils will present a program. First grade mothers will serve refreshments after the program. An executive Tyler P T A meeting is also set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cowans
The
Tyler P T
Cedar Rapids Club Reviews Five Books for 175 Members
Cedar Rapids Woman's club met in the Montrose hotel to hear Edith Webber of Des Moines review five books just off the press. The program covered The Arts by Hendrik Van Loon, The Saga of American Society by Dixon Wecter, The Citadel by A J Cronin, The Enemy Gods by Oliver La Farge, and Live With a Man and Love It by Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ocAs
Cedar Rapids
Woman’s Club
Montrose Hotel
Edith Webber
Des Moines
Webber
Mrs. Webber
Dixon Wecter
Wecter
Hollywood
Virginia
New York
Roosevelt
Baltimore
duPonts
Boston
Pennsylvania
Bingham
Cincinnati
Washington
D. C
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Chicago
Fisher
Warren A Hansen
Womans Club
H G . Heiserman
R. E. Campbell
Charles . Roberts
DeWitt
Henry J . Hromek
L. S. Loudon
Edward L. Coler
Leonard Barwik
P A Olson
Ross Wilson
Lllien Karlan
Fred H Kubicek
RC Cully
G J Marnette
R J Hagerman
Lloyd Eckert
Hattie Klahn
Sweet and Joint Dishes Highlighted on English Menu
The English menu defines dessert as sweet and meat items as joints. The wording clarifies course labels for diners and kitchen staff.
PetrANEK Hosts Bridge Club Dinner at Commonwealth
Mr and Mrs Emil J Petranek of 346 Eighteenth street SE entertain their bridge club Tuesday evening at the Commonwealth tea room with eight covers. After dinner, bridge is planned at the Petranek home with members including Dr and Mrs L A Kessler Dr and Mrs Thomas Suchomel and Mr and Mrs A E Kannewurf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil J. Petranek
Eighteenth Street SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Petranek
L. A. Kessler
Thomas Suchomel
A. E. Kannewurf
Chapel Society Holds Semi annual Meeting at First Presbyterian
The Chapel Society of the First Presbyterian church met Tuesday for its semi annual luncheon and business session. Mrs Frank Q O Storrs presented the program titled The Romance of the Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Frank QO. Storrs
Chapter IF P. E. O. meeting hosted by Mrs Ross
Chapter IF of the P. E. O. met Monday afternoon at Mrs. B. M. Ross home 1522 J avenue NE. The program showed the ritual officers and constitution study with refreshments after business served at a table with yellow white chrysanthemums and yellow tapers. Guests included Mrs. Margaret Wolfe chapter DF Toledo Mrs Pva Adkins chapter FE Water-Joe and Mrs Lenore Kainz chapter HR Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Ross
J Avenue NE
Margaret Wolfe
Toledo
P Va, Adkins
Water- Joe
Lenore Kainz
Ottumwa
Miss Georgiana Hach to Wed Frank Brejcha in November
Mrs G E Melsa and Mrs W C Hach hosted a miscellaneous shower at Sokol Hall Thursday for their niece Georgiana Hach. About 150 guests attended as the couple announced their November 27 marriage. Centerpiece featured white and orchid chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Melsa
W. C. Hach
Sokol Hall
Georgiana Hach
Frank J. Brejcha
Clinton Visitors Stay With Cedar Rapids Friends
Mrs. E. J. Miller and Miss Della Benson of Clinton were weekend visitors in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Miller stayed with her sons Marshall and Forrest Brebner, and Miss Benson vis ited Miss Patricia Kemper. Mrs. Miller is a former resident and Miss Benson attended college here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Miller
Della Benson
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Miller
Marshall
Forrest Brebner
Miss Benson
Patricia Kemper
Schrader and Alton Families Travel to Chicago for Bears Game
Mr and Mrs L R Schrader and Mr and Mrs Tim Alton with John Andrle drove to Chicago Sunday to attend the Bears versus Packers game at Wrigley Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Schrader
Seventh Avenue
Tim Alton
John Andrle
First Street
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Wrigley Field
Mrs McGuire Returns After Three Weeks Abroad
Mrs. W. J. McGuire of 224 Fifteenth Street NW returned Saturday after a three week visit with relatives and friends in New York City and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McGuire
Fifteenth Street NW
New York City
Boston
Daughters of Isabella Meet at Montrose Hotel
The Daughters of Isabella Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle holds its monthly business meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the French room of the Montrose hotel. Officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Montrose Hotel
Beta Sigma Phi Sigma Chapter Dinner meeting
Members of Beta Sigma Phi Sigma chapter will meet at 7 pm Wednesday for a dinner in the Corn room of the Montrose hotel. A short meeting and the pledging service will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Detlefs Returns to San Luis Obispo After Visit
John L. Detlefs returns to San Luis Obispo California after several days as a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Detlefs at 832 Tenth Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Detlefs
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Louis Detlefs
Tenth Street
Oelwein Minister To Head Lutherans Home
The Rev. F. H Voelker of Zion Lutheran Church in Oelwein has been elected superintendent of the Lutherans home at Waverly. He succeeds the late G Wenninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Lutherans’ Home
Fires Trail Them in Dinuba as Family Loses Fourth Home
The Glenn Bridges family in Dinuba California sought new housing after a fire destroyed their fourth consecutive home. Officials have not released the cause and no one was reported injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinuba
Calif
Glenn Bridges
Vardy House Demolished Cedar Rapids Oldest Frame Residence
The 1847 Vardy House on Sixth Avenue SE in Cedar Rapids was razed to make way for a parking lot and flower garden after Petersen Baking Company acquired the site. Once owned by F. Stary, the hand hewn frame building featured walnut and oak timbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vardy
Cedar Rapids
Sixth Avenue
Third Street
Thomas Vardy
H. A. Rundquist
Petersen Baking Company
F. Stary
Fourth Street
Tenth Avenue
Baking Company
Cedar River
Man Missed Switch Engine Faces Suspended Fine
Earl Lamborn of 715 H avenue NW was arrested at 1:53 am on a reckless driving charge after nearly colliding with a switch engine at Third avenue and Fourth street SE. A switch foreman stopped the train with inches to spare. windshield wiper failure and mist impaired visibility. Lamborn received a $25 suspended fine plus costs in police court Tuesday. another offender, Charles Meskin, 1203 Fifth street NW, paid $1 and costs for double parking, with the fine suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lamborn
H Avenue NW
Lamborn
F. E. Rich
Third Avenue
Fourth Street SE
Charles Meskiman
Fifth Street
R O T C Appointments At Coe College Listed
Major Arthur W. Penrose announced Cedar Rapids R O T C unit student appointments for the current school year. Notable ranks include Raymond L. Smith of Marion named lieutenant colonel, Rob ert L. Shearer of Massillon as cadet major, and Robert McKinley of Clinton among captains with a list of numerous first lieutenants and sergeants from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Penrose
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Kelley Wodtke
Charles Moore
Lime Springs
Charles Vesely
Howard Cherry
Garth Hunter
Marion
Robert Shepard
Franklin Wilson
Webster City
George Hennessey
George Oldag
Paullina
Claflin van Yeast
Russell Goodwin
Baxter
Chris Bates
Elgin
Harley Ransom
Blairstown
Robert Evans
Early
Lee C. Wood
Center Point
Collis Spencer
Verne Pate
Ill
Dwight Harley
West Chester
Richard Wing
Stanley Smith
Springville
Raymond Hibbing
Paulling
Charles Garberson
Sibley
George Dougan
Traer
Clifford Hellman
Arthur F. Vetter
Calamus
Clifford So
Notable Corporals Named Across Iowa Locations
A list of individuals including Dale Notestine Eagle Grove Cleo Byers West Branch Robert Anderson Oelwein James Nicholas Bob Norris Hollis Wall Robert Per kins and Robert Hach plus Warren Ackley Marble Rock Melvin Clark Marion and others from cities such as Carroll Ogden Davenport Chicago Fort Madison Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hackett
Fort Madison
Robert Lamb
Kewanee
Harley Moore
Davenport
George Makars
Harry Mehlan
Chicago
John Prasch
Robert Robbins
Mt Morris
Donald Ross
Massillon
George Thomas
Carroll
Fred Wooster
Eagle Grove
Walter Kinch
Ward Long
John O'Keefe
Cedar Rapids
Class Of Ten Takes Consistory Degrees
A class of ten candidates undertakes the Iowa Consistory degree work at the eighty fifth reunion in the Scottish rite temple. The schedule spans from 8:30 a.m. Tuesday with the fourth degree to Thursday afternoon when the thirty second degree is conferred. Guests include Glenn A. Kenderdine of Des Moines and William Koch of Des Moines. The Cedar Rapids born group includes Albert Allen Elkader Al Willard Allen Worth Sherman Averill Ingram Bixler Sidney Walter Griswold Frederick Ament Groeltz Frederick Hoyland Otto Albert Kohl Charles Tootle Stanley and Harry Ted Yarowsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Glenn A. Kenderdine
Des Moines
William Koch
Sovereign
Grand Inspector General
Albert Allen
Elkader
al Willard Allen
Worth Sherman Averill Ingram Bixler
Sidney Walter Griswold
Frederick Ament Groeltz
Frederick Hoyland
Otto Albert Kohl
Charles Tootle Stanley
Harry Ted Yarowsky
Cedar Rapids
Haiti Seeks U S Aid Over Massacres
Haiti seeks U S government help to stop killings in the Dominican Republic where 3000 to 5000 Haitian workers and family members are reported killed. Foreign Minister Georges Leger urged Undersecretary Sumner Welles to press for action and reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
United States
Santo Domingo
Georges Leger
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Leger
Sumner Welles
Dejabon
REA to Re Examine Iowa Projects
REA officials said they will re examine Iowa projects to assess if they can bear added costs after a state commerce ruling split responsibility for eliminating inductive interference between rural electric lines and telephone systems. Funds have been limited to projects with telephone agreement or no interference issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Iowa
REA
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Iowa Commission
Towa
Burglars Hit Several Letts Businesses Early Tuesday
Louisa county authorities seek clues to burglars who entered multiple Letts businesses including the post office. Loot valued over 500 dollars, with more than 400 dollars from the post office mainly stamps. Utilities office, grocery, pool hall, lumber yard office, and grain elevator also entered. A gun and small change missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Louisa County
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Continue Hearings On Towa Coal Prices
The national bituminous coal commission in Washington continued hearings on Iowa as a separate coal price area until December 8. Iowa producers requested the postponement to prepare coordinating agreements and align with other coal price considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Washington
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas F. Lange
R. L. Burkland
Lancaster
Lange
C. G. Ferguson
Little Falls
N. J
Ferguson
Paul
Burkland
Fifth Avenue SE
Clara Robinson
Colonial Tea Room
F. R. Harper
Justin W. Albright
Maurice E. Ford
Donald M.eonard
William G. Hottensen
Orville H. Tousey
L. Gordon Walker
Shirley Clark
R. S. Horton
W. H. Damour
William H. Damour
Long Island
N. Y
Damour
F. W. Damour
Twenty-first Street
Frank C. Kellogg
Park Avenue SE
Louise Kowalke
Devere N. Smith
Nelle Erwin
Robert C. Toms
John L. Gilmore
Aulden Griffin
Richard Miller
Coe Y.W
Elaine McNabb
William Sedlaceks
Sobodas
M&s. G. C. Fletcher
Mrs
Clus
C. A
Mrs. White Home
Mrs. Byler
Elton
Wells
Mrs. Pilcher
William Nortons
Ornery
Minnesota
Beta Phi Alpha
George Farmer
Fred Schneiders
P.T.A. Meetings
Tyler
the Citadel
Emil Petraneks
Miss Mach
Mrs. McGuire
Isabella
John Detlefs
Carl Dueser
D Gazelte Photo
U. S
Zoric
Rapids Phone
BES
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