Denton Journal Saturday Morning News Briefs
County items solicited under this header as of Saturday morning, June SB edition. Brief notes from many parts of the county await inclusion, reflecting local happenings and community updates.
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Denton County news round up reports war effort and local events
Local War saving stamps and holiday greetings amid county activity. Reports note Henry P. D. Warner becoming lawman of Talbot county, community church services, and Chautauqua programs. Farm wheat yields improve despite earlier prospects, tomatoes thriving, and Fourth of July plans at Denton Town Hall. Passages mention baptisms, a Red Cross drive total of 1 725, car license checks, and school graduations. Also recorded are a death in the Andrew family, a diocesan convention, and child welfare department setup with county chairmen listed.
Personal and Social News From The Valtamore Sun
The Valtamore Sun lists multiple local social notices and service photos. It reports seven Cuaro hue county men in the country’s service with details on their units and postings in France, Camp Meade, New York, Fort Slocum, and Camp Meade. It notes engagements, arrivals, home visits, and various local residents traveling or visiting Denton and nearby towns.
Death of John E Haymond in Caroline County
John E Haymond Sr a highly respected citizen and farmer in Caroline County Maryland died at home in Hickmae on Thursday morning May 76 aged 59 from heart trouble. Survived by widow and nine children the funeral was at Wesley Mission Church Burrsville with Rev John Kroser officiating. The large funeral procession showed the esteem in which he was held. Children include Mrs John W Pucher Baltimore Mrs Samuel Chanders Lewes LeRoy Chester Hyghmond Trenton N J and J Edward Homer Harlan Naomi and Loy Sigmond Hickman.
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FL J. Roe
Red Crossut
Funil Drive
FL PL Roe
Melvin Ro Savana
Waltham H. Jack
Office
State Comune
Motor Vebule
Demon
Dukes Downe
Forsland
Indies of Christ Church
Mary Andrew
Elisha Andrew
J. R. Andres
Eishth
M. E. Wheatley
Concord
Mhzibeth Phoharty
Walter Howard
W. OM. Willey
William W
John Andrew
Faestan
Protestant Episcopal Church
Maryland
Christ Church
Easton
William Forbes Adams
J. R. Marley Cass
Venton
Whitsboro
Maryland Council of Defence
J. Kemp Stevens
J. S Lapham
J. Ova Benard
Finner
M. Dates Stephens
J.T Flaharty
Ma- Wilmer Noble
Flow
Ed Rowe
Aumie Meluney
William Meluney
Kinas
Andesontown
Cowes
Col
Mie
Pla Cotebl
Alva
Okbie
Melavey
Mas Andrew
Prekiel Willis
Mis Fly Conald
Cartes, Col
Wilhaint Meloney
California
Caroline
John E. Haymond
Weley Mish Church
Burrsville
John Kro~ser
Federalsburg
John W. Pucher
Baltimore
Samuel Chanders
Lewes
LeRoy
Chester Hyghmond
Call for Limited Service Men for Railroad Production Work
The Provost Marshal General calls qualified men for limited service to engage in rail line and railroad industry production tasks. If volunteer numbers fall short, involuntary induction will be enacted. Eligible roles include locomotive engineers telegraphers railroad foremen carpenters surveyors and many railroad related trades.
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Steadtien
Ridgely area notes amid farm and social events
Local farm plans talk of 60 by 36 feet structure with 14 foot posts and concrete base. Visitors include Philadelphia residents, Denton and Ridgely groups attend church and wedding-related events. War effort drives surge with Red Cross benefit, school commencements, and Decoration Day gatherings across Caroline County.
Preston church services and graduation week at Preston High
Tomorrow at Preston Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School 9 30 a m and sermon to Preston High School faculty and graduating class. Bethlehem and Choptink host Sunday School and services with preaching and children’s programs. On Sunday June 16 Junior Order of American Mechanics attends Preston Church for pastor J T Richardson sermon on Patriotism. Friday night features graduation exercises and play with Rev W L Rogers addressing graduates. Miss Sara Aster Lednam of Preston graduates from Goucher College this week.
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Preston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Preston High School
Bethlehem
Choptink
Order of American Mechanics
Preston M. Chuich
Busy Farmers Schedule Sunday School and Services
Farmers in the area are busy and seek more help. Sunday School is planned for a specified time tomorrow with Rev. J. Mecham Brown preaching at 1 o clock. A children's service is rescheduled for June 16 at 1 o clock, replacing June 9. Various residents are noted for visits, illnesses, and family events.
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J. Mecham Brown
Hairmony Wall
Annie Wille ‘Todd
Philadelphia
North Wiates
Helle Deen
Eugene Beans
Easton
Pueschiy
Sunday School Prize Winner Benjamin Cohee Leads Honors
Master Benjamin Cohee received a Sunday School prize marking his seventh win. Velyn Biker ranked second, while Mr J W Cohee suffered severe steam burns on the arm last Thursday. Cheries are going into market.
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Benjamin Cohee
Desire
Benjamin
Velyn Biker
J. W. Cohee
Thane
Social Notes From Templeville Guests at Miss Werkins
Mrs Kate O Knott and others from Baltimore Centreville Ridgely Philadelphia Kenton visit Miss Elizabeth Werkins. Grover Moore from Baltimore stayed with Wiirht and family. Laura Godwin from Ridgely and several local families spent Sunday with relatives. Kansas guest Mrs J Denton also visiting.
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Kate O. Knott
Mass
J.T. Carter
Baltimore
Josephine Knott
Centreville
Ray Stuffad
Milliington
Mas. Chas, Starkey
Rohard Knotts
Ridgely
Anna Greer
Philadelphia
John Jacobs
Kenton
Elizabeth Werkins
Grover Moore
Paltimore
Wiirht Robinson
Irwin Moore
Wilhington
AB. I. Moore
Laura Godwin
Breeding Returns to Work After Visit and Car Purchase
Mrs Vernie Breeding resumes duties at Marcus Hook after a three week stay with her son in Wash inguul. Mr J. Wi Teters of Washington visiting at their home. Mrs Willie Meloney has purchased a new Manwell car.
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Willie Meloney
Manwell
Burrsville Day Exercises Celebrate Community Spirit
Burrsville held day exercises at Wesley M E Church with strong turnout and high praise for organizers Mesdaine Fdua Cala Morne 1 Sapp 2. The event featured children practicing, a crowded seating area, and a 355 dollar collection. Attendees traveled from Denton and nearby towns to join Decoration Day observances, with social visits at multiple homes before and after the program.
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Wesley Mo
Orne
Mesdaine
Morne
Sapp
Stutord
Thelen C. Saalsbury
Denton
Camp Meade
Robert HL. Thastey
Maude Kenan
New Jerery
Amd
Dill
Woyatt
M. Evelyn
JL. HH. Sapp
Little -On
Robert William
Charles Monre
Thomas A. Catatl
Charlie Schaub
Gollsboro
Arhur Cahall
Withingcon
Mais
Avila Vithny
Sayday
Howard
Dundgeville
Wo. Wooter
Mrs Asbury Greaves Returns From Hospital Abroad
Mrs Asbury Greaves came home Thursday from Fanergency Hospital Winston after an appendectomy. Wicksboro School has formed a Red Cross Auxiliary with forty members knitting for the Senior Red Cross Circle. The Ti coming lodge ball team defeated Ridgely last Friday at Rideel and again Tuesday at Queen Anne. Corporal Luther A Short of Camp Meule spent the weekend with parents. Mrs W L Thompson visiting Pen Mar for two weeks. Mr and Mrs G E Furbush in Wilmington and Philadelphia this week. Private Raymond F E Evans of Camp Meade visited his parents Sunday. Mr and Mrs RR Beaven were Ultimore visitors Wednesday. Mr J M Thompson traveled to Philadelphia on Wednesday. Poem line about a blackbull and birds.
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Valtamore Sun
Cuarohue County
Bradley
Denton
J. L. Summerfield
Dental Corps
France
Frank L. South
315 Infantry
Camp Meade
John IH. Amierson
J. R. Downes
Government Hospital Service
New York
EL. R. Dukes
Logth
Camp McClellan
EL Lynne Stevens
Maryland
Ri7th Trench
Llans
Luther Short
Zlothfield
Lainsbury Garey
Newjanin K. Johnson
Lewis T. McNeal
Harry C. Saunders
Tie Son
Gilbert C. Chak
Woodbury
Wiminenan
Phihatelphan
Athaetic City
Anhar Pisher
Camp Diy
New Jersey
Fler B. Hignitt
Ail
23Th Vittation
Ptock
George W. Vice
Mire Roe
Page
Denmean
Jeanette Price
Philadelphia
Mire
George W. Price
George J. Schulz
Maryland State College
Mie Win N. Spurpeon
Washington
J. Arthur Perry
Mechanics
Mary J. Fisher
Cornell Univerity
Amier
Greenshoro
Chas. I. Morris
8Iston Gwveney Wea Yister
Tuhtsday
E. Brainbaugh
Philadelpia
Mite Society
Thawley’s
W. C. Swann
Banercon
Mnee
Venton
Ridgely
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
Greensboro
Preston
Wyatt and Crowe
McDowell
Hwlliboro
W.W. Zimmerman
Mayland Agricultual College
Ave and Company
Aimice Jones
Uns Place
Richard ©. Sparks
Batunme
Asbury Greaves
Fanergency Hospital
Winston
Wicksboro School
Red Cross
Rideel
W. Wes Paylor
Dover
W. P. Fleming
Luther A. Short
Camp Meule
W. L. Thompson
Pen-Mar
G. E. Furbush
Wilmington
Raymond FE. Evans
RR. W. Beaven
Ultimore
J. M. Thompson
Young Mr Jarman in France and town news
Clayton Ro Jarman, son of Mr and Mrs J F Jarman, joined the ambulance corps in France and reports strong Allied resolve. The note items recount local youths enlisting, a newsboy’s injury, teachers returning home from Easton hospital, thrift stamp drives, scouts camps in Delaware, and a timetable of community events through June and July.
Weeklong social notes from Wilmington and beyond
Miss Winnifred Cake visits Miss Mae Reed in Wilmington this week while Mrs. Fred Salvester and Mrs. Clarence Russell stop by Wyoming. Mrs. Samuel Vail of Wilmington visits Mrs. Carrie Moore, with a children’s service at St Paul’s Church at 5 p m June gth. Mrs. C M Harmon spends the week in Baltimore and Wilmington as Rev Brenry Green of Worcester plans to relocate here. Canneries run at full peas capacity this week. J O Bernard makes a business trip to Salisbury Monday. Mrs Thos Thornton visits her mother in Clayton, Mrs T M Green spends the weekend at Ocean City, Mass. Dr Quigg and family were Saturday town visitors. Prof O C Simmons spending ice time in town. Anna Roe visits her cousin in New York. Miss Ruth Warren visits her parents. Mr Nat Horsey’s health improves.
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Clayton Ro Jarman
J. F. Jarman
Uncle Sun
Ambilance Corps
France
Paris
Quartermasters Corps
Berlin
Pemberton Manlove
Goldsborough
Ruth Murphy
Whiteleysburg
Samuel Ellwanger
Easton
W. WW
GC. Bearman, Jr
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Washington
Ile
Texas
Pete Harley
New York
J. J. Pepper
Hammond & Son
Marcus Hook
Loy
Greensboro
Denton
Goldsboro
Hillsboro
Marydel
Ceasar Rodney Grounds
Delaware
Mozart Hall
Hoy
Andrew Cornelius Baggs
Fort Slocum
I. E. Caarey
Charles Goldsborough
Maria
Charlene
New York City
Ma. DB. Midlikin
Daltimore
E. A. Londrey
Hartford
Connecticut
Andres Baggs
George Metsger
Linden
Maryland
Samuel Eilwanger
Jor. W. Case
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia
Nellie Neeze Kenney
Harry Thiel
Wilmington
M. F. Parsonage
Marjone Anthony
Maud Starkey
Samuel Ethwanger
Greensboro High School
Main Vall
Laird Goldsborough
J. H. C. Legg
Eliacon
G. W. Eliason
Harry W. Corkran
Atlantic City
Scout Wi
Thomas Edwards
U. S
Vermont
South America
Carrie Moore
Alice Comegys
Warren Vansant
Clifford Burge
Burge
G. M. Stevenson
C. H. Pepper
Myrtle Moore
Fannie Scott
Boonturk
Neeve
Mabel Cohee
Felton
Clifton Lord
Camp Dix
F. A. Cooper
Charles Beaumont
Fred Salvester
Clarence Russell
Wyoming
Samuel Vail
St Paul's Church
C. M. Harmon
Baltimore
Brenry Green
Worcester
J. O. Bernard
Salisbury
Thos. Thornton
Clayton
T. M. Green
Ocean City
Mad
Quigg
O. C. Simmons
Town
Mass
Anna Roe
Ruth Warren
Nat Horsey
Red Cross Work in May Circles Report in Caroline Chapter
Monthly Red Cross activities across Caroline County report chairmen assigning comfort kits bed jackets suits pajamas bed shirts layette outfits and related items in multiple towns including Federalsburg Goldsboro Greensboro Denton Preston Hillsboro Ridgely and the High School girls completing Belgian baby outfits. Knitting Department led by G C Skirven lists sweaters socks wristlets and convalescent items across Denton Preston Federalsburg Hillsboro Ridgely with several chairmen noted.
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Marydel
Harry Dailey
Goldsboro
J. S. Lapham
Greensboro
Ed. Willis
Denton
J. Earle Smith
Preston
J. Frank Ledmin
Federalsburg
Harry Davis
Hillsboro
G. Lawrence Wilson
Ridgely
J. M. Swing
Rilgely
G. C. Skirven
Alea. Noble
R. K. Jefferson
S& Sweaters
Long Thompson
Saulsbury
Orphans Court Proceedings Include Multiple Estate Actions
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as the Orphans Court met. The register approved letters of administration for William Ryan’s estate to Edward E Nuttle after a renunciation. Appraisers were appointed for creditors notice. inventories filed and orders to sell granted. Administrators for Edward W Neal and George W Wipnat filed releases and inventories. Other estates saw guardianship, appraisals, and final accounts filed and approved.
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Edward E. Nuttle
William Ryan
William W. Parker
Charles Melson
Laura V. Neal
Samuel G. Nutte
Edward W. Neal
Samuel G. Nuttle
Warvey L. Cooper
Adan Hamilton
Adah E. Hignatt
Fred RB. Owens
E.t A
George W. Wipnat
George C. Walston
Clara Walston
T. Somerset Slaughter
William 2. Draper
Lincoln D. Kelley
Narges L. Cooper
George W. Dbuckel
Eastern Shore Society Meeting Aims Patriotic Night
The Eastern Shore Society of Baltimore will hold its annual patriotic meeting at the Southern Hotel in Baltimore. Miss Susanne Silverernys, daughter of the Belgian Prime Minister, will address the gathering, with Kenneth Clark aiding songs at Camp Meade. Members plan to bring wives and other family members as guests for a distinctly patriotic, ladies’ night event.
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Eastern Shore Society
Eastern Shore Society of
Baltimore
Southern Hotel
Spain
Jane
Laborer referrals offered in Caroline county note
County Agent LE O Anderson advises that idle laborers in Caroline county be referred to local farmers seeking help offering from 20 dollars plus board for boys over 16 to 335 dollars per month and board for experienced farm laborers. He also invites members of the Boys Working Reserve to seek local opportunities.
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LE. O. Anderson
Jaunac
Caroline County
More Caroline Warriors Register for Confederate Service
One hundred twenty Caroline men reached legal age since June and appeared at the Local Bond to enroll for service. The roster lists 95 white and 25 colored names with many from Denton Greensboro Federalsburg Ridgely Preston and other local towns.
Fourth annual State-wide Olympiad held at Homewood Field
Young athletes from Caroline participated in the fourth annual State-wide Olympiad under the Public Athletic League at Homewood Field Baltimore yesterday at 2 p.m. Entry list featured Dallas Blades Stevens Brown Earl Otto Ralph Hughes Park Newcomer Richard Merriken Ellis Clark Frederick Norris Clarence Pentz Layman Redden Melvin Wheellerton Gerald Brownell Deweese Carter Hugh Clark J Bernard Klein Douglass Fooks J Malcolm Bye H F Pickering Eugene Scout Iain Spence Burton Proctor Jn S Allen McDaniel Lee W Noble John Williams Grandell Galloway Ernest Griffith W Wagner J Sherman Neil Albert Jones Jate man Draper Donald Davis Leroy Smeak.
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Caroline
Public Athletic League
Homewood Field
Baltimore
Dallas Blades
Stevens Brown
Earl Otto
Ralph Hughes
Park Newcomer
Richard Merriken
Ellis Clark
Frederick Norris
Clarence Pentz
Layman Redden
Melvin Wheelleton
Gerald Brownell
Deweese Carter
Hugh Clark
J. Bernard Klein
Douglass Fooks
J. Malcolm Bye
H. F. Pickering
Eugene Scout
Iain Spence
Burton Proctor
Jn. S. Allen McDaniel
Lee W. Noble
John Williams
Grandell Galloway
Ernest Griffith
W. Wagner
J. Sherman Neil
Albert Jones
Jateman Draper
Donald Davis
Leroy Smeak
Choptank Church Children Day Services Highlighted
Children performed an excellent program at the Choptank M. Church last Sunday. Miss Virginia Dulin plans months at a training camp before serving in France. Miss Bertha Blades of Tulsa has returned home for vacation with her parents. Mr. J. W. Cox, once seriously lost, is now able to be out. Mr. Leon Wright leaves for Norfolk to join the U S Navy. Mr and Mrs C F E Andrew were Kinston visitors. Mr L F Voshell Sr bought a Buick Six. Subscribe for the Journal.
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Virginia Dulin
France
Bertha Blades
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J. W. Cox
Leon Wright
Norfolk
U. S. Navy
C. FE. Andrew
Kinston
TF. Voshell
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Warner
Talbot County
Sannday
Wyatt
Clultren
Denton M. Be
Tomorow
S$ Os Lock
Forward Witt
Jas
EF. Wooters
Luckahue
Talbot
Caroline High School
Changwiqua
T. O. Crouse
M. I
Aline
Newnai
Ment
Wilen
Denton Chautauqua
Army
Mae Dean
Grace Richad
Myrtle Richad
T. P. Richard
Chuence Pritchett
Wiltington
John Pritchett
Henry Shute
Katie Downs
Nathan Clark
Fiends
Cheswold
Los. Pritchett
W. L. Pritchett
Roscoe Taylor
Bh. Sweeney
Geo. Carton
J. 2B. Ellwanger
Edith Goodwin
Winnington
Goodwin
Kate Montague
Ny Wiltington
Disther Chak
Ma. W. OF. Chak
E. E. Coffin
Hnoaon
Ld. Welsh
Wihnington
Sunsbair
Edith Gooden
Waolnington
Dl. W. Hhuphes
Aspiciou Srible
Bay Laft
Samuel Nowell
Storkey
W. Hi. Lord
Prenderson
Starkey
J.D. Lang
AL J. Resse
Charles Wilkon
Birscell
Iter
Willing. Mevas
J. Moore
K. Adams
Funile
Caabridge
FL RB. Seeders
Wesley Collepuite Tisutate
Doser
Anderontown
Webith
Mia
Goo. Jopp
Aberdeen
Almet
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Ridgely News
Galle Bennimeton
Can
Dowslis
Chae Saath
Barford County
Mid
Delta
Oll
Mr. Bennington
Prof
McCall
Messrs. White
Oldenbug
State College of Neri Culture
Far
Rathery
Sankbury Inos
Wayne Cantey
Howard Kloluper
Albert
Sunny Side Farm
Witch School
Church of the Brethren
Hershey
Pac
Laura Sigler
Bbarry Lane
Mas
Anne McCloud
A. C. Detwiler Ailoan
Varald
Altoona
J. J. Ivion
J. J. Ranting
C. J. Herrog
Seaford
Mises Uve
Dulda Meeds
Maren
Hook
Evelyn Lane
Mass. Witbot Pennington
Sithay
Armour
Mas. Viank Vaylor
Mas. Dravter
Clarkesville, del
Mary Vemnanens Tas
Mise Catheroe McPiwan
Satre Lay
Abova
Methodist Church
Mr. James Swing
St. John's
Howard Bryant
Willian Tammell Hall
Ators
Wiltmore
C. Ro Wattenschneidt
H. W. Davis
Davis
C. I Wyatt
C. Crause
Denton Orchestra
Tech School
Oco
Chestnut Grove
Lawrence [Towers
W. Parnell
F. Alan Galdborough
Henderon
Phuediay
Lawrence
Liden
Unstilernoon
Annie Chambers
Childrien
Charles Schlegel
Wing McCannell
Grove
Templeville
Hickman
Qintown
Heniington
Rel Stallard
John Nichols
Miss Pantine
Chifton Nichols
Caball
S.J. Maaner
Jahs Stokes
C. W. Stoke
R. Dlenry Simard
John Batlock
Hamington
Mae Annie Porter
Wanington
T. Wesley Porter
Davy
Union M. T. Church
Mary VL Durvey
Henry Porter
Fuckaboo Neck
John M. Wooter
Blackbull
Wren
Rook
MR. Jarman
the Ridgels Tfotel
Various Circle of
American Red Cross
J. W. Stowell
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Liden, Moore and
Covey
Orphans’ Court
Caroline Warriors
Charles F. Williamson
Choptank
Nelson Earle Draper
Floyd Frederick Garey
Mark A.H. Willin,Jr
Oak Grove
Clark Woodward
N. Faulkner
Win
Noble Sipple
Thos
Henry Hughes
Henderson
John J. Harris
Geo
Arthur Newell
Robert Roy Downes
Lee Earl Nichols
Noble Jackson
Occar Willey
Lewis Kennard Cohey
Leonard C. Trice
Charles Virgil Hall
James Leon Todd
John Carter Kelly
Hobbs
Alonzo Griffith Howard
Lorenzo Cline Smith
Roger L. Johnson
Ormond F. Williamson
Elmer Francis Horn
Harvey George Meeks
Chas
N. Meredith
Richard Jackson
Geo. W. Davidson
Walter M. Nashold
Sherman Dawson Thomas
Henry Chester Cohee
Earl James Smith
Norman Earl Smith
Frank J. McKown
Roland Black
James Henry Knox
Walter Raymond Cle
Ralph Thomas Blades
Vernon Blades
John Preston McGinnis
Barclay
Albert Bernhardt Gadow
Emerson Penniwell Willis
Melvin Perry
Henry Davis
Frank Henry Walker
Harry Jopp
Carroll Larrimore
Rossie Monroe Howell
Edgar M. Stutzman
Chester
Wendell Holmes Moore
Harvey F. Tribbett
Louis Tloyd
Linwood Hubbard
Harold James Dew
Orland C. Closson
Earl Franklin Hutler
Alfonzy Lester Lynch
Clarence E. Hignatt
Harry Ashton Simon
Harvey C. Bennington
John H. Thawley, Jr
Harry Alvin Gordon
Robert Ernest Smith, Jr
Phillips Elbert Douglas
Ralph Werner
Lloyd Holsinger
Lawrence M. Jones
Roland Turner
Howard Jennings Anthony
John E. Starkey
Mellville F. Hubbard
Willard Lee Wright
Thomas Minner
Wim
R. Dennett
Mitchell E. Henry
Jeremiah Robinson
Federalsby
Alonzo Warren
Norman Dyer
Iog
Allen Lacey Black
Clarence W. Fisher
Hk T. Hubbard
Harry Nicholas Taylor
Wm. Russell Wilson
James Henry Lewis
tis—Henry Haynes
Peston
Wm. M. Stanford
James C. Prattis
Federatsburg
Christopher C. Hines
Huntly
Perkins
James Orlan Hubbard
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Pepe Kreg
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