Wallace G Boyson Celebrates Second Wedding Anniversary
Wallace G Boyson of 1602 Park Avenue and his spouse celebrate their second wedding anniversary with a Roosevelt hotel dinner hosted by friends. Guests include Donald R Laird and other couples marking the milestone, with a decorated table featuring pompous yellow brown chrysanthemums and bronze-tapered lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criples
Roosevelt Hovel
eUfar Sreth
Wire
Wallace G. Boyson
Park Avenue SZ
Donald R. Laird
Sir
Airs
Byron K. Anderson
Mir
Joseph F. Hindley
Thomas J. Markland
John Stearns
Herbert Levin
Ronald R. Holets
Mrs Craemer and Mrs Studer To Visit Chicago
Mrs Nicholas P Craemer and Mrs J J Studer will leave Wednesday morning to spend the weekend in Chicago and Milwaukee. They will be accompanied by Mrs Charles Brown of Wapakoneta Ohio who has been visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W OBrien, 523 Buvenut VE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas P Craemer
Woodland Drive
J. J Stuner
Vernon Drive
Chicago
Milwaukee
Charles Brown
Wapakoneta Ohie
W. Ogrien
Buvenut VE
Barbara Bloomhall home after week in New York
Miss Barbara Bloomhall of 2329 Bever Avenue SE returns Monday evening by streamline train after a week in New York City with Mrs Sumner H Foster. She visited Mrs Foster's parents Mr and Mrs E H Coe of Hewlett and Mr and Mrs John Foster of Lawrence, L I. She then traveled from New York to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bloomhall
Bever Avenue
New York City
Sumner H Foster
Foster
E. H. Coe
Hewlett
L. J
John Foster
Lawrence
L. I
Bloomhall
New York
Chicago
Black Hosts Bridge Club Dinner at Commonwealth Tea Room
Mr and Mrs R W Black of 2418 Grande avenue SE host a bridge club dinner Tuesday evening at the Commonwealth tea room. After dinner guests will return to the Black home for bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W Black
Grande Avenue
Commonwealth Tea Room
Black Home
Mr and Mrs Deacon Return From Evanston Visit
Mr and Mrs W M Deacon of 529 Knollwood Drive SE returned Monday evening from Evanston where they spent ten days as guests of Mrs James W Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Deacon
Knollwood Drive
Evanston
James W. Good
Birthday party for David Mac Clark honors seventh year
David Mac Clark hosted a Monday after school birthday gathering at his home 1927 Fourth Avenue SE with neighborhood friends including Gordon Sediacek Jimmie Virginia Minsfield Dickard Jack Prouty Yasid Hoyt David Burrell Uruce Foreman Theone Lorene Feremat Dven Joni Metram Terrie Burieson Frances Lommy Flee Keistein Marilyn Passun and Jack Clirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mac Clark
Shirley Clark
Fourth Avenue SE
Gordon Sediacek
Jimmie
Virginia Minsfield
Dickard Jack Prouty
Yasid Hoyt
David Burrell
Uruce Foreman
Theone
Lorene Feremat Dven
Joni Metram
Terrie Burieson
Frances
Lommy Flee Keistein
Marilyn Passun
Jack Clirk
Local Meeting Notes From M Joe GCarberos Home
Delegates gathered at the residence on Twenty earth street to discuss the state convention. The gathering involved members and local organizers, with plans referenced for the Kings Daughters event and related community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stargaret
Botton
M Joe Gcarberos
Mira Foark
oSanth
Mir Allen Starry
Kings Daughters
LV Koch
ROM Kerhy Wien
P E O Chapter HJ Meets and Plans Chapter Readings
Chapter HJ of P E O convened for a luncheon with members and guests including Mrs Edward H Files and Mrs Ruth Kemble. They opened with the first chapter of an original story by Mrs Bertha Penningroth and announced a five chapter sequence. Mrs Florence De Yarman will present chapter two on November 29. The group discussed the Thirty third biennial convention in St Louis with 878 delegates from 63 000 members and 2 000 chapters. P E O operates a loan fund over 800 000 to aid more than 6 000 girls and supports Cottey College at Nevada Missouri as a gift to the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Trosty
Egnt
Edward H Files
PW Jacobson
George McBud
J H. Ramsey
Ebayer DK
Rey Anderson
Wo Lawrence
Douglas Fork
BD Independence
Mirs
Bradford
Dubuque
Bertha Penningroth
Florence de Yarman
Anderson
Ruth Kemble
P E. OQ
St. Loui
United States
Canada
P E. O
Cottey College
Nevada, MO
Sisterhood
Guardians of Camp Fire Groups Meet
Thirty members of the Camp Fire Guardians association met Monday for dinner at Bishop's cafeteria. Mrs A J Anderson presided at a business session. Nadia Thorpe spoke on national standing. Mrs M R Warren explained Camp Fire budgeting within the Community Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Guardians’ Association
Bishop's
A J Anderson
Nadia Thorpe
M. R. Warren
Guardians
Jane Niles
Grand Council
Els Park
E Detton
Shies Tike
van Repstein Verna Hamed
Eleanor Atkife Son
Community Notices From Town Parish and Neighboring Homes
Fragmented OCR notes show upcoming gatherings at multiple homes including costs and dates. References include Mrs Chates Ankrey and Mrs Sella with mentions of islands and neighbors hosting events. No clear event details or coherent structure due to damaged text.
Bridge tournament results highlight many names and towns
M Giver Longueille and several partners led in the Condor Rayad event at the Hirnams open duplicate contract bridge tournament held in Peede Stunnersaop. Winners included Mrs R S Hardendorf of Condor Rayad Mrs Genevieve Keedick of Toleny and Mrs Harry Haldeman of Appleton Wisconsin. Others from Chicago Cedar Rapids Traer and Cedar Ray participated with various placements and a two week trip noted for Miss George Hore of Cedar Ray dp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Giver Longueille
R S Hardendorf
Condor Rayad
Genevieve Keedick
Toleny
Harry Haldeman
Appleton
Wis
Peede Stunnersaop
Tue
Roop Cunning’ Com
Grassnoof Chicago
Platz Caf Peat
S Sauansky
Fed Ete
Calon
Mercy Moe
Barktort
Chi Omega Eleusinian Dinner At Elks Club
Active members and pledges of Chi Omega at Coe College will dine at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Elks Club for the annual Eleusinian dinner with Iowa City chapter members as special guests. Dorothy Carr will present the myth with alumnae Ruth Cully Cecilia Kohl and many others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
Coe College
Elks Club
Iowa City
Dorothy Carr
Ruth Cully
Cecilia Kohl
Alfred W. Meyer
Raymond T. Moore
Wilbur D. Kennedy
J. W. Altfillisch
C . Perkins
Ray Ashlock
Elizabeth Focht
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
Iola Mentzer
L. D Dennis
Mary Jo French
Betty French
Margaret French
Marion Hepner
Pauline Ogden
Jane Dunlap
Isabel Selden
Primrose Selden
Phyllis Rogers
Lois Mae Clark
Engagement of Eleanor Brown to Delmar Rogers Announced
Mr and Mrs C K Brown announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor to Delmar R Rogers son of Mr and Mrs J B Rogers of Rock Island The announcement came at a personal shower party at the Brown home with tiny scrolls and invisible ink The couple are both graduates of local schools and plan to marry after the forthcoming ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Rachel Denin
Milton G. Eye
E. O. Brown
Carlos Kampmeier
Blanche Andersen
Betsy Jane Bridge
HE. McDermott
G. R. Hendrickson
Cavita
Frank Foushee
Noman B Scott
H G Metge
J .B. Rogers
Rock Island
Joyce Tschoepe
Marion
Miss Brown
Mr Rogers
Mt Mercy Alumnae Luncheon Set At Colonial Tea Room
Mt Mercy alumnae plan a luncheon this Saturday at 12 30 pm at Chora Robinsons Colonial Tea Room. All former students are invited and reservations should be made by Friday evening with Mary Heath Long or Georgianne Ryan using the listed phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mito Mercy College and Academy
Local Weddings Highlight Early Week Nuptials
Miss Charlotte Yoose daughter of Mrs C A Yoose of Potosi wed Howard I Knapp son of Mr and Mrs Joy Knapp of Lancaster in an informal Monday ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilson Fernas Forty third Street NE A later buffet reception followed. The couple plans to make their home at 1024 Third Avenue SE. Also Harold G Kessler and Miss Mader daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul E Mader Center Point were married Friday evening at 730 at Rev CC Miller's home with Rev Miller officiating in a single ring ceremony. A wedding dinner was held Sunday at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Yoose
A Yoose
Potosiwis
Howard I Knapp
Joy
Knapp
Lancaster
Wis
Wilson
Fernas Gir
Walhiam M Evans
Mrs Knapp
Lencaster
Sliss
Linda Yoose
Patoes
Third Avenue
Fernow
Mars Ja Mader
Paul E. Mader
Center Point
Harold G Kessler
CC Miller
Miller
Melvin Morgen
Melvin Morgan
Morgan
Center Point High School
Betty Cocayne
Airs
J. W. Cocayne
Hinkler Avenue
Frank M. Davis
Will M. Davis
Morett, Mo
Monett
Willam Riley Nelson
First Methodist Church
George Rice
Cocayne
Davis
Grant High School
Cornell College
Cedar Rapids Business College
Collins Radio Company
Monett Junior College
University of Arkansas At Fayetteville
Ozarks
Cedar Rapids
Johnson P T A Meeting At School Wednesday
Johnson P T A will meet at the school on Wednesday at 2 30 pm Mrs C I Hickok will speak on her trip abroad Music will be provided by children of the 4 room Tea will be served at the close of the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Johnson P ‘T
C.1t Hickok
Mrs Quarton Heads White Cross Society
Sulexer D Quarton was elected president of the White Cross society at a Monday afternoon meeting held in Mrs. Frank C Byers home at 314 Nineteenth street SE. New officers include Mrs. Van Vechten Shaffer as vice president and Mrs. Roswell H Pickford as secretary. Retiring officers were Mrs. David E Beardsley president Mrs. James Hamilton vice president and Mrs. David Turner secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs. Sulexer D. Quarton I
White Cross Society
Mornday
Frank C Byers
Nineteenth Street
Byers
Addison J. Ramsey
Amor H. Sargent
James E. Hamilton
van Vechten Shaffer
Roswell H. Pickford
T. R. Warriner
David E. Beardsley
James ©. Hamilton
David Turner
History and Literature Group Hosts Guest Tea
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club History and Literature Department opened its year with a guest day tea at the club house. Miss Matilda Snouffer welcomed members and guests. Mrs Warren Hansen and Mrs L. L. Owen poured. A program featured a poem selection and a humorous farce written by Mrs Armstrong, with a large hostess team assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Eerwin Ford Piper
Armstrong
A R. Glasier
Charles H. Siler
Larry Caulfield
Cc C Cunningham
T. H. de- Wees
Frank L. Brearton
C . Boller
E. R. Moen
Verle Jones
E. Campbell
F. Menor
S. P Beatty
E. J. Buser
Amelia Blizard
Lillian Bell
Zadie Snyder
C. A. Mahaffy
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Dinner Held at Coon Home
Thirty five alumnae attended a dinner meeting of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority chapter Monday evening at 1722 Bever avenue SE. Out of town guests included Mrs. D. I. Steninger of Wellman and Miss Eunice Brandt of Chicago. Steninger reported on the summer international convention at Troutdale in the Pines Evergreen Colorado. Committee chairmen were Auckerman Henderson Boileau Stookey Mueller Mateer and Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Wilma Coon
Bever Avenue
D. I. Steninger
Wellman
Eunice Brandt
Chicago
Steninger
Troutdale-in-the-Pines
Evergreen
Colo
A. H. Auckerman
Herbert Henderson
A. H. Boileau
Wayne C. Stookey
Lorraine Mueller
Harriet Mateer
Coon
Beta Delphian Meet Thursday on Williamsburg Restoration
The Beta Delphian chapter will start its fall term Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Montrose hotel. Mrs Anna Marr will lead the discussion on the topic Restoration of Colonial Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Montrose Hotel
Anna Marr
Colonial Williamsburg
Family outing at Waterloo with extended Iowa guests
Mr and Mrs W A Jay of 914 6th Ave NW Mason City and their son Darrell F Jay visited Waterloo on a Sunday trip with relatives Henry W Stock of Morrison and others. They shared a basket dinner and supper at Frank Crotty home then spent the afternoon in and around Waterloo with Mr and Mrs George Barnist Mr and Mrs Hubert Harrington of Aredale Mr and Mrs Ed Geise Miss Gussa Nelson and Walter Gray of Grundy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jay
Avenue NW
Darrell F Jay
Mason City
Henry W. Stock
Morrion
Waterloo
Frank Crotty
George Barnist
Hubert Harrington
Aredale
Ed Geise
Gussa Nelson
Walter Gray
Grundy Center
P E O Chapter DK Meeting Hosted by Mrs Richard Lord
Forty six members attended the P E O Chapter DK gathering at Mrs Richard Lord's home 1580 Third avenue SE. Guests included Mrs D T Brodine from Winchester MA and Miss Bernita Sebern from Marion. Mrs C T Hickok spoke on Travel Reminiscences with assistance from Mesdames George Yuall L D Burkhalter Jr J F Ball H H Henderson and Wilbur D Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E.O
Richard Lord
Third Avenue SE
D T Brodine
Winchester
Mass
Bernita Sebern
Marion
C T Hickok
George Yuall
L. D Burkhalter, Jr
J F Ball
H H Henderson
Wilbur D Kennedy
Crusaders circle to meet at Lena Borschel home
Mrs Lena Borschel of 1534 Washington avenue SE hosts nine Crusaders circle members Thursday at 7 pm. Attendees are asked to come prepared to sew and work on projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Borschel
Washington Avenue
Crusaders Circle of the
King's Daughters
M S Club Hosts Picnic Supper For Mrs. Alma McDaniel
The M S club held a picnic supper Monday at Mrs. Mary McDonnell’s home to honor visiting Mrs. Alma McDaniel of Minneapolis. Miss Minnie McDaniel hosted the guest and plans for the next meeting at Mrs. David McElroy’s home in November were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M_ S club
Mary McDonnell
Alma McDaniel
Minneapolis
Minnie McDaniel
David McElroy
Mrs Oliver Longueville Hosts Afternoon Bridge Tourney
Mrs Oliver Longueville of 2035 Blake Boulevard SE sponsors an afternoon duplicate contract bridge tournament on Wednesday at 1 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Betty Cocayne and Frank M. Davis Wed in Simple Ceremony
Betty Cocayne and Frank M. Davis were married in Monett in a simple afternoon ceremony on September 28. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after a wedding trip through the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Cocayne
Frank M. Davis
Gault Family’s Extended Central Visit Noted
Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Lowe welcomed Mr. and Mrs. William Gault of Los Angeles and their daughter Diane for several days. The group dined with Rev. and Mrs. August Cramer and then attended a local theater with Ann Thompson. Gaults previously visited Los Angeles family in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. Lowe
Camburncourt
William Gault
Los Angeles
Diane
Gaults
Mr. Gault
Pittsburgh
August Cramer
Twelfth Avenue
Ann Thompson
Tenth Street
Lillian and
Gertrude Cramer
Ethel Lowe
Winters Dinner Guests Include Milwaukee Visitors
Mr and Mrs F. H. Winters hosted Sunday guests Evelyn Brett and Ted Nehrbass of Milwaukee Wisconsin along with multiple Cedar Rapids and Cascade residents including F L Baldwin E A Martin O J Winters F P Schultz and family and L T Winters and family and D F Winters and daughter Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Winters
Seventh Avenue
Evelyn Brett
Ted Nehrbass
Milwaukee
Wis
F. L. Baldwin
E. A. Martin
O J, Winters
Cascade
F. P. Schultz
Dean
L. T. Winters
Raymond
D. F. Winters
Ann
Cedar Rapids
Picnic supper and dance hosted by Miss Jean Neary
Miss Jean Neary hosted a Monday evening picnic supper and dancing party at 930 Thirty third street SE. Attending were Miss Louise Flaherty, Betty Newton, Mary Ethel Hurych, Betty Becker, and Messrs Bill Green, Leo Yount, Jack Robinson, Walter Crowley, and George Brems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Neary
Thirtythird Street
Louise Flaherty
Betty Newton
Mary Ethel Hurych
Betty Becker
Bill Green
Leo Yount
Jack Robinson
Walter Crowley
George Brems
D A R Ashley Chapter Meets Saturday at Cedar Rapids Club
The Ashley chapter of the D A R will gather Saturday at 2 p m at the Cedar Rapids Woman s club house. Mrs Eugene Henely of Grinnell state radio chairman will speak on What Do We Get From the Air Hostesses include Mesdames O S Johnson Emma J Felton W L Crissman H H Doolittle G F Gibson and Miss Mary Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Chapter
Cedar Rapids
Hilda Upmier Pledges Alpha Gamma Delta at Coe College
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at Coe College announces the pledging of Hilda Marie Upmier of Ey. The pledging service occurred Monday at 3 p.m. in the chapter rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Upmier
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Hilda Marie Upmier
Dorothy Doolittle Pledges Alpha Xi Delta
One Alpha Xi Delta chapter announces the pledging of Dorothy Doolittle of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Doolittle
Alpha Xi Delta
Cedar Rapids
Luwinta Camp Fire Elects New Officers At Monday Meeting
Bernadine Frame is elected president of the Luwinta Camp Fire group at St Pauls church. Pauline Smith becomes vice president Betty Frederikson is secretary Marilyn Condon is treasurer and Nancy Yuill is scribe. A wiener roast is planned for Friday after the community fire. Mrs I J Donald serves as guardian and Dorothy June Duncan as assistant guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Frame
Luwinta
St Paul's Church
Pauline Smith
Betty Frederikson
Marilyn Condon
Nancy Yuill
Comracne
I. J. Donald
Dorothy June Duncan
Lyke Couple Plans Mitchell South Carolina Hunting Trip
Mr and Mrs E W Lyke of 80 H avenue NW will travel Thursday to Mitchell South Carolina for a ten day hunting trip with their English Pointer Rex. Rex previously found his way home after a 200 mile journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Lyke
H Avenue NW
Mitchell, S. C
Rex
I H N circle to meet for dessert luncheon at Kehnre home
The I. H. N circle of the King's Daughters will hold a dessert luncheon on Thursday at 1 30 p m at Mrs. M M C Kehnre home located at 605 Thirty third Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters
Pam
MM. C. Kehnre
Third Street
Miss Templeton Lectures On India At McKinley
Waterloo native Miss Marian Templeton a French teacher at McKinley School spoke on India its caste system and customs during a Tuesday morning assembly. She described a native costume worn by girls abroad and noted her prior mission school work in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Templeton
Waterloo
McKinley School
India
Miss Templeton
Dora Cargin
Maurine Hamblin
Darwin Jack
Bob Herrald
Bob Adams
Skelly Oil Dealers Gather for 1938 Advertising Campaign
About 250 Skelly Oil dealers and jobbers from Cedar Rapids Davenport and Waterloo met Monday noon in the Florentine room of the Roosevelt hotel. Executives from Skelly outlined the new merchandising and advertising program with speakers from Kansas City Chicago Davenport and Waterloo offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelly Oil Company
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Waterloo
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids Hill
Skelly Company
Mr. Chamberlain
J. Harper
Skelly
Chicago
Fenton Caldwell
George Ehrenberg
Ellis Loudon
Floyd Perkins
Three Hundred Teas and Juices Tasted in Berlin Conference
In Berlin a conference of the Manufacturers of Unfermented Fruit Juices tests three hundred non-alcoholic drinks. Attendees evaluate flavors, textures, and potential markets for new soft beverages presented by producers from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Y W C A Programs Support Girls Women Citywide
The Y W C A offers health recreation education and religious activities for girls women and working teens. It runs a diverse program including vocational guidance for unemployed graduates, chaperoned youth entertainment and a practice house training cooks and maids. About 2000 enrolled last year, with the building serving as a community center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mayo Clinic Speaker Addresses Doctors on Malignant Head and Neck Tumors
Dr. Gordon New of the Mayo Clinic Rochester will speak tonight on malignant tumors of the head and neck at Montrose hotel. The lecture is the second in a Linn County doctors cancer series. Meeting starts 5 pm with a 6:30 pm dinner and resumes at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon New
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Montrose
Linn County
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Wallace G. Boysons
Craemer
Sarbara Bloomhall
W. M. Deacons
Margaret Bottome
P.E.O
Vs. Frank V. Orr
Guardians of
Ciladiver
Grace
Walpole Cercles
Pee Walpole
Lee
Tee Roy Foente
Ankney Tfaves
Chates
Ankrey
Island
Cregg
Areares
Sella
Kemble
Kemble Floral Co
Iowa Theater
Plorsa
Cline Guest
VRS Tot Lynch
Telen Hare
Farfield
Foutt Avenue
Jake
Bover
Jake Hoke
Flandreau
Marjane Cawgill
Thrd Avenue
Arizona
Nevada
California
Sea Mexen
Mexico
Lowe TR
Satletien
Morris Greenberg Fur Shop
Granby Mae
Chi Omegas
Eleanor Brown
MT Mercy
Yoose—Knapp
Mader—Kessler
P.T.A. Meetings
Mrs. Quarton Heads
G. D
Crusaders Circle
Mrs. McDaniel
Longueville Bridge
J.G. Craven
Moimmai
Dag Rapids
Gigour City
LOWES
Castile
DOW Building
Second Ave
Second ST
MAY Drug Store
Luwinta Camp
E. W. Lykes
H. N. Circle
McKinley
Skelly Oil Co
Community Chest
Ana CO
Paramount Theatre
Killian
Anthony Martin
Leah Ray
Joan Davis
Helen Westley
Allan Lane
Dixie Dunbar
Lowell Thomas
Colleens
Ireland
Killian's
Sophie Lang Goes
Sophie Lang
Killian Company
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