National Old Trails Chapter D A R Celebrates Sixth Anniversary
The National Old Trails Chapter D A R held its sixth anniversary at the home of Mrs. Lillian Evans Adams and Mrs. Nora Evans in Dublin. A cooperative lunch, red white and blue decor, and a birthday cake with six candles framed the event. Members heard greetings, sang, and performed a playlet titled Two Young Women from the Country in New York City.
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National Old Trails Chapter
D.a.vis
National Old Trails
Lillian Evans Adams
Nora Evans
Dublin
J. W. Marson
Washington
Campbell Brower
Adams
Hicks
Lincoln
Vinton Hotel
Cambridge City
J. W Marson
O. C. Rowe
New York City
Cora Bailey
R. A. Hicks
Russell Worl
J. W. Young
Voyle Martindale
Hazel Kirlin
E. O. Beeson
M. H. Garr
W. B. Woodward
Gien Beeson
Carl Caldwell
Lillian Baker
Spiceland
Evans
Mr and Mrs Masterson in Indianapolis for Clothiers convention
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Masterson travel to Indianapolis this week as Mr. Masterson attends the Clothiers convention.
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Fred Masterson
Indianapolis
Mr. Masterson
Clothiers
Mrs Laura Rummel Returns Home After Ten Day Visit
Mrs Laura Rummel of Indianapolis returned home Monday after spending the past ten days with her sister in law Mrs Charles Hockett and family.
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Laura Rummel
Indianapolis
Charles Hockett
Mrs Bell Scott and Grandson Return Home
Mrs Bell Scott and her grandson Miles Curry of Cincinnati have come back home after a week with her brother and sister‑in‑law Mr and Mrs Willard Petro.
Dinner guests visit Richmond couple
Mr and Mrs Archie Jackson and daughter were dinner guests Wednesday evening of Mr and Mrs Ed Jackson in Richmond.
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Archie Jackson
Mrs
Ed. Jackson
Richmond
Birthday Surprise Dinner For Mrs Russell Chapman
Mrs Russell Chapman was honored with a surprise cooperative dinner party Sunday evening at her East Main Street home for her birthday. Attending were Dr and Mrs I A Stamper Mr and Mrs Wayne Woodward Mr and Mrs Ben Johnson and Mr and Mrs George Morris.
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Russell Chapman
East Main Street
Chapman
Wayne Woodward
Ben Johnson
George Morris
Whitten and Family Guests of Mrs Campbell
Mr and Mrs Lewis with Whitten and family visited New Castle relatives last Sunday, staying with Mrs Martha Campbell, the host's mother.
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Lewis. Whitten
New Castle
Martha
Cooperative dinner honors Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
The Odd Fellows and their families along with the Rebekahs and their families were entertained at a community dinner party held Monday evening at the 1. O. O. F. hall.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
1. O. O. F. Hall
Ill Richmond Man Shows Slow Improvement
Ralph Tague, once a local resident, has been seriously ill at his Richmond home and is reported to be slowly improving.
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Ralph Tague
Richmond
Fellowship Club to Meet at Mrs Hadlet's Home
The Fellowship club will gather at the home of Mrs. Lillie Hadlet on Tuesday evening of next week for a local social event hosted by the group.
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Fellowship Club
Lillie Hadlet
Local Eastern Star Members Visit Richmond Chapter Dinner
A large number of Eastern Star members will attend the cooperative dinner and inspection of the Richmond chapter Saturday evening, reflecting a community gathering and chapter activities.
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Eastern Star
Richmond
Connersville Couple Guests of Hamiltons Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harrison of Connersville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hamilton.
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Herbert Harrison
Connersville
Horace Hamilton
Golden 50th anniversary observed by Hussey family
Maisses Florence and Sarah Hussey hosted a family dinner west of Milton on February 28 for their parents Elwood and Mrs. Hussey celebrating their Golden Wedding anniversary. The couple married February 21, 1884 and have four children Florence John and Sarah at home with Ina Manlove and Ernest deceased. Grandchildren Russell Elwood Mary Louise and Henry J. Hussey. Weather and illness prevented some relatives from attending.
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Milton
Ind
Florence
Sarah Hussey
Elwood Hussey
Arthur Manlove
Mary Louise
Lillie Anderson
Everett Wasson
Indianapolis
Hussey
John
Sarah
S. A. Jamieson
Lewisville
Fayette County
Mr. Hussey
Russell Elwood
Mary Louise Manlove
Henry J. Hussey
Richmond
Cecil Hussey
Henry
Russell i Miwood Manlove
Bryant to visit uncle in Indianapolis this week
Phillip Bryant will leave later this week to stay with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George Usher in Indianapolis.
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Phillip Bryant
Mrs
George Usher
Indianapolis
Magic Muse Answers Blues With Silver Lining
In a lighthearted Tribune feature the Magic Muse replies to Mildred of Milton about her long depression. The muse predicts the end of the mood is near and the sun will shine, despite wolves at the door and a muddled scene.
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The
Tribune
Mildred
Milton
Trade Proposal for a Small Hotel Versus Current Eating House
A reader asks if trading their successful eating house for a small hotel is wise in hard times. The adviser cautions that hotel repairs would drain funds and suggests the trade would be for worse, urging they stick to what is best and avoid debt.
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Winchester
Bear Voice of Inspiration Foretells 1941 Europe Trip
A Centerville reader questions a long planned trip hindered by finances. The response predicts a delay until after selling property and urges continued planning, with a vision of touring Europe in 1941. The tone blends guidance with a dated, prophetic forecast.
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Centerville
Dear Hazel Seeks Motherhood Amid Holiday Peonies
The poem answers Hazel of Farmland Indiana who asks about becoming a mother after eight years of marriage. It predicts a hopeful event around a holiday when peonies bloom, suggesting late May, though the year remains unclear. The verse playfully resolves to a riddle about a thirty seven year old muse.
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Hazel
Ind
Plan for convention Women’s Cubs Institute in Richmond
Final plans for the Spring convention of the Wayne county Federation of Women’s clubs will be made at a council meeting and institute this Saturday at the YWCA in Richmond at 1 30 o’clock. Mrs. Wm Huddieston county president will preside and Mrs. Robert L. Wilson institute chairman will lead the hour. The program focuses on departmental work and all interested women are urged to attend.
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Womens Cubs Institute
Richmond
Milton
Ind
Wayne County Federation of Women’s Clubs
M. E. Church
Centerville
Institute of the Council
YWCA
Wm. Huddieston
Robert L. Wilson
Spring Grove
County Institute
Federation
Bach Mendelssohn Singers plan Messiah performances
The Bach Mendelssohn Singers announce two public Messiah performances in March. One venue in Cambridge City with time and place to be announced, and the Lutheran church in Pershing. Rev Wilbur FE Allen of the Pershing church is a club member. Norman Brown of Richmond will be the accompanist with Miss Harriett Overbeck directing. The club will rehearse next Monday at Mrs Sanford Jacobs’s home.
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Cambridge
Pershing
Wilbur FE. Allen
Norman Brown
Richmond
Cooperative dinner party hosted by Grigsbys
A dinner was served Sunday at the Grigsby home for guests including Monroe Starr and son Mark, Frank Thomas and daughters of Harrisburg, Harry Caldwell and sons Louis and Bobie, Carl Caldwell and son, and Martha Caldwell of Milton.
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R. B. Grigsby
Monroe Starr
Mark
Frank Thomas
Harrisburg
Harry Caldwell
Louis
Bobie
Carl Caldwell
Martha Caldwell
Milton
Baptist Society to Meet at Mrs. Dailey's Milton Home
The Baptist Missionary Society meets this Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Estin Dailey's Milton home. A playlet titled All One will be presented as part of the program.
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The
Baptist Missionary Society
Estin Dailey
Milton
Masonic Calendar for Cambridge Events This Week
The schedule lists Cambridge Council No. 98 R and S M on Tuesday eve March 6, Eastern Star Thursday eve March 8, Cambridge Chapter No. 9 R A M Friday eve March 9, and Cambridge Lodge No. 5 F and A M Wednesday eve March 14. Each item notes a stated assembly or convocation activity for respective Masonic bodies.
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Cambridge Council No
Eastern Star
Cambridge Chapter No
R.A.M
Cambridge Lodge No. 5
Miss Daisy Ayler Visited Springfield Hosts
Miss Daisy Ayler stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elster in Springfield Ohio for the weekend hosting friends and local inquiries about her travels.
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Daisy Ayler
Mrs
Jack Elster
Springfield
Ohio
Weekend visitors share time with local residents
B. F. Taylor of New Paris Ohio visited friends here Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bruce Roden of Urbana Ohio spent over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Boyd and other relatives. Mrs Emma Deenen and daughter Miss Grace of Fountain City were weekend guests of Mrs Malinda Mills and Mrs Grace Fuhrman.
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B. F. Taylor
New Paris
Ohio
Bruce Roden
Urbana, Ohio
Robert Boyd F
Emma Deenen A
Miss Grace
Fountain City
Malinda Mills
Grace Fuhrman
Local Notes On Family Visits Highlight Week
Roy Reese spent this week with home folks at Dupont. McKinley Leapley spent Sunday in Muncie.
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Ter
Roy Reese
Dupont
McKinley Leapley
Muncie
Owens Household Goods Sale In Indianapolis Visit
Mrs. Frank Seay and her daughter from Indianapolis helped at the Owens home selling household goods. Mr. Owens left for Indianapolis then Tulsa after spending a night with Mrs. Seay.
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Frank Seay
Indianapolis
H. G. Owens
Owens
Community Guests and Church Revival Highlight Militon Events
Milton residents and visitors shared meals and gatherings at local homes with families from Greensfork Cambridge City and Richmond. Rev L N Abel led nearly three weeks of revival services at the M E church culminating in baptism and junior church activities for children.
W R C Grateful Womans Relief Corps meets discusses bean supper
W R C Grateful Womans Relief Corps No. 151 held a regular session at Red Men’s hall with a lengthy program. About 260 people attended the bean supper and program, clearing over 70 dollars for the group. A greenhouse fire near Becker caused over 1000 dollars in damages with no insurance.
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Becker
Doctor Franzen to Speak at Friday Study Club Event
Dr Carl G F Franzen of Indiana University will address the Friday Study Club at 230 PM at 515 East Main Street The topic is John Does English and discusses a three year study of grammatical errors in literature The talk classifies characters by education from plantation era to college level due to Mrs Hugh Foss illness the meeting moves to Mrs Stamper home.
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Carl G. F. Franzen
Indiana University School of Education
L. A. Stamper
East Main Street
Franzen
John Doe
Hugh Foss
Last Week to Register to Vote Warns Precinct Polls
Citizens urged to register this week or travel to Richmond for May primary voting. Deputy registrars will visit homes. contact Precinct leaders Bert Smith Arthur Simmons Mildred Wheeler Robert Evans Harry Beal Kuster or Park Sourbeer for assistance.
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Richmond
Bert Smith
Arthur Simmons
Mildred Wheeler
Robert Evans
Harry Beal Kuster
Park Sourbeer
Mrs Carl Smith Visiting Greenville Ohio Family
Mrs Carl Smith spends the week with Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith in Greenville Ohio visiting relatives.
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Mrs. Carl Smith
Mrs. Arthur Smith
Greenville, , Ohio
Mrs Lamberson Hosts Dinner for Son's Birthday at Walnut Street
Mrs Fred Lamberson plans a family dinner Thursday at her Walnut street home to honor the birthday of their son.
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Fred Lamberson
Walnut Street
Missionary Society to Host 25 Cent Dinner at Church
The Baptist church Missionary Society will serve a 25 cent plate dinner in the church dining room on March 14.
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The
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Richmond couple visits Williams family this Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Russell and daughters of Richmond spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams.
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Claude Russell
Richmond
A. Williams
Birth of James Sanford to Perry and Dorothy Paul
Announcement from Muncie that Mr. and Mrs. Perry Paul welcomed a 8 42 pound son named James Sanford on February 21. Mrs. Paul is formerly Dorothy Rummel of this city.
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James Sanford
Perry Paul
Muncie
Paul
Dorothy Rummel
Mrs Harry Bachman Hosts 500 Club Evening
Mrs. Harry Bachman served as hostess Tuesday evening for her 500 club gathering outlining a social night with participants enjoying cards and conversation at her home.
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Harry Bachman
500 Club
Martindales and Clouds Host Greensfork Area Dinner
Mr and Mrs A R Martindale and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Cloud and family near Greensfork, sharing fellowship in a regional social interaction noted by the local press.
Mrs. Bolan and infant visit relatives in Connersville
Mrs. Lawrence Bolan and a baby spent the weekend with relatives in Connersville, visiting family and returning home afterward.
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Lawrence Bolan
Connersville
Hagerstown Resident Reconnects With Old Acquaintances
Jake Rummel of Hagerstown spent Wednesday renewing former acquaintances, reconnecting with longtime friends and neighbors during a community gathering.
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Jake Rummel
Hagerstown
Richmond Family Weekend Highlights
Dallas Jones enjoyed a weekend with his family in Richmond while Harry Conner visited relatives in Richmond for a brief homecoming.
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Dallas Jones
Richmond
Mrs Frank Myers Returns Home From Visits Near Portland
Mrs. Frank Myers has returned to her home near Portland after spending time at the home of Mrs. Ophelia Shults.
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Frank Myers
Portland
Ophelia Shults
Ogborn Guests Visit Arburns in New Lisbon
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ogborn of New Lisbon were guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Arburn.
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W. H. Ogborn
New Lisbon
L. W. Arburn
Mrs Watt Improves at Shelbyville Hospital
Mrs Harry Watt, long seriously ill at Shelbyville hospital, shows signs of slow improvement. She was formerly Miss Florence Grown of this city.
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Harry Watt
Shelbyville
Watt
Florence Grown
Cooperative Party Postponed By Presbyterian Church
The Rum Again class of the Presbyterian church postpones its cooperative party to Monday evening next week due to bad weather and illness among members.
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Rum Again
The
Presbyterian Church
Smalley Family Dinners for 91st Birthday Honor
Mr. and Mrs. A B Smalley attended a family dinner held in honor of Phoebe Smalley on her 91st birthday. The celebration took place at the home of her daughter Mrs Herman J James in Blountsville on Tuesday.
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A. B. Smalley
Phoebe Smalley
Herman J. James
Blountsville
Alma Kennedy Hosts Happy Go Lucky Club Event
Miss Alma Kennedy acted as hostess for the Happy Go Lucky club at her home on Wednesday evening, entertaining members with light refreshments and social games.
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Alma Kennedy
Happy Go Lucky Club
Regular services Sunday at Jacksonburg church and community notices
Sunday events include morning and evening services led by Rev. A L Stamper, with various local residents noted for visits and hospitality. A funeral at Pershing for Miss Elizabeth Boughner is recorded, along with club meetings, family visits, a school closure due to drifting roads, and a moving surprise for the Ammerman family.
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A. L. Stamper
Harold Young
Shelbyville
Don Kelsey
Gerald Murphy
Lewis Smith
Dolph Personnette
John Walters
Voyle Ammerman
Frank Jacobs
Elizabeth Boughner
Pershing
Willie Bertram
New Castle
Eva Fagan
Mabel Personnette
Ida Walters
Gladys Murphy
Myrtle .Jones
Scott Lichty
Ladies Aid Society
Margaret Lightner
Eleina
Deolan Daugherty
Edith
Elsie Hester
Charles Lightner
Arnold
Walter Williams
John Kiser
Alma
Frank
Charles Riggs
Herschel Ammerman
Earl Wickersham
Home Circle Club
Helen Bright
Lulu Scott
Katie Wilson
Lou Jenkins
Emma Dougherty
Mabel Dougherty
Edith Endsley
Hester Dougherty
Maaude Hormel
Lulu Lindley
Jeannie Gilmer
Bessie Jenner
Florence Odom
Conference Well Attended by Wayne County Youth
The 13th annual Wayne county Young People conference was held at the Methodist church on Saturday February 24. Miss Maxine Newkirk presided with mass singing led by Alma Weber and an invocation by Rev. Wm H Harrison. Kiwanis official Rev. Wilbur E Allen gave the welcome as committees were named including Cecil Scantland Richmond LeRoy Pitts Fountain City Mildred Hogue Emily Starr Hagers town Esther Manning Economy Isabelle Knoll Whitewater and Maxine Newkirk Cambridge City. Rev. McMichael Connersville delivered an inspirational address The Light of the World. The day featured group discussions, addresses, solos and a successful banquet. Plans for next year are being made with full participation urged. Maxine Newkirk is county president and Maynard Bertsch county superintendent.
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Wayne County
Young Peoples Conference
Methodist Church
Maxine Newkirk
Alma Weber
Wm. H. Harrison
Wilbur E. Allen
Kiwanis Club
Cecil Scantland
Richmond
LeRoy Pitts
Fountain City
Mildred Hogue
Emily Starr
Hagerstown
Esther Manning
Isabelle Knoll
Whitewater
Cambridge City
McMichael
Connersville
Maynard Bertsch
Dublin Community Notices and Local Movements
Dublin items record meetings of the M E Missionary Society and various clubs, moves of families to farms near Cambridge City, social visits, a postponed oyster and chili supper due to weather, and local church services. The note lists residents visiting Richmond and Manilla, quilting at a host’s home, and school transfers as Central school closed. An automobile accident near the Shell station disrupted traffic but was cleared with help from townsfolk.
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M. E. Missionary Society
Harry Moschel
John Harris
Clarence Passmore
Barker
Charles French
Claude Kitterman
Cambridge City
Harvey Brown
Spiceland
Goldie Elliott
Rolene
Orie Oler
Logan Roszell
Charles Fagan
Charles Oler
C. A. Hunnicutt
O. D. Hall
Burt Hiatt
Francis Asbury
Guy Belden
Frank Retz
Lora Ankrom
Richmond
Ruby Bryant
Friends
Martha
John Thom
Leslie Wilson
Wheeler
Ind
Friends Church
Margaret Smith
Rolene Elliott
Teachers Association
Robert Griffin
Manilla
Frank Scott
Johnny Scott
Geraldine Macy
Hopewell
Horace Miller
B. & M. Music Study Club
Will Floyd
Frances Ryman
Martha Washington Club
Isaiah Fricker
Will Riser
Amy
Indianapolis
Lankford
Dublin
Lincoln High School
Shell
Carl Mates
Junior
Muncie
Galen Geathers
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Cora Callaway
Evelyn Gaara
TD. A. R
Old Trade
C. H. Graver
Orie Graver
Ivan Graver
Otto Cook
Cumberland
Mrs. Elwood Hussey
Europe
Rex Murray
Lloyd Heller
Dickie Ingermann
John Ingermann
Julian Davis
Walter Clouds
Greensfork
Paul Caldwell
Jad
Frank Williams
Robert Williams
Christian Church
Mabel Mustard
Helen Miller
Clyde Miller
Robert
R. W. Warren
Ruth
Oliver Wallace
E. P. Jones
Elizabeth Kimmel
Marvin Wissler
Benton Wissler
Hilia Marie Hoffman
Marie Hart
John Fritz
Flor Nee Clendenning
T Hospital
Otto Crownover
Frances
Charles Crownover
Dorothy
New Madison
James Crownover
M. E
Rv. L. N. Abel
William Huddleston
Etter
W. R. C. Grateful
Weanses
Valley Forge
Jessie Ayres
William Sebring
Geraldine Crockett
Careella Arabetlo
Cineca Pe
Jean Wilso
Ies
Aleeeataee Tebert Weaver
Inez Belle Bobling
L. Junior
Jean Wilson
Allen Solo
Tt Weaver
Mary
Kathryn
Elsie Hoover
Tiefenthaler
Ruth Cox
Edward Weaver
Margaret Bachmann
Geo. Dale
Wm. Sebring
Cramer
Otto Cox
Cupid
Sore
Willard Banta
Carl Franzen
Fru Ral
Ier
Henry W. Longfellow
U.S
England
United States
Napoleon
France
Elba
Texas
Mexico
U. S. Navy
Chicago
Harry Conner
Jacksonburg
Young People’s Religious Council
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