Local Vehicle Licenses Issued In Week Across Counties
The county treasurer’s office licensed multiple vehicles and trailers this past week. Names include Loyal Byerly Anamosa with a 1947 Chevrolet, James D. Whitmore Olin with a 1947 Hudson, John Rathman Oxford Junction with a 1947 Ford, and others from Martelle Anamosa Monticello Onslow Scotch Grove and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Byerly
Anamosa
Chevrolet
James D. Whitmore
Olin
Hudson
John Rathman
Oxford Junction
Ford
Charles W. Downey
Martelle
Darlene Juilfs
Red H
Imo
Gene Cornwell
George H. Bohlken
Scotch Grove
Harley Davidson
Ida Ray
Louis Morf
Monticello
John FE
Petersen
Onslow
G. F. Harris
Plymouth
Wilbert Doden
Neilie Rummell
Rudolph Ambuehl
Rotary Club hears Rev Dean Morey talk on call to ministry
Monticello Rotary Club welcomed Rev Dean Morey assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Waterloo as guest speaker Monday. He described how young men study and become active ministers of the gospel. Guests included Donald Henry drama teacher Ray Adams vocational ag teacher and Bill Doxsee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Morey
First Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Monticello
Rotary Club
Donald Henry
Monticello Public
Ray Adams
Vocational Ag
Bill Doxsee
Judge Philbrick Signs Two Divorces This Week
District Court Judge Philbrick approved two divorce decrees in the past week. A decree granted to Elmer R. Ireland and Lottie Ireland on desertion dated September 20. A second decree in Abbie Ann Glenn versus James Calvin Glenn allowed the plaintiff to resume her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philbrick
Elmer R. Ireland
Lottie Ireland
Abbie Ann Glenn
James Calvin Glenn
Births at John McDonald Hospital in Monticello and Anamoa
Recent births listed for the week include a boy to Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith of Monticello on September 19, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Schmidt of Monticello on September 21, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zimmerman of Monticello on September 22, and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Webber of Monticello on September 22. Additional details note a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Merrill of Anamona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
William Griffith
Monticello
Gerhard Schmidt
Lester Zimmerman
Kenneth Webber
Delbert. Merrill
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week In County Clerk Office
The following licenses were issued in the past week: Loran Rodman 26 of Lisbon to Vernona Vernon 23 of Monticello Kenneth Kelly 19 of Oxford Junction to Lenta Fall 18 of Hale Vernon D Ochenbach 23 of Morley to Colleen Eda Blood 21 of Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran Rodman
Lisbon
Vernona Vernon
Monticello
Kenneth Kelly
Oxford Junction
Lenta Fall
Hale
Vernon D. Ochenbach
Morley
Colleen Eda Blood
Anamosa
Monticello Junior Chamber Plans Christmas Program
J C Mesting calls a regular Monticello Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting for next Wednesday at 7 p m in the public school building to finalize plans for the Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Messerli Elected Director for Lovell Farm Bureau
At the Lovell township Farm Bureau meeting in Donald Clarks home Joe Messerli was elected chairman with Neal Hayden as assistant chairman and Irving Hintz as secretary. Dr Earl DeShaw spoke on health and immunization noting a 16 year gap since a smallpox case and stressing booster shots and good school lunches. Resolutions read by Neal Hayden were accepted by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Hayden
New Front Installed at Kay Drug Store
Workmen from Cedar Rapids began yesterday installing a glass front at Kay Drug Store owned by Eugene DeWitt. The new front will be light green, matching the former Kay Drug Store appearance. Mrs. Arthur Wilcox to host Presbyterian Ladies Aid on Oct 1 in Scotch Grove with assistants Mrs. Howard Leech Mrs. R. A. Naylor and Mrs. Kathleen Norris. Mrs. J. J. Locher departs for Omaha, Neb. for a weekend with sister Mrs. G Alexander Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Kay Drug Store
Eugene DeWitt
Arthur Wilcox
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Scotch Grove
Howard, Leech
R. A. Naylor
Kathleen Norris
J. J. Locher
G. Alexander Young
Omaha
Neb
Migs Winifred Foley Triumphs in Des Moines Event
In Des Moines this week Migs Winifred Foley defeated rivals in a homes of Dy M F Hogan and Harry Stuhjer event. The competition featured notable participants and ended with Foley securing a key victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Winifred Foley
Des Moines
M. F. Hogan
Harry Stuhjer
Velma Schmidt Rites Held Today At M. E. Church
Velma Schmidt 37 died at John McDonald Hospital on September 22 after delivering a son. Funeral at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church with Rev. Virgil C. Grant officiating. Interment Oakwood cemetery. Born Mary Velma Clark May 18 1910 in Martelle Linn County. Survived by husband Gerhard Schmidt father Bert Clark daughter Mary Louise sons Richard Marion Vernon three sisters four brothers. One son preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Schmidt
John McDonald Hospital
Methodist Church
Virgil C. Grant
Oakwood Cemetery
Schmidt
Mary Velma Clark
Martelle
Linn County
Bert and
Augusta Clark
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
Mary Louise
Richard
Marion Vernon
Donald Bunce
Martele
Edmund Sealls
Olin
Agnes Dollarhide
Oliver
Howard
Homer
Harley Clark
Charles H. Nelson Dies Saturday in Iowa
Charles Henry Nelson died Saturday evening at John McDonald hospital after a three week illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Goettsch funeral home with burial in Scotch Grove cemetery. Born July 24 1881 on a Center Junction farm he lived there until moving to Monticello two years ago. He married Margaret Serbousek February 12 1908 and is survived by his wife a daughter Ruth and granddaughter Margaret Eilers plus a sister and two nieces. He was an elder in Center Junction Presbyterian church before joining Monticello Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goettsch Funeral Home
Charles Henry Nelson
John McDonald Hospital
William J. Grossheim
Scotch Grove
Nelson
Center Junction
Johnson
Nancy Ellen Overly Nelson
A. J. Emmerich
Donald Bower
Pendleton
Oregon
Presbyterian Church of
Monticello Presbyterian Church
September Report on Iowa Assistance Pensions Totals
The Iowa Department of Social Welfare paid September old age assistance 1 954 817 20, aid to the needy blind 53 910 90, and aid to dependent children 262 933 60. In Jones county 335 old age cases paid 12 988 20 at 38 77 average. nine needy blind 334 50 at 37 17. 32 aid to dependent children cases with 68 children totaling 2 158 90, averaging 67 50 per case or 31 76 per child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Social Welfare
State of
Iowa
Jones County
Vandals Strike Rural Mail Boxes Across County
Postmaster Mark F. Hogan warns that vandals have torn down rural mail boxes, with federal penalties for tampering. Last week boxes were removed or damaged for patrons Alva Stadtmueller Tobe Caspers Vincent Donovan Louis Heiken a trio at Eugene Hall corner three at Manville Welch place including the Welch box. Over the summer more than 30 boxes were damaged or torn down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark F. Hogan
Alva Stadtmueller
Tobe Caspers
Vincent Donovan
Louis Heiken
Eugene Hall Corner
Manville Welch Place
Welch
Plan Hereford Meet Saturday at Oxford Junction
The East Central Iowa Hereford association schedules a picnic and field day at T. G. Murray farm in Oxford Junction on Sept. 27. Events start at 11 a.m. with a noon lunch, then a 1 p.m. program featuring Bill Imulau Clyde Turkington and J. C. Holbert. A judging contest offers five open prizes and three 4-H prizes totaling $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central Iowa Hereford Association
T. G. Murray
Oxford Junction
Bill Imulau
Iowa Beef Producers Association
Clyde Turkington
Iowa Hereford Association
J. C. Holbert
Farmers Ship In 41 Cars Of Cattle
Fourteen cattle feeders near Monticello received 41 carloads of cattle over the past week. About 30 head per car suggests more than 1,230 cattle for local feed lots. shipments came from Reiter family and multiple farmers including Aitchison Brothers, McLaughlin, Kurt, Schnier, ManterNach, Karney, Hacke and Lees, Cartano, and Bert Ballou. All cattle are now in feed lots for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Chris
Fred
Carl Reiter
Aitchison Brothers
James McLaughlin
John P. Kurt
Ernest Schnier
George Manternach
George Kurt
Joe Karney
Hacke & Lees
Wilbur Cartano
Bert Ballou
Three $5,000 suits filed against Iowa co op
Cascade farmer F. X. Lauser Louis Fangman and M. I. Nederhiser filed in Dubuque district court three suits for $5,000 each against Maquoketa Valley Rural Electric Co operative Anamosa. They allege land was condemned for an electric power line right of way causing crop loss inconvenience danger to stock and land devaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
F. X. Lauser
Louis Fangman
M. I. Nederhiser
Dubuque
Maquoketa Valley
September Term Of Court Opens Monday Morning
The September term of the Jones county district court opened at Anamosa last Monday morning September 22. Judge Floyd Philbrick of Cedar Rapids presides. The Jones County Bar Association held a noon luncheon and business meeting. William Johnston, formerly of Anamosa, closed his office to teach at Springville High School and resigned as Bar Association secretary. Ralph Wilson of Monticello was chosen to succeed Johnston. Francis Shimonek did not call for a grand jury, so that body was not to report. An assignment of cases was made, and no petit jury would be needed. jurors need not report on Monday September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
Anamosa
Floyd Philbrick
Cedar Rapids
Jones County Bar Association
William Johnston
Springville
Bar Association
Ralph Wilson
Monticello
Johnston County
Francis Shimanek
Philbrick
Clark
Kelchen
Nemitz
Danneman
Ward
Collier
O’meara
Sovern
Mrs. Thos Ahlrichs Dies After Hip Injury
Mrs. Thomas Ahlrichs longtime Monticello resident died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a fall that fractured a hip two weeks earlier. She was taken to Cedar Rapids for treatment and the obituary is planned for next week. Funeral details were not available at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ahlrichs
Cedar Rapids
Ahlrichs
Monticello
Girls Demonstration Team To Cattle Congress
The Ship Ahoy 4-H club of Olin will represent Jones county at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo the week of September 29 to October 5. Eight of 50 county teams enter the dairy demonstration division with topics like Handy Hassocks and We All Scream for Ice Cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship Ahoy
Olin
Jones County
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Iowa
Carolyn
Cousins
J. R. Cousins
Carol, Groth
Paul Groth
Two Farm Auctions Announced This Week
The Express ad columns announce two upcoming farm auctions. On October 3 Frank Anderson & Sons of Onslow offer 160 head of livestock 125 pigs hay grain and a full farm machinery line. On October 8 Mrs H L Wismeier of Monticello sells all farm equipment livestock feed and a 200 acre farm. Auctioneer Louie Hanken handles both sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express
Frank Anderson & Sons
Onslow
H. L. Wismeier
Monticello
Louie Hanken
Thomas couple head south for Ozark vacation trip
Dr and Mrs C G Thomas departed Saturday for a vacation that will cover the Ozark country in southern Missouri and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Thomas
Ozark Country
Missouri
Arkansas
Dinner Guests Highlight Indiana Social Round
Mrs J S Hopping of Indianapolis Indiana and Mr and Mrs W K Doxsee were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Doxsee last Saturday evening. Mrs Hopping is the mother of Mrs W K Doxsee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
W.K. Doxsee
Local Students Honored At Campus Leaders Dinner
Irma Schoon and Paul Connolly of Monticello among about 150 students honored at the Campus Leaders dinner held Monday evening in the Commons Cedar Falls. Dr Malcolm Price hosts. Rev Joseph Sittler delivers address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Schoon
Paul Connolly
Monticello
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Miss Schoon
Connolly
Baker Hall
Pi Gamma Mu
Malcolm Price
Teachers College
Student League Board
Women's League Board
Price
Joseph Sittler
Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary
Sittler
Crippled Children's Clinic Held Web
The third annual crippled children's clinic was held at Mercy hospital Anamosa on Wednesday. Forty patients attended, 22 from Jones county and the rest from Jackson and Delaware. University hospital staff included Doctors Jackson Campbell Greteman Hemming and Miss Hickey Mrs Rob ert and Miss Florence Unash contributed as social welfare worker and nutritionist. Local hospital provided facilities and registration was done by Mrs Evan Owen Mrs Alfred Snyder and Mrs O A Rife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Jones County
Jackson
Delaware
University Hospital
Jackson and Campbell
Greteman
Hemming
Hickey
Robert
Florence Unash
Evan Qwen
Alfred Snyder
O. A. Rife
Building permits issued in Monticello this week
City Clerk Rose Hines announces permits for new or remodeled structures in Monticello. Joe McAleer erects a shell station, Farmers Mutual Creamery Co. builds a new structure, Will Albers remodels a home. Charles Winans builds a new garage, Otto Smith remodels Auto Wreckers building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hines
Monticello
Shell Station
Joe McAleer
Farmers Mutual Creamery Co
Will Albers
Charles Winans
Otto Smith
Glenn Lambert Erects New Brick Building
A small brick building was erected this week by Glenn Lambert on the east side of Behrends barber shop. It will be used for the sale of popcorn and caramel corn. Brick work was done by Lee Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Lambert
Behrends
Carmel
Lee Bartlett
Webber Family Welcomes Daughter Judith Anne
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Webber announce the birth of their daughter Judith Anne at John McDonald hospital on Monday September 22. She weighed five pounds two ounces at birth and joins Mrs Webber, formerly Colleen Maire, as the new arrival in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Webber
John McDonald Hospital
Judith Anne
Webber
Colleen Maire
Jewelers and Watchmakers Guilds Meet in Cedar Rapids
James W. Neilson and his son Jim attended a Watchmakers' Guild gathering at the Roosevelt hotel in Cedar Rapids Wednesday evening. After a 7 o'clock banquet, the program continued with talks and a short movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewelers’ Guild
James W. Neilson
Jim
Watchmakers’ Guild
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Monticello Dinner Honors Clinton Couple’s 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry Von Sprecken hosted a Sunday dinner at their Monticello home in honor of Mr and Mrs Ed Soukup of Clinton celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. Soukup is a brother of Mrs Von Sprecken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry von Sprecken
Monticello
Ed Soukup
Clinton
Mr. Soukup
von Sprecken
New Civil Filings in Jones County District Court
Six new cases placed on the Jones county docket include Slumber Inc versus Bert H Loop dba Loop Furniture and Appliance seeking 399.70. Floyd Horton versus Thomas H Paulson seeks attachment and a 600 bond, plus 200 for trucking fees and container returns. Other suits include DeShaw versus Musgrove 168.25, DeShaw versus Hein 266.50, DeShaw versus Echternacht 143.55 settled, Brokaw versus Ward 150 borrowed money and 121.65 rent, and Allen versus Allen divorce with custody request for the couple’s child born in Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
Slumber, Inc
Bert H. Loop
Dba
Loop Furniture and Appliance Store
Floyd Horton
Thomas H. Paulson
Detroit
Mich
E. H. DeShaw
I. C. Musgrove
BE. H. DeShaw
Fred W. Hein
Ray
Otto G. Brokaw
Leo Ward
Minnie Ward
Elda O. ‘Allen
Dale Allen
Anamosa
Burrack Fractured Elbow in Scaffolding Accident
Louis D. Burrack Monticello carpenter fell from scaffolding while working on the Clair Eggiman house last Monday. He suffered a severe elbow fracture and was taken to St. Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids for an operation to reduce the fracture today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Burrack
Monticello
Clair Eggiman
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Hoags Endure Severe Gulfport Storm During Vacation
Mr and Mrs Ray Hoag vacationing in Gulfport Mississippi endured a ferocious hurricane that struck the area last week. A large boat toppled a sea wall and washed across a street pavement into the yard of a brick tourist court where the Hoags were staying. The storm was among the worst in years for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hoag
Gulfport
Miss
Hoag
Campfire Groups Share Outings In Local Areas
The Canowesi campfire group biked Monday evening with a trail lunch and rode to Bennett creek. Mrs Boyd Shannon and Mrs E H DeShaw led the Tombiya campfire group to Anamosa for an all day outing Saturday with an outdoor lunch and a tour of the men’s reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canowesi
Bennett Creek
Boyd Shannon
E. H. DeShaw
Tombiya
Anamosa
Two New Buildings Rise in Monticello Work
Excavation began this week for two Monticello structures. The Farmers' Cooperative creamery will add a two story 120 by 60 foot feed and storage building with a central driveway for loading. Shaffer Henderson supplies cement blocks as Willman Construction digs the basement for completion by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Farmers’ Cooperative Creamery
Willman Construction Company
Shaffer-Henderson Company
Joe McAleer
North
Cedar Street
Tom Henderson
Judge Philbrick Sentences Men For Parole Violations
Judge Floyd Philbrick presided over two Iowa parole violation cases this week. Frank Blacksher, paroled May 22, 1947 to Paul Fleming of Monticello, left the Fleming farm June 26, was captured near Coos Bay Oregon, and returned to the reformatory September 20. Blacksher pled guilty and received five years to start after current sentence. David Dodge, paroled May 19, 1947 to Jerome Kriz of Cedar Rapids, fled June 30, was captured in Jacksonville Florida, and also given five years to run after the present sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
State of Iowa
Frank Blacksher
Paul Fleming
Monticello
Coos Bay
Oregon
Philbrick
State of Iawa
David Dodge
Jerome Kriz
Cedar Rapids
Jacksonville
Fla
School Masters C u s To Meet At Anamosa
The first meeting of the Jones County School Masters' Club is set for the Anamosa public school on Tuesday September 30. A dinner will follow at the Anamosa Lutheran church then an organization meeting will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Anamosa
Anamosa Lutheran Church
Dyersville Deanery Fall Meeting Host by Parish Unit
The Sacred Heart parish unit of the National Council of Catholic Women will host the fall meeting on Wednesday October 1 in the parish hall. The meeting opens at 2 p.m. led by local president Mrs Thomas J Glynn. An instructional program will follow followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parish
National Council of Catholic Women
Dyersville
Thomas J. Glynn
Farm Program OKed for Lime Spreading in Jones County
Jones County farmers signed a 1947 farm plan and received approval for 58 000 tons of limestone to be delivered and spread by December 31 1947 A total of 469 of 1449 approved farmers have filed receipts or ordered limestone 18 731 tons have been spread while 39 057 tons await receipts and orders Limestone producers report ample stock and urge immediate orders to avoid late fall delivery County office at Monticello to receive receipts after delivery for proper records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
L. T. Lorenzen
Monticello
Express Subscribers Won’t Miss A Copy
Long time readers respond to postal notices from the Express publisher. Lillian K Northrop of Hollywood sends a check after years of receipt expressing how much she would miss the paper. Mrs J D Penfield of Long Beach also notes she mails the paper to friends who look forward to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express
Lillian K. Northrop
North Kenmore Avenue
Hollywood
Calif
The
Express
J. D. Penfield
Long Beach
Burial Service Held For Cheryl Louise Winkler
Mr and Mrs Carl Winkler mourn the death of their infant daughter Cheryl Louise born at John McDonald hospital Thursday evening Sept 18 Private graveside services were held at 230 pm Friday at Oakwood cemetery Rev Andrew Mast officiating Survived by sister Sheila Kay maternal grandparents Frank Holub Prairieburg paternal grandmother Rudie Winkler and other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Winkler
Cheryl Louise
John McDonald Hospital
Oakwood Cemetery
Andrew Mast
Sheila Kay
Frank Holub
Prairieburg
Rudie Winkler
Shaffer Implement Store Sold To R A Miller
R A Miller of Earlville has purchased the Shaffer Implement store. The transfer becomes effective November 1. The Millers plan to move to Monticello and seek a house. Mr Shaffer has served as International Harvester Company representative in Monticello for 11 years and will stay there to oversee farming interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Miller
Earlville
Shaffer
Returns of Amber man after appendicitis operation
Edward Harris of Amber has recovered from an appendicitis operation at McDonald hospital and was able to return home on September 17 in improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harris
Amber
McDonald Hospital
Rivcklefs Return From West Vacation to Monticello
Mr and Mrs Rex Ricklefs resumed residence in Monticello after a long western vacation visiting relatives in Los Angeles San Francisco and Pacific Grove California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Rivcklefs
Monticello
West
Mrs. Ricklefs
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Grove
Calif
Wilcox Family Dinner At Home Sunday
Mr and Mrs Harold Wilcox entertained in their home Sunday for Mr and Mrs Harold Wilcox of Madison Wisconsin A group of 21 guests attended the dinner. Mr and Mrs Walter Wilcox also spent Saturday in the Mrs Ida Cass home at Scotch Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wilcox
Madison
Wis
Mrs
Walter Wilcox
Ida Cass
Scotch Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.C. Mesting
Joe Messerli
Lovell
Velma Schmidt
M. E. Church
Charles H. Nelson
Plan
Hereford
Murray Farm
Oxford
Jet
Enlic
David P. Hamilton
Hamilton
United States Marine Corps
Sgt
S. J. Mihalak
Anticello
Northwestern Bell’ Telephone Company
Pvt
David. P
R.D.M.C.B
USMC
San Diego
Californias
Offtciar Marine ‘Corpé
Thos. Ahlrichs
Manticella
1.S.T.C
Crippled Children’s Clinic
L. D. Burrack
Ray Hoags
U'S
Jones
DeLaval Company
Electrical Company
R. L. Weiher
E. A. Whitcome
Manchester
Keeed
Lorenzen
Cheryl Louise Winkler
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