Many Weddings Mark Avondale and Norwood in One Night
A flurry of weddings fills Avondale and Norwood with 200 guests at the Cunningham home for Edna Raschig and a string of marriages including Marguerite Evans to Sargent Macnealey Pauline Kaiser to LeRoy Vorheis Emily Baehr to John Devon Belle Glas to Julius Eichel Lucy Bridge to James Ferris Alicia Staun to Emil Thoman John Herdliska and Estella Lally Anna MacDonald and William Cummins Miss Lynn and Mr. Norman Lynn Blair and John Conn Gertrude McKee and husband Stephen Meade and Eliza beth Kohnen celebrate nuptials across several local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Glas
Elias Glas
Julius Eichel
Gilbert Avenue
Walnut Hills
Louis Grossmann
Leon Greenberg
Gabriel M. Weil
Samuel Weil
Henry Weil
Just Personal. City Electrician Weissleder Goes on Vacation
City electrician Weissleder departs today for a ten days rest at Garretson. Mr and Mrs R Dymond sail for Europe on July 8 accompanied by their niece Miss Florence Dymond of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weissleder
Garretson
R. Dymond
Europe
Florence Dymond
New Orleans
May Manton Fashion Tip Skirt With Ground-Clearing Style
A May Manton pattern describes a long ground clearing skirt with nine gores and box plaits, featuring graduated straps and extensions for a fashionable line. Suitable for linen or washable fabrics, also works in silk and wool. pattern 5082 fits waists 22 to 30 inches. Send ten cents to the Fashion Editress in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Rival Constables Clash Over Replevin Battle
Constable Timberlake from Justice Dumont’s court went to Emil Berger’s furniture repair shop at 1062 Central Avenue to replevin furniture for Joseph E. Levitch. Constable Heitzmann from Justice Macklefresh’s court arrived with Levitch. A wrangle broke out as both sides sought to seize pieces. Inspector Carroll later halted the fracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberlake
Carroll
Philip Kiehborth Weds Dorothy Esslinger in Crumminsville
Last evening at the bride's parents home on Borden street, Philip Kiehborth a popular Crumminsville business man married Dorothy M. Esslinger, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Esslinger. Many friends attended the celebration of the happy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Baehr
Leonard K. Baehr
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
John L. Devon
Norwood
Mabel Brothers
Edmund Baehr
Devon
Emma Flach
John W. Flach
Charles Douglas
Woodburn Crescent
Madison Road
Thomas Knox
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Elsa Shockley
Trimble McCullough
M. Norman Lynn
Rose Ottman
Hugo Eisenlohr
Miss Ottman
M. Ottman
David Street
Lynn
Oisie Silbernagle
Charles Cupper
Borden Street
Philip Kiehborth
Crumminsville
Dorothy M. Esslinger
John Esslinger
Fight between men ends with injuries at city location
Horace Redmond and Joseph Luttania clashed with picks yesterday at 2628 Western avenue. Redmond suffered a possible skull fracture and injuries to the shoulder and body and was taken to City Hospital while Luttania escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Redmond
Carlisle Avenue
Joseph Luttania
Western Avenue
Luttania
Redmond
City Hospital
Woman causes 2 arrests in Fourth District
Officers in the Fourth District yesterday arrested W. W. Gillespie and Florence Wilson on warrants sworn out by Mrs. May Gillespie charging them with loitering. Mrs. Gillespie lives in Maysville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gillespie
Florence Wilson
May Gillespie
Gillespie
Maysville
Twige Run Over After Fall From Train
George Froelich a 24 year old New York waiter told Cincinnati police he was beaten and dragged from a Big Four passenger train and later run over by a switch engine. He suffered severe injuries including loss of both legs and a severed right arm. Police doubt his assault claim and believe he fell from the moving train near Third and Mill streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Froelich
City Hospital
New York City
Third and
Mill Streets
City
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Froelich
Babe Finds Bottle Drinks Fiery Acid Tragedy
Four year old Evelyn Green of 549 Hopkins Street drank an ounce and a half of carbolic acid from a vial. Discovered by her parents in agony she died an hour later despite medical attempts. Dr Lahke was summoned but could not save her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Green
Hopkins Street
December and May Tie Knot in Cincinnati Hotel Ceremony
Wealthy Georgetown Ky banker J William Thomsonson aged 42 married Nellie J Nunnelley aged 18 in Cincinnati. They registered at the St Nicholas Hotel and wed at 10 30 am in the hotel parlors before heading back to Kentucky for a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Thomiason
Georgetown
Cincinnati
Nellie J. Nunnelley
St. Nicholas Hotel
Kentucky
Refuge School to Close With Evening Exercises
Closing exercises of the Refuge Home School occur this evening at 7 30 in the chapel. An exhibit of school work and the manual training department will run today through the rest of the week. The public is invited to attend and visit the home during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refuge Home
Fourth
Central Avenue
Chicago
Alexander Banford
East Sixth Street
Lillian Anthony
Buried in Potter's Field After Death At City Hospital
Jared Cowen 63 died at City Hospital on Monday and was buried in the potter's field despite wealthy relatives and a $100 life insurance policy. Two of his brothers left after saying funds for burial were lacking and did not specify disposition of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared Cowen
City Hospital
Potter's Field
Cowen
Falls From Street Car Injures Kruse at Colerain and Rachel
William Kruse of Kruse Bros. shoe makers fell from a street car at Colerain avenue and Rachel street while returning home to 141 Saunders street. He sustained severe bruises and a possible skull fracture, was unconscious at the City Hospital, then revived enough to give his name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders Street
William Kruse
Kruse Bros
Colerain Avenue
Rachel Street
Salvation Army Soldier George Reed Weds Iva Hunter
Captain George T. S. Reed of Company B, First Infantry National Guard and longstanding Salvation Army member, married yesterday at 2:30 PM to Miss Iva Beb Hunter, herself a Salvation Army soldier, tying two longtime Army families together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. N. G
First Infantry
Salvation Army
England
Iva Beb. Hunter
Missing 80-year-old woman sought by relatives
Mary Scherff an octogenarian residing at 560 Oliver street has been reported missing since early yesterday morning. Relatives appeal to police for assistance in locating her amid growing concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scherff
Oliver Street
Quiet Gibson House Wedding Unites Holmes and Schubert
A quiet ceremony in the Gibson House parlors united Samuel C. Holmes of Fulton Kentucky and Miss Mary A. Schubert of Cincinnati. The couple departed for their new home in Fulton after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson House
Samuel C. Holmes
Fulton, Ky
Mary A. Schubert
Cincinnati
Fulton
Equitable elect nine new members named by trustees
The Equitable directors elected nine new members recommended by trustees. E. B. Thomas leads as president of Lehigh Valley Railroad, F. G. Bourne is a major Singer stockholder, J. G. Schmidlapp a Cincinnati banker, Frederick Roebling from the bridge-building family, William Whitman a Boston paper maker, E. W. Bloomingdale a department store proprietor, E. W. Robertson a South Carolina figure, Joseph Bryan a Richmond capitalist, and J. J. Albright a Buffalo financier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Equitable
E. B. Thomas
F. G. Bourn
J. G. Schmidlapp
Frederick Roebling
Wm. Whitman
E. W. Bloomingdale
E. W. Robertson
Joseph Bryan
J. J. Albright
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
F. G. Bourne
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Cincinnati
Trenton
N. J
William Whitman
Boston
Crimmins Committee of Equitable Policy Holders
South Carolina
Equitable Trustees
Richmond
Buffalo
Cannon blast injures two Water Works workers during salute
Two Water Works employees were badly injured when a cannon exploded during a salute to a departing ship. James Conlin of 1412 Gladstone Avenue suffered facial and eye burns while William Metz of Clifton had his left hand severely damaged as they reloaded after the Island Queen sailed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mullen
Water Works
James Conlin
Gladstone Avenue
William Metz
Clifton
Conlin
Metz
Will Plan River Convention at Grand Hotel
The most important conference on river and lake harbor improvement opens at 10 this morning at the Grand Hotel. Leading business men from navigable regions will meet to chart river convention plans. Colonel John L. Vance and Captain J. F. Ellison have arranged delegate reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grand Hotel
John L. Vance
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
J. F. Ellison
Lawyers Plan Outing for Cincinnati Bar Association
The Cincinnati Bar Association will hold its annual river outing on a Saturday. The group will leave at 3 o'clock on the steamer Bonanza and travel to Coney Island before continuing down the river to North Bend. A landing will occur at North Bend to visit General Harrison's tomb, with a expected large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Bar Association
Bonanza
Coney Island
North Bend
Harrison
Reverend Kirkwood Accepts Walnut Hills Pastorate
Rev. Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood of Lexington Kentucky has accepted the call of the First Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills to serve as pastor. He will begin duties September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
Lexington, Ky
First Presbyterian Church Congregation
Walnut Hills
Police Lieutenant Luke Drout Weds Miss Jennie Frame
Police Lieutenant Luke Drout married Miss Jennie B Frame of Laidlow Street yesterday morning in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dowling. The couple's wedding follows Drouts long service in the police department and celebrates a new union for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Drout
Jennie B. Frame
Laidlow Street
Mr. Dowling
Teachers Excursion Information At Ticket Office
O P Voorhes announces at the Big Four Ingalls Building Ticket Office information sessions from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m on June 29 30 and July 1 about a special excursion to Asbury Park departing July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Ingalls Building
Asbury Park
Professor damages suit ends in dismissal
Justice Muller's court yesterday heard Prof. William Walford Tedford seek 250 dollars from former fiancée Minnie Blace of 2240 Spring Grove Avenue for “brightening her life” with his company. The justice promptly dismissed the case after listening to the plaintiff's evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walford Tedford
Woman Hurt In Fall On Clark Street Crossing
Mrs. Martha Johnson of 483 Hopkins Street tripped in a trench for new street railway rails at Clark Street and Central Avenue and sustained a dislocated left hip and internal injuries. Patrolman Schwaible aided her to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banford
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Miss Anthony
Clark Street
Martha Johnson
Hopkins Street
Schwaible
Michigan Central Wins Differential Rate War Threat
Arbitrators rule in favor of the Michigan Central over New York Central on the Chicago to New York differential. Grand Trunk challenges the decision, threatening to impose its own $4 differential if carried out, potentially sparking a broader rate war. The standard Chicago to New York fare is $20, with Michigan Central set to drop to $18 if retaliation occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Central
New York
Chicago
New York Central
Grand Trunk Line
Grand Trunk
Central Passenger Association
Gulf Refining Files Antitrust Petition Against Rail Allies
Gulf Refining Company of Port Arthur Texas files with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging a railroad tied monopoly with Standard Oil. The petition claims prohibitive southbound and northbound rates discriminate against Gulf’s Texas Louisiana crude, restricting shipments to Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Louisville. Gulf produces about 30 million barrels annually versus 54 million from other U S fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gulf Refining Company
Port Arthur
Tex
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Alabama Great Southern
New Orleans & Northeastern
Standard Oil Company
James H. Beal
Pittsburg
Texas
Louisiana
Ohio River
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Convention traffic swells rail arrivals to East events
Cincinnati sends large delegations to Asbury Park for the National Educational Association and to Baltimore for the Christian Endeavor meeting. Railroads run eight special trains via Chesapeake & Ohio, six special sleepers via Pennsylvania, and Baltimore and Ohio sections to move teachers and Christian endeavorers east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
National Educational Association
Asbury Park
N. J
Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
J. A. Hetzer
J. C. Heywood
Strickland
F. B
Bis Four
Steel Trust Buys Road In Major Steel Move
Pittsburgh June 28 The Lake Erie and Pittsburg Railroad now under construction between Lorain Ohio and Pittsburg has been bought by United States Steel Corporation for several million dollars. The purchase is described as the largest railroad transaction in this district and the road will be completed quickly. Officials expect to transfer most ore and finished product between Pittsburg and the lakes over the new line by next year. The purchase supports plans for the company to haul a greater share of its tonnage on its own roads within ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania freight solicitors head to Pittsburg meeting
The Pennsylvania freight solicitors based in this city left last night for the general meeting of the road’s freight solicitors convening in Pittsburg today. The party includes Division Freight Agent S. C. Matthews and solicitors R. B. Bowman A. S. Machette S. Gano Cc H. Schatzman and J. W. Welpley. A feature of the meeting will be a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
S. C. Matthews
R. B. Bowman
A. S. Machette
S. Gano
Cc. H. Schatzman
J. W. Welpley
Pittsburg Terminal System Inspection Summary
Inspection of the Pittsburg terminal system is underway with officials reviewing safety and operations. The party will return Friday to assess further findings and discuss next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Arbitrators’ Decision in Cincinnati Buffalo Traffic Case
Arbitrators P McCarty of Cincinnati B M Austin and John Francis of Chicago will publish a decision sought by the Big Four and C H D in the Cincinnati Buffalo traffic. The Central Passenger Association will issue the circular with the ruling today or tomorrow as required before July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. McCarty
Cincinnati
B. M. Austin
John Francis
Chicago
Big Four
Cincinnati-Buffalo
Central Passenger Association
Illustrated Erie post-book novelty for travelers
An illustrated post-book issued by the Erie offers handsome half-tones of prize scenes along the Erie lines. It serves as a souvenir for tourists and writers and is bound to fold and mail as a private mailing card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Erie
Rail fares cut for Fourth of July travel
The Central Passenger Association sets one fare plus twenty five cents and the Southeastern Association one and one third fare for rounds trips up to 200 miles. Regular Sunday excursions are canceled this week for Fourth of July rush preparations. A special sleeper carried thirty Kentuckians to the Snows camping party in Mackinaw Strait. H. M. Waite of the Cincinnati Division met with General Manager Garrett, while J. H. Larrabee of the B&O discussed plans in Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Passenger Association
Southeastern Association
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Kentuckians En Route To the “Snows
Les Cheneaux
Mackinaw Strait
H. M. Waite
Cincinnati
Lexington
Garrett
J. H. Larrabee
Chillicothe
Licensed to Marry in Greater Cincinnati
Yesterday's list shows numerous marriage licenses issued in Cincinnati and surrounding areas. Names include Ben Grover Amelia Rueger Herry C Weisel Laura McKinzie John Conn Gertrude McKee Victor Flowers Elizabeth Williamson Lawrence Huffles Henrietta Recke Bernard Scholten Mary Brooks Charles Kuhmunch Ella Schneider Louis Ripley and many others across multiple neighborhoods and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Grover
Amelia Rueger
Ridgeway
Herry C. Weisel
Colerain
Laura E. McKinzie
John A. Conn
Bowling Green
Gertrude I. McKee
Blair
Victor M. Flowers
Miami
Elizabeth Williamson
Lawrence Huffles
Mulberry St
Henrietta Recke
Gilbert Av
Bernard Scholten
Denman
Mary Brooks
Siade Clinton
Charles J. Kuhmunch
Gilmore
Ella R. Schneider
Gilmore. St
Louis Ripley
Emming St
Cas Thierman
York St
BRO. I.e Spuds
Hunt St
Elizabeth Dibersg
Elmwood Place
Jacob Kuhn
Renner
Mary Schulte
Klotter
Eugene Diehl
Walnut Hills
Nettie Pearl
Philip Kiehborth
Northside
Dorothy M. Esslinger
Southside
Walter L. Kuhn
Ini
Sarah O'Hara
Locovcesm
Ongr
George Hayes
Poplar St
Anna Marx
Freeman &v
Charles Schmuelling
Richmond St
Flora Vonderheide
Pioneer
Sassafras Ut
Rose Ottmann
Eescee
David Bur
Cscceererees
Herman Kock
White Oak
Mary Federle
Henry Cottman
Kinneyav
Anna Oman
Ravine Bt
Walter R. Lee
Glora Clare
Adam Arnheim
Francis Braun
Baymiller
Frank Hi Buchold
Elizabeth Weissmann
Fosdick
William Rau
W. Liberty
Carrie Nightengale
exveCheviot
E.ceeeeees
Charles C. Nickel
Dayton, Ky
Mamie B. Meehan
Eastern Av
Leon Brunner
David St
Hattie B. Stem
Walker At
Albert Penter
Mary St
Sasweee
Clara Brill
Dorsey St
James Eeeria
Madisonville
Lucy Bridge
Albert You
Apple St
Agnes K. Sche Peiney
Stephen J. Mead
Eighth St
Elizabeth Kohnen
Sixth St
Harry G. Eilerman
Avilion
G Town
Nellie J. Nunnelley
Nicholas Hotel
Charles R. Palmer
Bond Hill
Ella Bartlett
iceBonds Mum
Soceee Snes
Charles E. Demaine Iene
Norwood
Emma Flach
Madison Road
Joseph 4
Kinney
Hill
Mayme E. Hall
Roll
Wendelin ‘Pfeffer
Chincoes
Lizzie Pieper
Liorwood Sos
J. Hutzler
Betts
Norma Guelker
Western Av
John. B. Fisher
Sycamore St
Rose Hengehold
Westwood
Charles Hust
Delhi Pike
Laura E. Weinmann
Albert C. Farnau
Borden
Freeman
Paulina Dreher
Walnut St
Clinton D. Garrison
North Bend
Elia Hay
OVENS
Dilorotecoses
Edward C. Macneale
Marguerite C. Evans
Cameron Av
William Stuemer
E. University
Martha Rheinhardt
Reading Road
Frank A. Haigh
Emma L. Meyer
Vieces Woodburn
Charles L. Nessler
Fairmount
Fannie Vincent
Harrison Av
Charles Cope
Dorman St
Bessie Lingo
Mt. Amry
Frank J. Bohil
Clark St
Mollie Watson
Ward H
DRG
Ora A. Cheney
Laurel St
Cornelius G. Knabe
Norwood Odeeeiedectue
Amanda Schafer
Metaseed
William H. Gregg, Jr
Catherine Griffin
Western
Emil J. Thoman
Mansfield St
Alida M. Staun
E, Mee
John B. Deilers
Emma Vogel
Samuel C. Holmes
Mary A. Schubert
Pike St
Etta J. Reed
John F. Herdliska
Yale
Elia Burns
Luke Drout
Epee
Jennie B. Frame
Ludlow &T
William L. Cummins
Addyston
Anna McDonald
Harrison
Charlies L. Nunnecker
W. Court Iiss
Elizabeth Poggendick
W. Court St
Albert Hohenrol
Govington
Lillie Galvin
Everett J. Blake
Lillian Harris
Paris N. N. Brown
Edwards Road
Pearl A. Hart
Vinseoss
William Schweitzer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wedding of Avondale Society
Edna Cunningham
Frank Raschig
A. J. Cunningham
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
Edna
Edmunds
G. A. Ginter
Marguerite Carey Evans
Sargent Macnealey
Harry Evans
Cameron Avenue
Alfreda
Mary Louise
Eugene Nickerson
Sunshine Evans
William J. Page
Roderick
W. Va
C. 8. Sargeant
Indianapolis
Stanley C. Hughes
Church of the Good Shepherd
Pauline Kaiser
Louis Kaiser
Euclid Avenue
Mt. Auburn
LeRoy W. Vorheis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Alma Kaiser
Laura Miller
Clarence Vorheis
Fred Vorheis
Carlisle Johnson
Grace Hauk
Peoria
Wilbur Kaiser
Millie Schmidlapp
Lucy A. Bridge
James Ferris
George A. Thayer
Ferris
Howard Ferris
Linwood
Horace Rollin
Piqua
Ethel McClure
Albert James
War Eagle
T. F. McClure
Event Avenue
Stabler
Alicia M. Staun
John Staun
Mansfield Street
University Street
Ewald Haum
Emma Thoman
William Staun
Ee John F. Herdliska
Estella V. Lally
Lincoln Avenue
McKibbin
Lally
McKinley School
East End
Anna MacDonald
M. E. Church
Cleves
Young
East Walnut Hills
John Alexander Conn
Gertrude Irma McKee
St. Peter Cathedral
Mulvihill
Stephen J. Meade
Elizabeth I. Konen
Bernard Kohnen
West Sixth Street
May Manton
Inspector Carroll
Twige
Babe
Refuge School
Potter’s Field
Salvation Soldiers
Sollies
Stranger
Kelly
Hueftlein
Columbia Hotel
Equitable Elect
A. G. Schmidlapp
Cincinnati Capitalist
Equitable Society
Society
Schmidlapp
Mullen
Southern Roads
Steel Trust
Smoky City
Great Central
Yellowstone Park
Colorado Springs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Fifth
Walnut
Northwest
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Waukesha
Portland
Ore
Denver
Return
Greater
Newport
Paul N. Hardeman
Weeee
Covington
Estélle Ann Sanford
Fr. Thomas
Edward Meyer
VIA
Baltimoreuly
Old Pt. Comfort
Atlantic City
Walnut Street
Mackinaw City
Detroit
Michigan
Canada Summer Resorts
Islow
Toledo
Sandusky
Felix Gouraud
Canada
Ferd
T. Hopkins
Great Jones Street
W. St. St
Pattern Department
the Fair
Siefert CO
Vine and 12Th Sts
May Manton Pattern Co
Mazenia Temple
China
Closson
Penney—Grove J
May Street
Shine
John
Oe 'S
KLING
John Tsonville
TORRY
Neils
Ott State
Helmig
Archure
Ae Loy
Jones
Mary J
W. Fitz Grahn
Louisa F
Price and
Garfield Avenues
Jared
W. Fourth. Hounsz
Catherine
Buck. Brown
Ce Rankin
Ciera
M’gowan
Reumion
Mitchell Avenue
Herrold
Mary Linn
Lainehard
Erbert W
Wilger, Clarence
Dayton
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Wil Undertaker
Tel
Weat
Lodwick
Huntsman & CO
Undertaker
West 9Th St
John Stratman
Mattie Case
George W. Whitehouse
Florence M. Howe
H. J. Wiegand
Anita
Bertha Voll
Robert D. Owens
S.ceessne
Viola Alice Conner
Chester W. Shel
Cora C. Drew
Marvin B. Cox
Cses
Mabel A. Rich
O. S. Hawkins
Julia Buckley
Ra, Ky
Cese
Tha Morakhe
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