Real Early Start for the Soldiers at Camp Whitside
Kansas National Guard units including Company D H and M of the 137th Infantry and Troop I of the 114th Cavalry prepare to entrain at 4 45 Sunday morning for Camp Whitside near Fort Riley Kansas. Early formations and an downtown meal precede the special train departure. Rosters list commissioned and noncommissioned officers and many privates across Co M Co H Co D and Troop T with detailed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas National Guard
Camp Whitside
Fort Riley
Kan
137Th Infantry
114Th. Cavalry
National Guard
Normont ‘Street
Haskell
Union Pacific
Co. Maye
Charles W. ‘Allphin
Raymond J. Wismer
Leo W. Shannon
Richard B. Hughes
Otto
Barton
Tom F. Beene
Francis J. Perkins
John A. Seitz
Schilter
Shore
John Y. Brizat
Ralph L. Grover
Bryll F.off
Norris A. Lange
George B. Majone
Elden W. Smith
Co. M
Earlin R
James C. Clark
Philip J? Cook
Harold G. Dresser
Erie
Dallas J. Jellison
Howard T. Lindley
Beryl A. May
Loyat J. Miller
Leslie A. Owen
Alvin Ji.Smith
Eugene A. Ward
John W. Breley
Merlyn C. Bremell
Robert A.bucheim
Lawrence E. Caste
Ernest G. Chandler
Donald EB. Chapin
Hughey
D. Coleman
Richard L. Cook
iBugend A. Daniels
Edward R. Davis
Wilbur E. Dowling
Walter G. Edgar
Garth R. Garrett
Cook. Leonard
Ks. Gilliland
Arthur J. Gumm
George M.hargerat, Jr
Ernest G. Hinesly
Roy R. House
Rollie R. Hudson
George M. Kaull
Perry Lee Miller
Chester AW. Mitchell
Seaver F. Owen
Chantes J.pruyn
Lowell Miller
Rayimond JW. Roberts
Claude M. Scott
Mietor K. Scott
William A. Shaw
Pigin W. Snavely
Frank
L. Tate
James W. West
Louis Wilks
Henry ‘Pp. Wilson
Arthur Nuzum
Burr
Elmer C. Carlson
Lionel L. Hodson
Donald L. _Hopel
Kenneth Kurrelmeyer
George N. Lindley
Emmett Smith
Walter 5. Wagner
Roy ‘A. “Waldron
Verdon E. Wilson
Walter C. Woodcock
John D. Bowen
Mahlone E. Cook
Raymond T. Dockery
Ralph E. Durland
Reuben J. Eastman
Earl E. _Firestone
Eldon Forney
William T. Gallamore
Fred S. Gulley
Jim
Richard_P. Mary
Frank Reid
John Ross
Edward S. Woolworth
Co. O
Lewis E. Alexander
Walter H. ‘Bernard
Raymond H. Carafel
Amos’ P. Christ~ohn
David Conner
George ,Gould
Tomas Hampton
Joseph J. Herman
David Hinman
Carlos Mestas
Has
Roosevelt Derrison
William Duryea
Preston
Gatewood
Frank W Jones
Columbus Keanna
Lawrence D
LaCosse
Joseph H. Lewis
Francis ‘LeClaire
George Co. Lowry
Thomas Marshall
Bennette E. Martin
John S Montoya
James E. Muldoon
Lester ‘Oliver
David Parker
Earl Peacock
William Peterson
Kenneth EB. Pierce
Harrington Thir‘her
Hampton B. Tygart
Anderson Wade
Robert E. Ward
Warren W. “Awashburn
Ralph Ot
Williams
114Th Cavalry
Sam P. pAoyer
Vieut
Albert. A. Gish
Francis Morawetz
Nelson Hendricks
Andreas J. Juan
Tracy F.lies
Eli Schneck
Theodore “Allman
Edgar Sherman
Eugene Anderson
Robert L
Bennett
Lee R. Gould
Oscar Isthma
William Morris
Jose Pajarito
Herman “Thompson
Roy A.” Waldron
George ‘Wright
Alva Anderson
Sam Attahvich
Dennis I. Babby
Lee Brockie
Francis Cannon
Thomas W." Claymore
Marcell J. Darling
Anslem G. Davis
Liston Davis
Ferbis Durant
Bartlett
Darrell T. Fleming
William Greyfox
Paul A. Hamilton
Os‘car_J. Jones
Henry E. Jones
Percell L. Kane
Clinton Keesay
Fred Larze
Ore
Lowery H. Lowe
Raymond Mackey
Narcissus Masqueit
Austin ‘Means
Frank P. Parton
Joseph ‘Paynter
Peter H. Raven
Floyd N. ‘Rice
Deshway
Shirley
Walter, Strong
Marion J. Falter
William. Winters
Gordon O. Dickie
Sheldon C. Hill
Lee C. Kite
Jesse McNevins
Walter Nevitt
Tom Ext
Julius Ellis
Theotiere
Davis Sentenced Until Discharged by the Law
Floyd Davis pleaded guilty to possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor as a persistent violator. He was sentenced to serve a term in the state penitentiary by Justice of the Peace R. B. Ivens and was taken to Lansing by the sheriff after a preliminary hearing and district court bindover. Uncertainty exists over his first name in court and sheriff records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Davis
Dans
R. B. Vens
Lansing
Davis
Ru‘Remehte
Stevenis
Spears
Lloyd Davis
Sheriff's
Pantages Charged With Alleged Attack at Picnic
Alexander Pantages, Los Angeles vaudeville mogul, is jailed on suspicion of a statutory offense against Eunice Pringle, 16, after she fled his office and reported the alleged attack. District Attorney Baron Fitts expected to issue a formal complaint today as Pantages denies the charges amid a spate of theater sales this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Miss Pringle
University of Southern California
Pantages
Baron Fitts
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Circuit
Hollywood
Lois Pantages
Joe Rokumoto
Annual Douglas County Church Picnic Scheduled Next Thursday
The Douglas County Sunday School picnic at Brown's Grove is set for next Thursday August 15 with a 10 a m program and a 11 o'clock address by Dr W B Fleming president of Baker University The day includes a 1 30 p m basket dinner and 3 p m county schools program A baseball game between the northwest district led by McGill and the southwest led by A Ward caps the event All county families are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Avill
Douglas County
Browns Grove
Brown’s Grove
W_Bi.Fleming
Baldwin
Deliven
Mr. McGill
A. Ward
Nocturnal Rains End Kansas Valley Drouth
Topeka Aug 10 AP soaking rains broke the drouth in the Kansas river valley from Kansas City to west of Salina, with Salina 3.77 inches and Junction City 2 inches reported. Meteorologist Flora said the drought is broken in most Kansas areas, corn is relieved, and cooler, fair weather resumes tonight and Sunday with highs near 85 and lows 60-65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas River
Kansas City
Salina
Federal Weather Bureau
Kangas
Solomon
Junction City
Hays City
Minneapolis
Wamega
Manhattan
Concordia
Kansas
Flora
Indian Girls Beauty Contest at Pottawatomie Fair
Mietta Kan August 10 The first Indian girls beauty contest in this region will crown eleven entrants from Potawatomi and other tribes. Contestants wear native costume and judging nods to Remington art. The event opens the fifteenth annual Pottawatomie Indian Fair rodeo program with dances and exhibitions on August 28 31. An evening Indian wedding adds romance for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mietta
Kan
Pottawato Jie
Satuday
Federick Remington
Ind
Smiley enters not guilty plea in two liquor law cases
Clarence Smiley pleaded not guilty to both counts after reversing an earlier guilty plea on the liquor law charge. A preliminary hearing for the liquor law charge is slated for later this month before justice R. B. Stevens. The complaint by Douglas county attorney Harry W. Frazee accuses Smiley of habitual criminal activity, noting prior terms in Kansas and Missouri penitentiaries and a Douglas county jail term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smiley
R. B. Stevens
Smiley
Harry W. Frazee
Douglas County
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Missouri State Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Douglas Femarity
Firemen to wear pajamas in night alarms Millstadt report
Millstadt Illinois Aug 10 AP chief D B Hirsch ordered the fire laddies to wear their loudest pajamas when responding to night alarms. He believes the bright apparel will save time keep them cool and more easily visible in smoke and darkness during emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millstadt
D. B. Hirsch
Deaths and Funerals for Daniel B. Hunnicutt 87
Funeral services for Daniel Bailey Hunnicutt 87 who died after a weeks illness at Soldiers Hospital Leavenworth will be held Monday at 2 in Friends Church Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery The Rev Ross Smith will lead Born in Clinton County Ohio he attended Earlham and Antioch Colleges He served three years with the Union in the Civil War In 1882 he moved to Kansas near Blue Mound Douglas County Later lived in Lawrence over 27 years Survived by daughter Gertrude Orrin Hunnicutt of Kansas City and sister Mrs Mary Speer of Indianapolis Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bailey Hunnicutt
Soldiers Hospital
Leavenworth
Friends Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ross Smith
Mr. Hunnicutt
Clinton County
Ohio
Earlham
Antioch
F. H. ‘Kennedy
Glen Elder
A. G. Woodard
Denver
Colo
Ed Haverty
G. E. Schaake
M. L. Schaake
Chas Schaake
L. Statler
Little Sor
David Lee
Clarence Davis
St. Louis
Helen Johanning
Worden
Otto Altenbernd
Don Westheffer
Larence
L. B. Bigsby
O. L. Cox
Zsby
Cox
Albert ‘Cox
Tecumseh
Loraine
Arnold Haas
Elmer Cox
Saturay
Tulsa
Jo Strong
Wayne
Cove
Kansas
Ak Taceay
W. E. Perkins
Wichita
D . Perkins
G. Rhoda
J.C. Saunders
Lorene Snow Bacr
Carl Copp
Grant Risley
Edwin Parker
John Strong
Kansas City
Ray Griffin
Betty Jean
Oscar Mayhey
Lawrence
Pierson
Oliver Schutz
Bert’ Mitchell
Topeka
J. A. Turner
Noms
C. C. Man
Carl Perkins
C. H. Prosser
A. James
Edwin Ott
Milo Richardson
Richard Tunsey
Olathe
Fred. Ott
Edwin
Ott
Helen Jean
Ruth
Carl Altenbernd
Blue Mound
Pearl
Howard
Altenbernds
Mary Schumann
Chica 70
Jo Ott, Jr
Oat Myr
Ralph Davis
Eldon
E. S. Eastman
William Altenbernd and Son
St. Charles
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Devor Kohler
Homer White
Mary Allen
Annie Gilmore
Walter Parker
Devoe Kohler
Caroline Bohrisack
Arthur Ott
John Ott
William Ott
Wynat
Baker
John Ott, Jr
Ray Ogden
Margaret
Elsmore
Rs. Ogden
Fannie ‘Braden
Charles ‘R. Braden
Pleasanton
Frederick Stoerker
Eleanor
Frederick, Jr
Booneville
Stoerker
William Altenbernd
John
The
Evangelical Church
E. L
Torrence
Eudora
M. EB
Bethany Hospital
Helen Altenbernd
Harold Altenbernd
Geneva
Flora May James
Ella Wichman
Reese
Louisé Freese
E. ©. Holler
Colorado Springs
Colo. i
Allie James
Herman Wichman
Witwer Humorist and Writer Dies at 39 in Los Angeles
H C Witwer a humorist and writer died in Los Angeles aged 39 after months of illness. Born in Athens Pennsylvania he studied at St Joseph College Philadelphia married Sonia Schagrin in 1912 while a reporter for the New York American. He later worked for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle and was a 1917 Collier's war correspondent. He authored about 400 magazine stories and a syndicated Classics in Slang series. His wife under care of a physician and his mother Mrs Margaret L Nannery from New York rushed to be with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
H. C. Witwer
Athens
Witwer
St. Joseph College
Philadelphia
Sonia Schagrin
Yonkers
N. Y
New York American
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Collier’s Weekly
California
Lutheran Pastor Returns From East Trip
The Rev. Charles A. Puls and family returned after a five weeks' Eastern journey. He will lead morning services at Trinity Lutheran Church tomorrow with the sermon titled I am the Way. The pastor described the trip as delightful and noted visits to major cities and patriotic sites across fourteen states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Puls
Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Eudora C P A to Stage Two Day Picnic
The Eudora C P A will hold a two day picnic in Home Park next week on Wednesday and Thursday. Charles Gabriel chairs the picnic committee with W A Smith Kansas attorney general as chief speaker. Ball games horseshoe contests and children’s amusements are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
SEEK A ST LOUIS YOUTH
Mrs N Merete asks local police to locate her 16 year old son who wrote he was working in Lawrence but gave no address. The letter from Mrs De voto requests information on his whereabouts due to illness in the family. He is five feet four inches tall and his first name is not given. Vera Lear will leave town to visit friends then go to La Belle Missouri.
Obituary of Mrs. Mary Parisa of Kansas
Mrs Mary Parisa 66 of Wel rers Kansas died Friday evening from an automobile accident near Ontario Canada while traveling with four daughters. Survived by ten children two sons Samuel E Parisa Lansing Kan Ted Parisa Mayfield Kan and eight daughters A B Young Los Angeles James D Dresser Lawrence Sidney Salinger Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Francis Welborn Kan Ester Alice Minneapolis Eva Birmingham Florence Roosedale Four brothers and one sister also survive Funeral arrangements to be announced burial Mt Muncie Lansing Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Parisa
Bee Aerts
Welrers
Kan
Cormert
Ontario
Canada
Samuel E. Parisa
Lansing
Ted
Parisa
Mayfield
A. B. Young
Los. Angeles
Cal
James
D. Dresser
Lawrence
Sidney Salinger
Pittsburgh
Pana
Francis
Welborn
Ester
Alice
Minneapolis, Minn
Eva
Russian frontier clash near Amur leaves guards dead
Reports from the Manchurian frontier say two Russian frontier guards were killed and eight wounded by white Russian soldiers at the village of Chernayevo near the Amur river. A Russian gunboat and a small detachment were ordered to proceed to the village at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Cherniaevo
Amur
Wife Sues for Divorce in District Court
Verna Taylor filed for divorce from Leslie Taylor in district court yesterday. She cites their marriage on June 20, 1916 and a 12 year old child born to the union, asking for custody of the minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Taylor
Leslie Taylor
Arrest on Speeding Charge on Bridge
Darrell Koontz was arrested for speeding on the bridge by Officers Charles Calhoun and Henry Smith today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Koontz
Charles Calhoun
Henry Smith
Wichita ties and Kansas City trips noted in local social list
Local notes recount visits and travels of De Soto residents and friends across Kansas City, Lawrence, Leavenworth, and Olathe. People visit relatives, attend events, or work away from home, including a painter in Lawrence, a truck driver in Kansas City, and students at K U summer school.
Local Social Notes From Trenton Missouri Area
Trenton and surrounding towns report visitors and guests including Mrs A G Naylor and daughter of Tonganoxie Kansas, Mr and Mrs Raymond Naylor, Harry Jewett of Olathe, and relatives of the Osborn and Reed families in Kansas City and Topeka. Attendees at a funeral near Martin City included Elroy Parker, Ernest Sigman, E E Baker, and W A Gordon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitay
Broyles
Trenton
A.G. Naylor
Tonganoxie
Raymond Naylor
Ceanses Guy
A. T. Broveak
Harry ‘Jewett
Olathe
W. H. Jewett
Jewett
Charles Jewett
Harry Hiddleston
Agnes Linden
Lawrence
Anna Mary. Eastwood
Baldwin
Dorothy Watson
Anna Mary
Linwood
H “McKinney
Martin City
Stodas
Elroy Parker
Ernest Sigman
E. E. Baker
Fred Watson
C. Osborne
Donald
Helen Audrey Osborne
Topeka
Corlis
Agnes Osborne
Teachers’ College
Emporia
Osborn Charles “Reed
Pleasanton
Reed
Osborne
Harold Cooke
Kansas City
Kansas
Frank Strickland
Bertha Barge
Colorado
Ruth Gordon
Manhattan
John Parker
John
J. C. Everett
Antiolch
J.P. Oyer
O. E. Ashlock
Auto Wedassany
Reserve
Henry A. Kesler
Sioux City
Bert Nead
N Vernon Ae Iock
Baker Hardware Store
Otto Baker
Vernie Mackler
Mabion Plummer
Perman
Nesselhuf
Virgil Hackler
Fred Hackler
Kaw Valley Social Roundup Stitches Week in Topeka and Lawrence
Local residents share visits and travel notes as families attend funerals, plays, and church events. Mrs Kennedy travels to Glen Elder to stay with A G Woodard family, while Fink duo returns from Denver. Several learns visit Tulsa Tulsa Wichita and Lawrence for family, church, and convention activities.
Local social notes from Eudora and nearby towns
Area residents report visits and travels with friends and relatives across Lawrence Ottawa Topeka and De Soto. People attend church meetings, dinners and family gatherings while others plan trips to St Charles Pleasanton and Colorado Springs.
G A R Burial Notice and Local News
G A R comrades meet at post hall at 1 20 pm for funeral of Dr B Hunnicutt at 2 pm Monday at Quaker church Oak Hill burial to follow by order of Post Commander Churchill and Adjutant Selig. Mrs J Lehman recovering from ankle injury after Monday auto accident near Mt Pherson while en route to McPherson to attend Dr J W Meyer funeral. Mr and Mrs Clarke Pringle and daughter Wanda May left on an overland trip to Colorado. travelers report many cars stuck in mud along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Post- Hall
Dr. B. Hunnicutt
Oak Hill
S. J. Churchill
A .L. Selig
J. Lehman
Arkansas Street
Mt Pherson
Clarke Pringle
Wanda May
Colorado
Bowling scores report from Sevenback meet
EIKS bowling scores list Shimmons and Young with high games and series. Shimmons posted 1937 228 260 227 across frames, Young added 227 281 244 244, with Shimmons high game 250 and Young 220.
4H Clover Leaves Club Meeting and Plans
Among the 4H Clover Leaves girls of Brackett Club met at the schoolhouse on Tuesday afternoon to finish holders and plan an apron project. They will meet again Tuesday August 20. The community club met Tuesday evening with project reports and a picnic planned for Wednesday August 28 in the school yard. The meeting date changed to the first Saturday each month. A piano solo by Olive Maude Evans and talks on personal appearance and dental care by Kenneth Mesenheimer and Olive Maude Evans were given along with group yells. Big Springs Sew and So Club met at Amelia Hartman’s home August 7 with members grading finished work and noting dresses in progress. The August 9 social was postponed to a later date. eleven members attended with Mrs Wymer and Virginia Joe visiting. Cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketteeirls
Brackett Clib
Community Clib
Olive Maude. Evans
Kenneth Mesenheimer
Olive Maude Evans
Big Springs
Amelia Hartman
Kanwaka 4H Meeting Updates and Plans
Kanwaka girls 4H project meeting was held at Mrs. Emmett’s home on Friday August 2 from two to 4 30. Most girls have finished dresses and are ready to start uniforms. Globe 4Hers met at Globe School Saturday August 3 calling to order with America. Plans for 4H camp east of Ottawa August 11 14 were discussed. Next meeting August 16 at Clarence Albright home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka
Emmett
Globe. Globe Community
Globe School
America
Ottawa
Clarence Albright
Jayhawk 4H Club Activities and August Meetings
Jayhawk 4H supper club met August 1 at Betty Hemphill’s home with egg dish roll calls. Demonstrations on frying and poaching eggs by Hazel Pine and Betty Hemphill. Canning program by Ruth Johns and Agnes Pine. Meadow Lark project at Lester Hegeman’s home. Belleview 4H at Emma Koehler and Elfreda Koehler’s home with talks by dairy expert J. C. Nisbet and postal regulations. Nearby clubs held August 7 meetings and a dairy tour on August 3 with judging at F. S. Butcher’s and farm visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk
Betty Nan Hemphill
Hazel Pine
Allena Hicks
Ruth Johns
Agnes Pine
Essay Contest and 4-H Club Camp Details
The Dairy and Ice Creamery and Supplies association of New York sponsors an essay contest with a prize trip to the Dairy show in St. Louis for the winner on the theme Happens to Milk in its Farms and Products Bet Farm and the Consumer. A Kiwanis camp meeting is planned with lunch at 5 and a camp program for visitors, clothing guidelines, required gear, and nights available for 50 cents. A British tennis note reports Phoebe Watson winning sets 6-3 6-2 in the Wightman Cup count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranery and Supplies Association of New York
St. Louis
Lub Cooper
Camp
Sunda
Usk
Tenn
Forest Hills
N. Y
Augnalee
Great Britain
America
Phoebe Watson Excernel
Re Jacobs
Silver Greys Dinner At Hotel Eldridge Today
The Silver Greys will host a dinner at seven this evening at the Hotel Eldridge to celebrate the club's fourteen year anniversary. Covers will be laid for twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Greys
Eldridge
Notice on milk supply and delivery service
Notice announces a milk delivery service expansion on the A B Lewis Milk route. It pledges to provide purest milk and asks customers to call if missed so prompt delivery can be made. It mentions continuing to supply high grade Valley milk and requests customers to phone for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Card of thanks for infant daughter’s death
We thank friends and neighbors for Xa and sympathy shown at the death of our infant daughter and for the beautiful offerings. Mr and Mrs Henry Henky Holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Henky Holiday
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White‘side
PR. W
B. Fleming
Kansas Valley
Will
Eudora C. P. A
Vera Lear
la Belle
Ona
DE Soto
Hobart Morse
May Gordon
Lear Ross
L. A. Hayes
Florence Cramer
Oscar Plummer
Flying Field
Young
E. £. Baker
Bud” Let
C. M
Frank Rhodes
Vernon Ashlock
Sam Moll
Ed Blevins
8. Taylor
M. Hershfield
Monti Kaegi
John Taylor
Fairfax
Bert Castle
Will Warsop
Eskridge
Alex. Catton
Lee Scott
Edwardsville
Leonard. Sturges
DeWalt
Rutherford-Geiger Road
Atchison
Huntsville
Ala
Leo Large
Clay
Linden
Ed Grob
Hesper
Persimmon Grove
Mary Catton
Alex Catton
Atto
J. L. ‘Aghlock
J. William
Earl Ro Ross
Turday
David
Frida
Ie Ce
L. M
Ralph Klamm
Kaw Valley
Meadow Lark
Good Boys
Lester Hegeman
Bellevie
Belleview
Emma
Elfreda Koehler
Anna Eichelmeyer
J. C. Nisbet
Kansas State Agricultural College
Mr. Warren
Theork
Elwyn Freese
John Eichelmeyer
Midland
XL Baking Club
Catherine Pirotte
Florence Alford
Agenia Brune
Ava Higley
Clinton
Clinton 4-H
Robert ‘Kampschroeder
Harold’ Herschell
Walter Houk
Marion Barton
Irene Nemec
Lois Harrell
Luella Harsehell
Rose Baldwin
Warren
Fairy Club
Nisbett
Extension
Central Park
Willett Taylor
Nisbet
Butcher
Willett
Wallace Taylor
Clarence Transmaier
Morgan
Alice Rarick
Fark
Uss Welda
Elisbeth Randle
F. Ss
Re . Buch
F. Beer
E Wyville
C. C. ‘Winsler
Robert Steele
I. Jot
Farm. Bureau
Club Rcamp
Fanicoz
Ne C
Impron
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Mass
Rumsey. Bros. Funeral Home
Befclegs
Bury
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