Local ads and notices mix with farm news in Denton MD
A cluttered Denton MD page lists sales for farm and home goods. Items include 8 cent chicks, Frigidaire sale and rentals, soy beans, framing lumber, floor wax, and advertisements from Nuttle Lumber Co and M K Newnam. College grads from Caroline and Beulah Clopper receive degrees. local court case in Caroline County. 4 H ice cream festival planned. Schmeling vs Sharkey boxing note. 200 Club honor for Denton agent Blough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
A. L. Butler
Denton
T. Mark Breeding
J. L. Everngam
Johnson
Caroline
M. A. Brackett
M. K. Newnam
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
4-H Alertees
Denton National Bank
Max Schmeling
Germany
Jack Sharkey
America
Yankee Stadium
New York
Circuit Court
Caroline County
State of Md
Wilbur Downs
Owens
State
Carter
Knotts
Traverser
Frigidaire
Denton Journal
Cadillac
LaSalle
Buick
Oakland
Pontiac
Chevrolet
K. Newnam
University of Maryland
Sarah Virginia Fooks
Millard Satterfield Whiteley
Preston
Baltimore
M. Griffith
Brandywine Choir
Wilmington
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Beulah Loretta Clopper
Myrtle Estelle Bryant
Marydel
Mary Tharp Nuttle
Bernice Porter
Wooters
Laura Dukes Wooters
Ridgely
Washington College
Chestertown
Clara Anna Meredith
Federalsburg
Washington
Joseph B. Blough
Farm Bureau
Blough
Columbus
Ohio
Social and personal notes from Denton area
Miss Helen Mae Higgins and Herbert Theis quietly wed on May 18 1930 in Denton Rev E C Hallman officiating They will live in Denton where the groom works in mechanical fields Nathaniel Phillips an elderly Denton resident died early Wednesday He was unmarried and buried in Denton cemetery The Brethren Church services will skip tomorrow due to pastor attending General Conference in Hershey Pa An Aeolian Quartet from La Verne College will perform June 22 at 8 pm at the Hershey Conference Baby clinics are planned June 20 at Health Center and John Wesley M E Church for children up to 7 with a Baltimore Bureau of Child Hygiene rep present Mrs Gertrude W Price sails from New York to France with Gold Star mothers to visit cemeteries Willard Price a WWI casualty is noted George School student Malcolm Melvin graduates with family attending commencement Ruth Noble receives a Master of Arts from Columbia University William Chambers Jr hosts eighteenth birthday party at home with games and music Mrs Fannie Shields and daughter Isabel visit Philadelphia relatives Others visited schools and theatres with notes on relatives and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mae Higgins
Swarthmore
William B. Higgins
Denton
Herbert Theis
Valentine Theis
E. C. Hallman
Sohne
Nathaniel Phillips
Phillips
Brethren Church
Tomorow
E. C. Woodie
Hershey Tabernacle
Hershey
Aeolean Quartet
la Verne College
California
Masonic Building
John Wesley M. E
Bureau of Child Hygiene of
Baltimore
Gertrude W. Price
New York
S. S. Harding
Howard Melvin, Jr
Martha E. McCleery
R. M. Raleigh
A. L. Leary
Opera House
Frederick
Tivoli Theatre
William Chambers, Jr
Fannie Shields
Isabel
S. C. Watters
Philadelphia
Mollie Cleaves
Harrington
T. A. Cleaves
Fred Messick
Hickman
Emily Bullock
Columbia University
Ruth Noble
J. Henry Morgan
Wilmington
W. E. Bullock
Liden’s
Sallie A. Morgan
M. E. McCleery
Braddock Heights
Anne Lewis
Drexel Hill
Reformed Church
Harry Zeigler
Church of the Brethren
R. L. Tawes
Methodist Church
Reformed
Brethren
Messrs
E. H. Bowman
Jesse Zeigler
Herbert Koeneman
Joseph Brumbaugh
Clifton Crouse
B. A. Behrens
Jesus
Margaret Swing
L. S. Matthews
Ridgely
Laura Wooters
Washington College
Marguerite Holsinger
Goucher
Clifton Morris
Law School
University of Baltimore
Bernard King
Wilson Cahall
Juniata College
Gladys Richards
Western Maryland College
Edward Zeigler
Johnson City
Tenn
Joe Brumbaugh
Linnie Swann
Henrietta
Russell
Chester
Frank Seward
Ella Carlile
Edward Lapham
Goldsboro
Newark
Del
Carter Forester
Charlotte Mall
Carroll Meredith
Eugene Cooper, Jr
Meredith
Wayne
Grace
Mary
Limerick
Hannah Zeigler
Oneta
Crisfield
Awes
William Porter
Annie Turner
Harvey Y Wolsinger
Troy Ashcraft
Troy, Jr
William Rieck
Preston
William Harrison
Leo Meginney
Hattie Hagadone
Margaret Durney
Annie Rhodes
Willoughby
Paul Dill
United States Navy
Hampton Roads
Sarah Pippin
Edwin Eaton
George Eaton
Methodist Sunday School
Lewis Lynch
Charlotte Hall
Eugene Lynch
Downes
John Thomas
Stella Diefenderfer
Thomas
Easton
Harry Hemmons
J. J. Ivison
College Park
C. S. Nolsinger
Marguerite
Goucher College
Mary Laird
Rehoboth
Mulford Swing
Joseph Orr
Paramount on Parade with Chevalier Sings New Songs
Maurice Chevalier performs two new numbers in Paramount on Parade, including Sweeping the Clouds Away set Rainbow Revels in Technicolor directed by Ernest Lubitsch. The film features over 66 Paramount stars in 15 specialty numbers and runs at the Capital Theatre starting Monday for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Chevalier
Hollywood
Paramount
Little Mitzi Green
Chevalier
Ernest Lubitsch
Lubitsch
Paris
Chevalier- Lubitsch
Clara Bow
Nancy Carroll
Lillian Roth
Harry Green
Skeets Gallagher
Jack Oakie
George Bancroft
Clive Brook
Paramount On
Capital Theatre
Towers as Possible Comptroller Candidate on Mayor Ticket
Maryland Republicans press for Lawrence B Towers of Denton to seek State Comptroller on the Mayor’s ticket with William P Jackson backing. Towers, former Caroline county state senator and longtime business leader, would boost Eastern Shore strength. nomination not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Jackson
Maryland
Lawrence B. Towers
Denton
Jackson
Towers
Baltimore
Caroline County
Ritchie
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Transportation Company
Choptank River
Albert G. Towers
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
O. E. Weller
Old
Maryland Agriculture College
Lawrence Towers
State Senate
M. Bates Stephens
Goldssborough
Henderson High Prepares for Baccalaureate and Commencement
The Henderson M E Church will host the baccalaureate sermon by Rev H C Hufnal for graduates. Class night follows Monday. Tuesday marks commencement with Prof R A Kilpatrick addressing the class. Names in the graduating class include Raymond Kephart Elizabeth Myers Merrill Pritchett Helen Seeney John Bickling Mary Conroy Norman Bickling and Mary Pavlasky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
H. C. Hufnal
R. A. Kilpatrick
Department of Commerce
Raymond Kephart
Elizabeth Myers
Merrill Pritchett
Helen Seeney
John Bickling
Mary Conroy
Norman Bickling
Mary Pavlasky
Arthur Robertson
Samuel
Lancaster
Samuel Hudson
Francis Schoppe
Katherine Kennedy
Philadelphia
Ed. Schoppe
Olivia M. Coffin
Henderson
Europe
Egypt
Holy Land
Allie Sweeney
Roscoe Taylor
F. B. Sweeney
Wm. Phillips
Martin
Henry Pippin
Chester
Frank Marvel
Jane
Wilmington
P. A. Marvel
Chas, Cartwright and Children
Dora Melvin
Sara Hudson
Baltimore
Woodenhawk School Picnic Set After Teacher’s Florida Trip
Adams Cross Roads notes say the Woodenhawk School picnic will be held June 21 after Miss Reynolds returns from a three week Florida trip. Fred Fountain hosts an ice cream party for twenty three local friends last Wednesday. Several locals, including Elizabeth and Evelyn Bullock, Charles Johnson, and John Taylor, drove to Rehoboth last Sunday. Charles Fountain of Pennsylvania visits family here. Mary Johnson, Myrtle Adams and friends attended a Dover ball game Saturday. Mrs. John Adams, Edna, and Ola Scott visited Mrs. Earle Robinson Wednesday. Reba Adams visited Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Williams over the weekend. Alice Hastings and friends spent Sunday evening with Bernice Adams. Ida Parker visits her son Clarence Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodenhawk School
Reyjnolds
Florida
Fred Fountain
Elizabeth
Evelyn
Bullock
Charles Johnson
John Taylor
Rehoboth
Charles Fountain
Pennsylvania
Mary Johnson
Myrtle ‘Adams
Dover
John Adams
Edna
Ola Scott
iEarle Robinson
Reba Adams
Calvin Williams
Alice Hastings
Bernice Adams
Ida Parker
Clarence Parker
In Memoriam Pauline Virginia Gelletty
In loving memory of Pauline Virginia Gelletty who departed this life June 18 1929 A line of remembrance and memory fond and true a token of love and devotion Our hearts still long for you The years of her life were numbered When the messenger whispered I am ready to go Parents Sisters and Brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Virginia
Gelletty
Pha
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Baccalaureate Service and Local News
A large Ridgely congregation attended the baccalaureate at the Reformed Church last Sunday with Rev. Harry Zeigler and Rev. R. L. Tawes officiating and special music by a mixed church sextette. The issue lists graduations of local students and social visits, church activities, and upcoming events including a seafood supper by the Ladies Aid and a marriage at the Catholic Rectory.
County Extension News Poultry Day plans at College Park
On Monday June 16 a party of Caroline women will depart for the Rural Women's Short Course at College Park Maryland for a week. Poultry Day Tuesday August 12 will be held at College Park to coincide with the Farm Marketing Conference August 12 to 15. Official Poultry Day will be the first day. Housing at the University will be five dollars per person for the four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Edward Lane
Preston
Cleota Messick
B. Lawless
Federalsburg
Blaine Bullock
Marie Perry
J. Adams
Clifton ‘Crouse
Queen Anne
N. D. Spies
H. E
Towson Class of 1905 Silver Anniversary Attended
Burrsville visitors Mr and Mrs Alfred Raughley joined the Towson State Normal School alumni as twenty one of sixty seven members marked the twenty fifth anniversary. Unity Club cancels June 18 meeting. rescheduled July 16 at Mrs Rix Garey's home with a craft exhibit. Children and choir gave Union M E Church a service and 58.30 was collected. J W Price hosted the Mite Society of Union M P Church Tuesday June 10. News notes include visits among local families and daily greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Raughley
Baltimore
State Normal School
Towson
Raughley
Unity Club
Miss Spafford
Rix Garey
Union M. E
Hugh Vincent
Della Ryan
Farmington
Robert Irwin
Denton
Robert Stafford
Lewes Residents Attend Visits and Local News
Hobbs family hosts guests including Mrs D R Johnston Ruth Betty and Don ald of Lewes. Washington visitors J R Ricards and O J Chaffinch attended Bridgeville trip. J H Dandy to lead Christian Endeavor tomorrow. Helen Towers returns home from Washington College. Colister barn burned Friday. Henry Morgan visits Thomas home. Rev W T Archer at M BP Conference in Cambridge. Thurman Garrett and James Willoughby guests. Recent rain welcomed. farmers busy setting plants. I E Towers entered State Sanatorium Wednesday. Mrs Archer and children visiting Templeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Johnston
Ruth
Betty
Donald
Lewes
T. I. Towers
J. R. Ricards
Washington
O. J. Chaffinch
Bridgeville
J. H. Dandy
Thurman Garrett
James Willoughby
I. E. Towers
W. T. Archer
Templeville
Social visit notices from Smithville and area
Smithville households hosted and visited spread through Sunday evening. Families including Palmer Lare and T Jr Willin with son Thomas Jr of Federalsburg and others from Oak Grove Sharptown Hickman Greenwood shared time, while Edmond Neal bought a new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Lare
T. Jr. Willin
Thomas, Jr
Federalsburg
Edward Donovan
Stanley
Samuel Mackerd
Melvin and
Emma Mae
Oak Grove
Clarence Willin
Betty Elinor
Sharptown
T. Thomas
Hickman
J. H. Lare
Palmer’ Lare
Greenwood
Edmond Neal
In Loving Memory of Paul E Dukes
A mother writes of six months of heartache since Paul E Dukes was called away. She recalls his smile, laments the loneliness of home, and hopes he might return. The message closes with loving remembrances from his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Dukes
Paul
Hillsboro and area social notes highlight tours and visits
Mrs Powell Short with son William hosted Tri County Highs graduates on a moonlight steamer trip to Baltimore with a prepared supper aboard. Miss Gladys Gale led the Ladies Aid Society. The sixth grade hosted the seventh, and many locals from Hillsboro and nearby towns visited Baltimore, Atlantic City, Rehoboth, or Easton, with friends and relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Short and Son
William
Tri-County High
Baltimore
Love Point
Gladys Gale
Ladies Aid Society
Annie Jump
Ladies Guild
Hillsboro School
Avery Story
Arthur Avery
Crumpton
Alice
Dover
H. M. Thompson
Powell Short
Claude Baker
Atlantic City
Booker
Queenstown
Milton Beaven
Hackett Morgan
N. E. Knott
Easton
Stewart Gale
Gorman Mann
Sharptown
J. Norman Clark
Commencement sermon and church notices at Tri-County area
Senior Class commencement sermon given at the Auditorium by Rev. Lee H. Richcreek of St. Pauls Church using Phil 3 13 14 as text. Seniors and faculty entered to Onward Christian Soldiers with solos and choir anthem. Also Children’s Day observed at St Pauls with a large crowd. Various local notices of church services and social visits follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County High School
St. Paul’s Church
Lee H. Richcreek
Douglas Bird
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Powell Short
Everett Blades
Wilmington
Standard Oil Co
Denton Hotel
Mary Harrison
J. W. Covington
St. Michaels
Geo. Sam Lightner
Kentucky
Mollie Diggans
James Mullikin
Goldsboro
W. Kinnamon
Templeville
Spirls
Clyde Fleming
John DeFord
Madge Jump
Baltimore
Memorial Day Guests and Obituaries in Local Notes
Mrs Stella Willoughby of Toms River and her son Carroll with his wife and daughter of Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs John Cohee on Sunday. Minos Cohee died at his Elwood home aged 66, brother to John Cohee. George Williamson and daughter of New Jersey spent Memorial Day with Mr and Mrs S E Storey. Mrs J F McConnell visited her son Philip near Federalsburg. Mrs Carrie Collins spent Sunday with her daughter Elsie at Chestnut Woods. Children's Day was observed at the Church on Sunday the 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Willoughby
Toms River
N. J
Carroll
Baltimore
John Cohee
Minos Cohee
Elwood
George Williamson
New Jersey
E. Storey
J. F. McConnell
Philip
Federalsburg
Carrie Collins
Elsie
Chestnut Woods
Preston church school and worship schedule
Preston The Church of the New Jerusalem holds Sunday School at 10 15 a m with Divine Worship at 11 o clock the lesson Micah and his Idols Jud XVII theme The Lord Victorious At Williston Sunday School at 2 p m and worship at 3 o'clock Epiphany Mission Preston services Sunday Sunday School at 10 a m and morning prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock St Andrew's Mission Hurlock Holy Communion and sermon at 9 a m Sunday School at 10 a m and evening prayer and sermon at 8 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the New Jerusalem
Micah
Lord
Williston
Epiphany
Preston
St. Andrew's Mission
Hurlock
Orphans Court Approves Filings in Caroline County Session
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges West, Harper and Shawn. Orders approved include selling stocks of Sallie K. Redhead by administrator Donald E. Jefferson. releases filed by Edward E. Nuttle for Sallie A. Williams. inventories and appraisements for Martha Wilson and other estates. private sale grant for Martha B. Noble property. accounts of sales for Amos L. Fishell. probate set for June 24, 1930. revocation of Alva J. Fishell letters. additional debts and final accounts for William H. Robinson estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Harper and Shawn
Donald E. Jefferson
Sallie K. Redhead
Edward E. Nuttle
Sallie A. Williams
Cambridge Maryland Hospital Inc
Home For
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Methodist Episcopal Church
Federalsburg
W. Bruce Wilson
Martha Wilson
T. Noble Jarrell
Charles B. Harrison
Martha B. Noble
Mary E. Miley
William H. Miley
Lacy C. Murphy
Elizabeth M. Todd
Harriet E. Murphy
Amos L. Fishell
Fred R. Owens
Graduation at Salisbury Normal School Highlighted by Knotts Family
Templeville notes report Mrs Gurney Knotts, Mrs A G Peacock, Miss Elizabeth Knotts and Mr Roland Knotts attended the Salisbury Normal School graduation on Monday June 9 where daughter Dorothy Knotts also graduated. Other brief visits include Helen Golt of Wilmington with her parents, D C Haynes and Blossom Cooper visiting Mrs John Davis, and Rev B T Wentworth and daughter at Knotts. Children’s Day at Templeville Church set for June 15 evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Knotts
A. G. Peacock
Elizabeth Knotts
Roland Knotts
Salisbury Normal School
Dorothy Knotts
Helen Golt
Wilmington
Del
T. H. Golt
D. C. Haynes
Blossom Cooper
Federalsburg
John Davis
H. T. Griffith
Wilkinsburg
John Griffith
Linwood McKnett
Marcus Hook
L. A. McKnett
Jamaica
N. Y
Kate O. Knotts
Ruth Purnell
Sadlersville
M. B. Kinnaman
B. T. Wentworth
Templeville
Ella Bowen
Effa Knotts
William H. Kinnamon
Clayton
A. H. Guer
Tacoma
M. E. Perkins
Williston Matrimony and Social News Splash
Miss Marie Louise Blazejak daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Blazejak and Mr Joseph Daniel Baczak of Baltimore were married last Sunday morning in the Catholic Church at Denton A reception followed at the bride's parents home in Williston Afterward the couple will reside in Baltimore. Also noted are visits parties and illnesses among local residents with names and places including Wilmington Philadelphia Roxbury Pa Swarthmore Norristown Cambridge Hospital and Preston, reflecting a lively social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Louise Blazejak
Mike Blazejak
Joseph Daniel Baczak
Baltimore
Denton
Williston
Baczak
W. T. Love
Wm. Love, J Jr
Wilmington
Ed. Hunt
Johnstown
Dewey
John Foyle
Foyle
Roxbury, Pa
Henrietta Frey
Nat Frey
Henry Cook
Robert Cook
Wm. Willoughby
A. B. Knoblock
Swarthmore
G. H. Bod‘amer
Philadelphia
Charlotte Hignutt
Cambridge Hospital
C. W. Bacon and
Chester
Esther Hinkle
Norristown
E. B. Maloney
W. C. Maloney
Preston
Price In sad loving remembrance of Edward Price
A mother recalls her son Edward Price who died June 7 1929 in a heartfelt remembrance poem. She speaks of clinging to memories and wishing to say goodbye while praying for eternal rest. The verse honors his memory and asserts he is not forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dear
Seventh Grade Graduates Held in County Schools
Promotion exercises for the seventh grades were held across the county with ceremonies in Greensboro, Denton, and other towns. The program included hymns, prayers, music, and certificate presentations led by Prof. E. M. Noble, followed by a complete list of graduates by town and student names.
Lifting consciousness beyond human belief verbatim
The quote reflects a belief that the good desired is humanity's divine heritage, urging elevated awareness above everyday discord and doubt in a Christian Science context. It emphasizes timeless spiritual truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Sentinel
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Paramount On Parade
Adams Cross Roads
Memoriam
County Extension News
Hobbs
Smithville
Hillsboro
Tuckahoe
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Templeyville
Greensboro
Massa
E. M. Noble
Bendemeer
Evelyn Ford
Fred Gsell
Pauline Gulrick
Anna Lucas
Stephen Rodimak
Catherine Walls
Loretta Ware
Helen Vican
Mildred Carter
Ellen Conroy
McLoyd Emerson
Edith M. Gibson
John Gibson
Rhoderick Miller
Katherine Montague
George Zlock
Mary Louise Bennett
Mildred Bennett
John Jarrell
Mildred iRoe
Mary Scotton
Betty Smith
Moore
Earl Bilbrough
Catherine ,Camper
Cleveland Camper
Maud Gottwall
Francis Meredith
John Pogany
Howard Richard
Hazel Schulties
Norris Williamson
Elizabeth E. Adams
T. Anthony
Benjamin C. Beckham
Calvin B. Butler
Margaret C. Parks
Clarence A. Pearson
Ruth H. Pinder
Clinton C. Porter
Sarah E. Pritchett
Robert Sikes
Milldred F. Smith
Minnie E. Snedeker
George H. Spiering
Ruth Eleanor Taylor
Anna V. Urry
Dorothy J. Walls
Anna E. Weineke
Sarah A. Woodward
Emma Mae Wyatt
Leslie Wyatt
Bridgetown
Louise Bickling
William Cooper Gibson
Catherine Chance
Hugh Martin
Thomas Martin
Catherine Noble
Hattie Slaughter
Harry Allfather
James Baker
Pauline Bareford
Neva Barwick
Henry Blazejak
Mary Emily Breeding
Wilbert Butler
Robert Calloway
Ben Chaffinch
Wray Cohee
Marguerite Coulbourne
Dukes Coulbourne
Ella Crouse
Alma Deen
William Doran
Harvey Fleetwood
Harry Flaharty
Mary Gelletty
George Goldsborough
Russell Good
Marion Griffith
Marvin Henry
Emma Hollister
Dorothy Jones
Margaret Knotts
Otto Koenig
Claudia Meeks
Leon Messer
Willard Neighbors
Walter Ott
Willard Ott
Joe Lee Parker
Charlotte Pasterfield
Aldridge Pepper
Emma Perry
Mary Pringle
Frederick Rice
Louise Roe
George Samis
Elizabeth Satterfield
Cleda Shaffer
Erma Shaffer
Kenneth Shaffer
Howard Shank
Helen Stafford
Lester Stafford
Parker Stone
Louise Thawley
Mason Thawley
Julia Towers
Lillian Towers
Gertrude Wheatley
Lewis White
Geo
Herbert Wilson, Jr
Doris Woodie
Fred Woodie
Elsie Wright
Stewart Wright
Thomas Wyatt
Oaks
George P. Adams
John Cannon
Howard Johnson
Mary C. Lister
Leslier Jas
Smith
Norman F. Willoughby
Andersontown
Dawson Liden
Helen Melvin
Mabel Seedlers
Roland Seeders
Helen Trice
Bickman
Etta Porter
Harmony
Edith Briscoe
Virgil Daffin
Thelma Dearth
Edward Howard
Ruth Howard
Elizabeth Todd
Robert Towers
Eunice Carroll
Isabel Chambers
Nell Fooks
Clarence Frase
Irvin Gadow
Pauline Gadow
Robert Gadow
Mildred Hopkins
Milton Lane
Leon Murphy
Eugene Nelson
Hooper Parrott
Dorothy Lee Patchett
Elizabeth Paul
David Perry
Henrietta Poole
Joseph Parchal
Nelson Rieck
Preston Saunders
Frieda Schmick
Gibson Schmidt
Frederick Seaman
Frances Smith
Sarah Smith
Katherine Spies
Perry Stewart
Elsie Taylor
Virginia Towers
Winfield Trice
Marie Willoughby
Walter Wright
Hubbard
Harvey Eng
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