Aged Lady Mary Gray Dies in Montgomery County
Mary Elizabeth Stewart Gray aged 87 died at the home of her daughter Mrs W F Myers eight miles east of Crawfordsville Tuesday at 12 30. She was born near Broad Ripple Indiana March 19 1834 and married January 1864 to Samuel H Gray. Surviving daughters are Mrs W F Myers and Mrs A Newton Everson. Funeral at Providence church near ILle with Rev Homer Dale and burial in Pisgah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gray
Newton Everson
W. F. Myers
Crawfordsville
Providence Church
Ille
Homer Dale
Pisgah
Mary Elizabeth Stewart Gray
Broad Ripple
Indiana
Allen G
Katherine Waits Stewart
Shady Nook
Scott’s Station
Kentucky
South
Montgomery County
Samuel H. Gray
Sarah Lou el Ta
A. Newton Everson
Darlington
Christian Church
New Ross
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Frosts Home
The Presbyterian church Missionary Society held its June meeting hosted by Mrs W J Frost. Mrs Will Holloway led devotions, roses with monthly work clippings were shared, readings included Orientals in the United States, a leaflet, a map talk, and current events. Mrs James Peterson sang, with Miss Frost also performing a solo. The next meeting is set for July 28 at Mrs J C Saidla’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Tressel
Ahtosone Frost
J. C. Saidla
Cooper Family Dinner Near Darlington
Mr and Mrs Homer Cooper and their children hosted the Cooper family at their southeast of Darlington home on Sunday. A large dinner was served and the day was enjoyable. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J B Cooper, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cooper and son Marvin, and Mr and Mrs Roy Weliever and daughters of Linden.
Girl Scouts Picnic At Riverside Park Darlington
Girl Scouts of Troop E Patrol 2 Crawfordsville held an all day picnic at Riverside Park near Darlington last Friday. Present were Misses Regina Herron Katherine Gilbert Kathrine Hays Mary Herron Imogene Washburn Lois Johnson Gretchen Scharf Dorothy Hack and Lt Naomi Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Crawfordsville
Riverside Park
Darlington
Regina Herron
Katherine Gilbert
Kathrine Hays
Mary Herron
Imogene Washburn
Lois Johnson
Gretchen Scharf
Dorothy Hack
Naomi Shannon
Entertained Relatives In Mrs Snyder's Home
Mrs Roy Snyder hosted relatives including her mother Mrs Alice Mellinger of Rossville her sisters Mrs Frank Jackson also of Rossville and Mrs Irvin Burkhalter and her daughter from Sedalia and Miss Effie Ryan of Omaha Nebraska through last Monday in a small family gathering with guests from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Snyder
Alice Mellinger
Rossville
Frank Jackson
Irvin Burkhalter
Sedalia
Effie Ryan
Omaha
Nebraska
Child Rescued by Father at Lebaron Park
Four year old Charles Melvin Forbes of Lebaron narrowly escaped drowning at a park Sunday afternoon. While wading, he stepped into a hole and was rescued by his father Charles Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Melvin Forbes
Charles Forbes
Lebaron
Notice to Masons at Darlington Lodge No 186
Called meeting of Darlington lodge No 186 F A M Wednesday evening July 6 at 8 o'clock. Work in M M Degree. Your attendance requested. Roy Wells W M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington Lodge
Sunday Socials And Meetings in Frankfort and Local Church
Mr and Mrs Byron Peterson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Chas Gery. Charles Gery and John Lynch attended a Grain Dealers meeting in Frankfort last night. The Calender Society of the South Christian church gathered at Mrs G R VanZant's home this afternoon. Mrs Roscoe Bair hosted the Missionary meeting of the South Christian church last Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Peterson
Chas. Gery
Charles Gery
John Lynch
Frankfort
Calender Society of the
South Christian Church
G. R. VanZant
Roscoe Bair
The
Exhibition Wheat Stands Tall Near Town
Grant Gray displayed an unusually tall wheat exhibit north of town, pulling three stems from a plot sown last year. Although fully matured, the stems reached 5 feet 9 1/2 inches from root to head. Gray notes several patches of exceptional height and reports the overall crop as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Gray
Mr. Gray
Party Honors Miss Velma Grimes With Pink Rose Decor
A Friday afternoon gathering at Mrs. S A Marshall home hosted Miss Velma Grimes of St Paul Minnesota. Mrs Marshall and her daughter Mrs Ernest Weesner organized the event with pink and white flowers. Guests included Miss Janet Grimes Thorntown and Mr Lou Chambers who won contests. Music was provided by Miss Grimes and Mrs Lois Fisher. Velma Grimes returned to St Paul Sunday to resume her hospital bookkeeping job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grimes
S. A. Marshall
Marshall
Ernest Weesner
Velma Grimes
St. Paul
Minnesota
Margaret Weesner
Weesner
Janet Grimes
Thorntown
Lou Chambers
Lois Fisher
Linn Deck
Lou Hampton
Ed Grimes
Sylvester Needham
Luvena Grimes
May Clouser
St. Paul Hospital
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Hazel Vannice
A surprise party was given Monday evening June 27 for Miss Hazel Vannice. The event featured games and music with ice cream and wafers served. Attendees included Clara Carroll Mildred Cox Pauline Engle Bertha Quigg Alta Newton Dorothy Hole Marie and Gladys Taylor Eva Jessie Moore Grace Wheeler Gladys Harvey Agnes Peebles Bonnie Smith Lucile Vanscoye Martie Horn Leone Booher Mark Koy Curtis and Morris Quigg Robert Bales Oscar Peebles Loren Binford Graydon Cecil Adrian Cox Wallace Ward Noel McMurray L. W. Vannice and families. All left at a late hour after a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Vannice
Clara Carroll
Mildred Cox
Pauline Engle
Bertha Quigg
Alta Newton
Dorothy Hole
Marie
Gladys Taylor
Eva
Jessie Moore
Grace Wheeler
Gladys Harvey
Agnes Peebles
Bonnie Smith
Lucile Vanscoye
Martie Horn
Leone Booher
Class Picnic of Providence Sunday School at Darlington Park
Sunday School class No 2 from Providence held a picnic at Darlington Park. Chaired by Mr and Mrs Will Montgomery and Mr and Mrs Leonard McPherridge. Attending members include Misses Katie Burke Ethel Reed Velma Calvert June Davis Irene Dickson Mary Calvert Vicy McPhetridge Zelma Dickson Naomi Montgomery Gladys McPhetridge Vera Grimes Lorena Paugh Olive Johnson Opal Dickson Priscilla Elmore Mariel Davis and Messrs Lester Reed Glen Paugh Herbert Rumple Lesle Gordon Fred Davis Harry and Harold McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Sunday School
Darlington Park
Will Montgomery
Leonard McPherridge
Katie Burke
Ethel Reed
Velma Calvert
June Davis
Irene Dickson
Mary Calvert
Vicy McPhetridge
Zelma Dickson
Naomi Montgomery
Gladys McPhetridge
Vera Grimes
Lorena Paugh
Olive Johnson
Opal Dickson
Priscilla Elmore
Family Reunion Fetes Rogers Parents With Birthday Spread
A Sunday family reunion gathered D F Rogers parents and relatives from Mace Ladoga and Bowers. Walter Long Claude Rogers C E Rogers John Rogers attended with wives and children. Fred Rogers was absent. Friends note Mrs Rogers birthday on the 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Rogers
Roger
Walter Long
Mace
Claude Rogers
Ladoga
C. E. Rogers
Bowers
John Rogers
Fred Rogers
Darlington Team Wins Big Over Thorntown 16 to 3
Darlington defeats Thorntown 16 to 3 in a Sunday baseball game. The Darlington boys schedule a game at Stockwell on the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Thorntown
Darlington Boys
Stockwell
Local Social Notes From Frankfort Area gatherings
Cyrus Booher attends Kushner family reunion in Frankfort on Sunday. Mrs. Don Hunt visits New Richmond with her parents Mgr. and Mrs. Coffman. Mrs. William Oliphant of Crawfordsville stays with Aunt Mrs. M. H. Lidikay Saturday. Miss Mildred Brainard returns from Terre Haute to stay through the Fourth. Miss Dorothy Cameron ill after tonsil removal in Indianapolis. Kings Daughters Class of South Christian Church picnics at Park with Mrs. Willard Anderson. Miss Bess Bradley of Washington DC and Mrs. Hazel Boydston of Little Rock visit Garfield mother Mrs. Van VanCleave. Mr. and Mrs. John Routon and son Walter of Camby visit Dr. Lidikay and Dr. Ralph Routon this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Booher
Frankfort
Kushner
Don Hunt
New Richmond
Mgr
Coffman
William Oliphant
Crawfordsville
M. H. Lidikay
Mildred Brainard
Terre Haute
Dorothy Cameron
Kirkpatrick
Indianapolis
King’s Daughters
South Christian Church
Willard Anderson
Park
Bess Bradley
Washington, D. C
Hazel Boydston
Price
Little Rock
Ark
van VanCleave
Garfield
John Routon
Walter
Camby
Lidikay
Ralph Routon
Dr. Lidikay
Flag Pole Taken Down at Library Grounds
The 65 foot iron flag pole in front of the library yard was removed yesterday after four years of service. The library board ordered its removal due to rust and danger of collapse. Workers will repair surrounding cement and brickwork and fix the yard steps and retaining wall. The pole and 8 by 16 foot flag were donated by the Darlington Booster Club for about $90 and dedicated June 14 1917 with a Flag Day parade and remarks by Rev. Williams Rev Nicely Miss Heath E Hussell and Z T Sweeney. Cameron Martin and Norman Thompson raised the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
Darlington ‘Booster Club
Williams
Nicely
Heath
E. Hussell
G. A. R. “ Boy Scouts
Special Sermons Start Next Sunday Evening
Beginning next Sunday evening Rev. T. L. Stovall of the Methodist church will deliver a series of three special sermons. July 3 subject is “The Art of Feeling Cool,” July 10 “The Art of Go Citizenship,” and July 17 “The Art of Living.” Services start at 8 o'clock each Sunday evening and will be short and inspirational. All are welcome if not attending another church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Stovall
Methodist Church
To Consult Physician About Daughter's Goiter
Mr. and Mrs. Annalanco of Los Angeles and their daughter Merle De Long of Franklin travel to Indianapolis to consult Dr Link about a goiter. She may enter the hospital for an operation after two weeks in town.
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Annalanco LA
Sunshine Class Picnic At Riverside Park Attended By Girls
Last Friday evening the Sunshine class girls of the South Christian church enjoyed a picnic supper at Riverside Park. Ten members attended with teacher Mrs Laura Lynch and helpers Mrs Johnson Mrs Mart Gray and Mrs Emmett Crowder.
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Sunshine
South Christian Church
Riverside Park
Laura Lynch
Johnson
Mart Gray
Emmett Crowder
Quiet Fourth Ahead in Darlington Nearby Celebrations
Darlington will observe a quiet Fourth of July with no planned city celebration. Citizens are expected to stay home or picnic and may attend events in nearby towns. Most local businesses will close for the day.
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Darlington
Mrs Roscoe Bair Undergoes Hospital Operation
Mrs. Roscoe Bair arrived in Indianapolis yesterday and entered Methodist Hospital for an operation. Dr. Bela and Mr. Bair traveled early this morning to be present during the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Bair
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Bela
Bair
For Sale Robert Woody homestead near Darlington five acres
Edna Woody administratrix offers the Robert Woody homestead for sale adjoining Darlington. The property includes five acres of good land with living water an eight room house a good barn and other buildings suitable for homestead use and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woody
Darlington
Edna Woody
Aid Society Meets for quilting at church
Local church groups hold afternoon quilting session and Ladies Aid Society plans meeting at Mrs T L Stovall’s home. Nearby residents and visitors, including Mrs Ira Booher and Miss Bertha Booher, spent time with Crawfordsville residents while social notes mention farm renting inquiries and a humorous Western Newspaper contest answer.
Veedersburg Urges Mayor Salary Reversal in Fee Case
The supreme court reversed a lower court ruling in the Veedersburg fee and salary case. The marshal had been paid $25 monthly before a 60 dollar raise and the mayor received 500 dollars yearly. The city now faces about 1,750 for the mayor and 720 for the marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Feeney
Veedersburg
Marshal
Wheat Cutting Nears Completion in Montgomery County
Wheat harvest in Montgomery County is two thirds finished with most fields in the shock and heavy rains could delay any remaining work. Yields are expected higher than last year, with best areas at about 35 bushels per acre and poorer sections averaging around 17, surpassing the statewide average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Union services schedule for five churches through August
Beginning with the last Sunday evening in July five churches will present union services each Sunday. July 31 features Rev T L Stovall at South Christian church, August 7 Rev G R VanZant at Presbyterian church, August 14 Rev L M Reagan at East Christian church, August 21 Rev W J Frosttens at erate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Stovall
Christian Church
G. R. VanZant
Presbyterian Church
L. M. Reagan
W. J. Frost
Tens Erate
Wwe Ugust Rt
Es So Tae
Youngster Takes Trip to Bedford to Visit Relatives
Master Carol Bair, son of Mr and Mrs Rosque Bair, traveled to Bedford yesterday to visit his aunt Mrs Charles Hutton and other relatives while his mother stays at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. His father took him from Crawfordsville to Crawfordsville to Bedford, and Carol rode the train alone from Crawfordsville to Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Bair
Rosque Bair
Bedford
Charles Hutton
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Carol
Bert. Brainard
Ray Vaughn
Vaughn
Mary Vang
John Kersey
Bai Jen Padiack
Pritchards
Ace Heise
Eric Pada
Petersons Celebrate First Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Byron Peterson celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a noon dinner for Mr and Mrs Charles Honecker, Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson and Mrs Eliza Owley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Peterson
Charles Honecker
Charles Peterson
Eliza Owsley
Picnic at Turkey Run Followed by Names of Attendees
Last Sunday at Turkey Run a group dined together including Miss Lois Gray Ruth Graham Elizabeth Love and Messrs George Branstetter Clem Royer Charles Cook and Mr and Mrs Everett Vannice. The gathering highlighted a local social outing with several prominent residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Run
Lois Gray
Ruth Graham
Elizabeth Love
George Branstetter
Clem Royer
Charles Cook
Everett Vannice
Class Meeting Tonight At Potato Creek Sunday School
The Live Wire class of Potato Creek Sunday School will meet tomorrow night at the home of Miss Ethel Moore with Walter Tribbett assisting in entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potato Creek Sunday School
Ethel Moore
Walter Tribbett
W. C. T. U. Picnic Planned in Park
The W C T U members plan a Friday afternoon picnic in the park meeting at 3 o clock at Mrs. Frank Buchanans home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeders
Frank Buchanan
New Directory for Shannondale Directory Adverts by Darlington Merchants
The Herald prepares a new telephone directory for the Shannondale exchange. It will include advertisements from a number of Darlington merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannondale
Herald
Shannondale Exchange
Darlington
Guest Night at South Christian Church Meeting
The Loyal Cigl Class of South Christian church schedules its regular monthly meeting for tomorrow night with a guest night and plans an exceptionally good program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigl
The
South Christian Church
East Christian church ladies raise ten dollars at show
The East Christian church ladies cleared ten dollars at their picture show last night, contributing to the church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East -Christian Church
Local Social Notes and Visitor Updates
C G Crowder drives a Hupmobile. F W Schroff and son William visited relatives in Terre Haute over Sunday. John Kiang returned from Plymouth after a week visiting relatives. Dr and Mrs R R Pollom and children spent Sunday with Dr Pollom's parents in Brazil. Lucile Peacock is spending a week in Crawfordsville with her uncle Claude Nington and family. Marian Brainard visited Miss Trath Custer at her country home Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Crowder
F. W. Schroff
William
Terre Haute
John Kiang
Plymouth
R. R. Pollom
Pollom
Brazil
Lucile Peacocl
Crawfordsville
Claude Nington
Marian Brainard
Trath Custer
Darlington
Hertenstein Chosen as Darlington School Superintendent
Chas. R. Hertenstein of Versailles Indiana has been chosen to head the Darlington schools succeeding M F Coons who was elected County superintendent. He previously led Ripley County schools for ten years and spent ten years as a teacher. Trustees say teacher selections will be announced in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. R. Hertenstein
Versailles
Ind
Darlington
M. F. Coons
Hertenstein
Ripley County
Campbell
Local banks back Near East relief effort for Armenian orphans
Indiana banks join the Near East Relief drive to aid Armenian orphans and sufferers from Turkish oppression. Darlington State Bank urges contributions as Indiana’s relief committee seeks over 100000 dollars to meet the state quota. A Constantinople cablegram describes drastic shortages in the Caucasus and calls for further food and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Nearmeee Relief
Indianapolis
Darlington State Bank of
Darlington
Indiana Relief Committee
Constantinople
Near East
Caucasus
Alexandropol
Entertainment Pleases at M E Church Event
The Queen Esther Circle hosted an entertainment last Friday at the M. E. church led by Mrs. Almedia Waltz. Despite the hot weather the program was well performed and attendees were pleased with the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Almedia Waltz
Queen Esther Circle
Picnic Party From Lebanon Visits Park
A Lebanon group spent Sunday at the park for a family picnic. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Neese and daughter Mary Cecile, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lennox and son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forbes and children, Mr. and Mrs. Milford Cline, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Moore with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Neese
Mary Cecile
Harry Lennox
Charles Forbes
Milford Cline
Virgil Moore
Lebanon
Phebus and Lewis Married at Thorn Town Church Parsonage
James Marion Phebus of near Bowers Station and Miss Meda Evelyn Lewis of near Colfax wed Wednesday at 11:30 in Thorn Town Christian church parsonage with Rev. Wilkinson officiating. After a short wedding trip they will farm near Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phebus—Lewis
James Marion Phebus
Bowers Station
Meda Evelyn Lewis
Colfax
Christian Church
Thorntown
Wilkinson
Bowers
Reverend Martin Visits Mellott for Pulpit Talk
Rev and Mrs W H Martin and son Paul spent the weekend in Mellott with Mr and Mrs S A Moore and family. Rev Martin filled the pulpit at North Christian church Sunday evening and spoke on his Missionary work in Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellott
W. H. Martin
Paul
S. A. Moore
Rev. Martin
North Christian Church
Porto Rico
Riley and Son Sell Thorntown Garage to Crawfordsville Realty
L C Riley and Son sold their Thorntown garage to Crawfordsville Realty Company and received a 140 acre farm west of Advance in exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley and Son
Thorntown
L. C. Riley
Crawfordsville Realty Company
Advance
Wal Conrad Injured Ankle After Binder Truck Accident
Wal Conrad sustained an ankle injury last Thursday when his foot was run over by a binder truck as he searched for cinch bugs near the gate. The incident occurred during operation by the binder crew and Mr. Conrad was briefly treated on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal Conrad
Conrad
Threshing Begins Tomorrow at Malebury Farm
The first threshing of the season will start tomorrow on George Malebury’s farm in The Cross rng area with the Cross rng team handling the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Malebury
Cross Rng
Walter Stewart Walks Without Crutches After Injury
Walter Stewart who broke his leg while helping move the band two weeks ago today is able to be out of crutches and resumes limited public activity as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stewart
Darlington Notes Mention Local Visits and Illness
The bulletin records Al Cornell in critical condition while Bob Shaver visits town for an Elicy picnic at Lafay Wes. Mrs Ira Booher and Miss Bertha Booher plan time with Booher family as Chester Butter, formerly of Darlington, returns from Oaklands California for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Cornell
Bob Shaver
Lafa Wes
Linn
Booher
Frankfort
Ira Booher
Bertha Booher
Kos
Darlin
Oaklands California
Supreme court approves drainage project forcing landowners to pay
A recent supreme court decision affirms a Tippecanoe county ruling ordering a multi mile main drainage ditch and tributaries across Montgomery and Clinton counties. About 400 landowners face assessments from a few dollars to hundreds, with costs near sixty thousand dollars. The Mitchell ditch project, decades old, drew opposition led by Martin Gray and others who contested fourteen errors and asked for a new trial, which the court rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Tippecanoe
Clinton
Henry Vinton
John McLaughlin
Tippecanoe County
Joseph B. Jackson
Clyde W. Richards
Martin’ Ps Gray
Gray
Montgomery County
Clinton County
Agreement Fixes Threshing Prices in Montgomery County
The Brotherhood of Threshermen of Montgomery county met in Crawfordsville to set threshing rates for the season. Oats at three cents per bushel, rye at nine cents, and wheat at six cents. The prices match those reported earlier, though farmers and threshers had disputed the previous meeting’s figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Threshermen
Montgomery County
Court House
Crawfordsville
Body Returned from France for Cicero Memorial
The body of James Evans, brother of Mrs. Omer Butler, formerly of Cicero, was brought back from France and buried there after impressive services in the family lot. Evans was killed in the summer of 1918 shortly after enlisting and was born and raised in Cicero. Darlington residents, including Mr and Mrs Butler, hosted him as a guest during their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
James Evans
Omer Butler
Cicero
Evans
Cicéro
Darlington
Court Adjourned for the Summer in Crawfordsville
The April term of the circuit court ended Saturday and Judge West will vacation until the fall term begins the second week of September He plans to stay mostly around Crawfordsville but may travel briefly If emergencies arise he may sit on the bench before fall court and will be near his office and courthouse nearly every day this summer The September term date will be announced near convening time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Crawfordsville
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Roy Wells, W. M
Boosters Club
Aid Society of the East Christian Church
Herald Office
Claude Mullen
John Woody
Ralph Clements
Walter S. Coppage
Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry Royale
Chicago
Carlos
Koleen Knoy
Cloverdale
Louise Lockhart
Dorothy Williamson
Mary Hiatt
Hila Cox
Warner Cox
H. W. Peterson
Betty
Oklahoma
Charles R. Hertenstein
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