Make This Model At Home Pattern 4602
Pattern 4602 is available in girls sizes 8 through 16. The pattern includes a two piece frock with cap in size 12 and requires 2% yards of 54 inch fabric for blouse and cap and 12 yards for the skirt with 154 yards of contrast. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department The Gazette 243 West 17th Street New York for this pattern and an additional ten cents for the latest pattern book.
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the Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
King's Daughters To Attend Convention
The Fortieth fifth annual Iowa branch convention of the International Order of King's Daughters and Sons will be in Waterloo Tuesday through Thursday. Delegates and alternates from Cedar Rapids and Marion circles will join from many local circles, with Mrs Henry Haegg presiding in Cedar Rapids and Mrs A E Chase delivering the welcome. Junior sponsors and numerous delegates and alternates from Cedar Rapids, Marion, and related groups are listed among attendees.
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Iowa
International Order of King's Daughters and Sons
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Henry Haegg
Cecil Platt
B A Hoyt
Ros Ritz
Marshall Clarke
Hugh Reynolds
JI W Barnett
O. F Pauson
W G Bovson
I B McGladry
T Frank Herson
L Drew
David Push
Ross Grange
Bert Anderson
A M Hamiston
A. R Glaser
E . Bounderank
Charles Fister
Harvey Sindahl
F. N Thayer
L. Kohl
R. McNabney
J. Calkins
Lena Inskeep
Don Harris
A. J Anderson
S M Wells
E. M. Shunk
L. E. Chehak
F. L. Shramek
L. W. Walker
Olive Wilson
H. C. Hamer
A. W Plock
Henrietta Doty
Katherine Cornell
Halloween Evening at Marion Golf Club Hosted by Home Rebekah Degree
The Home Rebekah degree staff led by Viola Kucera held a Friday evening meeting and party at Marion Golf Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed Hovorka. Guests included numerous members and spouses. Charlie Kuns was thanked as he plans to relocate to Oregon. A masked Halloween motif featured dancing and refreshments. quilt top gifts supported a staff fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Viola Kucera
Marion Golf Club
Ed Hovorka
Charlie Kuns
Oregon
Ferne Barry
Marion
Lillian Neff
Frank Henry
Bob McDonald
John Fee
Ed Griffith
Roy Jackman
Hovorka
Henry Ells
Albert Alexander
George Baker
Dick West
Vaughn Stoddard
Mary A. Neff
Leota Kraut
Lyda Yuza
Katherine Heral
Edwin Pestel
Margaret Melsh
Anna Davis
Bertha Demers
Celia Burda
Ida Mae Dunston
Carrie Willex
Pearl Wertz
Herma
Ada Stone
Bobbie
Huldred Stroff
Helen Baker
Bess Wilson
Dorothy Kucera
F. O Tisher
Cecil Jackman
Fee
Tuesday Study Club Meeting Review of Smoke Screen
Meeting Tuesday at 230 p m at the home of Mrs R M De Castello 809 Seventeenth Street SE will feature Mrs George Yuill in charge. She will review Smoke Screen by Samuel B Pettengill and members will answer roll call with quotations from past presidents.
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R. M de Castello
Seventeenth Street
George Yuill
Samuel B Pettengill
Beloit and Sterling sisters return home after visit
Mrs K Richardson of Beloit Wisconsin and Mrs George Behrens of Sterling Illinois have left the home of their sister Mrs Newton Owen at 200 Nineteenth street NW after a week long visit.
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K. Richardson
Beloit
Wis
George Behrens
Sterling, I]l
Newton Owen
Nineteenth Street NW
Missionary Study Group Meets at St James Church
The Missionary study group of the W S of C S St James Methodist church will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs O R Gustafsson 1229 Tenth Street NW.
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W. S.of C S. St. James Methodist Church
O R Gustafsson
Tenth Street NW
Lancaster Couple Feted During visit with Hillier kin
Mr and Mrs Donald E Hillier of Lancaster are hosted by Mr and Mrs Guy E M Hillier at 2301 Meadowbrook Dr SE. The Pennsylvania guests join a hay rack party and picnic planned by Muss Peggy Stewart and Robert E Yaw for Jane Dunlap and Joan C. Rice ahead of their October 26 wedding. Attendees include Mr and Mrs John H Frick and others at a country luncheon.
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Donald E Hillier
Lancaster
Heillier
Guy E M Hillier
Meadowbroak Drive
J . Yessler
Fourth Avenue
Pennsylvania
Hillier
Muss Jane Dunlap
Joan C. Rice
Muss
Peggy Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Robert E Yaw
John H Frick
Ronald B Moore
Tudor Wilder
Merl Holloway
Kenneth Myers
Frederick C. Fisher
Frances McLaughlin
Ted Fuehr
Mrs Dunham Conger Visits Alpha Gamma Chapter
Mrs Dunham Conger of Albany NY national secretary of Alpha Xi Delta sorority arrives for a three day visit at Coe college Alpha Gamma chapter. She attends a luncheon with the executive committee and is hosted at a chapter room spread. Pledges actives host luncheon Voorhees quadrangle and dinner with alumnae advisory board before departing to Mount Pleasant to visit Beta chapter at Iowa Wesleyan College.
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Dunham Conger
Albany
N Y
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Alpha Gamma
Coe College
Mrrs
Conger
First Avenue E
Voorhees Quadrangle
Mrs. Ettinger Hosts AA IPS Study Group Meet
Mrs Carl N Ettinger of 2635 Bever Avenue SE will host a Thursday 9 30 a m AA International Is s ons study group at her home for members.
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Carl N. Ettinger
Bever Avenue
International Issons Study Group
A. A
Eckert family welcomes Iowa visitors this weekend
Miss Lorraine Eckert of Des Moines and Herbert Eckert who attends Iowa State College at Ames visited their parents Mr and Mrs L A Eckert at 1816 Fourth Avenue SE over the weekend.
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Lorraine Eckert
Des Moines
Herbert Eckert
Iowa State College
Ames
L. A. Eckert
Fourth Avenue SE
Miss Fern Schneider Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Fern Schneider bride to be celebrated at a Thursday night shower hosted by Mrs Mable Care at Mrs Myrtle Usher home 446 Eighth Avenue SW. Tables reflected a patriotic motif and guests played cards and bingo amid a large gathering including Hazel Schneider Mable Carie Rodney LaVelle and families and several others.
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Fern Schneider
Mable
Myrtle Usher
Eighth Avenue
Hazel Schneider
Mable Carie
Rodney LaVelle
Paul Pickering
Walter Usher
Lawrence Hayes
Elizabeth LaVelle
Ann Dvorak
Stewart
Wiltsey
Harris
Henry Lorenzen
The
Masses
Marilyn Mundy
Rita Crofter
Bernice Usher
Charles Schneider
Vern Carie
Frank Care
George Tracy
Eddie Traby
George Usher
Vern Usher
Art Knapp
William Duffy
Circle of the King's Daughters meeting at Petefish home
Naom circle of the King's Daughters met Friday at 815 Seventh Street SW for an afternoon of sewing. Mrs George Hayes presided at the business meeting and Mrs Petefish led devotions. The next meeting is November 8 at Mrs Hayes' home 1100 E Street NW.
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Circle of the King's Daughters
Earl Petefish
Seventh Street
George Hayes
Petefish
VapoRub Massage Promises Quick Relief for Chest and Throat
A promotion for a VapoRub massage claims three minutes on the back ribs and a thick chest layer under a warmed cloth can ease bronchial irritation and coughing, reduce congestion, and relieve muscular soreness. It urges use of Vicks VapoRub, a family standby in millions of homes.
Marie Sullivan Weds C J Englert in Clinton
Marie Sullivan of Cedar Rapids married C J Englert son of Mrs Magdalene Englert of Iowa City in a 730 am Mass at St Marys Clinton. The ceremony was led by Msgr Galligan with music by Mrs Mikkelson and attendance by Ethel Wixon and Don Schmidt. The couple planned to live at 530 South Summit Iowa City with Englert working in the Englert Ice company.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Clinton
Marie Sullivan
Cedar Rapids
C. J Englert
Magdalene Englert
Iowa City
T. F Galligan
William Ruddy
Kreckel
Rockwell
R. E Mikkelson
Ethel Wixon
Don W Schmidt
Miss Wixon
Lafayette Hotel
Frank Dippo
Bob
Junior
Emma Dippo
Henry Moretti
New York City
Gladys Thamann
Adelaide Englert
Paul Schmidt
Joyce
South Summit Street
Englert
Van Sickle Couple Return From Visit To Focht Family
Mr and Mrs C L Van Sickle of St. Paul Minnesota left for home Sunday evening after a five day visit at the home of Mrs K Focht at 315 Eighteenth street SE and her daughters Miss Elizabeth and Miss Jeanette Focht.
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C. L. van Sickle
St. Paul, Minn
K. Focht
Eighteenth Street
Elizabeth
Jeanette Focht
Chicago visitor to Criss home this week
Mrs F M Darling of Chicago arrives Sunday to stay with Mr and Mrs W L Criss at 1515 Fifth Avenue SE as house guest for the week.
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W. L. Crissman
Fifth Avenue
F M Darling
Chicago
Areme Circle to Sponsor Hobby Show in Cedar Chapter
The Areme circle of Cedar chapter No 184 O E S will sponsor a hobby show and card party Tuesday in Masonic hall from 1 to 6 pm. Evening initiatory work will be held followed by the benefit card party. Open to the public.
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Areme Circle of Cedar Chapter No. 184
O E. S
Masonic Hall
Radio program to feature Mrs Hecker on A New England Sampler
The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs radio division will present Mrs John T Hecker Tuesday at 4 30 p.m. on WMT. She discusses Eleanor Early's A New England Sampler. The Gazette wrongly reported Cedar Rapids Woman's club as presenter.
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Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
John T Hecker
WMT
New England
Eleanor Early
the Gazette
Hecker
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Mr and Mrs John Mitch Visit Parents in Manchester
Mr and Mrs John Mitch of Manchester spent the weekend with Mrs Mitch's parents Mr and Mrs Henry S Robinson at 1101 Second Avenue SE. Mrs Mitch recently returned from a trip to California.
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John Mitch
Manchester
Mitch
Henry S Robinson
Second Avenue SE
California
Van Vechten guild postpones meeting for state Unitarian gathering
The Van Vechten guild of the People's Church has postponed its Tuesday meeting to allow members to attend the state Unitarian meeting in Town City.
Dairy Dale Benefit Card Party Moves to Wednesday
The Dairy Dale community announces a benefit card party will be held Wednesday evening in the hall instead of Thursday as previously announced.
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Dairy Dale
Visitors To Coasts Return To Homes
Ce dar Rapids residents return from long trips to the west and east coasts and Indiana. Mr and Mrs Robert S Cook conclude a three week western visit with relatives in Santa Barbara and San Francisco. Others travel after weekend and four week itineraries including Bloomington and major eastern cities.
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Indiana
Cedar Rapids
Robert S Cook
Crescent Street
Stanley C. Mulholland
Santa Barbara
Calif
Sam Paul
San Francisco
Bloomington
Ind
Horace G. Hedges
Seventeenth Street
Harold N Graves
Linden Drive
Patricia Graves
New York City
Washington, D.C
Charleston
Richmond
Philadelphia
James C Stanton
Carlton Apartments
California
Iowa
Grand Canyon
New Mexico
Mr and Mrs George Robertson Visit Cedar Rapids
Arriving Saturday for a week long stay in Cedar Rapids were Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson of Chicago visiting relatives and friends.
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Cedar Rapids
George Robertson
Chicago
Louise Leibert circle to meet for dessert lunch
The Louise Leibert circle of the King’s Daughters will meet at 1 p.m Tuesday for a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs Robert Chapman at 251 Twenty third Street Drive SE.
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Louise Leibert
King's Daughters
Robert Chapman
Twenty-third Street Drive
Has Christianity Failed Sermon Honors Knights Templar Anniversary
Rev Dominic Loferski of St John s Episcopal Church delivered a sermon amid Knights Templar No 26 marking their sixty fifth anniversary. He urged vigilance zeal and courage highlighting the Cross as central to Christian faith while contrasting it with nationalism and tyranny. The ceremony included flag blessing color guard and a Star Spangled Banner with a breakfast for 75 in Masonic hall and Negro spirituals by Aunt Jemima.
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Dominic Loferski
St John's Episcopal Church
St John's
Apollo
Leo B. Sedlacek
Sophus Klinge
Carlton K. Smith
Sojourners
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Jemima
Downtown Parking Ban Proposed To Aid Snow Removal
Public Improvements Commissioner Dave Williams asks Cedar Rapids to pass an ordinance banning downtown parking from 2 am until daylight to ease snow removal in the business district. Council approves discussing details with the Chamber of Commerce parking committee.
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Dave Williams
Williams
Don Hines
Mercantile Bureau
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Harmony Daughters Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon
The Harmony circle of the King's Daughters met Thursday for a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. B. McGladrey at 318 Nassau Street SE.
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Harmony Circle of the King's Daughters
B. McGladrey
Nassau Street
East Side W C T U Called Meeting Planned
The East Side W C T U will hold a called meeting at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the Y W C A for important business.
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W.C.T.U
Y.W.C.A
Roosevelt P T A plans Wednesday executive meet
The executive board of Roosevelt P A will meet Wednesday at 1:15 p.m. in the Scout room.
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Roosevelt P . A
Cedar Rapids Shippers Favor Gain Delayed by Commission Report
A three man Interstate Commerce Commission investigating board recommended denial of the North Western railway petition to run a Chicago to Omaha truck line across Iowa via Sioux City. Cedar Rapids shippers objected, fearing loss of geographic advantage. Hearings were Feb 8–9. protests due by Nov 8. board members were Irvin Lynn, H C Marcusen and W M Maupin.
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Cedar Rapids
North Western Railway
Iowa
Fulton, Ill
Omaha
Sioux City
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Western
Chicago
Traffic Bureau
Beer Permit for 510 K Avenue NW Denied by Council
The council denied A. H. Nowadzky’s transfer of a class B beer permit from 212 First Street NE to 510 K Avenue NW on a Monday motion by Mayor Frank K. Hahn. The hearing followed a Thursday presentation and a petition signed by hundreds of residents in the avenue section opposing the permit.
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A. H. Nowadzky
First Street
K Avenue NW
Frank K. Hahn
Five Shotguns Stolen From Montgomery Ward Store
Police report five automatic shotguns valued at 256.55 dollars stolen from the Montgomery Ward store during the weekend. Manager W F Dean said the theft was discovered at 8 am Monday with no sign of a break in. Detectives doubt doors were left unlocked and suspect the thieves hid in the store after closing Saturday night. Three 12 gauge, one 16 gauge, and one 20 gauge guns were taken.
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Montgomery Ward
W. F. Dean
New Zipper Lining Stolen From Auto In Two Incidents
Paul Dyson reports the zipper lining of his new overcoat valued at 35 dollars was stolen from his car parked in front of the White Lodge Inn on Highway 149 late Saturday. Around the same time Dave Glenn lost a set of golf clubs valued at 30 dollars from his car parked in front of Twin Towers.
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Paul Dyson
Eleventh Street NW
White Lodge Inn
Highway No. 149
Dyson
Dave Glenn
Fifth Avenue SE
Twin Towers
Glenn
Hotel man praised by Ripley guest here
John L. Horgan, famed hotel man known as the man who knows a million faces and names, visits the Montrose hotel after attending the American Hotel association convention in Seattle. He recalls memorable hotel moments, recalls meeting many people, and shares memories of Lindbergh and Cantor.
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Ripley
John L. Horgan
New York
Ripley's
Odd McIntyre
Broadway
Montrose Hotel
American Hotel Association
Seattle
Horgan
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Hotel
Cincinnati
William Burns
Harry Daugherty
Lindbergh
Billy Sunday
Will Rogers
Eddie Cantor
Calvin Coolidge
President Coolidge
White House
Mr. Horgan
Coolidge
Cantor
Iowa Corn to Seattle by Barges amid New Deal Critique
A farmer recounts a Washington poultry ranch tour in 1932 noting 2000 Leghorn hens and Iowa corn shipped to Seattle by barge. He laments Roosevelt era grain policies sending Iowa corn abroad while U.S. farmers were paid not to farm, calling it un-American business.
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Iowa
Hoover
Washington
Washington Poultry Cooperative
Co-Op
Burlington
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Roosevelt
United States
Argentina
State Council Delays Moscow Cedar River Dam Approval
Iowa State Executive Council postpones action on a $3.59 million Cedar River dam near Moscow after bond company attorneys request more data. First Iowa Hydro-Electric Cooperative of Muscatine seeks permit. chief engineer Fred White warns about subsoil drainage and 10 000 acres farmland risk. A levee plan faces questions. final decision awaits fuller engineering data.
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Des Moines
INS
State Executive Council
Cedar River
Moscow
Bonding Company
Bond House
Strucure
First
Iowa Hydro-Electric Cooperative of
Muscatine
Fred White
State Highway Commission
White
Elough
Cooperative
Geo
George A. Wilson
Fired Because Husband Won’t Sign For Draft
The wife of Rev. Keith C. Kanaga, who with another Boston clergyman was named in the nation’s first indictment for refusal to register for selective service, has lost her job in a physician’s office. Mrs. Kanaga was dismissed for reasons tied to patients objecting to her husband’s action, a Mount Vernon Congregational church official said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
LLP
Keith C. Kanaga
High Court Denies Louisianans Review
The Supreme Court on Monday denied petitions from Seymour Weiss a Louisiana political figure and others convicted on various charges. It refused review for J Emory Adams and Louis C Lesage over mail fraud in a Louisiana university case and for J D Langston and E F Godwin over Jehovah’s Witness related disturbance of the peace. Fresno County California lost a challenge to the Commodity Credit Corporation appealing a Ninth Circuit ruling on delegation of power and taxation rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INL
Supreme Court
Seymour Weiss
Louisiana
Huey Long
J. Emory Adams
Louis C. Lesage
Louisiana State University
James Monroe Smith
University
Monte Hart
J. D. Langston
E. F. Godwin
Drayton
S. C
Jehovah's Witnesses
Fresno County
Calif
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ninth Circuit
Congress
Mr. Smith’s prayers for newborns and names
James Smith waited outside St Mary’s maternity ward for hours as doctors prepared news about his wife and triplets. After mass and anxious pacing he returned to hear the doctors say a baby count, and he pondered naming choices, hoping for holy names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
James Smith
St. Mary's Hospital
Smith
Davenporter Killed In Iowa Collision
Davenport AP reports Elroy Campbell of Davenport died Sunday in a gravel road crash near Stockton Iowa. Four others were injured two seriously in the automobile collision.
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Davenport
Elroy Campbell
Stockton
Navy speeds up ship building by twelve percent
The Navy has reduced warship construction time by about 12 percent through a speed up system across private and government yards. Plans include nine more battleships and multiple cruisers and submarines with launches and commissions projected through 1941 and 1946.
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U.S
Washington
INS
Navy
Newport News
Nex
South Dakota
Indiana
North
Atlanta
Juneau
San Dieg
Sinc
Onetime U. S. Dry Commissioner Dies
Asa Haynes, 58, who served as national prohibition commissioner during the Harding Coolidge era, died Sunday night at his Hillsboro home.
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Hillsboro
Asa Haynes
National Prohibition
Coolidge
Democrats Sponsor Township Meetings With Film and Talks
A sequence of township meetings backed by the county democratic headquarters will open Monday night with a 45 minute film praising the New Deal farm program. Ray Coward, Cedar Rapids Democratic candidate for county attorney, will speak at Center Point Legion hall at 7 p.m. The newsreel will also be shown at Central City schoolhouse at 8 p.m with John J. Wagner of Cedar Rapids as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point Legion Hall
Ray Coward
Cedar Rapids
Central City
John J. Wagner
Ceda Rapids
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Anne Adams
King’s Daughters
Marion Club
Donald Heilliers
A.x.d.'s
Ettinger
A. A. A. W. Group
Mrs. Eckert
Naomi
VICKS
C. J. Englert
Mrs. van Sickle
W. L. Crissmans
Areme
Federation Program
Dairy Dale Party
George Robertsons
Harmony Circle
East Side
P.T.A. Meetings
Willie Willis
Billy
Grandpa
Cedar Rapids Shippers
Commerce Commission
Avenue NW
Naomi Dofbel
People’s Forum
NEW Deal
Nowa
State Council
Moscow Dam
High Court
Mr. Smith
Davenporter
Pinkham
U. S
Americans Institute of Laundering
Univis Lenses
J. C. Landenberger
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