Inquest Clears Driver Rippey Death Blame
Vermillion coroner's jury absolved Daryl Watt of criminal negligence in the March 24 crash that killed Richard Rippey of Le Mars. The verdict found negligence but not felonious, with potential charges under motor vehicle code considered. Witnesses included Joe O'Connor and Al Stufne. paint evidence linked to a post impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Daryl Wattson
Chamberlain
University of South Dakota
Richard Rippey
Le Mars
U. D
Rippey
Wattson
Ver Mullion
highway
Bud Benson
Russel Moser
George Anderson
Daryl Watson
Theodore Dolney
Dolney
Myron Iverson
Clay county
Watton
Dupants
Joe O'Connor
Al Stufne
South Dakota Motor pitrol
Donald Mitchell
highway guide
Capt
Staine
O'Connor
Rain and Smiles After Weekend Rain Improves Crops
About half an inch of rain Sunday night brought general crop improvement and better mood. A Le Mars business man noted customers smiling who had not smiled before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
NIPCO Lines Will Be Hot April 6
Northwest Iowa gains low cost hydro power as NEPCO system energizes on April 6 in a Pe Maury ceremony. Ten rural electric cooperatives including Cherokee County, Ida County, Monona County, Plymouth, Le Mars and Sioux City area coops join NEPCO to deliver Missouri River power to 20 000 farms via REA aided transmission network. Ancher Neken REA Administrator will direct switches via short wave radio at Hinton station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Town Power Cooperative
Le Mars
Missouri
towa
Iowa
United States Bureau of Reclamation
NEPCO
Cherokee County Rural Electric Cooperate
Cherokee
Ilowa
Harrison County Rural
AbD Cooperative
Woodbine
Ida County Rural Electric Cooperative
Ida ove
Monona County Rural Electric Cooperative
Onawa
Nishnahatna Valley Rural Electric Cooperative
Harlan
Q'Bren County Rural Electric Cooperative
Primghar
Plymouth Electric Cooperative
Iowi
Pe Maury
Aprit
Ancher Neken
REA
Hinton
enere
NIPCO
Jewsraper ARRHIVE New Year’s Resolutions Questioned
A reader asks how many resolutions have been kept and hints at mixed results for the year ahead. The note uses a playful tone and cites personal intent rather than verifiable outcomes.
Little Lost Girl Found Near Hay Stack
A 14 year old girl missing from Sioux City was found loitering near a haystack at a farmer’s 342 mile southwest of Hinton farm. Ray Tondreau reported the sighting to Le Mars sheriff's office at 4 15 on Tuesday. Sheriff Scholer and deputy Jim Mertes located Ruth Coven and turned her over to Sioux City police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
Ray Tondreau
Hinton
Scholer
Jim Mertes
Ruth Coven
Sioux City
police department
Local engagements announce upcoming weddings
ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cope of Peru Neb announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Alice Cope to Merlin Koteke of Kingsley. They plan a June 17 ceremony in Brock Neb. Miss Cope teaches sixth grade in Sioux City. Also announced are Sadie Hansen from Morril to Harold H Hansen a teacher at Sully with a planned early June wedding, Joan Alice Plummer to Robert Dean Tschirki both Iowa State Teachers College students, and Patricia Allison to Fred Wiebersch of Le Mars with no date set.
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Guy Cope
Peru
Neb
Mary Alice Cope
Merlin Koteke
Otto Koetke
Kingsley
Coryell chapel
Brock, Neb
Cope
Sioux City
Nebraska street
Crescent Park school
Penu State Teachers college
John A. Van Zanten
Morril
Sadie
Harold H. Hansen
Effie Moore
Stanton
Nebraska
Hansen
Sully
C. B. Plummer
Joan Alice Plummer
Robert Dean Tschirki
Chris Tschirke
Forest City
Iowa
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Miss Plummer
Tschirki
Arthur Allison
Patricia
Fred J. Wiebersch
Fred Wiebersch
Le Mars
Mis
Minny
Toole
Ann CY Toole
Rosary College
et River Forest
Pyroo
booO
OToole
Dale Uheiss
dughter
Little Rock
Mroo
Joe Deegan
Mary
Ro Mair
Laverence Mair
Mitchell
South Dakota
Class of 31 Plans Reunion at Le Mars High
Miss Irma Witt of the class of 1931 said local members met at Central High School to begin plans for a reunion. Present were Norman Mauer, Robert Mauer, Dennis Tennham, Mrs. Charles Wiley, Mrs. Ron Carby, Mrs. Doris Johnson, Mrs. Ed Kehrberg and Miss Witt. Anyone knowing other members' addresses is asked to notify Miss Witt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Witt
Le Mars High School
Central High School
Norman Mauer
Robert Mauer
Dennis Tennham
Charles Wiley
Ron Carbty
Doris Johnson
Ed Kehrberg
Miss Witt
Better Lighting For The-Sieverding-Walz Store Upgrade
The-Sieverding-Walz hardware store installs a new lighting system to provide uniform, modern, brilliant illumination throughout the premises, aiming to improve display visibility and shopper experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieverding-Walz hardware
Le Mars Board Forms Advisory Committee for Gymnasium Bond
Le Mars civic leaders from ten local groups met the Board of Education to plan the bond election campaign for a new public school gymnasium. The board set an April 30 special election to authorize up to 310000 in bonds and named a steering committee including John Vollmar Allen Paull and others to craft the campaign strategy. A first steering group meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p m next Monday in Central school Room 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
Board of Education
hell
L. C. O'Toole
John Vollmar
Allen Paull
George Vander Tuig
Jake Hoorneman
Darrell Ketelsen
Gordon Whelan
A. R. Hershberger
R.H. Posthuma
Bob McKune
Chan Pitts
Vernon Orban
Frank Landreth
Orval Nielen
Gene Roth
Bob Shepherd
Perhaps A New Swimming Pool for Hawarden?
Charles Sedgwick Jr former mayor met Le Mars residents to push for a city pool modeled after Hawarden and Remsen. Alton approved a 30000 bond but bids were rejected as too high. The pool could go in Fos er park or near the high school gym, where a 306000 bond vote is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sedgwick Jr
Hawarden
Le Mars
Remsen Alton
Foser municipal park
New Deal municipal park
J C Penney Stores Observe Fourth Anniversary
Parker manager announces Le Mars J C Penney Store will mark its fourth anniversary next week with a company observance. A Globe-Post ad highlights gains in the event and directs readers to see the ad for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars J. C
Parker
The
Globe-Post
Not Planning Expansion For Gehien School
Henry Ahlers Sr. states no definite expansion plans exist for Gehien schools and that expansion has not been seriously discussed at board meetings. The original design allowed four more classrooms at the south end, but current discussions are informal and no action is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ahlers Sr
Gehien
Republican Candidates At Open Meeting In Le Mars
Plymouth county Republican primary candidates invited to an open meeting in Le Mars at Franklin school auditorium Tuesday starting at 7 p.m. The caravan will feature introductions of local and state candidates with three minute speaking times. Attendees may meet all candidates afterward in a lively reception hosted by Plymouth County Republican Women affiliates and district groups.
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Plymouth county
Le Mars
p.m
Franklin school
Sioux Cite
Mayfair hotel
Clarence Becker
Pymouth County
wecome
Le Mats
Plymoud County
Republican Women
Le Murs
Elgin America Wins County 4 H Basketball Tournament
The Elgin America 4 H club won the Plymouth County basketball tournament by defeating Union Fleury 16 to 0. Tim Nigkebea and Norm Kacip led with 10 points. Union Henry had 2 points for his club. In the consolation game Liberty defeated Akron 45 to 16. Lawrence Hecht led Liberty with 7 and Jack Wacken topped Akron with 7. St Monica's Circle meets Friday evening at 8 00 p.m.
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ElginAmerica
Union Fleury club
tod
Tim Nigkebea o
Norm Kacip
Feinimeriga
foo Pish
Union Henty
Liberty
Akon
Lawrence
Hecht
Jack Wacken
Akron
Car Crash at Gas House Corner Injures Driver
Gerry Peters, alone in a 1939 Pontiac, lost control at the gas house corner near 2th St and 7th Ave S. The vehicle left the road and fell into a ditch at about 5:15 p.m. Wednesday. The left front top and tire were damaged in the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Peters
2th St
7th Ave S
Old Illinois Central Water Tank Demolished For Diesel Locomotives
The Illinois Central water tank near the ice plant has been torn down. The new diesel locomotives no longer need water, and railroads can save maintenance costs and taxes by removing this obsolete facility. The old Omubs pumping station and tanks were removed years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinois
Omubs
Terrace Building Demonstrations Near Le Mars
Terrace building demonstrations will be held at the Wm. Fitzpatrick farm half a mile east of Le Mars on Saturday morning April 7 at 10 o clock. Elmer J. Lund Extension Area Soil Conservationist notes very low soil moisture this spring. He says level terraces and contour farming will save most rainfall and store runoff water, with each mile of terrace holding over 500000 gallons for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fitzpatrick
Le Mars
Buldozer
Elmer J. Lund
Lund
Three Le Mars Schools Name Outstanding Athletes 1955-56
The student bodies of Westmar Gehlen and Le Mars Central selected Len Rohde Pat Kennedy and Dennis Frerichs as outstanding athletes for the 1955 56 season. Pictures will run in Monday's paper. They will receive inscribed plaques at the Chamber of Commerce Banquet April 11 at Gehlen auditorium. One hundred seventy six athletes will be honored that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
Westmar
Len Rohde
Gehlen
Pat Kennedy
Le Mars Central
Dennis Frerichs
Chamber of Commerce
Westmar Call Teachers Conference Spring Event
Eldon Danne head of Industrial Arts at Westmar College leads the annual conference for Industrial Arts teachers from Northwest Iowa Northeast Nebraska and Southeast South Dakota on Sunday April 7 from 9 30 to 3 30. About 125 invitations issued a strong turnout expected. Panel led by R A Shreiner Wayne State College with Earl Hammond Le Mars Richard Byers Mapleton Loy Don Severson East Junior High Sioux City and Richard Hughes Westrin. Leo Ketch Porter Cube Co Des Moines will demonstrate Portable Machines Wendell Baylin Le Mars displays hobby interests. Speakers include Colburn Collinge Carroll IA and TA Hippaka Professor of Industrial Education at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Danne
Westmar College
Iowa
Nebraska
South Duckota
Saninay
R. A Shreiner
Wayne State College
Wayne
Earl Hammond
Le Mars
Richard Byers
Mapleton
loy Don Severson
East Janiior High
Sioux City
Richard Hughes
Westrin
Leo Ketch
Porter Cube Co
Des Moines
Wendell Baylin
Colburn Collinge
Carroll
TA. Hippaka
Towa State College
Marathon Sale Begins Friday at AA&E Appliances
Andy Siezens and Bennie DeBoe announce a Marathon Sale at AA&E Appliances on Friday April 6 with extended hours into the night. All appliances including televisions, small appliances, and freezers will be on sale, plus every item in the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Siehens
Bennie
Sighens
Five Directors for New Westfield Community School District
Five school board directors are to be elected on Monday April 30 1956 for the newly organized Westfield Community School District. Voting will be from 2 p m to 7 p m at designated polling places in Hancock Township Perry Township Sioux Township Westfield Township and Johnson Township. Qualifications include US citizenship residence in Iowa six months in county sixty days in district and age at least 21. Terms start July 1 1956 1957 1959 for various seats and a treasurer also elected. Nomination papers available from the County Superintendent Le Mars and must be filed by April 20 1956. Election supplies will be mailed to judges by Christine Petersen County Superintendent.
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theewly
Westfield
Seoul
Westfield Community School District
Westfield Consolidated
Westfied Consolidated School
Hancock Township
Perry Township
Westfield Community
Sioux Township
Liberty Township
Westfield Community School
Sunnyside
Westfield Township
Johnson Township
United States
Iowa
Le Mars
Schoulx
Christine Petersen
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Gengler in Le Mars
A neighbor group gathered at Clarence Schnepf home in Le Mars to celebrate Mrs Gengler's birthday. Attendees included the Nilles, Schroeders, Genglers, Singers, Fallises, Stoefels, and Stoefel. They delivered a delicious dish and presented an electric frying pan as a memory of the occasion. Wishing her many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
neghbors
Clarence Schnepf
Le Mars
Syharius Schroeder
dick Stoefel
Gengler
Plymouth livestock sale and club meeting notice
The page lists livestock lots from diverse sellers with weights and totals, including hogs steers heifers and sows from Remsen Merrill Hawarden and Rock Valley, followed by a reminder that The Gold Star Mothers Club will meet at Mrs. O M Kelly’s home on April 10 with Mrs. Ed Belanger as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pymouth
Elmer Asselin
Crna
Ray Ruer
Remsens
Pimer & Card Bank
Kingsles
Joli TeMome & Sons
Kingsley
Mary Paut Stubbs
Posteer
SESaE Greorge de Kling Schimdt
Stable
hos
SIS
AL Gengler
Remsen
Taddinsay
Kentsen
Unk
serett man
Merrill
Dorhoul
Hawarden
Hisaiden
Rovden
hems
JRO
Walles
Kerney Hammingsen
Hasasden
Baruman
Rock Valley
we LEYS
Gene Ren
Joe Pahlen
Gold Star Mothers Club
O. M. Kelly an Trescay
Ed Belanger
Please Keep Off the Grass at Le Mars Country Club
Bud Brockman warns golfers to stay off the Le Mars country club greens as they resume shaping for the coming season. He states traffic would damage the turf and asks all persons to keep away until the ground firms up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Brockman
Le Mars country club
Drive To Aid Home Improvement Show In Le Mars
Le Mars firms signed up for the Operation Home Improvement show set for April 17 to 19 at the Le Mars Armory. About 31 businesses will have attractive displays including Moore Lumber Co Reuter’s Floor Covering Hoffmann Paint Elliott Paint Bo & B Store Iowa Public Service Co Henn Electric and others. The event is sponsored by the Le Mars Chamber of Commerce and will be followed by a Paint and Clean-Up and Fix Up week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
Moore Lumber Co
Reuter
Hoffmann
Elliott
Bo & B
Iowa Public Service Co
Henn Electric
Pew's
Hansen
Lewis
Sieverding Walz
Western Auto
Hoffman Electric
Stover Supply Co
W.C McCormick Ser-Vaz
Le Mars Federal Savings & Loan
Le Mars Savngs Bank
First National Bank
Nemmers Plumbing
Bill Timmins
Olie Welding
Lutjon
Le Mars Chamber of Commerce
More roads laid as 206 extra miles funded in 1956
Iowa Highway Commission said 206 additional miles will be paved in 1956 due to lower contract costs, higher gas tax receipts, and greater federal aid. Route details include Highway 75 to Orange City to Alton, plus two miles on Hull, two on Highway 18 and Highway 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lowa
Orange City
Alton
Hull
lowa highway commission
Valeria Susemihl obituary from Grand Junction Colorado
Valeria Susemihl wife of Arthur Jo Susemihl died at 3 20 p m Thursday March 29 at St Marys Hospital Grand Junction Colorado She was daughter of Cornelius and Mary Ludwig and survived by six children Peter Phillip Mary Christina Christopher Camille and other relatives Her life in Remsen Golden and Grand Junction included active Catholic Daughters work and noted book reviews Funeral attendance included friends and relatives from Remsen and surrounding communities
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Valeria Susemihl
Arthur Jo Susemihl
Gunnison Ave
Grand Junction
Colorado
St. Mary’s hospital
Susemihl
Valeria Ludwig -Susemihl
Cornelius
Mary
Mesa Drug and Mest Drug Pharmacy
Catholic
Daughllers of American
St. Joseph's School PTL
ity
Peter
Phillip
Christina
Christopher
Camille
John T. Lardwig
Ekton
Martin Lardwig
Paul Teviens
Elmer Schroeder
Lea Cengler
Remsen
A. H. Schilmoeller
Grandville
Iowa
Don Tutt
Pawlina
Len Burlige
Floron
Ed Rader
sind
Ros White
Mandas
St. Joseph’s parish
em Mas
Leo
Beitelspacher
feo
Dorothy Susemihl
Sealte
Washington
Mrogad Mur
John Dudwie
Pikton
Leonard Burlage
Stoester
Mir
Tom Gothier
Toveland
Solorado
Miss Eva Anderson Dies at Dill's Nursing Home
Eva Anderson age 55, Plymouth County resident born July 6 1900 in Union Township, died April 4 1956 at Dill's Nursing Home in Marcus after a yearlong illness. Funeral April 7 at Gethsemane Lutheran Oyens with Rev. Jacobsen. burial Le Mars City Cemetery. Survived by brother in law Nels Mortensen Le Mars, nephew Jon Mortensen Remsen, cousin Wendell Mortensen and cousin Mrs Larry Reyelts Canada. preceded by parents and sister Mrs Neils Mortensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Anderson
tite Mro
Hans Anderson
Plymouth county
Dill
Marcus
Miss Anderson
Union Township
Plymouth counas
Gethsemane no
Oyens
Gethsemane ‘Lutheran church
Jacobsen
Le Mars
Moeister
Remsen
Nels Mortensen
nice
Jon Mortensen
Wendell Mortensen
Larry Reyelts
Canada
Neils Mortensen
Torwelle Funeral Services Held for William Tor Welle
William Tor Welle 64 a retired farmer and stock man died Monday after a heart attack. Funeral services were Thursday at the Lutheran church in Hawarden with burial in Hawarden cemetery. Bernard funeral home directed. Survivors include wife Sadie a son William Jr three daughters Mrs One Shimming Mrs Lowell Hartman and Mrs Wendell Holt knnp all of Hawarden two sisters Mrs Hattie Grieg of Sioux City and Mrs Walter Hoagland of Ellsworth Minn a brother Carl of Ireton and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tor Welle
Lutheran church
Hawarden
Bernard
Peter Bogh Funeral Held in Garretson South Dakota
Peter Bogh aged 75 longtime Garretson resident and former Fredonia township official died March 28 in a Sioux Falls hospital. Funeral services were conducted in Garretson Methodist Church with Rev R Moberly officiating and Masonic graveside rites. Born 1880 in Clinton Iowa he lived in Remsen before moving to Garretson in 1910 and retiring there in 1924. Surviving are his widow two daughters two brothers and several sisters with several relatives from Le Mars Remsen and Sioux Falls attending.
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Garretson
S. D
Peter Bogh
Fredonia
authnor
Sioux Falls
R. Moberly
Clinton
Iowa
M. P. Bogh
Le Mars
Peter
Hulda Rothlisberger
Remsen
Bogh
imp aned ins
Stutt "Farms Mutual
Masonic Lodge
El Reid
Sioux Fells
daghters
Ethel
Emil Snurmeyer
Andrew Bogh
Marius
Ed Durnbusch
Garrett
Porte
Artesia
Cali
John Hummel Funeral Rites Held in Westfield Iowa
John William Hummel 84 died Sunday in a Sioux City hospital after a five year illness. Funeral services were at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Westfield Congregational Church with OW Walker officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery Westfield under Rossow funeral director Akron. Masonic rites were at the graveside. He was born June 18 1871 near Jefferson South Dakota and lived in Jefferson Westfield and Sioux City. He married Mattie Bourett February 1899 who died 1906 and later married Josie Olson June 1929 at Dakota City Nebraska. Survivors include his widow a son Albert of Westfield two stepsisters in Westfield a stepson Raymond Olson of Sioux City three brothers and several sisters.
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Westfield
John William Hummel
Sioux City
OW. Walker
Memorial park
Rossow
Akron
grayside
Mr. Hummel
Jefferson
S. D
Sioux Cry
Elk Point
Mattie Bourett
Josie Olson
Dakota City
Neb
Albert
Stale Mae Beaubien
Ehime Michiel
Wenzel Infant Services For Alison Hleen Wenzel
Alison Hleen Wenzel infant daughter of Marlin and Mrs. Wenzel of Pierson. Funeral held Wednesday at Dicken Funeral Home Kingsley with Rev. Keverrett Major officiating. Burial in Kingsley Cemetery. Born near Kingsley on February 29. Survived by parents a brother Lonnie a sister Marleen and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Wenzel Kingsley and Mr and Mrs Carl Petersen Minneapolis. Dairy Queen drive in highway 74 opens for summer season.
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Alison Hleen Wenzel
Mitson
duesday
beades
Lonnie
Marleen
Sis
Ray Wenzel
Kingsley
Mer
Carl Petersen
Minneapolis
Minneasot
Darwin
Johnson
Dairy Queen drive-in
highway 74
Births and hospital news from Sioux City area in April
A steady stream of births and hospital admissions is reported from St. Joseph's and nearby facilities. Families welcomed babies in Orange City Hawarden Le Mars Granville Merrill and Kingsley while patients continue to be treated at Sacred Heart and Sioux Center Community hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Nemmers
Sioux City
St. Joseph's hospital
Nick Nemmers
Le Mars
Simeon Beernink
Sioux Center
Peter Jerema
Orange City
Grossman hospital
Ervin Mulder
Ireton
Ray Bogh
Route 5
Sacred
Richard Listernink
Hull
Sioux Center Community hospital
Peter DeBoer
Rock Valley
John Morgan
Hawarden
Hawarden hospital
Glenn Domnick
Hawarden f
Wayne Gronemeyer
a Ison
Sacred Heart Hospital
Martha Carey Marcus
Julie Ann Kokenge Alton
Raymond Bogd Le Mars
Joseph Wersinger Remsen
Roger H. Cook Pierson
John Witt Le Mars
Terry Lee Puhrmann
Paullina
Lillian Badgerow Le Mars
Sylvester Kale Le Mars
Hazel Mount Le Mars
Irvin Kuhi Remsen
Jack Watry Le Mars
Edmund Ruden Remsen
Edward Jones Quimby
Ruasell ‘Hatz Alton
Roman 'Shea Granville
William Trauffer Le Mars
Arnald Ot Merrill
Conrad Hodapp Grenville
Gil
Clifford Owens Alton
Joseph Cronin Marcus
aund
Wm McDougall Le Mars
Ghys Knudsen Le Mars
Herman Kowalke Kingsley
Gary Bracken Le Mars
Central High reunion hints at tax fight and gym plans
The reminiscence with an old classmate underscores concerns over a proposed 300000 gymnasium and other school structures, plus a sewage plant. Critics warn higher taxes or clipped homestead and veteran credits as routes to fund the projects, while opponents push for stricter levies and political maneuvering.
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inquest
Dick Carey
WH. Carey
J. C. Penney
Gehien School
Elgin- America
St Monica's
St. James Catholic Church
Andrew Crowe
John J. Pirate
Rocky Ford, Colo
Mary Bridgs
Piratte
Rosalre Buckley
Mo OB Buckles
Le Mays
tard
Rocky? Ford
Torwelle
John Hummel
Wenzel Infant
Jones
old Central High
Smi
Humph
Mars
stile tax study committee
Communist party
Joan Kohl
Laverne, Minn
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