Water loo Woman's Club to present Iowa State College string quartet
The Fine Arts department of Waterloo Woman's club announces a public concert by the Iowa State College string quartet next Friday at the clubhouse. The ensemble features Edward J. Kurtz, Ednal Hopkins, Marlys Schwarck, and Roland Searight with Rose Lena Ruegnitz on piano. Proceeds go to the club treasury to fund departmental goals. ticket duties are assigned to department members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Waterloo Woman's Club
Iowa State
P. Tm
Edward 3. Kurtz
Ednal Hopkins
Marlys Schwarck
Viold
Roland Searight
Vinloncello
Rose Lena Ruegnitz
Kurtz
West
Miss Ruegnils
Miss Hopkins
Miss Schwarck
Searight
W. H. Bickley
Lee Litchfield
Mmes
Tay Brecunier
Dunkelberg
Walter Miler
Loren Berry
Edward Beal
Earl Krause
Robert Waite
Woman‘s Club
Parent-Teacher Round Tables at Y W C A Iowa District
Major events next week include the northeast district Iowa Parent-Teacher Round Table held Thursday March 29 at Y W C A. Delegates from Mitchell to Jackson and councils in Waterloo Cedar Rapids Dubuque, Floyd and more will discuss programs health and education with sessions led by state and local officials. The day features registrations at 9 30 a m and a full schedule of speeches group conferences and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mitchell
Howard
Winneshiek
Alkanakee
Floyd
Chickasaw
Butler
Bremer
Fayette
Clayton
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Dubuque
Benton
Linn
Jones
Jackson
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Floyd and
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Walton A. Keller
Gedar Rapids
W. W. Stark
C. M. Hubbard
F. W. Trader
FT. A
Edward Telly
Cleveland
B. €. Hopkins
Des Moines
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Council Bluff
CJ. Hahn
P.T. Acaunell
tKatherine Hattendorf
State University of Tawa
H. E. Kensinger
Polk P.T. A. Cedar Rapids
Jane Boyd
C. C. Magdsick
Charles City
Inna Congress of Parents and Teachers
H. Bron
Dumont
Buller County
Thos. B. Powell
Ce-Der Rapids
W. Johnstone
Tara
G. A. Patterson
Edgewood No
P.T. A. Linn County
Katherine Hattendorf
Inwa City
T. F. Kenny
Shrakley
New Hampton
Lincoln G A R Ladies Entertain Guests at Memorial Hall
Lincoln Circle of Ladies of the G A R hosted a 12 o'clock dinner at Memorial hall with ten comrades and their wives plus General Phil Hanna as guests of honor. The dining room gleamed in St Patrick's day colors as Ferns and green flowers adorned the tables. Mrs Long Wilson and Mrs Francis Hussey led the dining room, Mrs H W Schultz and Mrs Joe Rickert ran the kitchen, and Mrs N W Hatwisle presided over the program. Miss Mildred Gleason sang and echoed with two tunes, J C Murtagh spoke on Patriotism, and a thimblebee plan was announced for next Friday at Mrs Alta Fisher's home with Nettie Blenis as chair. A May birthday party was also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Phil Hanna
Long Wilson
Francis Hussey
H. W. Schultz
Joe Rickert
N. W. Hatwisle
Mildred Gleason
Meyers
Betty Harrington
Rosé Conservatory
J. C. Murtagh
Alta Fisher
Nettie Blenis
Appointments Made at Woman's Club Sessions Yesterday
Yesterday at the clubhouse the Woman's club filled posts naming Mrs. Loren Berry and Mrs. Reu ben Miller as junior auxiliary sponsors again. General chairman of the program committee is Mrs. Claude Bennett, with Mrs. Karl Krause piano, Mrs. Frank Marquis art, Mrs. Howard Burr drama, Mrs. Max Wilson voice, and Mrs. Loren Berry violin chairmen. Delegates named include Mrs. Herbert Marshall to the national convention in Indianapolis and Mrs. Weishaar to the county convention next week at Cedar Falls. A walking rehearsal of The Constant Wife by Maugham featured the event and drew high praise, especially for the two male performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Loren Berry
Reuben Miller
Claude Bennett
Karl Krause
Frank Marquis
Howard Burr
Max Wilson
Herbert Marshall
Indianapolis
Weishaar
Cedar Falls
Maugham
Washington Irving P T A Holds Annual Election
At a Washington Irving school P T A meeting a girls trio Ramona Smith Lenore Zeilinger and Virginie Troup sang two selections and Lois Thompson played a violin solo. Nick Var ey sang two vocal solos. Officers elected: Mrs J HM Penly president Miss Clara McKittrick first vice president Mrs J W McKailip secretary treasurer Miss Trressa Peterson secretary treasurer. A study group for mothers was organized with Mrs CG A Cathey president. A round sale on Child Station of America was held. The next meeting is in two weeks with a discussion on new methods of child training. Light refreshments were served. A fashion show is planned by Mrs B Plumb Mrs Fool and others at the home of Mrs Hamund Miller and readings from The Constant Wife by Mrs J B MReese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Washington Irving School
Ramona Smith
Lenore Zeilinger
Virginie Troup
Lois Thompson
Nick Varey
J. HM. Penly
Clara McKittrick
Viers
J. W. McKailip
Vier
Trressa’ Peterson
CG. A. Cathey
Aireath
Wallbanks
Child Station of America
Spencer
CW Hich
Olter
Social Events on Week's Calendar Recital and Club Times
Week’s calendar lists Sunday recital at Ross conservatory and afternoon meetings across clubs and societies. Monday features book clubs and a Clara Barton guid, with evening events at Hotel Russell and Universalist church, plus musical recitals and gatherings at Black’s tearoom and Memorial hall. Tuesday includes Circle five and missionary society, Elklets and B and P W clubs, with entertainment at Calvary Evangelical church and Y M C A activities. Wednesday covers Becker chapter and Fortnightly club events, while Thursday hosts Golden Glow club and Three-Link hall activities. Friday features Friday Study club and Our Lady of Victory academy events, plus Fine Arts concert and a dressy dinner, with Saturday concluding at Temple Rebekah dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour
Black
Leardom
Elklets
Elks Club
P. W
Calvary Evangelical Church
L. PF
E— Black
D. O
Memorial Hall
Elks ‘Club
Big Triangle League
W. C. Breckenridge
T. A
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Woman's Club
Ald
Black's Tearoom
Temple Rebekah
Blackhawk la Oo
F Hall
P.t. A
Quals Club
Russell-Lamson
B and P W Club to Hear Music and See Playlet
West High students perform at a B and P W club meeting in April with a district music contest, featuring yodeled solos by Nick Wartey, a girls' trio with Ramona Smith Lenore Zeilinger and Virginia Troup, and a playlet A Day in a Newspaper Office. Dinner precedes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Oelwe
B. and P. W
Nick Wartey
Ramona Smith
Lenore
Zeilinger
Virginia Troup
Robert Dunkelberg
Weir
Bernice Ravelin
Jack Balensifer
Inez Coburn
Hazel Zwanaiger
Olivia Hacker
Vera Burk
Doris Wilder
Three Classes Join for Social Evening at Baptist Church
Young Married Women's class of Burton Avenue Baptist church hosted the Men's class and the Gleaners' class for a social evening at the church. The green and white decor included shamrock motifs. After business sessions, assembly singing followed devotionals led by Mrs. Oscar Schadt and a talk by Rev. Marion Flint. Mrs. Schadt sang a solo and readings were given by Mrs. Harry Murray. The remainder of the evening featured games, with hosts Mrs. Wayne Garvin and Mrs. Clarence Hedrick guiding activities and a hostess committee including Mrs. Charles Catshall, Mrs. Welter Larrabee, Mrs. Nels Jacobsen, and Mrs. Lyle Prugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Oscar Schadt
Marion Flint
Wayne Garvin
Clarence Hedrick
Charles Catshall
Welter Larrabee
Nels Jacobsen
Lyle Prugh
Ferne Benson Honored At Bridge Party And Gift Shower
Mrs Glen Ralston hosted a bridge party at her home honoring Miss Fernie Benson on her birthday and upcoming marriage to Lenard Gunstead. Easter decor and favors marked the event with high card honors going to Ferne Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne Benson
Glen Ralston
Fernie Benson
Miss Benson
Lenard Gunstead
W. H. Benson
John May
E. L. Hoover
Mabel Beach
Jean McCormick
Juanita Gunstead
Dorothy Leonard
Mrs Wratislaw Opens Home to B Natural Music Club
Mrs Merle Wratislaw and Mrs Clarence Wise host B Natural Music club members at the Hillcrest apartments. The evening features a talk by Mrs N C Altland on Music Today and Modernism, a piano solo by Mrs H P Smith, vocal numbers by Mrs Charles Trunkey and Mrs C A Boatman, and an instrumental trio. Dinner plans include Waterloo High School Insurance club at Elks club with 1923 officer elections led by Bud Moore. Birthday surprise for Mrs J W Wise includes cake and gifts. friends sewed through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo High School Insurance Club
Elks’ Club
Bud" Moore
Church Circle Meetings At Local Homes This Week
Church groups across the area schedule meetings this week. Lutheran Missionary circle meets at Mrs. Fred Hunemiller’s home on Barton Avenue. Gloria Barton guild of Universalist Church gathers Monday at Mrs. Roy Housden’s with Miss Leitha Shirley assisting. Spiritual Church of Christ Truth Willing Workers meet at the church. Mrs. Sophia Smalley leads Bible study on Powers of Mind. First Evangelical Work and Wilf Group hosted by Mrs. Augush Hartwig with 16 attendees and Mrs. Nick Anson assisting. Calvary Evangelical Aid plans two playlets for Tuesday eve at the church with named cast members. Burton Avenue Baptist Woman’s Circle meets yesterday at Mrs. Rex Bryant’s home, electing officers Mae Rose president, E. F. Jago vice president, Nels Jacobsen secretary, Wayne Garvin program chair. Social welfare work directed by Mrs. Glazé Larrabee. calling committee chaired by Mrs. Charles Brown. Mrs. George Sheridan shares jail work experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glora Barton
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Homer
Sophia Smalley
Wim
Firsts Evangelical Church
Augush Hartwig
Presen
Nick Anson
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Rex Bryant
Mae Rose
E. F. Jago
Nels. Jacobsen
Teenserer
Wayne Garvin
Glaze
Larrabee
Charles Brown
George Sheridan
Jeannetta Burns Graduation Recital Monday at Cedar Falls
Miss Jeannetta Burns soprano advanced pupil of Prof W E Hays Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls will give her graduating recital Monday at 8 p m in Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls Accompanist will be Miss Lucille Thomson The program includes Mendelssohn Chaminade Massenet Elgar and other classic selections
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannetta Burns
W. E. Hays
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Gilchrist Chapel
Lucille Thomson
Franz
Orieg
Elgar
elOruck
Tair - Martin Raln
Past Noble Grand Circle of Sunshine Rebekah Meets
The Past Noble Grand Circle of Sunshine Rebekah Lodge met for luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson. Ten members attended with two special guests Mrs Wilson Wallon and Mrs Carl Anderson. Lucinda Wright celebrated thirty six years in the lodge with a large cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Circle of Sunshine
Rebekah Lodge
Russell-Lamson
Wilson Wallon
Watersloo
Carl Anderson
Waterloo
Noble Grand If Une Lodge
Walton
Anderson
Lucinda Wright
Thomas Gordon
John Meyers
Wright
Club Notes and Meeting Announcements
Dickens club meets at 1 o clock on Monday at Mrs. Joe Rickert's home. Golden Glow club hosts at 3 Williston Avenue. Happy Hour club gathers at 1 o clock Tuesday in Black's Tearoom with Mrs. William Bates as hostess. Book Review club convenes 3 p m Monday at the Y W C A with Mrs. Howard Burr reviewing Poetry of Nonsense and Poetry of Our Times. Do-A-Best club honored Rita Joan Wason and baby at a Thursday gathering with sewing, gifts, and a peace dinner attended by Mrs. Wason's mother and Miss Elizabeth Ogan. There are 3177 native tree species in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens Club
Joe Rickert
Clyde Gain
Williston Avenue
Golden Glow Club
Happy Hour Club
Kuncheon
Black
William Bates
Book Review Club
Howard Burr
Cammetts
Tynes
Wilkinson
Ernest, Wason
Baby
Rita Joan
Do-A-Best Club
Guersts
Mrs J Malin Aas Hurt in Auto Accident Near Cedar Falls
Mrs James G McAlvin of 636 Park Avenue West suffered fractures of both collar bones, a deep hip cut, and extensive bruising when her car somersaulted five miles north of Cedar Falls around 6 pm yesterday. Her son James Jr. received severe bruises. both were returning from Mason City. Mrs McAlvin was taken to St Francis hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. McAlvin
Park’ Avenue West
Cedar Palls
James McAlvin, Jr
McAlgin
St. Francis Hospital
James McAlvin
Mason City
City Boxing Meet Carded April 4-7
Waterloo Playground Association sponsors the city amateur boxing and wrestling tournament set for April 4 6 and 7 Victor Read director announced today. Classes for all weights will be offered and trophies awarded to the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Playground Association
Victor Read
Waterloo City Brief Contains Weekend Plans And Local Notices
Local notes report James Wood and Paul F. McGarvey leaving for Mt Vernon weekend visit with friends. Coro N Vittor C. Oltrogge to lecture on Science Evolution of the Bible at United Brethren Church. Miss Jean Padden and Edwin Marks return home from Ames and ISU for spring vacation. Gideons to hold service near Logan Avenue. Grant Welcher seeks divorce from Delilah Welcher amid custody bid for Doris. Bank dividend actions in John Kirkhart bankruptcy. Police changes amid scarlet fever quarantine. Lines reassumes beat duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
Norwood Avenue
Paul F. McGarvey
Locust Street
Mt Vernon
Vittor C. Oltrogge
Denver
Coro
United Brethren Church
A. Cobb
Bluff Street
Edwin Marks
W. C. Marks
Maple Street
Sophoemote
Iowa State College
Ames
Waterloo Gideons
Logan Avenue Road
Jean Padden
Waterloo
Shermen J. Mc Nally
Third Avenue West
W. J. Yordy
Lafayette Street
George Yordy
Washington Street
Freeport
Ill
Daniel Yordy
Grant B. Welcher
Delilah Mary Welcher
Doris Hisse
Fred ©. Repass
J. R. Busby
A. McQuown
Hepass, Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Davenport
Home Office
Dr. E. Alford
Hope C. Martin
New Orleans
Havana
Martin
N. H. Steely
Susie
Doland
S. D
J. M. Steely
Franklin Street
Bremer
South Dakota
Steely
John Kirkhart
J. E. Jordan
Kirkhart
Logan Avenue
Bark Wray
North End
Frank Denniston
Louis Lines
Denniston
Births Reported In Local News Brief
Mr and Mrs Wyrrom Oliver Kileriin Feb OT son George Wilh Dr and Mrs Dale Constantine castie Will March 6 son Janes Laverne Dr up Mrs James O Cornor St Francis hospital March & daughter Margaret Charlten Mr said Mrs Rishard Matin mae lesson March 17 daughter Vivian Jean Mroo and Mrs Joseph Sherman 174 Lamyetts March 4 daughter Marthe Walther Mr and Mrs Glade Johnson 162 Monroe March 12 daughter Adrian Mr and Mrs Merrill Lloyd Brows 1407 Sycamore March 3 daughter Dr Lorys Trent Mr and Mrs Warry Av Kaiess 299 Hrockwell Arims March 4 daughter Patay Ariene Mr and Mrs Bartry Wirkman 318 Bates Peb 26 daughter Goy MM Mr and Mrs Robert Tipton Myers 422 Diable Pep 9 daughter Frances Loving Jr and Mex Garl Smith Sherwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyrrom Oliver Kileriin
George
Dale Constantine
Castie
Will
Janes Laverne
James O'Cornor
St. Francis Hospital
March
Margaret Charlten
Rishard Matin
Mae Lesson
Vivian Jean
Joseph Sherman
Lamyetts
Marthe Walther
Glade Johnson
Monroe
Adrian
Merrill Lloyd Brows
Sycamore
Lorys. Trent
Warry
Av Kaiess
Hrockwell-Arims
Patay Ariene
Bartry Wirkman
Bates
Goy
Robert Tipton Myers
Frances Loving, Jr
Garl Smith Sherwood
Births and family notices from Waterloo area February to March
A dense list of birth announcements and family notices across several Waterloo addresses, naming parents and infants by name, date, and location. Entries mention multiple families and newborns including twins and daughters, with accompanying street addresses and event dates in February and March.
Aviation Stunt Man Starts Fifth Season April 1
Walter A. Miller, 25, a Dakota Air lines stunt man based at 11 Mulberry street, will begin his fifth season on April 1. He will perform wing walking, parachute jumps, rope ladder and trapeze, with past incidents including a three rib fracture from a chute mishap at La Verne and a close call when a herd of cows and barbed wire tangled a descent. Miller was inspired after a first flight planned by Loren Bailey in Waterloo, and survived a notorious death rumor in Sioux City after a fatal accident involving a peer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Miller
Mulberry Street
Dakota Airlines Company
Sioux Falls, &. C
Miller
la Porte City
Loren Bailey
Waterloo
la Verne
Minn
LaVerne
Pollution or sugar plant may quit after governor meeting
Wilford Fisher announces Lime creek and Shell Rock river pollution by Mason City plant of American Beet Sugar Co will be abated or the plant will close after governor Hammill's office cited officials for noncompliance with an executive order. Cedar Shell Rock River association and Iszaak Walton league drew up a resolution urging immediate cessation of pollution and the governor and executive council endorsed it. The beet sugar firm said it had complied and faced losses from low sugar prices with 10 000 acres contracted. governor signaled a new order soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Creek
Shell Rock
Mason City
American Beet Sugar Company
Hammill
A. C. Willford
J Izaak Watton League
Loay
Cedar-Shell Rock River Association
Isask Walton League
Willford
Denver
Colo
Becker Packing Company
Waterloo Entries Win Two Firsts in Sub Declam
Robert Ebel of West High won first in the oratorical division at the subdistrict declamatory contest held last night at Mount Auburn. Dortha Bennett of East High took first in humorous, earning entry to the pre district meet March 30. Other schools competing included Hazleton, Marion, Mount Auburn, Van Horne and Vinton. Beulah Stevenson of Vinton won first in dramatic with A Daughter of the South. Second place winners were Charles Wilson Mount Auburn Antonio Maceo humorous Netha Heineman Mount Auburn Pomes Mildred Fry Van Horne Bernice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ebel
West High School
Mount Auburn
Dortha Bennett
East High
Bvel
United States
Miss Bennett
Hazleton
Marion
van Horne
Vinton
Beulah Stevenson
South
Charles Wilson
Antonio Maceo
Netha Heineman
Mildred Fry
Bernice
Taylor signs information in Clark assault case
Henry Taylor who previously failed to prosecute an assault charge was forced to sign the information in municipal court against Ernest Clark for assault with intent to commit murder. Clark is jailed on $5,000 bond after a Thursday cutting incident that left Taylor badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Taylor
Ralph Travis
Taylor
Ernest Clark
Clark
Brain Teaser Hidden Word List Exposed
A puzzle presents ten clues with paired answers: 1 letter 2 up 3 time 4 stripe 5 sphere 6 tunnel 7 dime 3 education 9 starboard 10 whole. The pattern links each clue to a word ending in the given term, revealing a hidden message when read in order.
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Woman’s Club
Assal
Mennelle Allegretia Andanta
Gorke Devert Color Apache
Adeglo
Brahms
Burrty
Y. W
Lincoln Circle of Ladies of
Washington Irving
Ross Conservatory
Clubs
W. W. OG
Russell Lamson
Clara Barton Guid
Universalist Church
Mirs
Roy Housden
Natural Music Club
Merle Wratislaw
Jeannetta Burne
L. S
Circle Five
Firth Lutheran Missionary Society
Fred Hunemiller
Becker
O. EB. S
Matt
Parrott
Building
Mrs. c
W. Billyson
Golden Glow
Mrs. Clyde
Goin
Waterloo 1. O
Q. F. Hall
P. W. Club
Baptist Church
R. F. Bartz
P. L. Jones
Fond du Lac
Wise
Mr. Jones
Wauneta Grumble
Frank Sherwood
Bartz
George Wellein
Bertha McAulneh
Net
Lillian Berray
Evelyen
Lois Lov Ruth
Myrna Kibler
Dorot Drew
Bernice Anderson
Maxine Stover
Violet
Jane MeiKay
Marie McAninch
Gertha Stover
Royal Neighbors
St. Patrick’s
K. of C Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Jee Briden
W. Burk
M. B. Brown
Ty Ay Casty
Ross Conservatory of Music
Ut Studio
Mrs. Wratislaw
Church News
Fist Lutheran Missionary Society
Fred ‘Hunemiller
Barton Avenue
Aid Society of Calvary Evangelical Church
C. H. Sehl
Stanley Kline
J. F. Malone
Walter Scheppele
Hawver
Rover. Andre
John Boerger
Bom. Fritzinner
L. C. Fulton
de ¥. Kelley
Margaret. Hansot
T. F. Thornton
G. H. Growl
Louis Gourey
James McMenimen
Dan Peck
James Edwards
St. Patrick's Day
B. Jacobs
Roy McLain
Messrs
Clarence Quackenbush
G. V. Bellinger
Rebekah—Temple
East High School
Frank, Cowell
Grace Eddy
Main Street
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace M. EB. Church
B. of
L. F. and
E.—Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. B. Eakin
Clyde Tuttle
Co. W. Ellyson
Charles A. Kittrell
Ales Club
Rebekah
United Sbates
J. Malin
City
Buchanan'c
Bratnober
Vincent Eugene
Fred Koehn
Columbia
Betty Ans
John Beber
Lac ‘Ayette
Donna Mac
Lawrence A. Newton
Mulberry
Ronald Pater
Arthur T. Anderson
Lottage
Dorothy Plorence
Winfred Hostrop
Joan
Jeanne
Meder Hansen
Edwards
Arlo Roland
Fred Widmaier
Estelle Lorraine
John Gorman
Town
San
Earl Mason Howard
Almond
Kaileen Louise
Michael Thome
Lillian Gertrude
John William Hutton
Patricia Ruth
Riba Rose
Gerald J. Rourke
Dinteln
Patricia Lee
Lawrence F. Pearson
Richard Lawrence
J. William Copenhaver
Darlene Mae
Horace D. Hunt
Frances Bernard
John & Miller
Inva
Marilyn Rae
James Paras
Maple
Esther
Paul Flickinger Miller
Marilys Nadine
Joseph Herman Kraemer
Washburn
Rose Marie
Louis la Cross
Leland
Ray D Cushman
Allen Memorial Hospital
Beverly Mae Maude
Charles William Webb
Oak
Charles William
Walter Owens
Thadine
Edward Nathan Norther
Upperor
Edward Nathan, Jr
Lawrence A. Jensen
Castle Hill
Carl Edward
Louis A. Wiliams
Logan
John Arthur Gannon
Washington
Daniel Francis
Tracey Holmes Glasenec
Fourth West
Marilyn
Lucile
Ralph Morte
Wolery ‘Oo
Sof
Ralph Cecil
Paris
Redfern
Ned Cnorocain
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Banes City and State
Eyeesesae
Wees
Walter Miller
Cecil Williams
Sioux City
Fisher
Wilford
Tke Walton
League
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
Master Cleaners
Fast Fourth St
Lee
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