Stamps and Fines Noted in Daily Record Listings
Public notices list food ration stamps valid through dates and quantities for Meat Blue and A and B book stamps. Local arrests include Leonard Pfeiffer fined $25 for drunkenness. Lyle Van Voltenburg $50 for reckless driving. Vernon Zerbee $5 for no license. Ethel Zerbee $5 for permitting unauthorized driving. Bob Happel $1 for riding double on bicycle. several $1 traffic fines. Also reports a motor-vehicle crash on First Street and Eleventh Avenue SW with extensive damage and a second crash on Eighth Avenue SE, plus a police note about a Msgr Molloy car skid incident on Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle van Voltenburg
Marion
Vernon Zerbee
I Avenue NW
Ethel Zerbée
Bob Happel
Thirteenth Street NW
William T. Barnes
Seventh Avenue
Everett Spear
Olin
C. T. Williams
Sixteenth Street
S. C. Stookey
Dows Building
Gus Brown
van Voltenburg
First Street
Eleventh Avenue
Clyde Rutey
Alfred Martina
Fruitland Boulevard
George E. Bradley
Fourth Street
Bradley
Stanley Nathan Chesmore
Mt. Vernon
Eighth Avenue SE
John M. Molloy
Third Avenue SE
H. D. Lundin
Bever Avenue
Msgr. Molloy
Lundin
Local births reported at multiple Iowa addresses
At Mercy Mr and Mrs George Appleby 1255 Second avenue SE a daughter Sept 22. Mr and Mrs Cletus Knowles 916 D avenue NW a daughter Sept 23. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Slaymaker 515 Sixth street SW a daughter Sept 23. At St Luke s Mr and Mrs Norman Hartwig Clarence a son Sept 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
George Appleby
Second Avenue
Cletus Knowles
D Avenue NW
Lawrence Slaymaker
Sixth Street
St. Luke’s
Norman Hartwig
Clarence
DeLong and Cook and Lyman and Bucklin and Hughes cases
List of names shows five contested surnames and two respondent parties in pairings. The document also records transfers or relations involving Wilma Cabalka from Wesley Cabalka and Julia Pauline Lucas from George E. Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. DeLong
Ardith L. DeLong
Berniece Cook
Dwight A. Cook
Irene E. Lyman
Francis W. Lyman
Zola Bucklin
Bernard Ralph Bucklin
Richard J. Hughes
Christiane Hughes
Wilma Cabalka
Wesley Cabalka
Julia Pauline Lucas
George E. Lucas
Accidents on City Lines Bus and Nearby Vehicle
Details show City Lines bus driven by Leo Ward collided with Ralph Baker’s car after Ward warned passengers as they exited. Miss Abodeely received 13 stitches for a deep thigh gash from the car fender. No charges filed. A separate Old Marion road crash injured Mrs. Cummings, Ronald, and Stevens with Jerry, 2, uninjured. Police learned of the incident from Leo G. Stickley. No charges reported. A third crash injured Young McLaud, Newhouse, Miss Armstrong, and Vernon Zerbee, 14, from a Zerbee car and a guy wire incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Miss Abodeely
Baker
Old Marion Road
Kenwood Golf Course
Cummings
Jerry
Leo G. Stickley
Eighth Street
Stevens
Ronald
St. Luke's Hospital
Young McLaud
Newhouse
Miss Armstrong
Vernon Zerbee
1 Avenue NW
Zerbee
Guy
Teeth Powder Keeps Dentures Firm and Secure
A historical dental preparation advertises PASTEETH as an improved powder you sprinkle on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth more firmly. It claims the product will not slide or rock and leaves no gummy residue.
Polio Peak Reached In Iowa Belief Des Moines Report
DES MOINES INS The peak of infantile paralysis cases in Iowa is believed to have passed with nine new cases this week the state health department reported Friday The new cases raised the monthly total to 47 and yearly total to 111 compared with 136 last year September shows a steady decline with 48 cases the week ending Sept 2 then 25 and 13 last week New cases this week occurred in Des Moines Boone Henry Woodbury Black Hawk and Linn counties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
State Department of Health
Boone County
Henry
Woodbury
Black Hawk
Linn
Army Service Forces to Relax 54-Hour Work Week
Lt General Brehon Somervell announced that from October 1 the 54 hour work week in Army Service Forces will be eased in headquarters service command and several field installations. The change reflects a shift from the wartime schedule in effect since July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Brehon Somervell
Army Service Forces
Service Command
Retired Olin Merchant Dies at 92 in Cedar Rapids Hospital
OLIN L H PECK aged 92 longtime Olin merchant death announced survivors include two daughters Mrs Henry Seeger Morley and Mrs August Jurgenson Blairs Town two brothers W C Peck and Ernest Peck of Olin and son Dr John H Peck former Oakdale sanatorium superintendent who died three years ago funeral set for 2 p m Monday Campbell funeral home Olin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
L. H. Peck
Cedar Rapids
Henry Seeger
Morley
August Jurgenson
Blairstown
W. C
Ernest Peck
John H. Peck
Oakdale
Campbell Funeral Home
Fayette County Farmer Ends Life By Hanging
Herman Krug 63, of Arlington, ended his life by hanging Thursday night. His body was found Friday morning in a barn near his sister Mrs. E A Schmidt four miles east of town, where he had lived. Survived by three sisters Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. Sigmund Koehler and Mrs. Fred Dempster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Herman Krug
J. R. Wood
Fayette County
E. A. Schmidt
Wood
Krug
Schmidt
Sigmund Koehler
Fred Dempster
Wallace Denies Star on Truman in Roosevelt Campaign
Vice president Wallace said he spoke for the whole ticket and did not mention Harry S. Truman by name in his remarks urging Roosevelt’s re election. He denied making published statements about fearing the Democratic ticket’s outcome and cited slow public enthusiasm for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Wallace
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Bricker Train Collides With Grocery Cart in Maine
An elderly woman named Martha ha Byington, about 70, was fatally struck when the Kennebec Limited carrying Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio hit a grocery cart at Andover Massachusetts as the train approached. The incident occurred Friday and involved Bricker and his party en route to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Mass
Kennebec Limited
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Maine
Martha Ha Byington
Boston and Maine
Bricker Seeks GOP End to Spending Rampage in Maine Rally
Gov. Bricker accused the Roosevelt administration of spending three times as much as all prior presidents combined. Speaking at a Bangor rally after GOP gains in local elections, he compared Roosevelt’s record to past leaders, pledging to restore fiscal soundness, balance the budget, and curb government competition with private enterprise. He also charged the New Deal with elevating the Browder Hillman axis and warned about class hatred driving the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
John W. Bricker
Roosevelt
United States
G.O.P
Bricker
George Washington
James Madison
James Polk
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
America
Republican Party
Portland
New Deal
PAC
Break Widened In Gothic Wall
ROME AP A breach in the Nazis Gothic line in Italy widened with the capture of Monte Citerna and Monte Tronale, placing American troops near the Futa pass. Eighth Army advances northwest from Rimini toward Ravenna and Bologna while Fifth Army columns push along mountain roads, narrowing the corridor toward the same objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Monte Citerna
Monte Tronale
Firenzuola
Futa Pass
Bologna
Eighth Army
Adriatic
Rimini
Ravenna
Fifth Army
Detectives Recover Gold Necklace Valued at $175
City detectives recovered a solid gold necklace worth 175 dollars after a burglary at Abdoo Rossey's home on First Avenue SE. Four juveniles were arrested within hours as the investigation unfolded this Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdoo Rossey
First Avenue
Rossey
How Far to Berlin The Associated Press Update
On the western front the distance to Berlin is 305 miles from Arnhem. The Russian front sits 310 miles from Warsaw. An Italian front entry notes miles south of Regn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Arnhem
Warsaw
Deaths Joshua G. Baily 87 Central City area farmer
Joshua G. Baily 87 retired farmer died at his son's home near Central City at 7 a.m. Saturday. Born in Lisbon on April 22 1857 he married Josephine McCrellis in 1881 at Laramie Wyoming. They farmed in Montana and later near Central City where he lived 45 years. Survived by son Eugene four daughters 26 grandchildren and 51 great grandchildren. Services Monday 2 p.m. at Federated Church Central City with Rev. Lewis D. Savage. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Baria chapel after 1 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua G. Baily
Eugene Baily
Central City
Lisbon
Laramie
Wyo
Josephine McCrellis
Medicine Bowl
Lima
Mont
Lina County
Eugene
George Fuller
Olive Hatfield
Philena Fuller
Josephine Bremer
Iola
Kan
Federated Church
Lewis D. Savage
Oak Hill Cemetery
Baria Chapel
Death of Mrs Katherine Merrill 87 in Winthrop
Mrs Katherine Merrill 87 of Winthrop died Thursday at Peoples hospital Independence after a long illness. Born Sept 12 1857 in Elgin US she lived in Ames previously and was a member of Collegiate Presbyterian church. Survived by four sons A H Merrill Minneapolis J E Merrill Peoria Tl Merrill R M Merrill College Park Md and D M Merrill Chicago a brother W A Kirkpatrick Clare. Services Sunday at 2 p m at Fawcett funeral home Winthrop conducted by Rev Tallman and Rev Strange with burial at Hickory Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Merrill
Winthrop
Peoples Hospital
Independence
Elgin
Ames
Collegiate Presbyterian Church
A. H. Merrill
Minneapolis
J. E
Peoria
R. M
College Park
D. M
Chicago
W. A. Kirk
Death of Frank A. Fink Jr. reported in Cedar Rapids area
Word has been received of the death of Frank A. Fink Jr., 60, a former Paul’s Lunch employee. He died at his sister’s summer home in Hayward, Wisconsin, after living in Cedar Rapids the past 15 years. Survived by his father Frank A. Fink of Cicero, a brother Edward Fink of Cicero, and sister Mrs W A Wawak of Elmhurst, Illinois. Funeral services are set for Saturday afternoon with burial in Bohemian National Cemetery in Cicero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Fink, Jr
Paul
Third Avenue SE
W. A. Wawak
Hayward
Wis
Cicero
Lll
Fink
Cedar Rapids
Frank A. Fink
Edward Fink
Elmhurst
Ill
Bohemian National Cemetery
Death of Cedar Rapids resident John T. Clulow at 71
John T. Clulow 71 a Cedar Rapids resident for 17 years died of a heart ailment early Saturday at 626 First avenue NE Born in Mitchell Ontario January 26 1873 he had lived in Clinton before moving to Cedar Rapids He worked for 30 years with the North Western Railroad He belonged to Immaculate Conception church Surviving are his wife Ann two daughters Mrs Frank Murray and Mrs William Clark and two sisters Mrs Margaret Lucas and Mrs Frank Burroughs The body is at Monahan funeral home with calling Sunday and funeral announcements pending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Clulow
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Mitchell
Ont
Clinton
North Western Railroad
Immaculate Conception
Ann
Frank Murray
Madison
Wis
William Clark
Margaret Lucas
Toronto
Frank Burroughs
Monahan Funeral Home
Gillette to Open Campaign in Des Moines Oct 2
Senator Guy M. Gillette, Democratic candidate to seek another term, will visit Des Moines on October 2 to begin his campaign. Helen Sullivan, his Fort Dodge secretary, arrived Friday to open offices for Gillette at the Democratic state headquarters. No speeches are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Guy M. Gillette
Helen Sullivan
Fort Dodge
G.vette
Gillette
Will and Josgh H Merrill estate notice in Linn County
State of Jows Linn County district court announces a hearing on September Ge7 94 at 3 am for the last will and probate of Josgh H Merrill. The case will be heard at the District Court with attorney Claassen listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jows
Linn County
Bopurer
Josgh
H. Merrilliste
Good Prices at Show Cattle Sale
At the Iowa Aberdeen Angus Breeders association show in Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs 58 females and 15 bulls sold. Females averaged 320 dollars and bulls 322 dollars with buyers from Iowa Indiana Wisconsin Illinois Ohio and Florida. Champion bull exhibited by I E Kemp of Marion sold for 800 to Walsh Bros Beloit Wisconsin. Next highest bull sold by Roy M Koster of Gladbrook to James Nowachek of Wyoming Iowa for 10. Champion female calved January 7 1944 consigned by Robert Kelso Allerton Iowa to Warner Grove Farm Greenville Iowa. Reserve female yearling heifer shown by Johnson Bros Ida Grove Iowa sold to Elton Farms Rosehill Iowa for 950 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Haweye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio
Florida
I. E. Kemp
Marion
Walsh Bros
Beloit
Wis
Roy M. Koster
Gladbrook
James Nowachek
Wyoming
Robert Kelso
Allerton
Warner Grove
Greenville
Johnson Bros
Ida Grove
Elton Farms
Rosehill
Dewey Urges Expanded Social Security For All Americans
Governor Dewey argues for universal social security coverage and unemployment insurance expansion, calling for changes to tax collection to ease small employers’ burden and stressing the need to include military veterans. He urges state control of employment services, home-town counseling for veterans, and reintegration support alongside the GI Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.O.P
Washington
Nab Juveniles Trying to Enter Community House
Police early today took two boys aged 12 and 14 into custody after they were found removing screens from the Community House on Tenth street SE. They admitted planning to enter to take cash receipts from a recent fan night and were to be taken before juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Avenue
Tenth Street
Charles Chanksy Rites Monday at Iowa City
Services for Charles J. Chansky, 69, will be held Monday at 9 am at St. Mary's church in Iowa City. He died Thursday night. Chansky served three terms as chairman of the Firm district Democratic committee and led the Johnson county Democratic central committee for many years. He was a Solon area resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Iowa City
Charles J. Chansky
St. Mary’s Church
Chansky
Firm
District Democratic Committee
Johnson County
Democratic Central Committee
Solon
Men and Women in Service Updates from the War Front
Marine Sgt Dean Ehret spends a 30 day furlough in Central City with relatives before reporting to Great Lakes. Paul Sawyer, pharmacist’s mate, takes a 30 day leave in Central City and Gim after 19 months overseas and a stint at St. Albans hospital. Marvin Mills travels to San Francisco after leave with his mother Lelia Mills and 25 months in the South Pacific. Nancy Dee Houser sails to Hunter College for Waves boat training in New York, daughter of J W Houser. Pvt Robert K Andrews transfers to Truax Field Madison Wis as a radio technician after Buckley Field. Pfc Carl J Heiner enjoys a 15 day furlough with parents in Madison Wis where he teaches radio at Truax Field. Pvt Don A Morgan arrives in France per parents at 119 Thirteenth Street NW. Donald E Hollister promoted to corporal in England. he is a darkroom tech in the Army Air Corps. Pfc Basil L Harris arrives in England with an air-borne division. his wife reports. Harris’s brothers Thurman Harris to New Guinea and Pre Harris at Camp Cooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sawyer
Central City
Gim
St. Albans
N. Y
Naval Hospital
Great Lakes
Robert K. Andrews
Army Air Forces
Buckley Field
Denver
Colo
Truaxfield
Madison
Wis
Andrews
Ralph Andrews
Fourth Avenue SW
Basil L. Harris
England
Eighth Street
Charles Harris
Seventh Avenue
Pvt. Thurman
Bazaar and supper set at St. Joseph Church
City briefs note a Bazaar and supper scheduled for Sunday at St. Joseph church in Prairieburg. Police report R. E. Wilson’s car was robbed of fishing tackle including a box and pole valued at 65 dollars. Church notices cover Sunshine Mission tonight, St. John’s Sunday school reopening, and various sermons and classes at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Church
Prairieburg
R. E. Wilson
Seventh Avenue SE
Typhoid Fever Cases News From Council Bluffs
Dr. Carl F. Jordan of the state health department said typhoid fever crest has likely been reached with 17 known cases. He noted several others are under observation, with tests on water milk and potential carriers due next week as Atlantic continues the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Carl F. Jordan
Division of
State Health Department
Jordan
Atlantic
64 SUI Dental Students To Get Army Discharges
Iowa City up reports sixty four army specialized training program students in the University of Iowa College of Dentistry will be honorably discharged as the army discontinues the training. Deferred students reclassified will continue training as civilians. ASTP medical students will not be quartered after Oct 1 and will receive rations and quarters allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
College of Dentistry
University of Iowa
Army
ASTP
Notice of Estate Administration Appealed and Qualified
A notice indicates that an administrator named for the estate of Duane Tmaen in Linn County Iowa has been duly appealed and qualified. Creditors and all persons indebted to or having claims against the estate are requested to present them for payment or filing with the administrator by the specified deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane tTmaen
Linn County
Iowa
Ted Te Seale
Iowa's School Code Outmoded Says Peterson
University of Iowa professor E T Peterson told High Twelve the Iowa School Code is the most outmoded law, tracing it to 1857 and pioneer days. He urged studying the code revision committee findings for 1945 and called for peacetime modernization and centralized school support to replace the four square mile district system. He contrasted wartime army education as professional and well funded, noting civilian schooling must adopt similar backing and flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
E. T. Peterson
University of Iowa
Peterson
G.I
Cedar Rapids Retail Food Costs Fall One Percent
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports Cedar Rapids August retail food costs averaged 1 percent lower than July. Meats dropped about 6 percent with beef and veal down 0.2 percent and pork and lamb each down 1 percent. chickens fell 1.8 percent. Fruits and vegetables declined 4.2 percent. eggs rose 4.3 percent to 39 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. S. Department of Labor
Nelson in India en route home from Chungking
Donald M. Nelson chairman of the U S war production board arrived in India for a two week stay en route to the United States dispatches said Friday in Chungking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Donald M. Nelson
U. S. War Production Board
India
United States
Dispatches
Chunging
Voice of America salutes radio in war on NBC and WHO
A special program titled The Voice of America saluting radio in war will be carried by NBC and WHO Saturday at 6 p.m. L Fly of the FCC Elmer avis and Robert Sherwood of the OWI and Nelson Rockefeller coordinator of Inter American affairs will speak. Harmonica star Larry Adler returns with Bolero and other pieces on the Kenny Baker show at 7 p.m. Saturday over CBS and WBBM. Orson Welles will guest star on Inner Sanctum at 7 30 p.m. Headliners Tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
CBS
NBC
WMT
WHO
Statler
Washington
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
AFL
Daniel J. Tobin
The
Union
Voice of America
L. Fly
FCC
Elmeravis and
Robert Sherwood
OWI
Nelson Rockefeller
Larry Adler
Kenny Baker
WBBM
Ravel
Orson Welles
White Shadows to Air on Chicago Theater of the Air
Saturday over CBS and WMT Himan Brown directs White Shadows an original fantasy romance with a Far Eastern motif and musical selections presented by Chicago Theater of the Air at 8 p m. Saturday over Mutual and WGN Screen Actress Paulette Goddard will guest on the Barry Wood Patsy Kelly show at 9 p m Saturday over NBC and WMAQ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Theater of the Air
Mutual
WGN
Paulette Goddard
Barry Wood
Patsy Kelly
NBC
WMAQ
Radio Schedule for September 23 1944
Hour by hour program guide listing shows and stations including WGN WHO WMT and KXEL. Featured acts, news, music, and theater segments with times from early morning to late night across multiple networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
Holb’r Exel
Leland Stowe
WEG
WGN Music
KXMEL
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Caseline
Jerry J. Mann
Catherine Ruth Cheadle
Louis E. Hays
Eleanor Wathier
George Tradin
Center Point
Gladys DuBois
Robert W. Edieman
Vada Rae Topp
Robert L. Jordan
Marvel Dulin
Joseph Canby
Hulmeville
Alma Hoge
Springville
Leonard Pfeiffer
Rebekah Lodge Hall
Second Avenue SE
Pole
Road
Twentysixth Street
McLaud
Ethel Zerbee
City Lines
Leo Ward
Ralph Baker
Norway
Xeateteeeres
Leh
Truman
Holland
Haarlem
the Hague
Helder
Utrecht
Rotterdam
Zuider Zee
Zwolle
Ns Arnhem
Lesel
Belgium
Ibrussels
Scherpense
Col Gaadhen, Oe
Rhine
Eindhoven
Nijmegen
G. O. P. Victory
Associated Press
Areck Pisinet Court iGeo
Claassen
Dewey
Medical Service
Doctors of America
Charles Chanksy
Dean Ehret
South Pacific
Marvin Mills
San Francisco
Lelia Mills
Nancy Dee Houser
Waves
Hunter College
J. W. Houser
Park Avenue SE
Carl J. Heiner
Carl Heinen
E Avenue
Heinen
Pvt
Don A. Morgan
France
Mrs. W. N. Morgan
Thirteenth Street
Donald E. Hollister
John Hollister
Forth Street
Hollister
Army Air Corps
City Briefs
E. C. Murphy
Evangelist
Sunshine Mission
Franklyn Smith
Gwendolyn Drive
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Larry Hurter
Vernal Street
H. T
Hap) Clark
Midwestern Fruit Growers Association
Clark
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lyle K. Anderson
United Brethren Church
Shueyville
Christian Endeavor
C. W. Harrop
Pale Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Helen Railsback
SUI Dental
Nelson
Radio
Katina Paxinou
Rudy Vallee
Nadine Subotnik
Reek
Hollywood
Doodles Weaver
Porter
Edith Gwynn
Voice of Am
Guy Lombardo
Herbert Marshall
Himan Brown
Tore
Adams
Ginsburen O. H. James O
Gross
Nightcr Tidy Vatliee
Arthur Hale Krxel
G & & Fest
Chi
Roosevelt Roosevelt
Arthur Hale
Nelson Ee Chicese Agus Scortligh
Patsy Ke Ay Exel
P. Hutchens
Albauzh
Gween
G. Lakes Choir
Legion Gea
Amon
Eagie Exel
This Is Life
Crusaders
Bae Leiter
Neen Eae Gna Teoe Muzic
KXEL
George Hicks
WGN Victory Bus
Kaye O.mane
WMT Twilicht
World News
D. C
Riera
Smith Kxel
Barrymore
WGN Organ
West
Ps Beate
Ana A
Dick Brown
L. Welk
Kxel News
Pea
WGN News
Star Theater Fuse
Remayine
I E Lives
Kxel Wiorld
International Gospel Charles
Propeller
Paulette
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