Japanese Occupy Sahoching Near the Great Wall
Japanese infantry brigades report occupying Sahoching, a north China town 90 miles northeast of Peiping, as fighting continues along the southern border. Estimates say about 1,000 Chinese killed in the area while Japanese forces regain positions near Hsifenkow and the Great Wall passes. The Chinese commander Sun Chehyuan redirects his troops to recapture Hsinsenkou, while Japanese dispatches claim heavy Chinese retreat along the Swan River.
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Tokyo
Sahochigo
China
Peiping
Great Wall
Rengo
Hsifenxhow
Jehol
Heij‘io Hattori
Heisenkow
Hsifenkow
Tokyo War Office
Sahochinc
Wall
Pass
Swan River
Sun Cheh- Yuan
Hsinsenkour Ae
Lawrence high school oratorical judges named for contests
Lawrence high school tryouts set for tomorrow at 10 a m with judges Henry Asher Rev Theodore Astman and F H Omex. County contest judges named for Thursday 1 30 pm include Rev Carter Harrison Prof J T Moreaux and Prof W B Sandelius. Contestants Bob Corey John Chandler with Arnold Gilbert withdrawing. Norman Jones of Vinland high to prize county honors Thursday. District entries from Atchison Brown Johnson counties and Leavenworth plus Douglas expected for March 28 in Lawrence. TO GROW SLOWLY WARMER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High
Kansas City Star
Henry Asher
Theodore Astman
First Presbyterian Church
F. H. Omex
Neal M. Wherry
Carter Harrison
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. T., Moreaux
W. B. Sandelius
Bob.Corey
John Chandler
Arnold Gilbert
Norman Jones
Vinland High
Atchison, Brown
Johnson
Wherry
Leavenworth County
Douglas County
Normal Weather Expected Back in Kansas Soon
Topeka March 20 AP fair weather and a slow warming were predicted for Kansas by federal meteorologist B R Laskowski. The mid March cold wave had dropped temperatures to 16 degrees and the outlook said normal weather would return soon with temperatures rising to 45 to 50 statewide tomorrow. Tonight readings were forecast steady at 22 degrees in the west and 26 in the east, after a low of 16 at Concordia and Topeka.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas
B. R. Laskowski
Concordia
Brazen car theft attempt thwarted by 85 year old woman
Mrs Mary Ann Nadelhoffer confronted a bareheaded man attempting to steal an automobile owned by Will Johns Jr parked before the Hotel Hildridge. She ordered him out, despite the crowded Saturday night scene and her being seated in the rear. The thief fled under the street light as a bystander crowd watched.
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Mary Ann Nadelhoffer
Will Johns, Jr
Hldridge
Nadelhoffer
Johns
Warage
Altho
Police Raid Results in Alcohol Possession Charge at 71546 Massachusetts
Noble Barry was arrested by city officers early yesterday at his rooms on 71546 Massachusetts Street and will face charges of possession of intoxicating liquor, according to County Attorney R. B. Stevens. Officers Lilburn Dowers Houston Turner Ralph Hubbel and Floyd Hunter raided the upstairs rooms and reported two pints of alleged alcohol, one quart of alleged whiskey, and empty liquor jugs found on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Barry
Massachusetts Street
Will
R. B. Stevens
Lilburn Dowers
Houston Turner
Ralph Hubbel
Floyd “ Hunter
Barry
Many Hear Vespers at University Auditorium Concert
A large audience attended the final vespers of the year at the University auditorium yesterday afternoon. Over 100 faculty and students participated in a program featuring the University String Quartette, Women's Glee Club, and the full Symphony Orchestra with works by Malling, Kousnetzoff, Saint Saens, and Sibelius. Rehearsals are planned for Music Week in May with many university groups taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
University Women's Glee Club
Saul
Damascus
Malling
C. S. Skilton
Kousnetzoff
Gordon Kinney
D. M. Swarthout
Genevieve Hargiss
Genevieve Noyes
Charing
St. Saens
Meribah Moore
Mervyn Anderson
University Women’s Glee Club
Agnes Husband
The
Huhg
Lucile Wagner
Laurel Everette Anderson
Gretchaninoff
William Young
Karl Knersteiner
Conrad McGrew
Rex Christie
Roy Underwood
Sibelius
Complete University Symphony Orchestra
Karl Euersteiner
Fine Arts
Charles Wilson
University Men’s Glee Club
Ithe University Orchestra
Deaths and Funerals for William Damm and Luella Carter
Funeral services are set for William Damm 74 a retired Stull farmer at 2 30 pm Tuesday from Stull Evangelical Church. He died Sunday at his home near Stull and is survived by three sons William Topeka Henry Bartley Neb Ernest Stull and one daughter Mrs Frank Selch Stull. Luella E Carter 32 of 1829 Kentucky died Sunday night after weeks of illness at a local hospital. Funeral plans not made she is survived by her mother Narcissus Carter a sister Lucile Gryder Des Moines five brothers Andrew Dennis Will Harry and Herbert.
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William Damm
Stull
William
Luella E. Carter
Kentucky Street
Narcissus Carter
Lucile Gryder
Des Moines
Andrew
Dennis
Tonganoxie
Will
Minois
Harry
St. Joseph
Herbert
Leavenworth
Barrymore Stars in Topaze at Patee House
John Barrymore delivers his usual fine acting in Topaze the three day run at the Patee begins yesterday Myrna Loy adds feminine charm as the professor learns honesty has limits in the outside world Also on the program a cartoon comedy and newsreel accompany the feature
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrymore
Former KU student Garrett dies in highway crash
Norbert Garrett, 23, a former University of Kansas student and Kansas City Journal-Post staffer, was killed in a collision on highway 60 near Lenexa Saturday morning. His front fender clipped a truck driven by Oscar Botts. Botts was uninjured. Garrett lived in Olathe and played high school basketball for Olathe. He was a member of Sigma Nu. The other items note a Honewell Farmers Union meeting with an old fashioned spelling match, two youths posting bonds after intoxication arrests, and actress Marion Nixon's divorce from Edward H Hillman Jr, in Los Angeles.
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Norbert Garrett
University of Kansas
Lenexa
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Garrett
Olathe
Kansas City Journal-Post
Will Speak Here Kansas Teachers Conference Leaders Named
GC E Birch announces speakers for the Kansas State Teachers Conference in Lawrence on November 3 and 4. General sessions will feature William J Cooper United States commissioner of education and Edgar J Downa of Madison Wis. Department sessions list Jesse H Newton Galen James Gary G Myers J E Butterworth and Miss Bess Goodykoonts as speakers.
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Kansas State Teachers’ Conference
Lawrence
GC. E Birch
Wen. William. J. Cooper
United States Commissioner of Education
Washington, D. C
Edgar J. Dowdna
Board of Regents of Normal Schools
Madison
Wis
Jesse H. Newton
Lincoln School
Teachers College
New York City
Galen James
Tulsa
Ohls
Gary G Myers
Cleveland, C
J. E. Butterworth
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Miss Bess Goodykoonts
Washington, D.C
Studebaker Receivership Won’t Halt Production Plans
South Bend March 20 AP StudebakerCorporation pioneer in auto industry placed in friendly receivership by Edwards Iron Works claim of 6228 dollars not expected to interfere with resumption of production tomorrow. Conservators S Vance Paul Hoffman and A G Beun named. officials say merger entanglements prompted action and Studebaker and White Motor companies remained financially sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corporation
S. Vance
Studebaker
Edwards Iron Works, Inc
Thomas W. Slick
Vance
Paul G. Hoffman
A. G. Beun
White Motor Company
Cleveanda
A. R. Erskine
White Company
Pierre-Arrow Motor Company
Nine Inmates Escape Oklahoma Hospital Raid
Nine blue-shirted inmates escaped from the eastern Oklahoma hospital for the insane after seizing guard Marvin Adams and binding him. Armed with razors and gas pipes, the fugitives fled Saturday evening. authorities hunted them as Dr. Felix Adams expected rearrests at the inmates’ homes, noting one is a former convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Okla
Eastern Oklahoma Hospital
Marvin Adams
Adams
Felix Adams
North Lawrence First Baptist Church Weekly Notices
Church sickness lists several members including Mrs Anna Hultz Mr Carrig Jackson Miss Hardinia Cooper and J M Smith with some improvements noted Those with minor ailments were Mrs Hulsz and Mr Smith Weekly calendar lists meetings and events including Silver Leaf club prayer sessions at homes and church choir rehearsal a Friday musical play and a broadcasting studio project All are invited to attend Christian Science Lesson Sermon topics include Matter and covetousness with cited Bible verses and a reference to Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence First Baptist Church
Anna Hultz
Carrig Jackson
Hardinia Cooper
Cooper
J. M. Smith
Hulsz
Smith
Silver Leaf Club
Miss Manners
Anna Scott
Clarence Fesler
Dey le A
Clubch
NS Lbc
Science
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Maury Baker Eddy
Custody Awarded to Mrs Finnigan Over Mother in Kansas
Independence Kan March 20 Judge J W Holdren awarded Grace Finnigan of Los Angeles custody of Jackie Tucker seven over the child mother Mrs J E Tucker The judge held the mother failed to seek care earlier and had been financially able for at least two years The writ of habeas corpus was dismissed after the ruling in a case tied to a Denver visit from Chicago to Los Angeles Confirmed Shipping Board Members Washington March 20 The Senate confirmed Hutch S Cone Gatewood S Lincoln and David W Todd as Shipping Board members
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Independence
Kan
Grace Finnigan
Los Angeles
Jackie Tucker
J. E. Tucker
Finnigan
Shipping Board
Washington
Senate Today
Hutch S. Cone
Florida
Gatewood S. Lincoln
California
David W. Todd
New York
Denver probes Sankey link to famous kidnappings
Denver officials pursue trace Sankey as a possible link between the Boettcher and Bohm abductions and the Lindbergh baby case. M. F. Kinkead says handwriting matches and Sankey was in Minneapolis during related events. Sankey and Gordon Elkhorn face federal kidnap charges. other relatives are jailed on related counts.
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Denver
Verne Sankey
Ping
Haskell
Bohm
St. ‘Paul
M.F. Kinkead
St. Paul
Sankey
Charles Boettcher
Kinkead
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Minneapolis
Boettcher
United States
Mexico
Canada
Carl Pearce
Arthur Youngberg
Ruth Kohler
Past Masters Club Dinner Slated in Lawrence Lodge
The Past Masters Club of Lawrence Lodge 6 A F and A M will dine at Hotel Wood. Frank P. Smith discusses Masonry in the Past C E Birch speaks on Masonry of the Present and George O Fosterson on the Future. Eighteen of 28 past masters have accepted. attendance has been near 100 percent in Lawrence. W H Quakenbush is president. members join after relinquishing lodge office and serving as past masters the following year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lodge
Hotel Wood
Frank P. Smith
C. E. Birch
George O. Fosterson
Birch
Lawrence
W. H. Quakenbush
Secret society cannon accident costs student hands
Norman Oklahoma March 20 AP an initiation into the University of Oklahoma engineering society caused George Latham Yates a Bartlesville 22 year old junior to lose both hands when an old two foot cannon known as Old Trusty discharged prematurely. Other initiates fired the cannon and sparks remained as Yates prepared to return the rites. University officials reported no disciplinary action after investigation. Governor Murray ordered consolidation of the Oklahoma University engineering school with Oklahoma A and M at Stillwater. Old Trusty will probably never be fired again and has marked the engineers St Patrick s day celebration annually.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Engineering Society
George Latham Yates
Bartlesville
Old Trusty
Order of the “Loyal Knights of Old Trustry
Yates
Murray
Oklahoma A
Stillwater
Lawrence Fans Aid Highland Park in semi final tourney
A large group of Lawrence high school faculty and students traveled by motor to Holton Saturday afternoon to back the Lawrence five against Highland Park at Topeka in the tournament semi finals. Officers answered a report at Fritzel Creamery but found nothing missing. Elwyn F. Lewis, 69, a St. Louis native traveling to Oklahoma City, is being cared for at Salvation Army headquarters in Lawrence awaiting assistance. he is a recurring scissors grinder in poor health and volunteers seek gifts for his journey.
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Holton
Lawrence High -Five
Highland Park
Topeka
Elwyn F. Lewis
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Salvation Army
In. Lawrence
Lewis
Lawrence
Haskell Superintendent Hosts Four Guests at Rotary Lunch
Superintendent C. M. Blair of Haskell hosted four guests at Rotary today. James Aaronson of Washington is the national supervisor of vocational work in Indian schools. E. G. Torrey, also of Washington, heads probate division in the Indian affairs department. W. C. Beddow directs tinting at Haskell, and Fred C. Maeder leads vocational work at Haskell. Torrey and Beddow were formerly colleagues in the government printing office in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Service
C. M. Blair
Haskell
Rotary
James Aaronson
Washington
E. G. Torrey
Department of Indian Affairs
W. C. Beddow
Fred C. Maeder
Mr. Torrey
Mr. Beddow
Government Printing Office
Miss Roche Wins Music Prize at Topeka Contest
Miss Maxine Roche, a sophomore voice student at the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts, won a prize and a $10 cash award in a Saturday Topeka contest. The event is sponsored by the Music Talent Fund of the Federation of Women's Clubs, marking her third straight prize in annual contests. She studies under Mrs. Moncrieff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Roche
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Topeke
Music Talent Fund
Thas Federation of Women's Clubs
Miss Roche
Sauce for the Gander opens at Fraser Theater tonight
The Kansas Players present Sauce for the Gander a comedy by Ruby Philips Bramwell in Fraser Theater for tonight Tuesday and Wednesday. The author attended final dress rehearsals praising staging and acting and plans to attend opening night with the Kansas Authors club. The play centers on Walter Watkins and his wife Nora whose domestic bliss collapses when she pursues art and writing, ending with a reconciled, comic truce as Cupid reenters the home.
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Fraser Theater
Kansas Players
Ruby Philips Bramwell
Bramwell
Kansas Authors’ Club
Kansas
America
Walter
George Callahan
Walter Watkins
Clyde Nichols
Clifford Watkins
Madeline Dunsford
Pauline Watkins
Ronald Stewart
George Rathburn
Carl Kennell
Sam Dearden
Allen Crafen
Ned Simpter
Farrell Strawn
Mr. Crotchet
Laurel Allen
Violet Simpters
Jessica Crafton
Sally Hume
Betty Shirk
Marjorie
Robert Calderwood
Sydney Bradley
Cold Blasts After Spring Weather Hits Lawrence
A sharp north wind Saturday night brought sleet and snow to Lawrence and the surrounding area, cooling the city after four weeks of mild spring weather. Cars froze without antifreeze, fires died, and residents rushed to resume winter routines. The forecast calls for fairer, warmer conditions Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Journal-World
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Wall Street Opens Week With Cautious Gains As Washington Moves
The market showed a firmer tone yet remained cautious with dull list activity. Investors watched Washington for transportation program signals and potential rail consolidations while rail stocks advanced modestly and general sentiment stayed optimistic about the longer term, pending forthcoming economic data and money market signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Washington
R&ails
Union Pacific
Louisville
United Aircraft
Studebaker
White House
A. A. Berle
Lis
Stee
Hospital Notices From Memorial Hospital
At Memorial Hospital J. Sweeney recovering satisfactorily after last week’s automobile injury. Miss Maurine McNish recently returned for treatment was taken today to the Jerry Lyons home. Robert Carman, son of Prof and Mrs J N Carman, discharged after an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sweeney
Maurine McNish
Jerry Lyons
Alabama! Street
Robert Carman
J. N. Carman
Kentucky Street
Telegraphed track meet proposed among Big Six towns
Lawrence High School principal Neal M. Wherry proposes a telegraphic track meet among Norman Oklahoma Manhattan and other Big Six cities with dates April 11 and 12. Officials from Big Six schools would serve as official scorers and Lawrence would tabulate returns. Eligibility follows each school's athletic association rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Oklo
Manhattan
Lincoln
Neb
Ames
Columbia
Neal M. Wherry
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Wherry
Cold Weather Halts Vermont Street Widening Work
Snow and cold pause city project progress with concrete pouring halted on Vermont street widening. Workers excavate the 600 block and prepare to resume once weather allows while the 900 block on New Hampshire and a 1300 block Kentucky sewer lateral near completion by contractor M N Jenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Altho
New Hampshire
Kentucky Street
M. N.jenny
Fred Reiderer Hosts Steak Roast for Twenty at Farm
Fred Reiderer entertained twenty guests with a Sunday steak roast. The party gathered at 4 o'clock, then toured the Reiderer farm northwest of town where a steak dinner was served. Attendees included Ruth Emerson, J.B. Mack, Margaret Kirchhoff, Billie Mackie, Corinne High, Alan Asher, Barbara Kirchhoff, Buddy Hanna, Vivien Lavery, Bob Newman, Lena B. Funk, Bob Corey, Jane Alten, Junior Dickenson, Helen Moore, Dick Wright, Ben Barteldes, Bob Rowlands, Donzald Metzler, Marie Hunter and Fred Riederer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reiderer
Riederer Farm
Ruth Emerson
J.B. Mack
Margaret Kirchhoff
Billie Mackie
Corinne High
Alan Asher
Barbara Kirchhoff
Buddy Hanna
Vivien Lavery
Bob Newman
Lena B. Funk
Bob Corey
Jane Alten
Junior Dickinson
Helen Moore
Dick Wright
Ben Barteldes
Bob Rowlands
Donzald Metzler
Marie Hunter
Fred Riederer
Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors
Mr and Mrs John B Byrant of DeKalt Illinois are guests of Dean and Mr D M Swarthout staying a few days. Ada Byrant will return to Illinois with them. Dolson Beery formerly of this city has recovered from injuries from a car crash and is back at home. Dolph Simons travels to Topeka to represent the State Press Association in talks with the insurance commissioner. Mrs S K Funk shows improvement after acute indigestion. L O Howard of Douglas county, burned trash at home south of Lawrence last Wednesday. hospitalized in Memorial with unchanged condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B Byrant
DeKalt
Dean
D. M. Swarthout
Ada Byrant
Swarthout
Illinois
Dolson Beery
B. B. Beery
Horton Hospital
Dolph Simons
Topeka
Simons
State Press Association
Commissioner of Insurance
S. K. Funk
L. O’ Howard
Douglas County
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Evangelical Women’s Mission Society Meeting Highlights Local Visits
The Evening Star notes Thursday afternoon activities including the Evangelical Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meeting at Rev and Mrs Rodewald in Euders attended by Mrs Lottie Neis and Mrs Viola Broers. Various dinners and visits followed with neighbors and relatives from Tonganoxie Eudora Hesper Kaw Valley Lawrence and Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Neis
Viola Broers
Evangelical Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Rodewald
Euders
Glen Wilson
Tonganoxie
Ann Nuisance
Walter Wilson
Weaver
F. M. Brown
Roar
Christine Eisele
Pete Edelbrock
Charline
Kate Edelbrock
Mary Cook
Eudora
Martin ‘Abels
Belleview
Otto “Abels
Sam Neis
Delbert
Hesper
Walter Parker
Worden Miss Hattie Schwartz Attends Ottawa Trip
Worden society notes list residents and visitors Miss Hattie Schwartz accompanied by Mrs Henry Seele and son Olin and Mrs Katie Oswald motored to Ottawa Friday. Other items mention Ferna Heffner's return from Richland to help with housework and local family visits. Mar 8 marriage of Mae Pimppert to Charles Hoffman at Pippert home drew a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Schwartz
Henry Seele
Olin
Katie Oswald
Ottawa
Ferna Heffner
Oscar Lutz
Richland
Mr. Smith
Tonganoxie
Albert Schwartz
Arnold Stoebener
Alvin Johanning
Worden Woman's Missionary Society
L. W
Frank
Selch
Damm
W. H. Joitenning
Misa Mae Pinpert
Worden
Charles Hoffman
Bethel
n-Pippert
Mello Glo Powder Promises Fresh Clean Look
New MELLO GLO face powder advertised as smooth spreading and long lasting. Claims hide tiny lines and pores, banish shine, avoid irritation, and present a fragrant, pure finish. Sold for 50 cents and one dollar tax free.
Neighborhood welcomes new families and local updates
Oscar and Hattie Schwartz extend best wishes to the Hornberger family relocating nearby. Mr and Mrs Geiss move into the former Hornberger home with family. The community shares visits, hospital news, and weekend travels among Schwartz, Winterman, Heffner, Lutz, and related households in Overbrook and surrounding towns.
Do Headaches Drive You Crazy A Dream of Najal Claim
Do headaches drive you crazy times. It claims harmless Dream of Najal treatment removes poisons causing headaches. Cream of Nujol contains no drugs. It promises lasting relief with a few cents a day. Take Cream of Najol night and morning and begin tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Najal
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Mary Nadelhoffer
Ky U
Farmers’ Union
Honewell Farmers Union
Hopewell
3John Doe
Richard Roe
Nineteenth
Massachusetts
Marion Nixon
Edward H. Hillman, Jr
Chicago
Hillman
Oklahoma
Trace Sankey
Lindberg
Floyd Hunter
Fritzel Creamery
Mississippi Street
Fraser
Kaythaleene
Lewis French
Falkaf
Otto, Abels
Martin Abels
Harry Warmker
Wm. Spitzli
Margaret
Ben Neis
Ruth
Pete Ede
Lula
Elise
Lawley
Felix Muller
Ae Ieohn
Bowenson
Raymond
Clarence Broers
Richie
Ruth Neil
Margaret Spitzli
Raymond Bowen
Roscoe Parker
Frank L. Klingberg
Earl Blane
Julius Clark
Herbert Meuffle
Saturn
Eileene
Edgar
Belva Jean
Black-Jack Sanday
Fred Neis
Sam -Neis
Freddie Neis
Floyd Breera
Grandmother Neis
Gideon Neis
Marjorie Westerhouse
Ermal Whaley
Ester Ruth Otto
Evening Star School
Josephine
Gerald
Eudora Rural High School
Otto Abels
Homewood
Geo. Abels
Elmer Kurtz
Carl Bernitz
Jake Strobel
Junction City
Bernitz
Ieee Wade Thoma
Carl Neis
Grandmother Smith
Halta
W. L. Miller
Mr. Miller
Minerva C. Hall
Long Beach
Cal
Hazel E. Lynn
Hall
Long Leach
Evening Star
Oscar
Hornberger
Geiss
Henry Hornberger
Elmer Wintermantle
Evelyn Ruth
Nuffer
Mia
Johnnie Breithaut
Carl and
Glenn Schwartz
John Miller
John
Dorothy
Miller
Griffin
Saile
Overbrook
Henry
E. W.deskines
Williamsburg
G. F. Deskines
Prince Deskines
Centropolis
Carl Plambeck
Olin Heffner
Stella Deskines
H. L. Cheney
Betty Jane
Baldwin
Sophia Schwartz
Paola
Virgil Schwartz
J. W. Breithaupt
Winona
Roy Schwalm
Leland Breithaupt
Bell” Memorial Hospital
Ora] Staneart
George Puvogel
Ethel
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