Churches and Services Across the City This Sunday
A sweeping list of church locations and ministers features Calvary Fifth Avenue, Rex J W Collins, Immaculate Conception, St. Ludmila, St. Matthew's, St Patrick's, St. Wenceslaus, First U S C A, Trinity, and many others. Morning worship times range from 630 am to 11 am with sermons on topics such as The Stability of the Church and The True Mission of Christ. Additional events include Sunday schools, Young People's meetings, Bible study, prayer meetings, choir rehearsals, and Epworth leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Fifth and
Sixth Avenues
Rex J W Collins
Alien Endeavor League
St. Matthew’s
First Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
J. D Kearns
Mass
St Patrick’s
Fifth Street NW
St. Wenceslaus
Twelfth Avenue
Fifth Street
August Vojacek
V J. Hlubek
Services and activities at First Church of Christ Scientist
Services held at the church building 1242 Second Avenue with Sunday 11 am service on Christ Jesus. Sunday school at 9 45 am and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 pm. Reading rooms open daily except Sunday 9 30 am to 5 pm at 518 Paramount theater building. Bible study 10 30 am 214 Seventh Street SW. Communion service 11 30 am and preaching by W C Wilson at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity—Muissoun Synod
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
P L. Bornhoeft
Ladies Aid
Bethany
Missour Svnad
Mark J Steege
Mission Circle
U S. C
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
John J Gent
Luther League
Saron
Second Avenue
Third Street
Qot Engquist
Trinity Methodist
Sunshine Mission
Second Street
Francis K Ward
Frank H Ward
F M Smith
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christ Jesus
Paramount Theater
Seventh Street SW
W C Wilson
Church Services and Sermons Across the City
A compilation of worship schedules and sermons from multiple congregations. Listings include pastors, times for morning worship, evening services, prayers, Sunday school, and special meetings at venues on Ninth Street SW, Park Avenue, Be Vereent Street, First Avenue, and other city locations.
Will Rogers Says on Russia and Depression Era America
In a satirical 1934 note, Will Rogers recalls a Moscow encounter and paints a vivid caricature of czars, Trotzky, and Upton Sinclair amid U.S. politics. The piece mocks Soviet and oil-boom imagery while lamenting debt, distant politics, and capitalist contrasts.
Church Schedule of Bible Classes and Meetings
Miis and boys class Tuesday 4 p.m Women's Bible class and prayer meeting Thursday 1 30 p.m Children's Bible class Thursday 4 p.m Sunday school officers Teachers Bible class Thursday 7 30 p.m Helping Hand Band meeting Friday 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miis
Uptegrove Hosts Holiness Services At Ensign Church
At 1030 Seventh Street SE Ensign and Mrs H M Uptegrove lead church activities. Sunday includes holiness service at 11 a m Sunday school at 2 30 p m, young people's legion at 6 30 p m, and evening service at 8 p m. Tue service at 8 p m Thu public service at 7 30 p m. Friday young people's Bible class at 7 30 p m. Saturday public service at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
Ensign
H. M. Uptegrove
Young People's Legion
Young People's Bible
Church Service Schedule with Sermon Series
On First Fourth Avenue at Seventh Street SE the church holds morning worship at 9:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. The sermon by Prof. W. Ward is titled Jonathan the Loyal-Hearted, third in the Old Testament character series. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
W. Ward
Jonathan
Christian Endeavor
Methodist and church services listed for multiple streets
Listings show Rev. Samuel M Morrow and Rev. W Greer McCrory leading services on Grand Avenue and Second Street SW with Bible schools at 9 45 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Other notes include union service at Trinity Methodist with speaker W M Son, Friday event at Taber home, and activities at 728 Fourth Avenue SE with lectures on Unity Conference in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Avenue
Grande Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Samuel M Morrow
Third Avenue
Second Street
W. Greer McCrory
Arthur Baxter
Trinity Methodist Church
Mr. Ramaker
First Reformed Church
W.M. S
Taber
Fourth Avenue
Goldie C Richardson
Kansas City
Richardson
Camp Conservation Closes After Successful Season
Twenty six Negro boys returned home Friday after two weeks of swimming fishing hiking and baseball at Camp Conservation. The Jane Boyd Community House sponsored camp served 210 underprivileged children in six two week periods during its fifth annual season, opened June 8. Mary Lackersteen, Marvin Selden, Elizabeth Bender led the effort and praise friends who made the camp possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation
Jane Boyd
Teddy Roosevelt’s Son Backs New Deal
In Chicago Quentin Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt’s son and former Philippines governor, arrived with a collection of tarantula venomous creatures and said he backs the New Deal while noting his interest in science. He contrasted his stance with his family and cited the President’s influence on public confidence. He was en route from Colorado to his Oyster Bay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Quentin Rowevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Philippines
Quentin
Colorado
Oyster Bay
Will of Ratcliff Leaves 160 Acre Farm to Seven Churches
Fairfield IAP) Seven Palmer field protestant churches will receive one half of the income from a 160 acre farm in Loup county Nebraska as stated in the will of Mrs Harry M Ratcliff who died here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
IAP
Palrfield
Loup County
Neb
Harry M Ratcliff
Special Execution Notice of Linn County Iowa Auction
By virtue of a special execution directed by the Clerk of the District Court Linn County Iowa on August 20 1934 in favor of National Life Insurance Company against Roy L Hutchins and Ethel V Hutchins for 4535 20 plus costs of 107 02 the lands of the defendants will be sold at public auction to satisfy the judgment The property includes various tracts in the Northwest and Southwest quarters of sections within township eighty five north range six west and adjacent areas containing 97 22 acres more or less The sale is set for September 10 1934 at the courthouse door Cray Rapide Linn County Iowa cash on delivery with terms stated in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trame
Linn County
Iowa
National Life Insurance Company
Roy L. Hutchins
Ethel
Hutchins
Costa
Eatate
Linn Causty
Wit
Bertton
Ranre
Bectinn
Becton
Toarthin
Verdian
Dub- Ne Aurtion
Court House
Craar Rapide Linn
Watts
Joseph A Petrus
Sherif Linn County
Tye Tee Radebaugh
E A. Johnson
Attornecy
S G Smith Wins Honors At State Fair Flower Show
S G Smith, Cedar Rapids gladiolus grower, represented Cedar Rapids at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. He earned multiple prizes across varieties and divisions, including firsts in orange class and white class, seconds in pink and smoky classes, and top honors for an artistic centerpiece display credited to John G Reding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Smith
Mount Vernon Avenue
Cedar Rapids
September relief grants total 68.2 million nationwide
The Federal Relief Administration announced grants totaling 68,161,476 for September relief activities. Direct relief, work relief projects, and other purposes are funded, with Iowa receiving 1,443,165 while Nebraska gets 1,987,070 and South Dakota 1,721,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Relief Administration
Towa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Louis Yaints Arrested on Assault Warrant in Buchanan County
Louis Yaints, 29, of 116 E Avenue NW, was arrested by Detectives Marshall and Wilson and held in the city jail at the request of the Buchanan County sheriff who reported an assault and battery warrant for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Yaints
E Avenue NW
Marshall and
Wilson
Buchanan County
Nancy Page Pinafore Party Teaches Hostess Skills
Florence La Ganke recounts a neighborhood pinafore party hosted by Lois to train her daughter Nancy in hosting. Children wear simple oilcloth pinafores and enjoy bubble blowing sand play and a child friendly meal of milk toast with egg, balt, and bread cubes, followed by vanilla ice cream and graham crackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Lois
Nancy
Notice of debtors extension in McVey case Iowa
In proceedings for extension no 2311 in the Northern District of Iowa district court Mary McVey debtor Center Point Linn County creditors are informed the court approved her petition for an extension of time to pay debts under Section 35 of the Bankruptcy Act. The first meeting of creditors is set for September 26 1934 at 2 30 pm at the Higley Building Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Mayor Neill and Jay Watts Return From Convention
Mayor Neill and Jay Watts along with Mrs Neill and Mr and Mrs Jay H Watts and daughter Mary Jane returned Friday from an extended auto trip to eastern points. They attended the national convention of the Spanish American War Veterans Association in Pittsburgh and then visited Washington Baltimore and New York City spending several days. They visited relatives in Lynbrook Long Island and in New York inspected the liner Bremen on the return trip and stopped in Cleveland to visit mayoral relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Neill
Jay H. Watts
Mary Jane
Neill
Mr. Watts
Cleveland
Modern ambulant treatment for hernia and piles praised
A reader praises ambulant infection-free methods for hernia and hemorrhoids, citing Dr. Thomas F. McNamara’s book and simple in-office medicine. The writer argues doctors should learn technic under a skilled mentor and criticizes hospital-based delays and medical organizational opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. McNamara
Rochester
N. Y
Muscle Building Foods and Homemaker Misadventures
A collage of Q and A style notes from a 1934 issue discussing muscle building myths, foods, and tips. Includes a dubious ad request for a 10 cent mail offer, a debate about antitoxin beliefs, and a childcare anecdote about encouraging walking in toddlers.
Refuses To Accept Dull Routine That Husband Outlines
A notable young woman Jill differs from ordinary girls and cannot be tamed by her husband who wants a dull routine. She resists and remains lively, while she questions the need for conformity and hopes he learns to value her individuality. The Miss Manners exchange offers guidance on etiquette and personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill
Miss Manners Advice on Honest Sincerity in Courtship
Hazel asks how to handle a suitor who might be attracted to money or status. Miss Manners replies that such a fellow isn’t worth consideration. She says genuine men care about being interesting and attractive, and advises inviting him to her home and being fair so he will meet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
The
Gazette
Miss Manners
L Ike
Hazel
Fiala Files $20,000 Injury Suit Naming Lorenz
Hedvicka Fiala seeks $29,000 judgment in district court claiming brain concussion and other injuries from a crash on April 22 at Twelfth avenue and Seventh street SE involving cars driven by her brother B. Kubik and Frank Lorenz. The injury allegedly handicaps her work as a milliner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedvicka Fiala
Frank Lorenz
B. Kubik
Lorenz
Twelfth Avenue
Seventh Street SE
Satin suit pattern for early fall by Anne Adams
Advertisement notes Pattern 1846 satin suit by Anne Adams ideal for early autumn wear. Describes sleeveless frock and waistcoat style jacket, crystal buttons, sizes 12 through 20, fabric and ribbon yardage, and step by step sewing instructions. Includes price and ordering details via Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Anne Adams
Namic
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Miss Lois Ruth McGranahan Weds Harry Yates Jr in Palo
Miss Lois Ruth McGranahan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McGranahan of Palo married Harry Yates Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yates Sr., in a quiet Wednesday ceremony at the bride’s parents home. The Rev. L. W. Inman officiated. Both graduates of Shellsburg High School, they planned a two week motor trip after the ceremony and will live on a Palo-area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Ruth McGranahan
W. W. McGranahan
Palo
Harry Yates
L. W. Inman
Shellsburg Federated Church
Yates
Shellsburg High School
Mr. Yates
Mrs. Yates
Clear Lake
Tripp
8. D
Black Hills
Mrs Merts and baby visit family in Cedar Rapids area
Mrs. George Merts Jr of Cleveland and her infant daughter Eleanor are visiting at the home of her sister in law and brother, Mr and Mrs Paul L Jones, 142 Thirty-fourth Street Drive SE. Mrs Merts was formerly Grace Dyer of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merts, Jr
Cleveland
Eleanor
Merts
Paul L. Jones
Thirty-fourth Street Drive
Grace Dyer
Cedar Rapids
Miss Thomas Hosts Farewell Picnic For Miss Brendel
Miss Verona Thomas entertained at a picnic supper at Fills park honoring Miss Louise Brendel who departs Sunday for Clinton to serve three years as a nurse at Jane Lamb hospital. A nest of honor presented a gift. Attending were Elaine Graham Margaret Wharton Hilda Perkins Viola Haworth Beatrice Hayward Sybil Hayward Bessie Gallagher Doris Preston Velma Bentem Missie Paseka Marie Broneking Winona Saylor Lucille Sinan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona Thomas
Fills Park
Louise Brendel
Clinton
Jane Lamb Hospital
Elaine Graham
Margaret Wharton
Hilda Perkins
Viola Haworth
Beatrice Hayward
Sybil Hayward
Bessie Gallagher
Doris Preston
Velma Bentem
Walker teacher presents pupils in piano recital
Mrs Ethel Bare of Walker presented her pupils in a piano recital at her home Thursday. The program included Pleating in the Moonlight The Old Glock in the Corner You and Tiwaite Clartbal Chopsticks The Sandmanns Meetterer LOIS BARE By the Campnns senses Whispering Hope Hawthorne Black Hawk Waltz Day Is Dying Edelweiss Glide Dance of the Wild Flowers Frolic of the Frees Sweet Hour of Prayer Values and performances by Sode Margie Sode Vale ta Kirke and Sore Thera Kir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bare
Walker
Crammond
Tiwaite
Margie
Bhaffer
Lois Bare
Hawthorne
Black Hawk
Vanderbeck
Watson
Misses Kray and Carpenter Host Davenport Visitor at Home
Betty Kray and Yvonne Carpenter entertained at the Carpenter residence 250 Eleventh Street NW complimenting Vaunita Briggs of Davenport. Briggs is visiting at her niece Miss Kray's home. Guests included Margaret, Betty and Alice Gillick, and Neal Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kray
Yvonne Carpenter
Carpenter Home
Eleventh Street NW
Vaunita Briggs
Davenport
Miss Briggs
Miss Kray
Margaret
Betty
Alice Gillick
Neal Carpenter
Miss Velma King Returns From Chillicothe Visit
Miss Velma C. King daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude King returns from Chillicothe Missouri where she stayed a month with her aunt Mrs Russel Barnett. Accompanying her home was Miss Dorothy Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert L Jones who spent the last week at the Barnett home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma C. King
Claude King
Chillicothe
Russel Barnett
Miss King
Dorothy Jones
Robert L. Jones
Barnett
Girard Visitor Stays with Two Local Daughters
J. E. Smith of Girard Kansas visits and stays in the homes of his daughters Mrs. Claude G. King at 319 Center Point road and Mrs. M. R. Williams at 1347 B avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Smith
Girard
Kan
Claude G. King
Center Point Road
M. R. Williams
B Avenue
Mrs Earl Weller Visiting in Walling Home
Mrs Earl Weller of Dayton and her daughter Sueann along with Mrs H E Herman Mrs Weller's mother are visiting in the home of Mrs W B Walling at 2125 Bever avenue SE in Walling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Weller
Dayton
Sueann
H. E. Herman
Plotner Family Returns Home From Kansas Visit
Mr and Mrs John Plotner and Mr and Mrs Parlee Plotner with daughter Jeanne had stayed with Mrs Cora Hastings and the Rev Mr and Mrs Ermil B Frye at 404 Third Avenue Sw and have now returned to Scandia Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Plotner
Parlee Plotner
Jeanne
Cora Hastings
Ermil B. Frye
Third Avenue
Scandia
Kan
Gerdes Family Returns From Sterling Visit
From Chicago Mr and Mrs Henry Gerdes and their family who spent several days with relatives in Sterling Illinois for a Century of Progress exposition trip home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gerdes
Sterling
Stanton Family Returns Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs F W Stanton and daughter Mrs Alice Price and grandson Ellis Stanton Lang visited Mr and Mrs Del T Stanton at 1011 First Avenue SE and have now returned to Redwood Falls Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Stanton
Alice Price
Ellis Stanton Lang
del T. Stanton
First Avenue SE
Redwood Falls
Minn
Michigan couple completes three week northern trip
Mr and Mrs George La Motte of 1504 Bever Avenue SB return from a three weeks tour through northern Michigan and Wisconsin visiting relatives and friends. They were joined homeward by Mrs Frank Roy of Lake Linder, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George la Motte
Bever Avenue
Michigan
Wisconsin
Frank Roy
Lake Linder
Bixlers Entertain Farm Managers at Clearlake
Mr and Mrs Ingram Bixler host Midland Mortgage company farm managers at their Clearlake cottage for a weekend gathering. Attendees include James Truve Mason City Ronald Ellis Oelwein Press Waples Carroll Leonard Anchorstar Carroll Lee Stewart Iowa Falls Ralph Bauer Washington Otho Mendenhall Max Burrell Raymond Pollock Leonard Walters Cedar Rapids Don Doughty Austin MN Stuart Perry Hartford Conn Frank Waples Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram Bixler
Blake Boulevard
Midland Mortgage Company
Cedar Rapids
Clearlake
James Truve
Mason City
Ronald Ellis
Oelwein
Press Waples
Carroll
Leonard Anchorstar
Lee Stewart
Iowa Falls
Ralph Bauer
Washington, Ia
Otho Mendenhall
Max Burrell
Raymond Pollock
Leonard Walters
Don Doughty
Austin
Glowing Fifth Birthday Party for Glenn Chadima
Mrs. George E. Chadima hosted eight guests for her son Glenn's fifth birthday on Friday afternoon. The gathering featured orange yellow and green table decorations with balloons from the chandelier as a colorful centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Chadima
Meadowbrook Drive
Glenn
Lampman Family Return After Des Moines Visit
Mr and Mrs J E Lampman and granddaughter Betty Mae Sidwell have returned home after a week visiting Jefferson and attending the State fair in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lampman
Betty Mae Sidwell
Jefferson
Des Moines
Mrs Zuercher Called Home by Mother's Death
Mrs A R Zuercher of 1852 Second avenue SE is summoned to St Elmo by the death of her mother Mrs J F Deremiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuercher
A. R. Zuercher
Second Avenue SE
St. Elmo, Ill
J.F. Deremiah
Delta Theta Chi Hosts Evening Bridge at Residence
Delta Theta Chi members and guests attended a Thursday evening bridge party at the Koffron residence at 224 Twenty-second Street NE. Attending members included Ann Severin Miriam Carr Martha Stephan Alma Janko Mae Hogeland Louise Koach Lilyan Greenway Irma Hayek Wilma Ladage Pat Hanna and Freda Hoveke. Guests present were Addie Phillipson Marie Weaver Freda Snyders Rachael Griffith and Mrs Charles Manson the group patroness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eenes Seo Ne
Delta Theta Chi
Koffron
Twenty-second Street
Ann Severin
Miriam Carr
Martha Stephan
Alma Janko
Mae Hogeland
Louise Koach
Lilyan Greenway
Irma Hayek
Wilma Ladage
Pat Hanna
Freda Hoveke
Addie Phillipson
Marie Weaver
Freda Snyders
Rachael Griffith
Charles Manson
Northern Trip Journal by Winterbottom and Minor
R D Winterbottom and Roger G Minor, both of Northwestern addresses, returned Friday from a two week motor trip through northern Minnesota Wisconsin and Canada. They visited the Kenore district Ontario and ferried across Lake of the Woods in Canada for a ninety mile voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Winterbottom
A Avenue
Roger G. Minor
Eighteenth Street
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Kenore
Ontario
Lake of the Woods
Maj Gen Bishop Ends Life Before Retirement
Washington precinct reports Maj General Harry G Bishop former chief of field artillery and World War hero died by suicide in his apartment bathroom, twenty four hours before planned retirement. He had endured months of ill health and a severe heart attack days earlier. Coroner MacGruder MacDonald ruled death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry G. Bishop
Army
MacGruder MacDonald
Auto Accident Victims Former Local Residents
C O Dawson killed Friday in an automobile crash near Froelich and Mrs Dawson injured are former Cedar Rapids residents. Dawson known as Chuck was chief clerk in the C R I & P Ry freight division here twenty years ago and held traffic posts in Chicago Mason City and for Decker and Sons. Mrs Dawson, maiden Ning Cass, managed book sales for George A Mullin now Morris Sanford. Her injuries are serious but she is expected to recover. plans to move her to a Mason City hospital. Dawson's funeral arrangements await Mrs Dawson's recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Dawson
Froelich
Dawson
Cedar Rapids
Chuck
C. R. I. and
P. Ry
Ottumwa Chamber of Commerce
Sprague Warner Company
Chicago
Mason City
Jacob Decker and Sons
Mrs. Dawson
Ning Cass
George A. Mullin Company
Morris Sanford Company
Mr. Dawson
Notice of Chapter 7/11 Bankruptcy Proceeding for Clifford & McVey
In the Northern District of Iowa the matter of Clifford and McVey, debtors, Center Point Linn County. Petition seeking composition or extension under Section 75 of the Bankruptcy Act approved August 24 1934. First meeting of creditors at Higley Building Cedar Rapids on September 26 1934 at 2 p.m. creditors may attend and prove claims. Conciliation Commissioner Otto L Schluter. 30-1934
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of
Iowa
Clifford & McVey
Center Point
Linn County
Clifford v. McVey
Higley Building
Cedar Rapids
Otto L Schluter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Curcdcs
Baptist
Twelfth Street
Russell F Judson
Young People’s Meeting
Calvary
Fifth Avenue
E. F Austin
Christ
Christian
Blaine Hyten
I. E. Linkletter
Samuel Ramaker
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Y W
Levi Pennington
Eli Barton
Lutheran
Methodist
Trinity
Ermil B Frye
All Things
Epworth League
St Paul's
A. A. Brooks
All Departments Church
Post League
Kenwood Park
Thirty-third Street
George W. McConkey
John Huss
First Street
Fourteenth Avenue
C. W. Harrop
St. James—Ellis Boulevard
N Avenue NW
Homer A. Crumb
Eighth Avenue
L Street
Purity Methodist Church
Creech
Sixteenth Ahroe
Frank Helmt
Jay
Christian Science
Church of Christ
Church of God
Levenue
Eighth Street
R N Coolidge
William Mathis
Wr Mets
Premie Baturda
Ellis Park
Warrngton Avenue
Beverteentr Street
Neuwnor
Sorsnp
Chure
Arkees
Ger Riggs
O Avenue
Episcopal St
Jens Nooeteerth
Canides
Reece
Jesus
Secord Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Lowell S Ortronister
Foursquare Gospel Church
Myron
Sackett
Mr. Sackett
Interdenominational
A. J. Stokes
Will Rogers
Bauer Gazette
Moscowti
Russia
Trotzky
New York
Upton Sieclsh
Texas
Conorrisht
Will
Salvation Army
United Brethren
United Presbyterian
Unity Center
Teddy Roosevelt
Sheriff's Base
S. G. Smith
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Mary McVey
Nett‘inn
Cedar Rapid
Tran
Otto L.schluter
BY Claude Callan
Bob
Mayor Neill
Jay Watts
Personal Health Service
William Brady, M D
Veterans Hospital
P. P. EL
Emery
Naikhral
Mary Manners
Hr. L
Fiala
Marry Yates, Sr
JONES
Miss Thomas
Walling Home
Kansas
Stanton
State Fair
Bishop
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