Local Moves and Visits Highlight Friday Socials
Mr and Mrs from Hughes plan to move to Newpoint for Mr Hughes new job. Miss Marjory Johnston visits North Vernon for a weekend with Miss Miriam Tripp. Mrs John Craig and Mrs Charles Craig travel to Indianapolis to see Miss Rebekah Montgomery. A birth announcement notes a boy born to Mr and Mrs John Scott of Indianapolis, formerly Greensburg. Mrs Charles German and sons George and Charles arrive from Kansas City to visit brother Charles Zoller and other relatives for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Johnston
North Vernon
Miriam Tripp
John Scott
Indianapolis
Scott
Greensburg
Charles German
George
Charles
Kansas City
Charles Zoller
Visit Returns Bring Home Captain Grant to Culver Academy
W. J. Grant and his wife, returning from Illinois, found their son Captain Forrest Grant already in town for a visit. Captain Grant serves at Culver Academy, confirming a family reunion amid travels and military life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Grant
Illinois
Capt
Forrest Grant
Culver Academy
Local Social News highlights from St Paul and nearby towns
Miss Mabel Allen visits aunt Mrs John Latham in St Paul as her father, a wealthy Omaha wholesaler, is noted. Edith and Amanda Hamilton return from Fremont to visit Mrs Inscoe Bailey. Tom Hamilton family to join later. Elsie Beecraft and Madaline Graham to arrive from Kokomo for visit with Leona Woodward. Parrish born to Mr and Mrs John Tresler weighing eight pounds. Dr F G Hornung and J A Hornung guests at centennial celebration. Gorden Amos of Williamstown visits, attends band concert. Engine 6337 assigned to Columbus local. Web Woodfill family visit east of Oxford. Thomas E Davidson, Charles Zoller, Henry Christian Sr and Jr travel to Indianapolis on business. Mrs William Lay returns to Columbus after visiting her mother, Mrs H Eich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Allen
John Latham
St. Paul
Omaha
Neb
Five Carloads of Livestock Shipped From Local Pens
Five carloads of livestock were sent from local pens to the Indianapolis market. Sellers were George Menzie with two cars, and Carl Swift, Millard Hudson, and Carl Brown each with one car. Mr and Mrs Samuel Brown visited Mooseheart, noting 300 orphan children with as many on waiting lists. A wedding occurred at 4 pm at 109 North West street as Miss Mary Carter wed Earl W Kiger of Indianapolis. The ceremony was by Bishop Edwin H Hughes, former DePauw president, now in Boston, with a reception to follow and plans to reside at 99 Irvington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George Menzie
Carl Swift
Millard Hudson
Carl Brown
Samuel Brown
North Broadway
Mooseheart
Chicago
Edward
Union
Isaac Carter
North West Street
Mary
Earl W. Kiger
Edwin H. Hughes
DePauw University
Miss Carter
Boston
Massachusetts
Shelbyville
Kiger
North
Irvington Avenue
Irvington
Indiana
Bishop Hughes
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Shelbyvile Republican
Mrs Ina Rowe Returns to Rockville TB Hospital Care
Mrs Ina Rowe will return Saturday to Rockville where she serves as housekeeper in the tuberculosis hospital. Miss Mabel Harrod of Austin returns home after visiting her brother Dr C G Harrod and wife at Burney for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Rowe
Rockville
Mabel Harrod
Austin
Dr. C. G. Harrod
Burney
Miss Helen Doles Seeks Butler College Entrance
Miss Helen Doles attended commencement exercises at Butler College this week and participated in several social functions. She expects to enter Butler next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Doles
Butler College
Miss Doles
Butler
Local notables host guests and newborn named John Herschel
John C. Trimnell shipped a Columbian Ply mouth Rock chicken to Cambria Virginia yesterday. Mrs. John Meyer and her sister Mrs. Winnie Gleason from Newpoint were guests here today. Gordon Kincaid and family with James Maxwell and family from the Clarksburg area plan to drive to Vevay tomorrow to visit Rev. and Mrs. Smonk, sister of Mr. Maxwell. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Bippus of Middletown Ohio entertain a fine baby boy born yesterday named John Herschel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Trimnell
Cambria
John Meyer
Winnie Gleason
Newpoint
Gordon Kincaid
James Maxwell
Clarksburg
Vevay
Smonk
Mr. Maxwell
Herschel Bippus
Middletown
Ohio
Halseys concert band opens summer in Clarksburg
A large audience welcomed Halseys concert band of Clarksburg for the first in a series of summer concerts in the town. Reeves Bros of Rush County reported selling a carload of cattle in Indianapolis for 11.10, a record market price. Initiation work by the Eagles Lodge for a class of candidates was postponed to next Friday night. A home grown poem printed in the Daily Review highlights Greensburg’s creative talent with Mrs. Adam Meek’s verses Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsey
Clarksburg
Reeves Bros
Rush County
Indianapolis
The
Eagles Lodge
Daily Review
Greensburg
Adam Meek
Indiana
Misses Browning Lathrop to Visit Ashland with Skillman Family
Misses Nell Browning Lathrop and Elizabeth Dashiell depart Monday for Ashland Virginia to visit G C Skillman and family, former residents. Harry Lathrop will accompany them to Cincinnati and stay through Tuesday to see the Philadelphia Cincinnati baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Browning Lathrop
Elizabeth Dashiell
Ashland
Virginia
G. C. Skillman
Harry Lathrop
Cincinnati
Peery suffers scalp wound after fall in bath incident
T B Peery of North Franklin street sustained a slight scalp wound when he fell and hit his head on the bath tub. A fainting spell preceded the fall, and the injury was painful for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Peery
Franklin Street
Mr. Peery
Lawsuit Seeks Receiver for Knights and Ladies of Honor
Federal court in Indianapolis hears a suit demanding a receiver for the Knights and Ladies of Honor alleging the order has lost forty four percent of its members since 1908. C W Harvey of Indianapolis and Greensburg long served as secretary as the organization expanded. a local lodge existed here until recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Knights and Ladies of Honor
C. W. Harvey
Greensburg
Franklin Wilson Returns Home From Indianapolis Visit
Franklin Wilson comes back to town at noon today after staying in Indianapolis as the guest of Miss Mabel Hawkins.
Mrs Robison Plans Week Visit With Ill Mother
Mrs W A Robison will depart Saturday evening for Liberty to spend a week with her mother Mrs J A Gilmore who is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Robison
Liberty
J. A. Gilmore
Manager Dunn Hampers Roses at Theater Box Office Window
Manager G. H. Dunn, always seeking to please patrons, has started placing a bouquet of roses in the box office window at the Knights of Pythias Theatre, a small gesture aimed at enhancing the theatergoing experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Dunn
K. of P. Theatre
Miss Woodfill Returns Home After Winter at Wellesley
Miss Mary Woodfill arrived home last evening from Wellesley College where she spent the winter and will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Woodfill here during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Woodfill
Wellesley College
Harry Woodfill
Parlor Party Honors Prize Winners at East Main Gathering
Twelve tables were in play Thursday afternoon when Mrs Roy Privett hosted a second party at East Main Street. Mrs William Lay of Columbus took first prize and Mrs William Meyers earned second prize. Guest Mrs Cal Beher of Rushville, staying with Mrs Ed Batterton, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Privett
East Main Street
William Lay
Columbus
William Meyers
Cal Beher
Rushville
Ed Batterton
Social at North Anderson Street Hosts Nell Licking Guest List
Harry Anderson entertained a group of young people at his North Anderson Street home last evening in honor of Miss Nell Licking of Vevay. Guests included Miss Mabel Gilbert Lida Cotton Ralph Howard and William Maudlin. The evening featured Victrola music dancing and cards with ice cream and cake refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Anderson
North Anderson Street
Nell Licking
Vevay
Mabel Gilbert
Lida Cotton
Ralph Howard
William Maudlin
Farmers hitch road drag to car for town trips
Farmers in American Farming, Chicago describe hitching a road drag to a car. The vehicle pulls the drag along a mile or two of road kept clear by the farmer. On returning he collects the drag and drags the opposite side, repeating the round each time he goes out riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Crooks Grocery Closes as Earl Crooks Assigns Assets
At 11 o clock today the Crooks grocery doors closed as proprietor Earl Crooks makes an assignment for creditors. The transfer to N C Schlemmer of Davidson Schlemmer includes stock, real estate interests, and various personal property items. Poor business conditions over months caused the indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooks Grocery
Earl Crooks
Crooks
N. C. Schlemmer
Davidson & Schlemmer
Graduation at Wawnesburg Methodist church hosts 20 graduates
About four hundred patrons of Jackson township county schools attended the ceremony at Wawnesburg Methodist church on Thursday. Twenty students graduated from the common school as Dr. W. H. Book of Columbus delivered "The Price of an Education." Sardinia orchestra provided selections and County Superintendent F. C. Fields attended. this was the last county graduation of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Wawnesburg Methodist Church
W. H. Book
Columbus
Sardinia
F. C. Fields
Batesville Day Trip Highlights By Local Residents
Dr. E. T. Riley spent the day in Batesville. W. J. Hill returned from a business visit at Indianapolis. Mrs. George Erdmann and her son Robert visited Indianapolis today. Miss Mary Seitz went to Hope this morning for a short visit with Mrs. Edward Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Riley
Batesville
George Erdmann
Robert
Indianapolis
Mary Seitz
Hope
Edward Jones
Miss Nettie LaVerne Morrow Returns Home
Miss Nettie LaVerne Morrow, visiting Miss Alteen Murr, returned to her Charlestown Indiana home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie LaVerne Morrow
Alteen Murr
Charlestown
Ind
DAR Members Tour Rushville Flag Day Celebration
Logg Tree Chapter D A R members traveled to Rushville for a Flag Day event hosted by Rushville Chapter. They were welcomed at the courthouse and hosted at Mrs Lieu O Neals country home with flowers, music, and a luncheon. Highlights included remarks by Mrs Capitola Guffin Dill and Miss Emma Donnell, and a program of songs, readings, and a flag salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logg Tree
Rushville
Court House
Lieu O’neal
Capitola Guffin Dill
Charles Johnston
Sarah Guffin
Columbia
F. P. Jones
Will Amos
Lane
Wilbur Stiers
Indiana
Derby Green
Gray family to move to Indianapolis this week
James Gray and his family will leave on Tuesday to establish their home in Indianapolis. Frank Ford bought an Oakland Model 28 from Mrs. C. C. Lowe, the local agent, today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gray
Indianapolis
Frank Ford
Oakland
C. C. Lowe
William Fenney
Bart Jameson
Local residents headlined by pensions and travels
Mrs Mellisa Perry of this city has been granted a pension per a Washington dispatch today. Cliff Meek returns from a two week commercial trip to spend Sunday with home folks. John Scofield arrested on intoxication charges last night. Mrs Henry Wenning leaves this morning for a week with relatives. Franklin guest Mrs Lyte Montgomery Williams visits her daughter here. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnston attend the Latonia Kentucky derby races today. L D Hamilton of Clarksburg departs for Indianapolis. Miss Mary Miers returns home from House in the Pines near Boston Miss., where she attended college. Mrs Sarah Rankin to visit sister Mrs Samuel L Jackson at Glenway farm. Mrs Hal Kincaid and Miss Jessie McWilliams travel to French Lick for a week or ten days. Addie Shepherd and Martha Hickman arrive from Indianapolis to visit Miss Marie Transon and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Kincaid
Jessie McWilliams
French Lick
Dr Kuhn to Return Home After Chicago Trip
Dr C A Kuhn is due home tonight or tomorrow from Michigan City where he visited his parents. He attended the Chicago convention and plans a warm reunion with rival Doc Lathrop. Sandusky school remodel contract went to Roy Strode for 620 dollars to convert the auditorium into two classrooms. The project enables a three year high school course, with Miss Fifine Funk chosen as instructor for next year. The year 1916 17 will see Sandusky school better equipped. Henry Mozingo is trustee and Prof O L Newman is principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Kuhn
Michigan City
Ind
Chicago
Lathrop
Dr. Kuhn
Sandusky
Roy Strode
Milroy
Fifine Funk
Knightstown
Sandusky School
Henry Mozingo
O. L. Newman
Social guests gather for pitch in dinner in Milroy
Mrs E A Richey of Sandusky entertained with a pitch in dinner Thursday. Guests included Mrs Jennie Townsend of Oakland California H C Owen and daughters Leonora and Ethel Rushville Mr and Mrs A C Seright Mrs Grace Aldrige Mrs W D Ruddell and daughter Mabelle Mrs I N Downs and daughters Leone and Edna Opal Mrs Earn Seright and son Charles and daughter Helen of this place Mr and Mrs I N Seright of Williams town and Mrs Stella Inman of Adams Milroy Press
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Richey
Sandusky
Jennie Townsend
Oakland
Cali
H. C. Owen
Leonora
Ethel
Rushville
A. C. Seright
Grace Aldrige
W. D. Ruddell
Mabelle
I. N. Downs
Leone
Edna Opal
Earn Seright
Charles
Helen
I. N. Seright
Williamstown
Stella Inman
Adams
Milroy Press
Miller Progress Rebound Signals Health Return in Saranac Lake
Reports from Saranac Lake New York state Hugh Miller of Columbus is much better weight at 190 pounds and expected to return home late summer while wintering in Saranac Lake. Irvin travels to NYC to escort Miller to Canada. Miller previously retired from run for US senator due to ill health last December. Funeral notice for William Riley Rowan 55 died near Columbus east of Decatur line from cancer. He owned a woods on Hartsville pike hosting a farmers fair with exhibits and races. Survived by widow two brothers Bo and Claude Bowen and Rev Alfonso Burns. member Burnsville Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
New York
Hugh Miller
Columbus
W. G. Irvin
Mr. Miller
Irvin
Canada
United States
William Riley Rowan
Decatur County
Burnsville
Bowen
Bo Bowen
Claude Bowen
Sardinia
Alfonso Burns
Burnsville Christian Church
Reverend J W Clevenger Arrives for Cobb Funeral
Rev J W Clevenger and his wife arrived this morning from Franklin. He conducted the funeral ceremony for the late Jasper Cobb this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Clevenger
Franklin
Boyd departs on business trip to Pittsburg Pennsylvania
S A Boyd left last evening on a business trip to Pittsburg Pa. Leaders corps practice at the YMCA was held without him last evening under C B Willard president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Boyd
Pittsburg
C. B. Willard
Spring Hill Men Attend Y M C A Meeting Names
The article lists attendees of the Men's Bible Club meeting at the Y M C A in Spring Hill. Mentioned individuals include Rufus Moore Walter Moore James Maxwell Herbert Meek Nathan Logan Harry Logan E D Power Rev Frederick Elliott Sumner Lowe Robert Lowe Robert Donnell and Ezra Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Men’s Bible Club
Rufus Moore
Walter Moore
James Maxwell
Herbert Meek
Nathan Logan
Harry Logan
E. D.power
Frederick Elliott
Sumner Lowe
Robert Lowe
Robert Donnell
Ezra Kirby
Burney man Edward Jackson conducts local business today
Edward Jackson of Burney trans acted business in town today, engaging with customers and handling daily trades at a downtown storefront. The brief item notes his active participation in local commerce and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jackson
Burney
Roland McAllister Visits Indianapolis Today
Roland McAllister visited Indianapolis today.Mr and Mrs Loren Doles and their young daughter Ssephine of Middlebranch were here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Doles
Ssephine
Middlebranch
Mrs Anderson Visits Louisville Family Members
Mrs Charles Anderson departed this morning for Louisville to visit her mother Mrs Conrad Gosser. Frank McConnell arrived today from Ludington Michigan for a brief visit with his sisters Miss Nell McConnell and Miss Lucy McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Louisville
Conrad Gosser
Frank McConnell
Ludington, Mich
Nell
Lucy McConnell
Mrs Roscoe Martin Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Roscoe Martin and her daughter Dorothea have returned to their Hope home after a brief visit with friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Martin
Dorothea
Hope
Miss Edna Sparks Becomes Trimmer for Lena Lit Tell
Miss Edna Sparks accepts a trimmer position replacing Miss Dora Vaughn in the Lena Lit Tell arrangement. The change impacts the lineup and shifts responsibilities among the local troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Sparks
Lena Littell
Dora Vaughn
Weekend Visit Highlights Local Figures
Miss Vera Alexander is spending the weekend in this city with her parents after several weeks at a business college at Indianapolis. Mrs. Charles Vanderbur returned to her home at Westport this morning after a visit in this city with her father, Sheriff John DeMoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Alexander
Indianapolis
Charles Vanderbur
Westport
John DeMoss
McAuliffe becomes regular carrier on St Paul rural route
Local notes report C P McAuliffe named as regular carrier on the rural route from St Paul after Clarence Ketchum's death. Other items include Mrs. Sarah Anderson's return to Westport from Bordeaux Wyoming, and Mrs Anna West leaving Oxford Ohio for a Westport stay. Butter stolen from Henry Thomson's North Broadway home overnight. Florine Tillson returns home from Cincinnati Conservatory to spend summer with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C P. McAuliffe
St. Paul
Clarence Ketchum
Florine Tillson
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Mrs. C. D. Tillson
Death of Joseph Vandusen ends long illness in county
Joseph Vandusen 87, a well known county resident, died at his home five miles northeast of Westport after a lengthy illness due to senility. He lived with his daughter Mrs. George W. Robbins in Rodney. His wife had died earlier. Funeral services will be at 10:30 tomorrow at Rodney Baptist Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vandusen
Westport
Vandusen
George W. Robbins
Rodney
Rodney Baptist Church
Butler Dinner Guests Include Indianapolis Guests
Mr and Mrs Edward Butler host dinner Sunday with their daughter Mrs Robert Richard son and daughter Miss Elnora of Indianapolis as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Butler
Robert Richardson
Richardson
Elnora
Indianapolis
Boone county centennial celebration slated for Lebanon
Boone county will stage a three day centennial celebration in September with a home coming. The event runs September 14 15 and 16 in Lebanon. Harry Lathrop secretary of the Business Men's Association received official notice of the fete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Lebanon
Harry Lathrop
Business Men’s Association
Exhibition at St Marys school displays works and needlework
St Marys school on East and Mc Kee streets hosts a week long exhibition of pupil work and fancy needlework. Visitors may call 8 to 10 am or 2 to 4 pm. Miss Mary Peery learns of her nephew Harry Meeks marriage to Miss Edna Wright of Houston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School
Corner East
McKee Streets
Mary Peery
Harry Meek
Will Meek
Houston
Texas
Edna Wright
Clarksburg Man Heads to Indianapolis for Siegfried Concert
Luther D. Hamilton of Clarksburg travels to Indianapolis for the Siegfried concert at the State Fair Coliseum tonight. He recalls leading Oberlin College glee club tours across the country during college days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther D. Hamilton
Clarksburg
Indianapolis
Siegfried
State Fair Coliseum
Mr. Hamilton
Oberlin College
Miss Flora Snider Takes Leave to Enter Chicago University
Miss Flora Snider of North Broadway pauses teaching at Aurora High School for a year. She travels to Chicago to pursue a term at the University and expects to receive her Master’s degree by Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Snider
W. D. Daily
North Broadway
Aurora High School
Snider
Chicago
Chicago University
Alexander couple to store goods in Greensburg for summer travel
Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Alexander store their household goods in Greensburg and plan a summer of travel. Dr. Alexander has long served as a local veterinarian, and his absence will be keenly felt by stock owners and the farming community of Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Alexander
Greensburg
Dr. Alexander
Clarksburg
Local notable figures and community notes from Greenwood
Prof J B Lemasters recalls birth in old jail 1856 and his public service as Baptist preacher and teacher. Frank Baker plans a taller modern barn near Adams. Jasper Cobb’s funeral held at 2 p m with G A R Post in charge. Frank J Habig of Indianapolis to wed Eva Kessler on the 28th with ceremony by Rev Arwen Habig at Sacred Heart. O B Trimble notes a War of 1812 widow Martha Cruser in Milford vicinity. James Zoller returns from Chicago and hears Hon James E Watson address National Lumbermen’s Association about merchant marine goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Lemasters
Greenwood
Rolla Lemasters
J. W. Bemnsdaffer
Lemasters
Frank Baker
Adams
Jasper Cobb
North Broadway
J. W. Clevenger
Franklin
C. B. Jones
A. Murphy
F. Z. Burkette
South Park Cemetery
Frank J. Habig
Indianapolis
Anthony Habig
Eva Kessler
Arwen Habig
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Oldenburg Academy
Habig
James
Zoller
Cincinnati
Chicago
Louis Zoller
National Lumbermen’s Association
James E. Watson
Watson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fom Hughes
Hughes
John Craig
Charles Craig
Rebekah Montgomery
Edith
Amanda Hamilton
Freemont
Inscoe Bailey
Tom Hamilton
Isabelle
Elsie Beecraft
Madeline Graham
Kokomo
Leona Woodward
John Tresler
Parrish
F. G. Hornung
Hamilton
J. A. Hornung
Lewis Hornung
Brookville
Gorden Amos
Beech Grove
Web Woodfill
Laura
Oxford
Thomas E. Davidson
Henry Christian, Sr
Henry Christian, Jr
H. Eich
Franklin Wilson
Mabel Hawkins
W. J. Hill
Mellisa Perry
Washington
Cliff Meek
John Scofield
Henry Wenning
Latonia, Kentucky
L. D. Hamilton
Mary Miers
the Pines
Mess
Sarah Rankin
Samuel L. Jackson
Glenway Farm
Addie Shepherd
Martha Hickman
Marie Transon
Roland McAllister
Sarah Anderson
Charles J. Anderson
Bordeaux
Wyoming
Anna West
Ohios
Asa Bockover
Charles White
Connersville
Henry Thomson
George Eubank
Baumgartner
U. S. Holcraft
Hotel DeArmond
Mack Stewart
New York City
John F. Goddard
Bartholomew County
Chamber of Commerce
Adam R. Meek
Donnell Lowe
Margaret Logan
Missionary Society of the
Springhill Presbyterann
E. D. Power
Japan
O. B. Trimble
Milford
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