Edith Hersch Bride Elect Fetes Ahead of Wedding
Miss Edith Hersch, the bride elect of Carl B. Myers Jr., has been the center of attention with brunches, luncheons, teas and showers. Isabel and Primrose Selden hosted a luncheon bridge at the Elks club for ten with pink roses as decor. Other guests included Theda Myers Barbara Bloomhall and others. Verne Marshall and wife plan a dinner party to start a series of social events, with second dinner the following evening. Durin and Durin will host a Wednesday evening bridge-club dinner at their Linden Drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hersch
Carl B. Myers, Jr
Barrington
Miss Hersch
Isabel
Primrose Selden
Greenwood Drive
The
Elks Club
Misses Selden
Theda Myers
Barbara Bloomhall
Margaret French
Betty French
Frances Eby
Helen Larimer
Robert E. Samuelson
Verne Marshall
Knollwood Drive
Marshall Home
Durins
Alfred E. Durin
Linden Drive
Evans ton Resident to Visit Severa Family
Mrs. James W. Good of Evans ton Indiana will arrive Thursday evening to spend a week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lumir Severa at 2300 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Good
Lumir
James W. Good
Evanston
Lumir Severa
Blake Boulevard
Mrs Bolton to Spend Month in Buffalo with Family
Mrs Malcolm V Bolton accompanies her mother Mrs WW Hamilton and sister Mrs Clifford Hubbell to Buffalo New York for a month of residence Mrs Hamilton will live there with her daughter Mrs Hubbell while Mrs Bolton and party visit relations and explore the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm V. Bolton
Carlton Apartments
Jeff
WW. Hamilton
Clifford Hubbell
Buffalo
N. Y
Mr and Mrs Katterjohn Return From Chicago Weekend
Mr and Mrs F E Katterjohn of 350 Woodland Drive SE returned Tuesday evening after spending the weekend in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Katterjohn
Woodland Drive
Chicago
Mrs Lutz Plans Ten Day Cheape Visit With Colbuth Friends
Mrs Frederick N Lutz of 358 Woodland Drive SE leaves Wednesday for a ten day visit in Cheape to see Mr Walter Colbuth Mrs Colbuth Miss Dorothy Sommers and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N Lutz
Woodland Drive
Cheape
Walter Colbuth
Dorothy Sommers
Local election recount and party tension in midtown
Fragmentary text describes a local election event with candidates and a tense vote tally. Mentions Corey, JK, and party figures, plus a focus on a mayoral or council contest, timing in the afternoon and a request for a recount or official action. The garbled lines reference a petition, tenure, and city name constraints.
Music Of Sweden Topic For Beethoven Club Meeting
The Beethoven Club will study Swedish music Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. Frances Swab will present program notes and current events will be by Nelle Erwin. The program includes works by Lassen and Stenhammar, Swedish folk song excerpts, and a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music of
Sweden
Beethoven Club
Montrose Hotel
Frances Swab
Nelle Erwin
Miss Betty Nissen Earns Honor at MacMurray College
Miss Betty Nissen daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank C Nissen of 1807 Second Avenue SE received honorable mention at MacMurray College Jacksonville Illinois for the second semester last year. The honor went to freshmen with an annual average between 21 and 24 and Miss Nissen was among fifteen girls to gain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Nissen
Frank C. Nissen
Second Avenue SE
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Ill
Nissen
Mrs Allen Nash Hosts Card Club Luncheon at Commonwealth
Mrs Allen Nash entertained the members of her card club at luncheon at the Commonwealth tea room on Wednesday afternoon with covers laid for eight. Members remained at the Commonwealth for bridge during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Nash
Country Club Parkway SE
Card Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Commonwealth
Mui Phi Epsilon Sorority Initiates Six At Coe College
Mu Psi chapter of Mui Phi Epsilon at Coe College entertained with a dinner at Clara Robinson's Colonial Tea Room to honor six candidates for initiation. After dinner the group proceeded to Verle Breed's Marion home for the initiation. Initiates were Irene Bishop DeEida Elwood Esther Knock Martha Letsa Helen Masha and Alice Mae Ottie Virginia Ohmann presides locally with faculty Louise Crawford Eleanor Houts and Grace Swab. Verle Breed led dinner arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Psi
Mui Phi Epsilon
Coe College
Clara Robinson
Colonial
Verle Breed
Marion
Irene Bishop
DeEida Elwood
Esther Knock
Martha Letsa
Helen Masha
Alice Mae Ottihe
Virginia Ohmann
Louise Crawford
Eleanor Houts
Grace Swab
Friendly Club Regulates Meeting at YWCA Auditorium
The Friendly club held its regular meeting in the YWCA auditorium Tuesday evening with sixty members present. Miss Betty Meek organized a program of novelty tap numbers by several studio pupils, a humorous reading by Weinifred Heald, and a contralto solo by Jack Rejsa. The business session concluded with games and folk dancing as plans advance for a homecoming Halloween party next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Club
YWCA
Betty Meek
Betty Jo Stephens
Ruth Rice
June Bishop
Darlers Bishop
George Bishop
Barbeara Joak
Patricia Schaber
Doris Ann Crowley
Beverly Kessler
Patriga Ruebel
Beverly Ainsysotth
Fran Kouba
Fridna K. Dieman_ studio
Leone Blume
Weinifred Heald
Jack Rejsa
Busines
Asnes
Folk Danang
Queens Esther circle to meet for dessert Jimathean at Haak home
Members of the Queen Esther circle of the Kings Daughters will meet Thursday afternoon for a dessert Jimathean at the home of Mrs Emil Haak 819 Faghth avenue SE. Mrs Rob Chase will assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle of the
Kings Daughters
Emil Haak
Faghth Avenue
Rob Chase
Hiontese
Mizgpeth Cycle of the King's Laughters Meet
Mizgpeth cycle of the King's Laughters holds Thursday meeting at 140 PM at Mrs. C Ho Newnan home 10390 F Avenue NW. Members are asked to note change of style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizgpeth
C. Ho Newnan
F Avenue NW
Jovial JVPL Club Night Supports October Sale
A local event named for a Thanksgiving themed gathering raised funds through a script sale, with proceeds totaling about $250. Organizers touted community participation and cited the sale as aiding the Odake Campfire group and other club activities.
Noel Ella Garden Returns to India Visitor Visit
Noel Ella Garden returns to stats from India and visits her brother J MM. Cordon at 499 Twelfth Street SW with Mike Belle Mider af Pat troonvill MN Yo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Ella Garden
Stats
India
Yver
Mike Belle Mider
Af Pattroonvill
J MM. Cordon
Twelfth Street
Goodwill Club Meeting At HL Morningstar Home
Mente Soof the Goodwill club is scheduled to entertain at the home of HL Morningstar at 217 Sts Street Nt this Friday at 1 30 p m with content described as wits and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mente Soof
Goodwill Club
Will
Wits
Morningstar
Sts Street
Pan
Blanche Halupnik Weds Clarence L Gloe in Cedar Rapids
Miss Blanche Halupnik daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Halupnik of Traer wed Clarence L Gloe son of Herman Gloe of Gladbrook Tuesday at 9 am. Rev E Winslow Brown conducted a single ring ceremony on the bride’s parents anniversary. After a wedding breakfast the couple departed for a Chicago trip. Gloe, a Gladbrook graduate, is co proprietor of the Kenmore Food shop in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Halupnik
Martha Halupnik
C Robb
Miss Halupnik
Women Club Halloween Party at Quaker Oats Plant
More than seventy Business and Professional Women's club members and guests attended a Halloween party in the Quaker Oats recreation room. Decorations, costumes, a fortune telling booth, skit by Mrs Wilson and Miss Hodson, songs by Miss Zoe Varney, and games featured the evening along with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Quanet Dew
Fortune
Lucille Pask
Boies
Emiy Kraverer
Crete
Llosa Priborsky
Edna Wilson
Eesie Groves
Elizabeth Hoeser
Zoe Varney
Viola Hanry
Gertrude Stenner
Cedar Rapids couples honor Menary on 30th anniversary
Mr and Mrs S L Menary of 816 Ninth Street NW were surprised with a party Saturday at their home celebrating thirty years of marriage. Guests included Cedar Rapids couples Mr and Mrs Frank Barrack Mr and Mrs Sam Smylie Mr and Mrs Ralph Watterson Mr and Mrs Ted Vines Mr and Mrs Nutec Coover Mr and Mrs Charles Kinzenbaw and Mr and Mrs Eddie Martin, plus others from Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Menary
Ninth Street
Frank Barrack
Sam Smylie
Ralph Watterson
Ted Vines
Cedar Rapids
Nutec Coover
Charles Kinzenbaw
Eddie Martin
al Marengo
Lyons Family Visit Highlights Local Weekend
Jd EY Lyons of Eugene died, and his daughter Vera with Mr and Mrs WooA Lyons of Murray spent the weekend visiting Mr and Mrs CW Morgan. F Lyons and his daughter were here for the second time in thirty seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. EY Lyons
Eugene Die
Vera
Wooa Lyons
Murray
CW. Morgan
F F. Lyons
Visting
Andrews-Wilson announce marriage of Low Marie to Marvin E Watson
Mr and Mrs Worth Andrews of 628 Fifteenth Avenue SE announce the marriage of their daughter Low Marie to Marvin E Watson of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony occurred at Fort Des Moines Monday afternoon. The bride wore dark blue silk taffeta and was attended by the groom's sister Mrs H P Rogers. The newlyweds will reside at 628 Fifteenth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Andrews
Fifteenth Avenue
Sfe
Low Marie
Marvin E Watson
Cedar Rapids
Fort Des Moines
H. P Rogers
Wilson
Junior League Honors Nine New Provisional Members
The Junior League of Cedar Rapids hosted a Tuesday tea at Mrs. Van Vechten Shaffer's home on Linden Drive SE honoring nine new provisional members. With about 100 guests, leaders Mrs. Neil Montgomery and Mrs. Edwin Wadsworth welcomed attendees while Dr. A. W. Erskine spoke on The Linn County Plan for Medical Relief at a Montrose hotel meeting prior to the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arne
Junior League
Cedar Rapids
van Vechten Shaffer
Linden Drive
Janet Coquillette
Tudor Wilder
Neil Montgomery
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Max Daehler
Weaver Witwer
Howard Hall
Isaac B. Smith
Robert S. Cook
Montrose Hotel
A. W. Erskine
Linn County
Ross and Fife Wed in Clinton Methodist Parsonage
Miss Irma M. Ross eldest daughter of Rock Island residents and Ellsworth L. Fife son of Cedar Rapids parents were married Saturday at 3 pm in Clinton Methodist church parsonage. Rev J Beckman officiated. Attendants included Harold Milbrath and Phyllis Ann Milbrath with Milbrath as ring bearer. The couple will reside at 1254 B Avenue NE Davenport after a postponement of their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma M. Ross
Irvin Ross
Rock Island
Ellsworth L. Fife
J. A Fife
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
J. Beckman
Harold Milbrath
Phyllis Ann Milbrath
Wilson and Company
Fife
B Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids Woman's club guest day at club house
Forty members of the American home department attended a guest day picnic luncheon and program Tuesday at the Cedar Rapids Woman's club house. Hostesses included Mrs L C Jefferis Mrs Charles Earhart Mrs C M Day and Miss Matilda Snouffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids
Maurine Hamblin
Florence Healy
Margaret Ann Foster
Rose Marie Blomquist
Margaret Ann Twogood
Dorothy Duncan
Janice Owens
Mr and Mrs Porter Return From New York Trip
Mr and Mrs Robert Porter of 1513 Fourth Street NW returned Tuesday after attending World Series games in Yankee Stadium and the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists convention in New York City They visited Mrs J Oswald in Antwerp Ohio and were guests of Mr and Mrs George Porter in Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Porter
Fourth Street NW
Yankee Stadium
Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists
New York City
Washington
George Porter
J Oswald
Antwerp
Ohio
Surprise party honors Margaret Colzan at home
A gathering at 10586 This Avenue SE celebrated Miss Margaret Colzan's recovery from illness with friends Walton Keller Bobby Stiepman Francis Husych Betty Pierce Phil Reames Eva Norman and Jco Samek in attendance Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Colzan
This Avenue SE
Walton Keller
Bobby Stiepman
Francis Husych
Betty Pierce
Phil Reames
Eva Norman
J.co Samek
Circle of the King's Daughters Luncheon Hostess Named
Members of the Jane Boyd circle will meet with Mrs. Oscar Anderson at 2204 Edgeway Drive SE for a luncheon on Thursday at noon. Mrs. A Fekert and Mrs GG F Matteson will assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
Oscar Anderson
Edgeway Drive
Toam
A Fekert
GG F Matteson
Challed and Danner Return From Wisconsin Trip
Dr and Mrs D S Challed and Mr and Mrs A J Danner returned Tuesday after a weekend in Wisconsin and Tinos. They were in Madison for the Town Wisconsin football game and visited friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D S Challed
A J Danner
Wisconsin
Tinos
Madison
Mrs C Felix Hosts Dessert Luncheon for King’s Daughters
Mrs Felix of 2530 A Avenue NF will host a dessert luncheon Thursday at 2:40 PM for Gillin members of Wo ON, a group connected with the King’s Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Felix
Gillin
King's Daughters
Cultus Club Meeting With Mre WC Plane
The Cultus club will meet with Mre at Ridgeway Drive 2217 OE Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Mre WC
Ridgeway Drive
Wedding of Miss Mary Helen Kelly and Traverse F Cramer
The Immaculate Conception church hosted the wedding of Miss Mary Helen Kelly daughter of T A Kelly of Hopkinton and Traverse Frank Cramer son of Mr and Mrs Co A Cramer of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony included nuptial mass and ring ceremony officiated by Rev Msgr John J Molloy with music by Sister Mary Lee and Paul Prior. The bride wore white satin gown with a silk tulle veil and rose bouquet. LaVerne Culligan was bridesmaid. Arthur Kelly served as best man. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Mary Helen Kelly
T A. Kelly
Hopkinton
Frank Cramer
Co. A. Cramer
Cedar Rapids
John J Molloy
Mary Lee
Paul Prior
Immaculate Conception School
LaVerne Culligan
Arthur Kelly
Cramer
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
The
van Meter Company
Tri Delta Alliance Meeting At Beardsleys
Twenty eight members of the Tri Delta Alliance met Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Betty Beardsley, 2149 Linden Drive SE, for dinner and a business session. The dinner committee was chaired by Miss Evelyn Street with Mrs. Max Daehler, Miss Patricia Burkhalter, Miss Beardsley, and Miss Edith Knox serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta Sorority Alliance
Betty Beardsley
Linden Drive
Evelyn Street
Max Daehler
Patricia Burkhalter
Beardsley
Edith Knox
Mrs J H Ramsey Hosts Luncheon At Tea Room
Mrs J H Ramsey of 1733 Second Avenue SE entertained at a Wednesday luncheon at Mrs Wurster's tea room. Autumn flowers in bronze and yellow adorned the table with Halloween decorations. Bridge served as the afternoon's diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ramsey
Second Avenue SE
Odekonya Camp Fire Group Visits Community House
Members of the Odekonya Camp Fire group of Immaculate Conception church visited the Community House Tuesday afternoon with guardian Mrs. A J Danner. Group included Betty Markey Helen Marie Sliss Florence Markey Sarah Ann Danner Jean Ann Scanten Corrine Dautremont Gertrude Jacobs and Betty Finn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odekonya
Immaculate Conception Church
A J. Danner
Betty Markey
Helen Marie Sliss
Florence Markey
Sarah Ann Danner
Jean Ann Scanten
Corrine Dautremont
Gertrude Jacobs
Betty Finn
Dr Robert O Brians Talk On Iowa Highways Safety
The radio committee of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs will sponsor a talk by Dr Robert O Brians Iowa secretary of state over station WMT Thursday at 4 45 p m on the subject Making Iowa Highways Safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Robert O'Brian
Iowa
WMT
Daughters of the Union Veterans Host Members Masquerade
After a brief meeting in the Montrose hotel French room the DUV Civil War will hold a members only masquerade party Friday evening with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War
Beta Delphian Chapter Meeting on Prominent Women
Beta Delphian chapter will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m at the Montrose hotel. The report and discussion will cover Prominent Women of Today in three parts. In Art and Literature by Miss Worah Gott, In Business by Mrs Ada Golden Moore, and In Education by Annie Y Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Montrose Hotel
Worah Gott
Ada Golden Moore
Annie Y. Smith
P T A Study Group Meeting Planned at Cleveland School
The Cleveland P T A study group will meet Friday from 2 30 p.m. to 3 30 p.m. at the school. Co chairs are Mrs Don Davis and Mrs M Brown with Mrs Davis leading the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland P T. A
Don Davis
M . Brown
Davis
Classroom Teachers Name Committees For The Year
Cedar Rapids teachers association enters its twenty fourth year with Miss Lillian E Clark as president and a 1937 38 committee slate. Officers include Robert L Ebel Lydia Hrubesh Tola Tillapaugh Florence Felien. Membership nears 350 with monthly meetings and several internal groups such as Credit Union Health Club Insurance. Dinner for principals planned November 2 at St Pauls Methodist church. Committees include Social Program Health club Publicity Building representatives Insurance and Credit Union with delegates to a state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Teachers Association
The
Credit Union
Health Club
Insurance Department
Credit
Ner
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Louise Rénier
Sarah Ann Brown
Norma Dietrich
Wilma Cooley
Jean Hrbek
Marian Putnam
Paul Anthony
Marjorie Emerson
Harry Kelley
Harold Templeman
Elizabeth Stuart
Myra Willis
Mary Bowne
Martha Griffith
Rosalind Nelson
Flower
Hazel Cook
Gertrude Gurren
Florence Leiter
Opal Porter
Eleanor Montgomery
Frances Ashton
Nettie Sisam
Insurance Board
Elsie Propst
Elsie Gornely
Robert Ebel
Roosevelt
Leone Sutherland
Franklin
Ruth Zieke
Gertrude Curren
Lincoln
McKinley
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Events
Chicken supper at Olivet Thursday 35c. Jim Benda 51 of 1036 Eleventh Ave SE fined $25 in toxication. Cafeteria Central Park church event Thursday. Winter temple No. 78 Pythian Sisters birthday party after meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. Waltonian luncheon at Y M C A Thursday. Joseph Sadowsky to speak on As About the Humane Society. Frank H. Ward will discuss Playing with Danger at Sunshine Mission 7:45 p.m. George Nichols alias Long held after attempting to cash 1600 check at Merchants National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Joseph Sadowsky
The
Humane Society
Frank H. Ward
Sunshine Mission
George Nichols
Long
Merchants National Bank
Church and club notices urge member attendance and events
Men of the First Evangelical church will meet in the church parlors Friday at 7 30 p m Refreshments will be served All men of the church are urged to be present The Benefit Association of Railway Employees will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Sokol hall Following the meeting there will be a card party for members and prospective members Prizes will be offered at each table and refreshments are to be served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Benefit Association of Railway Employes
Sokol Hall
Col C B Robbins Visitis Cedar Rapids Home
Col C B Robbins general counsel for the American Life Convention based in Chicago is visiting his Cedar Rapids home for several days during a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
C. B. Robbins
American Life Convention
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Speaker C L Wolfe Addresses Hopkinton Club on Salesmanship
C L Wolfe of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce speakers bureau spoke to the Hopkinton Commercial club Tuesday night on Man Management and Salesmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wolfe
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Hopkinton Commercial Club
Bus Plan Talk By National City Lines VP At Roosevelt Meet
Charles Haller vice president of National City Bus Lines was to discuss his company proposed program at a Roosevelt hotel meeting for street car men's union auxiliary members at 2 30 p m. The plans would apply if the proposal moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haller
National City Bus Lines
Roosevelt Hotel
Lions To Hear Bus Talks At Lions Club Lunch
Don Barnes attorney for the Cedar Rapids and Marion City railway and Charles Haller vice president of National City Bus Lines will discuss conditions and regulations of the proposed bus franchise at a Lions club luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel Thursday noon. The franchise is to be voted on November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Barnes
Cedar Rapids and Marion City Railway
Charles Haller
National City Bus Lines
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Evangelist Cole Delivers Sermon On Unpardonable Sin
Evangelist W. C. Cole spoke at Second Christian Church Tuesday on the unpardonable sin from Matthew 12 31 32. He will speak again on Obedience as Clifford Cole leads the choir and Mrs Cole directs the Leon choir. Service starts at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cole
Second Christian Church
Jesus Christ
Evangelist Cole
Obedience
Clifford Cole
Cole
Leon
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Katterjoins
Frederick Lutz
Seaporanta
Lo Luglan
Staley
Fow Thers
Cottontadt Neon
Foes Club
Roddun
Buest
Lions AG
Eterna
Ira
Hapser
WRK
Corey
Cragter
Pope
Margaret Bottosie
Catan Avite
Bow City
Chete
J. C. Landenberger
Ae Berenade
Lassen
Margaret McCall
Beethoven
Pruhlingalled Holfe Nur
Fer
Margaret Hearn
Bernice Z Vacek
Onalee Ellett
Stenhamer Josephine Batchelder
Helen Mokrejs
Mrs. Nash
MU Phi Epsilon
Queen Esther
Chucle
Junior Hadassah
Jorn Hadassah Wall
JVPL
Pmans
Odako Camp
Merotees
Corp Doue
Gordon Howe
MET
C.L. Gloe
Clarence L. Gloe
B. and
P.w.club
S. L. Menarys
Irma M. Ross and
Robert Porters
Miss Colgan
Challeds
Danners Home
Lol N. Curchle
T. F. Cramer
Moniteur
Traverse F. Cramer
Tri-Delt Alliance
Beardsleys
D. A. V. Masquerade
Beta Delphian Chapter
P.T.A. Meetings
Cleveland
McCready
Nealth Food Shop
Jim Benda
Eleventh Avenue SE
Central Park Church
Pictorial Review
Physical Culture
Robert Platt
Gomery Ward and Company
George M. Long
Twelfth Avenue
Nichols
Parkersburg, Ta
Col. Robbins
Knox
Armstrong
Armstrong's
Armstrong’s
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