Women's Clubs Of Third District Meet In Waverly
The annual meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs third district will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the Methodist church in Waverly. Theme is Progress for Human Needs. Registration starts 10 30 am with speakers including Rev G E Knoff Iowa State Teachers College. Mrs H C Houghton Jr Red Oak. Mrs Carl W Reed Cresco federation president. Mrs David Lennox. Mrs Charles Payne Grinnell. Members of Waverly Woman's club hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Methodist Church
Waverly
G. E Knoff
Iowa State Teachers College
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
Carl W. Reed
Cresco
State Federation
David Lennox
Charles Payne
Grinnell
Waverly Woman’s Club
White Cross Society Elects New Officers At Luncheon
Mrs Isaac B Smith retires as president of the White Cross society after a luncheon at Mrs E P Ristedts home 2662 Country Club Parkway SE New officers include Miss Lelia Johnson vice president and Mrs Amor H Sargent secretary ROSWELL H PICKFORD elected president treasurer remains Mrs Ben H Witwer and Mrs Ristedt retires as secretary The society has funded a hospital room for working girls at St Lukes and plans another charity project this Christmas season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Society
E. P Ristedt
Country Club Parkway
Isaac B Smith
Lelia Johnson
Amor H. Sargent
T R. Warriner
Roswell H, Pickford
Ben H Witwer
Ristedt
St. Luke's Hospital
Chapter HJ PEO Meets at Mrs Earley Nichols Home
Chapter HJ of PEO met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Earley Nichols 2406 Meadowbrook Drive SE with Mrs Philip Shive assisting. Miss Katherine Franken program chairman read letters from out of town members and introduced Mrs W D amour who discussed Women in the News. Thirty seven members and three guests attended including Mrs L Duncan of chapter M Shelbyville Mo Mrs Owen T Barry chapter FC and Mrs D I Berger chapter FC of Muscatine who has recently moved to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Earley Nichols
Meadowbrook Drive
Philip Shive
Katherine Franken
W. Damour
L. Duncan
Shelbyville
Owen T. Barry
Chapter FC
D. I. Berger
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Kappa Delta Pledges Host Tea at Coe College
Pledge members of Alpha Gamma chapter of Kappa Delta sorority at Coe College entertained pledge members from other Coe sororities at a Monday afternoon tea. Miss Marabelle Fuller presided at the tea table, decorated with white roses and white tapers in green holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Kappa Delta Sorority
Coe College
Coe
Marabelle Fuller
Mary Ravelstad
Ruthann
Kay Potter
Jerry James
Marjory Davis
Collin Keir
Joyce Sundalius
Helen Mary Knox
Betty Sharp
Ruth Ann Stritesky
Garden Luncheon Opens Chapter II Study Series
Members of Chapter II of PE Q gathered at Mrs. Arthur L. Augustine's home at 202 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE Monday for a garden luncheon. Mrs. Ingram Bixler spoke on Trends in China and Glassware, the first in a series on applied art directed by Mrs. Augustine. Guests included Mrs. Ray F. Anderson of GM Mrs. J H. Ferguson of DX Des Moines Mrs. W T. McConnell of DQ Los Angeles and Mrs. Harold J. Brownlee of London England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter II
PE. Q
Arthur L. Augustine
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Ingram Bixler
Augustine
Ray F. Anderson
J H. Ferguson
Des Moines
W T. McConnell
Los Angeles
Harold J. Brownlee
London
England
Elyses Return From Eastern Tour With Family Visit
Mr and Mrs John M Ely and their son Teddy returned home after a month traveling through the east visiting Provincetown and New York City The Ely family was joined by their son John Ely who stayed in Princeton New Jersey where he is a student at Princeton University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M
Ely
First Avenue E
Teddy
Provincetown
Cape Cod
New York City
John Ely
Princeton, NJ
Princeton University
P E OQ Chapter IF Luncheon Highlights Summer
Members of chapter IF of P E OQ met for luncheon at Mrs B Adkins home on Twentieth Street NE. The program outlined a resume of summer activities and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter
P.E. OQ
B. Adkins
Twentieth Street
Owens Family Returns From Eastern Trip
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Owens of 556 Knollwood Drive SE and their children Darlene Waneta Mae and Jimmy returned Sunday after a two week trip visiting Washington DC and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Owen
Knollwood Drive
Darlene
Waneta Mae
Jimmy
Washington, D. C
New York City
Mrs Bell Visits Family in Washington D C Over Weekend
Mrs Miles W Bell of Washington D C returned home after spending the weekend with her sister Miss Jean Gunn at 1257 Lake Avenue NE and brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs George Gunn at 1352 I Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles W. Bell
Washington, D. C
Jean Gunn
Lake Avenue NE
George Gunn
I Avenue NE
Pepsin and Senna Laxative for Digestive Relief
An advertisement promotes a combination laxative containing Pepsin to aid stomach digestion and Senna to stimulate bowel movements. It claims relief from acid indigestion gas coated tongue and sour taste by dissolving undigested protein and waking up lazy bowels. The product is described as child friendly and available at groggists today.
Beatrice Plistil and Paul Hookum Wed In Church Ceremony
Beatrice Plistil daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Plistil of Toddville wed Paul Hookum son of Clarence Hookum of Mount Pleasant at Peoples church Sunday at 8 am. The ceremony featured rose and peach gladiolus with an ornate white satin gown for the bride and a reception at the Commonwealth tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Plistil
Paul Hookum
Rudolph Plistil
Near Marion
Clarence Hookum
Mount Pleasant
the Peoples Church
Melvin L. Welke
Lorraine Jones
Lohengrin
Frederick Stewart
Ruth Talbot Peterson
Gordon Feekes
Toddville
Fern Hoag
Myr
Mrs. Hookum
Commonwealth Tea Room
Hookum
Southeastern States
Glenn
Orville AlNendar
Dewey
Ralph Rug
Millard Ray Miss Hansen Honored At Birthday Dinner
Mrs Millard C Ray hosted a dinner Saturday for the birthdays of Millard Ray and Betty Jane Hansen. Fifteen guests from Anamosa attended including James Ray Frank Ray Vernon Ray Jerry and others. Music and cards accompanied cake ice cream and coffee later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard C. Ray
Eleventh Street
Mr Ray
Betty Jane Hansen
John A Hansen
James Ray
Frank Ray
Stanley Zimmerman
Janice
Vernon Ray
Donald
Anamosa
James Clark
Jerry
John Hansen
Ray
Carl Eden, Jr
Amber
Gordon McComas
Elmer Sanberg
Larry
Harry Preston
Lawrence Clark
Rodney Newland
Charles Bartuick
Surprise Birthday Party At Mr and Mrs Jansen Home
Neighbors and friends gathered Friday evening at 113 Sixth Street SW for a surprise party celebrating Mr Jansen's birthday. Pinochle and 500 provided entertainment before refreshments were served. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bomkamp, Mr and Mrs Woodard, Mr and Mrs Bird, Mr and Mrs Klimes, Mr and Mrs Kiinsky, Mr and Mrs Buffington, Mr and Mrs Smith, Peter Schissel and daughter Margaret, and Miss Hazel Fattig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jansen
Sixth Street
Mr . Jansen
Frank Bomkamp
Will Woodard
Dewey Bird
Joseph Klimes
Jerry Kiinsky
I. A. Buffington
Leo Smith
Peter Schissel
Margaret
Hazel Fattig
Honor Miss Platner Shower At Mrs Caraway Home
A miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Mrs. G. H Caraway Saturday afternoon honoring Miss Harriett Platner whose marriage to George Caraway will take place this month. Hostesses were Mrs. Louis Tickal and Mrs. Ed Marx. Games followed by refreshments were served to 56 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H Caraway
Harriett Platner
George Caraway
Louis Tickal
Ed Marx
Engagement of Dorothy Rose to Frederick Anderson announced
Mr and Mrs William M Rose announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Frederick E Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson The couple met while Miss Rose studied at Washington High School Cedar Rapids Business College and worked for Wilson and Company Three and a half years Mr Anderson is a University of Iowa graduate Tau Beta Pi member employed by Stanley Engineering as a resident engineer in Estherville The wedding is set for November 12 at 4 pm at Kenwood Methodist Church with Rev E H Morrow officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Rose
Thirty-fourth Street
Dorothy
Frederick E. Anderson
Fred Anderson
Fruitland Heights
Miss Rose
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Wilson and Company
Anderson
University of Iowa
Tau Beta Pi
Stanley Engineering Company
Muscatine
Estherville
Kenwood Methodist Church
E. H. Morrow
Mary Walter and Robert Daggett Wed at St Patrick’s
Mary Lucille Walter daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Walter 436 Fifth Ave SW wed Robert A Daggett son of Mrs Ida Daggett 326 Fourteenth St SE at St Patrick’s Church. Rev D J Lenihan officiated. Bridesmaid Catherine Hanley best man Edward Ward. They will reside at 1322 Woodside Dr NW after Oct 15. Out-of-town guests from Chicago attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Mary Lucille Walter
A WN. Walter
Fifth Avenue
Robert A. Daggett
Ida Daggett
Fourteenth Street
D. J. Lenihan
Catherine Hanley
Edward Ward
Commonwealth Tea Room
Daggett
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Canada
Woodside Drive
St. Patrick’s High School
Mount Mercy Junior College
Washington High School
The
Rapids Chevrolet Company
C. A. Luehrman
H. Greer
Chicago
Ernest G Baker Birthday Dinner at 811 Seventh St SE
Ernest G Baker entertained friends and relatives at a Sunday dinner party at his mother Mrs E Blitsch home 811 Seventh street SE for his birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ray Ford and Bobby and May Mr and Mrs J A Baker and Sandra Mr and Mrs Walter Fry Mr and Mrs G W Mee Skimming and Jimmy and Miss Florence Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G Baker
E. Blitsch
Seventh Street SE
Ray Ford
Bobby
May
J A. Baker
Sandra
Walter Fry
Jimmy
Florence Scott
Local Family Returns from Ten Mile Lake Vacation
Mr and Mrs H J Nemec and Mr and Mrs E L Stearns spent two weeks at Happiness lodge on Ten Mile lake in Hackensack Minn. They visited Cass and Moose lakes and were joined by Mr and Mrs Leonard Roberts who will return later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H J. Nemec
Cavenne NE
E. L. Stearns
Ellis Boulevard
Happiness Lodge
Ten Mile Lake
Hackensack, Minn
Cass and
Moose Lakes
Leonard Roberts
Fourth Avenue SE
Beta Delphian Meeting at the Y W C A Thursday
The Beta Delphian group will meet at the Y W C A on Thursday at 7 30 p m. The notice indicates a regular gathering with a scheduled start time and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Tyler P T A Study Group And Edgewood Picnic News
The Tyler study group will meet Wednesday at 1 15 p m at the Community House with Miss Marvel Foster conducting the first aid lesson. Edgewood No 1 P T A plans a picnic lunch Thursday at 12 30 p m at Mrs Robert Erickson's home near the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Miss Marvel Foster
Edgewood No. 1 P. T. A
Robert Erickson
Luncheons Honor Out Of Town Guests In Cedar Rapids
For out of town guests the luncheon hour remains a favored social window in Cedar Rapids. Mrs George Laird hosted at the Cedar Rapids Country Club to salute Mrs Harold J Brownlee of London England, guest in the home of Mr and Mrs Roy E Curray. A second host, Mrs Harry J Chadima, honored Mrs Robert Mohrbacher of Long Beach California, a guest in the home of her sister Mrs Robert P Ford. Several local ladies participated in the gatherings with card club luncheon at the Country Club featuring three tables of bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Laird
Vernon Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Harold J. Brownlee
London
England
Roy E. Curray
Linden Drive
Curray
John M_ Ely
Agatha Cherry
Nelle Cherry
Harry M_ Gage
Richard Lord
D. M. Taylor
M. R. Warren
Henry P Howells
D. Marshall Hall
Joseph W. Stenner
Eleanor Taylor
Harry O. Cutler
R D. Taylor
Country Club
Harry J. Chadima
Twenty-third Street Drive
Robert Mohrbacher
Long Beach
Calif
Robert P Ford
Maplewood Drive
Alfred C. Torgeson
Kimball
Neb
James L. Bever
Washington Avenue
Balcom Luberger
Second Avenue SE
Social Courtesies For Mary Jo Johnson Wedding
Monday and Tuesday events honor Miss Mary Jo Johnson ahead of her Friday marriage to Howard E Lee. A Tuesday luncheon at Killian’s Tea Room hosted by Mrs Peter McCracken featured Johnson, her mother Mrs George A Johnson, Four Eve Club members, and guests including Nellie Stoltenberg, Emily Conwell, Emma Lee, Janet Dunlap, Ula Brown, Olive McNabney and Stella Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Johnson
Howard E Lee
Miss Johnson
Peter McCracken
Highland Drive
Killian’s Tea Room
George A Johnson
Four Eve Club
Nellie Stoltenberg
Emily Conwell
Emma Lee
Janet Dunlap
Ula Brown
Olive McNabney
Stella Smith
Emma Boeler
Ira Moore
First Avenue W
Meredith Yerkes
Hileen Wood
Donald Burgess
George A. Johnson
History and Literature Meeting at Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club history and literature department held its first meeting with 60 attendees. Mrs. C. Moffit welcomed members, and Mrs. Aulden Griffin invited all to upcoming general and district meetings. A style show and card party were announced for Friday, with further remarks on department programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lambda chapter honors rushees at Montrose hotel meeting
The Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted rushees at a Monday night meeting at the Montrose hotel. Twenty three members attended the educational program led by Mrs. Pierre Tracy. Ada Vedder poured at a late buffet luncheon with sponsors Mrs. F W Damour and Mrs. Frank C Kellogg present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Pierre Tracy
Ada Vedder
F W. Damour
Frank C. Kellogg
Downing Family Reunion Held at Ellis Park
The annual Downing reunion gathered at Ellis Park on Sunday with a picnic dinner and games. Members traveled from Vinton Mechanicsville Center Point Cedar Rapids and Marion. the 1940 reunion is planned for the first Sunday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downing
Ellis Park
Vinton
Mechanicsville
Center Point
Cedar Rapids
Marion
IHN Circle Plans Dessert Luncheon in Southeast Des Moines
Members of the I H N circle of the King's Daughters meet at 2400 Bever Avenue SE on Thursday at 1 30 p m for a dessert luncheon with Mrs Bertram Puckett hosting and Mrs D A Nicholson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.H.N. Circle of the King's Daughters
Bertram Puckett
Bever Avenue
D. A. Nicholson
Mrs Cullman Hosts Scavenger Hunt for Daughter Eroy
Mrs Louis Cullman of 428 Ninth Street NE entertained Friday evening with a scavenger hunt for her daughter Eroy. The group included Misses Margaret Hunter Beverly Smith Virginia Boyle Colleen Bedell Mariette Einen Jean Ann Nelson Theodora Davis Charlene Huber Peggy Hruska Topsy Carberry Alene Gundling Nadine Bowser Betty Marie Anderson and several young men Raymond Westrom Robert Burnett Robert Hash John Nash Dick Kemp Louis Shepard Bob Cornish Kenneth Savel Jack Griner Maxine Hammond Jimmy Pickford Keith Hinds Eugene Moore Bob Hladek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cullman
Nineteenth Street
Eroy
Werte
Cullman Home
Margaret Hunter
Beverly Smith
Virginia Boyle
Colleen Bedell
Mariette Einen
Jean Ann Nelson
Theodora Davis
Charlene Huber
Peggy Hruska
Topsy Carberry
Lene Gundling
Nadine Bowser
Betty
Fourth Nighters Open Season With First Dance
The Fourth Nighters start their season with an invitational dance on Wednesday at 845 p.m. at the W. C. A. An orchestra will provide music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C
Weekend guest event at Marion home
Miss Lucille Noble of 1011 Sixth Street SE and her guest Miss Bea LaBarge of Stone City visited Sunday at the home of Miss Margaret Ross in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Noble
Sixth Street
Bea LaBarge
Stone City
Margaret Ross
Marion
Protester Tears Down National Furniture Banners
Lumir Pfeifer, 29, of 1829 L Street SW, tore down 16 banners during National Furniture Week. He was chased from First Street to the river by Captain Gordon Hughes and later fined $25 plus costs after pleading guilty to drunkenness in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumir Pfeifer
L Street
Pfeifer
First Avenue
First Street
Third Avenue
Gordon Hughes
Hughes
Fourth Avenue
Louis Prastka Named President of Iowa Jewelers
Louis A Prastka of Cedar Rapids was elected president of the Iowa Retail Jewelers Association at its 33rd annual convention in Fort Dodge. He succeeds H. L. Hands. Wallace G. Boyson was elected secretary treasurer and Grant Dudgeon of Ames was chosen vice president. Next annual convention set for Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A Prastka
Mount Vernon Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Retail Jewelers Association
Fort Dodge
H. L. Hands
Iowa Ity
Wallace G. Boyson
Park Avenue SE
Grant Dudgeon
Ames
Waterloo
Change Locks On High School Buildings To Limit Duplicates
High school locks were changed and keys redistributed with a prohibition on making duplicates without permission. J. C Blodgett, chairman of the building and grounds committee, reported this at the board of education meeting. Roosevelt School will receive work this fall with landscaping by Carl Baumhoefner, who will supply the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
J. C Blodgett
Carl Baumhoefner
Roosevelt
Baumhoefner
Dairy Dale School No. 2
Otis Road
Marak-Steffer Employees Testify on Stock and Credit Schemes
At a creditors meeting in a federal court room Referee Michael W. O Riely heard Marak Steffer employees describe stock being issued without payment and directors named. They testified Brown and Enck received shares and signed notes and mortgages to secure company credit. Further testimonies are scheduled with Steffer Murphy and Enck continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marak- Steffer Company
Federal Court Room
Michael W. O'Rieley
France
Tipton
Milo Hanzlik
Laurence Brown
Harry Enck
Mechanicsville
Brown
Enck
Marak
Marak-Steffer Company
Brown and Murphy
Marak-Steffer
Steffer
Commission
Marak- Steffer
O’rieley
Jess Murphy
Pearl Enck
Clem Kern
Arthur Vale
Jobless Taxes Due Oct 9 to Gain Liberalized Credit
J C Grinde deputy collector of internal revenue announced that under Section 902 of the 1939 social security amendments unemployment taxes for 1936 1937 and 1938 must be paid by Oct 9 to receive credit under liberalized conditions. Credits apply against the tax under Section 901 and require amended returns tax paid to the states and credit taken by the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Grinde
Internal Revenue
Grinde
City Briefs And Personals From Cedar Rapids Area
Local notices report a Wednesday chicken supper at First Lutheran church with prices 40c for adults and 25c for children. Mrs. Olive Helm underwent major surgery at St Luke's hospital with good Tuesday condition. Cedar Circle 1367 meets Turner's chapel Wednesday at 1 30 for Mrs Marie Northland service. Jack Frew and wife return from Manson after his father in law William Leist death. E G Baker of 811 Seventh Street SE fractures a bone in his left foot and remains home. Joan Kohler and Jack Carpenter featured at Waterloo cattle congress display and returned to Cedar Rapids. Mrs Fred Kubicek's major operation at Colonial hospital Rochester MN reported good. Jan Hus lodge No 51 meets Wednesday 7 30 p m with degree work for Mount Vernon and Springville candidates. Mrs Richard Spangler, 50, suffers fractured left ankle after fall near Cocoanut Grove tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Kohler
Jack Carpenter
Cedar Rapids
Fred Kubicek
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Colonial Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Jan Hus
Mount Vernon
Springville
Ex-Quakerettes Plan Wednesday Meet at Floy Meredith’s Home
Monday afternoon the group was taken to St Luke's hospital by the Ambulance Service. The Ex-Quakerettes will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Floy Meredith's home at 1513 E Avenue NE replacing a previously planned wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Luke's Hospital
Floy Meredith
E Avenue NE
Evangelist Sylvester Sanford Opens Campaign Tonight
Evangelist Sylvester Sanford will open a campaign tonight at 730 in the First United Brethren church on Fourth avenue and Seventh street SE. He will speak on the topic How Far Will You Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Sanford
First United Brethren Church
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
Larkin Reports Loss at White Castle
Eugene Larkin of 820 Second Avenue SW reported losing 60 dollars and a bank book at the White Castle lunch at 93 Third Avenue SW around 11 30 p m Monday. He forgot the money after using his handkerchief and found it missing when he returned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Larkin
Second Avenue SW
White Castle
Third Avenue
No Aliens On School Custodian Force Says Board
A year of unsigned crank notes to the school board alleges aliens in the janitorial force. After review the board reports 53 men and 4 women in custodial staff, eight foreign born all naturalized, with 31 percent having military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J XK
von Lackum
J. C. Blodgett
Crank
Blodgett
Bohemia
J. K. von Lackum
Herbert H Hoadley
Harold Trewin
Charles Penningroth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Third District
R. H. Pickford
White Cross
Mrs. Nichols
HJ. P.E.O
Kappa Delta
John M. Elys
Mrs. Adkins
E. H. Owens
Mrs. Bell
MR. Jansen
Miss Platner
Mary L. Walter
Robert Daggett
Ernest Baker
Minnesota
P.T.A. Meetings
Edgewood No
Ihn
Kresge
Minneapolis Kresge
Mrs. Cullman
Natl
Louis Prastka
Iowa Jewelers
Marak-Steffer CO
Davere
First Lutheran Church
Olive Helm
E Avenue
Drs
Cedar Circle 1367
Turner's Chapel
Marie Northland
Jack Frew
Manson
E. G Baker
John Hancock Company
Richard Spangler
Cocoanut Grove Tavern
A Avenue
U. B. Church
Ai-T
Rownd
Mirro
Mirro Chrome
Scar
Killian Company
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