Betsy Jane Bridge and Leslie P Farmer wed in Nashua
The wedding of Betsy Jane Bridge and Leslie P Farmer took place at the Little Brown church in Nashua. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F L Hanscom with family as witnesses. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myrl E Bridge, wore robin blue silk crepe. best man was Raymond Farmer. maid of honor June Bridge. After a Minnesota trip, the couple will reside at 1581 First Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Brown
Nashua
Betsy Jane Bridge
Myrl E. Bridge
A Avenue NW
Leslie P. Farmer
Frank O. Farmer
Second Avenue SE
F. L. Hanscom
June Bridge
Raymond Farmer
Hanscom
Roosevelt High School
Coe College
LaPlant- Choate Company
Farmer
Franklin
Minnesota
First Avenue SE
Greer W. McCrory, Jr
McFarlane Hosts Weekend Guests in City News
Mr and Mrs A G McFarlane of 420 Tenth Street NW entertained over the weekend Herbert McFarlane Miss Grayce Sherwood and Lloyd Roselip of East Chicago Ind visiting from Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. McFarlane
Tenth Street
Herbert McFarlane
Grayce Sherwood
Lloyd Roselip
East Chicago
Ind
Margaret Louise French and George Tilson Wed in Cedar Rapids
The wedding took place Monday at Immaculate Conception church with elaborate floral decor. Miss Margaret Louise French and George S. Tilson exchanged vows before relatives and friends, with detailed gowns, attendants, and a kiss at reception followed by a weeklong trip to Chicago and Wisconsin. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise French
George Tilson
Immaculate Conception
Margaret ‘Louise French
Walter James French
Eighteenth Street
George S. Tilson
Richard H. Tilson
Tenth Street
John M. Molloy
Leo
Rossini
Panis Angelicus
Franck
Moir
Betty Jean Stangler Weds Leonard R. Stearns in Kahoka Mo
Miss Betty Jean Stangler daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Stangler of 3219 Oakland NE and Leonard R Stearns son of Mr and Mrs Peter Lohr of 611 Eighteenth Ave SW were married Saturday in Kahoka Missouri Attendants were Mr and Mrs Frank Rocarek of Cedar Rapids Stearns works for French Sta mats company Roosevelt high school alum and Mrs Stearns McKinley she works at Dixie Cream Doughnut shop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Stangler
Daugter
Edward Stangler
Oakland Avenue NE
Leonard R. Stearns
Peter Lohr
Eighteenth Avenue
Kahoka
Frank Rocarek
Cedar Rapids
Stearns
Roosevelt High School
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Board Meeting Scheduled
Mercy hospital auxiliary board members will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the hospital library to discuss ongoing activities and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital Board
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
Camp Fire elects officers at First Lutheran church
Jo Ann Everhart was elected president of the Wicaka Camp Fire group Saturday at the First Lutheran church. Marianne Schwegler becomes vice president, Joy Syers secretary, and Eleanor Barnes scribe. Also present were Elsie Roy LeMont Mrs. R. E. LeMont and the guardian Mrs. J M Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Everhart
Wicaka
First Lutheran Church
Marianne Schwegler
Joy Syers
Eleanor Barnes
Elsie Roy LeMont
R. E. LeMont
the Guardian
J. M. Johnson
P T A Meetings Focus On Home Defense And Fears
Taylor P T A study group meets Wednesday from 2 to 3 PM with Mrs Rodney C Gould in charge to discuss The Fathers Part in Home Defense. Johnson P T A hears Greydon Worbais on How Fears Grow Up at 2 30 PM in the kindergarten room. GA class singers directed by Miss Gertrude Shoemaker. Tea hosted by Mrs Arthur Bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor School
Rodney C. Gould
Colton and Quinn Married in Kenwood Church Parsonage
Miss Ethel Colton of Mount Vernon and Blair Quinn of Cedar Rapids were wed Friday evening in the Kenwood Methodist church parsonage by Rev. Merton Green. The bride, a bankkeeper for Mount Vernon Bank and Trust, wore navy velvet with rhinestones. Quinn, an electrician with Iowa Light and Power, will live at 1245 Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Colton
Evans Colton
Mount Vernon
Blair Quinn
Cedar Rapids
John Quinn
Stratford
Kenwood Methodist Church
Merton Green
Rubye Beach
Charles Cline
Mount Vernon Bank and Trust Company
Quinn
Iowa Light and Power Company
Third Avenue
YWCA Iowa Chapter Meeting Attended by Cedar Rapids Secretaries
Cedar Rapids YWCA secretaries joined the Iowa chapter gathering of the National Association of Employed Officers of the YWCA in Waterloo. Miss Adria Titterington of Des Moines led Saturday discussions while Dubuque members led Sunday worship. Attendees included Miss Marguerite Stein Miss Ida May Hoffmann Miss Mari Helen Williams and Miss Frances Barker. They also visited the YMC A camp at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Y.W.C.A
Iowa
National Association of Employed Officers
Y.wca
Waterloo
Adria Titterington
Des Moines Y W.ca
Dubuque
Marguerite Stein
Ida May Hoffmann
Mari Helen Williams
Frances Barker
Cedar Falls
Dutch Treat Dinner Held by Local Club
Mr and Mrs Herbert Killian Dr and Mrs Henry Hamilton and Mr and Mrs Albert Andreas gathered at the Elks club Saturday for a Dutch treat dinner preceding the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Killian
Henry H Hamilton
Albert Andreas
Elks Club
Mrs Stone Given Surprise Farewell
Mrs Doyle Stone of 1118 J Avenue NW was surprised Friday evening at a farewell party hosted by ten friends before her move to Sioux City. A gift and cards were exchanged, with attendees including Mesdames Clarence Baker H A Thompson Jack Brewer Lester Corrigan M Bennett W M Eileen Lloyd Forsberg Sam Redines William Kisling and Jack Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Stone
J Avenue
Sioux City
Clarence Baker
H. A. Thompson
Jack Brewer
Lester Corrigan
M. Bennett
Lloyd Forsberg
Sam Redines
William Kisling
Jack Kelley
Colonial Dough Boys Form With Lunch Meeting
The first meeting and buffet lunch of the Colonial Dough Boys was held at the Colonial Baking company Saturday. Roy Pearson served as temporary chairman. Elected officers include George McAchren as chairman, Roy Pearson as treasurer, Howard Dickson as recording secretary, and Erwin Miller and George Sturtz as trustees. A Halloween dinner dance was planned for October 24 for members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Dough Boys
Colonial Baking Company
Roy Pearson
George McAchren
Mr. Pearson
Howard Dickson
Erwin Miller
George Sturtz
Local Hosts Welcome Guests from Several Cities
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brunner of Nora Springs, Mrs. Eva Mc Ninch of Marble Rock, and Mrs. Margaret Pearson of Los Angeles were guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Verle Porter at 405 Twenty Fifth Street SE and Mrs. Forest Ackley at 1500 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brunner
Nora Springs
Eva Mc Ninch
Marble Rock
Margaret Pearson
Los Angeles
Verle Porter
Twentyfifth Street
Forest Ackley
Bever Avenue
Delegates Named for State PTA Convention in Des Moines
Cedar Rapids will be represented at the twenty first biennial Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers convention opening Tuesday at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Cedar Rapids delegates include Mrs Vernon L Spohn and Mrs Willis Clark, president and vice president of the Cedar Rapids P T A council. School representatives listed are Mesdames G H Johanos, F V Du Toit, J A Hanus, J B Frasher, Harold ae L H Blaha, Clyde Peremsky, C H Lisenbee, Orlo Levan, William Counterman, L J Jiricek, Arthur Norman, C A Love, R E LeMont and Wesley Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
Vernon L. Spohn
Willis Clark
P.T.A. Council
G. H Johanos
F. V. du Toit
J. A. Hanus
J. B Frasher
Harold Ae
L. H Blaha
Clyde Peremsky
C H Lisenbee
Orlo Levan
William Counterman
L. J. Jiricek
Arthur Norman
C. A Love
R. E. LeMont
Wesley Ward
Lutzs Celebrate Sixth Wedding Anniversary At West Home
Mr and Mrs Frederick N Lutz were guests of honor Sunday at dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Burgess West for their sixth wedding anniversary at 2223 Linden Drive SE. The Lutzes plan a Wednesday departure for a vacation in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Lutz
Woodland Drive
Burgess West
Linden Drive
Mrs Lutz
Chicago
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Meet at Mrs Randall's
A Gamma Phi Beta alumnae dessert gathering is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the residence of Mrs John Randall, 328 Forest Drive SE. New members should RSVP to the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
John Randall
Forest Drive
Theater Board to Meet at Craemer Home
Members of the Community Theater board will convene Monday at 7 30 o clock at the home of Mrs Nicholas Craemer 349 Woodland Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Community Theater
Nicholas Craemer
Woodland Drive
Junior D A R Members to Convene Hosts Picnic Supper
Mrs. J. C. Lick at 360 Twentieth Street SE will host a picnic supper for junior members of the Mayflower chapter D A R Thursday at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lick
Twentieth Street
Mayflower
D.A R
Family Dinner Honors Private Poole Visitor
Mr and Mrs Bruce Donisthorpe hosted a family dinner at 952 Tenth Street NE in honor of Private Charles Poole of Fort Francis E Warren Wyoming visiting his mother Mrs Essie Poole at 515 McKinley Street SE on his way home to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Donisthorpe
Tenth Street
University of Iowa student attends Tau Beta Pi convention
Mrs. T Cyril Noon of Iowa City spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs H M Hill at 1706 Sixth Avenue SE. Her husband Mr Noon a senior in the University of Iowa engineering school was in Philadelphia serving as a representative to the Tau Beta Pi national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cyril Noon
Iowa City
H M. Hill
Sixth Avenue
Noon
University of Iowa
Philadelphia
Bet ty Curtis to Wed Charles Stephenson in Trinity Methodist
Miss Betty Jane Curtis daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Curtis 7006 avenue NW will marry Charles Stephenson of Alburnett Friday at 430 PM in Trinity Methodist church The ceremony will be conducted by Rev William O Eckler with Miss Eunice Flannigan as sole attendant Clifford Mahan as best man Lorraine Fensterer to play organ and Harold Barlow to sing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Curtis
A. B. Curtis
Avenue NW
Charles Stephenson
Alburnett
Eunice Flannigan
Clifford Mahan
Trinity Methodist Church
William O. Eckler
Lorraine Fensterer
Harold Barlow
Family Night Program at Daniels Park Missionary Society
Mrs. Edith Sheetz showcased dolls from nations during the family night supper in the church parlors. Mrs. T. E. Pirtle presided, Mrs. Edward Dahms led devotions, and a summary of the September meeting was given by Mrs. Dahms and Mrs. Harry Grime. Ninety five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Sheetz
Daniels Park Missionary Society
T. E. Pirtle
Edward Dahms
Dahms
Harry Grime
We the Women by Ruth Millet offers cautious city career cautions
Gazette Special Writer examines Nellie of Centerville who goes to Chicago or San Francisco for work and risks losing her warmth and friendliness. Dr. Ernest Burgess argues a deadpan, cynical posture harms marriage prospects, yet the piece urges retaining individuality while pursuing urban opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Big City
Ernest W. Burgess
University of Chicago
Burgess
Centerville
Chicago
San Francisco
New York
Aunt Het Reflects on Cleanliness Standards for Children
Aunt Het weighs judgment and upbringing, arguing sunlit play helps youngsters while contending that nearly naked behavior appears scandalous in a small town setting. Her remarks reflect community norms on modesty and child-rearing.
Residents Return From Outing To Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids residents return from various trips over the weekend. Miss Agatha Cherry and Miss Nell Cherry arrived home after a three week motor excursion to Williamsburg Virginia with stops in Washington Baltimore Richmond Pittsburgh and Chicago. George Durin, on a one week furlough after maneuvers in Louisiana, visits his parents in Brownwood Texas. Mrs Harry S Johnson returns from Des Moines to her Cedar Rapids home. Dr Myron Koenig and Mrs Koenig spent the weekend in Vinton with family. Mr and Mrs Philip W Shive came home after attending the Iowa State Nebraska game at Ames and visiting their son Tom there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Miss Agatha
Miss Nell Cherry
Grande Avenue
Williamsburg
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Richmond
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Walter L. Cherry
George Durin
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Tex
Alfred E Durin
Linden Drive
Louisiana
H. E. Wagner
Des Moines
Harry S. Johnson
Washington Avenue SE
Myron L. Koenig
Third Avenue SE
Vinton
Myra Koenig
L. P Gordon
Philip W. Shive
B Avenue
Ames
Tom
Mrs Arthur Garrett Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Arthur Garrett of 259 Eighteenth Street NW was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party held at her home Friday. Attendees included Mesdames Harry Teahen, Arthur Schmidt, Mark Brodie, S F McCullough, Fred Pratt, Steven Pattee, Arthur Garrett and Arnold Barta, Janet and Cynthia Pattee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Garrett
Eighteenth Street
Harry Teahen
Arthur Schmidt
Mark Brodie
S. F McCullough
Fred Pratt
Steven Pattee
Arnold Barta
Janet
Cynthia Pattee
Birthday Party Honors Charles Mrstik Fifth Anniversary
Mrs. Louie Mrstik of 1127 Third Street SW entertained Saturday at a birthday party for her son Charles on his fifth anniversary. Attendees included Richard Spangler Jerry Canarr James Canarr Dewain White Franklin Katz Joseph Thomas and David Gramman Ray Strum and Dale and Erma Fye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Mrstik
Third Street
Charles
Richard Spangler
Jerry Canarr
James Canarr
Dewain White
Franklin Katz
Joseph, Thomas
David Gramman
Ray Strum
Dale
Erma Fye
Blessing Visits Parents in Sparta from Wisconsin Welfare
Miss Doris Blessing of Sparta Wisconsin a field worker for the Wisconsin state department of public welfare arrived Saturday to visit two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs L E Blessing at 215 Fifteenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Blessing
Sparta
Wis
Wisconsin State Department of Public Welfare
L. E. Blessing
Fifteenth Street
Cooperation Talk At Trinity Methodist By Mrs Nicholson
W S C S members of Trinity Methodist Church met Friday to hear Mrs Thomas Nicholson of Mount Vernon speak on Cooperation. Circle vice chairmen hosted a tea with Mrs W O Eckler presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Trinity Methodist Church
Thomas Nicholson
Mount Vernon
W. O. Eckler
Advice From Mary Manners on House Help and Hearts
Dear Miss Manners answers two questions about workplace privacy and dating while a partner is away. She advises Erma to seek respectful work elsewhere and suggests the reader may date others during the long absence. The column then counsels a married woman considering leaving her husband to return home, noting the dangers of hasty marriage for pride and urging family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eeMs
Erma
Miss Manners
Beethoven Club Organ Recital at Westminster Church
The Beethoven club stages an organ recital at Westminster Church on Tuesday at 8 15 p.m. The program includes Ave Maria, Jubilate, Arioso, and other selections arranged for organ. Rev James H. Blackstone Jr. conducts with Helen Stark as director and Jean Blackstone on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Westminster Church
Uae
Jenkins
Westminster Church Choir
James H. Blackstone, Jr
Helen Stark
Clokey
Mrs Heefner Honored at Shower Hosted by Finefield Home
Mrs Kenneth Heefner formerly Marianne Foushee was guest of honor at a shower Friday hosted by Mrs Lyle Finefield at 1337 B avenue NW. Mrs T E Thorpe was co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Heefner
Marianne Foushee
Lyle Finefield
B Avenue NW
T. E. Thorpe
Pris cilla H Dvorak Sanborn Nuptials Announced
Mr and Mrs Fred R Sanborn announce the marriage of their daughter Priscilla H to First Private Wesley G Dvorak son of Mr and Mrs Wend Dvorak on September 10 Private Dvorak is stationed at Fort Lewis Washington Mrs Lumir Kaplan attended the couple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Sanborn
Priscilla H
Wesley G. Dvorak
Wendl Dvorak
Nineteenth Avenue
Dvorak
Fort Lewis
Wash
Lumir Kaplan
Novel potholder pattern for scottie and cat holders
Pattern 2976 shows four strand string potholders with scottie and cat designs. Includes charts, directions, and stitch illustrations. Send 10 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette neediecraft dept 82 Eighth Ave New York NY. include pattern number name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Neediecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Werba announces engagement of Elsie to Harry Mason
Mr and Mrs C F Werba announce the engagement of daughter Elsie to Harry A Mason son of Mr and Mrs A P Mason of Portland Oregon The wedding is set for October 18 at an upcoming ceremony in Washington DC area or vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Werba
N Street
Elsie
Harry A. Mason
A. P. Mason
Portland
Ore
Out of Town Visitors Feted at Dinner
Mrs. Anna Meek of Baltimore and Mrs. Kathryn Rundle of Detroit were guests of honor at a dinner in Killian's tea room Saturday hosted by Miss Mary Redmond and her mother Mrs. Mary Redmond of 1924 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Meek
Baltimore
Kathryn Rundle
Detroit
Killian
Mary Redmond
Fourth Avenue SE
Social 50 Picnic Luncheon Planned
Members of the Social 50 club will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m for picnic luncheon in the home of Mrs. Jessie Hayward at 1040 Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social 50 Club
Jessie Hayward
Third Avenue SE
B B Class Potluck Set at Mrs Fitch Home
Members of the B B class of First Lutheran Church plan a Wednesday potluck supper at 6 p.m. at 1821 Sixth Avenue SE in the Fitch residence. Meat coffee and cream will be provided, attendees to bring picnic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Fred Fitch
Sixth Avenue SE
Pythian Sisters Bus to District Convention in North English
Community groups schedule meetings and events including a district convention chartered bus trip to North English on Oct 16. Beatrice Redies listed for reservations and club notices cover Linden Camp No 145 Modern Woodmen of America Moose hall meetings, Rock Island Woman's Club social hour, Cedar Rebekah business session with bingo, Praha Rebekah picnic and card party, and Daughters of Hawaii Cedar Rapids lodge picnic supper at Sokol hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North English
Beatrice Redies
Linden Camp No
Modern Woodmen of America
C.F. Hall
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
K. P
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Acne Advice and Home Shampoo Tips for Teens
A reader asks if acne in a fifteen year old can be from rich foods and seeks safe home care. The doctor notes acne is common in early teens and usually improves with proper treatment, reducing scar risk. recommends family physician or dermatologist. Also includes at home shampoo method using unscented soap shavings dissolved in water and nightly brushing to distribute natural oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A
Community groups plan food, games and meetings this week
Standard Life association No. 172 hosts a picnic supper at 6 30 p m in the Glow room of the Gas company with card party to follow. Tirzah society invites members and friends to entertain at 7 30 p m at 883 Shaver road NE. Star of Maine Rebekah lodge No. 221 meets 7 30 p m at 838 First Ave NE. Fidelity Booster club gathers 6 30 p m Friday at 1316 Fifth St NW for picnic supper. Valley Camp 2136 R N A meets 8 p m Wednesday in Maine Hall 838 First Ave E. Police Auxiliary meets 7 30 p m Wednesday at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Life Association No. 172
Gas Company
Lewis Klever
Tirzah Society
O. F. Quick
Shaver Road
Star of Maine Lodge No. 221
First Avenue
Fidelity Booster Club
Richard Stevens
Fifth Street
Valley Camp
R.N.A
Maine Hall
First Avenue E
Titan Tower custody case and missing Steve Hubbard
Linda faces a looming custody battle over Mickey while uncovering Bill Blaine’s true identity. Steve Hubbard’s disappearance unsettles Linda as she learns he may be at Aunt Cynthia’s upstate ranch, with Steve seen near a downtown bank after settling Aunt Cynthia’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
Bill Blaine
Bill
Steve Hubbard
Blaine
Linda
Steve
Titan Tower
Cynthia
Susanville
Vaca
Burglary Chase and a Hidden Clue Boost a Case
Janice and Jo break into the private files of detective Mr. Anderson to uncover evidence about Linda. They discover a letter from Jack Blaine indicating the guardianship case hinges on concrete misconduct. Linda hopes the clue will force the case forward while Bradley Mortons arrive for the court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Jo Monroe
Janice
Linda
Hickey
Mr. Anderson
Jack Blaine
Bradley Morton
Jack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert S Savage
Joseph B. Scannell
Betty Tilson
Johanna Hill
Robert A. Troyak
Robert E. Hyde
Vern R. Green
Robert S. Savage
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Wisconsin
Immaculate Conception High School
Coe _ college
Chi Omega Sorority
Tilson
Walter French Paint Company
H. B. French
E. J. Otterbein
W. D Hyde
Davenport
J. P. Lannan
West Point
Neb
C. C. Flatley
Bloomington, Ill
Merlin Morris
Greenville, Tex
Claude Galloway
Mammoth Cave
W. C. Pipp
Grand Rapids
Mich
John S. Savage
Rock Island, Ill
Walter C. Cleveland
Zona Cleveland
George Hawley
Marshalltown
L. R. Stearns
P.T.A. Meetings
Taylor
Ethel Colton, Mount Vernon
CLUB
Colonial Dough Boys Form Club
Porter, Ackley Homes
P.T.A
Lutz
Gamma Phi Beta
Community Theater Board
D.A.R
Ruth Millet
Gazette
Charles Mrstik
Mary Manners
Liszt
Dulci Subilo
Gaul
Helen Hickman
Lord Jesus
Arr
Edmundson
Sut
Marjorie Cook
Grieg
Guilmant
Jean Blackstone
D'Antalfty
L'Heure Supreme
Mottu Eleanor Wentland
Mrs. Lyle Finefield
Lag
Elsie Werba
Social
Clubs
Pythian Sisters
Melody Camp, R.N.A
Melody
Royal Neighbors of America
Moose Hall
Rock Island
Rock Island Woman's Club
G. E. McCready
Praha Rebekah
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Sokol Hall
D. of H
Mary MacFadyen
Standard Life
Tirzah
Star of Maine
Rebekah
Fidelity Boosters
Police Auxiliary
James G
Bay Bridge
Oroville
Vicks
Lydia
Pinkham
J. C. Landenberger
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