Social News Highlights From Denton and Surroundings
The column records several marriages and engagements including Harry Christopher and Florence Nicholson at Elkton, and Leila Dean marrying Zora Cannon with ties to Eddystone and Chester Shipbuilding. It notes Travel to Wilmington for dinners, a stay at Hotel Norris Easton, and local employment shifts. It lists visitors to Mortis and Marcus Hook, bank staff appointments at Denton National Bank, and students at Beacon Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Christopher
Louise Kerr
Eddystone
Leila Dean
Zora Walton Cannon
Cannon
Caroline
Chester Shipbuilding Co
Fdldystone
Edward Chuk
B. Mildred
H. Frank Reed
Oxford
Pas
Grace M. FE
H. F. Randolph
Wilmington
Del
William D. Uhler
State Raids Commission of
Pennsylvania
John T. Ridgely
Sykesville
Charles Carey
Cambridge
P. T. Wakter
Aberdeen
Poine
William 9. Abler
Washington
H. Earle Smith
William Ubter Wheeler
Baltimore
George R. West
Little Dhaughter
Glidys
Atlantic City
West
Thomas C. West
J. Roland Chaffinch
Denton National Bank
Edna Walls
Queen Anne's Bank
Centreville
Many Women Workers in Government War Effort
Government relies on women as war programs expand. Civil service hires rise from 30,000 to about 70,000 in one year with over 25,000 women. Jobs span stenographers, bookkeepers, draftsmen, nurses, chemists, inspectors, and more. The Civil Service Commission urges women to offer services to sustain operations behind the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lige
War and Navy Departments
United States Civil Service Commission
Washing Machines for the Farm Feature
A farm life column argues that family washing is the hardest task for farm women. It claims power washing machines cut a day of labor to two hours, easing backbreaking work and water hauling, and urges adoption of any machine to speed laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Power
Pasoline
Local Notes Passages From Harrington and Denton
Miss Eva A Thawley visits Harrington sister as Mrs Hammond travels to Hadden Heights New Jersey to aid Mrs Garrett who is recovering from a broken arm A Wes ley M E Church service draws large crowd with weekly Sundays planned Mrs Charles N Fountain returns from Camden and Riverside visits Mrs Wilton Pippin Annie Raughley hosts Denton guests Rain halts some farm work Elizabeth Sapp and M Evelyn Wyatt hosted by Sapp families Numerous local visits and a new car for ROHL Wyatt with Children Day at Weeley Mt 1 Church on June 2nd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva A. Thawley
Coursey Hammond
Harrington
R. C. Garrett
Hadden Heights
New Jersey
W. N. Conaway
Wesley M. E. Church
Charles N. Fountain
Bradie Fountain
Camden
Wilton Pippin
Riverside
Annie Raughley
T. AL. Wyatt
Denton
Seldon Raughbley
Whiteleysburg
M. L. Wyatt
R. T. Dill
Rachel M. Harvey
Den
Weeley Mt 1. Church
Rohl Wyatt
Hobbs Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Birthdays
Mrs TM Willey and daughter Miss Fether returned from Baltimore with Miss Margaret Merriken. Venerable Mrs R A Merriken of Washington, D C, reported critically ill with pneumonia. Red Cross services at Union M E Church, Ames Mothers Day address by Rev W L Jump. Mr J H Merriken celebrated 78th birthday. Local visits include Deputy Clerk Smith, Fountain, Thawley, C Bradley and Ralph, and Navy reservist Gilbert Johnson. Ice cream social and ripe Hobbs strawberries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TM. Willey
Fether
Baltimore
Margaret J. Merriken
State Normal School
Mia
Willey
Merriken
Towson
R.A. Merriken
Washington, D.C
Pederalsburg
Hubbs
Red Cross
Union M. BP
W. L. Jump
W. LL Jump
Ames
J. WH. Merriken
Birch
Drop FL Smith
Susan Smith
W. OR. Fountain
George Thawley
Camp Meade
C. Bradley
Ralph
Felton
Jump
Gilbert C. Johnson
U. S. Navy
Hobbs
J. A. Balling
Arthur
Brownsville
W. E. Hubbard
Mr. Willey
Yellow Bridge Social Roundup and Local Weather
Mesers Geo Corkran and C F Thawley motored to Slaughter Beach Tuesday and returned Wednesday with trout for their use. Heavy Monday night rain delayed local corn planting. Rev Alfred Scarborough was entertained Sunday evening by Mr and Mrs C E Thawley. Miss Ruth Whiteley and Miss Evelyn Lankford stayed Friday night with Miss Alice Payne. Children's exercises set for Zion M P Church Sunday night May 26. Mrs C E Thawley visited brother near Oak Grove. Miss Alice Payne stayed with Mrs C B E Thawley Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Giffard Howdle in East Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Corkran
C.F. Thawley
Alfred Scarborough
C. E. Thawley
Ruth Whiteley
Evelyn Lankford
Alice Payne
Zion M. OP
Oak Grove
C. BE. Thawley
Giffard Howdle
East
Relance: Rogers entertain guests from Denton and Camp Meade
Mr and Mrs George Rogers entertained Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Roland Satterfield and daughter Elizabeth of Denton Mr and Mrs of Rogers and daughter Alverta of Federalsburg Rev EBL Marshall Edward and Harry Marshall Wilbur Kettering and Private William Betton of Camp Meade Mr and Mrs Ira Wheatley entertained Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Frank Lankford and Mr and Mrs Henry Morris Misses Lillian Lankford Vivian Wainwright and Mr Wash Wheatley Mr and Mrs Lee Morris Everett and Ernest Morris and Ira Wheatley spent Tuesday in Cambridge Miss Lydia Moris has gone to Cambridge Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers
Roland Satterfield
Elizabeth
Denton
of Rogers
Alverta
Federalsburg
Ebl. Marshall
Edward
Harry Marshall
Wilbur Kettering
Walliam Betton
Camp Meade
Ira Wheatley
Frank Lankford
Henry Morris
Lillian Lankford
Vivian Wainwright
Wash Wheatley
Lee Morris
Messrs. Everett
Ernest Morris
Cambridge
Lydia Moris
Cambridge Fospital
Social Guests and Family Visits Reported in Local Notes
Mr and Mrs C W Prettyman and family from Ridgely visited Mas and Mrs J F E Cheesum on Sunday. Mrs McM White of Wilmington and Mr Thomas Willis of Easton were Friday guests of Mr Ella Carmine. Mr Purcell Gadew has returned to Baltimore for medical treatment of a dislocated elbow. Miss Kathryn Mears and Mr Claude Mears of Beulah visited Mr J F Cheesum. Miss Iva Griffith spent the week end with Miss Marie Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Prettyman
Ridgely
Mas
J. FE. Cheesum
McM. White
Wilmington
Thomas Willis
Easton
Ella Carmine
Purcell Gadew
Baltimore
Kathryn Mears
Claude Mears
Beulah
J. F. Cheesum
Iva Griffith
Marie Perry
Mrs. W. H. Smith4 Dies at 52 in Ridgely
Mrs. W H Smith4 died May 13 at age 52. Funeral held at Methodist Church with Rev J J Bunting and Rev L S Mathews officiating. burial at Sadlersville. Survived by husband and three sisters. Attendees from Washington Henderson Greensboro Wilmington and Marydel. Also notes on Epworth League officers and church fund drives, local club meeting, baptisms and confirmations, and various social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Greensboro
FE. FP. Smith
Kenton
Howard Smith
Mollie Richards
Wilmington
Alfred Smith
Wyoming
Hannah Baughley
Belle Dailey
Effie Heather
Marydel
Epworth League
LS. Matthews
Gladys Smith
Ada Matthews
Mesdames Kanttman
Swine
Viola Jones
Mary Laird
J. J. Sunting
Ebenezer Church
C. W. Jackson
Rebecca Swing
Virginia Hayes
Monaghan
Cliss
Florence Laird
Blanch Laid
Susie Marvel
Anna Richards
Pred Madani
Wilbon Jackson
Ros. Simons
Mervyn Seward
St John’s College, Annapolis
Frank Matthews
Marcus Hook
JS. Matthews
William Harrison, Jr
Marty Madara
Florida
Flop. Elerr
Ridgely
Pennsylvania
Noble Pippin
Camp Din
Mro
Robert Pippin
Philadelphia
Helen White
Georgetown
Delit Green
Charry Gibson
Baltimore
C. C.travell
Sara Hoffman
Amanda Saulsbury
Church of the Brethren
Armour & Co
M.D. VC
FE. Beaumont
Hillsboro
Leland Russell
Newark
N. J
D. M. Sming
T. W. Jones
Washington
Sara Troftman
Sara Neff
Ernest Smith
Camp Meade
W.c.tn. U
J. D. Davis
Rosannah Richards
Real Estate Transfers See Clerk Records List
Real estate transfers recorded include W Carroll Vasterfieht and Christian Holsinger for several acres in the Seventh district. Albert Sisk to Ulysses Adams for Pro acres in Fourth district. Agnes Harper to Bowdle for a Fourth district lot. Besse Bryant to George Redden for 650 acres in Fifth district. Alexine Chattinch to Howard Sullivan for So acres in Third district. Amela Engle to Lizzie Montague for 5 acres in Fourth district. J Roland Chaffineh et al to Corinne Sturkey Thomas Hobbs property for 3000 dollars. J Orem Ceen to John W Funk for 7 acres in Second district. Georgeanna Gravatt to T Pliny Fisher for 6 4 acres in Third district. A W Comfort to Jonathan Parsons for Second district property 33950. George E Taylor to Emerson Wills for 76 acres in Fourth district 800. Octavia Jester to J Francis Jester for 7500 square feet in Fifth district 84. Bertha Skethway to James F Jester for a Fifth district lot 75 dollars. Silas Sparklin to Joseph P Patchett Federalsburg property. Georgeanna Gravatt to John T Carter for 44 acres in Third district 390.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carroll Vasterfieht
Christian S. Holsinger
Albert W. Sisk
Ulysses G. Adams
Agnes H. Harper
William W. Bowdle
Besse RR
Bryant
George T. Redden
Sifth
Alexine Chattinch
Howard F. Sullivan
Amela Engle
Lizzie Montague
J. Roland Chaffineh Et al
Corinne Sturkey Thomas
Hobbs
J. Orem Ceen
John W. Funk
Cgeorgeanna Gravatt
T. Pliny Fisher
A. W. Comfort
Jonathan S. Parsons
George E. Taylor
Emerson Wills
Octavia Jester
J. Francis Jester
Bertha Skethway
James F. Jester
Silas Sparklin
Joseph P. Patchett
Federalsburg
Georgeanna Gravatt
John T. Carter
Graduation Day Announced for Caroline County High Schools
Public schools in Caroline county will close Friday June 7. Commencement dates follow: Federalsburg June 16, Denton and Ridgely June 11, Preston June 12, Greensboro June 13. Prospective graduates listed for Greensboro Federalsburg Caroline Preston and Ridgely high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Denton and Ridgely
Preston
Greensboro
Greensboro High School
Mabel Cohee
Edna Carrow
Anna Carter
Audrey Jewell
Caroline High School
Martha Beck
Emma Bloxsom
Hilda Cade
Mary Deweese
Mildred Downes
Adeline Fisher
Louise Fisher
Ruth Hill
Lois Krabrill
Anna Lucas
Florence Seeders
Elizabeth Stevens
Miriam Todd
Esther Willey
Della Wooters
Walter Case
Alton McDaniel
John Slaughter
Preston High School
Charles Andrews
Noble Kelley
Roland Taylor
Emmeline Bradley
Elsie Reich
Federalsburg High School
Tazel Towers
Hilda Covey
Mildred Wright
Mabel Clarke
Ruth Harper
Marguerite Wilson
Grace Blake
Edith McMahan
Robert Davis
Everett Nuttle
William Wagoner
Walter Holt
Noble Calloway
Albert Jones
Arthur Noble
Roy Nichols
Earle Alford
Sheriman Neal
Linwood Howeth
Ridgely High School
C. Wilson Jackson
Fred Madara
Rose Simons
Blanche Laird
Florence Laird
Susie Marvel
The Raughley War Case Settled
The Raughley will suit began in Queen Anne's Court before Judges Adkins and Hopper with a large crowd and about a hundred witnesses. After two hours of negotiations a settlement ended the case with plaintiff James T Raughley paid 1000 by legatee Alfred Baughbley, all costs to be borne by each side. A similar settlement occurred earlier with Mrs Mary Emima Locke who had contested the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne’s Court
Adkins
James ‘T. Raughley
Alfred Baughbley
Apo
Mary Emima Locke
Death of Henry C Rawlings and Henry Maloney in Richmond
Henry C Rawlings a Kent County native long resident of Caroline died at Greensboro aged about 75 after a long illness. Funeral in Greensboro Sunday with Rev G R Neece. He was a harness maker farmer and former postmaster and Orphans Court candidate. Survived by children H Claude Raymond B and several daughters. Interment Greensboro Cemetery. Henry T Maloney of Caroline County died in Richmond at 76 after two years illness. Clerk of the U S Court of Appeals at Richmond for many years he spent most of his life in court service. Interment Eas ton. He is survived by relatives and many nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Rawlings
Kent County
Delaware
Caroline
Nea Greensboro
G. R. Neece
Greensboro
Ile
Orphans’ Court
Cleveland
Maloney
Parlett
Baltimore
F. P. Covey
Denton
T. H. Hollingsworth
Easton
United States Court of Appeals
Richmond
Greensboro Delegates at Federalsburg County Convention
In Federalsburg at the county convention M I Sunday School workers from Greensboro attended. Delegates included J W W Porter and Blanche Jackson. Indicted in the large Greensboro delegation were Lena Lewis G O Neese G R Stull Adelaide Griffin Herbert Dill Bayard Ethel Vancant Henry Cohoe Mabel. Guests included Barry Moore and Mrs William Moore of Greensboro and William Moore of Wilmington. Visitors also noted from Cambridge and Wilmington. In St Pauls Church Greensboro a drive aided Methodist boys in the war. Harold Baggs and family from Atlantic City visited Greensboro parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I
M. P
Federalsburg
J. W. W. Porter
Blanche Jackson
Lena Lewis
G. O. Neese
R. R. Stull
Adelaide Griffin
Herbert Dill
Bayard
Ethel Vancant
Henry Cohee
Mabel
Barry Moore
William Moore
Greensboro
Wilmington
R. Frank Eaton
Chestertown
Laura West
Edith Dill
Cambridge
Wm. D. Bishop
John T. Clark
St. Pauls Church
Harold Baggs
Atlantic City
Examination for Hobbs Postmaster Vacancy Announcement
The Civil Service Commission announces an examination to be held at Denton on June 8 to certify candidates for the Hobbs postmaster role and other possible vacancies in the office. Last year’s compensation was $409. Applicants must be 21 or older and reside within the supplied post office territory. application blanks available at the Hobbs post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
United States Civil Service Commission
Denton
Hobbs Post Office
Damage suit filed over deadly train automobile crash
John Dill as administrator of Alfred Dill sues PB and W Railroad Co in Superior Court of New Castle County Delaware for 315000 alleging death of Alfred Dill and a second fatality, Mrs. Arthur Scully, when the car was struck by a train just below Claymont on Thanksgiving Day. Trial set to begin Wednesday May 22 with Dill represented by Goldsborough firm and the railroad by Ward Gray Neary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dill
Alfred Dill
Superior Court
New Castle County
Delaware
PB. & W. Railroad Company
Arthur Scully
Easton
Claymont
T. Alan Goldsborough
Denton
Marvil
Layton
Goldsboro
Woman's Land Army Calls Women to Enlist for War Effort
The Women's Land Army of America issues an SOS urging women with strength to hoe and rake to enlist to help farmers grow crops needed to win the war. Pledge vacation time if you cannot sign for the full summer. paid work, housing, and meals provided. Apply at 200 West Saratoga Street, Maryland for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Land Army of America
Woman'’s Land Army of Maryland
Saratoga Street
In loving remembrance of James II Thawley obituary
In loving memory of James II Thawley who died May 20 1916 two years ago. There is no death, only transition, as the poet said, and we wait for the promise of no more death or pain. Family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James II
Thawley
St John
Red Cross War Fund forms drive team captains
A meeting at the Court House in Denton elected county team captains and alternates for the Red Cross War Fund drive. Robt Jarrell Jr and district leaders were chosen along with a treasurer, Prof W S Crouse, urged for broad public support to relieve suffering worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Denton
Red Cross War Fund
Red Cross
Robt. Jarrell, Jr
Goldsboro
J. S. Lapham
F. P. Roe
Greensboro
F. R. Malone
Teensboro
Harry A. Roe
T. Pliny Fisher
Walter M. Wright
Preston
Ellie Wright
T. H. Chambers
Federalsburg
J. R. Charles
Harry M. Thompson
Hillsboro
W. J. Sparks
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Ridgely
William W. Seward
Thos
H. Everngam
Benjamin Lawless
Hobbs
W. 5
Crouse
Senator Brown Visits To Support Farm Boys
Senator Henry Brown of Kent county visited on Wednesday to promote the United States Boys Working Reserve. The program offers 16 to 21 year olds work with guidance and safeguards, aiding farmers facing higher crop demands to feed armies and allies. Applications are directed to the county agent and school superintendent offices, with Labor Department oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
Kent County
United States Boys Working Reserve
Farmers of America
Brown
United States Department of Labor
Big Army for the Farm A Maryland youth labor plan
The U S Boys Working Reserve program aims to enroll youths aged sixteen to twenty one from Maryland high schools and colleges to aid farm crops. Frank I Cahn directs from Fort Union Trust Building as federal liaison, stressing patience from farmers and the goal of increasing food for soldiers abroad. Wheat prices 32.24 and corn 31.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frank I. Cahn
Fort Union Trust Building
Department of Labor
Washington
U. S
Baltimore City
France
Chilhood
Areen
More Men for Camp Meade Drafted Caro county list to join May 25
Six young men from Caroline county depart Denton aiming to become skilled mechanicians under War Department orders. The list names Sisk of Preston, Mchnatt of Greensboro, Trazzare of Denton, Hicks of Hillsboro, Brown of Federalsburg, Perry of Denton along with numerous alternates from Denton Federalsburg Preston Ridgely Greensboro and Wilmington awaiting Camp Meade posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Denton
Joseph Gilbert Sisk
Preston
Alexander Mchnatt
Greensboro
Clifford ‘T. ‘Trazzare
Clifton R. W. Hicks
Hillsboro
War Department
Pittsburg
James Earle Brown
Federalsburg
John Arthur Perry
Pennsylvania State College
Lemont
Caroline
Camp Meade
Edward C. Cahall
Henderson
Fred E. Jones
Lawrence J. Harrington
Clinton Thomas Carroll
Luther Clinton Neal
William G. Loewe
Fred Houston Scott
Samuel Taylor Jopp
Lawrence Smith
Clarence Frederick Lane
Ridgely
William Robert Edge
Herbert Hutson
Leonas V. Wright
Harry Leon Mitchell
James Herbert Reese
Joseph Howard Perry
Charlie Edwards
Andrew I
Brumbaugh
Harry Elmer Hopkins
Charles Tillman Harvey
Olin Beverly Wright
Marion Earl Mills
Leland Columbus Wright
Everett Edward Willin
Oak Grove
Edward M. Pinkine
Ralph E. Coulbourn
Emmons Harvey Reed
Raymond B. Blanche
Albert Fletcher Sisk
Joseph Francis Ward
Carlton West
Samuel B. Cohee
Marydel
Royland
Allie H. Satterfield
William McKnott Fleming
Goldsboro
Norman Harris
Herbert Paul Craft
Harlan D. Clevenger
Vaughn Collins Wyatt
Chester Arthur Hudson
Wilmington
Lee A. Walden
Choptank
Daniel Fields, Jr
Daniel Willard Sparklin
Philip Florentz Vonwille
William
Costly War Victory Is Cheaper in Long Run
The piece argues that regardless of the price, winning the war costs less than losing it. A German victory would erase the money spent, force indemnities, and trigger ongoing foreign trade collapse. Loss would threaten national liberty and independence, and our global rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Quotas From the Counties for May Draft Call
The draft call set for May 25 lists county quotas for Maryland. Allegany 79, Anne Arundel 139, Calvert 36, Caroline 47, Carroll 7, Cecil 57, Charles 57, Dorchester 88, Frederick 105, Garrett 55, Harford 85, Howard 29, Kent 45, Montgomery 73, Prince George s 50, Queen Annes 48, St. Marys 44, Somerset 78, Talbot 35, Washington 134, Wicomico 84, Worcester 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Prince George's
Queen Anne's
St. Mary's
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
In Memoriam for Mrs Mary E Trice 1918
In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother Mrs Mary E Trice who departed this life April 2 1918 aged 12 years Dearest mother thou hast left us And thy loss we deeply feel But tis God who has bereft us He can all our sorrows heal By her daughter Mrs Will Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Trice
Will Smith
Hicks and Gorsuch Wed at Parents Home
Monday evening May 13 at the groom's home the ceremony joined Clifford Hicks and Irene Gorsuch in the presence of immediate relatives. Rev EW McDowell officiated and the groom departed Wednesday for Pittsburgh to begin a mechanical course for government work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Hicks
Irene Gorsuch
EW. McDowell
Pittsburgh
Social News From Woodenhawk Report
Mrs Thurman Adams visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Roger Adams. Mr and Mrs Harry Chaffinch spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs E H Short. Misses Helen and Mildred Noble spent Sunday with Miss Ola Chaffinch.
George L Jump Hardware Company announces new ownership
Mrs. George L. Jump announces the purchase of her late husband’s hardware and farm implement business in Queen Anne Md. The shop will operate as the George L Jump Hardware Company with Henry E Morgan as business manager. She pledges up‑to‑date stock and attentive service to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Jump
Queen Anne
Henry E. Morgan
Queen Anne, Md
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John Bages
Bullock Agency
Maryland Bankers
Penton School
Federalstarg
Elijah Griffith
Nuwe Ouanlware Co
J. Fletcher Clark
G. Leroy Jump
C. T. Wratts
Denton WE. E
WL AL Wise
Preston M. E
George Hewitt
Mr. E. Sunday School
Jammes FH Nichols
Preston Tommorrow
J. E. Smith
Williston
Wr. Smith
Denton M. E. Church
Talbot County
Maryland Conservation Commission
J. Howard Pacterfield
Parker's Theatre
Carlyle Blackwell
Sally
Montagu Love
Fatty Arbuckle
Charles Richman
Anna Q. Nilsson
Thomas Beulah
Thomas J. Kinder
Nan Cook
Warrington
Ericson
State Agricultural College
Po Im
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Burrsville
Ton
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Liden, Moore and Covey
George F. Stutzman
Barbara Stutzman
Laura S. Sigler
Harvey L. Cooper
Thomas W. Jones
Risden E. Fountain
Lucy W. Morgan
Kelley
Lincoln D. Kelley
John Fuchs
John George Fuchs
Charles B. Harrison
Elizabeth Fuchs
Frank HH. Lewis
Abram W. Lewis
William E. Lewis
John B. Lewis
Frank HL. Lewis
Amelia Engle
Charles EF. Kogle
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Women's Land Army
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