Jubilee luncheon marks 50 years of Women's Home Missionary Society
Celebrating the 1880 founding of the Women s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church and anticipating its 1830 golden anniversary, a jubilee luncheon is set for 12 30 o clock Tuesday at Black s tearoom. Waterloo society members from surrounding regions expected. about 300 women expected to attend. Each society member contributes 50 cents annually for five years to fund new or repair projects. Event features include talks by Mrs Earl A Braker and Dr Roy Leslie Smith, musical numbers, and a benediction by Rev George Woodall. Continuous organizing by Mrs E G Lefer and committee members listed.
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Women’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Home Missionary Societies
Waterloo
Home Missionary Society
Earl A. Braker
Mt. Vernon Township
Reailty
Roy Lesiie Smith
Grace ME. Church
Dan Brummitt
Elva Sinsell
R. A. Holdi
Mimes
L. A. Leckington
J. ‘A. McEwen
Jack Bassarear
EH. Cutler
E. W. Bartlett
Raymond Brown
Bert Euehnle
Fred A. Cunninghem
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week of events lists many club meetings and socials across local organizations. Highlights include W C A gatherings, P E O chapters, B P W clubs, Elks and M E Home Missionary luncheon, ladies circles, and a variety of afternoon and evening sessions at churches, lodges, and hall venues with prominent organizers named.
Nellie Mae Bloom Weds George Pannhuk in Simple City Ceremony
Nellie Mae Bloom became Mrs George Eugene Pannhuk at a 9 30 a m ceremony in her mother Mrs Edna A Bloom’s home 58 Lane street Attended by twenty relatives Rev Roy Leslie Smith officiated Bride wore a Toso grored blouse and pleated skirt with a buckle bouquet of roses sweetpeas and freesias After a wedding breakfast the couple left for Fort Dodge to reside in Court apartments out of town guests included Mr and Mrs B A Pannhuk Titonka Ia and Mrs G C Roberts Ames The bride a 1924 East High graduate worked in the Pike Sias Zimmerman Frank office The groom a Gates Business college graduate manages Gamble Robinson in Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna A. Bloom
Lane Street
Nellie Mae Bloom
George Eugene Pannkuk
Tilonka
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Ben G. Pannhuk
Carrie Jacobs Bond
B. A. Pannhuk
Titonka
G. C. Roberts
Ames
Fort Dodge
Court
Young Musicians Plan Party After February Meeting
The Young Musicians met at instructor Miss Annette NL Lingelbach s home with Miss Marion Ransier of the Ran sier Institute as honor guest. A recital featured talks on life and music, solos by Marguerite Johnson, group duets, scales, and two plays with music. Plans for a March 3 party at Lingelbach s home were announced with Miss Ransier s younger students as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette NL Lingelbach
Marion
Ransier
Ransier Institute of Music
Seach
Themusician
Miriam Huston
Betty Jane Graham
Beatrice ‘Star
Sgueitle Timmerman
Marguerite Johnson
Robert Star
John Graham
Marguerite Johinson
Miss Lingelbach
Plans for Day of Prayer Mission Observance at YWCA
Mrs Will Lane of the YWCA education department announced plans for a union Day of Prayer mission observance at the YWCA Friday. The program will include talks, musical numbers, and decorations. Committee members include LP Asquith H C Wilbur McManus A A Bonntrager Miller and R Cassell with Mines publicity in charge. All churches are invited to participate and attendance will be reported to guide next year's observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lane
Education Department
R. Asquith
H. C. Wilbur
McManus
A. A. Bonntrager
Miller
C. ‘R. Cassell
We .R. Burkett
F. J
Church News Clara Barton Guild Meeting and Events
Clara Barton guild of the Universalist church will meet Monday evening at Mrs. Joe La Nine home with Miss Florence Edgerton assisting. A Washington program will be carried out. The Men’s club sponsored family evening at Sm- Thamel Lutheran church moved to next Tuesday. Circle five of First Lutheran Missionary society will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. B. R. Jesse's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C
Russell-Lamson
D. O
Benet
G. Yall
Louisa Hagerman
Clara Barton Guild
Joe la Vine
St. Mary's Young People’s Party
B. Butler
P. BE. O
Bt, Alford
Peter Oleson
P. W
Immanuel Lutheran Church
D. O. V. Pientc
St. John's Parish
Black’s
Moose Hall
Lucky 4A
H. G. Bandter
Clara. Barton Guild
Univer Salist Church
Joe la Nine
Florence Edgerton
Washington
Drite
Sm- Thamel Lutheran Church
Cirele
First Lutheran Missionary Society
B. R. ‘Jeese
Elklets to Host Bridge Kensington Meeting at Elks Club
The Elklets group will hold a 1 PM lunch Tuesday at the Elks dining room, followed by a regular meeting and bridge. Hosts Mrs A J Barley and Mrs Frank Fish urge reservations by Monday evening. The event targets both non players and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elklets
Eiklets
Icon
Elks Dining Room
Kensington
A. J. Barley
Frank Fish
Club Notes on Local Society Gatherings
Lucky 13 club to be entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs H G Bandfield. Mrs Ray Hitt hosted Happy Circle at a hard times party with prize for best costume and birthday gifts for Mrs Hitt. Mrs Clyde Barris and Mrs Harry Robinson assisted in serving. Happy Hour club to meet at 1 pm Tuesday for luncheon hosted by Mrs S M Bentley at the D Gass home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sistere
Henry Lingelbach
Elklets—Elks Club
M. E. Home
Black’s. Fidelity Circle
Schenegge
Meemonal Hall
Happy Hour Club
O. D. Cass
Tursday
Louis Blackman
Lucky 13
H. G. Bandfield
Ray, Hitt
Happy Circle Club
Ralph Tabor
Hitt
Clyde Barris
Harry Robinson
S. M. Bentley
D. Gass
Daily Beauty Routine From Hints In Beauty Care
A guide on maintaining youth and appearance through a morning and bedtime beauty regimen. It covers washing with cold and cleansing creams, bath aids, nail care, scalp massage, and weekly hair toning, plus exercises for the eyes and simple methods to discourage unwanted hair growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent
Waterloo Woman's Club Plans Meetings and Luncheon
Two meetings and a luncheon are set for next week by Waterloo Woman's club. A book symposium on The Novel is planned for 11 a.m. with Mmes. Ben Howrey, M.B. Plumb, Jackson, McCoy, J.C. Ricker and S. BE. Perkins taking part. Mrs. W. E. Cowan chairs the luncheon committee with Mmes. N. D. Jackson, H. B. Cropper, F. O. Hitchins, W. A. Reed, F. M. Wood, J. G. Clark, F. J. Eighmey, R. W. Muler and H. W. Sigworth. Lieseolé, a one act comedy, is to be presented by Humance Languages at 3:90 p.m. Instructors will be Mrs. W. E. Spenr and Mrs. C. W. Hellen. Hostesses will be Mrs. C. W. Ellyson, Mrs. C. O. Lamson, Mrs. C. Howard and Miss Callie Wieder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Library Department
Mmes
Ben Howrey
M.B. Plumb
Jackson. McCoy
J.C. Ricker
BE. Perkins
W. E. Cowan
N. D. Jackson
H. B. Cropper
F. O. Hitchins
W. 4. Reed
FL M. Wood
J. G. Clark
F. J. Eighmey
R. W. Muler
H. W. Sigworth
Humance Languages Department
W. E. Spenr
C. W. Hellen
C. W. Ellyson
C. O. Lamson
C. ©. Howard
Callie Wieder
Marguerite Gay Honored Before Her Marriage
Marguerite Gay, soon to wed Carl Garber, was guest of honor at a Pretty Party hosted by Miss Katherine Connelly. Miss Cyrilla Dolan received a favor and pastel supper arrangements marked the bride elect. Genevieve Holman read aloud as guests, including Helen Magadant, Helen Fletcher, Alpha Johnson, and Louise Green, showered gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Gay
Carl Garber
Shower honors Miss Lucille Bisdorf before Feb 24 wedding
Miss Ruth Stoner hosted a miscellaneous shower at her home for Miss Lucille Bisdorf whose marriage to O llyde Sack will take place February 24. Guests enjoyed games and contests with favors, a long refreshment table, miniature hope boxes at each seat, and a central hope chest filled with kitchen gifts. The hostess was helped by her mother Mrs. W. E. Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stoner
Lucille Bisdorf
Llyde
Frank Bisdorf
Leroy Bisdorf
Walter Stoner
W. E. Stoner
Royal Neighbors District School Meet in Waterloo
Royal Neighbors of District will gather in Waterloo Friday for a district school of instruction with 250 to 300 members from Black Hawk and Bremer counties and guests. Registration at 10:30 a.m. and opening at 1:30 p.m. in K o P hall. Banquet planned for the evening. banquet location to be announced. Mrs. P. B. Shirley serves as hostess camp oracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Royal Neighbors
Mary Arnholt
Rock Island
Supreme Oracle
Supreme
Black Hawk
Bremer
K. of P. Hall
P. B. Shirley
Gold Leaf Camp
J. B. Nagle
Lee Briden
George Farnsworth
Z. C. Nash
Anna Kruse
Miss McCormick Presides at West Meeting of Music Club
Miss Martha McCormick returns from California to preside at a Monday evening meeting of the B Natural Music club hosted by Miss Louisa Hageman at 1418 Fourth Street West. She will sing a solo while Miss Mae Howell conducts a Tesson study on Music in the Nineteenth Century. Mrs. R A Doty reviews The Practical Book of Tapestries at 2 PM during the Book Review Club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McCormick
California
Natural Music Club
Louisa Hagerman
Fourth Street West
Mae Howell
Tesson
Hunter
R. A. Doty
Be Businesslike Even With Husband Exhorts
George E B Pike of Pike, Sins Zims metman urged women to treat marital money matters as with strangers. He advised written notes for loans, warned against early inheritances, and questioned appointing wives as administrators for husbands. The talk, The Laws of Wills and Inheritances, followed two musical numbers at the Home and Education department meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EB. Pike
Pike, Sins, Zimsmetman
Frank
Waterloo Woman's Club
Home and Education Department
Pike
Rasbach
Londonderry
Martha McCormick
Harold Smith
Three Ring Circus Contest Planned at Dinner
Final plans for a three ring circus contest organized by the Employed Girls department of the YWCA will be set at a 6 p m dinner at the association building. The event starts next Thursday and runs through March 14 with Nell Packard heading the project and Elsie Errichson leading the menagerie division assisted by Nevada Schwein. Captains under her include Dell Mininger Evelyn Schrader Wilma Gates and Evelyn Hile. Lucille McQuilkin and Wilda Mee Beck head the clowns with Ruth Isherwood Marian Snow Jeanette McKenzie and Ethel Miller as captains. The acrobats are led by Cora Loomer and Edna Engler with Iris Nelson Maude Mitchell Hazel Windolph and Myra Cummins as captains. Each captain has four workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Packard
Elsie Errichson
Ethel Miller
Cora Loomer
Edna Engler
Iris Nelson
Maude Mitchell
Hazel Windolph
Myra Cummins
Dress-Up Holiday Party Planned by B and P W Club
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club plan a dress-up holiday party at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the bathrooms. Costume means unusual wear. attendees may be historical or fictional, youngsters, gingham aprons, or hard times garments. Masks allowed. those unable to dress up can attend. Hilarious entertainment is planned with a committee of several members named.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Miss Maeeller
Mmes
Roy Short
Waterlo o Eastern Star Holds Instruction School
Mrs Sarah Bachman State Center Ta grand conductress will direct the Waterloo chapter Eastern Star school of instruction at 2 pm Wednesday in Matt Parrott building. luncheon at 12 30 pm by chapter officers at Black's tearoom. Chicken noodle dinner at 6 30 pm. Initiatory services with special music at 7 30 pm following yesterday Cedar Heights Woman's Club program audience was large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
School of Instruction
Matt Parrott
Columbia Club
J. EB. Hurley
Mary Melrose
Washington Ca
E. T. Alford
Elks Club
W. B. Howell
S.A. R
Blark’s
Blue Triangle League
Woman's Club
Day of Prayer For
Missione
Y. W. G. A. Royal Neighbors School of Instruction
K. of P. Hall
W. A. Smith
P. W
Sarah Bachman
State Center
Matt. Parrott
Bachman
Black
Child's First School The Family Froebel Roots
A note from the National Kindergarten Association at 8 West Fortieth Street New York promotes home education and Froebel inspired ideas. The weekly Evening Courier column features related articles, highlighting early childhood learning and family roles in schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kindergarten Association
Wesh
Fortieth Street
Newark City
Ourler
Play a Game With the Balky Child
Marion Brownfield describes a roomful of pretend beauty shop play where a six year old negotiates treatments and prices. A teacher shares how turning stubborn or balky pupils into participants through games improves engagement and sportsmanship, with mothers urged to adopt playful strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Brownfield
Miss of Six
YWCA Board to Hold Annual Election Monday
The Young Women's Christian Association board schedules its annual officer election for 1 o'clock Monday at the association building. A luncheon precedes the session and brief reviews of the association’s work will inform newly elected members about ongoing projects. Mrs. C. H. Abbs presides with nominating committee members Mrs. Fred Adams, Mrs. H. Bunnell, and Mrs. E. L. Rohlf.
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The
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
C.H. Abbs
Fred . Adams
E. L. Rohlf
Patriotic Party invited by D O V at Memorial Hall
D O V extends invitation to members of patriotic orders and the public for a 4 pm Tuesday patriotic program in Memorial hall under Daughters of Union Veterans. Picnic supper to follow entertainment with Mrs AG Muricy chairing the program and Mrs Willam Larson in charge of supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson Post
Memorial Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
AG. Muricy
Willam Larson
Boston University President Endorses Kindergarten Expansion
Daniel L. Marsh, president of Boston University, states the kindergarten is no longer an experiment and has proven its worth, expressing a strong belief in expanding the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston University
Isabellas to Stage Charity Card Party Monday Evening
Isabellas to stage a charity card party Monday at 8 p m in the K of C hall under Daughters of Isabella auspices. About 400 players are expected with 200 reservations already made for bridge and 500. Mrs E J Gallagher and Mrs A A Hoffman are general chairmen with a large assisting committee. Miss Mayme Egan presides over the organization running welfare programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
K. of C. Hall
E. J. Gallagher
A. A. Hoffman
Mmes
Charles Burk
L. D. Miller
James McMullen
H.R. McDermott
William E. Denigan
W. C. Foster
George Scally
Alice Dawson
A. J. Mueller
J. T. Sullivan
J. B. Bruner
Andrew Sale
J. J. Foarde
Mayme Egan
P E O Chapters Plan Monday Evening Meetings and Events
P E O chapters 7 and FE meet Monday evening with Chapter 7 hosting at Mrs Alford and Chapter FE at Mrs Butler. Chapter 7 reader Mrs Magee presents Tris tram by Edwin Arlington Robinson. Chapter FE to hear a W P McCormick talk on Archaeology. A banquet honors W B A state director Mrs Elia Mark Lee Tuesday at Black's Tearoom. attendance notes due by Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alford
C. E. Butler
E. E. Magee
Tristram
Edwin Arlington Robinson
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elia Mark-Lee
Boone
Black
Edna Nanny
Nanny
H. W. Walker
Rachel
Moose Hall
Local notes and society items mix in Mardi Gras and hospital news
Messrs Frank J Landgraf and Sherman J McNally plan visits and family gatherings in New Orleans and Marshalltown while Mrs Nellie Fox recovers after gall stone surgery at St Fragles hospital. Rainbow division veterans meet at Memorial hall. train delays from Chicago noted. railroad fare concessions announced for groups. Robert Cramer improves from bronchitis and pleurisy. Toledo Seale company sales conference in Waterloo. church prayers and Washington's Birthday dinner announcements closing the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman J. McNally
Third Avenue West
Marshalltown
Nellie, Fox
Franklin Street
St. Fragels Hospital
Rainbow Division
Memorial Hall
Jack Balensifer
John Greiner
Dubuane
St. Francis Hospital
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Eccel Reilroad
Robert Cramer
L. ©. Cramer
Frederick Street
Dunkerton PTA Fair Nets $220 at Dunkerton Event
Dunkerton Iowa February 18 Gross receipts from the Dunkerton Parent-Teacher Association fair at the school auditorium and gymnasium total 220 dollars. Of that 105 dollars came from admissions to the play The Man of Yesterday directed by Mrs. Floe Frans leds. Eleven cast members performed while a solo by Richard Shimp and duets by Glenn Guy er and Glenn Albright were staged. The girls glee club sang and the school orchestra, a new group, played. Refreshments were served in gymnasium booths. Invitations were received from Black Hawk County Council of Religious Education to present the play at Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier
Dunkerton
Parent-Teacher Association
Floe Frans Leds
Black Hawk
County Council of
Mrs Emerson Elevation as First Lady of Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyo Feb 18. A university romance and pioneer life in Wyoming villages precede Mrs Frank Emerson. Six years after Gov Emerson earned a University of Michigan engineering degree in a handbag he came west in 1904. His wife Jennie Jane Reynders follows and concentrates on home three children and civic work. She is active in musical circles past president of the Cheyenne Federation of Clubs and state secretary for children's missions. She has given time and effort to private charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fed
Wyomihy
Frank
Emerson
University of Michigan
Wyoming
Jennie Jane Reynders
Cheyenne Federation of Clubs
Time Puzzle Says Four Pairs Change By Clocks
A brain teaser states 4 42 becomes 8 23, 6 43 becomes 8 43, 10 14 becomes 2 53, 7 53 becomes 10 39, 1 46 becomes 9 09, while eleven positions keep the same time.
Births Reported In Hudson Area February Listings
Mr. and Mrs. Perl M. Padget 622 Sytamore February 4 a son Omar John. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Beardeley 219 Cortlandt February 9 a son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Cooper Francis Hospital February 2 a daughter Jown. Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Van DeVenter Bratnober February 4 a daughter Hazel Wich. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walter Hyde 218 Fourteenth West February 6 a daughter Edna Bertha. Mr. and Mrs. John Roe 312 Welliadton West February a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Zerwiss Presbyterian Hospital February 6 a daughter Patricia Ann. The parents live in Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Eugene McDowell Presbyterian Hospital February a daughter Lorraine Matlvs. The parents live at Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pappas 1401 Fats February a son Gerald Engells. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Addis Toenjes 911 South February 8 a son Harrison Braymong. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rinard Allen Memorial Hospital February 4 a son Cecil Adair. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Eugene Brows 216 Fourth West February 8 a daughter Vivitta Maccae. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Walthers Vernon Township February 10 a daughter Mabel Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Feterson 627 Rebel February 4 a son John Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perl M. Padget
Sytamore
Omar John
Robert C. Beardeley
Cortlandt
Frank W. Cooper
Francis Hospital
Ayrs
Earl HW. van DeVenter
Bratnober
Hazel Wich
Charles ‘Walter Hyde
Fourteenth West
Edna Bertha
John Roe
Welliadton West
Henry J. Zerwiss
Presbyterian Rospital
Patricia Annn
Hudson
Chester Eugene McDowell
Presbyterian Hospital
Lorraine Matlvs
Peter Pappas
Fats
Gerald Engells
Theodore Addis Toenjes
South
Harrison Braymong
Frank Rinard
Allen Memorial Hospital
Cecil Adair
Melvin“ Eugene Brows
Vivitta Maccae
Philip Walthers
Vernon Township
Mabel Rose
Irvin Feterson
John Thomas
Travelogues and portraits in color and Conquistadors
Harold Speakman reviews This is a travel book and The Silent Force with brisk insights into rivers and mounted police while noting Conquistador by Guedalla, Portraits in Color by Mary Ovington and Parna ssus of Wheels. The piece surveys travel writing, Canadian policing, and African American biographical works with a lighter note on James T. Morley’s titular road tale and its global translations.
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W.H. M
George Pannkuk
Church News
Donald Row Liggett
John T. Liggett
Oak Lawn Avenue
W. RB. Howell
Jessica “Milligan
Russia
A.M. Moe
Emma M— Hazel
K. D
Woman’s Club
Pretty Party
Royal
Miss McCormick
E.'S
Cedar Heights
Redfern Piaces
Betty
Y.W.C. A. Board
Patriotic Party
F. J. Speicher
Lalla Shanger
R. H. Mumby
Carl Ehrke
Edward Fahrke
Lila Speicher
Mumby
Edwin Towne
Speicher
Leona Brewer
Lincoln
N. J. Lentz
Am the
G. L. Stainbrook
Paul Burgess
Lingolbach
Isabellas
Bessie Daniels
Chance
Miss Daniels
W. W. Simmons
Helen
H. O. Mexdorf
D G. Clapton
Gladys Kloster
Genevigue Walker
Velma Winkey
John Gomanson
JME
Marcella
Charlotte Schrag
Velma Mosher
Valerie Webster
Mary Mason
Lorene Frisbee
Janet Palmer
P. m
Ieee
Sapien Tda
A . Wraiety
Aida
Frank J. Landgraf
Pime Street
New Orleans
Toledo Seale Company
Waterloo District
Town
Ilinois
J. W. Harmon
A.A. Smith
Minneapolis
F. W. Hardy
State Street
Hattie Enyart
Lafayette Street
George Sheridan
Mulberry Street
New England
Dunkerton P.T. A. Fair
Liluan F Feickert
Callie. Wieder
Harold Speakman
Mississippi River
Anoe
Tsador
Russell Lindsay Speakman
Harold
Silent Force
T. MS. Longstreth
Mounted Police of
Canada
Forest Rangers
Mr. Longsteeth
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Arctic Ocean
Heells
Canadian Mounted Police
Philip Guedalla
United States
Philp
Guedalla
John Drinkwater
Mary Ovington
Gins
Walter White
Langston Hughes
James Weldon Johnson
Paul Robeson
Roland Hayes
Robert Moton
Tuskegee Institute
W. E. B. DuBois
Miss Ovington
Christopher Moriey
Michal Epuy
Vaud
Lausanne
Geneva
Andrew McGill
Andre Gilly
Roger Mifflin
Roger Moutlin
Libraire Ambulant
Helen McGill
Helene Gilly
Zurich
McNally
Mme. Nally
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