Staples Ackerman Contract for Seventh Street Sewer Awarded
South Bend firm Staples & Ackerman awarded Seventh Street sewer from Washington to Douglas at 5724.50 with main line cost 3724.50 and South End expense 1423.50. North Eighth Street sewer goes to Amandus M. Smith of Hobart at 2792.75. Awards cover several sections with bids tabulated by City Engineer Haverly as council considers injunction talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bb. Cripe
Nymeyer
Seventh Street
Washington
Kouglas
Staples & Ackerman
Sofiend
First Alley
Jackson Street
Main Street
Franklin Street
Main
South Bend
North Lighth
Amandus M. Smith
Hobart
Purl Street
Mmerson Street
Goshen Dlmbing & Heating Co
Kuts
P. Wipskind & Sons
Wabash
Goshen Plumbing & Heating Co
I. G. Lehman
Sam Cripe
John &. Crine
Collins
Manrow
Brookmyer
Haverly
Douglas
Staples, & Ackerman
South Sethian
Elkhart
W. OW
Hatch & Sons Co
Gosen Wa
Pete
S. OE
D. A.W
Alter
Columbia City
W. Hipskind & Sons
van der Weel Bros
Grand Rapids, Mich
Goshen Phumbing & Heating Co
Bo Nutz
Goshen
Ann
Seventh
W. OW. Hatch & Sons Co
Kessler and Walter
P. Hipskind & Sons
van der Weer Bros
Goshen Plum & Heat. Co
North Eighth Street
Stames & Ackerman
W. W. Hatch & Sons Co
van der Weel
Third Street
Timeegel Street
Bid Won For Ligonier Sewer Contract At 2009.60
Harry Spurgeon of Ligonier secured the sewer contract at 2009.60 after bidding against A L Bender of Topeka and others, with his bid 655.70 below the nearest competitor. The bidders included Northern Construction Co Frank J Miller Co Elkhart Isaac H Wells Co Kalamazoo and Go shen firm W W Hatch Sons Co. Custom hatching insures efficiency and economy. Price 75 eggs 2 Hatch Monday. W H Schadt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biden
W. W. Hatch & Sons Co
Goshen
Ligonier
Harry Spurgeon
A. L. Bender
Topeka
Northern Construction Co
Frank J. Miller Co
Elkhart
Isaac H. Wells Co
Kalamazoo
W. H. Schadt
School supply agents given suspended sentences in fraud case
George M. Ray of the Indianapolis Herald Clarence C. Shipp Clarence A. Haitkins and Orville M. Hendricks pleaded guilty in Clay circuit court to defrauding Judson and Harrison townships of 13 dollars through a crafting process. All money to be returned as part of suspended sentences ranging from two to 14 years. Editor Ray is a well known figure in Elkhart county and visits the area often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
George M. Ray
Indianapolis Herald
Clarence C. Shipp
Claaence A. Haitkins
Orville M. Hendricks
Clay
Judson
Harrison Township
Lusitania Reported Torpedoed Off Irish Coast
New York May 7 Cunard line agents received an unconfirmed report that the Lusitania carrying a large party of passengers was torpedoed off the Irish coast last Thursday. The statement comes as officials await verification from maritime authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ray Landon Sues for Divorce Over Cruelty and Desertion
Ray Landon of this city files for divorce from Katherine Brandeberry Landon in circuit court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and desertion. Married December 21, 1913, they separated June 1, 1914, and have one child Ned Edward Landon. Mrs. Landon, once employed at a five and ten cent store, lives with her mother Mrs. Mary Brandeberry in Wawaka. The couple had priorly debated divorce but reconciled briefly. most serious dispute centers on the wife’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Landon
Katherine Brandeberry-Landon
Ned
Edward Landon
Landon
Mary Brandeberry
Wawaka
Goshen Scenes Included in Lincoln Highway Films
Signed by Charles E. Gorham Clayton G. Landis and Herbert H. Gortner the special committee of the Commercial club, the Goshen scenes feature 10 000 feet of film with 200 feet showing Goshen and surrounding territory. A 15 day notice plus 48 hour notices set filming times, three hours needed to project, Jefferson Theater to host receipts share, Goshen cost estimated between 150 and 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Gorham
Clayton G. Landis
Herbert H. Gortner
Commercial Club
Goshen
Lincoln Highway
the Jefferson
16 Year Old Orie Blough Dies After Illness
Orie Edward Blough, 16, died yesterday at 5 p.m. at his parents home in Fast Goshen after a nine week illness following an appendicitis operation. He is survived by parents J. K. Blough, a brother Henry, and a sister Edna. Funeral at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Church of the Brethren Clinton and Fifth streets. Friends meet at 2:30 p.m. at the home. Rev A I Ropp to conduct services. Interment in Violet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie Edward Blough
J. K. Blough
Fast Goshen
Henry
Edna
Church of the Brethren
Clinton
Fifth Streets
A. IX. Ropp
Violett Cemetery
Mrs Estep Dies After Surgery at Elkhart General
Mrs Alpheus Estep of Milford neighborhood died last night after an operation at Elkhart General Hospital. She is survived by her husband two sons aged six and eight and her father ex Trustee W E Thomas of Scott Township Kosciusko county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus Estep
Milford
General Hospital
Elkhart
W. E. Thomas
Scott Township
Kosciuskoe County
Elkhart Restaurateur Sells Fixtures to New Operators
FE BE Church of Elkhart who recently bought the O K restaurant has sold the furniture and fixtures to Harley Peffiley and Lon Cripe who will conduct the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. BE. Church
Elkhart
O. K
Harley Peffiley
Lon Cripe
Remonstrators Drive Fort Wayne Toward Dry Ward
Liquor license remonstrators are active in Fort Wayne and may push the Fifth ward toward a dry status. The move would be a major change for the town and its residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Fifth Ward
Wogeman in Serious Condition After Electric Shock
John M. Wogeman manager of the Duanlaps Telephone Mnes remains in serious condition after an electric shock yesterday. He was injured while at work and is receiving medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Wogeman
Duanlaps Telephone Mnes
To Speak at Grange in Middlebury Township
County Agent and Mrs C N Coffeen will address Old Oak Grange in Middlebury Township next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
C. N. Coffeen
Old Oak Grange
Middlebury Township
Addressed Graduates at South Milford Ceremony
R. F. Deahl addressed the graduating class at South Milford Ta grange county last night, delivering remarks to the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Deahl
South Milford
Tagrange County
Mrs Henry Rigney Dead in Goshen After Illness
Mary Sullivan Rigney aged 72 died at 3:25 PM yesterday at 328 North Eighth Street Goshen after about two weeks of illness including a stroke of apoplexy. Born in Kinsale Ireland in 1843 she came to the United States in 1865 arriving the night Lincoln was assassinated. She married Henry Rigney in 1874 and lived in Goshen since. Surviving are husband three sons Frank Toledo John and Charles Goshen two daughters Mrs George Shanahan Fikhart and Eva Rigney a brother Tim Sullivan Springfield Ind. Interment Oak Ridge Cemetery. Funeral at St Johns Catholic church Monday at 9 AM friends meet at house 322 North Highth Street at 8 AM Rev Fr Hottenroth will officiate. No flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sullivan-Rigney
Henry Rigney
Goshen
Eighth Street
County Cork
Ireland
United States
Lincoln
Washington
I D. C
Largo
Wabash County
Mr. Rigney
Frank
Toledo
Jomn
Charles
George Shanahan
Fikhart
Eva Rigney
Tim Sullivan
Springfield
Trelarnia
St. Johns Catholic Church
Friends Meeting
North Highth Street
Hottenrot
Perry Jones Arrested In Shaw Farm Fire Probe
Sheriff Thomas with Chief Roth and Jol and Compton Scarlett escorted Perry Jones in the Thomas auto from Whitley county to the county jail. Jones is held as a suspect in the attempted arson of the Po A. Shaw farm home near Middlebury weeks ago. He was arrested at the Whitley infirmary where he visited his mother said to be near death. Jones admits three years of wandering but denies Shaw fire knowledge. no direct evidence yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Roth
Fitchatt Police
Jol
Compton Scarlett
Columbia City
Thomas Auto
Perry Jones
Jones
Middlebury
Mgolf
Whitley County
Shaw
Faim
Prohibitionists Set Meeting in Elkhart County Court House
Tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 o clock prohibitionists from Elkhart county will convene in the county commissioners room to discuss reorganization ahead of the 1916 campaign. District and state leaders are expected to speak to a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County
Court House
Fifth annual convention plans for Mishawaka district event
Final arrangements are made for the thirteenth district convention to be held Saturday May 22 at the Mishawaka Methodist church. The Mishawaka Woman's Club and the Patron-Teacher's Club will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerg
Mishawaka
Methodist
Ligonier Noted as Only Wet Town on NY Central Route
The wet editor of the Wik- Hart Review states Ligonier will be the sole town on the New York Central corridor between Elkhart and Toledo with saloons after Goshen’s 11 retail liquor shops close on July 31. Kendallville is described as wet with unlikely election prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wik- Hart Review
Ligonier
New York Central
Elkhart
Toledo
Goshen
Kendallville
Meeting Canceled in Harrison Township Lecture
Arrangements had planned a Tuesday lecture by State Entomologist C. H. Baldwin at the demonstration orchard on Noah Dausman’s arm in Harrison township. Baldwin cannot attend, so the meeting is canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Baldwin
Noah Dausman
Harrison Township
Baldwin
Local Surgical Updates From Elkhart Hospital
A son of Tom Nine of near Silver Lake had an appendectomy at General Hospital Elkhart and is recovering slowly. Wilton Thomas son of Dr. Thomas of Leesburg underwent an Elkhart operation for rupture and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Nine
Silver Lake
General Hospital
Elkhart
Wilton Thomas
Thomas
Leesburg
Pastor Installed at First Presbyterian Church in Ligonier
Rev. Glenn Rice was installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Ligonier. Rev. BE A. Vannuys of this city delivered the charge. A special meeting of the Fort Wayne Presbytery was held at Ligonier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Rice
First Presbyterian Church
Ligonier
BE. A. Vannuys
Wayne Presbytery
Reverend Vannuys to Deliver Peru Commencement Address
Rev. K. A. Vannuys of this city will speak at Peru on June 1 as the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vannuys
K. A. Vannuys
Peru
China Seeks Stability as Japan Crisis Deepens
Beijing signals desire to prevent rupture amid Japan’s mounting challenges with Tokyo likely to receive approval on a key decision.
Russian aviators shell Constantinople amid heavy damage
Paris dispatches report Russian aviators shell Constantinople causing significant destruction. Separate dispatches note China ready to concede to Japanese demands to avoid rupture, with Pekin advising settlement terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hicki
Paris
Constantinople
Austro German Push on Cracow Front Spreads Heavy Prisoner Toll
London reports the Austro German south and east of Cracow driven Russian line back about twenty miles but now paused. Vienna claims over 50,000 Russian prisoners and gains into Dukla and Jaslo with 70 more taken. Berlin says over 40,000 prisoners and continued night fighting in the Tarnow region and Lupkow area under General Marwitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cracow
Vistula
Carpathians
Berlin
Petrograd
Austria
Vienna
Dukla
Jaslo
Orova
Stryj
Tarnow
Dunajee
Humber
Beskid
Lupkow
Marwitz
Pearl Beck Takes Over Fair Ground Stable
Pearl Beck has assumed management of the stables at the fair ground track left by Joe H. Lesh who moved to North Randall track in Cleveland to train trotters and pacers for the public this season. Beck, long with Lesh, understands the business and already has several promising horses in his care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Beck
Fair Ground
Joe H. Lesh
North Randall Track
Cleveland
Mr. Beck
Mr. Lesh
Benton Harbor Hires County Manager At 2000 Salary
The Benton Harbor city council votes to hire a county manager with a salary of 2000 dollars. The board of public works and similar commissions will be abolished and the manager will assume their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harbor
Board of Public Works
Indiana Judge Baker Sits Over Trading Stamp Case
Judge F B Baker sits in Indianapolis hearing a trading stamp case that has drawn attention across Indiana. Prosecuting attorneys in many of the state's 82 counties are named as defendants in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.B. Baker
Indianapolis
Indiana
Patents Granted to Indianians Include Ross Griffin Heard
John C. Ross and Loren Griffin of Elkhart along with George M. Heard of Pleasant Lake earn patents, joining Indiana inventors listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Ross
Loren Griffin
Elkhart
George M. Heard
Pleasant Lake
Sale of Brooks Wood at $1.25 per Cord
An ad announces oak and Brooks timber available at 1.25 dollars per cord. Contact by phone at 277 for details and placing orders.
Elkhart W C T U Institute Concludes With Medal
The Elkhart county W C T U institute closed at the First Reformed church after a well attended session. Miss Virginia Cantwell of Goshen won the diamond medal in the evening contest amid speeches and papers on religious topics and prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County
First Reformed Church
Virginia Cantwell
Goshen
Mary Bechtel
Harry Zigler
Elkhart
W. 2B
Page
The
Reformed Church
Institute
Rev
Shady
Goshen Shamrocks Open Season at New Paris
The Goshen Shamrocks visit New Paris next Sunday to face the fast New Paris organization in the season opener. Lineup includes Mike Schrim at first base Swede Swanson in left field Scissors Bernard at third Lefty Baker at short Flannel Mishler at right field Jessup Cripe in center Speed Brundage in center Slats Amster in center Smokey Boomershine catches Doc Rule and Farmer Juday serve as utility men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Shamrocks
New Paris
Shamrocks
Mike Schrim
Swede Swanson
Scissors Bernard
Lefty Baker
Flannel Mishler
Jessup Cripe
Speed Brundage
Slats Amster
Smokey Boomershine
Doc Rule
Farmer Juday
Utility
Go shen Farmers Picnic Sees Notables Invited
The committee on speakers for the big farmers' picnic at the George Gilbert farm northeast of Goshen invites Senator Bl FL Shively of South Bend and ex-Senator A J Beveridge of Indianapolis. Goshen merchants will close shops for the event, with 2 000 to 3 000 people expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Au
George Gilbert
Goshen
BL FL Shively
So. Bend
A. J. Beveridge
Tirinnapolis
Trustee Seeks Authority to Sell Land in Winona Bankruptcy
Lloyd D. Claycombe trustee for bankrupt Winona Assembly petitions for authority to sell 500 acres of land and to lease certain lands and cottages. Creditor claims suggest the real value may be much lower, and the action aims to realize funds for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd D. Claycombe
Winona Assembly
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Winona
Goshen Gas Co. Ordered to Lay Mains on Seventh Street
At the request of Engineer Haverly the Goshen Gas Co. was notified to lay mains and taps on Seventh street preparatory to that thoroughfare being paved in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverly
Goshen Gas Co
Seventh Street
Goahen Jays Host Waterford Nine Saturday
The Goahen Jays will meet the Waterford nine at Rogers Park on Saturday at 2 p.m. The game headlines the weekend schedule with both teams seeking a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goahen Jays
Goxhen Jays
Waterford
Rogers Park
Faster Greeting Pilargonium at Colonial Mothers Day
Special display at the Colonial on So Main features the Faster Greeting Pilargonium for Mother's Day gifts. Shoppers are invited to choose hardy, bright-petaled plants, with staff offering care tips and gift wrapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Schools Close. Middlebury Schools Close Today
Middlebury schools were closed today with appropriate exercises observed by students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Elkhart Goshen High Track Entrants List News
Entrants for the Elkhart Goshen High School track meet to be held tomorrow afternoon at Elkhart Driving Park are listed by event. Competitors include Rohrer Cochran Payne Ek Hunter Starbuck Snyder Juday Dreak Trumbull Beck Bentz Probst Truuter and others across sprints hurdles distance events and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Elkhart-Goshen
Hunter
Starbuck Snyder Cabne Cochran Juday Dreak
Centralized building may be abandoned for present
Trustee Wilson of Osolo township says lack of funds may prevent a new centralized school. Discussion in the city concerns erecting a larger school, but he doubts funds can meet legal tax limits. He considers repairing current buildings to satisfy law and using them temporarily while a land plan is explored to enable future construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Osolo
Wits
Iie
Federal Census Agents to Visit Goshen Soon
Federal census agents W. El Snyder and Elis Mo Witwer, already finishing an industrial census in Elkhart, are expected to reach Goshen within a few days. They have been collecting factory statistics across the With district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EL Snyder
Elis Mo Witwer
Elkhart
Goshen
Messrs. Snyder and Witwer
With
开发新的 sewer on Ninth Street in city addition
George BR Harper and Lloyd Burris, buyers of the Henry W Bissell addition in the southeast, will ask the common council to order a sewer on Ninth Street from Douglas to south of Jefferson. They report the addition and plan more lots facing side streets, and will spend money on sidewalks and shade trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BR. Harper and
Lloyd ©. Burris
Henry W. Bissell
Nmuiket
Common Council
Ninth Street
Donglas
Jivcrson
Messrs
Uineeper
Aned Burris
WHHL
Boy Thrown From Bicycle At Clinton And Third
Ray Hetman son of Lorenzo Helmut Hetman was thrown from a bicycle yesterday evening at Clinton and Third streets. He was riding on the handlebars with Marion Beal when the accident occurred as they left a court yard. He was rendered unconscious briefly. injuries to the Herman boy are described as not serious though he was badly bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hetman
Lorenzo Helmut
Clinton and
Third
Marion Beal
Herman Boy
Vital county statistics for April health officer report
The April vital statistics show 48 deaths and 88 births. Diseases tallied include scarlet fever nine diphtheria six measles three typhoid fever one and tuberculosis six.
State Superintendent Urges May Day for Motherhood and Peace
In the Interest of Home and Peace Charles A. Greathouse asks county superintendents to set a day in May to focus on motherhood and home and to promote national and international peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Greathouse
Nappanee Schools Exhibit Opens This Afternoon
Nappanee schools presented an exhibit of Industrial, manual training and domestic science work this afternoon. County Agent Coffeen delivered a talk to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Coffeen
Murder Suspect Arrested After Elkhart Flight to Chicago
John Gordon, 37, arrested in Elkhart after seeking shelter, transported to Chicago for questioning in the double murder of Mrs Ella CopperSmith and her two year old son. Police say a bloodstained butcher knife and hammer tied to the crime. diamonds and cash omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gordon
Elkhart
Chicago
Edward Groggin
Ella Coppersmith
John 2 Coppersmith
John
South Side
Buit
Hearby
Coppersmaith
Hiss
Ilinois
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Gordon
Mikhart
Flo
Goshen High delegates chosen for Northern Indian oratorical contest
Goshen High school selects Grace Hammond and Glen Today as representatives for the Northern Indian oratorical contest to be held in Gary with the Northern Indiana track and field meet. Hammond wins with Old Soapy as her speech. Cline and Cross place. Boys’ sole applicant is Mr Juday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Ave
Grace Hammond
Glen
Goshen High School
Gary
Indiana
Selec- Wed
Hammons
Vina Cross
Cerly Syn
Esther Cline
Madden
Lincoln Crary Married in New York Chef Roots in Goshen
Lincoln Crary of Brooklyn New York, visiting for his uncle Thomas A. Gilmore's funeral, is informally revealed to be married and a father of five children. His father Wesley Crary died near Pel Rio a year ago and was buried here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Crary
Brookly
N.Y
Thomas A. Gilmore
Crary
United States
Goshen
Wesles Crary
Pel Rio
Pex
Gaby Destre Stars in Flora Primuph at Jefferson Tonight
The word famous beauty and dancer Gaby Destre is shown in her first public appearance in an original four part film Flora Primuph produced in Pranice by the Pauous Players' Film Co. The Paramount program at the Jefferson tonight presents this new release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Gaby Destre
Miction Picture
Flora Primuph
Gaby
Pranice
Pauous Players’ Film Co
Paramount
Niswander Sells Interest in Golden Rule Drug Store
Clyde R. Niswander has sold his interest in the Golden Rule drug store at 112 North Main Street to his partner, Chas. F. L. Kelly. He came from Elkhart last December to buy his stake from Mr. Kurtz and has not decided on future plans or whether he will remain in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde R. Niswander
Golden Rule Drug Store
North Main Street
Chas. FL Kelly
Niswander
Elkhart
Kurtz
Goshen
Saloon Owner Fredeke Plans One Cafe on East Lincoln
William F. Fredeke will retain his saloon site at 123 East Lincoln Avenue and operate a single cafe after July 31. Other saloonkeepers expect to keep their rooms while Gyshen awaits a wet vote in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Fredeke
East
Lincoln Avenue
Gyshen
Hard Feelings After Local Option Vote
The local option election last Monday produced a wet defeat and stirred intense resentment. Old friends have become bitter enemies, leaving the community with unprecedented hard feelings.
Chamberlain School Parent Teachers Club Meeting
The Parent Teachers' club of Chamberlain School met there this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers' Club
Chamberlain School
Nappanee Exhibit Attracts Real Estate Crowd
The annual Nappanee schools exhibit is held today with large attendance. A big lot sale for real estate is announced for May 5 just south of the Bag Factory by Wm. and Chas. Brumbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. & Chas. Brumbaugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seventh ST. Sewer
South End
A. M. Smith
Ray
Lincoln Highway Pictures
Prohibition
Commissioners Room
Dist. LF. C
Pekin
Tokio
Pamrin
Japan
Judge Baker
County Institute of W. C. T. U
S. W. Paff
Emma Stuckman
Charles Rohrer
Grace Hamman
J. Nold
Martin of
Midgebury
Gilbert Farm
Goshen Rohrer Cochran
Payne Ek Today
Cox
Bentz Dreak
Coggan
Fenton Shepherd
C. Roach
A. Roach
Juday
Starbuck
Ayne A. Roach
Starbuck A. Roach
Judsex
Snvder Cochran Creak
Miller
Buyer Reed
Ik Prenk Chester
Buyer Reed Probst
Truuter
Wk Buyer
Starbuck Co. Roach
A, Roach Payne
Vital Statistics
Jefferson
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