Christmas notices fill Denton scene in December rush
Local brief lists Santa Claus promotions, home crafts, and shop specials for Christmas. Mentions Whitman's chocolates, Field & Willis gifts, Madley's Studio, and a temperance lecture in the Church of the Brethren. Community events include box socials, lectures, and a Christmas missionary program at Denton churches alongside urgent health notices and a major East New Market fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Getmor
J. H. Pastorfield Co
Caroline M. P
Lemuel R. Clough
Church of the Brethren
Denton
Field & Willis
Howard B. Wright
Mite Society of Thawley
M. P
E. H. Stafford
Anthony's Mill
Social News Highlights from Sadlersville to Denton
Miss Zora Joslin and Mr. Harry H Nutile wed at the bride’s Sadlersville home with Rev L P Corkran officiating. The couple tripped to New York and will live in Andersontown. Concord saw Emmett Hignutt wed Alice Fleming on November 20 with a return to a farm near Concord. Rear-Admiral Albert Ross announces his daughter Alice Brewer Ross’s engagement to Lt Enoch Barton Garey of the U S Army. ceremony planned in Clarion Pa. Eva Mary Wright to wed S Walter Lyden at Concord M E Church on December 17. Rev S M Morgan recovering in Philadelphia hospital after X-ray burn surgery. Fred Payne and Mary Tribett wed at Harmony M E Church. Mrs. Irvin Ditty visits from Milwaukee. Mrs C E Brown visits in Bridgeville. Mrs James Neighbors improving after Baltimore treatment. Mrs W A Smith hosts bridge. Elbert PR Nuttle visits from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora Joslin
Charles Joslin
Harry H. Nutile
Andersontown
Sadlersville
L. P. Corkran
Bertha Jackson
Ridgely
New York
Henry T. Nuutle
Concord
Emmett Hignutt
Alice Fleming
G. S. Thomas
W. T. Hignatt
E. C. Fleming
Hurlock
Albert Ross
U. S. Na Ivy
Alice Brewer Ross
Enoch Barton Garey
Lighteenth Infantry
U.S. Army
Vashti S. Garey
Denton
First Presbyterian Church
Clarion
Charles Wright
Eva Mary
S. Walter Lyden
Concord M. E
S. M. Morgan
Peninsula
Philadelphia
Fred Payne
Mary Tribett
Harmony M. E. Church
G.S. Thomas
Mary
Blanche Hobbs
Bridge
Harry F. Knotts
Dr. Nichols
Main Street
F. N. Nichols
Lucy Garey
Irvin Ditty
Milwaukee
Wis
A. E. Cooper
C. E. Brown
Bridgeville
F. P. Covey
James Neighbors
Baltimore
W. A. Smith
Bridge Club
Elbert PR. Nuttle
Pound party honors Breeding sisters at Lanefield home
Mr and Mrs Harris Lanefield hosted a December 3 gathering for Misses Ethel and Susie Breeding. Guests included Geraldine Lynch Bessie Torbert Ethel Breeding Alice Tubbs Manilla Susie Breeding and many others. Activities featured house and lawn games plus music by Geraldine Lynch Alice Tubbs and Miriam Clark. Refreshments followed at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Satterfield
Whitall Laramore
Clayton Porter
Frank Adams
Jesse Ferens
Dave Messick
Isaac Noble
Fred Hamilton
Howard Breeding
Oram Gardner
Samuel Melvin
Elmer Hignutt
Arthur Cannon
Clarence Wright
Eddie Haymond
Geraldine Lynch
Alice Tubbs
Miriam Clark
Comegys Nominated For Superior or Supreme Court Seat
The Scranton Times lauds Cornelius Comegys Esq of this city as a likely candidate for a supreme or superior court vacancy in September primaries. It notes his strong Lackawanna county and coal region support, his near unanimous local backing, and his improved statewide profile since two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comegys
Scranton
Caroline
Cornelius Comepys
Lackawanna County
Comegy
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Linthicum Visits Denton On Maryland Campaign Tour
Congressman J Charles Linthicum of Baltimore completed an all state auto tour ending in Denton last Saturday afternoon before taking the evening train home He reported friendly reception for his gubernatorial candidacy and distributed folders detailing his legislative and Congressional service through 1911 to the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Linthicum
Denton
J. Charles Linthicum
Baltimore City
Baltimore
J.inthicum
Maryland
Christmas stationery sale at Denton Drug Co
Denton Drug Co advertises a large assortment of Christmas stationery for shoppers to choose from, promoting a wide selection for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Drug Co
Preston church bazar and upcoming society events in town
The Ladies Aid Society of Preston M. E. Church plans a December bazar in Ledman's Hall with ap- proaches including aprons, cakes, candies, and ice cream. The event runs Friday and Saturday, December 18 and 19, with committees led by Mrs. A. W. Sisk and other society members. Also announced are nuptial cards for Helen Flora Parker and George Norwood Flaharty to marry at Preston M. E. Church on December 16, a bishop’s service at Preston Church the next day, and various local social visits and home improvements noted around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Preston M. E. Church
Ledman's Hall
A. W. Sisk
Alex. Noble
Orland Kelley
Norman Ledman
M. E. Noble
W. F. Adams
Diocese of
Easton
Preston
Charles Gorman
A. J. Messick
George Flaharty
Centreville
George Whiteley
Thomas Taylor
Ed. Moore
Charles B. Harrison
G. Lacey Butler
Elsie Ditty
Milwaukee
Wis
O. C. Blades
Downes
Railroad Avenue
William Cannon
James Swann
Greensboro
Briggs
Wilmington
M. E. Parsonage
Local Happenings in Hobbs and Nearby Areas
The community reports hog weights for several residents including Hobbs figures 388 and 275 pounds, 357 and 343 pounds for J A Billing, 175 for A J Billing, and 300 and 240 for A Hamilton. Mrs B B Allen of Washington returns with her sister Mrs J R Ricards to spend a week in the capital. J H Pollard buys the old shop from J Starkey to move and open a blacksmith shop for public use. Mrs T J Garrett of Denton falls ill near here at her daughter J T Lister’s home. Mr Cullins of Claiborne leaves Preston to catch a Baltimore train. J R Chaffinch attends the Nutlle-Joslin wedding at Sadlersville last Saturday at 3 o clock. Mrs J H Merriken marks her 74th birthday at home. The gallon-a-month law has led to reform. D W Davis of Andersontown trips to Baltimore this week. Ladies Aid of Ames hosted by T H Towers. Miss Cathel Ward visits with her father Saturday and Sunday. F Love moves to Denton Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Towers
J. A. Billing
A. J. Billing
A. Hamilton
B. B. Allen
Washington
Hobbs
J. R. Ricards
J. H. Pollard
J. Starkey
T. J. Garrett
Denton
J. T. Lister
Sadlersville
J. H. Merriken
D. W. Davis
Andersontown
Baltimore
Ames
T. H. Towers
Cathel Ward
F. Love
Epworth League Meets in Bethlehem After Reorganization
The Epworth League held its first monthly business meeting after reorganization, hosted by Mrs Hillard Doncho. A large group attended with discussions on league progress, followed by a shared repast in the dining room. Wedding bells will soon be ringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Epworth League
Hillard Doncho
League
Hayward
Charles Dean
Downes
James R. Christopher
Myra
Elizabeth
Legates
Harvey Parrott
Lorrele
Baltimore
Local Visitors and Revival Services In Progress
Henderson notes visitors from Wilming ton Philadelphia Templeville and Chester. Clarence Pritchett stays with his parents Mr and Mrs John Pritchett while Miss Cora Downes travels to Bethlehem and Miss Pearl Meredith returns from Templeville. Miss Mildred Gooden visits Wilmington and Chester as Grace Everett of Templeville visits Pearl Meredith. Revival services are in progress at the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Pritchett
Wilmington
John Pritchett
G. H. Wilson
Anne
Julia
C. E Mclwaine
Philadelphia
Cora Downes
Bethlehem
Pearl Meredith
Templeville
Mildred Gooden
Chester
Grace Everett
Ridgely News Column Highlights Local Church and Family Notices
Items from the seventh district’s capital describe church property transfers in Jumptown and debt payoff by the Baptist society. Local business moves include W. A. Cooper selling his business to George Slaughter, who will run a livery and store. Social events span suppers for the Reformed Church, M E congregation gatherings, and a Philadelphia hospital visit by Mrs. Swing. A Ridgeley couple wed in Ridgely with Rev. Habbart officiating, and Nottingham entertainments and lectures are noted. Multiple church activities, sewing circles, Christmas preparations, and community visits fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jumptown
Baptist Society
W. A. Cooper
George Slaughter
Slaughter
Starr
J. M. Swing
Margaret
Philadelphia
Swing
Alice Cleary
Concord
Elsie Cleary
Ridgely
Ellis
Greensboro
W. T. Temple
Methodist Church
Jerome Davis
Katherine Condit
New York
Hoffman
The
Reformed Church
M. E. Church
Robert Watt
Ella [Mler Honey
George Simler
William Swann
Swann
A. M. Rahn
Church of the Brethren
A. Detwiler
Gertrude Wherry
Gertrude Smith
T. A. Smith
Clara Pennington
Wadesboro
N. C
Ernest
Gladys Smith
Alice Brumbaugh
George Dutton
Newark
Sewing Circle of the Reformed Church
Jonas Shaner
Nettie Morris
Jane Smith
Miss Dye
George Dever
Harry Laird
Central Avenue
Cadman
Denton
Brethren Sunday School
M. E
Sallie Parry
Harry Hemmons
German laborers offered to Maryland farmers by Barrell
L Wethered Barrell of the 609 Keyser Building Baltimore will be in his office December 14 and 15 to supply an unlimited number of German farm laborers and household help. Men are available at about $10 a month. women cannot leave the city now. Barrell reports placing over a hundred laborers on the Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland last week with no direct compensation from farmers or Germans, and says all workers are satisfying their employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wethered Barrell
Keyser Building
Baltimore
Fire at East New Market Draws Help From Local Men
Large blaze in East New Market Sunday evening drew many observers. James Orland Edwin Phil and Ralph Wright traveled by machine to aid firefighting as the flames threatened the town. Other local notices mention football reunion invitations and various family visits amid ongoing revival services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East New Market
Messrs
James, Orland
Edwin
Phil
Ralph Wright
J. Phillips Wright
Conway Hall
Carlisle
Wright
Conway
Bridgeville
W. M. Wright
Dotty
Baltimore
Charles T. Andrews
Trenton
N. J
Alva Blades
Squirrel’s Inn
W. Edwin Wright
Anna Wright
Six year old Burraville boy dies after two days of illness
The six year old son of Rev J Thomas Price and Mrs Price died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at 1 30. He had been well Sunday morning but grew ill with vomiting midday. Doctors failed to help and he died at the parsonage while en route to a hospital. Funeral held at Wesley M E Church with Rev H A G Westerfield officiating and burial at Cambridge. Martins sorrowing parents and community express deep sympathy. Also noted are hog weights and Miss Mary Breeding being treated in Easton Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burraville
Martin
J. Thomas Price
M. E
Price
Wesley M. E
H. A. G. Westerfield
Denton
R. H. Stafford
Cambridge
Santa Claus
Heaven
G. L. Blades
Mary Breeding
Easton Hospital
Williston Guild Reorganizes and Next Meeting Set
The Ladies Guild of Williston met at Mrs. Clarence Rice's home and reorganized. A December 18 meeting is planned at Mrs. A. L. Banks's home. Mrs. M. Ringe installed a water system at her bungalow serving house and outbuildings. Mr. A. G. Gelletty, injured earlier, shows slow improvement after a horse incident. Mr. A. G. Todd visits with his parents. Mr. J. W. Thawley killed three hogs this week. Mrs. Carrie Crosby visits Baltimore. Miss Daisy Frazier visits Tuckahoe. Mrs. A. G. Gelletly listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Ladies’ Guild of
Clarence Rice
A. L. Banks
M. Ringe
A. G. Gelletty
A. G. Todd
W. C. Todd
J. W. Thawley
Carrie Crosby
Baltimore
Daisy Frazier
Tuckahoe
A. G. Gelletly
Local Moves and Visits Across Town and State
Hillsboro residents Mr. and Mrs. H. Nelson Beaven moved into a new home and will vacate a property to be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sneed. The Hammer, Thompson, and Nelson families toured to Philadelphia. Rev. W F Dawson spent time in Frederica aiding Rev. Cochran at revival meetings. W D Bishop and William Rickards visited relatives near Queenstown. George C. Sherwood suffered a slight paralysis stroke. Edith Hopkins was visiting elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Nelson Beaven
Richard Sneed
John Hammer
W. L. Thompson
William
Philadelphia
W.F. Dawson
Frederica
Mr. Cochran
Messrs
W. D. Bishop
William Rickards
Queenstown
George C. Sherwood
Edith Hopkins
Baltimore
Social Notes From Queen Anne District
Miss Ruth Plummer of Greensboro spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morgan. Mrs Frances Clark of Wilmington visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes. Mrs. S. J. Barton entertained the Woman s Missionary Society Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgan entertained the Social Club Wednesday night. Mrs. Harvey Wooters and daughter are visiting relatives in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Plummer
Greensboro
J. E. Morgan
Frances Clark
Wilmington
Charles Rhodes
S. J. Barton
Woman's Missionary Society
Henry Morgan
Harvey Wooters
No More Waiting For Shoe Repair At Denton Bridge
An adv announces a practical shoemaker offering repairs at Denton Bridge, promising prompt service for customers seeking quick shoe fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Bridge
Adv
Bath robe offer from Pastor field Co.
J H Pastor field Co promotes bath robes with a friendly invitation to visit their shop. The note promises satisfaction and highlights a courteous sales approach.
Traction Engine Demonstration Tests Road Impact
The State Roads Commission finished a two mile demonstration showing traction engines with bands over cleats can move on state roads without causing damage. The engine pulled seven and a half tons of equipment over Allegheny terrain and South Mountain with one wheel inoperative, while officials praised the test as proof that concealed cleats protect road surfaces. The event follows legal battles over use of uncovered cleats and aims to ease farmers concerns about threshing on public roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Cumberland
Frederick
Allegheny
Blue Ridge Mountains
Frederick County
South Mountain
O. E. Weller
Frank H. Zouck
The
Roads Commission
Maryland
Canners Seek Higher Prices as War Boost Fails
Peninsula canners report a disastrous season despite wartime demand. Overproduction and low prices have plagued the trade with tomato packs averaging 65 cents a dozen and cases selling at 1.30. An improving market is hoped to emerge by year end as producers note debt and cotton downturns strain Southern buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula
Javier
Maryland charity Christmas trees donated by Harrison's Nurseries
Harrison's Nurseries of Berlin sent a full carload of Norway spruce to the Maryland Committee in Baltimore for sale as Christmas trees to aid destitute Belgians. The spruces, small plants from Holland, will be sold at The Lyric in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison’s Nurseries
Berlin
Maryland Committee
Baltimore
Holland
Lyric
Orphans Court Proceedings Resolve Estates and Admin Actions
Judges Clark Rawlings and Steven in session grant sale of personal property of William J. Dukes deceased and confirm real estate sale of William Brice deceased. Admin appointments for John W. Harper and Addie B. Welch. creditors notices ordered. appraisers named. Real estate sale ratified for Mary Virginia Stevens. Sallie B. Mowbray probate granted with letters testamentary to William A. Mowbray. stock transfer authorized for Robert M. Messick estate. guardian final receipt recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans' Court
Clark
Rawlings
Steven
Orphans Court
William W. Dukes
William J. Dukes
William Brice
Nathaniel B. Harper
John W. Harper
J. E. Payne
N. B. Lecompte
Mary Virginia Stevens
Bruce G. Stevens
William D. Abler
Sallie B. Mowbray
William A. Mowbray
J. P. White
Alonzo Elliott
Arthur J. Messick
Robert M. Messick
H. E
Fire destroys home near Greensboro after Hue defect
A fire believed started by a defective Hue destroyed the home of Lester Smith two miles west of Greensboro on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Smith, in the kitchen, and Mr. Smith in the barn, were warned by neighbors but she found upstairs rooms filled with smoke and the rear of the house ablaze. In a separate note, St. Pauls M E Church heard a Wednesday service presided by District Superintendent Watt. Rev. A P Prettyman was asked to return for another year and Joseph H Bernard memorial resolutions were adopted. Three new stewards were named H H Moore Matthew Cake Raymond Rawlings. Another report notes Henry L Cohee’s automobile plunged through a bridge at Mason's branch, between Bridgetown and Centreville, Thursday night. miraculous escape followed as the bridge had previously been broken by a truck impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Barrett
Chestertown
Ora Samuel Gray
Lyceum
Denton Fire Company
Wilmington Conference Academy
Dover
John Todd
New York
University of New York City
Hynson School
A. P. Herring
State Lunacy Commission
State Hospital
Cambridge
Hosital
Springfield
Spring Grove
Gantt
Hills
Edith Adeline
George A. McDaniel
Denton
Heptasophs
Archon
Henry 2. Lewis
J. W. Perry
W. P. Carroll
J. \. Trazzare
C. P. Dunning
B. H. Johnson
N. D. Richards
Samuel Lewis
Leonard Statum
Federalsburg
Louis R. Dukes
J. H. Mullinson
F. Gernow
Charles Morgan
Chesadel
Mullinson
Lester Smith
Greensboro
St. Paul’s M. E
Watt
A. P. Prettyman
Joseph H. Bernard
Messrs
H. H. Moore
Matthew Cake
Raymond Rawlings
Henry L. Cohee
Mason's Branch
Bridgetown
Centreville
Rehoboth Storm Destroys Beachfront Structures and Utilities
A weekend storm wrecked Rehoboth causing about 1500000 in damage. Boardwalk remains fragmented and Horns Pavilion hangs by supports. Bulkhead and cottages were swept away or ruined. Porches of Bishop Monaghan home and Sisters of Charity cottages fell into the sea. Utilities failed, Hills baths vanished, and several cottages including Dr E S Anderson’s were destroyed. The beach is littered with wreckage and Olive avenue briefly flooded. The water reached the new Joseph Hopper cottage stone coping and St Agnes Church was undermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Horn
John J. Monaghan
Wilmington
Sisters of Charity
Hills
Baltimore Avenue
E. S. Anderson
Dover
Olive Avenue
Joseph Hopper
Chester
St. Agnes’ Catholic
Mail Christmas Gifts Early Advice From Postmaster General
The Postmaster General urges sending Christmas gifts early and instructs postmasters nationwide on handling the holiday mail. Preparations anticipate the largest mail volume yet, with parcels possibly marked not to be opened until Christmas. Timely delivery hinges on arrival before Christmas Day to avoid delays from mail congestion.
Local News from Smithville and Surrounding Towns
Smithville social notes list Mrs E E Nuttle and Mrs William T Hignutt from Federalsburg guests of Mr and Mrs William Parker. Hogs butchered weights 1335 and 1600. Ladies Aid met at Adams home. Miss Miriam Clark and Miss Alice Tubbs.visited Federalsburg and Denton. Jr Charles McAmee takes job in Baltimore. Mrs Lewis Todd on sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Nuttle
William T. Hignutt
Federalsburg
Joseph Parker
Bridgeville
William Parker
J. H.spence
Ernest Liden
Ladies' Aid Society
Roger Adams
Miriam Clark
Alice Tubbs
Denton
Charles McAmee
Baltimore
Lewis Todd
Pupil Honor Roll List From Fall Term Examinations
A compiled roll of students deemed worthy of honorable mention for satisfactory conduct regular attendance and good work in recitations and examinations during the fall term. Names span multiple schools including Edinburgh Baltimore Greensboro Camp Grave Central Denton Hickman Smithson Choptank Hubbard Hillsboro Ridgely and Howard s with numerous students listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Grace Seward
Lola Seward
Margaret Gell
Daniel Swift
Lowman Penrod
Jane Faulkner
Baltimore Corner
Samuel Bickling
Nora Glanden
Os Car Glanden
Bertha Carter
Lorne Lithan
Moore
Alice Greenlee
Marie Greenly
Pearl Edwards
Mildred Eilbrough
Virginia Pearson
Virginia Schulues
Elzabeth Wheeler
James Huton
Smith Wilbrough
George Richard
Arthur Bright
Lowe
Mary Dill
Katherine Kicler
Anna Kibler
Willetta Bennet
Elizabeth Draper
Mabel Dill
Martin Adams
Paul Dil
Best Christmas Gifts: Ties Frames Sweaters and More
Local ads tout Denton neckties in holiday gift boxes from J H Pasturefield Co and a range of frames from Bradley's Studio with 75 moulding patterns. Also promoted are storm fronts from J T Frampton & Son and a heavy sweater selection, plus spectacles from T W Smith and grain services with shipper Eden ton. Store-room for rent via T W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
J. H. Pasturefield Co
Bradley
J. T. Frampton & Son
Federalsburg
J. H. Pastorfield Co
Richardson & Robbins
E. H. Ringgold & Co
T. W. Smith
Optician
Edenton
Widow of Rev Isaiah Christopher Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Christopher widow of Rev. Isaiah Christopher died November 1 at her son John W. Christopher’s home near Bethlehem after a lingering illness of complications, aged 70 years 7 months 4 days. A native of Caroline County she was born Melissa Willoughby. Survived by six children: Mrs. Wm. H. Harding, J. W. Christopher, J. R. Christopher of Bethlehem, W. C. Christopher of Talbot, C. G. H. Christopher of Baltimore, and Mrs. Charles Burkett of Indianapolis. Interment promises peace as she passes to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Christopher
Bethlehem
W. C. Christopher
Talbot
CG. H. Christopher
Baltimore
Charles Burkett
Indianapolis
Indiana
Denton Methodist Ladies' Aid Mourns Minnie Ghingher
Resolutions from the Ladies' Aid Society of Denton Methodist Episcopal Church express sorrow for the death of Minnie Ghingher. They extend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family and note no copies will be kept in minutes while sending notices to the press. Committee members F. R. Owens G. W. Simmons J. E. Wilson signed on December 7, 19{4}.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ghingher
F. R. Owens
G. W. Simmons
J. E. Wilson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
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the Local Department
Madley
Nulf
W. J. Blackiston
J. B. Todd
George Andrews
New Jersey
Mary Todd
Maude Harding
Elva Cheezum
Bethlehem Church
D. I. Patchett
Mary E. Ward
Georgia Phelps
Nettie Thomas
H. W. Hubbard
Ridgely News
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
Smithville
Mary Brogley
Marion Malone
Freda Sickman
Suan Zacharias
Hervitt Smith
Eizabeth Pippin
Elizabeth Vadakin
Camp Grave
Margaret Thawley
Louie Fountain
Stanley Draper
Anna Dietrick
Charles Eltwanger
Dorothy Singer
Ruth Singer
Leslie Ellwanger
Lena Spicher
Edith Fountain
Central
Annie Walter
Ruby Huey
Hattie Cool
Melba Frampion
Charles Smith
David Ramdell
Smith Beck
Denton Prinary
Dorothy
Katherine Young
Nelson Wright
Audrey Wright
Dorothy Wright
Edith Waldron
Florence Rivenhaue
Orville Rumbold
Hubbard
Ethel Prettyman
Elsie Lankford
Helen Montague
Bertha Moore
Dena DeWilde
Sidney Lankford
Ellis Engle
Evelyn Marshall
Nichols
Miriam Wricht
Ida Nigel
Nelliie Griffith
Eva Smith
Harlan Smith
Gerald Smith
Rush Covey
Elsie Smith
Raymond Fluhanty
Stewart Gale
Margaret Brown
Francis Beaven
Miriam’ Gale
Roswlind Saulsbury
Elaine Saulsbury
Dorothy Davis
Glennie Downes
Hettie Harrican
Edna Lurry
Hilda Wooters
Annie Wise
Myra Green
Fairlee Habbart
Ruth Richard
Olive Shaw
Malcolm Skinner
Lucy Lynch
Ela Pearcaut
Eugene Pennington
Irene Lynch
Maud Stick
Teresa Smith
Henrietta Swann
Hildred Roberts
Selby Groff
Howard’s
Edward Schiffert
Hattie Atkinson
William Love
Paul Maloney
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