Phoebe Nemecek Installed Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Phoebe Nemecek was installed as the new worthy advisor of Cedar Rapids Rainbow Curls of Assembly No 11 at a Saturday installation in the Masonic Hall. Betty Kiterman served as installing officer, with a large list of officers and supporters named, including Chi Omega sisters and past worthy advisor Betty Kitterman receiving the jewel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hal
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
Cedar Rapids
Rainbow Curls
Assembly No 11
Betty Kitterman
Dorothea Dolson
Jfermss Miia
Nemecek
Margaret Wattworthy
Lucile Lawrence
Chart
Ima Palda
Hope Helen Koouik
Faith Katherine Zi
Frvelva
Zaweski
Cora Hampton
Pepe Badedri
Helen Pyre
Marion Love
Charles Heaton
Fairfax
H F Breed
Glen Pyle
Marion Waser Jackson
Lew Zalesky
Floyd Thompson
Chi Omega
Elizabeth Jackson
Lorraine Fisher
The
Muscatine Assembly
Margaret McDonald
Cedar Rapids Assembly
Mrs Snowdon Hosts Friday Night Club Dinner
Mrs Margaret Snowdon of 346 Woodland Drive hosted members of the Friday night club at the Hotel Roosevelt Friday evening. Covers were set for twenty at the dinner table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Snowdon
Woodland
Hotel Roosevelt
Regular Friendly Club Meeting At Shaver Park
Members of the Friendly Club will hold their regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Shaver Park Mrs C ide MacLain with staff members are asked to bring their own suppers for a steak fry at the park details mention forts at erdec and turseay unclear local tones indicate a small community gathering with plans and directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaver Park
Becomes Bride of Lowell Millburn
Miriam Van Sickle Miss Var Sickie wed Tuesday morning at Second Evangeelical Cedar Rapids. Bride's parents are Mr and Mrs H A Van Sickle. The Millburn couple plan to reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lowel F Millburn
Miriam Var Sickie
H A van Sickle
Milburn
TM TM Club and Blue Triangle Host Dinner at YWCA
Members of the TM TM club and the Blue Triangle club of the YWCA met for dinner at the YWCA. Following the meal TM TM members gave a shower honoring Mrs Howard Helscher a former Miss Gladice Eggers and Mrs Harry Carr formerly Neva Francisco. Mrs Orian Hagerman a former Miss Dea Vorak was honored by fellow Blue Triangle members at a miscellaneous shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
Howard Helscher
Gladice Eggers
Harry Carr
Neva Francisco
Orian Hagerman
Dea \Vorak
Mr and Mrs Mingo Celebrate Forty Third Wedding Anniversary
Miss Gads Mingo and Paul Mingo hosted a dinner at 915 L street SW honoring Mr and Mrs George Mingo on their forty third wedding anniversary. Guests included Ed Plummer John Stark J H Valliere Henry Mingo Raymond Mingo and family Frances Newcombe William Hoffey of Iowa City and their sons Dick Don and Pauw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gads Mingo
Paul Mingo
George Mingo
L Street
Mingo
Ed Plummer
John Stark
J H Valliere
Henry Mingo
Raymond Mingo
Bobby
Frances Newcombe
William Hoffey
Iowa City
Don and
Pauw
Walther Lenges Hold Wiener Roast At Park Event
Members of the junior Walther lenge of Trinity Lutheran church gathered for a Wiener roast Thursday evening at Eims Park. Attendees included Edward Euken Robert Brown Robert Ben ecke Ralph Kropnenske Dale Kilecksee Theodore Wichman Richard Ford Martin Luther Edward Then Robert Kicksee Waldo Kreuter Edwin Timm Richard ten Gertrude Then Catherine Timm Alice Kulhavy France Euken Miranda Steffens Ruth Brammer Doris Luber Lorraine Trueblood Ruby Hartkemeyer Irene Mohme Arnold Brammer Paula Buls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wiener
Eims Park
Edward Euken
Robert Brown
Robert Benecke
Ralph Kropnenske
Dale Kilecksee
Theodore Wichman
Richard Ford
Martin Luther
Edward Then
Robert Kicksee
Waldo Kreuter
Edwin Timm
Richard Ten
Gertrude Then
Catherine Timm
Alice Kulhavy
France Euken
Miranda Steffens
Ruth Brammer
Doris Luber
Lorraine
Trueblood
Ruby Hartkemeyer
Irene Mohme
Arnold Brammer
Paula Buls
Mrs Hallinan Hosts Chapter GM Meeting at Home
Mrs M S Hallinan will host the chapter GM at her home 2415 Fifth Avenue SE on Monday at 7 30 pm. Members are asked to note the meeting place change. Assisting the hostess are Mrs George Krabbenhoft Mrs RG Aistin and Mrs Keith Young Moss Wee Bovack will review a motrophs of HCG Wells and rolls will be answered by Words I sprorounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M S Hallinan
Feo
Fifth Avenue SE
George Krabbenhoft
RG Aistin
Keith Young Moss Wee Bovack
St James Pastorate Honors Rev Mr and Mrs Crumb
The Rev Mr and Mrs H A Crumb were honored by St James church members Friday evening. A welcome banner decorated the basement as guests gathered for a picnic supper and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James
Rs. Crumb
H A Crumb
St James Church
Mr Crumb
St James
Ro J Butler
George E Seeles
Charles Neilson Frey Samers
Fred Samek
Trimbie
Myr
Miss Slausen Hosts Shower for Mrs Miller After Marriage
A wedding shower at 256 Thirty-fifth Street SE honored Mrs William Miller. Guests included Mrs F S Maloney Miss Geraane Slausan and Miss Thema Vahn with many gifts. Bingo and bunco yielded prizes to Vianna Dahn Bessie Slausen William Miller and Mrs Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Jor Baresh
Thirty-fifth Street
F .S Maloney
Geraane Slausan
Thema Vahn
William Miller
Bernice Lyon
Doris Swenson
Maud Shaw
Beatrice Lyon
Ruth Lundeen
Katherine Bibby
Dorothy Miller
Virginia Shier
Gladys Buresh
Dorothy Scott
Naomi Barlow
Bessie Slausen
George Tait
Guy Curnett
Richard Sears
Harold Babcock
Clarence Basterdway
Helen Rush
Chris Miller
N. C Chapman
W J . Miller
M Lyon
Vianna Dahn
J R. Buresh
M Kembler
Bingo
Bunco
Chapman
Benjamin Franklin P A Opens Year With Talk At School
The Benjamin Franklin P A holds its first meeting of the year Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the school. Miss Ruby Byers is principal and speaker for the afternoon, discussing Community Ideals vs Community Standards of Education. Mrs S V Shonka is president for the coming year with officers including Mrs Charles E Irwin as vice president and Mrs A Zuercher as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin P . A
Ruby Byers
S. V. Shonka
Charles E. Irwin
A. Zuercher
M Oo. Hanzilik
Irwin
Waller Hutchings
Max Bromwell
M Sopousek
Carl Ettinger
Henry Like
Miss Ann McMeel Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Ann McMeel, who will marry Emmett Murphy of Fairfax on October 9, was honored Friday night at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Charles Farrell at 407 Seventh Street SW. Bridge and bunco games awarded prizes to several guests, with Velma Trachta winning first prize in bunco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann McMeel
Emmett Murphy
Fairfax
Charles Farrell
Seventh Street
Lyle G Hahn
Dorothea Meyers
Clarence Carter
Bunco
Velma Trachta
Miss McMeel
Harriet Olmstead
Martha Rompert
Rachel Clark
William Radloff
Marian van Fossen
Peg Ciould
Ursula McMeel
Hahn
Meyers
Leone Lilly
Trachta
Dorothy Pitt
Frances Halpin
John Tasvier
Carter
Marguerite Comnor and Fred Kriz wed at St John’s
Mise Marguerite Comnor of Me eehar ysep and Frederek J Kriz united in marriage Tuesday morning at St Johns. The Rev Wui re ONS Namaree ope formed the ceremony. Kaz 4s daughter of Mr ee Merteres HO Comper and Mr Kriz is son of Fred Kriz of Coral-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Marguerite Comnor
Meehar
Ysep
Frederek
J Kriz
Marare
St John’s
Uero Tshon
Rey Wuire
Et G Sreervaors
Kaz 4S
M’ Kriz
Fred Kriz
Coral
Troy Mills Bride Weds Glenn W Harmsten in First Reformed
Doris Carson of Troy Mills married Glenn W Harmsten of Cedar Rapids at noon Saturday in the First Reformed chapel with Rev Samuel Rakmer officiating. The couple were attended by Ernest Kosek and Ralph Carson. They plan a Lake Geneva honeymoon and home in Cedar Rapids after October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C E. Carson
Troy Mills
Doris
Glenn W. Harmsten
Cedar Rapids
F. J. Harmsten
Chicago
First Reformed Church
Samuel Ramaker
Ernest Kosek
Ralph Carson
Roosevelt Hotel
Harmsten
Organizing Group of DAR to Hold Meeting
The first meeting of the organizing group of the DAR will be Friday at 2 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Frank W Orr 1808 First avenue E. Judge Herbert C. Ring will present an address on the Constitution. J Rhoads Treichler and Mrs P R Geyer listed as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A R
Frank W Orr
First Avenue E
Herbert C. Ring
J Rhoads Treichler
P. R Geyer
Kenwood P T A Elects Delegates and Sets Fall Activities
Kenwood P T A began the year's work with a meeting electing Mrs. M S Reeder and Mrs. M G Kehne as district conference delegates to be held in Dubuque Oct 12. Reeder the president welcomed members, and committee chairs were announced for the rummage sale Oct 5. The program featured a solo, readings, and a corsage for teachers and guests, with tea served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood P. T A
M. S. Reeder
M. G. Kehne
Dubuque
Kehne
H L. Hinkle
Harry Emerson
Amos Scott
Henriette Bures
Scott
St Pauls Methodist Women Meet. Members Share Vacation Trips
The Business and Professional Women's class at St Pauls Methodist church held its first meeting of the year at Mrs Kofron's tea room Thursday evening with forty four members present. After the business session, members Illian Clark Leone Sutherland Helen Arduser Gladys Kelfer Mable Woodson and Elizabeth Bender spoke about their summer travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Methodist Church
Story hour at Sixteenth Avenue library station
A story hour will be conducted at the Sixteenth Avenue library station Tuesday at 4 15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Avenue Library
Darragh Daughter Enters Ames Institute in Iowa
He'en Darragh, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Darragh, leaves for Ames Iowa to enter a two year program at the Iowa State Institute. Joan Fay of Chicago is also mentioned in connection with the event as the program progresses with plans for a revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He'en Darragh
J W Darragh
Iowa State
Ames
Joan Fay
Chicago
Jorepn
Esfe
Minn
Wréoe
Sunshine Mission Fruit and Vegetable Reception Planned
The Sunshine Mission hosts its annual fruit and vegetable reception on October 3 at the Mission. Mission officials and the Women’s board led by Mrs. E. W LaPlant will entertain from 2 30 p m to 5 p m in the parlors on the second floor. Gifts of any kind are appreciated and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
The
Mission
E. W LaPlant
Kensington Rebecca Alexander Tent to Meet at Mrs Hollom Home
Mrs George Hollom hosts the first fall Kensington of Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 Daughters of Union Veterans and Brass Button Study Club Wednesday afternoon. Miss Alma E Owens directs business and elections while Mrs W A Bergen arranges social events with assistants Mrs H F Kremme Mrs F W Mulson Mrs George Miller and Mrs Walter Krebs. All G A R members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hollom
Ninth Street SE
Kensington
Rebecca Alexander
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Brass Button Study Club
Alma E. Owens
W. A. Bergen
H. F. Kremme
F. W. Mulson
George Miller
Walter Krebs
The
Daughters of Isabella Plan Back to School Party at Montrose
The Daughters of Isabella organize a Back to School party in the Mont Rose hotel's French room on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The event features boys and girls as guests, games, and refreshments. Chairwoman Mrs Monica Goodyear leads the committee with Miss Esther Hronek, Miss Gladyce Getz, and Miss Pauline Smid assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Monica Goodyear
Esther Hronek
Gladyce Getz
Pauline Smid
Haynes and Jacksons Return From Detroit Visit
Mr and Mrs Bert Haynes returned Friday from Detroit Michigan with Mr and Mrs A L Jackson Alberta Haynes Cedar Rapids Mrs Jackson had been entertaining with George Williams and his orchestra at the Oriole Terrace in Detroit They will spend a few days here before joining Mr Williams in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Haynes
Detroit
Mich
A. L. Jackson
Jackson
Alberta Haynes
Cedar Rapids
Oriole Terrace
George Williams
Mr. Willams
Cleveland
Mrs S L French to Visit Dr Paul French Family
Mrs S L French of Washington Indiana will arrive Monday to stay a week with her son Dr Paul O French at 217 Parkcourt SE. Miss Mary French, Dr French’s sister, will join then travel to Freeport Indiana to visit another brother before returning for a visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. French
Washington
Paul O French
Parkcourt SE
Mary French
Dr French
Freeport
Valenta of Hollywood Visiting Cedar Rapids Parents
Ronald J Valenta formerly of Cedar Rapids is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W A Valenta at 526 Fifth Street SE before traveling to Chicago for the World's Fair. He is general manager of Rainbow Realty Company in Hollywood California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald J Valenta
Hollywood
Cedar Rapids
W. A. Valenta
Fifth Street
Chicago
Valenta
Rainbow Realty Company
Calif
Couples class meeting at Barton home hosts program
The Couples class of the First Christian church held its monthly gathering at 1905 Park avenue SE Friday evening. After a brief business session a program of entertainment followed. The organizing committee included Mr and Mrs Barton, Mr and Mrs H D Wingert and Mr and Mrs W E Groepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Don Barton
Park Avenue SE
Barton
H. D Wingert
W. E. Groepper
Cedar chapter 184 to hold autumn party at Masonic hall
Cedar chapter No. 184 E. 5. invites members to an autumn party Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall. The program includes dancing and card games with prizes for winners. All members are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Trinity Methodist Division 2 Picnic Meeting
Division No 2 of Trinity Methodist Church will meet at 230 Highland Drive NW for a 1 p.m. Tuesday picnic luncheon. Mrs C Blodgett hosts with assistance from Mrs J R Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Division
Trinity Methodist Church
Miss Inga Tapper Hosts A A U W Meeting at Cedar Rapids
Miss Inga Tapper of 348 Forest Drive SE will host the American Association of University Women opening meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Luther Richman of Iowa State Teachers College will sing with Lillian Dresser as accompanist. A business session with Evelyn Street presiding precedes the program. richman a noted baritone with operatic and concert credentials, will perform a varied program. Members invited include eligible women and a host of officers and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga Tapper
Forest Drive
American Association of University Women
Luther A. Richman
Iowa State Teachers College
Lillian Dresser
Cedar Falls
Evelyn Street
Cedar Rapids
Richman
Cincinnati Opera Company
Lutheran Redeemer Church
Chicago
Knox Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Waterloo Symphony Orchestra
Cornell College Music Festival
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Phi Delta Kappa
Amadis
Somervillette
Samson
Dunhill
Clearmont
Anon
Somerville
Frank V. Orr
Tapper
Nelle Erwin
Martha Balcar
A. A. Barlow
John W. Barry, Jr
John R. Battin
George M Bird
Harry EB. Boyd
H. Brownlee
Birthday dinner honors Mrs Belle West at 72
Mrs Vance Newhouse hosted a dinner for Mrs Belle West's seventy second birthday at 1425 WN street SW. Twenty three relatives attended including Mr and Mrs N L West and Clifford McLain. The First Baptist church W W G held a Friday supper and business meeting with 23 members present. The Burlington October Baptist banquet was discussed and the next meeting will be at Eloise Heath's home on September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Newhouse
Belle West
West
N. L. West
Carl McLain
Clifford
B . West
Virginia West
Wilma Newbold
Donald West
Dorothy West
James Newbold
O. D. Newberry
Devere
Bert Newhouse
W B. Newhouse
First Baptist Church
O. R. Patrick
Burlington
R. F Judson
L. E. Varns
Eloise Heath
Wednesday Social Club Opens Year With Picnic Luncheon
The Wednesday Social club begins the year with a picnic lunch at 1 pm on Wednesday at Mrs. M. F Cox's home 1812 Washington Avenue SE. Members should bring usual picnic items. Mrs. Cox will provide coffee cream and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F Cox
Washington Avenue SE
Esther Reside Weds Everett Hansen in Waterloo Church
Miss Esther Reside daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Reside of Waterloo and Everett Hansen were married Sept 16 at Trinity American Church in Waterloo. The ceremony was led by Rev G E Melchert with vocal numbers by Mrs Clyde Welch and Mrs John Ray and organist Mrs George Timm. The bride wore a Carioca brown satin back crepe dress and pink rose bouquet. Attendants were Ruth Grebien as bridesmaid and Homer Peterson as best man. The newlyweds plan a Chicago wedding trip and will reside at 706 Dawson Street Waterloo after a dinner for 26 guests at the Reside home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Reside
Frank Reside
Waterloo
Morley
Everett Hansen
Trinity American Church
G. E. Melchert
Clyde Welch
John Ray
George Timm
Mendelssohn
Ruth Grebien
Homer Peterson
West Waterloo High School
Sophia Hansen
East Waterloo High School
Hansen
Rath's
Frank Jamison
Anamosa
Chauncy
Clarence Lawson
Chicago
Dawson Street
Marriage Announcement Neva Fr Francisco to Harry J Carr
Mr and Mrs Fr Francisco of Newhall announce the marriage of their daughter Neva to Harry J Carr son of Mr and Mrs Joe Carr of Shellsburg. The ceremony was held at Galena Illinois on July 22 with Mr and Mrs Dan Stanton of Cedar Rapids attending. The couple will reside on a farm near Shellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Newhall
Neva
Harry J. Carr
Joe Carr
Shellsburg
Galena
Dan Stanton
Cedar Rapids
Carr
Miss Blanche Houser Enters University of Iowa Medical College
Miss Blanche Houser daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Houser of 1432 First Avenue W enters the University of Iowa College of Medicine. She is a graduate of Coc college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Houser
R. A Houser
First Avenue W
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Miss Houser
Coc College
Book club holds first dessert luncheon meeting
The group meets Tuesday at Mrs. Bruce West home 23270 Avenue NE. Mrs. Marvin Selden will review The Unfinished Cathedral by T. S. Stribling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Book Club
Bruce West
Avenue NE
Marvin Selden
T. S. Stribling
Cedar Rapids Teachers Association announces 13 committees
Ruth Griffith leads the Cedar Rapids Teachers Association for the coming year with Agnes Chaney as first vice president and Margaret Grier as second vice president. The 13 committees cover areas such as salary budgeting auditing ways and means legislative civic education publicity and more with named chairmen and representatives for each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Teachers’ Association
Ruth Griffith
Agnes Chaney
Margaret Grier
Olga Tapper
Agnes Carlsen
Bernice Pratt
Ludlow Crane
Lucille Powell
Helen Dunn
Faith McMurray
Frances Owen
Belle Hanson
Margaret McKercher
Katherine Munkhoff
Leone Sutherland
Ruth Webster
Lilian Clark
Winona McFarland
Ruth Snyder
Edith Lange
Emily Matousek
M. Eleanor Wilson
Mabel de Woody
Thelma Morton
Hazel Harper
Helen Murch
Eva Byerly
Helen Shoemaker
Miriam Confare
Elsie Cornely
Jane Houghton
Lillian Dinsdale
Grace DeGroote
Flower
Miriam Silseth
Lydia Snyder
Sylvia Chada
Mutual Benefit
Lenora Beggs
Florence Leiter
Lucille Pogge
Insurance Department
Agnes Robertson
Elsie Propst
Helen Arduser
Ella Harding
Aure White
Czech Fine Arts supper postponed due to weather
The picnic supper planned by the Czech Fine Arts society to be held Sunday at Sokol lodge has been indefinitely postponed because of inclement weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Fine Arts Society
Sokol Lodge
Thirteenth Birthday Dinner Hosted by Bob Warren
Bob Warren celebrated his thirteenth birthday with a dinner at his home on Fifth Avenue Southeast. He entertained friends Friday evening and then played games after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Warren
M. R. Warren
Fifth Avenus SE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Meeting Announcement
The Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club will meet Thursday at Mrs. Arthur Huntington's home 1946 Fifth Avenue SE. A luncheon will be served at 1 pm. Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames William Hughes Harry Palmer and R D Stary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
Arthur Huntington
Fifth Avenue SE
William Hughes
Harry Palmer
R. D. Stary
Three Mile Bay Man Visits City with Friends and Relatives
Charles L. Selter of Three Mile Bay New York is visiting the city alongside friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Selter
Three Mile Bay, N.Y
City
Bridge Socials A. A. Schmidt Hosts In Delhi
Delhi notices report Mrs. A. A. Schmidt entertained at bridge Wednesday with high score by Mrs. Jay Reid and no prize to Mrs. P. A. Jar ahi. Mr and Mrs. J. H. Engel hosted at bridge. Mrs. Bernice White hosted the S. S. Bridge club on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Schmidt
Jay Reid
P. A. Jarahi
J. H. Engel
Bernice White
S. S. Bridge Club
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Phoebe Nemecek
Mrs. Snowdon
Wisconsin University
Lowell Millburn
Montleur
Lowell F. Millburn
Trinity Lutheran League
Pp. FE. O
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Eran Ok
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Harmony Cafeteria
Franklin P. T. A
Comnor-Rriz
Harrison T T
Perso
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Tye Howe
Saint
Trave
Doris Carson
Bride
G. W. Harmsten
Montieur
Kenwood P. T. A. Meeting
ST. Paul's B. and
P. W
Towa State College
Withe
Mes Vlcko
Grivens
Hamiltons
Walthams
Elya Bulovas
Parkers
Jewelry Company
Second Street SE
Isabella
Michigan
Cedar
A.A.U.W
Mrs. West
W. W. G. Meeting
Hazel Lee Tomim
New York
Francisco Carr
Iowa University
Miss Serrec
Iowa Theater
Assn
Alpha Gam Mothers Club
Mra
Angie Allen
Onty
Nose
Otto
Leo Allen
Fred Bramer
Moore
Elizabeth Orr
Elva Hall
Otha Johnson
Thelma Johson
A. A. Garnett
Elva Edwards
Zelma Cass
Delhi
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