Public Health Better Than Believed Dr Vincent Says to Deans of Women
Dr George E. Vincent of the Rockefeller Foundation told 13,500 educators at the National Education Association meeting that U S public health is not as dire as feared. He compared U S progress with Denmark and Holland and urged humor to foster tolerance while criticizing vaccination objectors and lax sanitation. He warned that half the fight against disease lies in personal hygiene and scientific understanding, urging stronger public support for science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Vincent
Deans of Women
United States
George E. Vincent
Rockefeller ,Foundation
New York
National Association of Deans of Women
University of Cincinnati
Department of
Vincent
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Holland
Subd&t
Cuba
Canal Zone
Frederick C. Hicks
Griffith
Association
Gibson
Coleman Griffith
University of Pnois
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Two Arrested in Card Game Hold-Up
In Middletown Ohio on February 28 two men were arrested for belonging to a bandit gang that robbed a Miamisburg hotel card game last Monday morning and took over $800. George Gowker of Miltonville died from gunfire injuries after Officer E L Sehram fired on the fleeing gang. Bryan Abbott and Robert McCue were moved to face charges in Miamisburg. Coroner Gadd in Hamilton withheld verdict pending fuller testimony. Witnesses say Gowker searched players while others covered victims with guns. Gowker reportedly shot at Miamisburg officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Miamisburg
George Gowker
Miltonville
E. L. Sehram
Denver Wells
Speers
Dayton
Bryan Abbott
Robert McCue
Gadd
Hamilton
Gowker
Perjury charge dropped as witness group testifies in court
Kendall L. May faced a perjury case in Municipal Court aided by character witnesses including Rev John Herget and Judge A. J. May. The charge was dismissed at the request of J. H. More after testimony that a check for a watch may have been lost. More praised May for bringing strong witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Morrow
John Herget
Hamilton County
Elmer O'Neil
A. J. May
Prestonburg
Kendall L. May
West Eighth Street
American Railway Express Company
J. H. More
West McMillan Street
Sterling Jewelry Company
East Sixth Street
More
May
Yeatman
Girl Leads In Chase Of Would Be Pickpocket
Miss Elizabeth Fer, 18, Yard Latonia Ky, chased and helped nab a pocket picker after a woman felt a hand in her pocket near Fifth and Vine. The suspect Ferdinand Grear, 28, of 12 Faulkner Court was arrested with aid from Ray Creelman and Police. Miss Fischer swore out a warrant for pocket picking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fer
Southern
Winston Avenues
Latonia
Fischer
Fifth
Vine Streets
Vine Street
Emery Arcade
Ray Creelman
Thompson to Speak at Forum Luncheon in Columbus
Dr. William Oxley Thompson president of Ohio State University will address the weekly Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon in Columbus on Tuesday. He will discuss retaining the status quo and the nation’s equilibrium amidst today’s extremes. Stuart Walker Jubilee Singers will perform negro spirituals and West Indian songs as a feature. Actor William Hodge will be a guest in Cincinnati this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oxley Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
Rouen
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Thompson
Stuart Walker
William Hodge
Cincinnati
Indian Rising in Panama Threatens North Coast Villages
John G. South reports to the State Department that a general Indian uprising grips Panama's north coast from Porvenir to Obaldia. Villages burned, 10 to 30 killed among police and private citizens. about 30,000 Indians in disturbed districts. A 200-man Panama police force was dispatched from Colon to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
John G. South
Panama
State Department
Isthmian Republic
Porvenir
Obaldia
Colon
South Presents Indian Claims as Battle Is Averted
CARDIE San Blas Feb 28 1925 John G South American Minister to Panama arrives aboard the cruiser Cleveland to avert a battle with the Panama national police after talks with San Blas chiefs. Indians suspend hostilities if not attacked while 150 police wait on Porvenir Island. Women and children flee to the jungle for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Cardie
San Blas
Porvenir
South
Panama
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Budget figures sought as tax levy basis
City Council will be asked Tuesday to adopt a resolution directing Alfred Deckebach to prepare a financial statement of the city’s needs for the second half of 1925 so preliminary legislation to obtain an extra tax levy by petitions can proceed. The plan, discussed in the Mayor’s office with officials including Mayor Carrel, Mr Deckebach, Freorme Morris, Alfred Schneller, Landon L Forchheimer, and Robert Taft, hinges on the state Supreme Court ruling on occupational tax laws. If upheld, the extra levy could be one bill. if struck down, the levy may be different.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Deckebach
Carrel
Deckebach
Freorme Morris
Alfred Schneller
Landon L. Forchheimer
Robert Taft
State Supreme Court
Mr. Deckebach
Ford plans five Australian assembly plants stir debate
Report of Ford Motor Company of Canada seeking five Australian plants, W P Grandjean meeting ministers on tariffs, and expected import concessions. Also notes a Japanese warship sounding 32,644 feet off Japan, deepest ocean point recorded, with depth uncertain due to wire limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australian Motor World
Ford Motor Corporation of
Canada
W. P. Grandjean
Australia
Japan
Truck Crash Threatens John Schirmer’s Sight Near Hyde Park
John D. Schirmer, 24, of 910 West Court Street, was seriously injured yesterday when his truck collided with a street car on Erie Avenue in front of Hyde Park car barns due to a broken steering gear. He suffered severe injuries to his left eye and may lose sight. the car passengers were unharmed. He was treated at General Hospital. Schirmer said the steering failed suddenly, causing the truck to veer left into the inbound street car. He works for his father, Frank Schirmer, who runs drayage and hauling at 910 Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Schirmer
West Court Street
Erie Avenue
Hyde Park
Schirmer
General Hospital
Frank
Court Street
Valuable Police Dog Fritz Missing Fifth Time
Fritz a two year old German police dog valued at 1000 dollars has vanished from the Patton home on Clifton and Glenmary avenues. Owner Robert J. Patton offers a substantial reward for the animal believed lost Friday afternoon after Mrs Patton was away in Europe. Fritz has a history of multiple disappearances since his birth in Brookline Massachusetts and later ownership by Richard A Forster of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Thurston
Robert J. Patton
Clifton
Glenmary
Patton
Europe
Brookline
Mass
Richard A. Forster
Cincinnati
Forster
New Italian Envoy Silent on War Debts
Gia comò de Martino the new Italian Ambassador to the United States arrived in Washington from New York and declined to comment on reports he was to present Rome’s plans for settling the Italo American war debt. He could not express views before credentials at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Giacomo de Martino
United States
New York
Rome
Roads Effect Huge Savings Across Five Years
The Western Railways Committee on Public Relations reports five years since government return to private operation reduced total operating expenses by 1.271 billion dollars in 1924 versus 1920, with freight rates down 657 million and passenger rates down 26 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Western Railways Committee On Public Relations
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Met Return
Britons Hold to Briars Despite Low Missouri Corncobs
London reports indicate the corncob pipe from Missouri sells for 4 to 6 cents but makes little impact on the British market. Dealers say it is seen as a curiosity, bought mainly by Americans and a few Britons with Western or Middle Western ties. English buyers prefer hardwood pipes that last a year or more, with Premier Baldwin cited as a notable long-time pipe smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Missouri
Mark Twain
West
Middle West
Baldwin
Newport Luncheon and Bridge Social Roundup
Mrs Louis Reuscher hosted a Wednesday luncheon at the Yellow Hen followed by five tables of bridge with a large guest list including Mesdames Botts Hodge Layne Phillips Johnson Frushour Bailey Bathiany Fromhof Barton Folger Lee Davis Anschutz Fister Kemper and Misses Blackburn Engelhardt Beyerlein Invitations were issued for a March 17 bridge luncheon at Highland Country Club. Further society notes mention travel plans visits and upcoming club teas and luncheons across Newport with multiple hostesses and dates in late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Reuscher
Yellow Hen
William Botts
John Hodge
James C. Layne
R. W. Phillips
Howard C. Johnson
Herman Frushour
Georgia Lisa Bailey
Albert Bathiany
Frank Fromhof
John Barton
Theodore Folger
Frank Lee
Leroy Davis
Fred Anschutz
George Fister
Charles Kemper
Lucy Blackburn
Margaret Engelhardt
Emma Beyerlein
Charles Egolf
Fred Grim
Highland Counter Club
Jacksonville
Fla
Samuel Bailey
Louisville
Donald O"devere
Columbus
Walter Metzel
Bert Patterson
Overton Street
Campbell County Woman's Welfare Club
Fifth and Park Avenues
William Irwin
Briar Cliff
Needlework Guild
Highland Country Club
J. J. Burns
Chester Silva
Carey Wamsley
Miami
Benjamin Sharpless
Hot Springs
Ark
Harry Eugene Ritter
Business Men’s Club
Corinne Yates
Norwalk, O
Wood to board first ship to U S from Cadiz
Osborne Wood left Barcelona for the south of Spain to take passage on the first steamer bound for America. He travels with a Wood family agent carrying instructions from Major Osman of the American Embassy in Paris. The International Banking Corporation shows indifference to his departure and the press mocks him as the spoiled son of a Yankee General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Osborne Wood
Spain
Cadiz
Algeciras
America
Wood
Major Osman
Paris
International Banking Corporation
World News Service
N. Y
Osborne C Wood Arrives in Valencia amid Check Frauds Complaint
Newspaper reports say Osborne C Wood arrived in Valencia with a friend after a complaint was filed at Biarritz over an alleged worthless check. He registered at a hotel and sent several cable messages to New York, including one to Mrs Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Spain
Osborne C. Wood
Biarritz
Union at Artel 4 Gold Rush
Union at Artel 4 Gold Rush features coverage of labor actions and worker protests tied to the Artel project. Report highlights organizing efforts and responses from management affecting on site operations and worker safety. The briefing notes ongoing tensions and potential outcomes for the procurement timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artel
Onion Discovery Sparking California Gold Rush Origin
Los Angeles historians recall that an onion found by Francisco Lopez in San Feliciano canyon sparked the first gold rush nearly seven years before the Sutter mill discovery. News spread from Santa Barbara to San Diego, with placer mining yielding sizable gold and estimates exceeding five million dollars from Los Angeles County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Francisco Lopez
San Feliciano Canyon
Lopez
Santa Barbara
San Diego
United States
Mexico
San Fernando
Sutter’s Mill
San Fernando Placers
Los Angeles County
Onion
Mardi Gras Dance Fetes Ft Mitchell Country Club Crowd
Covington notes large pre Lenten Mardi Gras dance at Ft Mitchell Country Club under Larmon Gatliff and Laffoon. Social rounds include luncheons and bridge parties, a Florida trip, and residents moving to Ft Mitchell.
Slemp Leads Million Dollar Land Deal Near Miami
Northern capitalists led by BE Bascom Slemp former secretary to President Coolidge invested 1 million dollars for 50 000 acres near Miami to be held for development purposes Slemp travels to Washington for the inauguration after a several day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
BE. Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Slemp
Washington
Covington Water Works pump fight heads to referendum
Mayor O'Donovan cites five year costs totaling over 400000 for coal salaries repairs and interest on bonds in Covington Ft Thomas. He argues electric pumping could move more water for the same money as bids on a dry well are sought and a referendum petition looms. A court postpones the Riddle case linked to an alleged attack at Latonia track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ft. Thomas
O'Donovan
Donnelly
Water Works
Ashland
Dayton
Brent
Legion to Begin Campaign to Raise Disabled Fund
Norman-Barnes Post of the American Legion starts an $8000 drive in Kenton County to aid disabled World War I soldiers and families. The national goal is a $5 million endowment. Kentucky’s share is $50,000 with local members soliciting donations. Senator Ernst’s $100 gift is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Legionnaires
Jefferson Council No. 31 O U A M Meeting At Odd Fellows Hall
More than 300 members attended the Jefferson Council No. 31 Jr. O U A M meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Fifth street and Madison avenue. Dr. R. M. Kendall of Louisville gave an illustrated address on the American flag. Other speakers included Omer C Stubbs Emil Gerhardt William Schnell Ernest Liggett and Howard Voge. A moving picture and vocal selections by Edward Duve followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Council No. 31
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
R. M. Kendall
Louisville
Omer C. Stubbs
Emil Gerhardt
William Schnell
Ernest Liggett
Howard Voge
Ft. Thomas
Edward Duve
W C T U Meeting Planned at Union Church
The Women's Christian Temperance Unit will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 2 PM at the Union M E Church at Fifth and Greenup. The program includes America Salute to the Flag Devotional by Mrs. ngelkamp songs business signal demonstration by Mrs Hill with Miss Norma Breeden accompanist Mrs A C Chapman and an address The Greatest Menace by Rev Fred Riley followed by benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Riley
Cowboy comedian headlines Liberty vaudeville bill
Cowboy comedian Chuck Haas from California leads a new vaudeville bill at the Liberty Theater for four days starting today. The Liberty Ragamuffins present a jazz program. The feature photoplay for today to Tuesday is The Rejected Woman with Alma Rubens Conrad Nagel and Wyndham Standing. The romance is set in a Canadian village and New York society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Chuck Haas
California
Liberty Theater
Liberty Ragamuffins
Alma Rubens
Conrad Nagel
Wyndham
New York
America
Crescent Springs Consolidated School Dedication Opens Eight Rooms
Scores of patrons attended the dedication of the Crescent Springs Consolidated School on the Butter milk pike near Crescent Springs. J A Caywood principal led exercises with addresses readings drills and music. Three hundred fifty pupils from nearby country schools were transferred to the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Springs
Buttermilk Pike
J. A. Caywood
Kenton County
Young printer dies after illness at hospital
Harry Heidekamp age 27 a printer died early yesterday from acute indigestion at St Elizbeth Hospital. He lived at 109 East Sixteenth street and is survived by his three year old son Richard who resides with his grandmother Mrs R A Crawford Florence Kentucky. He fell ill Friday night while at the Eagles Lodge 116 East Eighth street and was taken to the hospital by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Heidekamp
St. Elizabeth Hospital
East Sixteenth Street
Richard
R.A. Crawford
Florence
Eagles’ Lodge
East Eighth Street
Two Wills Filed for Probate in Kenton County Court
In Kenton County Court two wills were filed for probate. Mrs Mary Brinkman leaves her estate to her three sons and a daughter with Bernard J Brinkman named executor. Mrs Theresa Hummel leaves her estate to her husband Ludwig Hummel who qualifies as executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brinkman
Kenton County Court
Bernard J. Brinkman
Theresa Hummel
Ludwig Hummel
Building Permits Rise in February Valuation Up $114,500
February permits total reached 73 with brick work valued at $52,800 and frame construction at $80,400, per J A Hellman Building Inspector. The report compares favorably to last year’s month with higher total valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hellman
Covington Deaths Report Twelve Adults and Children Remembered
Thirteen deaths occurred last week in Covington per Dr. James P. Riffe health officer. Names include James Fitzgerald 83 Henry Baumer 81 Joshua Wilson 75 Katherine Williams 70 Elizabeth Cason 71 William Schaar 67 Mary Feichle 66 John Hoffman 57 James Gillespie 45 Elsie Maurer 32 Richard Overwein 2 Rollin M. Denny 7 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
James P. Riffe
James Fitzgerald
Henry Baumer
Joshua Wilson
William Edelbroch
Katherine Williams
Elizabeth Cason
William Schaar
Mary Feichle
John Hoffman
James Gillespie
Elsie Maurer
Richard Overwein
Rollin M. Denny
Edna Gronefeld Sues for Divorce and Custody
Kenton circuit court records show Mrs Edna Gronefeld suing her husband Anthony Gronefeld of 116 West Thirteenth street for divorce on cruelty grounds, seeking custody of two children and alimony. They wed September 9 1914 and separated November 2 1924. Central Savings Bank and Trust Company sues Jeptha Clements and others for 275 dollars on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Edna Gronefeld
Anthony Gronefeld
West Thirteenth Street
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Jeptha Clements
Governor Fields To Attend Balke’s Opera House Meeting
Governor Fields will attend a March 20 meeting at Balke’s Opera House Bellevue to back the Inglis highway project. State Senator Truesdell said he will speak with the Governor, and the Inglis Highway Association of Campbell County will host the event with participants from Covington to Ashland. A right of way near the Dayton water works pumphouse has been secured for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields
Balke
Opera House
Bellevue
Charles B
Truesdell
Inglis Highway Association
Campbell County
Dayton
Covington
Ashland
Campbell County Inglis Highway Association
Newport
Water Works
Woman Outwits Attackers as Homes Are Ransacked
Mrs Samuel Phillips of 24 West Tenth street repelled two assailants in an early night incident at Ninth and Monmouth streets. Burglars ransacked the homes of David Klotzmann 669 Nelson place Albert Gieble 524 Linden avenue and took $2 from Mrs Thomas Hogan 522 Linden avenue. The Gieble home and 669 Nelson place were found undisturbed besides missing items. no theft reported at others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel’Phillips
West Tenth Street
Ninth
Monmouth Streets
Albert Gieble
Linden Avenue
Gieble
Thomas Hogan
George Sauerston
Overton Street
Senator A O Stanley Leaves Hospital After Accident
Washington report states Senator A. O Stanley, injured in a recent automobile collision, was discharged from the hospital at 3 PM and is reported much improved. He had been hospitalized for several days and now returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
A. O Stanley
McIntosh Trial Set for March Twenty Third
Cleveland McIntosh a soldier indicted on a murder charge for the slaying of Charles H. Lawrence at Southgate and Isabella streets on November 10, 1924 will face a Campbell Circuit Court jury March 23. Judge Caldwell set the date. Other trials scheduled include Walter Bradford larceny Carl Smith conversion March 9 Leroy Howard shooting to kill Floyd Pucket Goebel Lee liquor possession March 19 Harold Hurd attempted attack March 11 John Reed shooting to kill March 12 Steve Robens housebreaking March 13 Clifford Martin grand larceny March 15 Andrew Bush statutory charge March 18 Earl Young receiving stolen goods March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland McIntosh
Charles H. Lawrence
Southgate
Isabella Streets
Campbell Circuit Court
Caldwell
Walter Bradford
Carl Smith
Leroy Howard
Floyd Pucket
Goebel Lee
Daniel Grant
Harold Hurd
John Reed
Steve Robens
Clifford Martin
Marc
Andrew Bush
Earl Young
Mayor continues inquiry into Newport jail kangaroo court
Investigation of a prison beating of Edgar Arnett by inmates at Newport Jail extended to tomorrow morning by Mayor Livingston and the Newport City Commission. John Eviston, charged with assault and battery by Arnett, sees a continuation to next Wednesday with a special judge to be appointed. Eviston denies the charge saying Arnett threw rocks at him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Edgar Arnett
Monmouth Street
Livingston
John Eviston
Arnett
Moore
Eviston
Third
Monmouth
Trio Held After Federal Raid On York Street Parlor
Federal Prohibition Agent James Wood arrested proprietor Charles Bright and two men named White and Meyers after a raid on a soft drink parlor at 627 York Street. Police seized 120 bottles of home brew. All three face possession and transportation charges and await arraignment before U S Commissioner Roetken in Covington on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Street
James Wood
Prohibition
Charles Bright
Jackson
White
Orchard Street
Ben Meyers
Wood
Meyers
United States
Roetken
Covington
Woman Struck by Auto in Newport Accident
Mrs. Marie Hensel aged 55 of 558 Lexington Avenue Newport was bruised after stepping into the path of Dr. H. E. Reed whose auto from 807 Lincoln Avenue struck her at the intersection of McMillan and Ashland Avenues early last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hensel
Lexington Avenue
Newport
H. E. Reed
Lincoln Avenue
McMillan and
Ashland Avenues
Highlands Highs Debating Meet and Oratorical Contest Update
Highlands High School hosts its annual oratorical and declamatory contest tomorrow night to select representatives for the district tournament on March 13. The debating team will face Dayton High on March 6 debating whether the United States should enter the nations. Reverend R Lee James delivers his initial sermon in Wyoming Ohio and later speaks on Jesus at the Samaritan Woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands High School
Highlands
Dayton High School
United States
R. Lee James
Acton
James
Baptist Church of Wyoming
Jesus
Sanford Parks
Saratoga Street
Thomas Boyd
Fourth
Baratogs Streets
Boyd F
Mary ‘ Thomas
John Thomas
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Ray Thomas
George Ebert
Newport
City Commission
William Klare
West Second Street
Klare
Local Names and Residences Parade in Kentucky and Ohio
A garbled OCR list shows multiple individuals with residences in Grant County Kentucky, Covington and Hamilton Ohio, Newport and Springfield Ohio, and Clarksville Indiana. Names include Theresa Doane, Albert Carroll, Margaret Kolhoven, Harrie Sparks, Carey McKinley, Camella Bowers, Lee Ledbetters, Katherine Pepper, Rudolph Hildebreck, Bertha Konrad, Cecil Miller and Adie Burke among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Harrie Sparks
O. Carey McKinley
Springfield
Camella Bowers
O. Lee Ledbetters
Dayton
Katherine Pepper
Bellbrook
Rudolph Hildebreck
Clarksville
Adie Burke
Clarkeville
Cecil Miller
Covington
Bertha Konrad
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Rockefeller Foundation
Minister South
William Banks
Cutter Street
Barr
Cutter Streets
Banks
William Haynes
Richmond Street
U.S
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Arthur Larmon
Edward Gatliff
Polk Laffoon
Don Hill
Irving Halsey
Mattie Morse Griffith
Florida
William White
Felix Goldenborough
Baltimore
John Milburn
William Carpenter
William Walker
Matrons
Garrard Kelly
Charleston
W. Va
Martinsville
Ind
C. W. Simrall
Raymond Kirk
Lexington
Kirk
Ann Shropshire
Susan Simrall
Wickliffe Jones
R. A. Jones
Park Gilmore
Wallace Place
Margaret
Irene Kirtley
Milton Revill
John Shepard
Marianna
March Hare Society
Scottist Methodist Church
Louis Bristow
Read
Charles Riddle
Riddle
Erma Marker
Eaton
Thiel
Miss Marker
Samuel Thompson
Hazel Deifenbaugh
Charles Fudge
West Alexandria
Decoursey
Riddie
Thompson
Fudge
Canal
Roy Clark
Stella Sanders
Vincent Reynolds
Edwina Lyne Sense
Denver
Hilton
Bethel Donathan
Frank Linoth
Mary di Ciero
Samuel Allen
Melissaugh
Portsmouth
John
Pearl Corbin Heen
Rosedale
Roll Huey Preterirrerer
Anna M. Marks Hamilton
L. M. Cabe Peewee
Frances Meredith
John Zechler
Franklin County
Mary Brooks
J. C. Smith
Maude C. Peck
Davenport
Normal Jones Kenton
O Kenton
Cleo Camper
Vincent Lamaccahia
Rose Goeb
Governor Fields
Senator Stanley Better
McIntosh
C. H. Lawrence
Federal Day
J. C. Hutzell Druggist
Indiana State Board of Pharmacy
Fort Wayne
Benceba
J.C. Hutzell
West Main St
Post Office
Rose
S. Extra
Rose Exterminator Coo
W. Court
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