Wedding Of Miss Virginia Fletcher Of Interest Here
The Cedar Rapids area notes the marriage of Miss Virginia Fletcher daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fletcher of Chicago to David Louis Kempf of Camden New Jersey son of Mr and Mrs Louis J Kempf of Hinsdale Illinois The ceremony is at 8 30 this evening at Mrs James W Good’s Evanston home Read by Rev Albert Joseph McCartney with Mrs John Sherman as matron of honor and Mrs King Williams as brides maid Best man is Joseph Norton with ushers John Sherman John Fletcher Jr Donald Mote and Andrew Smith Ribbon bearers are Jackie and Peggy Ann Sherman The couple plan a brief wedding trip and will reside in Haddonfield New Jersey The groom is a Northwestern graduate and works with Travelers Insurance in Camden The bride is an alumna of Pine Manor Wellesley and Northwestern University
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Cedar Rapids
Virginia Fletcher
John Fletcher
Chicago
David Louis Kempf
Camden
Louis J. Kempf
Hinsdale, Jr
James W. Good
Evanston
Albert Joseph McCartney
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Washington, DC
John Sherman
Hinsdale
King Willams
Chicago Heights
Joseph Norton
Evanston, Tl
John Fletcher, Jr
Cleveland Ohio
Donald Mote
Andrew Smith
Indianapolis
Jackie
Peggy Ann Sherman
Mrs. Good
Mrs Good
Valles
Haddonfield NJ
Wiliam M Deacon
Inez
Marjorie
Lumir Severn
Jean
Bill Miss Fletcher
CJ Deacon
Pine Manor
Wellesley Mass
Northwestern University
Alpha Phi Sorority
Kempf
Paris
Clark
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Honolulu
Coe
Travel party leaves for Florida visit this spring
A motor holiday party travels from aiidgeway drive SE to Coral Gables Florida for a three or four week visit with Mr Newburger's parents Mr and Mrs G F Newburger. In St Louis they meet Mr and Mrs FE B Berkowitz of Kansas City who will accompany them, along with Mrs B J Newburger.
Burmeisters Return After Visit With Ramacy Family
Mr and Mrs Lester Burmeister of Chicago returned home last weekend after spending several weeks with Mrs Burmeister’s parents, Mr and Mrs J M Ramacy, 1733 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Burmeister
Chicago
Burmeisters
J M_ Ramacy
Second Avenue SE
Mrs Hulman Hosts Wednesday Card Club in SE Home
Mrs Charles F Hulman of 34 Thid Avenue SE will host the Wednesday Card Club with a bridge session following an afternoon tea at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Hulman
Thid Avenue
Inneheon
Wednday Bridge
Mrs Thompson Joins Austin Posas After Fat Dah tragety
Mrs Ronald Thompson and her husband Mrs Thompson were connected with a Patt on pte Brac studio. The notice notes a Fat Dah ig ve event on Jus 20 and references Helen Butt of Cellar Rapids prior to the parish affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Thompson
Austin Posas
Thompson
Helen Butt
Cellar Rapids
Noartace
Plrce
Thom
Roy
Pte
Community clubs meet at members homes this week
Tirzah Soriets and Midhboro Club plan gatherings at Mrs bred Roo and Mrs S WoSetn homes. The Ladies auxiliary, Women’s Relief Corps, Friendly Circle and Suburban Co-Workers hold meetings or events at listed streets this week with schedule details and host addresses.
Ladies Literary Club Opens Year With Book Review
The Ladies Literati begin the season with an initial meeting at Mrs Harry Of Gage's home 1945 Second Avenue SFO. Mrs John Montague Ely reviewed Once A Grand Duke by Alexander Grand Duke of Russia. Tea was served by Mrs Gace and guest Mrs Mark Morton of Lake Forest Ill attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry of
Gage
Second Avenue Sfo
John Montague Ely
Alexander Grand Duke
Russia
Gace
Mark Morton
Lake Forest
Ill
PE O Hd Chapter Opens Meeting After Luncheon at Mrs Barlow’s
Twenty six members attended the Hd chapter opening meeting held Monday after a luncheon at Mrs Arthur A Barlow’s home 2520 Bever avenue SFE. Mrs Hal Ferguson was assistant hostess. The social committee served luncheon. Guests included Mrs Samuel Graham of DE and Mrs C W Dennison of CE Sibley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter Hd
PE O
Arthur A Barlow
Bever Avenue
Hal Ferguson
W W
Israel
H H Doolittle
Ferguson
Barlow
Charles Penningroth
Samuel Graham
C W, Dennison
Chapter CE
Sibley
East Side WCTU postpones meeting to next week
The East Side WCTU postpones its Tuesday meeting at Mrs. WR Grissel 2286 Upland Drive SE due to the state WCTU meeting in Denison. Delegates attending from the east side include Mrs S B Miller Mrs William Delzell Mrs Lucetta McCarn and Mrs W H Bontrager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wctus
Denison
East Side
WCTU
WR. Grissel
Upland Drive
S B Miller
Wiliam Delzell
Lucetta McCarn
W. H. Bontrager
Pattern Catalog Advertising Pottery Department 43 Worth Street
An old trade catalog note promotes Pattern Catatogue items from the Cedar Pottery Department at 43 Worth Street New York City. It advertises various tool and pattern sets with prices and instructions for ordering, including a twenty five cent listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounse Adams
Wrootvely Felon
Pateeca
Padua
o@ Cate Pottery
Worth Street
New York City
Anne Jack and Harlan Benner Wed in Home Ceremony
The ceremony for Anne Margaret Jack and Harlan Frederick Benner occurred Tuesday at 11 in the Jack home with Dr William M Evans of Coe College performing the double ring service. About thirty guests attended as Alma Turechek played music and Miss Lillian Clark served as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jack
Nineteenth Street
Anne Margaret Jack
Harlan Frederick Benner
Edward Benner
Honolulu
Tiawaii
William M Evans
Coe College
Alma Turechek
Lillian Clark
Cedar Rapids
Jack
James Jack
Indianapolis
Ind
Family reunion held at Mevichar home in Waucoma area
A Sunday family reunion took place at 1021 Avenue NW, hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Mevichar Jr. Attendees included the Knox family and relatives from Waucoma and nearby towns, with multiple generations enjoying a noon dinner and picnic baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mevichar
Avenue NW
D J I Knox
A Ll Knox
Joe Knox
Amber
Hallie
Lew Campbell
Clair
Hawke
Earl Knox
Lyle and
Paul
Waucoma
Dale Knox
DaLores
Frank Meachar
Frank
Eve- Na Reet Swain
Leighton Niles
Prank Melichar
Local church groups host bake sale and meeting notices
St Varri s Circle and Women s Guild schedule gatherings and a bagel sale at Olivet and Keane venues. The fifteenth street church circle plans Wednesday activities while Keane School Workers outline a union meeting at Keane Hall.
P T A Meeting Schedule at Buchanan School
The Buchanan Parent-Teacher Association meets Wednesday at 2 PM in the school. Mrs Fool Mistes will lead a round table discussion. Music will be provided by the grades.
Former Librarian Of P E O Talks At Chap DK Meeting
The first meeting of chapter DK of P E O was held Monday evening with dinner at Mrs. EB R Moore 536 Knollwood Drive SE. Annual reports from several committees and the treasurer were presented. Florence McKibben spoke on the Mount Pleasant library history and P E O data preservation. Guests included Mrs. W A Ball, Mrs. Ida Johnson, and Miss Marie Maus. Three reciprocity luncheons are planned, starting Oct 13 at Butterfly Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P E. O
EB. R. Moore
Knollwood Drive
L. E. Henry
Adam Crocker
Seattle
Wash
H Miller
Long Beach
Calif
W. A Ball
Ida Johnson
Marie Maus
Butterfly Tea Room
C E Auracher
J A. Yessler
Jessie B Dodds
Belle L. Butterfield
Fred C Mevers
L. M Downing
J W Bryan
Noel Newell
Harriett Moon
Otanda Camp Fire Hails New Guardian Louise Northcott
The Otanda Camp Fire group of St. Paul’s Methodist church hosted a tea in honor of new guardian Miss Louise Northcott at Mrs. J D Houser’s home. The afternoon featured a fall themed tea table, a piano solo by Betty Jean Starman, a reading by Anna Jean Sallach, and reels shown by Margaret Ann Twogood with an original song. The eighteen girl group welcomed Miss Northcott as guardian and will begin year’s activities Monday under her leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otanda
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Louise Northcott
J D Houser
Seventh Avenue
Betty Jean Starman
Anna Jean Sallach
Margaret Ann Twogood
Miss Northcott
Margaret Kellogg
Niagara Falls
Book reviews and music highlight Woman's club meeting
The history and literature department of the Woman's club heard book reviews by Mrs. S. V Shonka and Mrs. Frank Gates at the club home. Miss Theresa Naso sang three selections and ten followed the program. Tea was served by the social committee chaired by Mrs. F. S Snyder and Miss Ma thilda Snouffer with Miss Mary Woilitishek at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
S. V Shonka
Frank Gates
Theresa Naso
Coe College
F. S Snyder
Mathilda Snouffer
Mary Woilitishek
Lonesome Cowboy Bob Hastings Hosts Party in Mexico Visit
Bob Hastings known as the Lonesome Cowboy from XER Mexico attended a party hosted by Maude J Signall at 826 Eighth Avenue SW. Hastings sang and yodeled with guitar accompaniment and shared radio experiences and Mexico insights. Royce Baker also performed with Hastings on violin and will join Mr Tlastings to broadcast from St Louis at KMOX later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hastings
XER
Mexico
Maude J Signall
Eighth Avenue SW
Mr Hastings
Royce Baker
Mr Baker
Tlastings
St. Lous
KMOX
Boots Family Surprises Father on Sixty Second Birthday
Five children gathered at the Rompot addition home with picnic baskets to honor Mr Elis Boots on his sixty second birthday. The Cedar Rapids family group included Mr and Mrs Herbert Boots, Mr and Mrs Edward Welch with daughter, Mr and Mrs William Drew with children, Mrs William Myers with children, Mr and Mrs William Boots with children, and fifteen other relatives. Gifts were presented to Mr Boots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis Boots
Rompot
Boots
Herbert Boots
Edward Welch
William “Rew
William Myers
Willam Boots
Cedar Rapids
Mr Boots
Delphian Chapters Begin Their Study at Elms Tea Room
Alpha Delphian members start their fifth year with a luncheon and lesson on The Beginnings of Music led by Mrs Earl B Deizell at the Elms tea room. Reports came from Mrs H E Henderson Mrs C E Irwin Mrs E I Heuer Mrs D M Hall and Mrs Ben Ogden. Minerva Delphian met at 2 pm at the Chamber of Commerce with Early Music of the Asiatics Greeks and Early Christians as the study subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delphian
Elms
Earl B Deizell
H. E. Henderson
C. E. Irwin
E. I. Heuer
D. M. Hall
Ben Ogden
Minerva Delphian
Chamber of Commerce
H. G. Heiserman
A. E. Einen
Grace Haxby
W. Barnett
Edith Godden
Board Meeting Before Annual Fruit Reception Held at Sunshine Mission
An open board meeting at the Sunshine Mission will be held Wednesday at 1 30 preceding the annual fruit and vegetable reception. Association board members will serve tea to guests with gifts. Tea is organized by Mrs. E W La Plant Mrs Fred Small and Mrs Harriett Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
E. W. la Plant
Fred Small
Harriett Powell
O L A T Club to Meet for Picnic Luncheon
The O L A T club will meet at Mrs. W R Hall's home 1607 First Avenue EF on Thursday at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Co W Walser will serve as assistant hostess for the picnic luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O L. A. T Club
W. R. Hall
First Avenue
Co. W. Walser
Art group of A A U W meets at Mrs Cutler home
The art group of A A U W will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. H. O. Cutler’s home 511 Twenty third street SE. Any member of the organization may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Cutler
Twenty-third Street
Ministers Protest Publishing Names On County Relief
The Linn county Ministerial association denounces publishing names of county aid recipients and orders a letter of condemnation to the county board of supervisors. Speakers include John B Northcott Miss Jane Boyd and Mrs Clare Nichols. The meeting also notes recreation school plans led by Robert Murray and next talks on campaign issues by Reverends Little and Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Linn County Board of Supervisors
John B Northcott
Jane Boyd
Needlework Guild
Clare Nichols
School of Recreation
Playground Commission
Robert Murray
Robert Little
Arthur A. Brooks
Cedar Rapids
Flying Squares Quilt Pattern By Nancy Page
Nancy Page presents a wig wag Flying Squares quilt design with guidance on fabric scraps pattern, sizing for beds, cutting and sewing tips, and how to obtain the full size pattern by mailing three cents plus self addressed stamped envelope to Nancy Page care of this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Quilt Club
Nancy Page
Family trip ends as See family returns to Chicago
Mr and Mrs Ro H See and their sons Harry and Morley returned to Chicago after a week with Mrs Margaret See and sisters Mrs C H St Clair and Mrs C H Stive. They visited the O N See family in Key Lone. See is district install supervisor for Tilmon Bell Pe'e phone in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro H See
Harry
Morley
Chicago
Mr Sees
Margaret See
C H St Clair
C H Stive
O N See
Key- Lone
Mr See
Tilmots Bell Pe'e
Nudge Club Hosts Evening At Minewood Home
Dr and Mrs Hoyt Thomas entertained a Nudge club at their residence Sunday evening. Prins were won by Mr and Mrs Lee Summ. Mr and Mrs JOC Gorup were guests. The Almass Club will meet with Mrs John Vaughn for luncheon on Wednesday at 115 Fifteenth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Thomas
Minewood Drive
Ned
Prins
Lee Summ
Joc Gorup
John Vaughn
Joly Upewn Club Plans Meeting With Mrs RoW Maxson
The Joly Upewn club will meet with Mrs RoW Maxson at 2114 Bever Avenue SE on Wednesday at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly Upewn Club
Row Maxson
Bever Avenue SE
Troops Patrol Canton After Mine Worker Wounding
National Guard troops patrolled Canton Illinois after Robert Pollitt, longtime union leader and mine employee, was seriously wounded as he and his wife arrived at the home of mine owner Charles Pschirrer. Police and deputies tightened security amid a labor war between unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
INS
National Guard
Robert Pollitt
Pschirrer
Clearview
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
Progressive Miners Union
130Th Infantry
Peoria
C. C. Prickett
Prickett
G. Ray Senift
Pollitt
Charles Pschirrer
Five Powers Seek Germany Return to Arms Conference
In Geneva a five power effort to win Germany back into the disarmament talks gained traction. Norman H. Davis and Sir John Simon push the plan with French Premier Herriot reportedly swayed toward a London meeting. Germany insists on arms parity before rejoining, stressing non participation remains a worry for major powers.
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Geneva
Ins
Germany
Europe
Norman H. Davis
John Simon
Herriot
France
London
City Briefs and Personals Items Roundup
Grocery prices greatly reduced with a removal sale. Coykendall's at 726 Second Avenue advertises. Mrs. O. E. Kemp at 1540 Third Ave SE undergone major operation at St Luke's and is recovering. Miss Margaret Maddigan of 224 Paramount Building travels to Chicago for her aunt Mrs. John Nash's funeral. Mrs. David G. Bleakley of 2600 Meadowbrook Dr SE recovering and can see friends. Amana kraut supper 25 cents at St Paul’s church. Mr. and Mrs. A. G Charter depart for Kansas City and Ponca City for about a month. Elder E R Davis to start missionary sermons Oct 4 at 7 30 p m in LDS church Fifth Ave and Third St SW. O W Latimer and Co awarded 310 metal lockers for Adams School at setting by board of education. bid 78 cents for five box sockets was low among seven bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Maddigan
Paramount Building
Chicago
John Nash
O. W. Latimer and Company
Adams School
Washington Annex
Board of Education
Latimer
School board names custodians at Van Buren and Grant High
Leonard Field appointed custodian of Van Buren school and Donald Niell named assistant janitor at Grant High by the board of education. The board authorized a $300 expense for clerical help in the treasurer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Field
van Buren School
Donald Niell
Grant High School
Board of Education
False alarms trigger fire department responses this week
Firemen answered two calls on Monday night and Tuesday morning but found no blaze. The chief's car was sent as a precaution to a grocery store at 700 E Avenue NW for a leaking refrigerator. A general alarm at Fourth Avenue and Third Street SE at 7 35 a.m. Tuesday proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Avenue NW
Fourth Avenue
Third Street SE
Manchester Woman Sues Real Estate Firm for Fraud
Miss Florence Lindsay of Manchester Iowa filed a superior court suit in California alleging fraud in real estate contracts with Ernest W Bysshe Jr. She claims an $85 000 deal for a single lot was worth only $3 500 and names Frank A Arbuckle in the case. She cites Bysshe’s romantic conduct and a trip to Iowa. Defendants deny the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Florence Lindsay
Manchester
Superior
Ernest W Bysshe, Jr
Frank A. Arbuckle
Bysshe
Miss Lindsay
Elizabeth Ann Stough
Long Beach
Lindsay
Iowa
Arrest of Melvin Hunter After Street Collapse
Melvin Hunter was arrested at 7 40 a m Tuesday and taken to the city jail on a charge of intoxication. He collapsed on the sidewalk on First street SE between Second and Third avenues. Dr Thomas F Suchomel was called to treat cuts and bruises from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hunter
Hunter
First Street
Second
Third Avenues
Thomas F. Suchomel
United Brethren Sunday School Board Meets Wednesday
The first quarterly meeting of the Sunday school board at the United Brethren church will be held in the church auditorium Wednesday evening at 7 30. Officers and teachers form the board with active committees recently appointed and all members are urged to attend for year plans discussion and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Brethren Church
Induction at Ku Klux Klan Meeting Sparks Tense Night
A fiery cross marked a large gathering as a Klan induction took place near the city edge. The Rev J G Lilley was appointed pastor of Jan Hus Methodist Church and arrives from East Dubuque after three years there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
J G Lilley
Jan Hus Methodist Church
East Dubuque
G W Catterell
Dover
Minn
North Western
Fourth Street
Second Avenue
G Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
St Luke's Hospital
Upper Town
Suitcases Stolen With $12,000 Bonds
CHICAGO INS Suitcases containing 12000 in bonds were sought by police Tuesday. The bags belonged to Mrs Anna Hughes of Elgin Illinois and were stolen while a porter left them unguarded for a few minutes. The bonds are negotiable and the bags also held a St Louis bank book showing a 1200 balance and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Anna Hughes
Elgin
Ill
St. Louis
Amelia Bingham Performs in A Modern Magdalen at Greene’s
Amelia Bingham appeared in A Modern Magdalen at Greene’s opera house today. William Jennings Bryan, former Democratic nominee, is in the city for an address and is staying with John T Hamilton. Mrs. Jennie Berry departed for the G A encampment in Washington DC. A starch factory for the American Cereal plant near Cedar Rapids will be built. excavation starts next week in Riverside Park addition with Cedar Rapids investors Douglas brothers and George B Dutton involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Bingham
Greene
Opera House
William Jennings Bryan
John T Hamilton
Jennie Berry
G.A
Washington, D. C
American Cereal Company
Cedar Rapids
Riverside Park
Douglas Brothers
George B. Dutton
Breaded Veal Dishes and Desserts From a Daily Menu
The menu lists breaded veal for dinner with breakfast and luncheon options. Recipes include breaded veal rounds with egg crumb coating and a sauce, cucumber relish salad with French dressing, walnut bars with butter and sugar, and a vanilla nut cake batter baked in a shallow pan.
Washington and Jefferson college drops grass ban placards
In Washington Pennsylvania a college sign change replaces keep off the grass with Please walk on the grass. President Ralph C. Hutchinson says he likes walking on the grass and cares more about students than the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Washington and Jefferson College
Ralph C. Hutchinson
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Texas
Clubs
Tirzah Soriets
Tiraah Society
Bred Roo
Tia H Avenue NW
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Midhboro
Miebero da
Mrs S WoSetn
Wusiliary
Arpy Vinch
Women's Relief Corps
Womens Reted Corps
OO Fhaw
Fein Lucas ZI
H Avenue
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Bameo
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Diamond 760 Club
Mre
R. T Pratt
F. Ingram
C. TU
Anne Jack
Harlan Benner
Benner
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Arthur School
University of Hawaii
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Anna Gibb
William Jeffrey
Allen Gibb
George Palmer
Robert Jeffrey
Ames
Marie Kelly
Iowa City
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Dorothy Gibb
Frank Shramek
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Sarah Perry
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Ruby Taylor
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Mota Dvorak
Moos
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ALA
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Nirthday Party
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Minon Burke
Kathryn Nelson
Fiene Girciint
Cacile Mann
Jane Dong
Betty Kerr
Frances Truhbeck
Jean Mur
Jean Savage
E C Wonderlich
Buchanin Mich
Prnsday
H FP Kleamme
Third Avenue
Wonde Loh
Klemmie
Aetrustic Club
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Coykendall's
O. E. Kemp
Third Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
David G. Bleakley
Meadowbrook Drive
Mercy Hospital
St. Paul's Church
A. G Charter
A Avenue NW
Arkansas City
Kan
Ponca City
Okla
E. R. Davis
Rock Island
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Fifth Avenue
Third Street
Real Estate Co
California
Ralph Kramer
Co. Green
Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota
Rock Island Railroad
W. L. Pauley
Ernest L. Winn
Percy P. Smith
Alexander George
Waters
Allison
Auality Foods
Lyman’s
Mickey Mouse
Lyman
Hat and Dress Shop
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